H l
man, South Norwaik. Tel. 1151.
' oral housework by young girl.
' No. 5 Kossuth St,
V than double the amount. Address Loan,
' .White, 011,9 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
~ custom made work. Fit and comfort
jants, To Let or... Sale,
Busmess & Professmnai
Cards etcetera
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five words or Less. 25¢—
Three Titties. 50c - Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
' Bridgeport ... . . . ..
Hartford
' WANTED.
TO LET "
WANTED -- VVICINI’I‘Y DARIEN
one or No acres without buildings,
7within half mile depot or trolley; suit-
able for building. Chas Dvorak, West
.Willington, Conn. 13 3t
WANTED—A MIDDLE}- AGED WO-
n'ian as housekeeper in a family of
threat; a good home for the right per
son. Inquire Mrs. Reading, Maple
Ave. Darion. 13 3t
WANTED—POSITION TO DO GEN-
Apply
South Norwslk.
ii iii
WANTED—A WOMAN. APPLY
Crescent Laundry 113t
,WANTED—GIRLS IN OUR TRIM-
mlng department. iioese & Peplggg.
' : l” t
V ‘4 WANTEO—LOAN or $1000 on
first mortgage; real estate worth more
Box 443 South. Norwnik.
WANTED—10,000 FEATHER BEDS,
also antique furniture. . Highest cosh
prices German Feathci Co. Address
Box K.. Sentinel Office. 30119 In)
WANTED—T0 our. ALL (mos
of cattle. Best market prices paid.
9% to 100 lb. for calves. H. Fried-
130 Bi
all) in:
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ROOMS PAPERED. 82.75 UP, i.\'-
cluding paper. Send postal for paper
samples. Twentx yenrs' exterience.
Orders for the finest work elicited.
.iohu romance South Norwaik’. 07 t
, p
u
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR-
dor. urge variety of mouldings Pric-
es reasonable. Mat board. glass. etc
At the old established frame shop. 78
Washington St, upstairs. 2214 if
NOTICE —- PAINTING, PAPER»
banging, Decorating, by practical. man.
Save money by buying your wall pa.
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
mates cheerfully givenz
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repdir shop. All kinds
guaranteed 28 West Washington 8t.
W—...”_fi.“¢.“_..u.”Mm.w«w~w*,._g
MISCELLANEOUS.
“Hi LL8IDE"—Dbl81ilAi‘lLId Bil/till)-
ers wanted at ”Hillside," Prospect Hill,
Norwalk. lienutiiullaw’n and trees.
, Comfortable bedrooms. Excellent ta-
ble. Terms V012 to $18 per week. Ad-
dress Drawer ll; Norwaik. ' iuuiltlm
TO LET—SEVEN—ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements. Lincoln Ave. in-
quire United Gr'ooery Co. 13 if
T0 LET—HANDSOMF.‘ SET OF
partments seven rooms and bath. ev-
ery comfort; janitor service. inquire
J. M. Layton 8: Co. ii tit
To LET—SECOND FLOOR. N0. .14
Day so. rent 08; hiso 3 rooms. third
floor No 20 Day St. rent 06. Mrs. S.
A. Youngs. 24,1 East Ave. East Nor-
walk. '31 3t
TO LET—PLEASANT. NIGELY
furnished room, with board; gentle
men or married couple Table board
16 liavllund St; 11 illt
"> PURE BRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
FOR saw.
chickens for sale, three weeks old and
Also small movable
chicken house, holds dozen hens.126
South Main-4.80. downstairs. 13 3t
vou CAN GET THE *LA'i‘EB’i‘
music. Broadway hits. Everything up-
todato. The M. Steinert 6: Sons 00..
16 South Main St.. South Norwsijii.a
t
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HIGH
grade piano. one that has been used a
little. at a big discount See us today;
tomorrow it will be sold The M.
Sieiuert lit Sons 00.10 South Main
St, South Norwalk. ' 3.1 lit
derson stock.
