’ ply roller-rig Construction 60.,
. Phone 67.
New alk, Conn.
' it? up
was soars unmixed SAVING!
Sal.
Votessional Cards.
Miscellane‘ou ::
CLASSIFIED have,
Thise Times, 50 .
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, Additional Ward; 1 cent per Insertion. In block‘-
WItaCo or Caps. Double Price
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”To LET
wanrsn——r’OIth‘.
general irouscworit.’i‘111oe in totally.
Mrs. R. J. .Grahanr, ‘Saugutuck, Conn.
‘1173t
WANTEDwA BOY 0R YOUNG
drum; son '8'
say cow and a line butter maker.
quire James Montoith, Taylor place.
., 2 ‘ wnnmn , -, .1 FOR sate
WANTEO-v-A'I' ONCE, THREE ,éon‘sALEflrmun passihNei‘ort To LET+T1mnn noon noose,
stone masons. Apply ready Ior workup, p; o r'unabout in good conditiun. 45 Summit Ave. Rent $6.. Inquire
“if ‘V Carr. 66mm“! Ave ‘ 117 1t Apply Old Homestead, 41 North Main‘ John Mockler on premises. it? til
t. 117 3t
' FOR , SALEWN‘EW MILCII JER-
in-
w
.t’amily house. 1:63 South Main St, 7
rooms, all Improvements.
A. Carbone, 61 Railroad Ave.
TO Ls'rwoua sum or TWO
inquire 0!
517 3t
117 iii
man to W‘Oik’ in a dry goods store.
Apply to A. Dickeunran and Son
117
WANTED~TO 'l‘l‘t11\NSi“,.i£R MY
inortgue lot $2,000 on or about July
lot, 1913. Private party xprel’erred
Inquire 2H. T. L., Sentinel. jIT 3t
BRICKLAYERS . WANTED ——- AP-
Wash-
ington St. South Norwalk.
1163i
.WANTED-WORI{ .llY .IlllNGAlt-
ian girl at general housework. Can
speak English and cook. Address 33
Lowe St, South Norrvaik. jld lit
WANTED-LIA ‘ GARDENER. AD
dress i’. O. Box 421,.Darien, tit. jiti 3t
31
WANTED—«BOY TO WORK IN
drug store. Apply F. ii. Baxter.
jltl 3t
WANTED—«COMING BY THE
day and serving meals; also day’s
.work. Mrs. horror, 23 Day St., South
iii 3t
WANTED—JO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices her fat yes. 83
to $4 for bob calves to fat en. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
‘ » t6 1:!
Butt iningtdn Eggs
from the strain that won the highest
honors at Madison Square Garden.
Grand Central Palace and Boston, will
he sold at
50 cents per dozen
tor the next two weeks, when our
matings will be broken up.
“5 cock- hirds 11nd hens at $1. 50 teeth
JflE-PYE URPINGIHN FARM
West St, South Norwaik. Phone 1416.
currmcnaoc
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwaik Office—63 Meadow Sb,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connection»
Hours—«~19 a. rip-5.11.111. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.=-
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Fire, Life, Iieaith
Accident. Plate Gian, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 846,. 155 Wilmington St.
a”... In...” W.
itiiil RIMES
i maven-r NOTICE.
District oi Norwaik, as... llobuio
i‘ qurt .lune iii, A. 1)., 1913.
Natale tlf‘tleorco Van Alaiyno, into
or Norwullt in paid district devoured.
'I‘ho t‘mlrt oi Probate for the Dis.
irict of Vorwalh. hath limited and at
lowed lint months from the data here-
Real
ot- step the creditora at said palate to --
exhibit tin-tr claims lill‘ settlement.
Those, who neglect to precept their ac.
counts properly unrated. within will
time. will be dollarrcd n rtscorcry.‘ All
persons ludnuud to aunt palate are re.
«gestalt to make immediate payment
illimtihlii it. (tittiwn. ,
defliilltof.
» Divalent! NotiCe
22- south Namath, (loan.
33mm; or the directors oi in
I
is Idiot a dividend at the ,
i. 1‘ Mllllim W!
”for: the no;
II it“!
horse.
:1.
Laundry.
motor cycle in A1 condition.
sell cheap.
quire Thomas Catterail, Broad River,
horse, will drive single ‘or double.
quire James Kardos “out. Norwalk.
