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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 5, 1913 · page 3

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“Weller Insertion. In: bison.

Twentli'nve Words, or Less. 28.5.2:

 

‘ ‘WANTEED my POiSl'l‘ION . BY
. young Hungarian girl at easy house
, jwork. econ speak English fluently.
, ‘inqnlre 14 Laura St. 14 3t

, 7 whNTED—ABYIYOUNG MAN. P0-
siti'on in store, or any other kind of
work. Address :8. this office. 13 3t

 

warren p » ransom 3

horses, all acclimated; good truck,
«business and combination. horse, nice

horses cheaper than any place in the

son ehaiemnonsus. crosses.
A few more needs young, chunky
matched pairs. VYou‘ean .buy these

state. [Hershiield‘lliorse 00., cor. Con-
cord andi‘Wood Ste. ‘ it it

 

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._ ' WANTED —— SEVERAL FIRST

» class tool and die makers. Apply to
The Yale and Towns Mtg. 00., Stem»
“ford, Conn. , " 1:1 lit

FOR BALE—worm CONNER LOT.
50 x 142. high ground. water and 9er
or. good donation; Terms very, low.
Address I... F., care Sentinel. 14 3t

 

-, '; WANTED—«BOOKKEEPER, user

I - be competent to take charge of a

‘ manufacturing company's hooks. State
age and previous experience. Address
"Bookkeeper," Sentinel. 125 iii

WAN’leD-Jilo BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices, for fat calves. 83
to M for ‘bob calves to tatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. 'l‘el. 1.151.r6 fl

 

 

’ MIS‘IEE'ITIZANEOOSTWW

60 PER CENT. DISCOUNT—«COL-
lectors send for approvals unused
stamps. No trash. Stamps elute-
logulng $2 only 100. 50 all different
U. S. 260. Nutmeg ls'tampJGo” Stam-
llord,Gonn, .‘ . ‘ 1281012

A 0 PER CENT. INVESTMENT
for someone. Two $200 first unort-
gages on shore property. Address F,
Sentinel office. 13 3t

 

 

 

 

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CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJ UBTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

207 Atlantic 8t. “ Stamford. Conn.
“ Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—83 Meadow en,
7»8 p. m.
Phone connections.

Hours—9 a. m.—5 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.

SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.

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liireiLiie, Health

Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Real Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
' . Notary Public.

C.T. McGovern

' (Tel. 845. 155 Washington St.

llGAl iiillllilS

ORDER OF NOTICE.

Alfred E. Austin vs. Wlillum S. Fen-
wick, Elnnut l. Fonwick, Mary F.
Kelly.

State of Connecticut, Town Court,

 

 

 

Town of Norwalk, ss., Noru'nih., July '

find, A. 1)., 1913.

Upon the complaint of the said Al-
i'rcd l9. Austin, praying for reasons
therein sol. fort-b, for. i, n foreclosure
oi” mortgage. and 13, possession of tho.
mortgaged premises, returnable to the
'llown Court 01‘ Norwnlk, in 0.1111 or
the Town of Norwalk, on the ilrst .\lou~
day of Murch. 1013. It upprnrlup; lo
and being found by the subsvrilmg
authority that Mary Kelly. who has
been riled in as n deiendnnt in nuid
notion 11ml who has bill?“ summoned to
nppcur nod nnswor to said mmplnlnt
on the :lrd Monday of July lillii, and
thin the said deionduut is absent
from this state mid gone to ports on»

, ilnown.

Therefore Ordered, That notion of
the politicncy at said complaint he air-
00 to said Mary Kelly by publishing
this order in the death Norwulk Hon.
itinel n uowopnpor priutcd in tho Town
of orwnlk, three times snrrossiroiy,
commencing on or imiorc the llrd day
or July, A. 1)., lillii.

lily order or court.

