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WANTED
WANTED ~— COMPETENT S’l‘EN‘
mgrapber. Apply by letter. Drawer it,
Month Norwalk. tilonn. its tit
WANTE‘Dv-TO RENT Oil RENT
with option ol’ purchase, small farm.
(live full particulars first letter. Ai-
dress Farm this office. ‘ 13 3t
GIRLS WANTED IN OUR .It‘lNiSll-
ling department. The Poppnrd Em-
Ibroidory Works. j20 :lt
50 GIRLS WANTED TO SEW 0N
Stinger lpower machines; also finishers
.130 sew hooks and eyes on ladlcs‘ house,
dresses. Section work. Steady work
all the year around. Inquire l9}. 'I‘ara-
dash. 85 Washington St. 120 or
WANTED-4i” .‘Uii‘iillt‘AN WO-
unan. Sewing at home. Will do child-
ren's work. Addrese .\I. J.. tienoral
Delivery, South Nor-walk. 126 tit
WANTanThlAMSTERS.
Goal Co.
FER II is
2.3 Rt.
WAN1‘ED~GIRLS TO WORK ON
single sewing machines. lnauire the
New England Coat (10., 83 Washing-
: ton St. ‘24 «It
WANTEDMAT ROWAYTON, 30
live men to load shells Monday
morning. The Stevens Oyster Co.
, ‘ j21 (it
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
(to $4 for ‘bob calves to tatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.6
If tr
FOR BALI
‘ FOR 8ALE-dSiX CYLINDER. FIVE.
passenger Mathewson automobile, inl
perfect condition. iuunlro Mrs. \V..
ii. Parks, 35 France St, Norwuik.
"hone 1001. 128 ill
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR-
lng our in good condition. Will trade .
tor runabout and cash dilieroucc. Ad-
dress Auto. this otlicc, 3'28 ilt
FOR SALE—~WALI. TENT. AL-
most new. size 0 H by 12 it... with
:i it. walls. inquire ii. Tristram. lio-
ton Ilill, city. J28 it
FOR SALE—TWO :l'lEAU'l‘iF‘UL
“Liberty" bicycles, slightly used; sell
cheap. Man's tandem. Wheel for
girl or woman. l’crllins. R. F. I). 43.
320 :it
, To LET
Wm
To LETw'i‘WO FAMILY HOUSE
to lot, at (love avenue, live’ or six
rooms. Apply to Mrs. Jennie D. White—
head, aliarhor View .llcach. 1'38 3t
BUILDING LOTS FOR 8ALE-
East, Norwulk, water, gas and electric
connections, ti minutes front depot.
Will build for buyer it desired and
provide free allans. Mnring Construc-
‘tlon’Cou So. Norwalk, Conn. 325 iii.
To LET ~— FIVE
rooms, llrst floor. 35
llcnt $l‘l.
. , fl
To LETw—FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. Gas and electric lights. iiot
and cold water; new house. inquire
171 .South Main .St. 25 tit
PLEASANT
Van Zant. St.
inquire '59 Seuview Ave.
125 :it
FOR SALE—TWO CYLINDER
Dutch, in good condition; it will make
good light truck, with extra set oi?
tires, for $200; also 1 Chuse truck,
'apacity 1.500 lbs, too light for my
business; in good condition; price $350.
inquire .l'. Disosa. 65 Railroad Ave.
’i‘cl. 000-2, South Norwalit. 325 3t
FOR SALEmliROODER. iNtIUIlA-
tors, chicken coops. wire frames, corn
Shelter. corn cracker. hone grinder.
comb nest and roosting stands. wine
press and garden tools. Any reason-
able otter. Mrs. E. Vast, Tel, 1300.
Old Saugatuck Road, East Norwallgt.
120 it
FOR SALEaSTIlONG
planted celery plants.
son, 20 Grandvlew
Phone 1052-12,
TRANS-
’I‘hos. l’aririu'
Ale. Norwaik.
.125 at
BUSINESS NOTICES
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
miiixport repairing on auto lamps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. Special atten-
tion to acroplane parts, 1013 State St,
Stamford. Orders called for and deliv-
ered. 'i‘el. connection. 3'23 luil
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-AIISS
Elsie M. liocllcr, 30 Soaview avcnno.
mast. Norwalk. Phone 240. 0i-
ltice ‘Mahavllcmo l-iotol, 'phouo tits“.
