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par Insertion. In Black—
...a no ufll‘nb
Whack-mo iI-Iotol Ilook
. south Norwllh . . .
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«Ms-H
WK" ED-A GIRL FOR GENER-
al housework. Apply 11 Lowe St,
South Norwnlk, jzlii 3t
WANTED —— TEN 'i‘YPEWill’l‘Elt
operntors, competent to address on
.velopes. Apply The 'Croiut und Kuupp
iCompuny, South Norwnlk. jt'ii ‘lt
-—
WANTED—-AN ASSISTANT MAN-
ngcr. one endowed with some nullity,
integrity and .push. No others need
apply. Modest salary to begin. The
Norwalk Investment '00., 70 South
Main «St, city. 129 Bi
WANTED —— COMPETEN’I‘ STEN-
ogrnpber. Apply by letter. Drawer 13..
South Norwalk, Conn. 128 St
WANTED—T0 RENT QR RENT
with option of purchase, small form.
Give iuii particulars first letter. M-
dress Farm this office. 12 3t
GIRLS WANTED IN OUR FINISH-
Iing, department. The l’eppnrd Etn-
Ibroidery Works. j‘lti 3t
“50 GIRLS WANTED TO SEW ON
Singer power machines; also finishers
to sew hooks and eyes on ludics‘ house
dresses. Section worle. Steady work
till the your around. Inquire E. "urn-
dasb, 85 Washington St. it’ll 6t
WANTEDWBY AMERICAN W0-
cncn. Sowing at home. Will do I-hild-
ren‘s onlI. AddIeSs M. J., General
liel‘nety, South Norwnlh. j‘ld 3t
WANTED-441‘
live men to
morning.
ROW AYTO\, 3
load shells Monday
The Stevens Oyster Co.
, 121 (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.
Miedmnn, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
[6 tr
74633161363 NOfiEE‘éMM
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
”Expert repairing on auto lumps and
raidintors. li‘cttder,,l.nnlis and floor
trays nmdo to order. Special atten-
tion to neroplnne parts, 163 State St,
Stamford. Orders called for and ”deliv-
cred. ’l‘oi. connection. . jt‘il 1m
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-~MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 36 Settvlew avenue.
Must Norwnlir. Phone {iii}. Oil
lice Mnlutclnuno liotol, ‘phone 989.
liours, 9 to 11:60, 1:30 to 4:30.
it? In:
NOTICE —— PAINTING, PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pn-
por and pninters' supplies of Alex.
White. 61 1-2 lily Ave. Tel. 406. Esti
nintos cheeriuily given. .128 ti
NASH'b MODERN GOODYEAR
Mot no: shoot repair shop. All kinda
custom made work. ii‘ti. and commr:
flint-HII‘N'J 1'8 Wont Washington St
. 4......
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN &. SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
l'cnrs or Experience
. sPEclALIBT IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
. AL ADJUSTMENT.
: UNITED BANK BUILDING.
, South Norwalit.
OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
indiununcutn alibi) per trentmnnt
ii ruiiusiincnic $5.60
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB.
”r... . c... ,
-‘ u
"i he New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.
I. ”Mr dprnrtic is the dcilnitlon of tho
(Filliiit‘i oi' the (licence rind the Iu't oi
Iuljuntiuu the some. iiinonun in (‘llllli-
ml by n wrench. twist or sprain In
the buck. lurch If done in childhood
It cronies pinched cum and coin in
lntm tile in the different organic and
Iliuim.
i biroprnciors remove the cause at
dint-use and pain honitb rcntorttd
through lumnonlzlng the nerve 6n-
toms in your body. tremolo troubles
«lion speninl attention: also curvn»
turn of the wine. You will "over no
great. giving the Chiropractor n chance
In help you.
Magnetic treatments given nice.
1'. FRANCIS. n. c.
94 Washington St. So. Norwaik. Conn.
tlrndnntc {Iom Painter School, the
discoverer. .
._ ,4“ M. c. .WVWMMW..4
Your Ilium property is costing
money every tiny. A Sentinel want
adv will change your logs into u
wont. Try one and one.
\ iron SALE—TO
I . non ecu
MAKE ROOM.
bout 5i) racing homer pigeons. Seen
.fternoons. 6 High St, Soutthcr-
I) 1
lawn 8ALE~HIIIISON numnour,’
1 condition. Sold on account of ill-
as Edward G. FIoeh. 18 Lowe St,
uth Norwulk, Conn 129 lit
“FOR 3ALE-SIX CYLINDER. FIVE
lssouger Mathewson automobile, in
pcri'ect condition. Inquire Mrs. W.
iii. Parks, 35 France 'St., Norwalk.
