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‘ . ‘sppasrfiad lno , n A,
‘ tar tan yairs ‘ '
of Ame ca.~tllls point had been the
place or crossing between the two
oceans In the western hemisphere.
and thereiere there has always been
at, Panama 5 large number at unse-
mosquito. Welter Rhea when suraeou'
in the United totes Army and Inns
bounced the selllevement or his board
in the your 1301 The discovery that
of 850 per yeir
about ten. The scoop , H
having been so marked
venetian turn
IIIII
II ,- I A A - l .. cllme‘ntIZed Europeans. These unac- yellow fever nveyed by a. milk States démmlngd to' gp
k .WANTED... , FOR BALI . ‘ To LET gymwstifiy :b climatlsaa Europeans were road for lqulto was 5': even more Importance to principles at Panama. .
women—«Mimosa. humans son esLs-«nUmniNo net" 24 T0 LETw-TO unsoncrannn run a want of upprs‘c or the danger ”WM WWW“ ““3““ 'P‘lmcmwltmpiml AmAAlAA “AAA AAA AIAAOVAAY commemd “I MAY: 1904:
‘ der “White. '61 Ely Ave. will it
WANTED—AS FIRST MORTGAGE
$3500 on So Norwslk property. Ad-
dress P. O. Box. 685, So NorWnlk
Conn. m3]. 3%
WANTEDMIA POSITION AS GEN-
eIaI houseworkes' in small family (by
~ Swedish girl." Address No 13 Thomas
St, East No: walk Conn. mill 3t
WANTED—POSITION BY HUN-
garlnn girl, cannot speak English; [tr-
. quire 9 Kossuth street; mill iii:
INSURANCE MEN WANTED—A
Energetic men in small as well as larg-
er towns throughout Connecticut to
sell. out attractive low~oost accident
and sickness policies. with snot/urn!
death: (benefit. ideal sellers ct
todayxliibernl commission to the right
men that will bring large returns. In-
terested parties apply with particulars. _
,Secretary, 330:: 3455. Boston Mass.
' man lit
' WANTE‘D—FCOMPETENT' Gnu.
i‘or general housework. Inquire Mrs.
. (.‘I. .l. Mintz, 203 East Ave. III-26 3t
BOARDERS WANTED—43 MOTT
Abe. Nicely furnished, choeniul
rooms, with and. without running we.-
ter. convenient Ato baths; large
grounds large piazza. Rooms and
board. n129 1w
WANTED—TO BUY ALL. KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 83
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151M ti
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FlllEIIIIT IIEPIIT
(Continued from iirst page.)
' The burned building was about 100
I‘eetnorth of the passenger station and
but for the timely arrival of the vol-
unteers and their chemical engine, the
blaze would probably have destroyed
that. .
Locomotive Solmda Alarm.
Shrill blunts from the locomotive or
a passing express was the first Intima-
o
”A.“ 'Al’idh'iti'tlio residents that‘illci‘o unsan
'fil‘eww The .mch. 6r I’he enilnd'
lno’ug‘ht those living near the railroad
to their \v'indows and they soon saw
llIIAI (:lllSe of the éxcitemclli
Au ulu-rnl was sounded at once at
the lv‘nirdcld Rubber company and 1n.
n l‘uw mmncnls n dozen members of
the volunteer corps l‘OSpOllded with
the chemical engine. However, when
they arrived the homes had gained
such llcndwny Ihut they unw it wellld
be “spiced to light the conllnfirntlon
and they turned their attention to 9Y0!
IcI-llllu hour-by buildings. A
Traffic Fa Blocked.
A line of hose was laid to the. hour
not \vnlcr hydrnut at Spring street and
\I’nlor :lvcuuc. it was necessary In lay
the hose over the railroad Irnrks and
for awhile Irnmc was blocked. Fertil-
quIon, it was al a time when there Is
little puuncnger scrl ice on the. line and
the onlyo ones to suitor by the block-
ndo “(Are the freight trains inter.
howevol. a ditch was dill: and the
hose laid under. the tracks. .
