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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 28, 1913 · page 3

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. , IFIED Advertleem
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' ‘v-ASMALL POWER eon-r. .

I.tiondltlon. Will pay $50 cash.
arbor Vow Beach. 128 It

NTEDmBOOKKElLPf‘R MAG‘
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, 1‘9 with carpenter's tools, do no
g of any ltlnd around a. place.-

mg, etc. care for gnr.den 8°“,ieet long, good order. Price $10 00-.

reliable. Address, Cmeioker

12731.

w mo ~ THREE DRi-VERSl
teddy employment Raymond19123312t

NTED~POSTION «BY A 719
sold boy, with 2 years business-
ege experience to walk during

an and August Apply to the Hun-
sullen Priest guardian 99127

 

 

WANTEDwYOUNG MAN 0R LADY

. l‘ canvesser; straight salary: no
Mmission.
5 Atlantic Sh. Stamford, Ct. ' V ,

_ ANTED—«BOOKKEEPER, MUST
be competent to take charge or a
ul‘acturlng company' 15 books. State
end previous experience. Address

1:” per." Sentinel. J25 lit

UPERINTENDENT FOR STRAW
eatery—A men «thoroughly ac-

nted with the making of the finer
modes of men’s straw hate is manted
[or 9. position to take charge of a
his business. Only a capable

n with executive ability will the con-
ered. it is the rig-ht place tor the
right man. Answer 5301: X, South Nor-
' ’11: Evening Sentinel. :23 0t

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
d Extra prices for fat calves. 88.
66,184 for bob calves to tetten.1-I.
. Conn. Ave. Tel. 11591:6 m

 

 

 

 

LOST

acres herd bottom. at sprite “land: 'atreot.

til/loin .St,‘

7 healthy.

3t97

The Alfred I‘ox Piano ,

" Laundry.

horse suitable for damn mark
peddling.» inquire oi: ,‘i’eier O'Hara
Howe-rd Ave. East storming 128 at

FOR BALEwOYSTBiR GROUND, 2

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Also Angora. Mittens. '«Vlnqulre 6‘:
Meadow St. Phone 1361. . . 128 it

SKIPJACK :BOA'I" FOR 3ALE~18f

 

Inquire W.li Hubboll, pool roompso.

128 30

FOR DALE—«05,1132 oooo wolncfiy

 

FARM~8 PRODUCTIVE ACRES,
pldnted, near station, trolley, V’high
"midbstnucted View,’ good
groom house, newly discordted,r 30 feet
porch. Outbuildings chickens; sole or
exchltnge for house ncur South Nor-
Wlall; station. Equity about $3 000.
P. (V). 130er92. «South Norwelli. -

FOR SALE-STANDING GRASS.
Address P. 0.180: 248.1)81‘1911. 327 61'.

FOR 8ALF-SOUND DELIVERY
horse. Can the seen thetWeen 7 and 8
s. m and 5 and 0 91). tm. 0V1d Well

, 123 lit

you SALE 4men. FULLY
equipped, old established retail Vcon-

 

 

 

lecticnery and ice cream estpbllshn

ment. Rare opportunity for exper—
ienced candy manufacturer. Apply to
Jones and Valentine. 48 Pox-l: Roms
Tel. 802. o 125 iii

FOR SALE—MILK. EIGHTY
quarts of the best quality, deiilrered
dolly fresh from groin tied cows,

price. 20 qts., or over, 5c per quart. _

Address 114.. core Sentinel. 324 it
FOR SALE—$1.000 BOAT. SEATING
capacity 25 to 30.12.14 P. engine, all
equipment. Price $350. inquire 3.11:1.
Loy-ton and Co. 123 0t

FOR SALE—«FINE PAIR or
cobs, carriage horses, sound and kind.
suitwblo tim- lady to drive; good “tor
livery business. Apply V R. Pooiey.
Durien. Phone 5. 114 1va

 

 

 

LOST-—BANK BOOK 010.111.1124.
issued on the south Norwulk Savings
shank. Finder will please return to
sold :bank as payment has been stop-

1! 7 , 1 114 21 28

 

LOST OR STOLEN.

 

t6s-r on srotsnuruo-t r'rs

cringe ed the can slde,”d. ‘ Moot
{:e‘wrenee center loom-cl skill;
,liillen. ‘i'ieturn to W. A. Reid, Fitch

milieu. Return to W. A. Reid; Fitch
St East Not-walk. .. '

s‘pmm. Anibal-meme.
LATEST ms-ruooe.

Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Roomfi,
nth Norwalk Office—~63 Meadow 32.,
23 p. m.
Phone Connections.

lire-11 it. 111.5 p. in. Monday. Wed-
“ caddy. Friday, 0:30 p. m.

eelNAL ANALvm rues. .

idem.- Plato (ling. Auto

6. onto, 8on4}: sense.
Neill-y? P118116.

McGovern

on, wellington at

P”; O Dill Ems.
Twen- ’ than. his

iings.

FOR SALE-4‘0 CLOSE ESTATE
at late Geo. Bonnell. Westport. 001111..
16 acres, mansion, cottage, other build-
Al condition. 011 Post Road”
near Southport. Goo. Mitchell. sale“
agent. Norwnlk, Conn. - 8.1181

127 4t -—-

odidrese 1P. 0. «.135de“, Vsouth

 

FOR SALE—«TWO BURNER Air
colic! stove Suitable (or boat.
terlnn apply sentinel once. m21V

., lsumnsss nos-Ices

ALL KINDS 05‘ NEW AND 8100
and hand slices, any size, for boys".
girls and grown up folks Prices ream
inabie.itepsir1ng a specialu. 20
North Main 81. Tony Gnrromone.
‘Opcn halt day Sunday. i2? 31.

STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WEEKS
~ldxpert ropuiring on auto lumps and
radiators. Fender, thrills and floor
trnye made to order. Special atten-
than be aeroplane parts, 102 State St.
Stamford. Orders celled tor and deliv
erod. Tel connection 123 1111

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISB
Elsie ill. Decker 39 Seuvlew avenue.
ls‘ust Norwnik Conn. Phone 240.. Ole
line at Mullnoheuio Hotel. ‘phono 080.

SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 05‘
wall paper, painting and decorating.
a. ll‘. Benedict. 05 Osborn Ave. 'l‘el
1272-2 :25 5t!

« NOTICE m PAINTING. rerun.
Wheezing. Decoration”, by practical me.
alive money by buying your wall Dir
per and painlero‘ supplied at Alex.
White. ill 14 Ely Ave. Tel. 400. mil-
melee..cbwtuiiy siren. ‘ $29118

NAIH’I “OD
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- melon made work. to: end

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7 Dr. Margaret Morrison

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58 Wuhlhuuu «not. Kori» Mild.

lug. m “Agnew. fit «in.
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» ‘ Adinltntinii 21.00 per abutment
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lINTIl'O INN» ’
IT

FOVR RENTWGQOD WIN-ROOM
house. both and all improvements. V Re

cently repppered and repslnted. inside V

and out. Just on West Avenue. Rent,
.335 Lawrence Agency. South Main
' 7 128 iii

 

:TO VLETHFYIRAST F‘LlO-DR:
rooms, with improvements. Induire of
is. G. Stillman. 294 W681; St; ‘South
Norwolk. ‘

 

To LET—411005118. NEWLY- RENO
voted. Central location. Inquire C.
Rico-lo, 1:1 Crest: St. .128 3;

To LET—FIVE 31100163. to DAY
st. Inquire llloynl Grocery Co. 2.2
South Main St. 321—-

TO LET—eFUtRNIBHED, TWO CON-
necting rooms, twitter, has, gas once.
cook stove unidi- all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 Fleet Avéq
near depot. . 127 31’.

 

Fons ,

128 o

Hit 1:“.

Why Va pageant?
Why it, pageant at Dorian?

A good many people are asides

 

TO Lernho'l-TAGE Au“ BELLE
island tor the season. For particulars
Nor-
walk, 061111 :27 at

T0 LET—«HALF HOUSE ON PUT-
dam Ave All modern itiw‘rovomeute.
Inquire of T Eresnen, 47 West Ave.

