“m "TRACK; kill it ‘ IIDEI SIIII DISCUSSED
’Tis a warning. ' , I
When omoking ruin- mark the site. I
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So let this remind you, a.- you read, I
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It you from looses would be freed.
Insurance is tha thing you need.
’Tia a warning.
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING.
Telephone
ll NEW
George F. White, of Ward street,
was a visitor ill New York city,
tcl'dzly. The trip was made for busi-
ness purposes. I
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Charles McCarthy, of
\‘l‘cst. has secured a lucrative posi-
tion with Ginlbel Bros. in New York.
Marccllus It. Icllnctt, former rcp-
rcscntalivc from Norwalk to the Gen—
crul Asscmbly in Hartford. bllt nowI
of \l'illtcsbarrc. Pcnn.. was a visitor
ill town, yesterday.
A. bright baby boy- was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Railing, \i’cdllcstlay
noon. Mother and son are doing I at upwards of fifty mils an hour. “”“ “”“_“——
nicely. Mrs. Rcdling was fornicl'lt (veorge Lo.c,kwood 0f the F- E- A WISE MERCHANT
Miss .lanilctte Perkins, of illicit. Lockwood 6‘ Company was 99‘9““ advertises his goods. if I” cannot do
—COUNTRY CLUB LUNCHEON
serlcd Fridays is very popular. Phone
your order.
I-ldwal'tl Weaver. 8 boy attending}
the (.‘enter school ill thc first district
sustained injurics to his foot while
at play, yesterday afternoon, and had
to be taken to his home, No. 139
Main stl'ect. Dr. S. ll. Huntington was I
called and attended to the kid's pain
in] injuries.
yes- :
(‘cntcr ave-,.
nuc. who has returned home from tho .
diately lost control and the car darted
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fered any hurt and they are slight
She in Mrs. Tervere and sustained be
I sides a shaking up minor facial lacera-
tions and slight scalp wounds. These
Icuts were caused by the glass of the
1230 windshield which broke when she hitI Light and Beard for damages.
it, having been thrown forward from
‘her seat, through the space between
I'the dilided front seats and up
Iagainst the glass with consideraI .-
Iforce when the car came 1.: .1; .c.‘.
Iden”1iali.
The other lath-.2. 't‘.‘l‘.1:.‘.'
‘namcs could not be learned escaped:
Iwilhoul a scratch and the chauffeur!
‘was likewise fortunate. Dr. J. M.i
‘Nolall, of Weslport, happened along
Iand administered treatment and then
brought them to the Norwalk llospital‘
when they spent the night ieatingl
lthis afternoon for New Yotk by train.
The machine had its tpo front
wheels completely demolished and the
two extra tires, carried on'tlle sidc,
-. were ripped off with their ruck as the
I car narrowly missed a telegraph pole.
. A large hole was torn ill the side oi
the aluminum body by the tire rack
. being pulled off, and the front fenders
’ wcrc slightly bcnt.
I The chauffeur of the wrecked car
' was speeding along the road at i’oatu
Swamp, at a terrific speed. estimated
Illundrcd iect ahead and was about to
Illll’ll to the left at Beers corner. He
‘ stated today that he held up his hand
ito warn following machines. Just as
Ille had turned Ilia machine slightly.
.' the 'l‘ervere automobile flashed by and
Iatruck the tender of Inckw ood's car.
'Lockwood straightened up. but the
tchautfeur ot the other machine imme-
I to the left of the road and toward the
embankment of the Beers property
Fortunately, he was able to steer to
one side of the telegraph pole there,
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. THURSDAY, APRIL sq, 19:5
’ 9 H M'M'OO‘
IIIIlIIDIlf
—l.-Ii-l"' .ll‘il'-’ "I I ”I
lNG DEDICATED
83‘. m5 {pril arr—firm new
buildings with; Medical School of
Washington Ivnlversity we're dedicat-
ed with an elaborate program here to-
day.
The three large building: which con-
ulli'llboratondl, dlipensarifl. lecture
moms and libraries, coat 1100.000, and
with the new Barnes Honpital. the St.
Louis Childxen‘jn floopital and St.
John’s Ml. mm one plating
eat groupo or buildings in the world
devoted to medical and surgical pur-
poses.
Within
with agreeing to collect a biiiiwhich
I Contractor Beard had minlt the high-
way department, providing that Beard
would pay King 10 per cent. of the
I amount of the bill for that service.
I Denies Alienation.
