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FOR SALE.
WANTED.
_'WANTED~GIRL AND nor A'i‘
Closeout Laundry. 112 3t
WANTED-A WOMAN APPLY A'l‘
Closeout Laundry, Seavlew Ave. East
Norwalk. 1113 t
WANTED—~THOROUGHLY COM-
petent stonographer for one or two
hours 9. day. witll possible steady em-
ploymout later. Address N. L... care
Sentinel. . 110 iii
WANTED-~BY MAN HANDY A'l‘
carpenter or, general work. employ-
ment by the day Or week; trustu'or-
rthy thest of reference. George Wright.
Keeler Ave. Brooksldo. 510 ill
WANTEleiOARDERS IN A
pleasant home with home cooking Apr
ply at 12 Osborne Arei. East Nor
walk. 110 iii
WANTED ,_ nor non Dliiii}
stoxe. Must be 10 or orgl. Apply
Stillson i’ou oil (‘or p 910 ill
WANTEowGlllL [N ()llii BOXING
department. Clnett, Peabody & Co.
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WANTEDmA ooon tumor. 1N-
quileoi N. H. i’mtiidge Jr, rare Col.
John N. Partridge \Vesipolt Conn
? j10.lt
. ‘WAN‘l‘EDmiOleO FEATHER nuns.
also antique furniture. Highest cash
prince. ‘ German Feather Co. Address
Box l{.. Sentinel Oiliee. Snail 1m
WANTED—4‘0 BUY, ALI. KINDS
oi cattle. liest market prices paid.
9%. to 100 lb. for calves. i-i. Fried-
man. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
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TO LET
TO LET—«HOUSE. 142 80. MAIN
Sh; also cottage, 10 Meadow St. Ap-
ply E. M. ’l‘olles. 146 South Main St.
FOR SALE-«A GOOD WORK
horse. Apply of the United Grocery
(30.. or F. l). Lawton it (30.112 ti
“2 3t
TO LEW—Six ROOMS. FIRST
floor; water and toilet. Store and fix-
lures to let or will sell building to be
removed, 120 South Main St. inquire
Capt. A. A. Belts. 44 Wall St. jli, ti
To LET-mLARGE. AlllY ROOMS,
with or without board. 3 Elizabeth
St. Quintard House. 110 Gt
To LET~~FiiO;\i' AUG. 1. ill-ROOM
house. lrore Sb. nil improvements; 0-
room house. Woodward Are. all inr-
proremenis. Houses for sale on easy
payments. Charles E. Hoyt. oat. South
Norwnlk Trust Co. 137 ti
To LETMSEYENROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, Lincoln Ave. in
quire United Grocery (:0. 13 it
To LET ~~~~~ l" l\'12 ROOMS. 00 SPRING
81.; also the rooms. 57 Spling St
inquire Mrs. R. 'i‘arior. Taylor Ave.
infill if
TO LET—«*llRlCK HOUSE OF ELEV-
en rooms. all conreniouceu. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & Bailey (10..
Water St.. South Norwalk. nll2 ti
T0 LET—~ilniiF 0F DOUBLE
house, seven rooms, all ilnproronionts.
is Winfield St. inquire W. 8. lion
iord. East Are, East Norwnlk. add it
TO LET—HAMILTON AV 23.. HALF
oi two-family house. 6 rooms. and 0-
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block irom railroad station.
Joseph ll. 'i‘nylor uiii ti
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PROFESSIONAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BlNGER SloWiNG Mdt‘lli‘liid
(‘onipany has rooted to permanent
quoiters. 10 Railroad Ave. Machines
routed. repaired. exchanged. Machines
sold at .500 per week. jllliii
“HiLLSIDE"~»5-DESlRAl‘li.id litmill}
era wanted at “Hillside." Prospect Hill,
Norwolk. iioautiiul lawn and trees.
)omiortablo bedrooms. Excellent ta-
hlo. Terms 312 to $18 per week. Ad-
dress Drawer 11.. Norwaik. jlln‘dl 1m
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
. W. F. CARGAL. FORMERIN Pitt)-
priolor oi‘ the Hotel Green llilrher
i-ihop ht llaubury. liilii lensbd tho Clll‘.
lord iloto) Harbor Shop. and Will i‘iil
a ulrlolly unitary. up-toiduie, union
ohop and try his boat to please his
patrons. Now, open. 312m
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS
PICTURE FRAMES MADE‘TO Oli-
. tier. Large variety oi mouldings. Pric»
on reasonable. Mat board; gluon, etc.
