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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 8, 1921 · page 10

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Mel- ,J' J.‘ Phelan .today made
r his finding in connection with
. death or tour-year-old John Pe-

“(In which Nels Peter Nelson of
,. ‘ neck. N. Y... driver of the
mobile which caused the lad's

 

“I; is relieved of all criminal re-'

“tiny m the case. At the same
'fi- 'liom I’etroski. father of the dead

’~_llsd _suit in the Superior Court
h 3&000 damages against Nelson ill

ar‘onwlth the death. -
/ r Ming to the ilndlng oi’ Coroner

l. the boy run into the path of
1. .I‘Itomohlle on June 1 and was

‘ {.37 injured through no fault of
' “driver.

The ‘zoroner’s finding in the death
H. Gardner. 22
w- old, of Newark. N. J.. who was
”I! in an auto accident in Darlen

i 5- my 27. was also given out today.

.8. Gardner. according to the find-
“. was riding in a truck bound for
h Haven and was killed when 11.

”timed in a collision. ,

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llo one is held responsible for he
.3 which is declared accidental by
[~_ coroner.

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THERE WERE N0 DOCTORS!
Mor'ulotlsd Hood-J Until Fall
lens to Break Nature's Laws.

ummwifihlottumscsn.

Ninety per cent of all disease is
table, so doctors say. Eat

lo food, exercise wisely, sleep
'ently. and—what is Vitally im-
nt—make sure of the daily
lsr, thorough elimination oI
waste. and the chances are nine

. one that you will kee. well, work
grimly and enjoy lie. BOWel

‘ination of food and tissue waste
‘ all-important. But in case of ir-
larity. disordered or imperfect

on do not make the common mis~
the of taking harsh. violently acting
.sdicines. with the idea of forcing
, ‘OO bowels to act. Nature believes
h mild methods. She responds best

suasion.

l gel-n selecting a simple remedy to
"Elite and assure proper bowel
ution, you should not use harsh or
‘iolently acting remedies. no matter
‘- much has been claimed for
“It. You should choose some well-
ohow'n, time tested. trial proven
”lady, that has made its reputation

being used for many years, by

Iorts of people. all over the world.
“like Beecham's l’ills for exam le.
T’sechnm's is a household word. as
m for many generations. Beech-
asn’s Pills is a household remedy.
”been foroverhali’ a century. People

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mt onl take Beecham's but recom-
Issnd eecham's to their friends.
“air use is handed down from

tuner to son or from mother to
tighter, from one generation to
.other. Did you ever hear any
.Iplsint or criticism of Beecham's?
h’t that a pretty powerful endorse-
ment of their worth? Druggists

.0 glad to sell Bccchsm's.

 

 

Ford Runabout . . . .
Ford Touring Car. . . . . .. $490

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similar rm Norms... ;
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The monthly. busines meeting of
the \Voman's Guild of Trinity “'0-
man's Guild was well attended. last
evening. At 6:30 there was a short-
ened form of evening prayer. after
which the members of the Guild ad-
journed to the Guild Room. The'
treasurers report shows a substantial
sum in the treasury. The rummage
sale netted almost $300. Mite boxes
which wzll be returned aometime in
Septembor. were given out. This is
a very simple way in which the Guild
has of raising a substantial sum of
money and always meets with the
hearty co-operation of the Guild and
other members of the Parish.
There will be Trinity Parish fair in
which all organisations of the parish
will participate, including the Vestry.
the \Voman's Guild. the Bethany
Chapter or the Woman's Guild. the
Church School and the Girls' Friend-
ly Society. It is to be held three
nights. Thursday. Friday and Satur—
day. December lst. 2nd and 3rd. It
is hoped that an opportunity will be
given for every man. woman and
child in Trinity Parish to have some-
thing to do in connection with this.
Committees will be anounced later.

Meeting of the Vestry this evening
at 7 o‘clock. at the residence of liur-
gess Jennings. 119 Flax Hill Road.

M’LEAN AMENDMENT
IS TO PASS
KELLEY PREDICTS

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proximate cost 0! 85.00.00“ each if the
provision inserted by Senator George
P. McLean. or Connecticut. goes
.through.

l'p to Secretary “'mks.

"There will he no strong objection
I expect. to the .\lel.can amendment
granting the secretary of the navy
authority to carry out the. plnn for
[hull-lint: the six submarine torpedo
.llmtls." said (‘halrmall Kelli-y to the
Illridgcport l’ost correspondent today.
I“! rather expect the house will accept
-it. It “ill thr-n he up to Secretary
“'o-r-ks in hulls] the hi‘ null.- or nlnnn-
don the plan. as he desires.

“\thl the house had in llllnll when
Ait put the provision in the naval hill
‘io suspend the carrying out or the
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amendment.

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ausp. ml the luuilillug of the his battle-
ships. lulllle cruisers. etc. where ”H"
[kt-«'la hurl no! llllll laid down. Tlll'lt‘l
hit: ships cost "lull" SSSMWU‘mo or;
‘s::o.ooo.noo each. and that "\pl‘lll‘ll-
Ilure can he» pr. u .I'I'll ii" an upr- I'llir-nl:
can lw rv ll'lllll with (in at lhxmln :lndl
{Japan in susp- ll'l l...‘.|l lul'Sllllt‘lIOn.‘
lTho lmusr- illll lml i:l\. sill n..uinrs In,
mind. \‘vl' r't'OL'Illl" Ill! \.li'l0 HT “)0
submarine us a “I :qmn m’ ill-ro-lzsv tin-l
oi‘i’vnsl- :ll :1 llllltlt'lll compared
with the Hi: capitol ships. and I do«
'nnl lillIt-\a' llu lions: ul'l oppose the
tbuilding or six mole sum or the lat~
est type."

l‘lullrnlnn Kelley said he exported It
"\'l‘llll‘ he (“0 works or longer before
the climla nco-s will lw ironed out lnu
lu'mu tho- so little .mni house or: r they
program mnl lht- lvlll llliulli’l
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lul“'t"'ll the Hruw' anal“

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In call u rnlll‘v-irnc. of (hint lllllzlln.

