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Punk C. Godfrey Post.
-\,‘ . .-:. .m Legion. will hc held
me: Ln tlu- new Legion homo.
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hm mwtirc and rr-hr‘nrsal of.
1 thorns will hn held this
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Armory on the evening
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1‘ it morning. and hump-
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we: 1:: who Juvenile court.
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\V. C. Minion. ot:Snowden avenue.
left for Harrisburg. Pa... this morn-
ing. to attend the New England
l Baptist convention.
The W'omen’s Foreign Missionary
Society of the Norwalk M. E. church
is holding its last meeting of the
soason thisni‘ternoon with Mrs. A.
W. Mitchell, 80 Ward street.
A complaint obout boys hanging on
to thc roar fender: of Winnipaukvtrol—
Icy cars while in motion was received
hr: the uptown police last night. Su-
Pv'rilllf-HOPHt Thomas McLean promis-
ed the police comperatlon in stopping
the dangerous practice.
real
—l-‘or painless extraction go
ito Dr. Dcitz. 47 South Main street.
The appeal cases of Vincent D’-
.Am:tton. charged with the sale of cl-
:i‘ml tine-r! by Judge George H.
\‘oshurnh ,and of John Smith. charg-
ed with rccklcss driving and lined in
tho downtown court. are up in the
criminal court of Common Plea: to-
day for a hearing.
A man wit‘r a four-year-old girl ap— .
plied to the Salvation Army last night
for shelter. saying that he was going
to Bridgeport and this his wife waslthree.
in a hospital near that city. The man
fill that hp was walking to Bridge-
port as he was pennilcsa. The arm'y
today is tracing the man's movements
and investigating his story.
fi-lloton Point Park. DiVito's Fa-
mous (Irchcstr'l. S:3€—i'..30 p. m.
Joseph ,Ccrutti. who boards at the
home of Sam Bell in Pint. Swamp. re—
ported to the police lust evening that
ho had lmen entertained at 113 W'ater
strN‘t by a colored girl named Alict
“(Mining and that he had later miss.
cul ST“ that he had in his pockets.
l‘ntrolmnn Milton“ Lockwood investi-
the matter with Ccruttir but.
ttry m 6! t ..
pi-Oplf’ he saw at. the above address.
nor could he positively state
Alice §Viilinms had taken
A t’nrthcr investigation is being made.
of the matter.
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MH‘nlmrs of the Norwalk Board of
Fire l'nderwriters. including agents
from Nov-walk. Dnriv-n. \Vcstport and
“'llton .tonight will hold its annual
min-ting and dinm-r at tho Royal
Jmnc-n hots-l. The meeting will start
at 6 o'clock and thr- dinnct‘ at 6:3"
Speakers for the occasion
will be W'llliam N. flament. general
adjuster of the Home Insurance com-
puny, or New York rityy. He will
talk on "insurance." The othor
Is‘wulgr‘l' will he Ralph Swnflland- 0‘
ilwton. assistant secretary of the
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She looked up, saw the approaching
auto and stepping back. was struck
either by the mudguard or radiator
ii“; thgown to tiles-round. the back
3:- end striki ‘ ~
rails. as one or the trolley
She was rendered unconscious and
was taken to the hospital by Rhoda.
who then reported. the accident to the
police. Motorcycle Patrolman Charles
:l'horpe, who wasdetailed to investi-
gate the accident by Sergeant J. Harry
Gibson. later arrested Rhode. when it
was learned by Dr. H. K. W. Kellogg,
who attended the woman. that her in-
.turies might prove serious because of
her age. ‘ ~
Rhoda was unable do provide bonds
last night and was detained at police
headquarterspending the arrival of a
bondsmau today.
At the hospital today it was learned
that Mrs. Huntington was doing nice-
ly. and that there was notrace of con-
cussion or fracture. but that she was
suffering from a laceration at the
back of the head and also from shock.
Puma and Policeman Upset
By Sudden Meeting in Park
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lope up the road toward New Ro-
chelle with the little puma: loping
behind her.
Gildden had time to‘ fire one shot
from his revolver before the shad-
ows hid the animals. The next mo-
ment the whole puma. family was
scrambling up a steep bank beside
the road. over the top of which they
disappeared.
Lieutenant Kiernan. who was in
charge or the Mamsroneck police sta-
tion. dispatched his punn. squad, con-
sisting of Patrolman McMillan and
Green, who joined Glidden. They
found the pumas' trail and with the
aid of their electric torches followed
it for half an hour, losing it on a
macadam road.
The police believe the puma. may
be one which escaped from the win-
ter quarters of the circus at Bridge-
port. months ago and was driven by
Sunday evenings storms from some
secure retreat in the Westchester
hills. They regard the tour cubs as
the most difficult feature of the epi-
sode to explain. as the most ambl-
tious puma. never has more than
Gli-lden said. however. that the
puma had a kindly. motherly cs:-
pression and might have adopted one
o rtwo Cuba which a puma of the
more frivolous set had abandoned.
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In a story in The Evening Sentinel
last evening it was stud that Jame; J.
Flynn drove the motor car which met
with an accident at Hull's Hill. out—
side of Danbury_on Sunday evening.
when Miss A1539. Evurd'ot Flax Hill
road wan injured and ,pgheryceupants
at the automobile. were-isle” rup‘aad
or John J. thin ofrhe astSidcr ho-
owncr o! the cur. Tho Evening
or was given sis-James J. Flynn. It is
regretted it‘ any embarrassment was
caused either Mr. Flynn or his family.
and this paper cheerfully makes the
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. trust the jail sentence bé suspended.
