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WANTED
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TO LET
FOR SALE
”-‘ISITUATION WANTED—~00MI’19-
tout young lady Is desirous of It lpO~
sition as steuogmpher and typewriter,
with knowledge of bookkeeping. Ex-
.‘purlcnced. Address Miss Barrymore,
care Sentinel. alll 3t
IINIleIlNISI-lun
and bath for man
WANTl-zowrwo
rooms with heat
,. TO LET—~SIX noon nonsurun.
pace heat, city water. Rent $l2. In- 65 pieces of an Austrian china. dinner
quire Mrs. John lloiilnan, ltoway- set, 2 wooden beds, Mason fruit Jars.
too. 1120 3t jelly Igiahses. At 27 Quiuturd Ave;
all It
TO LET—~A LARGE FACTORY
with power, storage facilities for FOR SALE‘”‘”0USE 1-2 ROOMS
300.1,; of any style 0,. kind. Storage on llllviland-strcet, will be sold cheap
cheap. Raymond Bros. «20 Lil if 501d before Sep’t. 15" Price and
and wife.
liuel.
Address Room, care Sell.
alll 3st
\‘t’ANTED~—'l‘() BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. llesr market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten; H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE «— PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and palnters’ supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423’. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. a22 1m
,TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wsdsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 tl
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
«part of city, nice house, with every
T0 LET—IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
modern improvement and convenience
In good condition. electric lights and
gas; central. Inquire 22 Taylor Ave,
near West St. 1120 lit
T0 LEV—ONE SILT 0F APART—
Incnts, 7 rooms and bath,
floors, hot water lheat and janitor
service. Idvcry comfort for house-
keeping. Address llox 333 or tele-
phone 1027. South Norwalk. Ia20 tf
T0 LET—A NEW HOIISE. 10
rooms. splendid location, 335. 12
room house. all Improvements, out. Nor-
wnlk, $35. Upstairs "tenement, Nor-
wolk, $7. Downstairs tenement, Nor.
walk, $8. House at Rowayton, $18.
Barn at llowayton, burn on Taylor
avenue. -A large manlli’actory with
power. Raymond Ilros. a20 3
hard wood
TO LETWA
.\‘o. S West St.
20 Pine St.
fi-ROOM FLAT AT
Also a small cottage.
J. F. McMahon, 56 West
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. AVB- all) 3t
TO LET~I°IIRNISIIED ROOMS;
Frederick H. Ganung Shuttllfé’fm‘d “" m“ d“ ”diet
T0 LET—THREE PLEASANT
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
tllllll IIIINBIIISI
UPEN All Mllllllll
Two Western Women to be
Heard at Rolon Point, To-
morrow Night
Tomorrow evening at Rolon I’uinl.
llu- .\‘orwnlk Idlluni Franchise Society.
will hold it big. free, open air nicot-
Inc. 'l‘hc spc-Ikcrs will be two wcst-
(“I‘ll \\‘()lil{"ll, \\'II() \\’l*|'(l I)lil‘ll llllfl
brought up in states where both men
and women role and who barc thcm-
solve-s volcd for several years. 'I‘hoi'
will speak on the subjccl. n01 from
the standpoint, of four or theory as to
what. the conditions nllllht be ii' men
and women both went to the polls.
but of conditions as they actually are
under equal franchise. Al‘tcr Mrs.
'Iljorkman and Mrs. Cooley have spok-
en, the meeting will be open fot qucs
lions and discussion and all mo (W01
diullv Invited to lllli’l‘ part in tho dis
(llirirlitlli. 'I‘lIlouuh the courtesy of MI.
Jacobs, thc League has been able to
arrange for this opcn-ulr nicotine in
the grove at ltotoll. If the wcalhcr
should continue stormy tomorrow, no
lice will be given ill the ni‘tcruoon
papers as to wbcrc. the meeting will
he held. Suffrage literature has boon
distributed thrnlmb the town during
the past few days, and grout interest
to awnkcucd in the coming meeting.
Mrs. Iljorkmuu, who Is n journalist
of world-whip reputation, sold rcrcnt-
ly: "I am II Hull'raulsl not primarily
Ilomuso I believe that woman's vote
will purify politics. nor because I feel
a House of humiliation in III-inn. class-
ml by tho state with Idols. IIIlborlleu.
lunallcn. criminals and children on
outfit for tho lIIllloI, but because in the
neuron of many years nctlvn ucwspar
per work III hoover. Chicago, and
New York, It has been positively dcm»
ouulrulctl to me that a vote in n thing
wurlh having."
Mvn. (limit-y bun llvcd In Colorado.