‘ilours, 0 to “:30, 1:30 to 4:130.
117 lm,
NOTICE —-' PAINTING, PAPER-
hanglng. Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and palnters' supplies of Alex.
White, til 1:) Ely Ave. Tel. 400. Esti
mates cheerfully given. £28 tl
NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
(unraarcmi. till West. Washington St.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years ol‘ Exports“? .
SPECIALIST iN SCIEN‘I. C SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMEN‘H.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—~91 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
ti adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
r .
I he New Scaence
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG.
(llllrom‘urtic is the dollultlon ol‘ the
-’.iIiF(‘ of the dint-use and the art ol
adjusting tho sumo Iliacasu Is calla
ad by a wrench, who or sprain In
tho bath. Iilvcu ii' dour In childhood
at ('I’t-ulvu ptnvhcd nerves and pain In
liter life in the different organs and
limbs.
(‘bll‘opmrloru remove tho round (It
disease and pulp. health is rnntorpd
through harmonizing tho iwrve cyst
bans in your body. Winnie troubles
givon apoclai attention; also curvw
tom of the splat». You will never to
mot giving the Chiropractor a chance
in twin you
Mamwllc treatmrnts ulwu also.
'I‘. I’ltANtJIS. I). (I.
94 Washington St, 80. Norwalk. Conn,
Graduall- from l’ulmor School, that
tilm'ovcrcr.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto V
Root Estate. Rents. Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
(1. T. McGovern
Tat. 145. 155 Wanhlnaion 8t.
. IZLMITES WIN FROM OUR BOYS.
'l’ho Iiiuc iloll Athletic Association
Iliad-bit“ mun of South Norwalh met
til-foal. ill the hands of tho telephone
limp. of NM" Haven. In that plans. on
l‘wlulnrduy. by the some of El to ll. A
numhnr of telephone fans accompanlod
ttw local team and tulipd the balls on
tm‘ms apply Sentinel Oliicc.
FOR SALE OR HIRE—~TWO ll0\\'<
boats, 12 and 10 ft. inquire Capt. D.
l). Morrell, liowayton. ’i‘ci. list.
jib 3t
FDR SALE-$750 BUYS 0 FINE,
large lots. :30 x 225, front, two roads.
hour city; lmraain. Also good two-
i'anlily house In iiiast Nurwalk, $3,000:
$7.00 rush. Address llox .‘lll, South
Norwaih. jzti -it
FOR SALE—0 ROOM lIIIITSI'i. .\I.I.
improvements, iluc condition. ccntor ot'
South Norwnllt. Price $2,000. inquire
(loo. Mitchell.
FOR SALEw-IIORSES. HORSES.
A few more good. young, chunky
horses. all acclimated good track,
luminous and combination horse, plow
matched pairs. You o'tn buy thcsii
horses chopper than any place in tlw
stain. ilcl‘shlit'ld llorse t‘o., cor. Con
cord nud‘ Wood Sis. 3'5 tt‘
FOR SALE—TWO i‘il’llNlClt Al.-
cohoi stove. Sllilnlue for boat. iv‘or
niL‘l it
tunaoraac
TIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL,. D. C.
207 Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant. llosl Rooms.
South Norwalk Office-43 Meadow St"
78 p. m.
Phone Conncctlonu.
iimtl'sWil a. 111:5 p. ill. Monday, Wod-
noadny. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Stamford, Conn.
. ”I
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tet. office, 1069-3; house, 693.
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STOCK OP
RANGES
in tho most, rmhplctn in tho two
rilil'h.
is’l‘AllIlitiliD. MAGItli
TO LET—«‘IliliN'l‘S lN NORWALK,
South Not-walk, East Norwalk, Row-
ayton, Suugatuck. Consult our list 01'
most. available houses. flats. stores.
inannfactorles with or without power.
lnquro Raymond llros. .125 3t
TO‘LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East. Washington St, East Nomalk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
inquire at 64 South Main St. will if
N.-.‘ MMH‘~_. . ..