At the old established frame thou, 78
Wilmington tit. upstulni. all it
NOTicE ... PiliN’i'iNG. PAPER»
hanging. Decorating. by; practical mun.
Save money by buying Your wail pa
per and puinteru‘ supplies of Alex.
White. cm iii? Ave. Tet-128. mutt
mater: cheerful y mien. j, p ‘
Mews norm ooonruan
boot ondtsboo rebuilt uhop. All kind:
one in while work. Fit and do tort
gull ’nte‘o‘d. its Weill. Wanbingto
ama- . . p
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oi‘ Music. Aluo~lllriiinloy idtldiilonn.
Ji‘roe Music on Buturdayu. The ilo- -
lenl‘. “ill Washington lit.‘ 30 iii.
CLAIRVOYANT «1 it” LLS Y ()1! Alli.
you want to know. hired or. Madam
illlumore, «ill South Main St ill lit
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TAYtOR-u DEAN. .
CANAAN. (loan, July 12.»-l\ilns
Ollvu Elizabeth Deon. daughter of Leo
P. Dean, oi Falldfivnluge. and John
Henry Taylor. of New York city. ware
married at. the home oi the bride to-
day. The ceremony wua performed
under a power of evergreen and inonn‘
taln laurel leaves, in a tent which had
been erected on the lawn ut the Dean
homeland the oillciailng clergyman
was Roy. Lee M. Dean." rector oi 8t.
licorgo’u Episcopal church, chicane a
brother of the bride. Miss ‘ Pauline
Brown. of Toledo. Ohio. was maid of
honor, and Mr. Taylor was attended
by Mr. Bcihmun. of New York city. tlo~
olety from thin and other slated WM
wall rouroaomcd.
couple left on a wedding trip.
nan—u...
EAaTFORD MAN HA8 SUNSTHOKE.
unurrono. Conn, July mealtimes
A. Hall. uracil ilily'slx. was stricken
down by the inn while at work on hlii
farm youmduy and for a time his cow
dillon was seriouo. lie is expected to
rcéhvpr. “
fMOtor Boat Trips
on Auxiliary Sloop “Now Mildred"
Timon Point. Tickeln. 10c.
Terms; reasonable.
on acdbuul ol‘ Moniker. .
u on the moonlightmight‘u
. around Tavern o
k h
noel "
ed milllnery business; or store to let.
iioou alter the ceremony the Young .
MFTERNOONS ... Jilclightl‘ul trlpé ‘
nround lighthouse and gas buoy from ,
,,; Private drilling or nailing abortion .
* rui‘ngs’ i
. miles" and trim subject to TH
y l) the ,
tensile? trips will he mildii, alternating
‘ ; W1i.{1.jjtflpl uround the eastern side of
FOR 8ALE-A WEIAUESTAISIIISH-
in manufacturing town; cheap. Ad-
dress Milliner. care Sentinel. 312 iii
FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. rugs, sideboard. diningrooln table.
ll chairs. rockers. what-not stand, beds.
pictures. oil more. 2 carriages, horas
lawn mower cider and wine promo.
1 set duo driving harness. 21 yearling
lions. some line Barred Rock cockoreln.
$1 each; 2 Cypher: incubators. Loll-
irah Poultry Yards, E. llurihol. Prop.
tiracle Si... Darlen. ' 1123i
FOR SALE-«Millie: ()F‘ LAN 1'). GOOD
live-room house. barn, coups, iruit.
shade; main road. few minutes from
trolley. Only $1000. Ernest noose-
munn. 07\ 'an Zuni. 81.11201.
FOR 8ALE-FINE JERSEY COW,
six years old. inquire hire. ll. ’i‘nrior.
Taylor Ave. 128 it
FOR BALE-willllO HORST-18. iN‘
quit-o ll. ilorahilold. 10 Wood St. or
322 Water St. 11129 if
FOR SALE —- ABOUT ‘Vldil
boron oi‘ nilllldiug gratin on the .euier
St, John chime at iiou‘nyton. Addronu
Seth ll. 'i‘olnla. 750 Main SL. ilul‘tiord.
