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‘8AVAGE-ON JULY 29TH, 1913
John David, beloved husband of Mary
Gill Savage. Born September 5th.
1850, at Greenwich. Conn. Son of
John and Mary Draper Savage. He is
, survived by the tollowlug children:
John A., Joseph hi, Mary 0., Edward.
William D. Alice H., Helen D. and
Robert. Funeral private. Please
omit flowers.
WANTED
:WvANT'i' SALESLADIES~POSITION
men in cloak and shit department;
also waist department. M. S. and 00..
Bane Sentinel :30 3t
BOY WANTED—~1NQUIRE JOSEPH
Davis. 85 Washington St. 130 3t
YOUNG LADY FAMILIAR WITH
ol‘iice work would like permanent apo-
eition. Knowledge of ty-peertlng.
Several years’ experence with New
York Iflr-ms. (Banking experience.)
Adress G. W., Sentinel. 12!) 3t
warn-sown nor on YOUNG
'man in a dry goods stoe. A. Dicker-
man and Son. .330 3t
WANTED—-—A GIRL FOR GENER-
ai' housework. Apply 14 Lowe St.
South Norwalk, _ . 129 ill
, WANTED ... 'I‘EN Tvrnwnrrsu
operators, competent to address en-
velopes.
‘.....
«son "BALI ‘
FOR SALE—FIVE WORK HORSES.
In 1 t t ham AVB-‘
qure James Grumbley.Oonncjc3(i)ct31t inquire ’1‘. thresnan. 47 West Ave.
Ave.
TO LET
fro LET—HALF HOUSE on rur-
Ali modern improvoments.
South Norwalk. Phone 458. 130 St
FOR BALE-«HUDSON RUNABOU’I‘.
Al condition. Sold on account of ill-
iiidward G:Frooh.18 LovaggStq SI"
ness.
South Norwaik, Conn.
FOR SALEn—SIX CYLINDER. FIVE
passenger Mathewson automobile, in lin SI
inquire Mrs. W.
13. Parks, 35 France St, Norwalk.
128 {it
perfect condition.
Phone 1091.
at Main St, or Tel 10354.
. TO LET—~SIX ROOMS. 52 SPRING
Rent 214. Inquire 108 South
130 ‘ t‘
T0 Lani-Limiter moon. 4 FRANK
hem $12.1nqulrs S. 0. Bill!-
man. 24 West St. :29 3t
'ro“‘LE1'-'rwo ”radian, HOUSE
to let 31 Cove avenue, five or six
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR-
lng car inngood condition.
dress Auto, this office.
Will trade head Harbor View Beach.
for runabout and cash difference. Ad.
128 3t
rooms Apply to Mrs? Jennie D. White-
138 (it
TO L‘ETwFOUR ROOMS _AN‘D
FOR BALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL and cold Water; new house
improvements, flue condition. center of 171 South Main .St.
ISouth Norwalk. Price $2,650. Inquire ‘
Geo. Mitchell.
bath. Gas and electric lights. Hot
Inquile
125 St
TO LET—~AN APARTMENT AT 219
FOR SALE—«HORSES.
A few more good, young,
horses, all acclimated, good truck,
Houses.
business and combination horse, nice
matched 'DwII‘B
state.
coho] stove Suits" ale for boat.
East Washington St., East Noi'walk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
chunky Inquire at lit South Main St. m2! ti
. You can buy these ' '
horses cheaper than any place in' the Flre Llfe Health
Hershfleld Horse (30., cor. Con~ . I 9
cord and Wood Ste. 15 tr
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL~
For Real
terms apply Sentinel Oiiioq~ m2! t!
Accident. Plato Glut, Auto
insurance. I
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Apply The Crofut and Knapp ‘
Company, South Norwalk j29 3t LOST
WANTED—AN ASSISTANT M A.\ LOST—BLACK AND
agar, one endowed with some ability,
integrity and push No others need
apply. diodest salary to begin. The
Nor-walk Investment 00.. 70 South
Main St, city. ' 529 (it
WANTED —— COMPETEI‘T STEN-
ogrnpher. .Apply by letter. Drawer 13.,
South Norwalk, Conn. 12s at
WANTEDe-TO RENT 0R RENT
with option of purchase, small farm.