. TO LET—8110110.. 54 SOUTH MAIN
Sh, Music Hall Block. inquire Knapp
BoxCo.132 Water St? *' ... .~ jlt 3t
To LET—TO ADULTS ONLY
four minus, all improvements. inquire
21 Lowe St. 11 3t
TO LET—FIVE Rooms. 00 on
borne Ave: rent $12." inquire 57 02v
borne Ave... ”Just NDI‘WRHE.
To LET—Six ROOMS, 20 CLAY
St; seven rooms. 4 Henry Sn: house.
nino rooms. ii Disosa Court.
reasonable. inquire J. Discos, 121
Main St. :30 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, 55 SPRING
SL; also live rooms. .37 Spring St.
inquire biis ii. Turiov, Taylor Ave.
51128 if
TO LET—Six-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements. 0. E. Hoyt, at The
South Norwullt Trust ‘Co. 127 ti
' To LET—BRICK HOUSE OF‘ ELEV-
en rooms, all conveniences. 23 Union
St, Apply to The Hatch 6i: Bailey 00.,
Water St. South Norwalk. mi2 if
TO LET—HALF OF‘ DOUELE
8. Han
B25 tf
18 Winfield 8t. Inquire W.
ford. East Ave, East Norwnlk.
T0 LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two family house. 0 rooms. and 0-
room list; all improvements; 8000 con»
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph ll Taylor. s13 tf
PROFESSIONAL.
TUTORING—M. LOUISE SMITH,
M A., instructor in Latin in Norwulli
iiigii School. Address. P O. Box 328.
South Norwolh. Conn. ii 3t
TUTORINO, MTHEM A'l‘lCS.
Science. Norwalh High School. Ad;
dross W. C. PerrynDarien. :lziiit
FOUND.
130 at .
Rent .
house. seven rooms. all improvements, .
FOR BALE—FOR ONE WEEK.
Private sale bousdhold furniture. two
cows shoals. 500 chickens. farm imple-
meats. hay. straw horse lawn mower.
wine press. cider mill grist mill bone
grinder. iubbcr tired runabout, too
seated cur-rise. 8 colony houses. water
ram. pumps and other things too nuur
arena to mention. Al E. Barihol‘s.
Gracie St. Dorian. . )1 :8
FOR SALE—illit‘oo'l‘ SAILlNil
dory, complete with sails: has just
bee overhauled. Apply 1". D. liox ‘“
In”
jl 3i
FOR BALE—FOR WANT OF USE.
my 2S‘foot launch. Grey Mlnaus engine.
Will accept reasonable odor. ii. .l
i‘iibson. jl :u
o
2
FOR SALE—CEMENT. BLOCK MA-
ohlne. mahogany planolu. willow baby
carriage, extension table and gas
stove. inquire C. Crow, cor. Cannon
Si. and Newtown Ave. 130 lit
FOR SALE—iitliidilNG LOT. 7 on
dar 8t. Inquire ii. 8. Sinuson. 7 Court-
landt Place. South Norwnllt. 330 ill
FOR SALE—LAUNCH. WILL. ax—
chango for house, lotor cash. Length
251i. (it it. 0 boom. 4 1-2 Barker on-
gluo. Apply 38 South Main Ht. :00 3t
FOR BALE—CHEAP. ABQUT lilo
young chickens. from 1 L4 lbs. to 3-4
lb.: also wire coups. Call after 0 pm
or tel. 1080. Samuel Mott, 8n, Row-
eyton, Conn. 130 lit
FOR BALELFINE JERSEY COW.
six years old. inquirinilirs. it. Tariov
Taylor Ave. 328 if
FOR BALE—BEVENTMEN‘FOOT
flat-bottom launch. Palmer engine. par-
ticularly well built; two years old; do
cided bargain. W. ii. Peck. Harbor
View Beach. 323 1w
FOR BALE—OHIO “ORB-BEG. IN-
quiro ll. ngshfiold. 19 Wood at. or
122 Water t.
LOST
. automobile.