:lllub. nuIi Wyoming, and spooks moot
nuturlululnltly Ill-l well no authorita-
llvoly on conditions in the fur wast
ilolh Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Bjorltnluu.
as well as unvernl members of the
Norwalit Imagine are to take bort In
on suffrage number at Hummer.
filming vaudeville theatre In New York,
the second Week In September, In
which Mrs. James Lees Imidlnw intros
the principal purl, ’
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STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE.
A New York automobile; bearing
tlu- license 14.758 and driven by I".
‘W, Erickson. of 3 Summit street,
Long island. ran into one of the by
tuners on West avenue yesterday af~
temoon. The fellow was not hurt
“till the driver claimed that it Was
not his innit, as he was going slow at
the time. The case was not prepared
and the soloist want “on his,“ The
man Wad token lot It Higgins
tor cry/unlimited. .
rooms in new house.
ris Ave.
T0 LET—«HOUSE, 7 ROOMS. ALL
Improven‘lollts, gas and steam heat;
Inquire 24 For
all 3t
$20.00 per month. 14.". South Main
St. Call 20 Wood St. all 3t
TO LET~FIVE Nll‘fld ROOMS.
Iowcr floor. l0 Pleasant 81., East
Net-walk. rent $10. Inquire after [I p.
III. of Thomas Garvey, l'.’ Lowndcs
Ave. 2117 Rt
TO LET —li ROOIIS 8i .\I'IIN ST.,
Nornulk, $12 .I looms, Holden Ar..c
$10, Geo .\Iitchcll, S Knight St.
I’houo lllhli-ll.’ nugl tl'
T0 LET~-—.'I ROOM FLA'I‘. ALI. Iii.
provclncnts,
\\'ro«l wurd
ll. month.
grocer.
TO LET ll.\‘llI.’l‘U.\‘ A‘.'IIZ., MALI“
of lvol‘umilx nous 9, ll rooms. and ll
10qu Iltliil Ill IuII- ItIIeInenIs: good con-
22
$3
Aron Parts.
01.") lit
for 3“) a mouth. at
.\vrn: also a ham for
Inquire of Mr.
dil. on. or c II‘O'. k from 'c "Ind station.
.Iowuh ll Tailor 813 If
LOST
LOST Sillfil’llldlill (WILLIE.
brown, black lull. liic months old.
llc'HIrIl loI lt‘lllill to Frank Wilcck.
:IT lllllton .'-.\\I n20 :Il
LOST III' \I II ()I" KEYS.
Vi’ionsc Ionic some at Scutiuci oil
IIl'l'. lilll Ill
“Lee's environ; Illusions:
lmnil _'I“l‘_\ Ion bout. hinder picunc
[notify It \\ ()lililllllil, llcilc Island
all ill
li‘lub.
TAXI TO HIRE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR‘NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST
A good Ameliclm believes In "ink
my thing: cool; " water. soda and oth-
er lmvomuos divorced from the heat.
wedded to Ice, but he wants that Im-
portant port of his hot weather com-
fort PURE. Certified Ice fills that
wont perfectly. It costs no more than
ice of questionable purity. its not
too mood for you. Order today. Phone
b8”. i
Distributors for The Norwalkl
Brookside too Go.
SOUTH NGRWALK
and
Chas. 1‘ Pickering, Norwalk
,T‘holnas Burke ni’ Vow York city Is
spending a few weeks In town. the;
guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. 1... Show or
is Elmgrove street.
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FOR SALE—41 CHINA CLOSET.
particulars. apply to J. M. Layton and
00., 5 Railroad Ave, South Norwalk.
a20 3t
FOR BALE—~ONE
corner Golden Hill and Summit St.
Reasonable Iprice. easy terms, III-
quire'J. M. Layton and Co., 5 Itali-
road Ave, South Norwalk. a20 3t
LOT, 50 x 142,
FOR SALE—REMINGTON TYPE-
writer, No. 6. Good condition. Price
$30.00. Apply Norwalk Auto Supply
'00.. 20 Wall St., Norwalk. 43.19 3t
FOR SALE CHEAP. THIS
year’s Brush automobile. Perfect
condition. full equipment, brand new
tires, gas lamps, top, rate, speed 25
miles, climbs any hill. Demonstration
any time. ll. it. Minor, 0? Washing-
ton St.. South Norwaik. 9.19 lit
FOR SALE OR TO LET~FROM
Sept. list, the desirable property No.
66 West St, now occupied by Dr.
Chancellor. J. Irving Dibble, executor,
149 Washington St. all”) i‘lt
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE.
property No. 63 Spring street. Price
$3,300. Inquire at The South Nor-
walk Trust Company. all if
FOR SALE-CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1.100 to 1.600. Look them
over. 8, Hershlleld, sales stables.