Give full particulars first letter. Ai-
dress Farm this oliice. j‘: 3!.
50 GIRLS WANTED TO SEW 0N
.Singcr power machines; also finishers
to sew hooks and eyes on lndics‘ house
dresses. Section work. Steady work
all thcycur around. Inquire E. Turn-
Ilash. 85 Washington St. . .126 (it
WANTED-AT ROWAYTON, 30
live men to load shells Monday
mowing. The Stevens Owner (‘0.
_ . 121 (it
WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for {at calves. $11
to titer—hob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
(6 It
bull calf. Finder please return to 13.
Ilurchard place, Wilson Point.
wnrrn Toi- 8‘45.
:30 3t
155 Walhlnmon 8t.
FOUND.
New York, New
FOUND—A BAG 01‘!
Call Sunset Cottage, Belle island for
same. "130 1t
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
Stamford, Donn.
207 Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant. Rest RoOms.
soon. NorwalkDiflce—Ga Meadow so. 8‘4“"
28 ppm.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. m.--.3 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
WALK BE.
tween Belle Island and Itolon Point.
Haven 8. Hart
street.
. ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect June 23, 1913.
7:20x, 9:22x, 9:59, 10: ~15.
Sundays.
A. hl.«12:25x,)4' .. :lix. 5: 41:, i“: 241.
8:. II 10:20x. 11:2.
BUSIINESS NOTICES
.: I .7
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
-—I‘t‘.xpert repairing on auto lamps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. Special atten-
tion to aeroplane parts. 162 State -Sl.,
Stamford. Orders called for and dolly"
cred. ’l‘el..conncctlon. j231m
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—mss
Elsie Iii. Decker, 3‘.) Senview avenue,
East Norwnlk. Phone 210. Of-
lite Mnhntkolno Hotel, ‘plione 980,
1101115, .1 to 11: :10 1: 30 to -:i 30
jII 1m
NOTICE -..- PAINTING, PAPER-
hanglng. Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa
per and paintcrs' supplies or Alex.
White. til 1-2 I'ZIy Ave. Tel. 400. Estl
mates cheerfully given. 728 ti
NAHH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
:‘ui. and shoot repair shop, All kinds
curtom made ‘wm'k. It‘ll and comiori
tunrsnteed. 28 West Washington 81.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN 6t SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience.
spEclALIBT iN SCIENTIFO BPIN-
Al. ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaik.
OFFICE HOURS-u!) A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per Irennucnt
ii adjustments $5.00
BELLE I8LAND EVENINGS.
Miss Mash-.1 \i'utaon. of bomb Nor.
“Walk, is enjoyingh work's vacation
from her duties. us consider and hook—
iu-oiwi' In tin», A. l“. list-hump store.
A number of Kuwait: Shrinorn m
nuInIIered among- ihouc enjoyi‘ng the
day at Itlrerollff, Bridgeport, today-l
Um nillllln] nihilism the Pyramid Tem-
ple, Mystic Order of the Shrine.
Porter and party from Dan
uell known here, on their way
lemon
till! ,i.
the Ehrlnms' sheeproust. stopped for
a few moments In South Not-wail: and
more greeted by friends.
screams m ems GENTINIL
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON ST.
., office, 1069-3; house, 693.
P. M.-—l2: inn 2:30x, 2:50x,
0:52x, stfix. ":21x 7:52x, 8:211
0:22x, 9:59, 10:»:
New YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.~—~«i:43,
STOCK 01’
Also Repairs (or All Ranges.
.Ioues 8: Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall or. ' Norwoik.
5:40, 6:45, 8:101.
8:33x, Szfinx. 921(7):, 10:02x. 10:05.
10:503. 11:03.