Phone 1091. 128 (it
FOR BALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR—
ing car in good condition. Will trade
for runabout and cash difference. Ad-
dress Auto, this office. 128 Bi
FOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL
“Liberty" bicycles, slightly used; cell
cheap. Mans tandem. Wheel tor
girl or womuI. Perhins, R. F. D. iii.
126 at
FOR SALE-BROODER, INCUBAr
tors, chicken coops. wire frames, corn
sheller, corn cracker. bone grinder,
comb nest and roostin‘k stands, wine
press and garden tools. Any reason-
able Iol‘l’er. Mrs. .E. Vast, Tel. 1360,
Old Snugntuck Road, East Norwalk.
126 (it
FOR SALE—4; ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements. fine‘conditlon. center of
South Norwulk. Pnice $2,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALEwHORSES, HORSES.
A few more gDOdi, young. chunky
horses, all acclimated, good truck,
business and combination horse. nice
matched pairs. You can buy these
horses cheaper than any place in the
state. Hershfleld Horse Co, cor. Con-
cord and Wood Sts. 35 it
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohoi stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11121 ti
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJ USTM ENTB.
LATEST METHODS.
IE. BARTHOL, D. “C.
267 Atlantic Si. Stamford. Conn.
Lndv Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Oiflce-63 Meadow St.,
78 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. In.-l3 p. In. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tet. office. 1069.8; house, 693.
i
8TOCK 0F
RANGES
Is the most complete in the Mo
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
voiut. rnnrnc'r
ACORN
Also Repair: {or All Ranger.
Jones 8: Hotchkiss
. Company
17 Wall 8i. Norwulit.
WATEHBUR‘V MURDER PUZZLES.
WA'i‘IIlillli’IlY. July 3i.‘.~'~n\iiiliiiii{ll
the entire Iiolovlivc force or the city
Worked until lillo bust. night trying to
solve. the mysterious murtlur nr Minn:
Muzoltovimo, whose body who found
floutintt in the Nutmniiiek l‘l‘l‘i'l‘, Sun-
ililfv’ ilfli‘l'lllmll, iii) ill‘I‘flMii llIIVI? Ili’t’ll
mudo III! yet,
DROWNED IN CONANTVILLE.
i‘iiNAN'l‘l‘lleE, .iniI L’iimhilllui‘ll
.Ii i‘nll . iii, of this village, nus drowu~
ed during 1in night. in limbo Lake.
near horn.
sitting on the shore of the hike and
the indications. it is said, tire. that.
death wns occidental.
mnrrlcd.
lie was un- '
.rc LET
TO LET—J‘IRIS'I‘ FLOOR, 4 FRANK-
1111 .St Rent $12.1nquirc S. G. Silli-
man. 24 West St. ‘ 129 III.
To LET-LTWO FAMILY HOUSE
to lot, 31 Cove avenue, live or‘ six
month. Apply to Mrs. Jennie D. White
head, Harbor View Beach. 328 3r.
'ro LET—«FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. Gas and electric lights. Hot
and cold water; new house. Inquire
171 [South Main St, 125 (it
To LET-AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Namath.
Apartment at 39 Chapel utreet
Inquire at 64 South Main St. mill ti
Fire, Life, Health
Accident. Plate Glass. Auto‘
Inluranco.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bondl,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Walhlnaton st.
Real
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
'I‘IME TABLE
In Effect June 23, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—-l:20.\' 5:14p, 5:41x, 6:09.
6. 24x, 6'. 43):, 6: 5.). 7'18 7:46, 8:17L
S. 41x. 8‘ Mix, 9: “10): 9: 37, 101201,
10 '45Y 11: 38
P. Ill.-—~12:58x, 1:0“, 2:40x, 2: 501
«
3:27 4. Zilx, 5:41. 5. 52):. 6: 37, 6: 51!.
7:20x, 9122):, 9. 59,10:45.
'..I
Sundays.
A. \i. -—-l‘_’:-u.\:, i) 14);. 5111:, 6:241.
8:54 19:20x,11:2-.I
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. \i.~—-4:45, 5: 46 6:45, 8:191
91:26): 8:5.‘Ix‘ 9:l5.\ 10:92.6, 10:06
10: Mix. 11:03.
