MONDAY. JULY 19, 19:5
Mr. and illrs. Charles E. umbenon
gmd child, of Stamford, were visiting
H. S. Paxton and family of West are
1
IFE.‘ ACCIDENT AND
3‘ HOBILE’ INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS,
ds, Burglary and Compensa- 3
Rents, Real Estate, Shore? Indies supper mil Batter. Friday.)
Country, to rent and for July 331d Supper .5 cents; to be held
3 in the Chapel of the Rowayton Me-
a [or & Golden thodist church. 3y 19- "2
i 2
" y 7 g The “Big Dipper," piloted by John
K H NORWM'K TRUST 00.13» F. 131c.\iahon,.lr..of this city, at the
BUILDING' Larchmout yacht races. Saturday, Won
sixth place, among nineteen entries.
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Colonel Bunker
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By M. QUAD
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Copyright. 1915, by the McClure
Newspaper Syndicate. '
i .
fie i Bunker as he out looking out of the
leudow—"i was Just thinking of an‘
3lucideut in my early career so a duel-3
ist. in fat-.t sub, when this thing came
lubuut i had not yet drawn m3 rapiet
. The mid WWW" clearance sale M on the tield of honolu. in the southern
everything 11994194 fl” ”‘9 home at A town where 1 {list hung out 'my shin-
J (‘ollius co, offers you upto date K19 as a lawyer 33"cte a dozen guy
tyles, quality iinish and continuation butks ofyoung men and l was one of
of the best at a spring from 20 to 30 them
See A1132? ‘Wc 33 em sports, sub. We'rode. we '
__ 3:: unhlctl. and we swagget'ed. We talk-
.I-l about our bunch. and we took no
11d3 lLtl 1rom our elders.
1230
o
’i‘i1l1t3si.\ lites 33cm lost in an
. ward Mellon has taken 3 13°51‘10“ :“lttltlt‘lll whith named this moi'1.11i11..n was a wonder we kept clear 0,3
“1° Andre's Davey “we .19 ”3‘“ at the (01 not of _33'Itshiugton an“ .the duelio among oilr ou'n selves. for
root. "Water streets. One of the local lit 13:13 33 me hotheads But destiny bad
' W 1193 1111111 1:111 over a cat and threetsomething laid up for us, and at the ‘
he new I'esidente being built for kittens. IpI'-opcI time we learned what it was. '
{ Wilson on New l’anaan mantle. [W lil‘ll 1‘ dapper “"19 man llwill)?d 11110
' the condition the 1113311 one day and gave his name
pol“ t‘t‘lli.
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At the Hospital today
' W 01 Itlis Susie Bakos. who was loan
The i‘t‘tlulur meetius of Colfax Psi in the water oil Tokencke last week.
mutant, with l11st111il1tiou of 031- was rcpoitcd as tentaluing the same in
. will ho hold tonight in Odd lei— A slight improvement in the condition: on was about 11 Week aftoi the pro-
' lot‘ Louis 'i‘arlov. who was accidentally] l'tlssul‘s arrhnl. and none 06 as young
l shot, 33 .13 reported. blades had made his acquaintance yet
_- gwhcu six of us sax? the tat ern rerun~
Pennington has issued in 'dn of a summer a 'eIIing nrmngingn'
otlicers doing .mmcifox hunt. when the stranger appeared
.auioug us. and. looking directl3 at me.
hcl asked:
. . \1133' I have the honoh of making
The latter l)u_\ Saints are going to white lines and that the vehicles g"'3'ou1uuuio'3'
hold a pic'nit at lloton Point in the bcvoud lilo line 01‘ EM“ “'3“ street; “lgaw it as llnukcr. of cone.
near {plate The 11.119 is 11m deter~ betorc turning around "'llunker? lluukot'?’ he reiwnied.
milled upon '15 yet. i .‘Dld you evah spell it with an li?‘
‘ . "‘Suh! Sub! What doryou meant"
‘ ‘ . V cm X. F T Company, sustained 13 “‘\\'ns the name originally Junkor?‘
mljl‘dzll: factltltllleInlfl’SlutlmlI’llilllb badly injured arch when he tell a Em"! S‘m- "‘9 mun ““3 d9“"“"""‘3" .
1 Y S
insulting me!
. l out ten feet and landed ..
New York has learned to her home distante of lb 1 always thought 1 carried things
fill New (Ia-11.111 avenue
1‘91“”! 0“ his heels. Joe was at work off Very well for a first time. i raised
repairing some ““93 i“ “‘9 rear 0" 1113 but. handed him my card 11nd turn-
Schulteze's upto33n market. He was ed 11w'.113 lie received it with a bow
holding on to a railing when it gave and also turned.
