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WANTED.
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TO LET
FOR SALE.
_WANTED-——A YOUNG MAN FOR
general work in it my goods store. A.
Dicker-man & Son. - , 317 or
T0 LET—LARGE ROOMS. WITH
board. 3 Elizabeth St; South Non
walk. ~ 117 iii
HEADQUARTERS FOR Alli.
kinds of music. The Bazaar, 78 Wash-
ington so. So. Nor-walk. inld tf
WANTED~MAN TO WORK ON
well drilling machine as helper in-
quire Irving H. Sipperly, 74 W est Ave.
jid3t
WANTED-POSITION AS OFFICE E
assistant by young woman, 19 years
old, with knowledge of typewriting
and stenography. Address E. 13. onto
Sentinel ji 8 3t
WANTED-11 MAN TO TAKE
V care or one horse and do general work
on my place; married man proi‘orrod;
cottage for some. Mrs. Prentiss, W-ood
ward Park South Norwnik lib 3t
WANTED-10, 000 FEATHER REDS
also antique furniture. Highest cash
prices German Feather Co. Address
Box 1(.. Sentinel Oflice. innit 1m
WANTED—TO BUY, ALL KINDS
of cattle ilest market prices paid
~ 9%: in We lb. for t‘nivés. ii. Filed-
man, South Norwaik 'lol. 11.31.
' ' 1119 im
FOUND.
FOUND-«SUM Oi" MONK
property and pay charges.
ii. Decker. 2 iiunford l‘lure.
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“The Des‘h‘uctlr‘in of this
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PiiASNNi NNNN iHENiNE
60 WALL STREET
NORWALK CONN.
NNNNNY JUNE 18 NP. N.
FREE-«NO COLLECTION
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Motor "Beat Trips -
CAPT. J. H. OBERFANDER.
""Ar'l‘nnnoons ~— nehmunu trips
around lighthouse and one buoy from
, itntommnnt. Tickets, 10c.
l’i‘iv‘dte fishing or sailing
Mornings. Terms reasonable
All». pitttiss and tripsi subject to
obanlte on account of weather:
During the moonlight nights the
‘l‘ozuinr trips will be made. alternating
with trips around the eastern side of
Hell Island. around Tavern and Smith
ininuds bank to the dock. Fare ior
either trip, 10d.
For terms and particulars, address
parties
" Tel 6052. ,.
Cold. A W. Milla,nownytou. It. F. l). w
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GOLD MEDAL AWARDED TD MR.
. CHIGHESTEH.
, Shorwood S. Uliiebo‘ater, son of
; 'l‘own t‘ ioilt ii. in. Chirhesl‘el‘. or Wil-
ton. not only stood among the honor
loop in iiiu ginduniinn class or 'the
New York 1,.uiv Stilton], out Was naturds
ml lilo gold medal dot the} best sassy
' on rout pinpoiity, and also captured
the BOtOllil money prim of 150. Mr.
i‘hirhesit‘r has been a «loss 3 dent.
and well deserves his host
rooms for housekeeping:
To LETWFOUIt-ROOM APART-
ment. third floor rear. in Swarts ii:
Corbett’s Block, to adult family; rent
t$8 per month. For further particu-
lars inquire 01d Well Cigar Co. oillce,
83 Washington St. 117 ill
T0 WLEToFilOM JULY 1. seven
room house all improvements; rent
$20. Or will sell on easy terms. 21
Edlio Ave. East Norwaik. 11? 3t
TO LET ._. FIVE PLEASANT
rooms with improvements. inquire
William liilsdon, 6 Elizabeth BL. 80.
Norwnilt. 11'." it
To LET «- MODERN APART
meats; seven rooms and bath: every
convenience, including janitor service
Apply .1. Milayton to Co. ‘.,luc South
Norwalk. . 116 iii
TO LET -'l‘HRI~ie. FURNISHED
also large
tarnished room. inquire evenings and
Satuxduv altelnoons, 101 West St
1153i.
