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WANTED.
WANTED—CASH BARGAIN”
1N
. . light-draught catboat with soil. cabin
and auxiliary. Must be in first class
.condltion. Address Box 218, Sausa-
tuck, Conn . . 11 4 6
WANTED —— VlClNlTY DARIEN,
. ‘one or two acres without buildings.
. within half mile depot or tloliey; sult-
-. ‘ able for building. Chas. Dvorak,.West
- ,, Willington. Conn. 13 3t
WANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WO-
mu'n as housekeeper in a family of
threet; a good home. for the right per-
son. Inquire Mrs. Reading. Maple
..Ave.. Darlen. jll 3t
WANTED4~POSITION TO no onu-
erul housework by young girl. Apply
No. 5 Kossuth St. South Norwaljk
i {it
WANTED-«A WOMAN. APPLY
lresccnt .Lsundry. ‘ 11 3t
WANTEleOAlDO FEATHER anus.
«also antique furniture. Highest, cush
prices. German Feather 00. Address
Box K., Sentinel Oiiice. 111119 1111
WANTEDwTO BUY. ALI. KINDS
of cattle. Best. market prices paid.
91/. to 10c lb for calves. ii. Fried~
mun. South Noxwaik. Tel. 1151.
alulm
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PROFESSIONAL.
TUTORING-w—M. LOUISE SMITH.
M. .11.. instructor in Latin in Norwuik
lligh School. Address. P. O. liox 321i.
South Norwalk, Conn. ll 31
I
1 . ONE WAY To BUILD A ROAD.
,ch Some Kentucky Woman. Buo-
receded Where Men Failed.
lilverbody is in lover of good roads
as an abstract proposition, but when
it comes down to the concrete-waist
‘ is to say, to sand and gravel—there
are differences of opinion. Some
Kentuckians there are who declare
themselves strongly tor 360d roads.
but say they do not know how to so ‘
about getting them.
One way to so about it has been on
‘erupliiied recently by the Federated
.Woman's Club of Brandenburg. The
members 01 that live organization
don the need at a good read from
Brandenburg to Weldon. a station on
. the Louisville. Henderson and St.
,Louis Railroad. Brandenburg has no
' railroad and when the citizens of that
town so travelling they either talus
a steamboat or drive over to Weldon
to take the train. 1
Meade county mud possibly is a few.
degrees worse than the mud any-
‘iwhet‘e else in Kentucky. The 111qu
j citizens or Meade have been handling
the road question in the some wavy,
«that many ether Kentucky counties
.- have been handling it. Mud
multiplied by mud produces more
mad but the male citizen‘s oi Meade
didn't seem to know it. , ,
The women woke up to the attire
lion first and they determined to
"p kn" the road from Brandenburg
to Weldon. They raised more than.»
lit 1100 by privatensubscription cud
they asked the Fiscal Court to do til
res The court come across with
1111a pprc'p’riation of $3,000 as an svl~ "
deuce of good faith also road will
1 "be but. It will be possible to travel
; eon Brandenburg to wean. with-
out breaking lumesulni; or strain;
and. Walking wi
., hillty. who '
.iloar. No. 20 Day 81.. rent 36.. 8113.8
{vLfldifinp Aston. placed his resignation
TO LET
To LETH-HOUSE, WOODBURY
Ave, 336; second iioor. Sausatuck. $8;
basement, Bank building. $7.50; half
house, Rowayt'on. 810; St. John Piece.
Norwaik $35! 92 Taylor Ave. 812: up
stairs. Monroe 81., $11: upstairs, 64
Osborne Ave. 39; laundry. 815; house.
Ncroton, til; barn. Rowayton. 35.
Raymond Bros. 1291:)”
TO LET-«SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements. Lincoln Ave. 111:
quire United Grocery 60. J31!