“in (J, (liilfiilmll'.
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Dividend Notice

:rHs souru Noswstn “when
ssuu

sleuth :Norwailt, Conn.
M. a meeting or the directors of this
haul: held this day, a dividend nt‘tlio
ruin of four per cent. permnpum was
declared to dormsltors from the corn-
ings of the six months ending June till.
1913. The same will he entered on
hummus and paid on and after
July. it), 1913.
its mode on or “before July
100 with draw: Internet from, July lei.
thy order or the Board 0 Directors.
GEORGE ii. woom Alli),
. Truseuror.
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7.. .Wa

James froth, arrested for non-soy
per a"; h wigs and pf it’d. deQOMQ‘S
nil ,ge’ish‘u it it windy, Viz
n weekend six in
o 00

oaths trilogy; , bonds

FOR SALE ‘-—- LARGE, FULLY
equipped, old established retail con-
fectionery‘and ice cream establish:
incnt. more opportunity, for exper-
ioncod candy manufacturer. Apply" to
Jones and Valentino, 48 Park Row.
Tel. 802. , 13 3t

FOR SALE—EASY TERMS. SIX
room house, part improvements. Was
ter, gns. land. 75 x 100-fest. Quicken
coops. iruit and shade trees. in nire
19 Central Ave., East Nonwaik.’ 3 8t

FOR SALE-A CHOICE DOT 0F
old mahogany furniture. E. J. Smith,
West Norwalk. Tel. 27-3, 'New Canaan.

‘ 11 (it

FOR SALE-«TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonnell. Westport. Conn,
10' acres, mansion. cottage, other build-
Ings. A1 condition. 0n Post Road,
near Southport. .Geo.\Mitchell, sale
agent, Norwalk, Conn. , augl it

FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL—
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. m2]. ti

 

 

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
~Expert repairing on auto lamps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. Special atten-
tion to aeroplane parts, 102 State St.
Stamford. Or on called for and deliv~
el'ed. Tel. co petition. 123 lm

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seaview avenue,
East Norwalk Conn. Phone 240. 01’-
tice at Muhackemo Hotel, ’phone 980.
Hours, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 4:30.

NOTICE -— PAINTXNG, PAPER.-
hanglng. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and pal ere' supplies of Alex.
White,‘61 1-2: yAve. Tel. 400. Esti‘
mates cheertuily hives. 028 it

NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
root. and shoot repair shop. All‘klldl
sustom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Welt Washingtol Bi.

 

 

 

 

 

DEAD wooo TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W W..—

‘Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropraétor

Foamsntv o? new YORK CITY.
' Years 1' Experience.
SPECIALIST SClENTIFc SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
155 Washington Street. Kcelcr Bulld-
lng, Opp. Hoyt’o Theatre,
South .Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—842. 1.5, 7- .
Adjustments 31.00 per lrentmen
6 adjustments $5.00

 

 

 

m

ironies _.
,r'o ssrmrmsr" rnoon.‘ sens

room‘s. Inquire ots. G. 18iiliman, West
tit, South Norwalk. , 15 iii:

To LjETwsix moons, ‘FIRST
floor, ,sas illuminating and cooking,
water, adults preferred, rent reason-
aible. Jerome Emit-h, 8 Cottage Oi"
East N‘orwalk. _ 15 3t

To LET—LIGHT. COOL APART-
ment. beautifully decorated. All mod-
ern improvements. Centrally located.
J. M Layton, and (lo. 13 6t

'ro LETwFURNISHED, TWO CON-
nsctlng rooms, water. cook stove, gas
plate and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave, near do

not. , _ .13 3t

T0 LET~SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
all improvements; beat. 16 Lowajgltm

To LETejHOUSES. FLATS, NOR-
wwlk, 'South Nor-walk, East Norwaik,
Rowaiton, Saugatuck. Can meet ev-
ery requirement. Rents from $5.00 to
$50.00 per month. iSeerour list. Ray-
mond 81‘s., 137 Washington st. 13 (it

To LET——F‘0U1R ROOM APART-
ment, third floor rear. Rent $8.00.
Also second floor loft, containing
5,000 square Test. Apply at office of
Old Well Cigar Co‘. 9.25 tt

TO LET~FU~RNISHED FRONT
room, alivlmprovemsnts. for gentle-
man only. 120 Washington St. , J2 3!:

FOR ~ifiEN'I' AND FOR SALE—AT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lug, gas, city water, line lawns. Ex-
cellent bathing, cement walk on shore
front. Building lots for sale. Laurel
Beach Land Co. 0. V. Seweii, reel-
dent agent, Milford. Conn. 111 ti

TO LET-AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St. East Norwaik.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire at 64 South Main st. p124 ti

 

 

 

LOST ‘
LOST-BLUE TAFP‘ETA SILK

 

 
 
 
 

‘ could no slit. .
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.‘Pills highly
.. at Risisted's
and althou: filler remedies had tail-
' ey brought prompt
tetul to Dennis Kld~
what they have done

emsnt givgn April,

relief. I f ‘ 81’s

 
 

let—#11 sissy.