TO LET--~»i"i..AT. STATIONARY
tubs, hot and cold water, bath and gas.
to adults only. inquire at store. 72
North Main St. 118 tf
TO LET—STORE AND FIXTURES.
1211 South Mnin‘St. inquire Capt. A. A,
Bolts; Nor-walk. 11113 it
TO LET~llRiCK HOUSE OF ELEV‘w
en “rooms, all conveniences, 23 Union
at, Apply to The Hatch dc Bailey 00..
Wat.er'8t., South Nor-walk. ml2 if
TO LET—nA'i‘ 138 \l'ASiliNG’l‘ON
BL. two tints—om live and one seven
rooms; newly paperod and painted;
rent reasonable. inquire Manner &
Flynn. mil tf
To LET-~i-iAlli“ UF‘ DOUBLE
house. seven rooms. all improvements.
iii Winfield St. inquire W. 8. lion—
ford, East Ave, East Noi‘wnlh.‘ silo if
TO LET—*HAMlLTON AVE... HALF
oi' two-family house. ll rooms. and il-
room tint; nil improvements; good con«
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph it Taylor.
all it
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ROOMS PAPERED. $2.76 Ul’, lN-
eluding paper. Send bound for sum-
pios, . Painting all branches. intimates
i‘urni loll. .iloforonos in your, nailin-
borh d. John h‘ountuino, South Nor-
unlit. Tel. connection. : ,Vilfi tit
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR-
dor. Largo vntioty of mouldings. l‘ric-
es reasonable, Mat hoard, glass, etc.
At the old established lramo shop, 78
Washington an, upstairs. niitl
’Norlctt miPAlN’rlNd 'r run»
hanging, Decorating. by practical auxin.
Save money by buying your wall on
par and painters' supplies of Alex.
White. 61% my live. Tel. 420. lion
matss cheerfully given.
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR,
boot and shoe repair shop. All limos
custom made. work Fit and mom
oiiurantood. 28 West Washia ton Jet
mm
. . *rsu. mom” soarmmmo.
now 1113mm, June 11-43! the new,
"eh men Who fire on hospital beds the
victims or the fall of a sunfloidlng at
the New Haven tilts Company. yester-
day, Robert McLaughlin; oi l‘hiindel-
phla, remains in a critical condition.
He has a fractured sit‘hli‘nnd has not
lawn conscious since he Was plolted
up. .‘l‘ho other men pro doing woli.
although ‘ Mlohtwl . Broom or urn city,
had at restless night. whiuh indicates
inst he has been internaliv hurt, alt
though host-ii
ioutlr sauna o dolor ‘
FOR SALEw-FXCEPTXONAL BAR
gain. Fine two family house with
barn. in good location; line condition:
easy terms: Ernest Boessmann. 87
Van Zandt St. East Nor-walk.
FOR SALEw—LARGE COUNTRY
house, ten large and four small rooms.
good condition: two acres high
ground; hour from New York. ii. i’
Morgan 33 West Sh. South Merriam.
1 3t
FOR SALEHSLOOP YACHT 22x9,
in commission. center-board. mahog-
any trim, copper fittings. Prion ms.
At cement'bridge, Thiiehoke. Address
flox 374. Barton lib 8t
FOR 8ALE-—-(iit0t‘ldill' STORE. TO
settle estate. Doing good hardness!
established 30 years; best stand in
town. Address i‘. O. Box 128. Bellini,
(loan. jlfiilt
FOR SALE—~'i‘illlEi~i«'l‘0N AUTO
mobile truck. in good condition. new
tires. ole. Good reason for selling
will be given purchaser. Reasonable
price will buy it. inquire 1'3. '1‘. Holes,
Dorian. 'l‘ei. 259-3.
