'r,
g1
can assist:
ittdttt Atoll
‘ idea of the pain and misery endured
\ed with pain.
' {meal . thorium“ of others «who have
to. s.....
iCOiiilEClifiill Pliliiiili‘iil.
illliilii 0i lilii?
State lord of Initlt Advists
(interning Glam Accident——
Led Out for tetanus, it Say:
-—|Ititexil, which lay Be
lied free, Should Be tlsed
\l}
'lit-x :i‘aie botild of lit‘ni‘..; ll...
roe; circular to tour. and city
aulliivf"lt5 throughout the slate in
whtth ‘ailt‘lilloil i.- ('.:llt'-,l to ill.-
necessity ot being pluparett lot ac
ciden's on 'r‘ourtii or tat) ll rc»
lt‘io to the dangrr oi illiiiiii: .i: a
result -tl guisllo. wounds .tilti ul
\ises trie use of ‘eiiililirhill to preterit
ihc deteloplnerit oi l.t~' disease. 'lhc
hoard rurnlshes arr town: with ullll'
oi thatgt' 'l‘lic t'lit'u~
ttlaiil tree
lar l: \\ itlllUWS
.1 1“ prepared
lilo.
lll'iitg
ki>>.il.upll\‘ii
oi
the
zit tossii)
r. illl ll
faith: .
ua tgt-I lurks abour. t‘oiisiticliii! the
present method oi celebrating our
tilorioi.‘ l‘uuiill llll: assumption is
in
not Iiir wrong and preparivdntss
little-son
‘llic ii'igiriai llietii
the initial titty oi out
by l‘lllll; salutes with carillon
by soldiers ’l‘liis this eitilh'tl ii.to u
not»: mailing custom ll which every
conceivable method cilipittett lttl‘
luai.in,g a noise, fir. lttc.
limb or property
The lt'll‘iblt‘ toll of this method of
Oil ul ct-lthtitilllz;
ttlqui) with
niuniieti
.it’ne. ll
celebration hits at last been ict'Jg-
hired and many communities. need
ing the cry tor a sale and same
0F
Fourth. have adopiul rtsirtctitc
iii tau. n. The effect of these ordin-
mice: is shown by statistics lll loot;
ioitr hundred and Slhl) .s‘i.\ people
firtwotks on the
“etc hillt’d by
Fourth of July.
lost their lives.
it behootes every ci
the state of t‘oiinctlicut to see that
their fireworks ordrnanuv or lfitl‘
lations are strictly observed, or if no
such regulations exist. to adopt re
strictite measures at once. Even the
record of thirty dead and ele\t'll buri-
tired and thirty-live inyured is far
too great a loss when it is prevent»
able and unnecessary.
\\'hile it is admitted that the great
reduction ill Fourth oi .luly injuries
is attributable. to a great extent, to
the restriction of the sale of firth
works, fatal injuries have showti a
much ureater decrease lll‘rili iavc the
nonfatal injuries. Here is where the
tetanus aiuitoxin has done its good
work Many cases of tetanus result-
ed lroln gunshot wounds and beft'e
the introduction of tetanus antitoain
ly case of tetanus was considerul
in till.) but tum,
ty arid town lll
PVQ’
fatal. \'ot only is the disease modi-
fied by antitoxin but those injured
can he fortified against tetanus tor
locklawl infection by the immediate
introduction of a prophylactic dose,
llefore the introduction of tetanus an-
titoxin, very simple gunshot wounds
i-tolttetirneo resulted i:i death because
of lockde infection. New, by using
antitoxin early, that is soon after
the injury, infection by" tetanus cart
be avoided, tetanus infection being a
subsequent infection. .
Fortunately the use of aniitoxiri
has become almost univer-g'tl through»
out the larger cities, with the result
of ten few deaths from tetanus,
The state board of health furnished
tetanus arititoxin free to any citizen
of Connecticut thqegh the local
health officers. it is. therefore, pos-
sible for those in rural districts, as
well as in the city to avail them-
t-tclt'es of their protective measure,
and we urgently recommend its use
in all cases of ,powder or gunshot
wounds this coming Fourth. E'Ql'y
health officer in towns where fire-
works are not restricted has been
instructed to have a supply of le-
tanus on ilarid. lie prepared to meet
this danger, if not by legal restric-
tion. then by security: scientific treat-
ment for those injured.
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INSANE PRISONER DISAPPEARS. l
MllHtiJiTClWX, .lune lit—Walton
K. Newport. who scl'erai years ago was'
adjudged insane after he had shot and,
painfully wounded Howard C. Webb.I
an attorney of New Haven, and who:
has been confined in the Connecticut
Hospital for the Insane, violated his
parole yesterday arid has disappeared.‘
lir. \t'illiam E. Fisher, assistant su-j
perintendent of the institution and int
charge in the absence of Dr. Iiaviiand,§
the superintendent,confirmed the re~i
port of Newport's disappearance. lie;
I» position to the proposal of the Fair-
leid county bar that property adjoining
declined to state what steps have been
taken to find him. The Mlddletown
‘tat hell to the meter.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING m
mum Y. JUNE :3, :9
News Items of Interest From All See-
tions of the State.