South Not-walk. Phone 458. 126 St

TO LET—«BUILDING, 20 x 40, sort--
enle for garage. on Lowe street. 810 00
per month. Inquire J. M. Layton and
09.. South Not-went. :26 3t

STORE To LET—5 WOODWARD
Ave. suitelble dor. any kind or hustness.9
Rent 815‘ .‘per menth. Inquire J
Layton and 00., Inc. 1211

To LET—«ATTRACTIVE FURNISH-
ed suites or roo‘ms, each with nephr-
ate both every modern convenience.
inquire 53 .West Aye 121 (it

To LET—FOUR «ROOM APART
ment third iloor rear. rent $8.00. Also
bachelor np'lirtment, consisting of trout
room and kitchenette. For further
particulars apply at cities or The Old
Well Clghr Co. 7 V 323V ti

FOR RENT Awe, sort sun—Ah

 

 

 

 

 

 

44 Laurel Benin; collision modern 191118155

1113 gas. city water. line lawns. Ex-
cellent bathing. cement w; on“ ah n

1311134 7%
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Beach Len?
dent menu}.

TO hET—l-A'N APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Net-walk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
inquire at iii South ilaln St. 11124 tt

MISCELLANEOUS.

 

 

- these Jones/lions ndw6dsy .7.

Mi meaning:
stage, hence, what who efihiblted ”V‘City Boston..19031 in Philadelphia,

, We lies)?
of pigeants all around us,- ““eud learn
of thousands or people who attsnd
‘bftheni I’The decade
is the iattrnc‘tion‘e'
spectacle?"

in the first piece. the word is a 36011
deal of a misnomer; yet, when under-
stood in its modem sense, it serves
as well as any other. In the minds oi

{livid new form oi

ny‘ls then: “What 1

» 10(11pr possum there or down it? I, H I I

 

Written and til-reused by Mr. worker,"l
Wes, the lit-st cg this species. .
Various writers have side contend
ed that the modern hours a close re-
lation to the medlaeval litigant—oi
contended which will hardly be burner pageant-drama. V - ‘
out by the ducts. Some otV the irn'por- '
tent pageants since thdt ct Sher-

portunities.

natural amphitheatrb. could not be im-

 

most of us. the word pageant suggests

or seine hhtoric event; or businesstecd
tivity. But when We turn to Mr. wob-

stei- no are thdnit‘has h more segue!
”A niovible scalroldgc or

it. A theatrical oknibulori: a mental
cle. Any elaborate spectacular exhi-
bition or display " ‘

With this definition in mind—-—‘ Thy"
kind of an entertainment plight Very

Wild est exhi loin, Paine’s
Wet-1m or a (lone island spectaclp.
it will ‘thereiore. be noted that the

590198.633 d not heard oi the
£1 3? his is likelyflhe
‘a e. fili-p it - een invented: up

swords ’
. The best definition of the mode:
pugeunt that 'i have heard was given

9- by wanna: thiticey Loom. thti

president of the American nascent Aa-

 

60 PER CENT. DiSCOUNTwC-Oir
lecture send for approvals unused:
stumps. No trpeh. Stamps oath
loaning if; only lilo. 50-1111 (litter-cut
U; 3250.1811ch 31111111100” Stum-
ford 001111.128 55 12

compo-A BEAUTIFUL BATHING
bench on the Sound The auxiliary
yacht hdnn in charge or t‘sm. Ariel
Banter-on, will make two round trips
dsily irom South Not-walk for passed
zero and freight Leave Siuth Nor-

 

wnlk it) e.1n end 1 p in. Leave Com-i

1 or the community

societies: “A drama at which the
place is the hero. and the do} eiopment
the plot." This is
00116186 and mum stills; but 0 it” if
we would’disyego din-inlets: understand-
ring of the ivordmlllttt-h‘lnust 58 added
in the way oz elaboration. in the first

.7 place, it will be seen that the word no .

longer signifies a. parade. in a pageant
there may he a procession oi one sort

103‘ another: but the. chic! idea is to

present. in the open. a series at his-

po 11‘: 30 a. n1. 4 p. in. Round trip 25c. ’ tor-iced incidents. the some to be onset:

All should.

on.” Mm».

327 ill

Knickerv-A suii‘rngetie is a person
who can feed that-push the nose.

Bockor~Xnd on “Danni-tissue is

a person you can lend around by the

nose—Jim York-flint. V 7 V?

sentinel Want: (arm on turbulent
mime vital been interest. pol-110W
oi the daily “pipers.
(9 WW4
Even some old settlers never not
lie. V 7 V

“0010011111111. wires _

Many n 05th bismuth Household Will
Find Time 16.. 7

W'

These tenures offer a reason for the
popularity at the modern pageant.

it has A wide. appeal to local pride;
it ill iliélbi‘iicil; it is personal. “‘

ii theWennt- phone _ be drna

' mm the. with;

' do no” permit»

on the place, which in "the here? it

its past hopped! toebound in dramatic

peasant.

lo “Willow
his it «no r.

not an 7
.. .lt
tin-00801

plots. cl 5 viii!