TO LETwI'lANDSOME SET OF
apartments. seven rooms and bath. ev-
ery comfort; Janitor service. inquire
J. M. Layton 6'; Co. 11 8t
' TO Law—SECOND spoon. no. 11
Day 81.. rent 88: also 3 rooms. third
A; Youngs. 241 East luvs. East Nor
walk ii at
1'0 LETwl’LEASAN’l‘, NIGELY
furnished room, with board; gentle
men or married couple. Table board.
16 i‘iavlland St. 11 lit
TO LEW-STORE, 54 SOUTH MAIN
31.. Music Hall Block. inquire Knapp
ilcx (30., 132 Water St 11 .it
To LET—r'l‘O ADULTS ONLY.
four moms, nil impimenlents. innuiie
2] Lupe St 31 'it
TO LET-«FIVE ROOMS. .55 SPRING
Sb; also live rooms. 57 Spring St.
inquire Mrs. R. Turlov, Taylor Ave?
infill tf
T0 LET-SiX-ROOM HOUSE. ALL.
improvements. 0. E. limit. at The
South Norwnlk Trust (to. 12711
TO LET-illeK HOUSE 08“ ELEV-
eu rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & Bailey 01).,
Water St, South Norw.alk 1111211?
TO LET-«HALF 013‘ DOUBLE
house, seven rooms. all improvements.
18 Winfield St. inquire W 8.11am
lord East Ave, EssthiwalkE 112511
To LETHHAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two- damily house. 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. 1113 ti
Working Backward.
A Japanese house is built quite
differently tram an English one. The
roof, which with us is the last im
portant part at the outward structure
to be completed. is with the Japanese
the unit thing to be finished. All the
tools used «by the carpenters and
(Joiners have a reversed action. The
Japanese carpenter does not push a
plane a way from him. but pulls it
toward him. The aimlets are thread-
ed in the opposite way to ours; the
1 Private sale household furniture, two
sou SALs.
PURE BREO PLYMOUTH ROCK
chickens for sale. three weeks old and
upward; rooster. 14 months 0111.1111-
derson stools. Also email movable
chicken house. holds dozen hens. 126
South Main 81.. downstairs. jililt
YOU CAN GET THE LATEST
music. Broadway hits. Everything up-
Mate The M Steinert & Sons Co,
18 South Main St, South Nora'sljli.3
8t
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HIGH-
srade piano. one that has been used a
little. at a big discount. See us today;
tomorrow 11 will he sold. The hi.
Steinert 81 Son: (30.. 16 South Main
St., South Norwslk 51 3t
FOR SALE-FOR ONE WEEK.
cows shouts. lulu chickens, (aria Impleo
manta. hay. straw horse lawn muster,
wluepress,cidern1iii grist mill. bone
grinder. rubber-tired runabout. two
seated canine, ti colouv houses, water
rain. pumps and other things too uunp
crane to lnentilln. At E. Barthel-'11.
lirncle 81., 131111011. ll lit
FOR SALEulR-iPOO'l“ SAILING
(lory. complete. with calls: has just
lice overhauled. Apply 1’. Cl. 1on 72.3.
lillll.
FOR SALE-«FOR WANT 0i" USE,
my 28-foot launch, Grey Minnus engine.
Will accept rcusonuble otter. il. .l.
lumen, 31 ill
FOR SALEM—FINE JERSEY COW
six years old. inquire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov
Taylor Ave. 123 if
FOR SALE-—~SlilVi3NTblEN~FO()T
lint bottom launch. Palmer engine. pal-
iicularly well built: two years old; do
cidcd bargain. W. ll. Peck, Harbor
View lieuch. 323 1w.
FOR 8ALE-01~IIO HORSES. lN.
quire ll. Hershi’ieid. hill Wood St. or
122 Water St. W 11129 11
noellnnss'no'rlcns.
PicTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR-
der. Large variety oi mouldings. Pric-
es reasonable. Met board. glass. etc.
At the old established trams shop. 78
Washington St. upstsiin. all if
NOTlCE - PAINTlNG. PAPER
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and palnters' supplies 01 Alex.