South Norwalk
NINE mo
lilOW
IIIE GHANDEST Mill BEST IEIIIEII
“VHF? WNC).IQ?.C}TKD
A Plilx'l‘ivtl'l‘ AND CCIMI’LI'Z’I‘L ltxiillll.
1’9“.”Illlli‘lllly worthy at His worthy and
Ill: ago: ud phimniltd by tho pull! and loud
culywhctc
Afternoon tit Evening,
DEXTER
Circus Grounds
DRAW. o
‘I'lw r-‘hnonur Mary H. "HIT. oi“ Nob
. ,ToLet‘
. Ross ' and
Cards. and
1
I fporllcts on Payne, and lwlicvtng that
.. 5 or n rlpsrry Jovlul within. and with
I SCHOOMZR NEARLY RAN INTO ,0 ”loaning pot'mlllaiity, thank itydm'
YORK.
ACORN
Company
17 Wall St.
PERFECT
Also chalru for All Ranges.
Jones & Hotchkiss‘
Narwalk.
11' you are m sure at your
the final score was rang up.
use a Sentinel Want adv.
job-a ’whcol, and
‘ wulh. vamp wry war crmchinu tutu tho
railroad drnwiirtdwv. ibtl nlnrnlnu.
{'I’hp rue-wt mm brim: tmvvd up Iliolmr ;
has, by a ntnall launch. and had mainly]
pass“! through the carriage draw"
hrl‘dao. tits-inn In the hour tiphl‘duoit
of u train Illtll't‘ was some delay in'
opcnlhu Ilw draw. and lip- captain oi
the orhooum‘ mudn a notch turn of tlic
_ whorl to avoid running into the raw.
Just than tho bridge opened. and tho
i captain luado another quick turn of tho
glided through by a close;
margin. I
,uucnt, at 12.40 o'clock
{condomtrm first Maj
15b . ’W 2.
One man.
years old, 0 ditchmOud, Va, is in a
cell at pollc headquarters. in Bridge-
port, arrested by Sheriff Davis, of
Trumbull; as a,,susl180t.
The Long 111.91 car, in charge at?
Motorman William Butler and Con-
ductor Charles Payne. both of Main
street, llridgoport, was about to return
to Bridgeport latter diacharging halt
a our full of passengers at Long Hill.
One passenger. a young man who
works in a Danbul‘y garage, got on
=and. 'nfter paying Ills taro, sat doWn
‘ln the back of the car.
Wears False Beard.
.i-le was followed almost Immediate-
ly after by two others, 0119.013 whom
lwore a handkerchief tied loosely
around his throat and partly hiding
the lower part of his lace. The other
passenger attracted Conductor Payne's
attention at onée IIGCaliSO of the po-
cuiiar board he wore. Payne declared
alterwards that it seemed to him to
be a false one. “ '
The “bearded” passenger took out
In five dollar bill and gave It to the
conductor, saying that he would pay
ll’or the other man also. l’uync put
the bill in his packet. and reached his
hand into his pocket for change,
“Herc. never mind that!" rapped
out the boarded man sharply, “We‘ll
help oursclves! Up with your hands!”
A long revolver In his liun‘d‘made
his moaning more clear to the startled
Payne. lie. glanced at the other pas-
senger and saw that he, too, had a
revolver in his hand. The next. mo.
illt-llll, in obedience to the crisp roar
mand. l’urno held up his hands while
the second robber din: down into the
pocket. in which‘ Payne had put his
hill and emptied it 01' all the money
he found, about $11.
Leave Roll Behind.
Not knowing
3‘15 much money
that tlu-rc was twiro
as that in other
itln-y had taken all. thv two robbers
EIIiwn tnrnvd to the youngv l‘l-liow cow-
,uriun in tip» litit'li st‘lll and ordered
,‘him to stand up. Tllvy “out through
{his porhcts and got e:i.\!y cents. The;
amount smxuwd to ho about thtir no
«us-loam} haul, {or poritrtrd it:
.withotu llr'hlltilltlli.
\
Lil}
All this limo tlm ppm :‘qun, lialicr.
’\\li.\' Illl'li\llltl;5 at at at was going on
in his our (ind “as 0pm illllg it toward
{ I-lridnrpbrt, “u lx‘ o midiprs ordvrrll
5i“ um and tile-yaw uncr to sit down
‘und \\:ll'll“ll llli‘ilt In purt‘w tly :«tiil.
