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Probes Complaint. of
Westport Doctor —-—
Explains Difficulty in '
Getting Men
\N'I'IS'I’I'W Il’t'l'.
.lune i‘.‘---»Superln-
‘ tentleni. Strayi-r oi the Norwalk hos-
‘ Ntal has t'nmplt-ted
' tlon 111‘ the t'tiliililiilitl lodged hy I113
his investiga-
H. b'. i'hlllips oi this [Iltll‘L‘ against
' the llllll'll'l'(‘llt‘t‘ oi 11111' of tin: men
who responded witlt the hospital
ambulance ’I’uwday night when
l1‘red Darrow tillt'lllliittl to commit
suit-hie Ivy shoutiut; hlnis1lt in the
head. 'l‘h1- supt riutciideitt. utter iii-
\'1'stlt:attoii 1.1.111'11 that. the 1l1'l\‘1'1' ol
the 1211111111111 wan without assistance
at tho Him and was obliged ltl'plt‘k
tip 11. 1111111 lit :1 lllllt'll room to help
)‘illi‘l, ’l'ln- 1111111 11111-1' proved to he
intoxicated.
I According to Supt.
tint; t'tlllllitll‘lll 1110111111 operate the
alt-.bulain't- has teen :1 dtlticttlt pro-
lnlotn for Ho hospital authorities to
solve. _ii1..~.11id many complaints have
been i'(-('1'I\1'1I. 1'iih1'1' .111 t1» the 1111111-
ilei' itt \\'llll'll ll11-_\' 11:111- tll‘l\'t‘n 1110
\‘ultlt'lt- 111' the
[lithe taken to respond to tails.
Neither the dt'imr 11111' assistant
connected with the limpital. but are
employea oi :1 lilllllltf garage where.
the uiithulaiu'o i1. quartered.
In reference, in the driver who reu
npondcd with the :1tlthttl11111'e this
week Superintendent Strayer has
only words ot’ praise. lie said this
operator has. 11111 thoroughly ol'l'i-
and his work
ing the \1ini1-rtuohtlis was of
. l. “111111111111: il11' 1111111 llt‘
ok to assist llllil ’l'ucsday night,
ll(‘(‘tlll.‘lt‘ or his conduct.
was ordered arrested ly order
Dr. Phillips: at the liarrow home. he
was merely 11 "pick-11p" who 11.1.
taken bt'l'illlh‘c 1111 11111' else could he
inund., Supt. Sti'ayrr explatttvd.
About the 1it'i\1-1".~1 l't‘FllNil in start
tor the hospital unless his helper
accompanied lilill it '.ix said in: did
this .to p1'1"\1'nt tho pnllt't' from 111'-
1estlng the man \\ ho had he 1' 11 1.'oe1l
enough to 1onir aim; to help him
in his work
BIG DEMAND
FOR COFF. BE IN
BRAZI. NOW
. R10 .l.\‘.\'l.ll‘.ti. liia'nil. .Iitnr‘. 11-7
"(AP). For the first time in six
months. Brazil's exports of coitec. to
the United States are booming. A
passenger steamer leaning lilo yes.
tcrday had 114.1100 hairs 1111011111.
which shippers say is a' recorl voi-
i‘co cargo for a passeultm' boat.
The light between the American
importers and Brazilian exporters
for lower prices has been ended at
least temporarily. llrazthan.. say. by
a shortage in American stoma.
hit: American Irilyi't's into the. Santos.
111a rket tor llt‘;i\')’ _pur1'it.1ses.
Shipments trout all ports during
the first ten days of this month to-
tailed 477.0011 liars. th1- inniot'ily g1)-
lng to lllt‘ l'nitvd Stairs. as com-
pared with 4.111.1’1110 {or the eullrt-
month of May.
The Aliit-i'it'an coffee mission has
completed its exatuinatlon (1i plati-
attions iii lllt' interior of Sao I'iliilo.
and after 11 Visit of a low data at
Santos is expr't'letl to return to ltto
to prepare its 1'. port.
St 11111-1". gotd
is‘
111' .
length of Illllt‘ they"
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First American SailieSs Sailing
Vessel, Rotor 571111.15 Given Tests
. r7
The first Rotor ship built in America iii now being given pile-I
liminnry tests at Boston. It is the work of W.’ W. Hastings and
J. M.l(icn11n oi the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and
differs iii design in some respects from the rotor ship invented by
Flettncr, Gcrtnan. Rotor ships are wind driven vcsscls without-|
sails. The. huge cylinder' in the center is rc\"0l1 cd by the wind, turn-
ing the. propellers.