Concord and Wood streets. 110 U
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADY RETURNING VA. SHORT-
ly offers good homc to refined woman.
return companionship. No objection
woman «with child. Particulars, Mur-
riott, lielie Island, Conn. all) ill
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—
l‘llis is to notify you that any bills
that may be incurred by my wile.
.\lay Wood Dc Mulyo. will not be
paid by me. John Iic .\Inlyo. hill 31
Townr...“c..II...m.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all pcr-
sons linblc to pay luxcs III the Town
of Norwuih. l‘ounly of l“.'lil‘lll‘lll lillll
State of l‘ounecllcul, on tho .\sscxs-
:I‘Ionl List of lllli. that I will meet
Illcln to rclolvo said lllycs. :II the ol-
lico of tho l‘ollcctor, 'l‘ou II Ilull. ill
the City of .\'orwuik, in said Town of
.\‘orwulk, on Tuesday. SI-Iucmlu-r 15rd,
lllld, l‘rom ll o'clock l‘oI‘I-uoun until 1
o‘clock al‘icruoon. and from 2 o‘clock
to CI o'clock afternoon.
Said office will be upon lluucullol
clcly wcck dill flour a or ock llnlll
I2 o‘clock l'oIouoon and Mom 3 to II
oclock a: lolnoon. Saturday cxcoplod.
’l‘axuu may also ho lllllll at the DI-
licc of ‘.I. M. Layton uud l‘o., ine,
South Norwalk.
On all taxes which shall remain
unpaid after the lat (lay of October.
lill‘J, Intovosl III the ruin of nine per
cent. our annual will be charged
from tho 2nd day of September,
1012, until the same shall bo paid.
ROBERT (I. MITCHELL,
Tax Collector.
in and for said Town of Norwulk, on
the List (If iltll.
llatcd at .\‘orwulk.
12. llil2.
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l‘olm.. August
hill 20 257
[Hill llllllllit
ORDER OF NOTICE.
lllsll‘lct or .\‘orwnlk, so, Probate
Court. August ill. A. It, 191:3.
Whereas, wrlllon application has
bcnn made to this room for the ad-
nlltlnncc Io pIobIIlo of a certain
written instrnnlcul as and for the will
of Charles J. llunu. lulu of Norwalk,
in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
office In Norwulk. on the 26th day of
August. liliZ, lot It) o‘clock Il‘orolloou,
and that public. uolluo thereof be xiv»
on to all persons Intorcllltnl therein
by IpulIlishing this order in a pawn»
paper having It circulation in said Ills-
t“rlct. at least five dllyn bolero-said
tiny oi hearing.
lIl'lNllY W. liitl~ll,ll)llY.
.lndlzu.
QOLVENT NOTICE.
Distllct of Norwnlk so, Probate
Court, July all A 0,1912.
Jaime or frinrsb l3. (‘1'. ox, late of Nor»
walk, In said District. «incensed.
The (30ml of Probate for the Dita
trlct of Norwnlk, hath limited and al—
lowud six months from the date here.
or for the creditors of sold estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac»
counts. properly attested. within will
time, will be debuted u reeorelty.-All
persons Illdelbted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment
“Holmium wool). .
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no ‘13 20 ”
There will all a rehearsal In.“ its lion
” lulstnn II no
Walter 3. Hastings Admits Pre-
' chauffcul,
Will all Kllllll
sonco With Garelll Sisters on
Joy Ride In Milford
WINSTED. Conn, Aug. 20.-It has
become known here that Walter 8.
Hastings, of Palisade avenue, repre-
sentative for two terms on the state
legislature and Grand Juror of this
town, has been identified an the “gray
haired old gentleman." who with his
Howard C Halsey, invited
two pretty girls, whom they picked up
at Savln Rock to take II ride with
them.
The joy ride that followed along an
unknown road resulted in the cur
turning turtle and killing Miss Anna .
llarelll, aged 18 and sister of Dr.
genesis li‘. ‘Carelli; of New Hovon.
With her sister, Rhea, the dead“ girl
worked as a corset model.
Hastings Is a member of the. grain
llrm of Filkins & Hastings. Miss Rhea.
Carelli, who esoaped from the crash
with only a few scratches, refused
absolutely to lmpllcale Hastings and
his chauffeur and It was only after
an Investigation by the entire detec-
tive department or the State police
a
edged, with shadow lace and d-uintily' ted. muslin are among the many new
hand embroidered.
dressy air to an otherwise plain linen. lngton Herald.
or taffeta frock.
tended to be worn with the dark lin- tones by means of powder dyes or cut
en coat suits.
Very Frenchy are the dainty bows crimson ands/allow
of Ilrish lace with three-inch ends.
These could be easily copied at home.