(f‘onn. jlo {it
FOR SALE ... li‘lNi‘ t‘ AillV
launch non; this your: dlu‘leuslons. 03
by it; 15 horsepower lnotm . equipment
line. lllg bargain for right party All
dross Cabin Launch, Sentinel oilloo.
South Norwalk. jiolil
FOR BALEwiml‘Nt‘il
top: leugiit‘ 2.5 beam. ii. 0;
kor engine: in line condition.
clloap. Apply Elli South Main St.
FOR SALEM-“ONE Milli: STAN”
lug grass. W. 1. Smith. S ilridgo St.
East Norwalk. iii in
FOR SALEM-YOUNG JERSEY (50W.
it‘ronh milllor. Lenin Koeuig. 52 Glen-
wood Ave. South Norwolk. 110 iii
non SALEM-SEWING MACHINE
bargoln. ilruud new round bobbin 830
Honing machine. without new attach-
ments. 818 to quick buyer. at Sin er
Store. 15 Railroad Ave. 11 3t
Chariot: A. iiubey and non. Raymond
ilulloy. oi Anodemy street. have gone
upon the Mothodle’ Sunday uohml ox-
curoiob to Oakland lleach today.
i‘l‘amounly good “Onyx” niih hosiery
for women are on 8010 at N. id. Ryan
Care More. You got lhreo pairs for
$1.00. and certainly no oii'orlng was
over made more. timely.
COVERED
4 Hi llnr-
Will soil
jliilil
The Recreation Tours
enncon 1911. .
ilLOOK iaLAlllD. Ivory Saturday.
‘10. 50 and 811.60.
ATLANTIC CITY. Mondayc, July 17,
BAHATOGA SPRINGS, Maud-yo. Jul
17.13336 August 14c 21' 230 Sept.
17; usual 7. 14. 28, $25 500
SEEM DA, 5-dIy tcuro £23.60 it
day Wtour:k .3750 tut. ThlI rm
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10-day it," ”3:1 old italic
TOWQ ‘
‘ Norwnllt. in said district, deceased.
her administration
‘ cities In Norwalk, on the i'lth day of
._. talo may be. notified thereof. the execu-
24, H31: About 14, 2B: Supt. 1i, 1,8, ,
WHITE MOUNTAINS, Mondlyiuditly
from.
Tho'ciiicluhl installed were on 1151
Buoheur-v-Onarles Waiters.
Junior fiagamorem‘l‘. U Hyde. .
Prophstwilhurleo Billet.
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’ The White Star Line Steamship? , '
; Company of New York has invited
\ John '1‘. Hawaii. their local uncut to
. utténd an inspection and dinner on
‘ their new steamer. Diymbic. Thursday
July 20.1‘his is usually a very club
“ crate affair and will take in the alter-1 ' ‘
‘ noon and evening onthia new boat,
gllul inns:
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
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District of Norwalk. so. Probate
Court. July 11. A. in. 1011.
Estate or Solomon Scam. late or
Ordered. That the executrix exhibit
account to this
court for adjustment, ut the Probate
July. 1011. at 3 o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons interested in said es-
tote may be uotiiled thereof the ex-
coutrht will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper hating ti ctr
oulution in said district. at least live '
days before said 17th day of July. lilli.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
312 it Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. on. Probate
Court, July 11. A 1).. 1911.
Estate oi John ll. Ferric. lute oi
Norwulk in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit
their administration account to this
court for adjustment. st the Probate
oilioe In Norwulk. on the 19th duyo!
July. hill. at 0 o‘clock ioronoon; and
that all persona interested in said es
tote may be notified thereoi, the exec»
more will ounce this order to be but»
iished in u newspaper having a on»
culatlon in said district. at least live
dayn before said 19m our of July. ibii;
HENRY W. GREGORY.
312 it i. ‘ Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. so. Probate
Court. July 8. A. 1)., iiili.
isolate or Mary ll. Raymond. late oi
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho District
oi Nos-wall: hath limited and ullowed
six months from the date hereof tor
the creditors or sold estate to exhibit
their clailnn tor eoiilomcni. Those
who neglect to present iholr accounts.
pmporly oriented. within said time.
will ho dobarred a recovery. All per-
uonu indebted to raid «stole are re-
qllcslcil to make immediate payment to
JACOB ll. RAYMOND.