LOCAI. DRIVERS
court ofl'it'ials had 1:: cases oi'
oi the clients or State and local po-
in and out. of line.
cars without licenses and
cock aycuue. Drldgmoz '1. whose 11111-
chluc iigurcd Tuesday morning in a
street. New Haven. pleaded guilty to
THE'EVENING SENTINEU,‘
Viley Asks Quiz
IN TROUBLE.
IN WESTPORT
Man Who Hit Can of
Mrs. Latsco Fined —
Steve Shimko Pays.
$10—Others
W l'.’ STPOR'I'.
i'.‘ ~- ’l'own
11l-
iegcd motor vehicle law \iolationa
belore them yesterday as 11 result
June
lico to curb reckless driving, outing
and operating
without
pi'opei lighting equipment.
2'1iwoid W. Gardner.
Slit linu-
collislon with it our operated by Mrs
W. Lntsco or Cross street. Norwalk.
who was taking instructions lll drli-
lug irom Mrs. l'lea Kerekcs. of Us-
born street. Norwalk, was fined 82.5
and costs on a reckless driving
charge. $10 of the tine being remit-
of Food “on1”
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, father
Io1__ 1111. U. s. Pure Food low, is.
“urging President Coolidge to in-
tvcstlgntn an alleged conspiracy-
SCHOOL BOOKS
IN NEBRASKA
Contain
About Distilling Li
quor and Prohibi-
tionists Kick
l.i.\‘t‘1’)l.N..\'ldli
It all the \11hool lt-\I hooks in U111 ‘
lu er11.t~lti wl"il'l11lt‘.'11'tlh1 the [11' ml
1-1111111- .11 or t1r:1uc'uttilon.
tion of alcohol. 1111\1 the niautifaottnw-
oi intoxicating tumors are to he dis-
1'1tt'd1'1l.
10h physiology. chemistry 41nd physics
will him: to go. according in opinions
expressed today by numeral
connected with the state department
or education. I
State Superintendent Matron
11"9'1-1' 1W 1.W 11-111 wry-1" .1 WW
11-11 I.” 1' ”1‘
11ctlyedalt"tt1'1 flout 1'}. l:."1ulltoint
or 11111111111 t'cderul ptuhlhition 1lh".1t-
Itor lor . .1luaslta.\\lii1h 1:'111Ioi,11 u
toutplatnt iiout ..\ I. Hlnttuhlin. ~111- I
pcr'ittttudt'tit 111' stimuli; for Illum-
euuniy. t't'lutlt'e to illustrations of 11
(lll-lllllllfl‘ apparatus and iui'ornuuirm
1111111 the method by with it llllill 11nd1
I'rplittttous liquors are lllllllt‘ 1ont.1lu- 1
It'll iii 11 ||li3t1ill)l(l:_;). 1
"1'11. 1110111111111... 111111-1111 11.1.1 11.I
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Iilld not know w"'l111l111 this 11.111.111
IllformationI. 1'1111111l violation oi lllt 1111111 pioi1ll1l- '
tiou law whit-h tot'hlds llll\t‘lll.‘llll,."
1'111) 1":ecip oi IOIl11ul.1 for 1111.1 1111111u.i
torture. of liquor. l-ut ht thought IiI
("unitary to [In spirit oi the law and
in- lleyed anything 01 tl11- l\lll(l should.
h edlschut'ged.
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N.\\'.\l1 'l'lt.\l\‘lN(-‘. .
ll.\l't’l‘l"01tll. June 13 (Al').«1
’lhit'ty enlisted men oi‘ the .\'11\;1l
\lllitia. t'. N. (1.. will have :1 t\\ 11-day
detail, .luiu' ill 11111] ID. on the l‘. S
S. Eagle, Number '37. 110111111111; 111-
m'dcrs issued 11y ti11- Adjutant 11.1111;-
.11l's Otl'iee. 'l'wcnty-iiye additionalI
enlistdo men will h1- 1l1-t11il1'1l 11. the
ship on June 111.
.. June 1': 1.\1‘)..... I
III1 produc-
heat'ly every current work
persona
~Adrcrtise 11. inc :-:ntlne1 tor the
but results.
has'
WWMr-wmrgn: "haw-111 'su'w'rwrwnwthut \ -. .
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FRIDA
h-vlv'
ted. Raymond J. Kelly of It lilllott
of Norwalk,
the rules oi the toad.