——Pittsburgh Sun.
Girdles which fasten with a single weaken the bowels and don't cure
loop bow at one side of the block are
seen on many summer silk gowns.
Modes In Brief. Muslin Flowers. . *
Very charming are the not liclms
Roses and sweet peas of dyed spot-
|mllllnery flowers which have been
Irish lace add a evolved this season, says the Wash—
With a. little clever-
ness these might even be carried out
Linen collars and cuffs finished with at home, the white muslin being made
single scallop are now and me in- to take on different graduations of
Sailor collars of
{out of muslin In pretty shades of pink,
I —~Constipation causes headache,'
nausea, dizziness, Ianguor, heart palpi-
Itatlon. Drastic physics gripe, sieken,
Page
Dean’s Regulate act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug
islet. .
Up-to-date Sp
Sentinel’s Sportl I
that the names of the owner and
driver of the joy car were learned.
Hastings did not attend the funeral
of Miss ‘arelli, in New Haven, al-
though be was in town consulting
with Reputy Coroner Ely, who Is
handling the case.
Hastings. who is married.
to discuss the case.
“Place yourself in my position,
would you be going alound tolkltlg?"'i
he Iomarkcd “No, you wouldn't any?I
refused ‘
anything at all. I will say this, how.
ever, there wasn't any liquor in than
our and whoever says so, is—weliv
there wasn‘t anything of the kind. It!
was all an unavoidable accident and
otherwise everything was all right."
The car was dashing along the:
shore road ill Milford. a week ago:
Sunday night when Chauffeur ilalsey,‘
beside whom Anna Carelll was sit-
ting. trlcd to brush past another car.
Ilc caught III the ditch and In a flush
the hcavy car was upside down. Anna:
was plnncd beneath It and her skull=
was l‘rarlurcd, but the others were:
thrown clcur. i
llccauso Ii‘ was not driving the car?
and lit-canoe the dead girl's futility are9
reluctant, thc New Haven county;
authorities may not press any charge:
against l-lastlngs. Hl‘lwevcr his chant»
four may be halcd to court and thou
will have to uppcur ill-fore Secretary
of State Matthew II. Rogers. who has
suspended his Iircnsc.
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NEW HAVEN lillAll
lllll GREAT WIIIIK
CARRYING TROOPS
m
In a week or so employee of the New
l'luvcn road will begin to breathe cas-
rlly. Just now they are clearing up the
odds and ends Icl‘t ovcr from the Con-
necticut maneuver Iampulgu while
they try to keep awake. The New lia-
ven road has just been but to the
chief test of Its facilities and has
come out of the lost with flying colors.
it was some Job the New llulo
tackled Sunday when 19,000 men,
hundreds of horses, null mules. and
tons of baggage were moved out of
li‘uinlleld county In a few hours. The
job was done in a manner that would
do credit to any railroad system In the
country.
All ldeaof the job may be had when
it In stated that the "Mid bad to fur»
nluh 47 extra engines. 47 extra engine
crews and 47 extra train crows. Then
they had to be aunt to Donuury, Ilotha
el. Nowlown, I’lnwicyvillo and Buta-
l'oi'd, where the trains were loaded.
Some of these trains were "spotted"
din-ad of time. They had been run
onto various sittings earlier In it
Week and there hold till they were
needed. other trains wore run Into
the territory t-‘luturtiny and Sunday.
. All those extra trains ware run out
without any delay. Not oven II minor
accident oocut'rcll. All schedule trains
were held strictly to schedule. They
had a lrulllc heavier than usual. Nob
ul'uliy the regular trains Inn] prefer-
ence over the specials that were car.
tying the soldiers, but. even at that.
there was but little delay In getting
the soldiers out of the totals.
The railroad stands to resolve” a
considerable amount of money as the
resultant the train service supplied
the goremmem. Just how much that.
amounts to probably will not he learns
odltlil'the railroads report comes out.
But It is imam that It will so a long
nay tenant helping out the man a re-
«lots. Malt a million dollars is the
estimate of one omelet
i
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Mr. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE Alli) AMATEUR)
GET THIS
. Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Seotinel’s
Score Tablets. With it you know at any
time just how many hits have been made
by each club. how many runs, and how
.many errors, what inning it is and how
many are out.
(“Keep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
made. (“It is a vase-pocket size. MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire season It is similar In design
to that carried by the umpire.
(ii We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early.
(ll Cut out this ADVERTISE-
~ MENT and bring it, together
with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel.
and One of these Pocket Secrets
I ' will be yours.
ONE WEEK
the but learnt r llllidlord till
of a Sentinel classified all. will 1in '
you a good halos ol- replies til satin ,
um sect-e
lifi‘fii‘m‘
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