Fearing that several freight curs
near the burning shed wclo in dun-
ner n hurry _c‘aII was sent to Bridge
port, and ii insight engine was dis
patched to move them. On its nrrIv,
Ill Ilw homes were found to be undel
(Iilllrol oi the tire lighters ,and the
engilln woo not used.
The lmlldlmls contained goods be
lmmlng to local merchants for the
most part among which were a grand
piano. :1 cash register sud boxes of
lnolohnmllso tor local dealers. It Wild
eluted about, town tlint Willem Billb-
1.... ‘ the trnekmnn. had signed for the
piano end In InllluxI to remove it
from the building was resllonslble tor
it. Mr, Bulllley hinted. howdihnihat
he had been told‘by the owner to
have ii in the building for several
days
. South Norwalh. Conn.
. missldn yesterdny’
Neptune Ave. Member View Park. In-
quire D. N. Crouch. Norwich Conn.
Routo’l. y ;, ‘, and].
FOR BALE—~15. M F. RACING CAR.
Including extra touring Ibody. Very
smeely newly painted dull equipment.
Tires. car and equipment Al condition.
Price $45.0.00 Address E. M. F.. care
fientlnel .
FOR SALE-«BUILDING LOT. 50 x
140. high ground, water‘and sewer,
good location Will be sold at low
figure. Owner leaving town M. L.
IA‘., care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—4‘0 CLOSE ESTATE
oi late Geo. Bonnell. Westport. Cami
16 acres, mansion. cottage, other build-
Ings. A1 condition
near Soutbport. Geo. Mitchell. sale
agent, Norwalk, Conn. augl ti
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply ~Sentinel~0tilce. m21 ti
FOR BALE—~SAFE. 38. x 28 INCH-
es, or would exchange for a smaller
one. Inquire Modern Market. -15
North Main St. in 16 or
lit one or two people.
and; 3t ‘
11130 3t
On Post Road. 1’0
with all improvements. Suitable for
12 1-2 Hm
place. South Norwalk. ’ an3l, 3t
T0 LETmI-IALF HOUSE. LOWE
Bi. Rent $314. Inquire John H. Know
82 Wests omlil ti
1'0 LIET-eHOUBES. PARTS OF‘
houses, diets. born. manufactory with
power carpenter shop rents in Nov-
walk South Norwalk. East Norwalk.
Rowayton and Saugatuok. inquire
Raymond Bros. '~ mill 3t
To LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON
nectlng rooms, water, cook stove, gas
plate and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave., neat d:-
m30 t
To LET—WITH BOARD, PLEAIS
ant room. convenient. bay window.
To two gentlemen or man and wife.
Good table; home cooking. Rates
reasonable. Table I.board Mrs. G. M.
Tait 16 Havilaud St c1129 3t
TO LET—4 NICE ROOMS. sno-
lend Itloor. Inquire 19 Fort St. East
Norwalk. Ernest Groeschner. mill) 3t
Fire. Life, Health
Accident, I::::ng..“’ Auto
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 ‘wnshlncton as
Real
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 atlanuo 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest/Rooms.
A o
$ git-Anions donned oils.
Hoursaeil a. ill-5 p. In. MondaY. Wed-
nesday. Friday 6. 30 p m
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
I
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
M. MILLER -— DEALER. ALL
kind-n of second-hand bugs, burlaps
and bmrel covers. Special prices for
coffee hnd iloul bugs. Telephone
11655. Address 102 Taylor ‘Ave.,
m8 1m
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS OF
wull paper, painting and decornilng
U 1". Benedict. 65 Osborn Ave. Tel.
1273-.2 325 if
none: ~— PAINTING, PAPER:
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying'your wall pa-
per and pointers supplies at Alex.
White. 61 12 Fly Ave Tel. 40Q Eetl.
mates cheeriully given. .328
NABH'U MODERN GOODYEAR
soot and lllobt repair shun. All 1mm
custom mode wort. Fit and confers
subunit“. 18 We» Wuhintion 3:
H7
at
MARCHED IN BRIDGEPORT PAR.