Mr and Mr~. lio‘iert Uris Hayward
and their little daughter. who have for
*two years i-«en living in Oxford, ling-
been
UK-
larid. where Mr. Hayward has
studying law at Balliol college,
.iord. are expected to return home on
the steamshrp Hyndam, sailing
from
i‘aiiimuth last Saturday. Mrs Hal'—
ward w.li spend par: of the summer
with tier parents. in. t‘iiaries ll. Alton
and _\ii.- Alton oi iiarttord.
Potty yenls ago. on June lttth. lalti.
the ltet Luke i‘ltlsiliirilctris. pastor oi
the thorch of the irniiiacuiatc t‘oncep-
iron. oi \\'aterbury, was ordained to
:lic lllli'wlllttud «I St Josyih’s l’TUilil-
tl‘ril sciiriltar‘y. 'l’roy X. Y. by the late
liisiiop lielnaiti lit'Quade of the dror
t‘ese litttllestt‘l. Saturday Ffllliel‘
i‘it/ milli'lttll: celebrated the completion
to
oi
01 Hill) years Ul' i'etllhitil st‘I'tlt‘e
thr- thrill. by tilehtatin; a solemn
high lllilrb
litigii \lt \‘ztttuhtc'l. a former “i ll
itilottn \\ cslclaii athlete, and who has
bt't'il engaged in V. Ni. t‘ A. work ill
New York. with his w il'c, sailed for Eu»
rope Saturday, w here he will work
anion; llll‘ litls~ian prisoners in Alh-
tiia Ills an.- plans to do lied t‘ross
worit lie was a nit-tuber of the class
of l'mi tlthcr \\'e.~lt_\an iiieil doing
similar work are .ii'tlitladid t‘. Hart. of
the class of net. arid ltr. liziylirond \'.
llll'l\.i\\, oi tiic (l'ri.~> oi litltl.
l'retl Matti-t. .i tailor, ill \\'2tlel‘btll.‘.
ens t'ttillliilllt‘tl in jail tor i2“ days ‘0’
.Iutltze \\’ili:ani .l l.2il‘lilll, jr. ill th~
tity court, Saturday. on the charge of
deilatttiitig the Waterbury (his Light
t‘o. Repre-entatives of the gas colli-
pally testiiit d that on two different oe-
til>lttll> they had found .\iattei was get-
ting gin willlotll paying for it, by an
co'itl'ivance which he tit-
(lli the first oc-
t‘;i.sltlll .\l.ttti-i'was warned that if he
taint -rcd with the meter again he
would be arrested.
The identity of the body found ilt
New llawn harbor Thursday afternoon
was established Saturday as that of
liairyhict‘arroii, of 9 Foxon street.
Mct'arroii disappeared two weeks ago
last Tuesday, Ostensibiy to go to hill-
fortl to visit his mother. ile reached
his mother's hoiiie. stayed a kw hours
and then want out. lie was never seen
afterwards. lie was it machinist by
trade, bill had not worked for sortie
little. lie was last employed at the
McKenzie machine shop, it'. Fast and
Water streets, New Haven.
Judge llorabacit, w tut other supreme
court judgtu, attended the operatic
production lit the Yale bowl Tuesday
night. During a realistic and exciting
('ullllflfil‘illltt‘l scene. Jud...“ llorabaclt
ttirin-d to .Iudue 'i'liaycr and remarke’.
joclllarly “i'silttw'T That's it i’Olll-
nionplace sight to tile. ive had so
much t‘hllt‘l‘ii‘llt't of that sort of tliili'
that it hardly interests me." The Judgu
\\'.l.~‘ lltll ithill‘I‘ ‘lllll ill lllill \‘ery lllO‘
me‘it his barn conliagration was add-
in" to that fund of experience. ills
,.
barn in t‘uiiaan was badly damaged by
ingenious
the blaze.
Police of the state are on the look-
out Utility for inryear-oid Anna )lesize.
.oi' .\icri.lcn. who has been missing front
llt‘l' home since Saturday noon.
As an
ardent admirer of the girl is also ub-
.=t‘llt. il l‘» the theory of the girl's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore )lesite.
according to their story to the police.
that the couple left together. The girl
left her home for the Wilcox Silv'er
l‘late shop where she is employed Sat-
urday ,uoon. She hits not been seen
since. Her parents thought little of
her absence until late last night, when
investigation showed that the father's
savings. amounting to $150 were gone
from a bureau drawer. ‘
it is reported that there is some op-|
police have not been notified by “16le Bridgeport county court house on
asylum authorities, who to day sent
word to police of other cities asking
them to watch out for the man.