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BRIDGEPORT, June 18. -——- Rev.
.Gcnaro Strinno. ’who formerly con-
ducted a. mimics: here, was fined $200
and cost: and sentenced to sixty days
in jail in city court today. charged:
with keeping liquor with intent to sell.
“Under no circumstances will I nus»-
pend execution of the jail sentence.”
said Judge Arthur M. Comley, in reply
to a plea. from the minister's counsel
This is one of the clearest cases I ever
STILL £111 APPEALS.
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heard in this court. I believe that this
Blunt was one of the sources of supply
for small dealers. It g more vital to.»
strike at the source of supply than at!
the pcddlers. The defendant is lucky’
to get. oi! with this sentence."
Rev. Striano posted 3700 as an no
pool to the superior. Court from the
fine and jail sentence;
A thirty days’ jail sentence withi
judgment suspended. was given
Charles Cooper of this city. alleged
agent for Rev. Striano-
THREE. HIGH SCHOO
BOYS IN ACCIDENT
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High school students, all boys
This was an hour before and noth-
ing had been seen of them since. -A
return was made to Hickory Blum
there to get a. boat. when it was found
that the three had landed. being taken
to shore by Mr. Stabell. whose wife
noticed the plight of’ the three
young men. . .
He was compelled to work over one
of the boys for about twenty minutes.
but brought him around nicely.
Miss Lockwood refused to give the
names or the boys. saying that they
had returned to school today and that
they wouldn’t like it known that they
had capsized.
But for Mrs. Stabell's eyesight and
her promptness in notifying her hus-
band. the three young men might.
have been drowned. us when they
were reached. they were almost ex-
hausted from their efforts to keep
afloat and from the chill of the water.
OLD “TILL 3mm; MAY
PARADE.
At the monthly meeting of Old
Wen Hook and Ladder Company, inst
evening. it was decided that such
members as desired indiivdually to ac-
ccpt the invitation of the First dis-
trict firemen and participate in the
Mount Vernon parade could do so. A
special committce was appointed to
ascertain how many would in them-
selves out with uniforms. and. if suf-
ficient interest is shown. the uptown
firemen will b.» requested to allow thc
I‘Hrl.\\'oll members to br-ar part of the
expense of the trip.
CITY mms.
NEW HAVEN. June 13.——Some
facts regarded hy thcm as distress-
'Ellilfil _ 16!:
Mrs. Samuel W'. Hoyt. Jr., has ex-
tended an invlmt‘lon to all the mem.
bers of the Woman's Guild of Trini-
ty church to hold their annual outing
at her beach cottage or Compo on
Tuesday. June 20th. Those mem—
bers of the Guild who have been for;
innate enough to have attended these
gatherings in the past win readily
appreciate the good time in store for,
them. Automobiles will be at the
church at 10:30 and the trip will be; Service. ,
thirty-five cents each way.
Those wishing to attend will kind-; College trainedmen who are skill
ly notify Miss Daisy Hoyt or
Bailwitz. .
Mrs.
ATTORNEY anemia COM-MITS'
sumo:
BRIDGEPGRT, June 13.—-—-Aitorney
Francis J. Keene. who has appeared
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casinos, committed suicfde this mm
ing in a garage in the rear 01‘ his home
in Black Roek. He shot himself over
the heart with a .22 calibre rifle.
Breene was 32 years old and is sur-
vived by a mother, wife and one child.
SATisrAc'rIoN
is sure to be the reward or those who
consult us. You cannot. get better ,
service no matter where you go. 7W9 ‘ -
wnat you to know about. our Optical
All examinations are made by
Eyesight Specialists. _.
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of Orchard White. which any drug
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shake well. and you have a quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
l-ltach. Massage this sweetly
grant lotion into the face, neck. arms
and, hands each day.’ then shortly note
the beauty and whitness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
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Last a lifetime and always re«
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Take pictures new and keep
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Let us sell you a camera. A'.
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PRESCRIPTION PHARflACIST I '
8 N. Main St” South Nor-walk
nimble Mat-“ cub
,Im: fragrance that has
in: were given to the Board of Gov-
ernors of. the Automobile Club of
New Haven. yesterday. which int-old-
ed a specific statement that this city
is listed as om> of the "first ten kill—
er cities in the i'nlted States." Sat-
urday continues to he f'thc high ac—
cident" «lay here. ll. was decided to
ask the chief of policc, the postmaster
and the Kiwanis. Rotary Clubs to
participate in the campaign to pro-
11 Event” degree of safety on
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TO STOP COUGHING AT NIGHT
‘.-\ summer.- hronchial cough keeps
r09 only the suffer but other mom-
hers of thr‘ family awake. Alfred
Parker. 10%! Avondale Sin. E. Liver-
pool, 0.. writes: "I consider it my
duty to write and tell the results of
Foley's “Henry and ’l‘nr. which 1’ used
for my boy who had linen suffering
fom a. hronchinl cough for 7 or 8
weeks. Foley‘s Honey and Tar has
done him wonderful good. and Lshall
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and white: that the union be thirteen stars,
White in a blue field, representing a new
In these words did Congress. June H.
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peculiar pride to true-hearted Americans. As
our flag, it compels respect and admiration: .
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