M1'lt‘1'1'.\\"esipot't author,
with failure to carry an
reckless driving. (or which he was
fined 825 and coats. and to operat-
ing a car without 11 license, {0!
which 1111- paid $111 and costs. Stain
'l‘rooper William Silk testified that
all or the men in the car with Kelly
had her-11 drinking before the titu-
chine left the l’os't liottd and went
Into :1. ditch where it 11\t'l'llit‘nt'tl,
Sir-ye Shimko hi “it hard street.
Norwalk. paid $111 and tonic for
failure to have an operator's license.
A fine of $10 and costswas ltiiposed
in the cttso of Charles T. Fehacier
or {.9 Silverrnlno avenue. Norwalk.
charged with Violating the rules of
the road.
Continttnnces or one
ed to llll‘ police yesterday.
tuohiio owned by
artist. of
Weston. was
tutk. An automobile (1111-1111111
partially ditched on
when passing :1 machine mined
Mrs. Charles l'Z.
Norwa lk.
week wrro ‘b
Farr or this place. "
and (11111-11 by Ernest Price of South
.‘tmbteali down the statute. I I
granted in the cases of Albert hanks I
1hatg1'1l with \ioiatlngI
and \\ illtntti
tharged
0111' raior‘ :1
license and teststralion 111'tit‘1cate.
'l‘wo slight accidtuts were report I
An auto-1
.l‘dlltr's Daugherty I
damaged I
when it 1"1111 into 11 pole in Sauga-I
by
William (illl'l'_\ oi t‘otupo road was
King stt'eolI
by I
IRVING B. STON'E
Tel 759-4 Norwalk
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Train Hits Truck at
Bridgeport C rossing
W”...-
. liIllDtll.lt‘.lItI .l11111
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.
Carson street railroad crossing was;
. the acetic of another accident roster-I
Palace Burglars
Taken to Prison
liltliKilil‘Uit'l'. Juno l.‘.~ .\l.'i\
‘dillvr and Harry llogozes. both oil
New York.
I ' . .. 1 ,m 1 u ‘
Iday 111 which l-Zi'nest lKith‘llttt’. 11‘113‘. him" “1 11 . 1.1011111. to ieight fto.
Iliast 31.1111 strt 1'1. narrowly escaped “"1“" will“ in RHINOB‘IVD‘FISOI; HOi
I1l1'111h when shorilv 11111-1- 5:311 11. 111. ”MP 1'1111 In 1l11' .1111, .111 o _ 1e
I I ' l’1tla11- ti11il1'1'. Norwalk. oit i1eL1.
‘lh1‘ lot‘hniotiye on 11 south hound M . . .11 ti Wethcrs
I-lfllllJlll'Y-BFI‘IK' hurt train strut'k i111: "“‘I-l “' “1“” l1; Nellie I.” q‘ eon
truck he was dt'iiing. 1.1111 rein'o was II’ M _‘°"'r‘l')‘~‘ ti} “4h III“ ‘l'libert
ianiint'd attainst the steering win-cl "W“ ""‘l (”PU 3 > 1‘ 1 . ~ .
and sustained 11 possihlc ll’fli‘llll‘t‘ at
'1. i‘llt.
Lawrrnce, who was taking orders
ior t’ish. had Just, leti 1111- 1111111111 .11
John Garvey on Carson street aid
was going, west our the railroad
tracks when the train. said to
trait-Hing about 2;- miles an hour hit
the rear (il‘ llll‘ truck.
the impact 11.3.11
thrown against the
toad t-niployes sat-I I11-
the train.
After the collision the train stop-
ped and put l..'i\\'i'1'nee aboard. 111'.
\N'. ll. t‘urley. a physician for the
New llayeu road. flaw first aid and
l11' was taken to his 11111111: \‘illi
posxihlo traeture ol‘ :1 rih.
Lawrence's one-ton it'ti1"t.tln~ pro-
perty of the Atlantic Pit-ii t'ompany.
1043 East Main street was only
it I1'1l' in Hall
The truck iiy;
Ill
DC I)
slightly damaged. the engine throw-I
Nichols.
In the same automobile, they took.
who was sea-
'11 uc~d'on a statutory assault charge,
John Allen, this city.
and George liilinslty. Stamford. sen-
tenced to the state rcformatory on 11
tatutoi'y charge,
SING BEFORE KING.
WINDSOR. England. .iunc.
t.\i‘).-—-'l‘lte juhlleo singers of l-‘isk
“133.1333: IFSSEN? ”113N111... and 11.11-11.11.- 01‘ “WW"- “T““W‘”
("oln‘luetor It. lye: said they How 51111:, lefot‘e, ”I” King “I’d Queen “I
their whisths hetero iii-'y “"1‘1'1- :110 “’I‘l‘l’m" Castle “‘5" evening.
for". truth the crossing. Lawrence "' w“ _
tin-1.11.11 h1- 111111-11 1.. hear 11. 111111. ““99“” (Am'Tlmn “‘l‘?“ ”mm“
In work 111 a pair of soil
Detroit News.
pants.»—
in:.thc rear 1'11'11' of the train.
The Carson street crossing in the
scene of the death or 'l‘itiiotiii' J and
Margaret t‘olllns. April 14. Edward
ilrziiuon also lunrely escaped death
there last Tun-sdty when his truck
was hit by :1 train. The. only want-
111.1: device at the crossing is the tra-
ditional "Stop" sign.
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush
Your Kidneys Occasionally
By Drinking quarts of
flood Water
No man or woman can make
casionaliy, says :1 well-known au-
thority. Too much rich food cre-
ates acids which clog the kidney
pores so that they sluggishly litter
or strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood. Then you
get. sick. Rheumatism. headaches,
liver trouble. nertousness. eonsiipn~
7' ' lion. dizziness. sleeplessness, bladder
disorders often come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts.
or if the urine is cloudy, oi‘iensire.
~ full oi.’ sediment. irregular of pass-
age. or attended by iii-sensation of
I zealding. begin to drink soft water
in quantities: also get about tour
ounces of .1111! Suits from any relia-
‘blo pharmacy and take. 11 ~ta.ble-
spoonful in a. glass 01‘ water before
breakfast fer a ten! days and your
‘ kidneys may then act. line.
This famous soils is made ti'om:
the acid of grapes 11nd lemon juice. ‘
" combined with iithla. and has been
used for years to help iiush clogged
I kidneys atid stimulate tlietii to 111'-
tiv'ity. also to itelp neutralize the
or cause irritation. thus often rc-
ileving bladdu- disorders.
Jad Salts is inupensiyc and can-
not injuro: makes a delightful ei-
tui'vcscent lithlu-water drink, which
everyone can take new and then to
help keep the kidneys clean and
.the blood pure.
venting scrimis kidncx
lions By all means have your phr-
gician examine \our kidneys at
least twice a 11.11.
--—Ad\'.
Wyeth Chemical Co.
1.. 1... Free Test
2 Hail mes Free Sample 01 Jul Salts.
a I
mistake by ilushinu the kidneys oc-I
_o.cids in the system so they no long- .
thereby often pro-j
complica- ,
Arneo Paint . .
Varnish Stains
I House Enamel ..
i
Stoll
Special AnnOUncement
The Boyd Wall Paper Store.
In line with its policy of good quality at low prices
has added a full line of
ARNESTO
PAINTS, ENAMELS AND VARNISHES
These products are of provcn quality and
ready to apply
COMPARE THESE PRICES :—
Lead, Oil and Zinc Paint
Master Painter Flat White $2.50 per gal.
WhiteEnamel $3.75 per gal.
CIIoOOIooeoIooIe-I
Wall Paper Store
Store Hours
$3.50 per gal.
.‘ $2.50 per gal.
. $3.00 per gal..
$1.35 per qt.
. $14.50 per 100 lbs.
Norwalk
Tel. no
BOYD
Nothing Over
25c
Open Sutur-
dly Night
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- in.-. ..-~.__...Aa._..‘_-.1..s n... .--. .—
. ._ , ..-....-..L....."
who 1111 Tuesday alter-l
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I
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1"!
, Extra Sikcial ' ‘ ‘ .-
“Dutch Boy" White Lead ..1
Wall Paper at 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25¢ per roll
BATHING SUITS
The largest assortment oi? women‘s atid children's liath-
ing Suits in the. Norwalks.
Jockey Red. Kelley Green and Peacock Blue dominate
the field of colors.
WOMEN '8 BATHING SUITS
$3.50 14.93 - $8.98 - $9.75
MISSEB’ BATHING SUITS
$2.98 “" $4.50
CHILDREN’S ONE-PIECE SUITS
$1.75 ' $2.00 ‘ $2.98 ' $3.50
New York Markets
[43 Washington St. 55 Main St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828
SPECIALS
Fancy Soup Chickens Am 5 lbs. . 31c.
Legs of Spring Lamb . . . . . . 32c lb.
SboulderLamb ZOclb.
Bread and Butter Pot Roast. . 22c lb.
BEST MILK FED VEAI.
Rumpveal.................20clb.