White. 611,5 Elly Ave. Tel. 428. histi
mates cheerfully given
NAsH'a MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington at
LOST
saws are made so as to cut on the
upward pull and not on the down-
ward tinnst: screws have their
thrchds reversed. and keyhole: are
always made upside down 11nd the
keys turned backward.’ In the house
it the clock 111.1111 old one it will have
stationary bands, with the face rc-
Leer-«11.1 PACKAGE 1‘0 NTAlNlNll
ludics' Wearing apparel on the East
Ave. trolley car from the depot at
10: 05. Please return to idle. il l. ileu-
nett. ill Scaview Ave ill lit
,hxscsnmnnous.
‘volviog backward and the hours
marked 8. 7. 6. s. 4. 8 and so on.
reckoning upward from noon.-l.ondon
(310‘le
"Niels l on. Parish 71 We". '
The Rev. ilcnry Martyn Sherwood.
0'“ recently completed seventyeoue
years as vicin- oi the parish or White
in the hands of the Ilishop oi’ Worries.
tor. Mr. Sherwood who graduated!
truth Oxford sev tat-six years ago:
vinu of White
tour years later 111111111
to the ineuuibs y g
. “HiLLSlDE"-I)lllEllllnllle BOARD-
ers wanted at "Hillside, " Prospect Hill,
Norwnih. llcuu‘tiiul lawn and trees.
Comfortable bedrooms Excellent ta~
hie. . Terms 312 to 818 per week; Ad-
tires Drawer 11.. Norwnlh 111112111111
es Ella. Catherine and Mary r1111. 01'
Prospect avenue. Norwnlk. died en .
June 18111 in England.
St. Joseph’s lsiclt Benefit doclety gt... 3
was ordained: deacon in 1836. 1“ 1111111111111 M19“
celebrate the nails 3 in u'
abroad.
111.11.11.11 1111111. sister of the Miss ,,
I. to1tacliitate ‘
unloading the cars. The permission
. who granted on the condition that the 1 I
‘ ' 1 ; council lacy direct removal at any
time. ..
' Mayor Finnegan were an autumn?
' biles. lie said the crltclsm has been .
such that he has collared the. police .
He ,
' spoke at the matter of Captain Hunt’s
to enforce the trellis regulations.
arrest of a New York‘autolst andfith’e
prosecutor's dismissing hint. ,
Chief Leathcrlund use present and
explained the matter. HQ thoughtthe
prosecutor should hays upheld the
captain's action.
‘1 The mayor. asked it the autoists
obey the laws. ,
The obloi' said a great many do not
and they treat the police insoiently.
MayorFlnusgsn said he believed in
upholding the actions of the police
and sailed the cooperation of the comb
oil.
it was the sense of the meeting that
the highway committee. the corpora-
tion counsel and the mayor. with the
chief of police wait on Prosecutor
Goldschmldt and see what he could do
on Wednesday morning.
Captain iiunt said the autoist ad-
mitted to the prosecutor that he was
going over ten miles per hour,
The highway department reported
progress on the Cross street matter.
' The corporation counsel reported
that the council cannot suite the taxes
on the Varlan property. which matter
came up at a recent meeting. The
report was accepted.
Another report was received in re»
gard to the injuries received by Mrs.
Florence Walsh and the city was
shown to be not liable for these. They
were sustained by a fall in West sve-
one on December 21st 01 last year.
The hlghwsy committee submitted
a report on the opening at streets.
Councilman hem asked a continu-
ance of two weeks. ‘11 will be acted
on at the next meeting.
The library and Mike reports were
accepted without reading.
The following bills were ordered
paid: 8
Highway department
........3 301.63
Sager department 88.75
Administrative department .. 137.21
Light department 711.15
Police department ....... . .. 24.69
Library department . ...... .. 278.57
Mixed bills ' 25.211
Janitors bilisdw’ 1' ”'7... ..... 10.61)
Finance department 1... . . . . . 250.01)
Fire department ........ 112.60
$2,003.10
The matter of the tire engine'repslrs
was laid over to the next meeting.