’ LOST—DB‘TWEEN SANDY KITCH-
on and Sound View Terrace. pocket.»
book containing all gold piece and 70c
in change Reward for return. Mrs.
Bilcothound View Terrace. .
LOST—A PACKAGE (‘DN'I‘AINING
ladies" Wearing apparel on the Blast 4
Ave
, 206.1’hmso return to Mrs. Phi
’ ill sosvlcw ave. :
trolley car from the depot at
Liienn.
wall; rantings Society
itieéh iltoppcd. l‘inder ill
iencnd that could.
3i um. »
if you ”
FOUND— SIDE CURTAIN FOR AN
Owner can have some by
paying for this advertisement. Apply
,’1‘ .l .8ullivon. Victoria Hotel. 13 it
wants my The notch.
The play was an exceedingly bad
one and when the curtain toll on the
first act sounds of marked disaubrobo
house.
turned to him and said:
“ed with this wretched may?"
"i am indeed " heartily
tho silent one.
concurred
.dlsp‘iousuro like the rest oi as?"
lull
film wore heard from all rpartsvol the
One man alone sat quiet. At
last a man sitting in the nest seat: 5’
‘ "Pardon me. but are you not (11080005
ii'Tbe‘n why cant you signify your
"Well, you has. life tiiislway with
me. i am here u a free tlciéot. and as
“so tithing for nothing i
ii expressing my '
I’ll tell you what.”
,lEBAl BBlIBlB
, sow/um norlon.
nurwumq *« ”. K
Probate
District of Norwalk,
Court. Juno )7. A. it,
Estate oi Abbie W. Billiman. hits of
Norwaik, in said district, deceased
The Court or iir‘obuta for the lilslrict
f Nor‘rvallt. hath limited and chaired
six months from the date hereof i
the creditors of said estate to oiliil
their claims for settlement. .1.
who neglect to present their so“
properly" attested. within said
will be dobarred a recovery.“
sons indebted to said so t], '
08..
1.1
' the Georgeto
4 order, cite a
5‘.
mBB if,
Marucc
Clover
3' only two hitsl
New haven ......
’ Springfield ........
Waterbury ..
New, Britaiii‘”
upward; rooster. 14 months old, Mr .
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New York?
l’hiladelph‘
ningsl. .
Chicago 3.
St. Louis
AM
Detroit ...l
Philadelphia”
New York
Boston ....
Cleveland.
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. St. Louis “l
Ye
Montreal
Buhsio ...
Jersey city
Newark
Providence
or
number
Hordmoki
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000
1121
Defeat Bendais.
‘ The fasthiovers or Norw'filk wan
from. the Bengals. of Bridgeport. yes-
terdny afternoon, at Bridgeport. Guer- ..
lh’ was on the mounii'for the Clovers,
‘wblie Shay pitched for the Bengals.
Guerin struckl out ii men and allowed
The score was 2 to 1.
,, The fast Knights of Columbusteam of
Stamford will; play the Clovers in Nor-
waik one week from Sunday.
W .
“ courtshricm‘ LEAGUE.
c—n—uun
Team Standing.
Won, Lost
AM 23
..........3ii 23
.30 28
28 27
.20 iii
..28 30 .
____——
Yesterday's Results.
3. New Britain 2.
6»
Bridgeport 9. Springfield 4.
\ F—~—--—-——«
NATiONAL LEAGUE.
Tum Standing.
. Woo Lost.
New York .‘.....;..42 or
Chicago ...... ..«n a;
ai’niladelphin .......40 20
St. Louis .........38 29
Httsburg ..........:il‘ .20
Cincinnati . .V......29 till
lirooklyn ....... ...121'. ill
Boston.....V.,........15 bi
a——————
Yosisrdsy’s Results.
St. Louis ll. Pillsbury; 0.
t‘lllcago iii. Cincinnati ll.
Saturday's Results.