I’. M.-12:6:i. 116‘». l:IS.‘:, 1:23x Sal.
urdny only. 2:il»i.\', 213?, .‘.: :‘.u\, :32.‘ mix,
drifxx, 4:29. 5105):, .I. L'ix 5. '36. 6:01;.
6:07, 6:0le 8:20x, I'i .iiiix', 9: 30, 11:10:,
11:60, 11: mix 12: ti6\.
, Sundays.
A. M.-t£:66x. litiiilx, 6:33x, 8:65:
9:60, 10:03:. li:iiiix.
I’. hl.-—-l‘.’:itlx. 110.“. 2:00x, 3244:
:62K. 21:64.6:01x, 7:l~ix. 6160:, 8:16!
:1
P. M.«~-i'..':67x. I1: i'lx. ll: 19x, 1:50;.
6:10x,ti:46,7119x. Sriiix..i:69x.ii:231.
16:6".‘x. littilx.
1
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SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURV
A. M.~*-11'30 6:13. 8:27. I920”.
P. M.:--i 2.1. 2:23x. 4:36x. 6:21:
6:26, 7: 20:.
eundnyn.
A. M.-~~li):iilx, 10:26.
P. Air-«2:15. 7:!5.
DANBURY T0 80UTH NORWALK.
A. “rm-6200! 7:18. 8:16, 10:01.1.
“:16.
1’. 16.4461“. 6:36. 9180!.
sundnyn.
A. me'y‘u’ili. litiir.’
i’. M.WIIII)0, 7:39. 6299!...
(xi Empress.
BRIDEGKOOM HELD FDR PER;
JURY,
.ilAll'i'ii'IilIli. July tittwlohn lifting!
cyt. lll'ii'I'r or II lire department trunk
In this citv was arrested today for
the 131m lini‘tl'tt'd committed and to
held under 6: Iiiii bonds. charged with
IIPI’JIII}. Ln: oat I‘Ind Mnhni Beatrice
(‘iiup mun married May in lust. and it
'in alleged that when be secured the
Ilium um helm. m; was mminnn licence he declared that his‘iwag mpmd, but will react/er. The
irittoioba “no ti, your: oil use, When
on II motor of foot she in only 13. The determined.
girl‘s mother mode the complaint on
which the warrant was tuned.
t . . . .y ‘ ,1 », ‘ ‘
r. M.——12:4Sx, 2:1'nx, 2:: 0x, 6. it?
525233 6:56.\‘. 7:1‘Jx, ".5..x, 8:211.
9:22x, 9:59, 10:36“.
53.92:. itiniiix, 11:10. iizliilx. dny 16' iii" i'Iiiiut‘lInI-nt oi .lhrit'uiiuro
niruinst lili‘ notnio tuber moth. which
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW Is working havoc with the pump crop
in numerous ports oi the country and
HAVEN. 'l s . \" m' litri'ti ml I‘I“! I III‘
A. M.-12:liix. I2:I‘2. I 193:. 6:09. “,""'. r,“ ‘9], ,’ v‘,‘ f, ”1‘19“" 1,;
7523. um, mum, 10133:, iicm. "“"l'm‘ ” “' “5‘ a” ‘3, mm"
1, .5,“ liliii‘l‘h‘ of the winter supply. iiw post
I), hl.-12:ii‘3, 1:20. Mix. 4:26. i“ {9.11%.“9’,,D!w,;n,(‘,!‘t,1“, :1l{i.r‘)'~n,“.‘
5:153, “KIDX, “:47. 72“,)“ “:DBX, (“19" ill“ (Mlh. 31! (HIV mt“ HJNIT b.
_ _. _ . nnd ihrouub shipments of early putti-
9.333, 19.9%, litiu.
___ tons It Is lu-luiz introduced hrondvnut
- - l .i U . S :1.
Sundays. (lilt‘fil‘hhi'illin; xIllte lili‘dignu £91“ Futonu‘ lo
.I. II....I2:1IIx, 12:.I2x, Mix. 7:43. ,,"\‘.".'. h m, .meM ,, [$0, ,.:.,..
Siziiix. 10:19, ll:llx 53‘1”" W" i in ' I ‘ i '
must: H Ml: mayhem
Thousands of wives, mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their praise
oi! ORRINE, because it has cured their
loved ones “of the “Drink Habit"
ind thereby brought happiness to
their homes. Gnu be given secretly.
ORRINE: costs only $1. 00 per box.
Ask for Free Booklet ‘ .
Parker Pharmacy,
B‘North Main street.
IIEIIIILUTIIIII oII iIATIiil-
‘IIIIIPIIE III LIIIII, PEIllI .