Last week a petition was placed be-
fore the Superior Court for New Ha-
ven county asking that Newport be
conditionally released.
The petition was withdrawn later in
the week. ‘e-‘t
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WOMAN'S MARTYDOM.
- How many men, think you, have any
by women of their own households,
who suffer from ills peculiar to their
sex? They often see them smiling and
trying to be cheerful, even while net:-
It every such woman
would only be guided by the expert-
been restored to health by tint grand
old remedy. Lydia E. PInkham'e Vel-
etablo Compound. much stiletto:
a;
the west be purchased by the county.‘-
says a Bridgeport story. Although
those concerned did not wish to be‘
quoted it is said some of the county
commissioners are not in favor of the ;
purchase. This property is the old}
North Congregational church parson-,
age and was recently bought by Sam-i
uel l—i. Wheeler from the Church socie-t
ty. The majority of lawyers present;
rtt a recent bar meeting favored thei
purchase of this tract. They said the
court house surroundings would be
heautiiled by the possession of the ad-
ditional laud. \Those who are opposing
the protect say an approristion of 615,-
000, or $20,000 for the purchase of the
Wheeler trace would be needless ex-
pense. The commissioners will hold a;
county meeting soon and the subject
of the proposed purchase will then be
discussed.
Detained at the amused charities
In New Haven, Friday night, pendinl
l meeting.
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STRIKERS WANT INJUNCTION
MODIFIED.
her commitment to the House of the
Good Shepherd, Saturday,
Frances , ‘
Clark. of Brauford. in attempting to l
escape from a fourth floor
about eight o‘clock by
blanket ladder. tell four stories to the
Window f
means of ii '
lawn oi lite home of Dr. Stephen Mn» ‘
her and sustained injuries to her back i
and internal i'iyuries which “need her
removal to the New Haven hospital.
Miss (‘lnrit was taken into t'dstody
sortie time ago by lletettit'e Sergeant
Moore and has elut‘e been held so that
the necessary corrituitment papers to
the House of the (loud Shepherd might
be prepared. '
llllllltd from [links in all parts of the
country for the pint time years. l-ld-
wili Shields, manager of the Lyric
theatre. Bridgeport. when it was con-
ducted by the William Foil syndicate,
ll'd> at lfl>l been captured in San Fran
f'l‘tl and is being held for the Bridge—
port authorities. iie will he brought
bar it to Bridgeport to face a charge of
eliitii-zzlement oi Stfs from the local
branch of the Adams Express (‘0.
Since Shields tied troiii/liridgeport. on
Aug 1. 15411:. lletewite Peter Hall has
worked u'ireicntiligly. irl nearly a‘
score oi cities in \arlttth bars of the1
country Shields “Hr trated. but each’
time he managed to slip out oi the
rrieshes of the law. ‘
Rejection it; the Frent ll government ‘
of a complete colislgnllient of shellsr
said to be worth approxilllateiy SLOW»:
oott, is reported to have been the tin-‘
fortunate late of the iteuiiloilolrl . .\l.:
t'. (‘0. oi Ilridgeport. it is declared.
that behind all the big Sllakt'llp duet
at the piatit is this \tery same urine -
ccpted order. Officials are to be;
mmed about, here nild there, it is said.’
that nothing of the kind may occur:
again, for tile los< was a severe title.
it is said that the absolute loss to the
company, because its shells were of.
improper size to fit the guns. will be,
fully half the amount of the order val-3
"9. Much of the material can be re-l
worked, but the finished product can:
not he need, for it was not of right
proportion. i
It cOst Alphonse he i.ucca of iiridge.
port. a Sill bill to write a liuinorlessi
joke, lie laicca liws on llailam street'
and he owned one»haif interest iii a
barber shop. He sold his half. to lii~1
partner, one iniulo. for thin, of Which“;
he collected 82o. The other Sit; wast
slow ill coming. to e Lucctl wrote a‘
threatening letter. with a "jower‘" in.
it. The latter was a threat to ctll llpl
Dilnaio with a razor if their alance off
the llltmt-y was not sent to hint. hitti-
aio llil‘,‘Ii’ll the matter over to the
police and e Lilf‘t'il was arrested. He
told Deputy .ludge F. l. Wilder iii the
lily cotirt Friday that he wrote the
threat "just for a joke." "We don't
allow that kind of ink“ in this cnunlry
it will cost you Slit," said tilt‘ court.
lli'idgeport author itiats are searching
for a former resident of llltt‘lit‘lhilt‘k.