ADE.
A number of the members of Mc~
Klnley (imp. No. 9. Spanish War’
Veterans. went to Bridgeport yester—
days and marched with the Bridgeport
and New Haven Camps in the parade.
Those who went included Osmond“
I) A Hauscblldt. John I). Milne. Ana
thony Silencer. WillIs Cavsnskh,
Charles Parker. William Alnloy. Wil-
lliim it Rnueh- chat-lea Guamlerl. he.
Jutilllt Momma. Comrades Gel-Illi‘l'dt
and dhontelcaed Fred Hodges. ‘
I N. TY o. IN ODMMINIONI
= W If appropriate ceremony the East
Norwel'k Yacht Olub went into calm
‘ i‘ Ill-o plan-
South Non-walk Office—63 Meadow 8L. .
TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St. East Norwalk
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire at 64 South Main St. mu it
To LET—4 ROOM FRONT AND
rear apartments, second floor, rent
$10 and 89. Also second floor loft in
factory .lbulldlng containing 5,000
square feet, sulosble 'roi- light manu-
lecturing. Inquire at The Old Well
Cigar 00. office. 83 Washington 82% ii
To LE'f—TEN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms.
two baths. hot water heating system
and all other Improvements. For fur-
ther particulars apply at cities or The
Old Wéll Cigar Company or on prem-
lses. m2-i ti
Elm Trees .
Sprayed. to Stay Green
, .All Summer ‘
Beaupain 8.. Sduudé'rs
PHONE 1132-3 or 12785.
fl
Dr. Margaret Merriscn
Chiropractor
' memos or new YORK olrv
l’k re 01' Experienbe
SPECIAIZI T LN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
» AL ADJUSTMENT.
155 Washington Street, Keelcr Bulld-
lnn, Opp. Hoyt‘a Theatre.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—842, 1-,5 7-9.
Adjustments $1. 00 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.00
HIGH south—III
A very Interesting program was hold
it the High School Thureday at no
«Willy Three old soldelrs gem the
Soldiers‘ Home in Newton were pres-
ent and two of these gave very mphic
acooun oi army lite and oilehe (lag.
Superintendent Ira 'I‘. Ghampdu also
spoke all the meaning of Memorisi
‘W. The High School orchestra tut-A
dished the music and lived up to its
{reputation in every respect. The pro
mm was as tollewii:
Seleciriens Item the Orchestra. ,
Song by the Bcboolwlllailtle Hymn of
the Renlfi'llle.
Salute t3 the no I. 2 ‘
Song by the Bullock-America.
a...
Post.
Song by the School—«Star Spangled
Banner.
.Post. ‘
Address-a9 ‘ orintoi dent
pie 2 comiortahly durulsbed rooms‘
_, is to let him act” 0! it wit
new. I scan wt you the savanna or
I shall permit "
Address—Oommsuder oi Rileklilcimm ,,
incurred. mantis: in support at the
opinion that the younger the mm: the
less Ills rear. Otheri averted that
bravery mount resolution to witln
stand rear and race danger without
diuchlng. Some one asked the sur-
lzeon's view of the platter. ’
“i' think. or. . rather. I know. that
all men are cowards physically. Fred
erick the Brent was right about It
when he said that any man who had
not known fear Illad‘uever sanded a
candle with his lingers. But this does
not mean that some men are not more
cowardly than others. What 1 menu is
that there are nerve design in us that
act in race or danger ind pendently of
our will. i have understood that our
president has said that he never knew
or a race between‘lthe' headland the
basis but that the heels won. What
he means Is their when sensible of demo
gar. danger always gets theretter or
us. Most of you line officers know.
that when you go into a light you fool
airaId. After you get battle mud you
lose that fear. Why? Because you
become Insenslble tothe danger.