9, Brooklyn 1.
”t0 8. Brooklyn 7 (“stir
l Cincinnati 0.
l; rmwurg 2.
”RICAN LEAGUE.
uduu-nu-
“Bum Standing.
Won Lost
........viii 22
43 22
l........36 28
..... .34 till
.31 :30
2t ii
........17 48
Gordny's Results.
Detroit 14 (ileveiandll.
Chicago 0 St. Louis 9.. .
8s urdsy's Rpsults.
New You 8. Boston ll.
i’hilndeiplia 13. Washington 8.
ilotrolt a. St. Louis».
Cleveland 6. Chicano 2.
1*an humus.
EA
‘ll'som Blending.
\ Won L000
Rochester ..........40 22
linliimore .........42 till
Toronto....”........3'l ill
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sy’s‘ Results.
12; Gsomstown‘smp . q. .
The Hardro has of Norwalk defeated , ‘ “ ‘
in team in Norwslk Sat» ‘
0?“. by the score of 1?. to ,
or the local team pitcb- '
, ed a ilno‘ comb, while Gliarnieri show.
ed up well in the base running. Lane
secured tw‘o‘h‘orne runs.
‘nlngs:
. Georgetowno ...0 20
i-lriardrocks ..l..3 21
Score by in
g .
01‘20—5 V
110—12 ,‘
Hartford 3 (first
game): Hartford 10, Waterbury 6.
(second 00ml»)-
New Haven 8, Springfield 0.
Saturday’s Results.
New Haven ll. Waterbury 0.-
Now Britain 3. Hartford 1.
Ryan also was good at the v v
4 V a ..., was 8 sultan. The score was ' ..
‘ 1‘4 to 9. The Cubs won the some in
he eighth ion as. .
._ Manager Fl ch announces the game
. .for next Sand y will be with the Mo»
. Vuheg‘mis. at 13 star stencils. All are x
' welcome. VV . .
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, noisily same has shown what our
' ceremonies.
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P." Moth our...
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aniokerbockor 8iscuit co. Cruelt-
time
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Hfimllton coupons Ind sends" also a worst” by Thoufsnd: oi iNDI-
PENDINT CIGAR STORES
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guilt: s' IId Tool
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“i‘iul‘f Ruffles ts‘n‘oh
. ...asel l" ”Perfumes and Toilet ite-
” 7 J,v‘%l§’sbvj.h
4” The South
T31, », 4 X js goodies;
dross given below
This VVAV pasta coupon from .
Norwaik Sentinel
V The Hamilton Corporation. ail-lie w. sad as. “New vo"rk"‘ou'y'”
Brrsent this coupon at the Ad- wine for mom mu coming or"
MI ‘r‘ou cougon .....L-‘S”
Heuutifu ums
&.Vouch l '
for 10 FREE? and a. . er
l3 North
10:00 o‘clock and a good,” some is ex-
tion Day. and no Nor-wink team the"
tested them by the- score of 2 to 1.
This game will be an interesting one
in that five of the players as former
players of the old Norwsllts. and are
well known here for that reason. ,
'i‘wo good turnouts are expected to
occlusions! team play ball. Each
some sees a hammosnwm Barr
own boys can do when they need to
Will till a
llllll is lilllllll
lliil’ilillllillil’iiil
Reunion of Bills and Gray in lion-
uses for Brand Mill»
’2 Measures. “Brian. which ’ easier-
lied. by the Connecticut troops during
the his army maneuvers ia‘iiilli, and
where a large number oi Norwaik sol.
dlers and visitors spent a very pleas-
ant tsvo or three weeks. is now the
scene of a big reunion of the Blue
and Gray armies of the Civil War. it
it probable that a number of war vet-
erans will attend to tuite part in the
\
The exercises began last Sunday
evening. with a peacesorvico in the
Monassns Baptist Church. Dr. Benja-
min F. "i‘rueblood. secretary of the
American Peace Society. spoke ‘on
"Universal Peace."