N. .l.. who passed it forged check for
$27.10 on llHllllll t‘oiien. ti market pro-
t-l'ictor. and sole 33 from Michael
Notisky ".\lti\illlt"' is the only nanu‘
by which the sought lililri i~ known.
He went to Bridgeport front liacken-
sack recentl': and became acquainted
with (‘olicir (in June 2 (‘ohen cashed
a check for him for $27.10. It was
drawn May :27 on the l’eopie's Nation-
ai batik of ilackelisack, made payable
to t‘. if. Reinhold and signed \(ith the
name of Abraham liitron. a merchant
of llaciteiisack. Saturday the cllt‘ch
was returned to the batik marked "For-
gery." (‘olien asked his friend about
it ”and he said there Illll‘.‘\l oe some mis-
take aholit it at once. -
. .
Secretary Charles \\'. I‘earson. of.
the Norwich Chamber of (‘onimerce..
has been notified that the Connecticut
State lrauge hits-accepted the chain:
ber's invitation to hold its annual
meeting in that city. The annual meet-,
ing of the State (lrtinge will be heldt
in January next.
session and a lengthy program is be-
ing arranged. It is expected that the
ltannual meeting of the State Grange;
, i
will take 500 or more persons to .\or-,
wicli for the three days' session. They
will require
rooms in locals hotels. It is expected
that some of their meetings will be
one hundred or more‘
i
l
held in the Town hall and others in'
the new Chamber of Commerce build-‘
ng now in process of construction
and which will be completed by that,
BRIDGEPORT. June 13.-—Counsel
for the strikers at the Max Ams Com-
pany of Fairfleld filed a motion in the
Superior Court today, asking that the
injunction recently granted~be modi-
fied in some sections. It is claimed
that the sweeping character of the in-
iunctlon granted by Judge Gazer res-
trained the etc are from exercising
certain of their legal rights. The mo«
tion will «probably be argued before
Judge Webb before court adiourns this
month. ‘ ‘
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-—'i‘rx a Classified Advertisement in
the Sentinel advertising column.
LET us show YOU A COMPLETE LINE or i'
PERFECTION STOVES.
Sf ERLING FURNITURE (10.
127—129—131 Washingtoii St
Phone 105.
NEW PERFECTION
OIL STOVES & OVENS
Large Assortment, Prices Right
GEHEBE’S, 25 Washington St. '
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it is a three days‘y
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE on NEW PERFEC-
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TION OIL COOK STO.VES.’
A. J. iGoiliiis '81 Co.
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Quality Highest—Prices Lowest.
' Steam Dyingdr Cleaning Co. ,
—BRIDGEPORT_
:mt Day”... at
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Telephone em n . “a h.
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H. LYNGE, Prop. as out. ac. mum,
STERLING
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FURNITURE CO.
i27-l’2‘J WASHINGTON bl
so. NORWALK
Pure Leaf Lard, 21 lb.
Best Family Flour, 3 bag. . . . . , ..
15
Gold Medal or jones’ Flour, 3 bag . 3'
Smoked Shoulders, lean and tender, 1 lb. I
Force. a pkg. cut to ......................... 1
Quaker Corn Flakes, a pkg. cut to ........... l L
Tomatoes, extra quality, a can '
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34 COME: Street. East No ,
ANDREW DA vrfihc
98_Wasiliiigiori St. South Norw '
VERY BEST
BU PTE rt
PEERLESS
COFFEE
The Best Value in Americ
30¢ ll).
.. 35c lb 20 Stamps Free
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l e 0 up
out u check!
«to It will enable auto :lricl
accoimtdof finch, a mgipi {or
every ollar paid out— and year
, affamt will be on a Bruin“: lush.
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Silk Hosiery
Silk Stockings this summer will be -
match the delicate col ‘ ‘ mm In shades
sweaters, °r5 0‘ modem shoes and s .
Popular plain colors includi ' l
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gold, maize, bronze. silver, taupefpgmglcufhhd: in; 1:11;: .
Also the latest clocked and gay striped Hosiery
We believe that our assortmen mdndi' 'ng
‘. V. II 9 t. “
McCallum. Kayser ' and “Gotham Gold Twila" (Bully
has not its equal anywhere. at
Prices range from
....3 50¢ to $2.00 9
£46 -’,_ . Wdfifl, f
MCI! CRRDE MERCHANDIJE 51' v“? “i SDICIIS'
86 wasnmo'ron at.
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1 Buy now while this sale is on. 111i: is the lo» .
pace oryouto uyyournecesuryStnnuS‘ ..
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Hats. mts’ '
FINAL CLEAN-U '
on all Women’s and Misseg’ Suits, M Dress
and Hats. 50% off while they“ on, S
“W“ ‘Bi‘e PARIS
33 sou-m man: 81'. . - mm so '
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