11 caused him to drop ten feet ‘There you were. sub—there you
way an i i ll known and 1,3,‘Werc! A duel for sunrise was arranged
”9‘0“” Cahll s we 11 t learn of for'wlthin an hour. and! was 11 hero.
“WW friends are grieve 0 “Could a professor of natural his-
the amide!“ . 3 low handle a rapier like a young buck
-~-----— 33 ho was always at it?
T330 persons. a man and a young ' "‘3'.) of co“ so not, and I should play
with him Should I kill or only wound '
him? That question could 33bit and
I be settled after the blades had crossed.
The most l had to fear. as my friends
ho was something of a naturalist we
had no idea that his coat coveted des-
Qbailcs (‘atteIalL who has been in
California foI It nuniboi of 3',e'.11's 11.1.51 t‘ihit'
startled to his father‘ 5 home in str'uttions to the
broad River. at the corner of Main and won streets
I 7:10 see that no drlvers stop between the
. 5 Joe Cnhill employed by the South-
fibroid llar3est, of Boston, who
been lisiting his aunt, Mrs. Hom-
er Buttery, oi’ Ponus a3',enue has re
{Tinted to his hOme in that place.
bliss Jessie Close is enjoying a
‘eek's vacation from her duties at .
Beers Stationery Store. She is spend
the time. in New Haven as the
shell of her sister, Mrs. E. M. Reid.
~Wllliam -.R. Wilmott. of Darien, op-
grating 13 iltney bearing the license
number 1072 L, ran into the touring
. car of Jones and Hotchklss, which was
Funding in front of the store. the col-
'Iipioii occurring at about 3: 30 o’clock
'Blturtlay afternoon The damage was
night to both machines.
girl wete overcome by the heat at
(lompo Beach yesterday Medical as-
sistance was quickly obtained. 0n ac
count of the excessive heat, droves of.
people 3°“Km the beach for comfortinelf. was that the professor would ei-
and newr before has there been so[ther send an abject apology or speak
many automobiles parked. Ono NOP'Jaway during the night. He did nei-
itllk man “”qu 200 cars Withltlicr. however.
wds beseiging the bathhouses for 3"3e talked the matter over. and all
"0 al automobiles the bucks thought l ought to run the
accommodation. se3er d i 11 m professor through the heart. and thus
raised the side curtains an out 8 at. once establish my reputation, but
' their clothing in “‘9 cars I_ decided that a wound that Would lay
~ The Phoenix Pinochlo Club, also him up about six weeks would do.
strong. had an outing yesterday ”it“ "It wssonly ‘b'ben the word had been
oved most enjoyable given and our blades had crossed that
p" i found out i had caught a tartar.
RE PRICES Wh'y, sub. the professor made me look
MICHELlN REDUCES T! . like 15 cents! Ko-disarmed me twice
10 PER CENT' in“. ten minutes. he could have killed
Michelin prices hate 33181 been “9' me during the next live. but he stayed
ducpd 10 per cent 3et no change has his hand
been made in the quality of these “Ell: letngtllt al’tterIliumlliatiugl most:-
19 ea pa 0 a an tour. Icpn »
well known tires This good newsol: ed me in the shoulder and l was out of
.ul‘t‘ N "“9”“ all motorists, all) it. I wept bitter tears as the surgeon
iall_3 as Michelin than have been 89“ dressed my wound. The young but-ks
m. i... .ume little at prices a little didn‘t know what to make of 11; but
.00 hit!“ for some. purses The mau- agreed that they must find excuse to
“Mum” 3mm that thel have been challenge the professor until some one
‘ f TC 10 I‘edllce 89“ng lllld lflndm him.
unable, “or“ 0 ° .. "Egad snh. thcy didn't have to go
WM” “"110“ ““fl'mm’z the ”mg hunting for for excuses. lie brought:
nit/rd high standard or Wm” 0‘ them along and laid them at the foot
Michelin tires. of those whowaitcd. He stopped Dick
v“... prcst‘nl substantial reduction.
in a measure due to the sur-
increased demand in this
es is 111019 part
. A. T. Lamb made a record catch on
Saturday afternoon when he landed a
_bl‘ackfish that tipped the scales at 8
pounds. 2 ounces. This is the largest
‘illlh that local fishermen ever remem-
but up ha3ing been taken out of the ~
'Norwalk river. Much interest was
manifested .in the‘lucky “haul."