(‘liril Engineer (‘1. N. Wood present-
mi 11 report on the Morgan avenue mat-
ter. He estimated the cost at $250.
The matter was laid on the table
until the meeting of the, board of ob.
llinllie and taxation Is culled.
Adjourned.
W
-—"hiy child was burned terribly
about the face neck and chest. 1 an
plied Dr. Thomss' Eclectrlc Oil The
pain ceased and the child sunk into a
restful sleep."-Mrs, Nancy Milan
sou. llamhurx. N. Y.
W
A Royal epomwomsn.
The Comics-e do Paris, who went
shooting at Wood Norton with her
grandson, King Manuel, ranks with
the Duchess oi Bediord and a lbw
other society leaders as one at the
boat lady shots in England. The
Orleans and the Bourbons have always
been devoted to sport. and the Com.
toned has been an enthusiastic and
clever shot. since her early girlhood.
A, good many yuan have passed since
the Cousteau when staying at band-
rlughsm “thatched the natives oi
Norfolk by her prowess with the gun.
iew members of the royal 11100111111
parties acquittlns ihomsolleii better.
~Wsstmiustsr: Gazette
Cheese Boxes imported.
About . two mourned imported
empty Camembert cheese boxes. beer-
1113 the names at well knows French
cheeses. were imported at New Yorlt
on one steamship recently. Duty bed .
to be paid on the printed matter on
their two moulded labels. "bud 1111-.
other .duty on the imported boxes.
According to 11 New York trade
Journal. 11.1.1 boxes are tilled in Neil
roll: Stats . a sold a» cooler hols
' i .: A ‘r'blsvsa‘
in Yunnsnpohlnu. .siris bra still
sold into sis 'ry. In one year about
‘ 1. this neighborhood
the capital in baskets like poultry. ' f
lit crdlnsr pass the price tor slris
Stiller cent. 0! 11111111011 V
.. they .rsiarnr,1up*ths
1 TON", coupon “5-" and 1111110 those obtained
' 1 311mm “WWI.
"Murillo " i erotics
1 Go ems ”198 gm“
rioA
Knickerbocker Biscuit a... Crack-
"z. “.1?" 1115111 Planes
"Sunshine Plus"
with “8W5 0‘ Pouducts such as" the 11.111.11.111.
leanser and Pam Runners out; and Cbocolts
' sleigh... nun Flour and ”Wheat-
fihoe olish and Dre's-in
13111131111911 1’;wa “Caucasian“: 1r -
c 'o es s' an 11
"Flash" Hand Colo ”
Etanlsy‘sg lice. anon Cleanser
2213911111 R 111 ' rch
ll as
"Much" Portulaca and Toilet Ite-
qusi lies
. acourin Powder laud ley's Rubber Heels ‘
.y “Hcmllton Coupons sudsflcnds" also alien by Thousand: of leE-2 ;
FINDENT CIGAR STORES
The South
dress given be! low
Mrs. Edward 1“. Duffy and sister. '
Miss Alice hicNerney. of Norwalk are
under the care of Dr. J. W Tracey.
«adoring with tonsiiitu. "
St. Mary’s Young Men's Club obser-
ved open house last evening and an
enjoyable“ time was participated in by
a large number of young men.
The colonial: and the Mayflowers .
are to play this morniu3 in East nor-
mix.
Thomas Horse. 01‘ Hamilton avenue.
is spending the day out of town with
friends.
Dividend ”Notice
123“! SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
ROCIETV:
NORWALK, CONN.
June 15. 1911.
At a meeting of the Directors oi this ‘
Society. held this day, s Dividend at
the rate of FOUR (4} per cent. per
ennum nus declared to depositors
from the earnings or the six months
ending June 30.1911.
The same bill be. entered on puss
hooks and paid on and after July 10.
1911.
By urdel of the lloard of Directors.
FREDERICK b.3118
no 181
Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Norwalk. Conn.