Laurel Beach, cottages, modern rplumb. 9

 

 

bathing suit, silk stockings, 2 turklsh
towels, between ‘Roton Point. .Belle Is-
land and South Norwulk. Finder re-
turn to 59 South Main St. and rocelve
reward. 35 3t

LOST-«GOLD ,BRACEMBT $th
with sapphires between. Washington
St. and Tokeneke gate last night.
Finder return to Sentinel and receive
reward. 15 3t

 

 

LOST - TURQllOl-SE MATRIX

 

 

throughout the day. and in the alter-
noou there was concert music, follow-
ed by fireworks and dancing in the e\'-
ening, with a cabaret show on the
piuzzn. Nothing of any unusual note
occurred, and the day was not nun-red
by uvcldouts. '

 

. Belle island Club.

The canine race scheduled for yes.
terduy ut the Belle islnnd Club was
not hold as planned but was run uir
this morning into. The formal open—
ing oi the club for the beginning 0!
the second season wns celebrated by
n clnmhslm which proved must delight-
ful. 'l‘nbles were spread with the good
things on the upstairs veranda, and
runny members were present to spiel"

 

David W. Raymond
UN D E RTAK ER

NEW RED MEN'O BUILDING,
2? WASHINGTON 81'.

Tab. office. 106”: house, 60!.

 

successrut 1qu 4n:
, cnrsmmus.

(Continued i‘mm first pale.)
ridiculed Katherine Grout nodJolm
(trout, 0-2, and (Hi.

in the mower dolllili-is, bumldlmtlfll
vim homo and Fowler defeated Lone

Brooks and llurrhurd detected
(lrccn and lingers, 00, and 0-2. ,. l
in the {timid oi‘ tho men's douhlon
linrclmrd and Brooks ridiculed Van
boron and Fowler, 02, :00, 0-1. nod,
0-0. .
This afternoon at 3:00 o'clock the
finnls iu the mixed doubles will he
played iioiwecu Margaret Lime and A.
Wheeler and Julia imhwond and it.
w. mocks.
Following will he the fluids in the
men‘s singles postponed from Mentor:

W. K Fourier." ” o

dancing. . . '
r" “2%....“ «.1... ,
Yesterday was a so; any at hoton

Pom ,hdi‘ “ nestiin _‘ at the
crow, 3%“ {tier mg” "prev

100: hearth-olden. ‘itl’iflia morals

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

them was bathing. which «continued

 

mid Wheeler. M and 0-2. l

in the evening at the club them was ,.

,tho (WWI. i’roi'. fluorite Finklestono.
iwith several other musicians, commie
.00 the orchestra, whirh‘ furnished con-
;cort nuislc in the afternoon and play-
gen for dancing in the evening. 1
Norwalk Yacht Citib- 1

Joycd 11 dance at tho Norwnlh Yacht
reported by all present. Music was

the sol-actions delighted ills build)“.

During the afternoon prnollcuily nil
,ihc bouts oi the fleet wore out on tho
Bound. There was it good broom for
the selling vessels und the power limit
owners also passed a delightful day.

The runes urn tuition piano this all
turmoil.

At dour: Laurel Club,

or Com 1.01001 tum: elucidated the
’i’ourthiu 0 night oniorhhlo way 908-
lrrdul‘. in tho nilcrnoon the sounds

ilicic lies much talent. in the even-
ing there has an entertainment cont

iooilohs sud rcciintlohs. missing for
lower! and who enjoyed until a lots

lili tiny. between Harry iii. Lane and‘ hour. Thorn were .many new York:

visitors at the club tor insular.
Water sports.
100m. rods to: men ‘
isiaiohn 09mm, new York. 7

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_ assessor
“nationals rel». , ‘
trout. tor;

 

 

stick pin. Reward for return to this 33....th
oitlce. 1‘2. .lt .3

 

 

ismwbouw mm

private.
111nm avenue and

8 DOXII
m whi '

. “Meghan nun
con and I p. In.
times, testing a.
slam. tire out. re»
“T333016; water to be and
oiled}: W . h . bar
a? district Ibo re-
the whistle at

no sc‘lioo .1101};
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No
The residents or Hickory iiiuit 00- i “‘3

Club, last evening, and 0. line time is :5 m am“
Place.

provided by n colored orchestra. and ~

(intrigue. lici‘rcnhmonu of ice cream :3 s Q
and unit“ wore served, i i

‘1‘ Hi.

i
gash, loo Menus.

smiths! '

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IAflN- Atom
“We it» {:1 mifi‘tfi'

9
Bo hull

"c china; :“r
o. m.