P.hl.——l2:03.l:03.l:18x.1:23: Bat
urdny only, Brilix 22.37 li:2i0x, 3:531,
4:15x, 129,705t,12i ':2,:8601:.
, 6:07. 8200):. 8:20x, 0:00x 9:30, 11:10:.
11:30, 11:3 'ix, 12:00x.
Sundays.
A. bl.v—~12:00x. iizlibx, 8:31“, 8:55:
9:00, 10:02x. 11:00x.
P. M.~—li’:10x. l:09x,.2:001, 3:44!
52022:. 5:04, 0201);. 7zlix, 3:00x, 8:10X
81593:, 10:00x, 11:10, 11:33x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.“”IIIII9X, i2z-12, 1:19x, 6:09,
7:23, 9'2Ix. 9:40x, 1012813 11:11:.
I]: all?)
Is the most complete in the two P. M. ,h12:02, 1:20, 3214:, 4:26.
0100“» 0.1.2 6:16;} 6.i7. 7:10x. 9209:. 9:19;.
STAMFORD, MAGEE 933.. Mex 1116
_ ‘ ......
YORK, PERFELT shoddy!-
ACORN' A III-«10192:, 12 m, um, 7:43.
' 0: Mix. 10:19. II: 113:.
PNEU“ dnllITx.2 133:." .. its, 4: ISM,
0:103: "1:0x, 8: 'Iix, 9: 091:, ll: 23:,
10: 07x, 1:: “Quit. i
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHV
A \I.:mi 20 0: mid ll:".7,10:011.
‘I‘ho itjwui Shrluors ol‘ ’i‘lIo Nm‘wnlks
nre lodny ciiiuying u
Illi‘i‘l‘lilili'.
tl'uilcr Ewing. oi
lug friends. s
Mira loin hirimnn, of South
lriwndu in Patterson. I‘m. York.
W
I‘hn case Of Marlin Splim' .who was
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Inn-mod In Ive“ hon-walk s 1‘er day
ago. charge: with assault. chine be
he was lined $25 and costs,
mandated to slash.
”p.50.
Sentinel eds. bring results.
. ‘ _
., o
«Inuihnhe at
Norwnlk, III A.
spending the day in New York, risit‘
Nun
walk. is spcmllng a few days risitlugl
which ,ed several sets at by- laws.
The Will was mlitce is comprised of Thomas I"
l’. hi.«~i: '23. :23x, iziifix, 5:21:
0:20, 7:201.
finndsyc.
: rumiczmx, 10:25.
i’. M.»2:l:‘i, 7:133.
DANSURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
zit-macs. 7:13. 8:16, 10:01:.
11:15.
P. bimbo“, 62.75. 8:30x.
oundnyo.
A M. 7. 55 11:45
1’ MM 3 00. 7:39, £22211.
:1 Express.
I ‘" T7533
‘ I The hay»! (solidi! cit Iflmfiq
,iI flirt For myyiiir
to lIIIeroIlII by automobile to attend fore the town pour! this morning ahd
Bridgeport last evening a d consisting
The com»
Down. or missile, WWII}; Maren
of nrldgeport, and John St. Kilroy. or
New Haven.
. stud from Stamford.
Charles Brown visited with‘rplativea
in New York over the week-end.
. , \'
’13. W. Benedict and family are
spending‘ the week at IFsirfleid Beach
mam—‘.....
Miss Helen Raymond and a party 0!;
friends spent Sunday at Bevin Rock.
Rudolph Fredericks of Haverstraw
is the new chauffeur for W. R, Stew-
art.
Kenneth Yeaton spent Sunday with
his brother, Clarence, in New Haven.
A large sign has been placed on the
East avenue side of the Bartlett store.
Miss Edith McKendrick and Miss
Anna Rodlmer spent Saturday in
Stamford.
The Misses Lee of New York are
guests at "'ishpining“ on South Main
...—...“
h‘llss Mary Burns of Newark is
spending several days this week with
relatives in town.