The progriin for the remaining days
of the. celebration has been mapped
out as follows:
Monday, July 10—8 1). m. Blowing
the Jubilee trumpet. Musical and
dramatic presentation by lilgb school
students in Connor‘s hall.
Billll BABBE Hill! 8
. William E. Burngam Host at illn-
B‘stlay ones snore has had occasion
Main Street
Billillil 8. Vi. Billlll
nor Attended by Former,
Sheriff‘s Bounties
United States Marshal, Sidneyii‘.
to flow w t means to be surround-
ed. bys untrue .1.“ influential ciroifi of
friends. Saturday afternoon he w...
taken in hand by the Sidney a Hawiey
association. conveyed to Minor“ 3, in
Bridgeport. and there presentsd with a
solid gold U. 8. Marshall‘ 3 bridge.
William E. Burnhnm, president of ~
the association was host, and the per
ty sat down to a sumptuous shore din-
ner which all of the'doputy sberiifs
who were in. cities when Sheriff Have
toy retired, besides several personal
friends. "the only-absentee: . .. were
State's Attorney Stiles Judson , and
Attorney Michael Keneaiy. Mr. Jud-
son was ill and Mr. Kenoaly missed a
train; *
e
Made Eloquentvspeech.
The presentation we! eloquently
made by Selsh G. Blakemanwof Strat-
l’ord. He paid a glowing tribute to
the worth and activities'of the former
sheriff and present marshal. As the
battle of Gettysburg occurred just
fortyclght years one yesterday Mr.
Blukemnn held tle audience spell
bound with his thrilling account of
his memorable experience in that
memorable conflict.
Badge of Solid Gold.
Marshall Hawlcy could hardly utter
a word. he was so overcome- by the
tribute for his late deputy. 80 named '
to thank those present for the valu-
able memento. The badge is an elab-
orate aficionado by the Davis a V
‘ Tuesday, Julyi iii—Visits to battle-
field of Blackburn‘s Ford. and historic
ground between Center-ville and Union
Mills.
Wednesday. July} iB—Dedicatlon of
lore of the Confederacy.
Wednesday and Thursday. July 10
sud BO—Vislts to two battlefields. of
and vicinity. 'i‘wo troops of cavalry
from Fort Meyer cavalry and detach
meat of Virginia militia encamp on
Bull Run battlefield. ,
Friday. July iii—liecoption of Wli
llamfiowsrd Taft. preside of‘the Unit-
ed States, and William House's Menu.
governor of Virginia. 0 s. in. veterans
in blue and Gray assemble at iioh‘ry
Hours on battlefield: 10 a. 8)., address-
es of welcome by Colonel Edmund
Berkeley. Eighth Virginia. and Bens-
tor Thomas 8 Martin Responder; by
Gonorai John iii (Minion. continuation
public. and General (is
. gonorsl commander of
7‘ , iodsrote Veterans. ‘
pavilion st Grovoton by Untied Dsusln Connecticut, " the eagle surmouutiug
Bristow and battlefields of Groveton 0080010800. more present being: Wil—
V‘ Everett. .1. inks. but-inc the evening
. coroner Wilson made a one sdrooss’
. and Dr. Banks accepted congratulat
Hawloy Co. it is of solidii lipid and
bears the inscription "Marshal milled
States of America " The $01,001 “5 the
United States is corked in onltniel
with the words below, "District of
all.
Thou Present.
The presentation was made by the
llnm E. Burnhnm. his friends Webster
ilorr. of Boston. Swan 8. Brewster,
Qorouor tilifford B. Wilson, Dr. 0.
Lincoln Banks; Sheriffs Blahomsn, of
Btrsiiord, Plumb of Trumbull. Bun
niahsm of Bridltoport. Holster of
Bridueport. Crofut of Danbury, Biti‘lltil
of budding. Kyle of Bethel. lreiand of
‘Bouth Norwalk. Bitchy of Norwsilt:
and the toll staff. A. M. Steele, Alex
Watt and Geo. W. lbbs. 4
Dr. Banks Rssopointod.