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.. Clarence t‘. t‘lose, of 74 Franklin
'avenue, was overcome while in bath
”5:331 the Knob, yesterday afternoon
dfor a time it was feared his con-
itlon was seiious i’Iompt and effi-
plant treatment brought him mound
“right. He received a bad bruise
year his left e38, where he collapsed
m the heat in the bulb house, and
ell-against. one of the beams.
llnscomb on the street and politely said
to him:
" 'suh. nature has made a mistake in
your case.‘
“ ‘Whnt do you mean, suhl' asked
.‘—NE.W HOTEL MAHACKEMO 33 hilo
I'Adles' Grill and gentleman's lunch :pt'isingly
' In Open until 11:30 p. in. Popular countI'v fox quality tit
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rides. Table d'hote lunch fifty cents, 11111.1113 due to the 1119“”) augmented Dick.
1: 80 to 2 p. m. Table d'hote dinner. output of the American factory at “That your nose is screwed on
"em-Y'fllfe cents, 5: 30 p. m. to 8 p biilltown. New Jersey. on account of crooked. .
in. Served in main dining room. 13.3... “1.9“...“ heavy demand in for stiltlT‘m' you must answer for this in
demand, it is
"1 w... Just 111111111113. sun," said Uoio- 3
d as l'lofossor Mn311e and explained that ‘
itold me and as I firmly believer! my- 3
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Sweet
Georgia
WAlERMfllONS 355.
Armar’ 3 Lean Smoked I l '
{3121/2C ll).
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SHOULDERS
East India Tea Co.
TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON STREET.
-10 %-
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
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MICHELIN
T I R E S
~Effeclivc July i91h+
One Quality 01113 ---the Best
“A S U S U A L”
Get Reduced ‘l’rices' From
The‘Hardwlar-e Auto and
Supply Company
42 wine. st South Norwaik
WOMEN DOCTORS TO GO.
automaton cut,
—l'l~"~i
Volunteers to Look MAW» B's blu’
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War babies and their mothers. cur-i
faring without medical attention in!
the stricken countries of Europe be-
cause the physicians of the warring perhaps by newspaper reports. was
lands are at the front ministering tofesllonfiible Frank was mil in the
the wounded. will not suffer unat-anfest pine for him in the state."
tended if the alumnae of the W0- He said he had no reason .. 1-9
mung Medical College of Pennsyl- gret commuting Frank's death seal
vania have their way. says the Phil tense ‘0 llfo‘imprlsonment‘.
adelphla Public Ledger ‘ “i would do it again tomorrow it
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t
gether with funds for the mainten lot mistake in evidence by Which' he
once of maternity hospitals abroad; was convicted " declared Mr Slaton
will be sent to their aid. accordingi MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga, July 19.-
to plans awaiting only fa3orable. ac- lPhyuicians who examined [.90 131,
to be held in Philadelphia Dr. ilnr- lday said his condition
riot 1.. Hartley clinical professor of worse
surgery at. the We man's Medical Col-
was much
The jagged cut in his throat
repaired at the hands or a fellow
loge, is sponsor for the plan. {prisoner Saturday night was swollen
"i feel sure," said . Dr. Hartlcyfiand his temperature was 102 2-5.
“that the women of America gladly;
will avail themselves of an opportu-£ "5. physician. who returned to Atlanta
will stop the waste in the lives of in-' dition warranted his leaving. He and
'I1ocent women and 'children, and l’another Atlanta doctor were common-
:un sure we can obtain one 1 niobium back today.
A .corps of women physicians, to confronted with the same probabilityl
tlon by the conference of the alumnae: Frank in the State Prison early to .
Dr. H. J. Rosenberg. the Frank fam- .
nity to provide medical care wmchJaat night. decided that Frank's con-.
During the night '
clans fromi'among our alumna who Frank was restless, his temperature
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ANCES"
WU R NITU RE 00.
127-129 WASHINGTON ST.
30. NORWALK
An occasional hour or so can be
profitably and pleasantly Eltlpluyml
for
Art
work department provides
working some article dress 02'
home decoration. Our Net-die“
the ma-
terials and implements in the form of 7
new “R val Society" package goods.
besides which we have a broad as-
sortment of separate
stamped (lo-
signs in the newest patterns.
Towels,.Piilow Cases.~Doytiu, ‘ Muslin
Aprons, Dressing Saeques, Bcudoir Caps,
Underwear, Wallis,
infants Wear.
Pin Cushions, etc" etc.,|li at moderate prices. '
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Bureau
Scat-is.
Special—I
jRetl 03k Coal
$6.50 .......
Lehigh $6.35 for cash
The Wm. l-Iiiron Co. 1....
3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
Mid-Summer
SALE
of
Housé
Dresses
For Porch and. Morning wear
Ai- Greatly
.rllon’t Forget
to 5?ee ‘
Tom Murray
31 South Main Street
So Norwalk
A WISE MERCHANT
advertises all goods. if he cannot dol
it in a large way. he uses the Sentinel:
classified “For Sale" columns. Gall.