FOR SALE—«AT BARGAIN. COM-
ploto mum of trails for small sloop. Al»
ply lid East Ave. Norwaiit. 115.31
FOR SALE -A TWENTY TWO-FT
limiter launch. nearly now. well equip
pod; nt Norwaik Launch Works. (loo.
F. Shepard. ilethoi, Conn. t i'&s liit
FOR SALE-“FINE MAHOGANY [til-
rigiil piano. with stool and cover.
silghiiyusod. Will soil at a bargain.
ii‘. ii. Lurch. Harbor View liourii. Bo.
Norwaik. jil iw
FOR SALE OR TO LET~~~NE\\'
house, six rooms and hath. all improve-
ments. inquire til Osborn Ave, East
Norwnik. Jill iii
FOR BALEWONM OF‘ FIVE FRESH
cows; ionr pick of the lot. James Kar-
dos, West Norwulk ‘ 112 tit
FOR SALEM—Dino HORSES.
qulro i3. Hershlioid. iii Wood Fit,
122 Water St.
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mail) if
NEMNS ANN HJNENNlS.
Eliza Arm Free.
Elites Ann Free, widow of «the late
Alfred li‘reo, (lied iuut evening at hor
boron in Biivormino. aged 86 years. al’
tor a sltol‘t illness. The funeral our
vices will be held from the into home.
Monday afternoon at ll o‘clock. ltov.
Louis A. iloflell wiil’oliiriato and the
interment will ioilow in the Silver-
inlnsmmoiary. 'l‘iio deceased was one
of the old residents of éilivormine and
her loss will he keenly felt by the 0th
or old residents of that section. She
was a lrinriiy lady and is mourned by
a large circle of friends. She lived in
the.“ house where her demise took place
rm» devolltydfivo yours.
Andrew M'Donsld.
To death at Andrew McDonald. a
wolllknown resident ot‘ltldponury, oo-
‘onrred yesterday at his home in that
place. Mr Mullonnid was eighty years
or age. The funeral will be held to
alloy in itiditsbury and the interment
will he in llronnier N. Y. -
The case or Frank Nlonolpolt. who
was arrested by (linear l1. Harry (lib
son and Sundial Oiliuel‘ Wallace A.
animals charged with assault (in his
wife and intoxication. came up in then
town court. this morning. before Judge
William F. Tammany. The deteudsnt
woo found guilty on both counts f
no or
; Two Willi syman iiolti lip Niall
‘ Clerkssmi Loot floral
Bruin Oregon *
‘ DRAIN. 01%.. June 17.-—Ths wuih~'
bound Shastautnitsd, on the South-
am Pacific; whicb.ieft Portland at 6'
o‘clock last night. was held up and the
mail our robbed by two hishwallmen‘
about midnight between Drain and
Yonculls. The robbers entered um mall
car. held up the clerks and looted the
car. They stopped the train at Yonoal»
is and made their escape.
Passes ware searching for them went
oi Yonoslls this morning. but up to a
late hour they were still at large.
Although the robbers brandished
their revelers, not a shot. was tired.
area! while the other ripped open the
min sacks and ransacked their con-
tents.’ it is not known how much
booty the deperadoes secured.
As the train neared Yonculla, one q;
the higbwnymen pulled the em-
ergency bignul and the trailllj’
who stopped. The rollers then
leaped from the mall our and
disappeared down the village street.
The conductor is positive that the out~
law’s boarded the train here. but who-
ther they crawled-onto the root or
swung on the platform he does not
know
The first intimation the mall olerliti‘l
had of the attack was when the door
of the car swung suddenly 0110'. bad
they found themselves faced by the
bighwaymen. None attelnptod resist-
iooting ot the sacks. .
The'oonductor and engineer of the
train had no inkling. of any trouble
was sounded and the mail clerks roll»
ed the alarm.
Officers hero and the sheriff at Rose
burg were omitted and misses were im»
mediately started in pursuit of the rel»
born. The mall our was the only our
disturbed by the robbers. The pas-
sengers and trainmen were not molest-
ed. Neither robber worn a mask.