(Continued from First Page.)
NEW YORK. July 29,—»The report
vln London oi! a great catastrophe at
Lililtl, Peru, was news at the oillces
or the Central and South American
Telegraph Company here, there hav-
lng been the usual routine communion.
tiop with blind up to last evening.
The oiliners were unaivure that com-
munlontlou bud been cut oil, and they,
accepted cable «messages to Limo. this
morning in the belief that they could
get them through.
As late as last evening a dispatch
was received by the Associated Press
direct from Lima announcing the
constitution of a new cabinet, but not
mentioning anything in the nnture oi?
n catastrophe or a revolution.
Political conditions in Peru have
been disturbed for some time, the an-
ger ,oi‘ the populaCe being directed
chieiiy against the senators. A bomb
wns exploded last week at the resi-
deuce oi' the speaker of the senate and
on the snme tiny n mob prevented the
senators i'rom entering the senate, ’i‘iie
ounce of the trouble was that the
speuker bud ignored It decision of the
Supreme Court in regard to the an-
nulmcnt ol’ the election of some sonn-
Iurs. A shorttlme ulterwnrd an at-
tnr'lt was made on former President
Legitiu nnd hisson. who in defending
lilr'illSCII‘i'S killed two of their nssuii-
nuts and wounded others which
brought about lilt‘ll‘ arrest. The
$ll‘I*"i.< or the capital have bwn since
patrolled by soldiers.
'i‘rlruruuis were exchanged by this
('in nnd Lilllli this ll‘ltii‘l‘iilll; through
IlicxontriiiniiuLa‘ontiI American Tole!
graph t‘mnpnm as usunl. \z the chirp
oi the company It was 6; till no iniorm
tiiion lmd b- -en m wit’eli Iiuu \Io. lid in
Ilium» uny unusual i‘-CLIII‘IllI:I: nt
Lima.
'I.I\I.\. I’ortl,
solidi-lg:
I”.
Jilly 21'.” 'i'iIIII‘I- is nil.
tm it"llh in tho rI-pnrts I'UI“
II-ni in iiuropv unit AIIII‘I‘H‘H III n m-
,Insu‘ouiu- in this city. There has Iit't‘ll
no I“~.Ii‘§‘.!’il‘tiliiiil‘,\' Im-ui'rvmu- ut‘ illl_\’
hind ’i'iip rumor. pInIthiy nz'usu tron]
iii! mil litti lifiI'LIIIIIIIilI‘ I'unununirn-
lion in 1\\l*l‘ll lit'i‘t Itud Snuiium, CNN“,
.is interruplvtl
POTATO TUBER MOTH.
I
Another Pest which Threatens to De-
stroy the Crop.
IVASIIINII’t‘Iix, nu,»~ xii. rull’nrnint'.
against u post that, threatens I-wry
dinner table in the. hind \vux Issued III-i
fully mol‘ the nominee they dig and
destroy ovary potuto and vine that
shows the slightest ohms of the moth.
Spot'lul nttunllon. illoyvmltl, should he
Kiwn II. the Mood potatoes. on which
the nulmupwni crop depends. li‘nmi-
fiction with nnrbon hisulphidu in run-
Ulllllii‘llili'tl.
'l‘ho solo-mints utter It wnrnlnu
nirnlunt nnrvlimu methods in planting
nnd iinrvnniimr potatoes qul rupture
“Inner-III prcirwtivc and (Intensive menu-
uron In'o nIloptod III. once titurl‘ will
be It ncriouu reduction of the potato
crop" , (,y
_...............W _
mum-pg ,hnby‘n rroup. Wiillti‘n
dnily ruin and bruises, mmntnn'n sore.
throat, limilfllllii'ri lammmggwpfi
'l‘licmns’ Eclectic Oilmllic grunt
imnhnhold moody.
TWO KILLED IN WREDK.
m
angina Crew Dion When Locomotive
Jump: Rail. In Montana.
Will'i‘iilli‘lSli. Mont. Jillyi’ILM'I'lie
{not mull No. 2. went-bound. won
wrecked east of itorkhiil yesterday.
Fluctuat- Pooh I... Forcum- rind Fireman
(3er Smith, diam oi Whitefish, were
killed and Express Messenger anh
omm oi" the accident has not. yet. been
litre engine left the nails
and turned dyer, one oi the mail cars
it
u
it
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'II ,,.‘
I6 9!
ii i!
I; n
’ 4,!
it is:
“i I.
piling on top of it
DAILY POEM
SYMPATHY. '
I know what the caged bird feels,
alas!