Administrator.
ououu T0 untrue ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalli. 33.. Probate
(.‘ourl. July ii. A. 1).. lllli.
Estate of Elizabeth Robinson. late of
Norivalk in said district. deceased.
()rdorud. That the exocutrix exhibit
hor administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
oiling in Norwalk. on the 20th day of
July. 1011. at 10 orlock forenoon; and
that till persons interested in said es
trix will cause this order to be put»
liahcd in a nowspsper having. a clr~
rulnilon in said dintricl, at least five
dais imioro sold 20m day oiJuly. iiiil
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Dilltrict of Norwalk. any» Probate
Court. June 24. A. 1).. 1911.
Estate oi Mary E. Puumlt. lute oi
Norwnlk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Din
trial of Norwalk. both limited and al-
lowed nix months from the date het‘tmi
tor the creditors of acid estate to ex-
hibit their claim: tor settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attontod. within said time.
will be deburrod a recovery. All per»
com indebted to until estate are re
quested to make immediate payment to
. a i. NASH.
infill My .12.
Administrator.
To the Board or County Commission-
m at Fairnald County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer or a
licence No. ’17 to cell Spirituouc and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale, In or hear.
Rhine Wine. and Cider. from enema
& «open. at 25 Day street. to Bela
Leroy. 25 Day attract, Town or Nor»
w.ullt The proposed Place oi busluens
in not located within 200 feet in a di»
root line oi a. Church. Ediiloe or Public
schoolhouse. or the premises: pertain-
ing thereto. or any poet oilice. public
library or ocmeter 1'.
Dated at *Norml it. this i201 day of
July. 3.1).. 11311.
llIiLA TAMMY, ,
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We. the ndorsigued. olohtoru on
tsxuuyéril. ' Iglued by low. or the
Town oi Nor , ilhoroby endorse the
application or this above named hole
horny ior aunt licence and on do» or
3 orally tori h tor turmoil w’d
: ' cloning rent to to
rm of Rental \ .
out while swimming on Sunday. cou-
tinned to implore.
ed today with numbers for Compo
Ind Fairdold Beecher.
moonlight bothers last evening and the
.were forced to walk home to East Non
. ioyod a swim.
Applicunifi boat mini waters or this state in
violation MED urovllionil 'ot the pro.
‘ Senior Sagamorefid. A. Saundmfj. ('1':
" Mouth F‘lokeu
'3 P
nsllln .
“T iP-D~ 1331’s" soon
mitten Coupons and
PINDBNT
Ii Tallow“ and ”killing:
Baker”; Premium ocoitnu .,
nolgo' o Colonels. and Teen
"Plush" limit) Mgr
glassy" a Son within: toddler
"F Flori dill all".
“Mimi i" For umeo and I""i‘oliot Ro-
oil it
gBTowder Drawings Rubber Hen .
and." also given by Thousands of lune. . ,
CIGAR STORES
‘ “mi.
" i“ The South
« i
Pro dent thin Coupon at the
Idler: given below
This VALUABLE COUPON from
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5”
no HImllton corporation. was w. are 82.. New York City ,
Norwalk Sentinel
Ad- rite tor illustrated (‘ulaio or ,
I‘Tsodutirul Premiums & Vaughn .
for 10 FREE 13.0nda
13 Ninth
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“Enema
Edward Multilateral toot. which“ he
The Bridgeport trolley cars are rush-
'iil
The” Knob Club mid a great many
water was especially line at this place.
Everyone is hiking tor the shore.
They may be noon on all trolleys lead-
ing toward the various resorts with
lunches and bathing suits.
W
omcer Wiliihm Farce. John Nubian-
us. and William Walsh. oi Norwnlli.
enjoyed the line bathing at Compo
bench yesterdily afternoon.
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There were u largo number of airline
meta at the Norwulk Country Club. last
evening. (it-ergo l‘lilu‘orth uud neverai
companions missed the lnul. rm- and
walk.
The bathing at Conlpo Bench nus
enjoyed by a great maul people raider!
or and last evening a large throng
took adventure oi the tine. high tide
with tho hoautliui moonlight and en-
Will tiltiliit liii
liliiiltil [AW
Prosecuting Attorney George H.