. “Lieutenant Eldridge of D company
has been court martialed for cowardice
and sentenced to be ceshlered. He will
suirer under his disgrace so long as he
lives. He is no more to blame than if
be had been born deaf or blind. It
simply means that at thernppronoh of
danger certain nerve centers In his
brain order his nerves to deprive him
or bravery."
large force on the Isthmus for eight
ceases. particularly yellow lever. start
“What's this you're scattering among
my oilicersl" said the colonel sternly.g
coming out of his lent. “That sort 0'
talk will induce every man who don't
wish to do his dull to Ifiid an excuse
for not doing it."
“I'm Interested in Eldridge. colonel.
and have a great deal of sympathy for
him. I think he should be permitted to
resign rather than be‘ disgraced. His
trouble is, that before he gets on the
battle madness we all need to make us
brave the strain on bls nerves in too
much for him. "
“Nonsense! Eldridge Is a coward.
and that’s all there Is about it. He's
been tried I'or’it: It has been proved
atrium. and herbs: been enabler-ed.
Illuchso abolish carved. in the some
way. "
The doctor said nothing for a few
moments. lie seemed to be turning
I something over in his mind. Presently
he said:
“Colonel. It I can prove you n coward
will vou permit Eldridge to resign?” ,
“What? Provo me a coward!”
“’l‘hnt's thIt I said. No disrespect.
colonel. "We sills All cuwirds instinc-
tlv.ely "
“How are you going to prove It?”
"if you will Willi: here in few minutes
I will bring the menus at doing so."
The doctor arose. vent to his tent
and brolhdlt back with hIm a bottle of
clear white glass in which was a little
rattlesnake. The reptile eyed the party
viciously, evidently considering them
his unturnl‘euenlies. The doctor cur-
ried the bottle by a string tied to its
neck and our... the bottle to n tent pole;
of this little fellow. who is perfectly
Ito take steps to have Eldridge'tr mais-
naiion not-opted instead of his being
answered?"
“Yes. I William I‘ll do mgr;
that' 1'" give him another he
hullhdaunlrllslikes." . .
“More children won‘t. sip him. ills
is an exaggerated case or physical II.
tact so lot so bxnvsry 3 All 1 salt
t dismay
preparation. colonel.
you're see others illucb fliers you
‘ flinch yourself.“ All A
Address—Ooh A. Erundiixe. G. A. R. flinch
‘ for the Moment
.tlls members of, the party
«labeled in lotion the glass. on
The next man in my regiment that;
“New colonel." he said "it by means _
snl‘a behind glass and can 'c~liurt any I
one. I can prove that you are on ln- ’-
atlnciive coward will you promise me
than 7
ml."- I
e‘sttar 'snethfer .
ly yellow fever. For this reason, says
00!. Gorgas, in a recent issue at The
Journal ,0: the American Medical Assolged th discovery. the United States I
had control of Havana. Methods were
worked out whereby Reed'sand Renal
elation, Panama has acquired the rep-
utatlon of being the most unhealthil
spot known. When the United States
oommenced’the building of the cannl
in 1904. this fact Iliad been sharply
accentuated by the recent experience
oi our immediate predecessors, the
French. The French company kept a
years. Their losses from tropical di-
led the world. 'But' between the time
of the failure of the ench company
in 1889 and the undertaking of the
work Ibythe Americans. twa great dis-
EYE STRAIN CAUSES HEAD-
ACNE.
You can have some relieved by
having Glasses Properly Fitted.
and when fitted bamy latest meth-
ods will cure all eadache caused
by oyestrnin. Remember-Your
eyes are thorouI ly tested when
you came to m it glasses are
found necessary they are fitted to
you in a perfect manner, and at
a loasoualble cost
'WM. J MOORE,
I Eyesight Specialist
Watch out for address later.
that malaria was conveyed
way. At. the time that Red announo
in this
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hauled. In first class condition.
Speed 10/, miles.
Can be seen at Norvlralk Cauntry Club
Full trial on application.
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apply to The Evening Sentiné I
South Norwalk. Conn. ’
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curred on the ' Isthmus..-
It you can .virite a telemui'y
write. a Sentinel, want adv.‘ ?
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