‘16 acres, mansion, cottage, other bulld-
FOR" SALE—SOUND DELIVERY
Can lbe‘soon between 27 and 8
111. and 5 and 6'0). m. Old Well
centrally located, suitable for one or
two, connected“ with
10 Clay St. '
'ro “LETertrnnrsr-rnn ROOMS.
bath; inquire
:17 hi
i
117 Bi
SACRIFICE ——~ HARLEY- -D.\VIDISON
Will
in
Owner out of town.
111-
tlour.
unfurnished; euchlwlth separate bath;
separate meter for electric lights and
gas; every modern convenience; heat
114 St and hot water annulled and janitor
. service. inquire at 53 \\ est Ave,
FOR SALE~UHEAR GOOD WORK Norwallt. 114 17 iii
To LET—NEW APARTMENTS OF
five and six rooms, furnished or
114 3t
or
FOR SALE—FINE PAIR
suitable ilor lady to drive; good for
livery business. Apply V ’R Pooley,
Darion. Phones!» , j14 1w
FOR SALE—NEW MODERN COT-
tage, all Improvements, best location.
At a sacrifice. Only 20 per cent. neces-
sary. The rest can remain on mort-
gages Address R., care Sentinel. ‘
. 2 j13 tf
FOR SALE—~23 FT. OPEN
launch 6 H. P. engine, reverse clutch,
air Whistle. all complete Cheap for
cash. 3 Keyser place, East Nor walk
110 tit
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonnell, Westport. Conn,
A1 conditibn. on Post Road,
Geo. Mitchell. sale
augi t!
lugs.
near Soutlrport.
agent, Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Otilce. m21 ti
BUSINESS. NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Senvlew avenue,
East. Norwulk, Conn. Phone 240.
.117
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”ALL KINDS OF NEW AND SEO-
onddrand ahoes,"any- size, for boys,
girls and grown up folks. Prices reus-
onalhle. impairing a specialty. 36
North Main St. Tony Garrunrone.
iii (it.
WILL GIVE $50 BONUS FOR PRI-
vale loan of $200 one month Security
worth $000 ‘deposltod with lender
stand strict investigation l‘ilrutl‘
party preferred. Address M. it, care
Evening Sentinel.
1913 BUICK, 1'1 PASSENGER TOUR-
ing car to hire by day or hour. Tel.
621-13, or llarien {13-3. 510 lit
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 08‘
wall paper, painting and decorating.
(i. Ill‘. Benedict, 65 Osborn Ave.a Tel
25 ll!
NOTICE ~—— PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters’ supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave, Tel. 400. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. :28 It
NABH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
loot and shoot repair alien. All kinds
austom mode work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 25 West Wuhlnxtou St
1": ‘uuroe
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropraétot
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Youth of Experience.
SPECIAL-181‘ iN eolsN'rlrc sPlN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
155 Washlnoton street, Knlsr Build.
log, Opp. hl-ioyt'o Theatre,
Boo Nomi k.
OFFICE HOURM‘O. 1-6. 7-9.
Adjustments t1. lib per treatment
ll adjustments $5.00
‘m.
.mewmu
Elm Trees
Sprayed, tcCStay Green
All Summer
Bohemia 822*Sauaders
III-noun "an" r mu. 2 2
113 it.
TO LET—FURNISHED on unsun-
nisired, single, double or two or thlree
rooms for light housekeeping.
provements. ‘Reflned, location. in-
quire 2 High St., South Norwalk.
516 31'.
TO LET-JPHR-lli E ROOMS AND AT«
tic electric lights, newly renovated.
inquire 13 Cross St. 11? 3t
To LET—~Slx ROOM APART-
111en‘ts, 150 East Ave” opposite Evere-
ley St. All improvements. Inquire of
John N. Kline, 21 West. Main St..
Norwalk. ’I‘el. 133442. 114 iii.
TO LET-FURNISHED
ROOMS.
with‘or without board. 8 Crescent;
Terrace. jli 3t
TO LET-aAPAlRTMENT or 6
rooms 33 Seavlew Ave. Private house.
All Improvements Inquire Mrs.
Charles H. Aisthonpe 114 {it
”To LETrFlliS'l‘ FLOOR, 4 ROOMGS
with improvements. inquire of S.
Silillmun, 24 West. ‘St., or In store, 2
Franklin St. 114 lit
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—~A’l‘
Laurel lleacl1,cottagcs modern plumb-
lug gas, (1in water, line lawns. lélx~
celicnt bathing, cement walk on shore
front. Building lots for sale Laurel
Beach Land Co. I) V. Sewell, resi-
dent agent. Milford. Conn. ill I
To LET~IIALF HOUSE LOWE
St. Rent $14. Inquire John ti Knapp.
82 W est St. 11131.er
TO Lara—AN aranr'nnti'r AT 219
East Washington St, East Nor-walk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel
inquire at 64 South Main St. 11124 ti
To LET—4 ROOM FRONT AND
rear apartments, second floor. rent
$10 and $9. Also second floor loft in
factory building containing 5000
square feet, suitable for light 111a11u
incurring. inquire at 'ihc Old \t' ell
t‘lgar Co. otilce, 83 Washington St. ti
{1-11)
To LET—TEN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
and all other improvements For fur
ther particulars apply at oitlce of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem~
lush. 11124 L!
LOST
LOBTwI..Ai)Y'S (iOiii) WATCH.
initials S. .l. 'i‘wo pictures in case.
Reward for return to lientinel.117
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HYMENEAL.
, Cunnluuhnmwfioid.
Tho Rev. Raymond Cunningham and
Miss Ruth Reid. adopted daughter of
Dr. Anna M. itoid. were wed at Ruth
ding Ridge Saturday. The Rev, Mr.
Cunningham was recently ordained to
the » Episcopal ministry, following his
graduation tronr tlroptioucrnl Theolosl
cal seminary. The ceremony took place
at-hizh noon in the historic Episcopal
chart-l1. The church was nuns, The
ceremony wall performed by the Rev
(other of the groom. ‘
The bride was accompanied by him
Emma held, her sister. to an. altar.
lino curried lilies at the valley and
orange blossom, and Wall xewned in”
”white canton trimmed with ambient
cry. Her tulle roll was caught with
ermine blossoms. The bride was xiv»
an away by her mother. all“ Emma
held, in willie voile and a hat trier
mad with arena. was mu ct honor.
‘ and liar-old Cunningham of stony.
sunday at his old .ciibid.‘
will, " Lake siscowit.
tamed by children at the 11011119 or".
Mrs. John Rogers, Thursday, June 19.
at 3:30 11,111
d1‘,ed ot’ Danhnry, have been visiting
with Mr and Mrs John V Ihlacauléi.
E ast av.onue
building lot item the Méad estate on
South Main street,
erect .1 dwelling, I
.lHouse ‘
containing four or six roomsy‘rail inr-
cobs, carriage horses sound and kind, .
. 'Prepnratlons are being made for a
street 1
Porch Gate
two baths, hot water heating system
Ii. N Onaninuham. oi Dixbury, bless.
Harry BenedIct oi Statue or ,-
hippo
. 1
1
Mr and Mrm William Davenport, or
New York visited with relatives but
Park street. Sunday. -‘ ,., ,I »
2 muw—‘n‘
The Mothers’ Club will he enter
J
W»...
Mrs Robert Reid and daughter, Mll-
__
‘ George Schweitzer has purchased a
and experts to
W-..“
' A card party for the benefit oi! the,
library will be held at the home or
Mrs. Irving lockwood, South avenue,
next Friday afternoon
Tire annual memorial services of
Commodore Perry Council. No. 44, O.
U. A. M., were held at Lakeview cem:
etery, Sunday afternoon
The Holy Name Society of St. ,Aioy.
sius' Church, will hold‘another eu’chre
party In the Town Hall. Thursday eve
ningVJuly 24. Coughlin's orchestra at
Stamford will furnish music.
card party to be given at. the home of
Mrs. Irving Lockwood. Friday after
noon. Auction bridge and 600 will be
played for the benefit of the Library,
Owing to the break at Stamford, the
trains on the branch new all discon-
tinued between the hours of 5 and 8.’
The usual throng of commuters either
than.
Made of hardwood. securely riveted,
varnished, .3 inches high. extends
to 7 feet. Price ...... $2.50
Albert..F. Gehebe
25, weer WASHINGTON sr.
SOUTH nonwp LK.
RED 1115le new BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. " PhOne 327‘
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TELEPHONE CALL 720
(Gregory Boulevard)
»
EAST NORWALK
Sea Food Cooked to' Order
itiilill illlilililll Pill.
Steamship
To All Parts of the World.
Rates and Reservations on
~ ppllcation.
Annie ii its. all
Knapp, cinema
[ Daylight Bakery in the Odd Fellows’
' building, while the old bank str'euctur ‘
hlblt at the Country Club grounds on
““ tables.
DURIN HOUSE
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi}
Tickets
.1. M Layton &Cc,.lnc 2
l:
‘gatk (laced Pilot: . -
’ Somali, head ‘I'rFUrniture
waited in Stamford ,or‘arrived at.
their home by automobile. I , ‘ ‘1
«mm?
