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Balms Suits
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Water Wings. 35cm
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DON N‘ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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irritates Thomas F. Walsh
Receives Notice From the
State Authorities
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Dog Warden Thomas Walsh wishes
toxcall the attention at the public as
to the safest thing to do when bitten
by a dog. He also calls their atten-
tion To the fact that for reasons best
known to government, state and local
authorities. all rab;d dogs must be re-
por'czi at once to the dog warden. who
uni} close the kennels and take all nec-
essary prt~cauti(‘ns to prevent the
spread 01’ that dread malady.
The following article has been sent
by till: state authorities to all dog war-
dens of Connecticut in order that it
‘ may be brought before the public what
m. m .n‘ is best to be done when bitten by a ca—
w . f nine. whether it is rabid. or not:
: Dog. Bite and Pasteur Treatment.
’“ ‘r ”W ' l T. Eben Becks. .M. D.
. ' “ ‘ 1 Many inquiries are received at this
‘ i 3 office regarding the care of persons
3 ; bitten by dogs. Chapter 170, 1907, and
'Chapter 55, 1909, state that the Com-
missioner of Ilomestic Animals or his
:‘agen-t shall asgume full charge of a.
Edog reported to be mad: also or a
Eregistered physician shall certify that
331138111 Bryan 1 Silk returned tO‘ I a person is in need of Pasteur treat.-
day for a two weeks' trick on skipper 2 meat, the selectmen of the town, the
Cf the uptown police station. imayorof the city, or the warden oi
____. i the borough shall immediately provrde
_ ‘ for said treatment, and the town shall
The Women's Relief COWS! SO. 60‘ pay the necessary expenses. In turn,
of Buckingham Post, will hold a busr the town is reimbursed by teh State
ness meeting Thursday afternoon at Treasurer. '
three 0.010“ m the Red Men's Hall. 1. ll‘ a dog is thought to be mad,
First District. but does not exhibit symptoms, it
should not be immediately killed but
-' ' , should be confined and carefully
Experts ““9 "969°01‘94““ McCar- watched. it it is rabid, symptoms will
thy's restaurant on Water street with invariably show within one week.
iresb paper and paint,' which will " As soon as symptoms are evi~
make it seem more homeiike and dent. the dog should be shot, its head
cheery than ever,
, removed, packed in ice and sent to the
Laboratory of the State Department of
. " . .Health for examination. A report will
“The regular monthly meeting of the be returned within 2-1 horus after the
Norwalk Building, Loan and Invesi- head reaches the laboratory.
menu Association will be held this‘ 3. Shouidthc dog exhibit symptoms
. at tell time of biting the person, or if
evening at which time the payment of the dog cannot be found, or has been
dues and intel‘eflt must be made. The destroyed before examination, antl-
annual election of omcers will also rabic treatment should be instituted at
Lake place pg this meeting. once.
- 4. The time spent in watching a
‘ .. ' N ‘ '. dog for symptoms need not alarm the
There vnli be an exhibition of vege patient unless the bite has been so-
tables from local War Gardens at the rare, in which case, it. is safest to
Miniature County Fair, on McChtIS' start the treatment right. away and
land’s lawn, Bayview avenue, Thursday Continue. it until a positive diagnosis
v , tertaln- ‘ has been made of the-dog's cage,
afternoon and a calm; An en ' 5. After an infection never less
meal; will be provided. a special teas than 2 1-2 weeks. usually 6 weeks.
ture 0‘ Wthh “'1” be 3 WWW 0f tra- elapse before rubies develops. It. may
vé‘lling singers. ’ “git; develop as late as one year alter in-
”. ‘ 'ljury. It. requires about 15 days to in-
, . ‘duce an active immunity to the disease
Sills for tiir personal tax due thisby means of Pasteur treatment. _
you: have been mailed to all those ell-i 6. The treatment? is prophylactic,
gible t0 Ba): the same. A number not curative; it is'oi‘ no value once
have already paid the amount dud, and symptoms of the disease are present.
other have notified the tax collector's ¥O?e‘;efi “.3199 her cull:- fil‘ougctfive
cities that they are exempt by reason ‘. 5 i" 9 W} In one wee a er not:'
of service in the United States Army‘ tion is received. in my severe mint
and Navy, State. Militia or Fire lie:
l
o
ies, authorities recommend giving a
second treatment three weeks after
partment. ‘lhe first is completed.
, , 7. The technique ts precisely that
. . _ . “5‘ of giving diphtheria 'anutoxin. The
Thomas Rogers, now a prospeio ‘samo aseptic cars is required-«Jr .
shoe dealer in Springfield, Muss, “'asniore. no less. Any physician capable
visiting old Norwaik friends ““3 morn- ? of properly administering antitoxln,
ing for the first. time n 17 years. ‘Mr.'can ,glvo rabic virus.