Mr, and Mrs. James Barraclough en-
tertained friends from Newark over
the week-end,
Miss Ruth Gregory of Millport ave.
nue is the guest of Miss Stevens in
Stamford.
hIrS, Levi Brush is entertaining rcl-
alivcs from New York for several
days this week.
Mrs. Edward Mae is entertaining
relatives from Dnnhury at her home
on Main street,
The trees along the roadside have
been trimmed by Trev Warden )1!-
char] Ahoru illlil helpers.
”1‘5. UNITED .\I(‘I{t‘iidl‘ii'k 01' New
lim‘v-p is spending Several days will:
rolnllvts in town,
m
Misses My.rIIo Matilda and Moran:
cl \‘lclnuru spout Sunday ulih i‘t-‘Iii
Honing. August 12. I
i-an'] hissaingor has ‘.won mnlincu:
in his Emlltr ml Lulmvlon :iwlltw l‘ul‘.
sworn] days this \\"'I'I\.
ii S Wound: is :IL'nIn side m .1»:
upon: :II'II'II' Min...r (-nnlinml Io his: home
with up injured izncr, ‘
, n
m
Mr, and Mrs. (learn:- SrhwwiIzI-r on-
lcrininnd relatives at their homo on‘,
(‘hurch strut-I, Sunday, 5
lira, (i, ll.
has l'l'llii'llt'tl from n plI-usunl
with relatives in New Turk,
(" i‘. Ashiun of iirooitiyn has runlr
«d the IIunmpm-I ii'illiliii on dine: an:
Inn» and hill ilt‘iiili,‘ it immediately
The old \iulI-rIIuIy homvwouil in‘
'l‘ulmndnc Hill is being repaired and
t‘xlcuslw uhmzulous are helm: mudo.‘
Mr, and lira. .rlcorsn Light of filth '
moud Iiiil visited “III: Mr
John II
riumluy.
and Mrs
Inuhlsuu nl Fairfluld Iicnth.
“...—....»
'i‘ho linuniums of Liberty “iii hold
a notiul session prior the nicotine! on
'I‘hursduy night. The \oung mmnbcts
of lIIp lodgu wlll rutcriuln.
('lamlr Seah- and a puny of {Honda
from Nun T'ml: unsalted in n hall
some in 'l‘nlmudlna illll. with tho Conn
try Club or sound Bench, and um»
Irimnwd. 120.
mm
use... under a tent nili he enjoyed
by local Ihvnlrc goers this dunk “lien
Inotlon pli'illl‘t'rl will be thrown on a
screen iii; the licence lot on Italdwin
urcimc. .\
Henry Thomas has unlined s hat-her
shop in the old library building. He
has 01ch up the large room in a neat
manner. and will conduct his shop
. along business lines.
Tim hinders-elect Worn
Wooster more, No. 37. l. I). 0. F2.
Inst evening, by District Iisputy
Grand Master Gilbert i‘. (‘.Ihard' and
Installed in
m
it 1" scale ‘tlmd
Charles was in town. but he sure was
glad to meet his many Oddiellow
Menus. ...... ,
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seventies m, The DEN‘i'iNII.
, mortal Gasser “brought many
I-iflmdtomotodtome. , y
. 12°91” to his lame, he entered , ’
x 'liitermti City with lavish disple
. 4")
Charles G. Emmi? oi Dmohlyn was In“ ' '
“town Monday. shaking hands with ‘
:h-is friends. since;
it
dates back to the days when the
glittering splendor: with 1mm oi!
tuition trumpets. chariots and health.
tul maidens, who scattered flowers in
the pathway of triumph.
ISO, Sis. ISsutelle and Ills Aids.
catering to that great critic. the pub-
lic. will present to the good i'ollt of
scan. Norwallt, Friday, August 1, a
replica of those olden. golden days—-
with modern, 20th century accessories
or the times luxuriant. The cages in
his parade will be open. The wild
, and tame animals, behind secure iron
bars, will gaze backnt an interested
and amazed public. Pranclng steeds.
golden chariots; royal Bengal tigers,
leopards. panthers, jaguars. hyenas,
cougars, in fifteen open dens. Four
bands of music, a coterie of funny
clowns, to add humorouaynriety to the
splendor of it all.