.up the once. no In ad Inn will all
”Reduced.
PRICES.
Prices range from $1 to$5
B'e.Sure and See Our Stock
Before Purchasing.
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AdvertiSe in The Sentinel
lcign countries. This
was formerly
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Haylers assorted Chocolate and 01w 01” the OH)" or the
Boa-Boas. Foss Quality Chocolates ories abroad.
1mm 10c to $1.00 per box. ""“"“'“' '
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CT.
[I
h About lo TraVel
{ . your enjoyment will be more. complete if you
I
‘ 1“???" that your silverware, jewelry, personal treas~
pres and-valuable 'p'apers'are beyond harm's-reach
in the Scott: N0r3t' alk Savings Bank. Come In and _
i.“ 'see what securityis offered, both in our safe def'
. p)tt vault and our vault for the storage of silver-
wire and bulky packages
;it from the first like a butcher with a
“ ‘Yours to command.’
"A second duel“ you see, sub, and
with the some weapons. i wasn‘t
there to' see. but they told me that he
made a bigger monkey oi! Dick Bas-
comb than he did of me. When he
had made a show of him long enough
he gave him the point in the same
shoulder he had me and walked away
whistling.
“We had a sensation in that town
now and for fifty miles beyond it. The
professor had made two victims and
was liable to make others. but there
wasn't much fooling against him nor
much sympathy for those who had felt
his steel.
"Joe Beaumont wasto be his third.
It was rapiers again. I rode to the
grounds to see the duel. Joe went at
long kulfe and was disarnied every
cried like a buy.
“‘It was the same old story—wounded
in the same shoulder.
“Three smart bucks. Three duels.
“Three arms in three. slings.
“Three of as trying to explain why
it wasn't the other fellow who was
picked.
“it was humiliating. sub. and yet: it
has the proper remedy.
the cabal and settled us down to take
a more serious view of life. .As to the
professor, he wasn't a naturalist at all.
but ‘a famous fencer, and I believe he
to come mm and adminisber‘tho rem-
wdiet our systems leembd so rennin.
other minute. lie got so“ mad that be.
It broke up '
was hired by those who wished’us ‘well ~
me: all. sub, and 11's a file a...
3will volunteer to conduct as
hospitals as we can obtain mone
establish."
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‘GUNNER‘S PATRON SAINT.
,Why was St. Barbara chosen to be
the patron saint of‘ gunners? it is
known and which one ought. to know.
but does not. Meanwhile. there is the
fact that she does intercede for all
gunners by land and sea.
In' the old French new the Ste.
'lng attached to it in all dictionaries.
Moreover, in France she is the saint
not only of gunners but of all firc'
brigades.
their holiday on the day of her renal.
~Westminster Gazette.
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wan.
to puzzle the may woman w
ledo Blade.
M“
APPROPRIATELY NAMED;
lives ii shine from the hilt
'one of those things which are to 132'
Barbe was the gun ro’om. and the
nanie may be found with that mean-
The sapeurs pompiers hold
cAu' wmoows AND Fussv wo-
Every street car window was made
doesn’t know whether it goes up or
down. All she understands is that if
it is closed she Wants it open and if
it is open she wants it closed—Jo,-
Of course the looming glory de~
"tb t.
continues to rise and at about day-
light he was delirious at intervals.
The temperature reached the highest' .
shortly before 8 o'clock and then be 3 .
gun .to drop. At 9 o'clock it was 3
fraction over 101.
‘Dr. Compton, the prison physician.
was not sb alarmed over the turn of
the night as were the other attendants.
He stated today that some fever was
to be expected and that the swelling
of the neck was not necessarily an‘ ‘3
exceedingly dangerous sign. Blood
poisoning is most feared. The stitches
seem to be holding.
t‘
offers everything you can
wish for to fit your home
from cellar bo'attic. ”
Everything here, no mat- ‘
tcr how maply sold,— is of
KNOB BUS DISABLED.
The automobile used in transporting
Club members from the house to the
trolley cars had an accident Saturday
afternoon, which will put it out of
commission for some time. It was be- 3
ing operated by Harold Millspaugh,
and with him were Ward Green, Miss
- Nancy Byrne, Miss Cecelip Byrne
and Seymour Byrne, but they fortu-
natly all escaped injury. The steering
gear broke, and before Millspaugh 3
could stop the car it ran over a big ‘
rock at the stone wall near the Wil- ~.
son Point railroad crossing. This rev
sulted in a bent axle and other slight -
damage. ' .
As the larger bosses of Lansing.
milspsngb, who has the Knob-cone:
'tQact transportation this .ilém .ir‘olltr .
0" .
a worthy, quality, up to date
style. finish and construc-
' tion and at a saving of from
no to 30 per centre—you. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler