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.WANTEMIRLS .H‘O CANVAS
and demonstrate In The Nor-walks.
A quick seller; no experiencu neces
sexy.16asy work and good commis-
sion paid. Addicss. 'Canvusser, care
Sentinel.123 3t
waurswnanonnus AT nus.
garish Reformed parsonage. Inquire
‘it
24 .feet long, Fairbanks engine, for
saleor to let for season.
P. Hayes? Milt” 12 'No.‘ Main 'St. 123 St
Price $350. Inquireij M.
FOR 8ALE-31, 000 BOAT SEATING
capacity 25 to 30.12 H. P engine all
equipment.
Layton and Co.
4...... ,
To LET—~ONE NEW SIX 6100M
house, all improvements, on Lincoln
,Ave. Inquire United Grocery C90.
‘ 18
FOR SALE OR TO LETL-LAUINCH
Inquire C.
Steve Ungvary. 123 It
WANTED—A WHITE GIRL FOR.
sailing dory, excellent condition. Olin
FOR SALE-20 FT. MARTFORD
cooking and laundry w rk.9 ' Good 'be seen at Miller's Shipyard. 123 at
lwages. Shopard' 5 Cottage, on Island . 1
Mr.Dimbn.123 3t FOR SALE—FIVE PASSENGER
9 touring our, complete equipment
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL ”Right price to quick ibuyer. Phone
housework in small 'i’umily. Call W. 23.19 323 3t
1. Demorest9 Liello Island. 123 at
WANTED-amt GERMAN AMERI-
can Protestant woman, good cook and
inundress. not afraid of avork. Best
references. American family prefer.-
ne-d. 21 Cottage St. Tel. 1268-3. 123 it
WANTED :— YOUNG MAN TO
work In clothing store. Experienced
man preferred. Louis Avrlck, Post-
office 'Block. 123 3t,
Barker engine, good as new, complete
equipment cheap.
homes if desired will 1be designed free
FOR BALE—MOTOR BOAT 4 H. P.
21 Elizabeth St. .
121 st
LOTS WITH SEWER. ;WA'1‘ER
and gas connection for sale, pretty
and executed at reasonable prices.
blaring Construction 00., 123 Wash-
ington St, South Norwalk. ' 120 at
SUPERINTENDENT FOR 'STRAW
hat vialctory-A man thoroughly ac—
quainted :with the making of the finer
grades of men's straw hats is wanted
tor a position to take charge of a
growing business. Only a capable
man with exeCutive ability will the cou-
It is the right place for the
right man. Answer Ben X, South Nor-
walk Evening Sentinel. 323 (it
Red chicks from best strain of Rods
FOR SALE—100 'RHODE ISLAND
in this vicinity. E. H. Patterson, 4
Winfield '81., East Norwalk. 1.20 3t
FOR GALE—FINE PAIR ,OF
oobs, carriage horses, sound and kind,
suitable ilor lady to drive; good for
livery business. Apply V. R. PoolcY.
Darlen. Phone 5. 114 1w
WANTED —— BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms. Terms reas‘
enable. Use of telephone Mrs. R. F.
Rockwell 30 Chestnut St Tel. 1026-. 9.
121 St
WANTED -— COMPE'I‘EN'I‘ GIRL
nor general housework. Inquire 8
West Ave, South Norwulk. 120 (it
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
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LOST~FEMALE comma,
SAD LE
and white. Finder notify W. L, (leer,
cane Adams Express. 123 it
LOST—«A BUNCH OF‘ KEYS.
li‘inder will leave at Sentinel office.
l-louth Norwnlk. 123 at
LOST~AT NEW HAVEN RAIL—
rriad station Thursday. June 19, string
oi: gold heads. $5.00 rcwurd. Return
to station muster, South Norwulk.
3:21 31.
LOSTM—«lli‘lNK BOOK NO. 18.346,
issued on South Nurwslk Savings
Iliuk. Finder will please rcturn to
said bank, as payment has been slop
glad. 516 23 60
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CHIROPRACTIC '
8P! NAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL D. C.
207 Atlantic Si. Stamford Conn.
Ludy Attendant. Rest Rooms.
south Norwaik Office—~63 Mudow 81.,
Ni 9. to.
Phone Connecticut.
Hours-mil s. m.-5 p, in. Monday, Wed-
nesday. Friday, 6:30 p. in.
SPINAL ANALYBIB FREE.
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Fire, Life, Health
Accident. ,Plaia Glass. Auto
insurance.
Real Estate. Route. ”My tends,
Notary Public.
6. T. McGovern
Tel. :46. 1115 Dominion It.
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. NEWER
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‘ hanging. Decorating. by practical man
' per and painters' supplies of Alex.
' Adjustments 91.00 per treatment
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonnell, Westport, Conn.
16 acres, mansion, cottage, other bulld-
ings. A1 condition. 0n Post Road,
near Southport. Cleo. Mitchell, sale
agent, Norwalk, Conn. dual 1.!
FOR BALE-TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11121 tf
with all improvements, $15.
«$12.00 month.
TO LET—HOUSE IN ROWAYTON,
‘Also one
or tWo meadows of standing mass for
sale. Inquire of Capt E H 18mg? 3
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To LET—«HOUSE. 81 CEDAR 15’1“
inquire C. P. Hayes
Mitt, 12 :No. Main St. 123 at
m LET—HOUSES roars, MANU-
tactory shop. Rents to suit every-
body. Raymond Ih'os.123 lit
STORE To LET—J5 WO0DWARD
Ave suitableifor any kind of business.
Rent $15 per month. Inquire J M.
Layton and 00., inc 123 iii
TO LET—«ATTRACTIVE FURNISH
ed suites oLrooms, each with separ-
ate Ebuth every modern convenience.
Inquire 63 West Ave. 121 in
TO LET-FURNISHED FRONT
room for gentleman only. All im-
provements. Inquire 120 Washington
St. 121 31
T0 LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
ner Woodward and River Aves. in
if thirty nautical miles.
concrete cellar, all improvements. cor- 9
~i-iarmaworth9 my y
900mg” July 1, l and 9.
The mid; amusi- or the Minter ~, ,
Boat Club 901 America have decided to ._.
hold the trial races for the selection .9 , '
of three boatsto so to England and 9
compete fur the British international
trophy in liiuntington lBay.‘ These "
races will be held on July 7. 8 and 9.
The course will he
miles instead of se a and, onehalr
miles as heretofore, and will be coun-
ed six times, making the distpnce of
The triangle
will be exactly the sauna shape as that
in the races heretofore, but the base
line will be along the south shore ot
. the bay, practically on a line running 9'
from the old «Lloyd harbor lighthouse 9
to the gas buoy a’t Northport. and the
apex of the triangle will be well inside
insure
smooth water, evdn when the water -,
of Eutons Point. This will
may be more or less rough from the
Sound.
There are something like a dozen
prospects in the way of boats to ap-
pear in the trial races. although no
formal entries‘have been made as yet.
Motor boat racing men are notoriously
reticent about their plans. but the best
triangle of live ~
t
Elimination '9 9, .
pay for it in rent.
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For particulars
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endowment cf brains, but be used his mind to better 9
vantage and bought town lots and built houses.
Trusty two buildings have been erected in the immediate vicinity of Fairfi
Park in one year. Substantial houses are beid‘g built on Fairfield Park.
light, gas, telephone, nevi/er, oiled streets. Trolley car every fifteen minutes. Restri
ed property. No interest. No taxes. Ten dollars down, five dollars a month buys
lot. Some lots are higher. You pay fora lot, we will build you a house and let ye
We carry you if you get" sick. You can walk to Wall street
about fifteen minutes or trolley it to South Norwalk in twenty-four minutes.
new houses for sale on reasdnable payment down, balance in rent. Warranty 0096!.
On the property every day and Sunday. -
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”you are of idiotic
TAYLOR & GOLDE
Trust Co.
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caliber to your “la 1:
lord You probabl-
began with a belie
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Electri
Building, South Nbrwalk
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indication that a considerable num-
ber of boots will appear in the trial ‘
races is the fact that nine or ten rac-
ing men have already made arrange-
ments for the care and. any possible
repair of their boats with the boot-
building concerns of oNrthport and
Huntington.
quire H. A. Hegelein, 84 Woodward
Ave. .
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR. FOURi
moms with improvements. inquire of
S. G. Stillman, 2i Weill 812., South
Norwalk. 121 ill
'ro LET--'I‘O GENTLEMEN' ONLY
furnished rooms, first floor. Inquire
6 1-2 Hamilton Ave.
TO LET~FOUR LARGE. ROOMS,’
bath. flue condition, at 53 Osborn Ave.
E. N. Rent 910. 00. Inquire on prem-
ises. 120 3t
‘ BUSINESS - NOTICES
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
~ldxpert repairing on auto lamps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. (Special atten-
tion to aeroplane parts. 162 State 81.,
Stamford. Orders called for and deliv-«
ercd. Tel. connection. 123 lm
AUTO FOR HIRE. D. TRAVIS,
Phones 6212 and 1140. Train calls a
specialty. 119 (it
PUBLIC 8TENOGRAPHER~MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seaview avenue,
East Norwulk, Conn. Phone 240.
117 lm
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 02‘
wall paper, painting and decorating.
H. F. Benedict, 65 Osborn Ave. Tel
12732. 1125 ti
NOTICE- PAPER:
MPAthING
Save money by buying your wall spa
TO LET-FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
dished single doublt or two or thrcei
rooms for light housekeeping. House
containing four 0 isix rooms, all im-
prvcments. Refined location; In
quire 2 High St... South Norwfid
to 27 Clinton Ave 120 31.1
TO LETWFOI R ROOM APART;
meni, thhd floor tear rent 62. 00. Also
bachelor apartment. consisting of front
room and kitchenette. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. 1122 if
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—AT
lug, gas, city water. fine lawns. Ex
cclient bathing, cement walk on shore
front. Building lots for sale. Laurel;
Ilcnch Land Co. C. V. Sew,cll rest-i
dent ugeut. Milford, Conn.
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Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropraétor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience
.- . W..—-W‘.....w
' BPEOlALiST m SCIENTIFO arm
At. ADJUBTMENT.
inn. Opp. Hoyt'c ”Tho-tn,
South Nor-walk.
OFFICE nouns-+12. 1-6, 7-9.
6 adjustments 95.00
MA .).._....mm«. .....MM
. Elm Trees
Sprayed, to Stay Green
All Summer.
Beaupain 6. Saunders
PHONI mm or 1m
David W. Wood
UN DERTAKER
fill” ”ID ”9””. lillLDlNa,
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flit mu. 1W; heart. an.
166 Washington street, Kevlar lulld~
121 {ill
T0 LETMF‘OUR ROOMS. APPLY:
sLaurel Beach, cottages modern '91“th
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 212i
East Washington 81.. East Nprwalkfi
"WHITE BOX—BROOKLAWNS.
The White 'Sox defeated the Brook-
lawns, yestdrdsy. by a score of 5 to 3.
Court pitched a very good game, al-
lowing only four hits and striking out
18 of the Brooklawus. Amundson
pitched for the- Brookiawns-the
White Sox hitting sale 12 times.
121 3tlAmundson struck out eight." The
I‘Brooklawns thought they could win
'9the game withiease. but found out
ithut they couldn't, for Court was in
good condition. Court pitched a. game
iin the mroning and won. and went
lover and pitched another one, in the
'afternoon. and won. The Brooklawns
thought that they could hit the bull
whenever they wanted to, on account
l of Court pitching a game in the morn‘
ling, but Court showed them that he
wasnt nil in -Joe I/ongclmk thought
he could hit the ball but got up five
times and struck out every time. Joe
got one foqup out of 5 times at but.
Before the game the Brooklaw he
claimed that they would knot-k Court
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White, 6112 Ely Ave. Tel 400. Enu- Auartment at 39 Chapel street
mates cheerfully 34an, 1:23 u inquire at 64 South Alain St. 11121. tf’
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NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR ~
mot and shoot repair shop. dAll kit“: MISCELLANEOUS'
:ultom made work. Fit on com or
$350 .UPRIGHT . PlANOm Will.
9NMMW‘ 28 W.“ Washington 8“ rent cheap it satisfactory. 1 viii] al
low what you pay toward purchasing
At once. Address Sentinel, A. ll.
128 (it
NOTICE
The electors oi’ the Town of Norv
town will be held on the
of June 1212. to nit. Ju
cutitlcd"‘Au Act
'l‘ow
No it and, (south Namath. on
him Nowell: Fire District, an
owned illicit
euphoria: said not will
comma of said shallots from
the old llama he? 11mm. on ii'ra
he street; Mullet lit.
ascend mint: clan and at
. House. so 5 led on this m
use limit
Special Town Meeting
walk are hereby notified and warned
that a upoclnl town meeting of said
Monday
80th. at,
which electing the question of the ap
provul or dlsupproval of an not pass»
ed by the General hatefulin or the
9 him at the Junum Session, 1913
Consolidator the
of Norwalk with the (litluil999t9lf9
9
serpentine the City of Norwaiic, " will
1M"l‘hoae electors who are in favor of
ice in their
ballots with the word '1 on" written
tinted thereon, and times opposed
mil give in their bullets with the
more "No" written or printed wow9
dialled bakes will he been tor the :91»:
it
chisel: in the «foreseen until :11 e
unlock in the afternoon. at the? n
Home tor the first voting district at
Mt.
919m the third voting than
out of the box in the second inning or‘
I they would burn up their suits Theyl
didn' t knock Court out of the box, nor
(lid they burn up their suits in the
sixth inning lrelnnd, of the White Sex.
knocked out a home run. Ben Porter
broke a but trying to break the bull
ito pieces. Both teams played well.
but too much hollering was done by
both sides.
«Magoo and Bloomqulst were the. our}
ipircs. The White Sox challenge Lou ,
II”tors and Nationals. the latter soying‘
Ethe White Sox are. too small. The-
White Sox want to show the Nationals
what they can do on the field and then
let the .‘atlonuls make the opinion 91’
the team, not before. The White So:
have an open date this Sunday. Any
team wishing to play the White Box
please notigy the manager.