Those who delight in spectacular
scenes should be early on the streets
the morning oi ”show day." The
wondrous spectacle will excite and
interest all, from kiddies to grown
ups. Features. of the big Circus
proper, the Hippodrome, Menagerie
anti Wild West will appear in winding
line of scintillating pageant splendor.
“Don't miss it, good people.” as the
ballnhooer so eloquently 'beseeches. I
“ ’TWIII be the crowning glory of your
lives. The keynote to revelry of keen
enjoyment."
The New York American prints a
picture of the. young Iady who was or-
deer to -leave Richmond for wearing
a slit skirt publicly. It was some
skirt—on one side. The other side
was merely a vista, and it was some
vista—Houston Post.
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A good adv. says in the best paper
DaIIyLme to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River, New York (foot of Dover
street). every day (except Sunday) at
3 p. m. Freight received at Norwalk
.np to 4 p. m. and South'Norwalk up
to 5:30 p.m
Hit; in Mt, Wrnon, l
SOUTH NORWALK TO new YORK " ‘ .... . Norwalk Steamboat Company
A. hi.-j—1:20.\', 5:1-lx, 5:4lx, 6:09.311" and Mys'dohn 'ihompkln GHAnnlng J- Smith, c. C- Hegcmsn.
6:24x. 6543:, 8:55," 7:18, 7:46, 8:171. Non ilnmpsh‘lrd“:p:~m Sundm ulth' Leone‘s. General Agent.
8:50x, 9:15x, 9:37, 10:20: I: Enilxos on South uwnuo, I
102m, 11:38. ...»... g . ~- -. ~ . ~~ ~—
P- M.-—l2:58.\', 1'09 210$ 21501. Tho New Canaan III-Inigo will hold a? .. -. ‘
3:27, 4:3ix, 5241.5 DIODX, ti: 37, 6'51:I cumin: in Ilnynumd's linli. 'l‘uesduy;
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Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwaik. Phone 593-12.
Anderson of Inner six-om ‘ ,. ..
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The Sunset Way
,to' make meney is
by :aoingit. T/Iatiswhcrc
we can help you. Not than
'Ive’ re running a ”Bargain Storc.‘
But this a; a “Value Btore. " I:
plain Eng bin-whatever you but}
hens and whatever you pay for it
iron can brostassuredthatyou can't
make a better
0
where. Bur Sam"
A n d o n for You In
the a bi Ic ' "
u o n l d e n o o
we've created Wm Clone
Io bola built a “ham...
“(has as“. costs but pl:
the Inn ms.
bro in and ...»... ,
mioryoumlt. ‘ m
Charles E. Dow
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THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY.
We
and I,
Of summers lost and vanished
springs;
A little wind went swinging by,
With breath on, roses of his
wings:
“Come out!” he beckoned,
away!
I know the road to Yesterday!”
“come
We ran together down the way.
A pleasant apth of sun and
shade, \
We found the homestead. old and
gray,
I The garden where the children I
played
Before their feet had learned to
stray
Beyond the realm of Yesterday.
The roses blossomed. white and
red;
The plum trees dropped their:
_ fragrant snow:
A joyous bird sang overhead
The very song of long ago:
And sunbeams. through the open"
doon
Wove webs of gold along
floor.
the
Bat from the window one should
look
With tender longing in her
face—-
And one, above the holy book.
Sit musin by the fireside place—...
Sweet son 5! that changed to food
divine \
Life's bitter bread and meager
wine.
And all the empty rooms should
fill
With children‘s voces. clear and
‘ sweet; ‘ .
And on the silent Stairways still
Sound the light tread of child-'
ren‘s feet——
.“0 heart!” I sighed. "what
need to stay?
Thor is no road to Yesterday"
——-Emily Huntington Miller.
dreamed alone, my heart
a a, a, an", adv/U,”
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