Jam and the. unimfwfiumfi
val disarmament. “(other '

laden havouvarned the House that
failure to concur to this amendment
will endanger the entire naval hill.
Majority'le'ader Mondfll of themlgourth- '
declared today he believed a e utati
House would never accept the Bomhlmgzr.‘ rep

—Get your ‘Victrola ware “Good
terms.

a Habit". Eu!
'Donnelly‘s 15-1: so. m at.

 

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Boat Supplies

FLAGS AND HOLIDAY ACCESSORIES

ALBERT D. MORGAN

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salami. Jamar—him

charged with maintaining a.

‘E

rdo Kopon-

ivich. proprietor-cu , J» inm-
ville. was In Police .co rt. triage.

on for illegal sale or
Wadtslaw Paulicki. his bar-

~lnll tender. was charged with selling it.

nned '8400 and costs.

veal. etc..

1. Wfive.

AT A REDUCTION Ol' 50 rn our

Make Personal Inspection of These Goods—It's the
Biggest Otter Yet

RAYMOND £3 SON

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FUNIMI; DIRECTOR.

 

 

 

quor. two counts. Koponovich was
fined $200 and costs. and Paulicki was

IT'S HARD 1033818!

Having steak every day. when you
know how good it looks. tastes and
really is. Our steaks are simply de-W
iicious. So are all our other meats.
Only the choicest cuts of best. lamb.
are found In our shop.
Prices standard—not too high or too
low for standard quality meats.

MOOK'B mn'r
Phone 538.2.

10-PIEOE DINING SUITS—#2130! .300! SUITS

K‘.‘

Youthful Summer Footwear
FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN

Suitable to your many Summer needs are the smart styles of
Oxfords and Pumps we are showing
SPORT MODELS IN A VARIETY OI' LAM PAM

STORE CLOSEO AT OIX

 

MILTON ELWOOD

Formerly Elwood A Glover

122 \Vashington Street

TB. UN IVEBOAL CA.

NEW FORD PRICES

RUN ABOUT

TOURING CAR

COUPE
SEDAN
TON TRUCK

I O I 4 PRICES

Ford Coupelet

 

Ford Sedan

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$370
$415
$695
$760
$495

(F. O. B. Detroit).

$465

PRESENT PRICES
$370
, $415

$850 (No Starter) $695tWith starter) .
$975 (No Starter) $760(Wlth M)

gr. 0. n. Den-om.

eep off the waiting list. i We
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Do You Know of Anything Except the Ford Car
That Is Lower Priced Now Than It

Our present business is breaking all records.

Get.your order in and k
are filling orders in strict

We Will fill yours promptly. Let us have it. today.
Enjoy Your Car THIS Summer I r ’ " .

Dutee Wilcox . F ,

Was in 1914?

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FASHION SHOP
120 Washington Street
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SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BAN QUETS

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VERY young couple starlinw out in his has \‘lSl"I“> «f

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E . Joyful hours spent before the firemde “'ll 1 healthy. l‘ .1 ;
3 children; but, alas. how often young women who long x .-

childrcn are denied that happiness because of some lunctu :tal
derangement which may be corrected by pmpcr Il't'..?"‘-*“.t_
Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound‘is just the 1:.-tiicinc
for these conditions. as the following letters slit w:

\.I«"Donald.0llio.—“l sufl‘cmd (min
1 a displawmcni. a Weakness.
and a guru deal of pain. The doctor
said nothing would help me but an
muemtinn. He said I could never
have any clul'lren bet :mse I was too
l weak.

“I had often heard of Lydia II.
I‘inklium‘s Vegctahlc Compound. so
I tried it .md it helped me. Now I
am in the best of health, do all of my

\I‘I‘fk (“alarmin-“FWT J'W‘ I
l was .1 young girl I ""‘Hrvd
from a {rival deal «1‘ 1.13;: wiry
month. I lrictl diii‘ercm m-«ii
l-lli nllly gut. l‘t'llt‘I for :1 \ln‘"
I had lnccn married sch n _\e.r.:~...lnl
wanted a child. but “in luv. n. I!
enough. My mothcr aduwl :m- '0
Ir_\‘ Lydia Ii. l’ill"n‘ll.ill1\~ V. .3113»)
(lunpoumi as it had lit-1p ll her. "1‘
Iain happy to say it in storm 1:”.
health, my pains lli<.lmx-.lrml. .nnl I
have :1 flint little girl. lmiti » l
uomcn who still} l‘ .1< l (ltl :: .
Lydia K. l‘iuklmm‘s \‘cgvmllc (‘ tn-

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months old. recommend your
medicine to my friends and you have
my permission to use this letter."—
Mrs. J. (‘. Eanu‘sux, 126 Ualtieltl pound.” —.\Irs. l“. L‘. \Villhli, box
AV a, McDonald, Ohio. 1‘4, Mesa, t‘rlclulh‘.

Many such letters prove the reliability of

Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Ve getable Comp oun

LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN. "Ass.

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EVERY HOME NEEDS PLENTY OF

HOT WATER
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DISHES, BATH, SHAVING, ETC.

A Gas. Heater

DOES THE TRICK
NO mo ran a rm: m YOUR con. man

I Easily Installéd—Prompt—Efficient

Ask some one who has one—then ask us about our offer.

 

 

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