I Mr. King denied the allegati and
I inotituted proceedings against Messrs-
Attor- ‘ Addresses were delivered by Dr. Wil-
Iney Elmore S. Banks was retained as lialu Henry Welsh, ProSifior of Path
loounsel for Mr. King. Mr. Banks was ology at Johns Hopkins University;
Iinterview ed last night relative to the: by President Lowell of Harvard Unl-
case. He was asked how he account \ersity; by Henry S. Pritchet, presi
in since JaHuary, but the case 1133 'notf the Advancement of Teaching. and by . .
i President Vincent of the University or _. .
even been assigned on the docket.
‘ ”'6' ”WWW to Say IMiunesotii. The dedicatory program.
Mr. Banks said. "i do not care to be will continué Friday
interviewed. on this subject. 1 do not __.__...._._~—-— ‘\
mean to be discourteous, but I have BEEFSTEAK/ SUPPER ENJOYED.
nothing to say. We will try the case A real old-fashioned beef steak sun
when We get ready." I per was served at the Norwalk COIL?
Enquiries at the home of Mr. King try Club last night to a large number
elicited the information that he is mm of membérs. The excellence of the
lined to his room with a sickness anu mealland tine service made the occa-
collld not be seen. aion one of extreme pleasure to those
Light Expect: Trial. Iwho attended and Steward Willard
IMr. Light stated that he had filed a was highly coniplimentcd on the suc-
demurrer in the case. alld expected to, ccss scored. The guests were pro-
argue it very shortly but that he had vidcd with white cups and aprons and
heard nothing from the other side.er. much fun resulted. Dancing was in
Light also added that he would have order afterward. The affair was an
endeavored to argue the demurrer innovation in the history of the club
sooner but has been fully occulneu and was thoroughly enjoyed and ap-
witll other matters. . preciated. I
TllDl‘t‘ will be a meeting of the ‘
Itlmorulnl; (Ionlmittcc of the Norwalk
It In a large way. he uses the Sentinel tun-ll: club, Monday cvcnlng, May 3.
classified ”F07 35‘9" columns. CE” 1915, at 8 o'clock. at the South Nor~
up the office. and an Mi man will mt! "mum “mom,” building.
‘\
150 pk.
Fancy Maine Potatoes,
Smoked Shoulder
Force A A Qc pkg.
ed for the fact that the jury had ben dent of the Carnegie Foundation torI ‘
HOUSEFURNISHING I
"(500138: or?
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowcst Price:
Opp. Congregational Church.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
and Stoves. -
I moumowouv.
M 419. 37 NORTH MAIN or.
1
navrn anion min.
a Large Plot. (Shore Pronto.)
c. T. McGOVERN. Agent.
trawl-hm §t.. swam.
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HORACE R. NASH
North Main and Went St.
ngI
fiww
mm’smr ‘ " e.“ r- n». 1.-
, FIRST
Anniversary Sale .
BUY NOW
FURNITURE
RUGS
BEDDING
RANGES
REFRIGERATORS'
APRIL SALE AT AUGUST
PRICES.
Sterling Furniture Company
I 2 7- I 29 Washington St.
Phone I r 5.
.3
What 'Are Your AsSets?
The scientific contact of bulimia and pen-anal
'classes the methods employed very distinctly
. C O O I
Avoid The liability
0! not having a checking account. We invite accounts which are
given efficient and courteous attention. ~ ' -
Fairfield County National Bank.
THEOLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
affairs Today
'altllough the extra tires on the. side
' ‘lir. Samuel H. Huntington, Paul
Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch
Masons of Connecticut, attended the
Icaught on It and were ripped on. The
lmachlne careoned up the lower ter
‘racc. literally leapcd over it and the
twentlkfilih annual ”3‘10“” 0‘ ”It {wheels plowed In the second one, bury
li‘ratcrnnl Union of Annoilitcd High ing themselves as deep as the axcl
Priests of ”16-81842 0f Nowflork. ill-l u hon the «wheels burrowed» into [ha-ll. '-
thc Park Avenue hotel, New York : earth the car came tom vicio and
City. last evening, ‘ . " afirjbt stop, Mrs. TerVere was buried
1’“——‘—' - from" her seat ill the tonneau and lip
Th0 ”0‘13“”01' F‘Nderler‘owethbe against the glass of the Windshield.