When the sun is bright on the
upland slopes;
.When the wind stirs soft through
the springing grass
And the river flows like a stream
of glass; .
When the first bird sings and
the first bud opens,
And the faint perfume from its
challice steals——
I know what the caged bird feels!
I know why the caged bird beats
his wing
Till its blod is red on the cruel
bars; '
‘ .For he must fly bac»: to his perch
' and clng ‘
When he fan would be off on the
bough a swing:
And the pain still throbs in the
old, old scars.
And the‘pulse again with a keen-
‘er sting——
I know why he beats his wing!
I know why the caged bird sings,
ah me.
When his wing is bruised and
his bosom sore-—
When he beats his bars and he
wOuId be free:
It is not a carol of joy or glee.
But a prayer that he sends from
his heart’s deep care
But a plea. that upward to heaven
he {tings--
I know why the caged bind sings!
13-8
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. nynk.‘ »\-"-'I- \‘\‘ \‘
a
~Paul Laurence Dunbar.
.vuouuru-iaria
“'1'?" -‘
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’u.~fnxvld"rrf
vibes;
“‘5‘V. “‘“‘\V-\‘\“‘\“~“ “ - s
x‘~‘\‘\ fl‘ ‘x‘hjfi‘,’
,‘I '>-—. .'.no'. '2'?
at, Unity-rad. at. at. ans-{avian . at. can
”In.
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‘. .\"~ ‘\_‘~- \ fix"
‘ m“
Sun and Wind Bring Out! Unit
How to BMW. EIIII‘
Here's a chance, Min/s Fri: 1
to try a remedy for freckles
guarantee of a reliable dealer unit.
will not cost you a penny unless I
moves the i‘recldes; while it It
give you a clear complexion the
pence is trifling. _
Simply get an ounce of Othln,
double strength from I‘ H. Boxt
a. few applications should slid
how easy it is to rid yourselt’ot
homely freckles und- got a halt
complexion. Ituiely is more t, .
ounce needed for the worst case. ._
Be sure to ask the drugglstior tit
double strength othine no this III
prescription sold under guarantee all
money buck it’ it folds to i‘emo‘v
freckles. '
BRIDGET SHEA WAS DRUNK.
in the middle of It warm, wa'i'm’day‘
. come from Brirlgcport‘Miss ‘iBridg'e
Shoo She came to visit friends I
town, but bv the wayside site 291
down, when the heat became ’ "so do
bearable that she resorted to yliqui
rei’rvshment, '(‘lhlei Willlnm R; Pen
nington placed her in confinement
where. in the cooler she becam‘ef na-
pentnni. Recognizing the cause 9
her full from grace. Judge Keogh
looked Bridget in the face, and said
' Back to Bridgeport my Bridget maid
back to the city from whence ya
strayed." The case was continued in
. definitely. '
ARGENTINA AFTER TRUSTS .
nnuxos AIRES. Argentinuf,‘ ,July'
29.~-The government of Argentina. to
tiny introduced a hill into Congress o
the lines of the Sherman law,declal"
tug unlawful, trusts and combination
in restraint of trade and production.
Daily Line to N, Y.
For FREIGHT Gilly
Freight Propellers leave Bier 38;
East River, New York ti'cot or'Dove
street). every day (except Sunday) at
$3 p. m. Freight received at Norm
iup to 4 p. m. and South Normlk in
ito 5:30 p. m.
I
iNorwnlk Stu-a. mhoat (Intimacy
‘AnningJ. Smith,
i
i Lessee.
c. c. H " man. _.
Generaii‘AooM.
Papers
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING. .
Herbct‘tW. Gorbam
as GREGORY BOULEVAR.
Phone 693- 2.
, East No: walk.
The Surest I!)
to make money it
by saving It. Thatia when"?
we can help you. Not that
we re running II "Bargnin Stan.”
ut this is It ”Value Store. ” h
.. Iain English—«whatever you M
bore and winds?" you pay brig;
You can 1' {ssnrodlhltMm
mnko n be
h u y (I fly - Tho
where. But 3 ‘
.And on forbid. .
the child W1:
con idoitco . 3'.
(“pi cgcnltod I“: Clone .
a n it in g MW
tic but nods. I mm h
the lulu um Kt
Drop rt) ind "OP”. m
I” for yonmli.
Charles E Do
«MWWMELW. , . .1...»
WWII;
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Satori Whig. ,iillii’flh}.
the: harbour, ,,
fluid Peat: “no norms on.
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