Letters of regret were read from
Senator Frank B. Broadside. and
lions on his reappointment as purer
cinu at the Jail by the county coin-
missionors for another four-year term.
The Whole siislr one very. noioysble
President burnh‘um being the accord
dilation of wodféiloivship sud hospi-
tannin . -
st Mills Hua‘tmo‘rou's talus.
Winners of Saturday ind Sunday Am
. The Country Club tennis ton”
uncut. preliminary games were finished,
at the club. Saturday Afternoon ant!
v greater-tiny, and today the semifinal!
are being played. The finals will
played tomorrow.“
were played over Saturdaly and
by demmt. l.
'by default.
6-3."
Louis Menard. minus 40. 2—6. 0-
6—0.
Chester. plus 1,9 16.10—8,
W Odell, scratch. 0—1.6—0'
kJohn \Boatty. plus 34 15, 6—2, 6—3.
land by default
Lehmuler pins 15, 0—3, 6—2.
Franklin Bishop. plus 15. 6—0, 6—4.
Harold Green. plus 1,5 15. 6—3. 6—4.
and partner, minus 1,46 15,
Brooks and Harsh-om, minus 10.
4—6 6—2. 6—4. '
W. Odell and Hairy‘”iiaii'fe.
6—0. 6—-0.
Haviiund and Hoyt,
6—4. '
defeated Russell and Parker minus 35
15.1%. 85—3 3.....3,
ward}; scratch.
Klebi..inlnus 15.6—2. 6—4
am and Montgomery. 0—7. 8—0. 0—4.
ward defeated Monies Lockwood any!
Conrad Pride. 6—3. 0—0. ”
riot Odell defeated Miss Mum‘v
lane. 0—4. 0—- —-.4
tested Miss Lotto Crumpton.
8—0, 0—2.
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS.
L...—
connects—Finals to be Played
Tomorrow.
‘The following preliminary W
>9
W :‘Gdel ”L
Wet defeated W... was
Philip Klein, rated minus 40. Vdefettv
0 Harry Lone, scratch. 6—3. .H
Lansing odeu. scratch. outlined 1
P. W. Brooks, minus 30‘”
Arthur Wheeler, scratch.
CivA: Harem)???“ minus ‘30 def'
Harold Green defeated B. G. Havi-
Philip Klein. minus 400, defeated ,
Arthur Wheeler. scratch, defeated
C A. Harstrom. minus 30 defe000i!”
in the men's doubles. A. E. Russell
defeated
Klein and Klein. minus 15. defeateaf
scratch.“
issuer. and Wheeler. scratch. defeated ‘4
scratch. 6—1.
:via'e‘onrird and “Montgomery. minus 15.
Lansing Odell and George Wood-
defeated Klein sol
“}
Lane and Wheeler defeated Leo
Lansing Odell and George Wood-
{
in the women‘s singles, Miss If“;
Miss Mary Seymour. min»: 1.5-
Miss Mamie Bonner defeated
Harriet Odell. 0—2, 7—5. .
ALLEOEB CRURL‘I’Y.
unmann-
Mrs. Charles a. cannula Pllss'liu
Divorce. 4.
in tho Buporlor court, this mo .
Maud B. Bootleld. of Bridgeport ii
suit against Charles G Stanfield"
Nbrwoik for a divorce on the no V,
or intolerable cruelty- The so
wore married on May 17.1008. Anti
alleged that the letter has been
to that plaintiif over since til ,
ding day. Mrs. Bootieid also a
permission to change tier inside
of Maud B Smith. The no
tri‘d in the September term.
Superior court. “ ‘
r diuwuuhwumafimaaanfi
Ali‘i'io'r iii Hi0 l..i
"our" Davis. who is ill
several plays. is the not:
sense of humor and a horror
V stun the s‘frouuontly pinto
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