West Norwalk farmhand- who “5 which broke and cut'hel' in several
killed by a trolley car near the White places about the face and head. ' The
llridge Monday night WI“ yesterday two other ladies were jolted out or
afternoon buried In the Noroton coin-I‘m rear seat but were not hurt. ‘ The
otery. 'lt *8 “Oi thought likely 00’0“" chauffeur was braced by his wheel and
John J. Phelan will hold an inquest. I‘escaped any injury
The killing was entirely accidental, ‘t.. it was late last night betorotlle reI~ --
is said ' mains or the wrecked car were taken ;
away to a garage for repairs. 'l‘lllrI ..
Lockwood machine was not damaged
other than a slightly? beutrlb otihe
front fender. Settlement was made.“
with Mr. Beers by the autoiat tor the.
diimage done to his lawn.‘
TELEPHONE 371
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Dr‘s.
.. Leonard (leallall
Are tltfb
thoroughness with which the
“tion to: tllc housewife who Ila
All iizcs ..
Call and sec them.
nooo-ooloolchc-u
(‘hristopher Sheehan, ‘of Bctlcon
strect, is suffering considerable .pain
as a result of running it rusty nail in-
lo the ball of his foot. Dr. W. B.
Burnett has care .of the injury and
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most sanitary Refrigerators made.
,_ BAXMBNEEERN
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
' FUNERAL DIRECTOR...
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he stated that so far no infection has
set in. Shcehan was walking along
and when he stepped on the nail It
pierccd the sole of the shoe and went
into the flesh quite deep.
WATERBURY CHAUFFEUR HELD
RESPONSIBLE.
WATERBURY, Conn., April 29.—
‘Deputy Coroner W. D. lilakepeace. in
a finding handed down today, . finds
William C Raphael criminally reaponé
sible for the death of Mrs. Ida Laza
rinl, at St. Mary’s hospital, .Tuesday
evening. Raphael struck her with his
automobile Saturday night. Tho dep‘
uty coroner on Monday. also found Ra»
phael- criminally responsible for the I
death of a nlne-months‘-old daughter .
of Mrs. Lazarini. who died at the ,hos-
pital Monday morning. as the result
or Saturday night's accident. Raphael
is now awaiting trial in the Superior
Court on the charge of manslaughter,
having waived examination in the City
Court yesterday morning.
—-THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SENIOR
PLAYS.
High School Assembly Hall. Thurs-
day and Friday evenings, April 29th
and 30th. Tickets 25 cents.
W
Drugs
Patent Medicines.
Toilet Articles.
Price tile Lowest, Quality the
Best.
,4“, .
.4
I Pretty articles for home d
Doylics, Centerpieces, Lunch
Stilison-Powell Corporation
In WASHINGTON STREET.
The Time oi~Your Life
Is measured by the years existing be-
tween the time earning power begins
and when it: ceases.
HOLD RAPHAEL 0F WATERBURY
New StampedPieces
Our Needlework Department
beautiful stamped pieces—easy and effective work in most
cascsnud in every instance at attractive prices.
Towels of many kinds and sizes. .
Also the newest ideas in Waists, Night Gowns, Combi-
nations, Boudoir Caps, Infants’ Wear, Etc.
Our Art Department is the very center of interest in
this city for lovers of the beautiful in needle work.
The NH Ryan Co. I .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
is overflowing with
ecoration such as Squares,
con Sets, Pillow Cases and
\
I‘rom'the beginning, man realizes
that the future holds an him con-
J atantly increasing responsibilitics
which often appear to increase more
rapidly than income.
Hence the need of the services and
encouragement of a Banking connec-
tion to back up your ever, single eh’ort.
A.very;engaging story of “The Time
_ of Your Bite," is told in a little book
. a ‘ thatwo will be pleased to have you
stop at the bank and ask for, or a post-
FOR TWO AUTOMOBILE
DEATHS.
WATERBURY. April 29.——Mrs. Ida
anarlni, the second victim of William
'C Raphael and his high powered au-
tomobile, died last night. or within a
few hours after Raphael, by a finding
handed down by Deputy Coroner Wal-
tér D. Makepeace was held criminally
responsible for the death of Giovan-
niua -.Lazarlni the infant child. Mrs.
Lazarint died at St. Mary' 3 hospital at
7: 45 o’clock oi the injuries which eho
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received Saturday night. together with
Cleaning and Repairing Neatly
:~ Done.
‘ m 1tlluw-l'
' 7 ' twig“ ther‘child, by being. srtuck by an,auto« ,
mobile owned and driv‘on by the Inc: _
‘ ”dosed in South Minn street. nuptial
“I NEW“ in: the cltm pout
.3 charge of» manslaughter“
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