I';'. no nus told to claw ll'w
lm'.
hill]! sic:
Police Are Notified. "
Swinging off Hm I‘ .l‘ pl..ti‘orm, the
' . . :‘lflmle dir'uplwnl .i in 'Llr woods
. . til“ .‘ftiw oz‘ Illl' llfl.‘ 6-. \w h‘ll'li 2H
‘l but gunpu-d ml.
wild? ll-lti
‘llt‘ luolol‘luzlu
3.1:;Ilit’lll’il and
..i 1:... built-st lvtb‘timln‘ lilo mm‘y
l‘ZI‘fil.) ., our“
'ulll ll,
‘1“.
mid ..- wing; had inn-
1.. kill 'l‘hw- in l1..:: nulu‘wd lliu
Avail Ilwll‘l‘ who leI llI lbztl \iliiio
[hwy umbiulu hill: llu-y t‘uuul,
lizl- :uailal‘ was mu m; t_.a.~.:‘ jllrirdiit»
ilivli
Slltnlpy :.i.:£i'.. a» llu‘ mluu var with
tho fillli‘lt who ll'li lll‘in‘tlirlml‘l, a limit
L'Lvll ”It Iiu- ('itl‘ ju.~I worn-Iv liriduvpurt
l’ayuu .ulll in, l‘l‘t‘tl>:l|l.’,|'ll hllu a. on"
foi‘ III“ whim-rt; Iliultt bpfol‘t‘.
III.‘ :‘tuppvll tho but and ‘mlvplonml
to lll‘Jiltl} r‘hox'lu lllllh or 'I'l'unlbuil
m tuw‘. lllw tut“ not?“ «In.
3 ’lhw pom-mum did not
pm'l umlbinu until '3:#
.Id till} tar and put thi hmdvui‘l‘u on.
‘llllli ,~\I‘Il~r Putin and the!
ipasswunvr \llil) was l'ullllt‘l‘,
Ill ll‘t‘
:il‘nm In His.
do all! lumrllé
roam: ‘
Illill both
llllwlllillrzl lbw :ltln‘pl‘l Itw nun Iut'lwd,1
'up in ii.»- coll at tho lmlll‘u humid
illlllil‘lt‘l'h.
3 POLAR EXPOSITION $TAFITS.
l 'I'I-.!l.l.l-Jii.. l‘ort t‘iurv-ncv. Alaahn
July Ln. Villlptimul' Stilll'unmm‘n t'un-l
ititllltll polar pxplptuilun t‘xplltlilltiil,l
,' which will hpvml lbw ymra in Mil-w ‘
itiilr rum-arch work in iltu Armin w't
gout In." ltu dostilmltup party
‘ulwn tlw old whalrr itariult. b'IIIII'Il
t’t‘ulll I‘UI'I l‘ltii'i'hw imp. ’I'bn ly'ui"
luh mm amunpanlmt by (in. nuwdim-
's‘t'lllitlllvl’ .‘llary Harlin ‘I‘ho powt‘r
pout Allt‘ilut. wlilrh will In‘ curd by ltr.
fit, M. Antivruon'n NIIlIlIiI’I'li party, ro.
mains at I‘ort ('Iiil‘l‘llvn to rmuploto
1'I'plilt‘tl..lilill probably will not Ivuw
until \i'cdtwudtly.
Imiul‘,
FRANK RllzlEI-i LEAVES,
:‘t'nllin horn, racontly had mndn a hmu ul'i
f t‘rioudn. lip was multifunction Itit‘lilllilli:
for tho unuthurn Now I‘Ellllilliitl ’l‘clw'
Illitllil‘ i'utitpliny. All will round to
taunt that ho ho» lump lrupqurrad to
tho Htuiutord Divlaiou.
munwwurhflnm. _-, H“
DREW A‘I' IT AGAIN.
, William .llrow. and his will». of
dpring atroci. had annular of their
nounhhiou. which the polico any nro fre-
on Saturday
night. Tho neighbors complalurd to
the polica and Officers lininlnls and
Flynn want down to warn tlm scrap-
porn to desist, or they would he arrest.