To bus-V0 tho pylon m helm of It

bad hush removedwto be entirely ‘0‘
trots annoying. nonporous iii-him!
orders. is enopxit to moist air hi

‘dilgmotlo term. _%'i‘
7 “$060 *0

wick... 1906; D'xiord end 8L
little 3153 “I“ 8 pdfldHigniiloent 107.431“? 0f ‘81. Edmonds. 1907:1DOV"

well be called a pageant: A theatrical!9mm),m Doerileid, Wisconsin and Se_
pertorynance. a Punch and Judy silicon.E ism The most important pageant to
a circus parade. a flower carnivVgtVl, a

prom eds oi dogs: on Broadway, e

"’1

ed bl the people at the community. ,

incidents and of u stirring nature. then' ‘
thereiisgood mums our {low ‘_
down-stuns plow «Withers schism-v -
cam .‘ ‘

up. some coloniuniilel V V
have «regret-ed that they had 1116er 9 9

sororities hind.”
All 11010 suspected it is 9

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borne. oi 1905. in England, were: War-
Albnns.

agined than the cue selected.
Coraline Gotham,
have ’reslded on this
er. 1908; Chelsea, 1908; Colchester
and York. 1000; and the Army Pageant
of 1910 ‘In America: The Pageant oi
Educetloii and Pageant of the Pertect‘
ardudstund, ebieio seat over ten thou-
tbe Founders Week Pendent. 1908.
and the IHistorical Pageant. 1012;138-
geant of Westchester county; ngeant
of lilinels. at Eva‘nstou; Pageant o;
Petersborough; and the pageants at

woods, and a continuation
ground or back drop.
.09 held in Canada/wee the Tel-centen-

iii-y Celebration, held at Guebso.‘
The xnost important pageant sched~

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eighteenth century. and uhere, in 1782,

died for the present season. is that to; during the Revolution, the congrego- ,

be given it Del-ion. Donn..- on August tion see captured by British soldiers.
25th and 80th dud Septembe‘ lat. All of the men. including the pastor
‘i‘hls notable pageant has ileo‘n written
.and will be staged by 30111an Chaun-

iidon. 51.11., of the present your The part in the pageant oi Derien
.muslc for the notion pageant hes been;

mitten by Arthur Flu-well. outlawing Ii w“ vote Yes on Monday for com

oi municipel music. or New York
Dorian. with" a Very varied historio‘l

past. (mm; back to the earliest 00109“. to institute a, political potpourri

lul period. otters it rich subset to: ps—i ninong other things more uncertain.

To carry through the en‘:
tel-prise, over ten thousand dollarsl
have been subscribed by the citizens
of the town; and over five hundred
adults and children will engage 191: this

A more desirable pageant ground, it 9

send people, is being erected. Before
it is an open. grassy expanse; to the
right is the river; to the leit a thick
of the
woods will serve as an, admirable back-

The pageant grounds are in close
the Congregational-
Church. built in‘ the early part 01‘ the

ithe hey. Moses Mother. were dial-oiled
oil to prison. It is curiousiywthe case
to ”1" “-9“?.“““ he made his b°° n cy Lehman, who put on the pageant} that. many descendants oi Moses Math-

” Eoi 'l‘rettord, Vt, 1911; the Pageant oi er. as well as 0! many of the men who
u 8i. Johusbnry. 1012. and that at Men- were captured in this foray. ulll take

sellout-{om you use your prerotntlve

"Rosemlu-y." “Polnan‘der Walk," and country" hiruLsugdon will doubtless,

‘V‘Joseph, and hits Brethren." The Prof: with his long experience in- this work. 7. ‘
ant oi Sherhorne, given in 1905,‘ts1te lull Adi-sumo or all these on New York

Haven 8: Ha -
lord V7

.; RAILRO VD.

TIME” T 15 ,7

l ‘ .9 in Efieet June 1 1813.,

Miss
whose ancestors
property for U .
nearly one hundred and seventy-live SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

S-eers, has denoted the use of the
grounds. which are on Good-Wiveslfi' '24x. 6:431. 6:55. 7:18. .7 B 8.
river, near lung’s End Landing. A

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