Rogers acted as shoe salesman for the? 3. it is not necessary i0 send the
- ‘ v -. ‘ deed in
[3 F] v r or a nu her 0‘ patient away for tttntment, in ,
late M .es J 0 e f m ‘ numerous instances, home treatment
years and
"333th" with. Richard‘has many advantages over hospitaliza-
Voight. and several other 10081 young tion: (a) The patient is able to con-
men, visited the Klondike. at the bee! tinue with his usual duties. (b) The
ginning of the gold fever in Maskmfanxiety is lessened by the mind being
They took with them a collapsible ice occupied. (c) The expense to the pa-
boat constructed after their own de‘i minimum, and the treatment consumes
Signs. WhiCh was put together in Seat-i only the time necessary to visit the “
tie and used in their journey to the doctor's office regularly for 18 days.
gold fields. 9. The treatment should be obtain-
ed, from any at the reliable biological
- A stranger in town driving a. mm a. syringe is supplied with each treat-
Ford runabout. with the number 53-100i meat; second, the rims is sent in
Conn, moored his craft in front of 10.5 vials to be used in one‘s own syringe.
E. Lockwood & Co's store about
4 in either case. the treatment is sent
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and walk i daily and 00915, about $50 for the syn.-
ed down Wall street. He had been,i
80116 but a moment 0" “”0 when'vN. Ln? able to that. of an ordinary dose of
Ferguson noticed flames aboifl the, diphtheria. antitoxln. ,
steering gear, and grabbing a fire ex—i The virus should be ordered by wire.
tinguisher, soon had the flames under, fONOVVed by letter. The order should
_1 give name and age of patient, date and
control. When theowner of the car re lextent 0! in jury as (severe or mild) in-
turned, and found his property prM'ljury, of bare hand; or. mild injury of
tically undamaged. he HOt only was’srm (or leg) through clothing. State
profuse in his thanks, but promptly also whether wound was cauterlzed
purchased one 01 the extinguishers to and method employed. (Filming nitric
Suard against tuture accidents. acid applied on a toothpick, is one of
' . Decide today .
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‘We extend an invitation to you
of Summwrootwear. ‘
We‘re Sole Agents For
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mm 83038 FOR PARTICULAR
won!
mmm‘m
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41 v n».
the best coulomb: scents. it should
be used not later than a few hoursgtb‘
tar injury. Wounds ot the face should
be motorized by iodine,“ nitric acid
is very destructive to the tissues. Car-
cuessa mum cross-ran.
Contrary to opinion held 311 my'i
people. cheddar 91‘ “store" cheese is
not. unusually indigestible or consti-
~ Biliilfllll MS
ltient by loss of time is reduced to a i
lbonsea. it comes in two styles: First,
=inge style and $25 for the vial type. .
The bulk in each treatment is compar— i!
alllo calland look over our stock-
LQURSfiURY, MATHEWSON tv _‘
pafing,‘ Extensiiie digestion expert-i
merits conducted by the Department
of Agriculture have demcnstratedx
that more than 95 per cent_ of the
protein .n cheese is digested and that]
90 per cent. if its energy is avaiia-i
bolic acid is not efficient).
Each treatment is usually sent in a
vacuum bottle in order to keep it coo‘.
it is worth while to call attention to
the necessity of removing the cork of
‘tbe vacuum bottle when placing it in
.an. ice box, otherwise the temperature ble_
of the box will not reach the virus as 039 person who ate cites-e as the
intended. n, ,, ' .chiet’ source of protein and energy,
F11“ directions to the d00i03‘ and Da- eating an average of 9.27 ounces daily‘
tient are sent by some makers with i'or more than into years. did a fair
”19 Wifii- amount' of muscular Work and re'
"""" mined in good begin).
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HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR MAN'S ‘
DEATH.
BRIDGEPORT, July 16.——When thc“
whistle blow for stopping time on
’June 25, Lare Teodorsen. a carpenter
at the liousaionic Shipbuilding plant
in Strntt'ord, threw down his tools and
ile‘t’t the scaffolding which he was,
gbuilding, it is charged, without putting.
iin the last iron pin that would have;
imade the scaffolding safe for other,
, workers to mount in the morning. As
'a result he was held criminally re—;
sponsible by Coroner Phelan yesterv
day for the death of Ephraim W.
Wakelee of Stratford, who was injured
so badly in the collapse of the scaf’
fold that he died several days later.
Teodorsen has since disappeared, hav-
ing been discharged immediately after
the accident.
GREENWICH WOMAN
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
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BRIDGEPORT. July 16.——Mary A.
Smith of Greenwich was accidentally
killed by a trolley car in Greenwich
on July 7, according to a finding by
Coroner Phelan yesterday. From the
evidence before the coroner it ap
pears that the woman and. her bus
band had quarreled. She was seated
on the trolley tracks. and the motor
man was unable to stop the car in time
to avoid hitting her.
...Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
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3b. 3mm PE and Pinging
flesh-Inter Found. Ext liOnI Hook FREE
. A real flesh-malt r a
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covery. absolutely, to for
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health liter everything
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MOONEY LOSES LAST APPEAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July io—J
A petition for a writ of probable cause.
designed to keep Thomas J. Mooney
l
out of the nitentlar until his c ‘e ‘
could be tagged on n; Governor Safe! GUIDE TO HEALTH“!
l THE MECHANO I‘HYSICUL THER~
phenson. was denied by the supreme! Apy lNSTITUTE oiIera great mum.
court here yesterday. Mooney is un-jnge 'n the elimination ct Deformities
dcr sentence to hang for murder in and Abnormalities of either 5‘“- no
quarter how long standing. Consulta-
lcltgrri‘iaiection with a bomb explosion tion {reg Burt‘s Theatre building eh.
i trance, room 3.
out raisin,
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ALUMINUM ma—wnunini AND moo
Sauce Pam, Preserving Kettles, Erying lam, Jelly Qcke
Pam, Pie Pans, Double Routers.
TEA AND COFFEE 3.013.
TEA KETTLES, uncommon
Albert F. Gehebe
25 Washington St. So. chlk
more; 1m
OECOATQANDSUHS
$13.5OCQATSnow....,.............................. $9.00
$1.1“ 00A“ now endogenous-.... ..... (“...-.... $11357
I$25.0000A'l'8now................... ...... 313.67
Hundreds or Coats and Suits on sale in the some PWr-
tion at the ~ '
u now ' “Walk '
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‘ ‘ NEW "0' 5 as or w" Iuow' IFulcrum"; i
(1 Bee representative samples of our stock in our show win-
own.
, GOOD BEFRIGEBA'BOR
Is an investment that yield: prompt and permanent premiums '
on your money, not only in preserving food from the heat, but:
from flies and other pests. «
either tile, enamel or gal-
We have all sizes in stook,.with
vanixed linings. . . ,
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RAYMOND
Manama.
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MAKETHEBED .
30.0! Luxumous
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’with a richly catered deep piled
colt rug such as can be selected
from our collection of high class
in... an
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Large Stock, oi All Kinds
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WALL PAPER. 5c amt toe Roll
Full 1&an Moment
ALSO PAINT AND VABNIBH Ah LOW P310150.
PAINTING. PAPER. HANGING
141 Wilmington mi. A“ can“ " South Norwalk.
3.
'T'l‘hc" popular "Blip-over" type, very easy of adjustment
'~ and Media such not? liner“: to be universally“ banni-
in?
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The Slip-over Blouse has come into a. new and dominating
vogue. Many styles in shear materials are here, at $1.25 to
“so.“
CENTRAI. noriiL
Fincroomabythedayorweek. nominated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Gale attached; also Miami. Italian
and American style.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut. Sta. To}. 1555.
N. DIEM m. J. DISEBA, Proprietor.
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. now am the Liberty Ioaulcom, norms. written
. arms. which call for $4.17 this month and In additional
goacbmontbthcreatm. ’57: ‘ -~
' 26 pennies buy: a I'M STAMP.
Emir momma 'ro minim
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The City National. Bank
South Norm 00in.
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Shccslortbeiiicflui o’lloors
1. All styles with; abigr range oi prices. in
men, women and cliitlren.’ tor yachting,
\ tennis. camping and; general wear.
l See 0‘“ Big Stock of Stockings.
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£90: covering: Rugs are the
vogue tor bed room: and very
sensibly so. (let run (or your
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“Quidity Shoo” ' ‘ 1m"Himm- because or gym.
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BATHING SUITS ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.49 tp $9.95 . ggreggmgegng grew ensues
NEW SUMMER DRESSES . . . . . . . . . $5.95 to $28.95 a or making .e'ifiifiii‘iiiiiafiz
SKIRTS. for all kinds of wear . . . . .. $1.50 to $19.95 ; “n" ‘ fl’e' .
SILK AND WOOL SWEATERS .. . $2.95 to $25.00 J. M. ioyleiiii Cooke.»
‘ NEW SHOWING OF 5 Wow Amp _ ,
GEORGETTE, CREPE AND SATIN HATS 30m 303w“. (30“
Charge Accounts Opened M W—4—w 5 ' ‘
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DEFINITION OF CHIROP
Chiropractic is the definitional;
cause at the disease and the, fig:
adjusting the some. Disease in
by a wrench. twist or obtain. ‘
back. Man it done in childb .
creates pinched new and M-
later life in the diner-ant ornit-
limbs.
Chiropractor: remove. the coug‘
disease and pain. health, law
through harmonizing the bong
term: in your body. Female, min:
given special attention: also «If.
taro ot the spine. You will new
gret giving the Chiropractor I chill!
r. FRANCIS, n. c. "
34 Wuhington so. So. Nomfldh
annulus from Palm Selina! ~‘ ,
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cm. U313?
and we will nu): our. trouble mun .
right arouM- wholly comma fllfl.
~ this happen In ycucliomo. I! yup;
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In defectlvc antiquaud. antenna
. or warn out, have us make p
‘cary repalrc or Install a not”
tom of
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HORACE R. mu .
”um?!“ and Heating”: y‘
Tel. 1354 .
.Nortlt Main St. South New.
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