The First National Bank and the
New Canaan Savings Bank will occupy
the quarters recently vacated by the
is razed and the new one is built
rdv‘Ifl—
The last dance of the season .given:
by the committee in the Town i-lnll,.;
Thursday night, was a successful all-i
fair. The occasion was an enjoyable .
one for about 100. . The music was?
dreamy and the dancing was thoroughg
1y pleasing I . 1
~ The New Canaan’Garden Club com!
mittee on exhibitions are completing,
all plans for the coming annuai‘ ex-
Saturday, June 215. The show this year
will far outc‘ “mother’s given in num-
ber of exhibits. 2; i
«rm—~— ' 1
The Reds , of ,the Epworth League
will entertain,,the Blues, owing to the
fact" that theyiost the membership at:
tendence contest during the last three
months. Tire committee in charge of
the entertainment has decided to hold
the affair on Friday evenin’g of next
week.
The cake and candy sale given by
pupils o; the White Oak Shade school
in Conrstock it Mciiéndfick’s Satur-
day atternoon, was a success Every ‘
thing was sold, and the teacher, Miss:
Anna Ruth, reports $25 for the benefit
of the children‘s room in the new
library building.
Tire birthday supper given by the;
éLadles' Aid Society, in the lecture
room of the Methodist Church, Friday
night, was attended by nearly one hurr-
dred friends. The birthday table was
well patronized as well as the regular
After the supper. the rotten
‘ people a: the church gate a musical
entertainment consisting of piano. xio~,
lln. comet cello and vocal selections j
t
The fast llethel team we1e the Not I
time of the on rushing Colts at the
South avenue. grounds, Saturday alter-I
noon. The score of 4-2 tells about?
how fast the game was. and how the"
two learns battled for the big cud oi,
the score. The crowd was the small-I
eat of the season. probably duo to the. i
tact that the wapm weather kept many;
.troru taking the one-mile walk downt
the avenue. Davis was on the mound .
for the Colts. nudnllowed the Bethe!
learn only six hits. Bennett, the ,
Beihei . twirler. was ”the. clovereat
mound artist that has opporsed the
Colts this season.
George F. Lockwood will retire tram
the iirm oi iiéhédict & Co. on July 1.:
lie has been associated with this ilrm‘
of shoe mantll‘dhturera (or over thirty
years. during which time the business
“has steadily increaae‘iiw'l‘he firm is ‘
rover titty yenn‘old, being in operation
during the civil war, I’dr Lockwood
will devote his entire attention to the ‘
banking it’d-lanes. lie in the treasure“
of theNew Canaan Savings Rank and
president at the Flint National hank.
Whether his partner Oblivion 5. Bone.
dict, will continue the shoe business,
the rectory will close down. i
W
Kari. the thrsoeelnolu-aon at Mr.
and bin» 31th Roscoe or nail; ava-
nuo, Will seriously Injured, natures:
afternoon. when a toliriag on driven
his skull and breeding his am. ,Mr.
1’, in.
talking to hint.-
285500
. Rent. Garcon: flat. I you . . . . . . . 1 8300.00
. Rent. Stream flat. I you ....... 240.00
Suinlio'hut. I room. I you . . . 8 60.00
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Yacht “Derry"
P “length over all '45 It, 77 in...
is not known, but rilmcr has it that ‘
by his (albumen over him. crushing T
Roscoe bad Just emailed the our pro» ' ‘
pamtory to leaving his home” about t ,
unit wits mod on the sidewall. ._
Tswana. with, we- ,2
actually mad
lathe-home
1] No piece of home furniture quite as
comfortable. convenient and attractive has
ever been altered. Besides being a"thi1
of beauty and 1: Soy forever." it effects a £7
saving in rent by saving space. It makes five
vrooms do the work of six. The following table
shows how it will earn nineteen times its cost in
fifteen years.
Llio of Kind-I Parlor Bed. minimum lily-m. w.
5 i t. | . W . I 60. 00
"W... ° 3... ..... . rt". -. t . $900.00
Avon” Cut of Kinda] Pulor Bod . . . 45.00
Total MEI of Kinds] Parlor Bed .
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THE A. J. ANGEVINE
& sou co.
Glass Cabin ‘
Length waterline 401t.,6 in.
Beam . 9 it“, 7 in.
Drought 3 ft, 8 in,-
Finished in mahogany, newly painted and over-
hauled. In .‘ first class condition. Globe engine.
Speed my; miles.”
Can be seen at Nor-walk Country Club.
Full trial on application.
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