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ATTENDED WEDDING lN
TON.
TREN-
. , -—--. .i 5. ,~
and Mrs. Aitsnbrlodt Witnes-
Marriage of Their Nephew.
Mr. hurl Mrs. A. A. M nbruntli, of
Spring strm-l. returned ind night from
’i‘ronlou. N. 1.. baring nilrndt‘d the
Wedding of their nephew. William Nel-
son illndizott. to Miss lines. Tho Slate
tiuznlto. of Trenton. has the following
arena! of the wedding:
.\ iovo rmnnnoo which began in the
Mr.
curled in a wedding yesterday after-
noon at «i o'clork. when Miss Eleanor
\ia) lions. the charming“ young daugh-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. 13. Franklin lines.
or Philadelphia. became the bride of
William Nelson Biodgeti. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William L. iliodgott. of 599
Rutherford avenue. .
:l‘ho ceremony was performed be
nonth n bower of daisies and forum in
the Dutch room of the couple‘s new
home at 230 Highland overrun The
homo. which is one or the most hand
some residences in that section of the
» our. was the gift of the britioKTDOm'l
parents. itev. Charles Colman, form»
eriy pastor of the Eleventh Baptist
Church, oi Philadelphia, but who now
resides in idltflalo. N. Y.. Willi lhil oili-
chnlng clergyman. Rev. lionry haw
rouse, pastor of St. Paul’s M. ii}.
Church. and Rev. Judson Conltlln, pas~
tor or the Clinton Avenue llaptiat
(ihuroh. both of this city, were in at~
tnndunco.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Biodgeti became in-
fatuated with each other while uttond~
log the Model uchooi in this city. Both
amounted from the school in 1905 and
than M . Iiiodpott entered the Univer-
sity of riuooton to take up chemistry.
iie hrsdhathd from the college in 1909
and entered the smbloy oi the Homil-
ton Rubber Monufaoturlm: company
The bridegroom’s father is secretary
of the rubber manufacturing- note.
will?“ ‘ .
The bride, miter maturation with
high houorstroln the Modal uchool. nn-
tored the Philadelphia School or in-
dustrial Arts and received a diploma
followinma low years. {the bride to an
artist and many of hot skdlohes and
paintings have frequently been on dis-
may in? the Quaker City. and is also a
muslolnn of rare ability and reassured
or a charming personality.
., The wtiddlng yesterday was ltnewn
us a’ "daisy Weddinu." its the oohpls‘ s
new home was beautifully donor-stud
with dais‘ihs‘ and turns of ever; dos-
oription. . ,
Aline blue tailorvmsde suit. with a
hdmitlad list to which on chosen
so Manual of lilies of the valley.
run dour hoir ferns and sweet peas.
Mrs. 17610th was‘given war by her
rather. B Nationalists. a d in; ring
I! .
The mail clerks found themselves help. « ’
loss before the weapons of the high- ‘
waynisnr Ohe robber held them oov.
once aslthe intruders proceeded to ,
until the signal to stop at, \‘oneniin _
Model school more than live roars alto ‘
The bride whsowmd'lll a handsome .,
Shave You
' . iCan’t'w’IAiford
To Miss f 1
This one. ' Vi
‘ _chased in any store.
will be equal to now. ~“
Price.
at this oil'ice.
‘ These will positively be sold to
‘SENTINEL READERS only at this Special
This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling
I. This outfit ls‘pdsltiveiy sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 85c. If yen have never used a Safety Razor, you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to-date devices gives to the man who shaves
himself. A time saver. a money saver. and strictly sanitary.
This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated Holder.
One Silver Plated Shopper.
Six Fine Steel Blades-mono better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.‘
One box of “Very Sharp" Strep Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic.
The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit.
This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwalk or vicinity.