Allan Duckwortn, 30 .
ed.
was so
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.« Tuesday, W ednesday, Thursday, July 29, 30 and 31 /"
Preliminary to the Opening of the I:
August Sale Of Furniture
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at calmesyf,
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‘ “' , Because August I ‘comes on Friday, when so many people are going away
over the week-end, we ofl’er'thls year these three “Days of Courtesy” preliminary
to the August 8316.
All stock's will be assembled ‘on the Galleries, 'duly tagged and marked with
the August price. Advance selections may; be made. the transactions to date as of
August: 1.
4
, ,, .- y m... - . -'Tr-rill'"‘~-~
..sumnmnmussalmmtombs r . .
’ .y. T he F urnituré
Two
‘1'. Purchases of new merchandise for account of the "Ab-l
gust Sale now on hand and to arrive during 'August to the
Value Of bra-promommm-I-‘Imm- vow-ImmnI-m-Immmtannin-3co
$319,000
2. Regular stocks now on hand in‘ our showrooms and
warercoms, all of which are included in the August Sale, to the
Value Of may:ntom'u‘tmmmormmamnmnnmmnmmantao
602,000
Total in this New york Store alonemm mmm.mmiol $921,000
3. Additional stocks
hi...
of furniture in the Philadelphia
W‘anamaker Store, interchangeable at will with the New York
stocks and always on call
chases - mums-1m mf-mrmaj tantrum-m mm~msr" c-r-xotrc
, including the special August pur-
$750,000
--—-—.-
Making 8, grand total Ofummm‘fqummnv. .$1,671,000
This $1,671,000 of furnituremow owned and ordered for August, is the power
behind the \Vanamaker Sale that makes it. beyond competition.
Volume—~0f business being done and of stocks on hand—means capacity and
power to serve the people in the highest degree.
A trusteeship '(like this store) to buy merchandise for a. community depends
upon satisfying the public in that community. This trusteesbip would never have
grown so large unless the publ
ic was being satisfied with what we sell.
If we ever fail to satisfy, the patronage will be withdrawn and the trustccship
will collapse.
The E conomz‘és
licdurtions on the furniture as a whole will avcrngc a fourth; on at least
“100,000 Worth the average wi
'l‘o tbow inlrrrstcd especially in our regular stocks, baring perhaps in mind
ll be a third.
particular picrcs of furniture tbry have soon on our floors, we give the further lu-
i‘oru ition that reductions on tin-so regular pica-m range from 10 per cent (on
\
l:
{holds to .30 wr cent ’on Slit
l 7 .
iW pit-cos)«dually Illt‘H‘S bring nulrkctl just half.
~ The Warranty
All \Vunamakcr furniture, wllcibcr sold at rcduccd prices in the August
Sale or at olbcr-iuut's ol‘ the y air at full prircs, is war ‘uutcd to give lasting satis-
faction in the home.
“'1? are constantly told by certain lilalmi‘uriurcrs that we are too rurri‘ul in
what We buy «hibat we could go nearer the danger lino, scll cbcnprr gradrs of fur-
niture. and thus largely iurrras
v our sales.
Such blamlisbmcuis may 'atcb olIn-r stores, as no doubt they do. but we are
dual. dumb and blind wbcn tbry are made to us .xrriously.
Deliveries
"‘Ilrln'uritw hairy In- Illilllt' in August or later. as drum-ll.
'i‘ i likiani points lbw \l'nmuzialwr law violin-1w will be found to be liberal
cunt-xii l ohm-r all sitipnntulai
l; ( l
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‘ til {lilil'
i4.” bola; m It‘l'f‘
.. It I .. r ..
tl'ul‘rh ..‘.I‘ l,‘.ll “~" ..¢ 1?
“a bow :El’lf'i . l '. m
in}: at Univ .imglwl f‘siilz"
t‘l'llliliillll‘ls twin 3;. o.
If It lwi Mt‘r‘ Ill lindw will
HI‘ this \idllililzizix‘t‘t‘ .‘iilia‘lial 3%
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4 , .‘i '3. . i'ilwtw‘» ‘ng‘v rill Iw what they
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dtipbia. which n. r oily ti. l'» p. inf, m was" ‘ltl in." y at to Wall.
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Each the Largest In Its City
PHILADELPHIA
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