ALRERT MARUCA, Man.
28 IAncoln Avenue,
.. South Norwaik. Conn.
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WEE BURN WIND WITH EASE
The Weeburn Golf Club team east
lyd defeated the Sound Beach Country
Club mm 17 to 8 in the first mulch
1.
Sound ”Beach links. The scoring: 9
Wallace and Baldwin. Wee 'humt:
worm and Merritt, Sound 'Beoch. 3:
Scoliold, Jr” alone. Woo Bum. 3;
Thom‘und Wagner. Hound beach. 0;
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w» sari. a: dent and umm, sound
Wee Euro. 2:
Bound patch. 0: cunt: and Cape. Wee
M06111 0. 1‘
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INAMHOCK! DIVIAT NATIONAL...
flaw diamond. influenced "Tobey did
' ‘ out in the 611:9 (or the sliding
lunacy afternoon: the
and inexpensive means of communl~
cation. They afford a 9-direot way, of
carrying a message tothe ones who
will .be the most interested.
If you don t
oil‘s series Saturday afternoon at the 9"
lithiuebcrt and Pitt. Wee sum. 0; Foo . -
tor and Atom. Bound 'ilau'h. 0:13am .‘I
and :K. M Knapp. Woo Burn, 8; Mon ‘9;
in. ris and Dillin. pound Beach, 0. u. L. 9.9;
Cleanser and
.. uh cumulus». :
Wit, 0; .‘P. M Know and .Lockwood, .
Kane and italicize; ‘
elm, ll; unwound Jessie‘s. hound
he Shamrocks we in third ”and '
cf‘the scoops. yesterday afternoon, by 9 9
a score of fifteen to fan on the mud " , , ~
-‘—Sentinel Wants are a quick action
A good adv. pays in the best paper
Know
where to go and get treated right we
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Mobiloil Oils.
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwaik
Hardware & Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER ST.
Open95undays From‘ 8 to 12 Noon,
(Mutiny Mnday
June 16th. 1913
At the below uddrcss l have lit-
ted nip 'I‘wo ‘Eye Testing Rooms.
fitted with the latest modern eye-
tcsting devices. and should you be
epos'rmc noras. i
Oren Basset, of Norwalk is spend-l
ing the day in New York, attending
the double header between New York
and Brooklyn. at the Polo Grounds.
In a fast and well-played game the
Colonial Baseball team defeated the:
Colts. of South ~N‘orwalk, by the score
of 5 to 4, yesterday. "
JohnsOn’s
N EW
Wood Dye
is particularly adapted for all in-
terior woodwork for the follow-
ing reasons:
}
A—Quick in obtaining results
BaFastness of color.
C—Ease of application.
D—Wide range of shades.
Iii—Economical.
Call for color boards and sam-
ple can.
Charles E. Dow
suffering from any Eye Trouble
consult me at once.
i believe that l am right in the
conclusion that thinking people do
not want BARGAIN GLASSES any
more ‘ihnu they would want NA-
Dividend Notice
‘THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
. BANK.
South Norwuik, Conn.
’l‘l.l RE to endow 4.1919111 with a Bill
gain Pair of Eyes, so come and see
me if you are in trouble on any
Monday. Wednesday or Friday
evening, 6:30 to 9 p. m. 9
KEELER BUILDING. ROOM 9.
WM. .1 MOORE,
OPIICIAN.
728 Eighth Ave. New York
At a meeting of the directors of this
.hauk held this day. a dividend at the
irate of four per cent. per annum was
dnclmod to depositors from the earn
thus of the six months ending June 36,
21913. The same will he entered on
pussthooks and paid on and after
iJuly 10-1613.
Deposits made on or before July
10m will draw interest from July lat.
9 to 4 Daily.
x
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My Father
Dyed before i Was Born.
‘ Dyer
24‘s.... min at.
south Nomik.
61.:me pmmich {and
9N"! Yfirk 0'3,»
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1061.112. will draw interest from
duly lat
By order, of the llourd of Directors.
GEORGE L WOODWARD,
' Treasurer
1912.117 2w
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Divalent! Notice
1271b glint-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OFB
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
fiOClITY.
Namath, i‘oun,
June 12 will
At a meeting of Dire-clots of this do;
clety held this day. A dividend. at the
rate of four 1% pen cent. per annum
luau doclmd Depositors from the
«ruins of the six months ending
lame rout nut.
The some will be entered on pan
boogie and paid on and after July 10.
June 16.
«.mhn...
Mono deposited on or before July
WILLIAM 1.. charts Fresidcnt.
sunbeam A
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