RibVealeops.............25clb.
Loin V'eal Chops . 30c lb.
ShoulderVeal ..............15clb.
Frestams 26ch
Fresllt‘ glit Rib Lamb Chops . 35c
Por ops..i.-.. -
Fresh Shoulders .. . Lom Lamb Chops ' ' 45c
Armour’s smOked Stew Lamb ...... 12',zc
Tongues .. 38CIPlate Corned Beef
25c
. 19c
RoundSteak 30clb.
Porterhouse and SirlOin Steak 34c lb.
ShoulderSteak 18clb.
ShoulderPotRoast l5clb.
Rib Roast (boned and rolled) . . . . .. 28c lb.
PrimeRibRoast.................. 30clb.
StickingPieces 20clb
Fresh ChoppedBeef 15clb.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef . . . . . . . 24c lb.
Extra Fancy Roasting Chickens . . .. 380 lb.
ExtraFancyFowl 38elb.
FreshKilledBroilers..............45clb.
LORD NELS '
Horatio, Lord Nelson, was England s greatest a
battle of Trafalgar.
When he was but a captain his admiral signa
lish fleet to retreat while in a naval battle. Nelson .
an aide drew his attention to the signals on the flu
telescopeto his eye, Nelson said:
“Dear me! I see no signal to retreat!"
Neither he did, for it happened that he put t
glass eye—the real one had been shot out years befo
fame' in that battle.
There’s none so blind as those who Won’t see. Put
most and look this list over.‘
I
Fancy New Potatoes 15 lbs. to peek 65c. Calif 1
at
Puritan Hams, Skinned Back 32c lb. smoked
Fancy Sliced Bacon 45c lb. Fancy Lemons .
Fancy Florida Pineapple 10c each, . . . . .
Spaulding Rose Potatoes 35c pk. bushel
Fine Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs. for $1.00. Conf '-
at . . .. . . .
Jones’, Pillsburys’
Cloverdale Flour, guaranteed as good as an
cons-on... .0001.
or Gold Medal Flour -
Native Spinach 10c pk. Native Beet Tops . . ..
Native Beets 3 bu. 25c. Native Berries
Fancy Winesap Table Apples . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, family package, .12
Old Esseii Brew, case of twelve bottles . . . . . . .“
Pan American Blend Coffee, reg. 48c value, 5]
Yubau, Maxwell House or Hotel Astor Coffee,
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 3 for 25 c. Shredded
Benefit Brand Royal Anne Cherries, large 1'
l
Benefit Brand Pure Cocoa, packed in qt. Ligt
Pulled Rice, lekgs. 25c. Sauerkraut, large ca .
Genese Valley Early Sifted Peas, 3 cans . . . . . . ‘
Ginger Snaps, fresh from the oven, 2 lbs.
Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans 59c. Valley Corn,
N o. 2 Size New Pack Tomatoes, 6 cns 69c. Pink ‘.
Campbell’s Beans, 3 for 25c. Campbell’s Souu
Japanese Crab Meat, small 39c; lg. 75c. Pufl'e :
McGowan’s Columbia River SalmOn, flat cans I
Crisco, 6-lb. can $1.39. Rumfords Baking Powde‘
B. M. Kidney Beans, 3 cans 50c. N. B. Co. Flake .
at
I'OODO|IIIOOOIQODI.IOIOOOQII-Ioo
Shrimp, 3 cans 59c. Edgemnnt.‘ Crackers 27c.
1 at
Ice Cream Salt, 10-lb. bags 29c. Easy Pudding",
3for
Sunshine Choc. Mint Stigks, 3 for 250. N. B. Co. '*
C
6 packages . . .
Easy Jell, 3 for 25c. 4-lb. Pail Pure Lard 990.
at . . .
"OIIII'.I‘IOInIooIloo
IIInt-OOOOOIIOOIOOOooo....nu....
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk, 3 for 25c. Clove
Milk, 7 cans
IOCOIn-o ------
Babbitt’s Cleanser, 4 for 25c. D utch Cleanser, 3-
flush . .
Porcella 25c. Palm Olive Soap, l5 for $1. Toilett
2 Del Monte Peaches, large, 2 Del Monte Pinea
Del Monte Apricots, large, 2 Del Monte Gra,
' 2 Valley-Cherries. Combination of 8 cans; ;
V ale-ade, the New Fruit Syrup, Raspberry and
vor,largejugs,3for..................
A. F. BECK'MANN C 1
Quality Grocers
83 Washington St., So. Norwalk
Phone 3565
35-37 M ‘
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