By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with
the Stropper each blade can be stropped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
blades away. but strep them, and with “Bailey’s Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
2‘. »
No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with “Bailey' s Very Sharp"
Dressing on your strep, this is all eliminated.
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentinel office, Washington St. South Norwalk, with 85c in
cash midget one of these outfits.
Sentinel RaZor Coupon
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in this advertisement can be exchanged tors “HAMIL-
TON” Coupon “5“ and added to those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following
bwift s Senna, Cleanser and l‘ow- linnkui‘ 9 Coco
uii
Franklin Mills Flour und‘ ‘Wlionh
Kniekorhmhor iiiscull (:0 Crack-
Srourinn Powder
“Hamilton Coupons Ind Bonds" also given by Thousands of 1ND!
PENDENT VCIOAR STORES
and (flincolato
Vinson s Shoo, ’oiiali and llreutilnll
llnlur‘n Premium Coooluiui‘. ‘
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”Flash“ llnnd Cleaner
Stanley" at South sud Cleanser
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This VALUABLE COUPON from
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door of the new niodrett home was
which had been presented to the impm
pair.‘ The gift of the bride‘s parents
was a beautiful parlor misnion not for
the Dutch room. The other gifts con:
slated of: silverware. rhlnawttre,mnnl'
out slash artioios. furniture. two din.
her solo. one or which is decorated
with solid coin gold; rugs, oil paint-
ings. linen. air. A neat monogrsm‘waa
inscribed on several of the pitchers
pinsentsd to tho couple. ' '
t: immediately following the perform-
iou 0f the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
‘lilibdgo‘tt were tendered a reception. at
Which an elaborate collation was new
rod Perilous were in attendsncé from
Wufiingtomi}. (3,. Stamford and South
~Norwslk.‘Coun;: New Rochelle, N. 1’ ‘
Philadelphia, New‘ York city. l‘ieso
ontvllls. Dover, Deb, and this city. The
ceremony was performed in the pres-
sure of more than 160 persons.
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Mention Singing Society will hold
their annual excursion to North Berton.
Bundny.’.luiy 2. For this excursion
Wilson.ihris boon chartered. it is its
practically tilled with various articles '.
tho new tunnel-ow steamer, John P. ‘
"f0 OWNERS OF AUTOMOBiLlis.
The dirtwtors of the Bell island 1m.
movement Association, lilo. have row
cell-ed numerous complaints from pru-
oms and pedestrians 0! narrow as
capes tron: injury by ,sinouvoblloo
driven too rapidly. ‘
It is. themtore. considered tie-dessert
direct their nhsuilours to sun at a re-
duced rule 01' speed on all island and
imuwdiate ‘vloinitv espeolaliy in golf
lug Mini and returning to their ga-
rage»
Owing to the narrownéss of the
roads. and who short turns at earners.
more ram than usual is neonatal-y.
that the roads must no largely rated
“by litxlt-strlans. .
it elderly people and children are
not given more onusidemtion. it. is
feared that fatalities may result and
it is therefore. earnestly hoped that
outliers of automobiles and than: Ghent-
tours will comply with this roasonuhio
request.
. Vorvfroapectiuily.
' THE. BOARD OF Dillilltfl’tliléi.
Bell island, June 15; Jill-iv
donned to carry on passengers; ‘l‘lsk- '
to request owners or mttornobiios to .
pociaily as them are on low sidewalks .
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5” ' ' “
.The Hamilton Corporation. 29- 35 W. 83d so, New York City ’ ., AdvertlSlng
Present this \utpmtat the. Ad {\l'ritt- for illustrated Catalog of ,
dross given olow innntitul Premiums (it Voucher .
i for in F E Bun ll. '1.
3 o
13 North Main Street ,.
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stora'ninners r... All Kinds at "
Sea Food (looked to iinitr
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Hotel Mahackeme ..
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“EViCE ANDCUMIND UP TO DA“
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SCRDAY DINNERS. 75¢
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