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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 27, 1925 · page 7

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were diseased tows. Acting
cal Examiner Clarke refused team
the cortidcete. which stated

child had died ot‘hOart treu‘b‘: m

Health Commissioner M
on
rear 0! this city stated Ian alga.

_ was a former

nepke has been in gammafl

few months. hearing some to this

city from Bridgeport where he con

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. prove that .
'fl DOCIOP hanks is an ecetecue physician, cg.
...... . oncr John J. Phelan stated last night
a Ten. 2‘..__ that the investigation would be con-
“ H Bridge- Linued and all 0! the (acts in the
3.2“”? in case loolted into before final judg-
.,.-.; Mm ment is made. The entire matter
_ ‘ A may he one at an unfortunate nature.
A} '.'r é“; Coroner Phelan contended. "The
~4m1‘\xr§ condition of the child." Coroner
‘ .535“; {m1}; I’helan Bald- "may have resulted in
g. rif’me death. If that is so.'there would he
““0 con- noncrirl'riinal negligence." 'V
~' r. ear. local health oo’ mic-lo .
e t:- (1:17: or. stated last night there :1" «thus
er’mrmed number of ecclectic physicians pm.
- (gamed ticing in this state and although he
is not convinced that Dr. Kapka is
_ an unlicensed doctor. he feels that
there should he more stringent en-
“ , :torcement or the law which grants
..... ..lL\ I licensoi to physicians.
'I Dr. Kapka. it is understood. is a
..icen$ed physician of the state of
; :onnccticut. having established him.
Vn't in Bridgeport in 1918.
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3 R'REET , CLOWRY, 86,
ALE .
_ A 5 .' 0N TRAIN
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:::Li) bert Charles Clo’wn'. orgo ot the
‘ pioneers of the telegraph and for
‘t‘23llOII Co. many years head of the Western
7 l'nlon. died early last evening as a.
TRUCKING irain rushing him here from Palm
Between Bench pulled out 0! Manhattan
. iiorwalk Tlrgnsier. He was eightyosi: years
0 .
, .. . On his way to Palm Beach in
3:118 FOR January. Col. Clowry contracted a
’lOVING sex-ere cold. His advanced age made
the indisposition serious. and when
Phone 294 he tailed to improve he decided to
... "l‘i return to his home in Tarmown.
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NEW VAUDEVELE
SHOW PLEASES

Gerald Griifln. one at the coun-
try’s most notable ah’d pleasing v6-
caliats headlines the Palace vaude-
ville program opening the Lenten

season. and those who heard Mr.
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walkers this week. and there strains
from the show no good reason why
everyone should not be :00 per cent.
satistied. The Emitters Girls and
Hoffman Revue are particularly good
and the laugh-makers of L'pwie and
Hurst are put over in a style that
makes them count. Ed Coivillo
opens the show with a swingihg bar
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45 WASHINGTON ST.
HOTELS—RESTAURANTS AND BOARDING HOUSEKEEPERS SUPPLIED

LIST OF PRICES

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' ' ' ‘ 7 9 day sprea'dlng h“ "me and tavor have power to administer oaths to
through horwalh. The former mem- ,
b” o: the "Rose of Killarney" cast. tell the truth to persons whom he
" and his piano accompanist. delighted was questioning under the terms or
the Palace patrons at both the mat. a bill which is being considered by
is to u I inee and evening shows with a pro- the Judiciary committee or the lrgis-
‘ tram of songs and instrumental ot- ieture. The bill provides that any-
terings that were highly pleasing. one who did not tell the truth under
'7 ' It so Griffin. tho Emitters Girls and the such circumstances would be guilty
8012mm Revue. with Lewis and of perjury.
ll Hurst as runners-us. provide the
3* Nah class vaudeville that Manager -Adveruao in the Sentinel tor the
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And a better thing to do,
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FRESH HAMS - ’- 4- 240 1b.

 

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