1'1 mo.

sports were-held; and showed that: i, m A“.

unions the slut: n-mmimrs' families:

 
 

stating (it instrumental sud roost se- a

showdown endorse. a; identities.w

 

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'A Go ed Endorsement.

“ with was interviewed
.6119 said: "I am only
.5. confirm
Th priced wonders
mil always he s

. 011 dealers. Price 50
‘Jlliiilbnrn 00., Bunnie.
. : agents for the United

.1“ ,nBMWDoanI’s—aaha

aeh Sports,

glen iFoley.
na Steegmulier,

lst-i “£3. Driscoii,
11"Campbeli._
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HWALK nu Aurm
«aqua-z

fieierhone “:2. hi.

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.1 Austin“:
. ‘ o in C
,1 IM. GIOV. .m‘
re mu- ...

1* Alon Btu.

' Cedar

0;"; min.

i and

I'd Aves. gum.

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session.

 

 
 
 

all at an; pm;
. If and lame that
”9 kidney score
”I“ I knew that
Ibo done. Hearing
B'Doken or.
Drills-Store

The carnival pr

. taxes will be d 1
ed at Weed's Dru e iron-

3 Store, this eliciting

lilies Lillian Sellec
spent the‘~l“onrth
in East Norwalk.

k. ot‘Bridzeport
of July with friends

Captain and
Enst‘Norwalk is s
in Madison, Conn.

Royal Decker. or
bending in few dayg

 

Mr. and Mrs.
Newark, N, ,1” 1
with triendain

Eugene Williams,
is spending a low days
South Norwalk.

BYStem. the

.W. Canfleid oi’ Bethel
discharging lire

before Judge
lease was discharg-

safe and re
may depend ‘ upon

Will Benefit

E 3°“ everywhere.
very _.
msmith?»acidiiy

who was arrests
arms July 3rd,.came
Lockwood and his

John Egnofiatrrleste
ness, and Johii Alder,
llnr misdemeanor, had

d for drunken.
held for a sim.

it“
w:
cess and theirw

liver,
leanslng
y nunfy the blood
b0 brain and
Pills act
are always

it t 3'; Applied I
You
In box-c 10s.. 28:.
"or“. unchanging“ -.

nerves. Beecham’s

9.

IiirWidefiimB
Proved merit.

rs

relieve the nu
caused by do

is

mellow elixir...
ctive action ‘of‘
skidneys

stood the"
orabsolute suca,
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their cases uoil.

ed yesterday morning. It was the

Glorious Foufm,

William Robertson, who
for picking pockets on
e will come up in'
y’ morning. He is

was arrested
carnival night
court next Manda
out under 3100 be

The case of
' Henry Degsa’
, arrested July

Henry Cangden and
of Bridgeport who were
3rd, charged with breach

of Darlen, has brought
against Mr. and him
rich. for the non
Mr. Pooley claims
Cnndee is appear-

 

5““ forteooo
Charles Adams,
Payment of a bill.
$5,000 damage; N

While Special

chasing a man dot
evening when he w
wheel and well sh
discharging drew
the law in the (:
omcer hit a ran
from his wheel.

smashed beyond

Oilicer Ryan was
'n Armory Hill last
as thrown from his
shop. The man was
his which is against
it}: limits, when the
it which threw
The front wheel wus

Electric
alarm;

The rolling of a he
the ball of nrguuio
between Christoph
hato Chapiii in Lexiu
night. Captain J. ll
rested the mo
in each insisn

r hey were lined $5 in
morning, each paying

FOR S .
Glass; Cabin
Yacht“, “Dorr

Length over; all, deft, 7

Length waterline 40 it, 6
. Beam , “

Draught

, Finished in mahOgany,
hauled.“ In first class can
Speed 10% miles.

demise seen
,3”! trial on application.

For Tamils and Further Pa
hpply to The Evening

g of beer unused
hi to start roiling
(‘upeio and CL»,
gton avenue inst

 

 

 

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9 ft. 7 in.
3 ft, 8 in.

newly painted and over-
Gicbc engine.

at Not-wail: Country Club‘. 1
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rtlculars

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The Live.
UD-tof-date
Merchant ‘
with that
Satisfied L
Expression
Lurking in
His 'COun.
tenance

Successful
Business

Man——~

Advertises
in The
Sentinel

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