Voshurnh lhecalvcs Numerous
bomplaiais
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Complaint has been made to Prose-
ctuins Attorney George ii. VOilhurgh.
of South idol-walk. concenfing motor
boats plyiug‘ about the local waters
with mother; wide open. There is a
statute against this, uhich will be on
ioroed vigorottoly hereafter. The pros.
ocutor ban in armed Hnrbor Matter iii-
violatoro oi ‘the law and report the
”me to him‘ according to the prorie‘
ion in the u lute.
The law it as follows:
Chapter Mouton. Public Acts of 1900.
An Act Coloeruiug the Use oi libi-
bnum oLMhiiiot’I' on Motor no to.
Be it one ted [by the donate, a 0
House oi it pmentntiveu in General
Auaom'biy co vened:
Eié‘ction i.‘ it shall belittllau’ful to
use a boot propelled. in whole or in
part. by uni internal combustion on
glue or an oilpiosivo engine unless the
unlit oi tho explosion in mottled in
an oilecilve runner. .
Bed. 2. d y person who operates: a
title or not om than. twenty/live dob
Large blisters have appeared upon the
rum Sharronlto keep a lookout tor the
coding cacti a shall be xiunlobed by u ‘.
Main Street
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I
- NOTES
c
Reiph‘Barrett. oi Nor-walk. is today
stuttering severely as the results oi
what thesun has done to his arms.
by on their way to dlnxfir and spot.
to them. When they returned to re-
sumo werk at 1 o'clock Bony , ..
dead. Medical Examiner Shelton m
summoned and gave orders (or thy
removal of the body.
years 0! age. a native or Frauen .
so far as can be learned, bad no rob
lives in this country.
does ' not so
anythiné
needs to be it,
‘vertised in The
Sentinel. ‘
BO“? W88
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young runn' 3 arms which are bright
red and he is undergoing a great seize
or pain. He has the sympathy oil ev-
eryone who knows what it is to be bad.
y burned.
The Selectmen in Westport are com-
ing in i‘orn a great deal at criticism up-
ou the manner in which the pavilion
is conducted at Compo. Captain Buck-
ingham may be said right here to be a.
god square man. but he is in charge of
the pavilion under the orders oi the,
solommeu. They have it seems issueds
orders that all bathing must be over
at 9; 30 o'clock, at least in so for as
their bathing pavilion is concerned. .
Lust owning had it out been for the
kindness of Captain Buckingham in
waiting over a car. forty minutes, it is
likely that a number would have been
loft outside with their clothes inside. it
enema rattler ntraugo that people who
hire n bath house, or two as one oi the
men last evening had, can not choose
their own time for n swim, but must
conform to the rules made by the so
lectmen. it is likely that something
will be done about the matter hetero
a great while.
boat in ‘violailon of this act. and in' the
event of a conh'icilon there shall be
taxed, in addition to the usual costs
in such cases made and protlded. a
further sum of two dollars. Said sum i
shall be paid by the court before which
ouch conviction Was had to the bar...
the report in said case.
Approved June ill. 1909.
“ WALLINGFORO onowumo.
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Mm Bathing in“ community cake om
Bolero Rescuer- come. ‘
.WALLINGFORD. July;"12.~—Matro
Yereulio. a Polish resident oi Walling
ford. was drowned early last evening.
while bathing in Community lake. Yer-
euko. who was aboutlss years or age.
boarded at 24 Meadow street, and 19‘ it
there early in the evening and went to
the lake to go swimming. He left hil
[clothes on what is known as Paradise
shore. ‘"
A number oi his fellow countrymen
were in the vicinity and were uttr
ed by the nuns circulates in the
tar. Two men. William and Joseph
Leroux, were attracted to the scene by
the man it crisis but when inlay arrived
at the octane they (child the body or
Yerenito at the bottom at the hike and
the man vim beyond all mortal old.
Medical Examiner J. H. billion:
nag. but Southern cooks
usually fry a steak an.
bor or county harbor master making ‘
,GlOVer
inland and swam about 00 ieot tromi'
viewed the romaine and. returned it
one at memento drowning‘:,aud "
giiVé Undortakor Fltugoruld 1) into
.
' E i... hear;
spoil it.
Housatonic
Power Co. ~
W
a
"no: men
Vacatio *
Dress Slices-
Elite $3 50‘
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