At a meeting at the directors or this
bank held this day. a dividend at the
rate at (our per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the corn
logs or the six months ending June
30.1911. The same will be entered
on pass-books and mid on and chart
July 10 1911.
By order at the Board of Directors
, GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
‘ Julia 19. 1911.
1......
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
‘1... Only Fully Equipped
‘ ELECTRchL cues
in the Town '
AUTO' SUPPLIII
Phone sols-50 Eloutb Main Street
Southlrlorwslk. Music Hall Bicclt
W“..-
Excursions to Huntington ind
“ Valley Greys
cuuusa 1111s TAllLI '
,9» inc an“ mom. cousin, 1m
.1 Steamer Huutmgtcn
' .cAP'f‘. WM. 1:. YOUNG.
Ls c} Rustin on for N'crwslk Moan
“158M one no an at s; lid :1. an. ass
l... 8 «small: for Huntlngtcm M ‘n. 1
'd and if 111 H8146 m
This VALUABLE COUPON from
~.‘i‘a good for“ a HAMILTON COUPON “5"
1-1.; Hamilton cor'pu'rs‘l’lon. as 36 w. ass e12, New York City '
Present this Coupon at the Ad-
13* North fMain‘SVt'teet
‘A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
Norwalk Sentinel
1Wrile for Illustrated Catalog of
for 10 FREE Bun
Hugh Hands. the former well known
basketball player. has recovered from
an attack or typhoid fever, the illness
being suliered in a hospital in Wli
mington. N 0.. where he is now locatw
ed ,
Thomas Koran and Earle Barker. of
Norwalk, spent the day in Rldsefleld
yesterday.
Raymond palrbtt‘jornoi‘walk. spent
last eveninx in statutord with friends.
Crex ,. ugs
54 1o. 11 90.:' in.
A Suitable Size ”for
the Porch
Regulat1~$3~é~
Tonlght," yourchsnce
12.39
r. 11. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNlBHFR
ccansa WALL AND 11ch an.
uoswstu. cons.
horwsllt Branch Office of l
The Evening Sentinel
A 00.110.111.11:
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Ann-chair
is a welcome and cosy refuse {or young
or old when tired and weary. We carry
a splendid line at very comtcrtsblc
Armchairs. imbalstorsd in leather and
various shades ct velour. 1 They 'srs
not only comfortable to the body. but
exceedingly» ornamental to the m.
We also carry 11 complete line at stole.
er and isncy Rockers. suitable tor
any room or ball.
Beautiful Premiums a. Voucher ' '
‘ marrow with his son. Who has
'spendiug the Fourth with friendt
‘iustinx the same. Diseases are coils
l " nerve systems in your body.
‘vertiscd in :
Sentinel. ‘
A 11011 tire was kindled in Kids
street last evening and Fire Marshal
.Li 3. Murray and {illicit of Pol!
[Motherland sent special Oi‘flcer Ad~
ms to order it out. He was 1311ch
ml in his mission. The police of Non
Walk are allowing no tires wanton”
Mrs. Joseph Neal of Youngsto ,,
Ohio, who has been visiting friends
,Norwallr. has depart“ tor
N. J., where she will visit; for?
before returning to her home. ,
John Spied, ‘o: Circus?
*Boeton.‘ Hesimexpected to return to-
quite a visit in the Hub-Law.
F—‘a
Miss Anna chemey of Norw
Stamford.
l
Eel-Wick. w
eves sxmmec rues . .J
ans cusses commune ,
Open Monday and Saturday evening;
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Booth Norwalk ‘ ‘
THE NEW scmnc
Definition of Cldropmchc
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause or the disease and the art of die
by a wrench. twist or sprain in that
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain
later lite in the dlderent organs
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the on
this disease and pain. and health
restcrpu through harmonious the
Nervousucss. Rheumatism. P
his. Heart. Kidney and Female .
case: one given special attention: A
Curvature of the Spice. You
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D.’ C;
94 wssmuoron at. so. soaw
Norwalk Chronicler