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WANTEDWMAID FOR GI} MEDAL
housework. Swedish or Irish prefer
red. Apply to Ms II‘ C. Giltiths,
Highland and Sound View Aves.
Mi 3t
'WANTEDMAT ONCE, llitICKLAY-
era and l:.1borers Muring Construc-
tion 00.. 123 Washington 151.. South
Norwalk 115 'II
WANTED—~TWO LADY
ore. Privilege of home comforts.
's.Mr Helen Leatheriaud,104 South
Main St, So. Norwalk, Conn. 114 lit
WANTED~»GIRI.S ’I‘O WOl1 K ON
Singer Sewing machines. Inquire
New England Coat Co. 83 l\ ashing
ton St. ' ui (It
IBOARD
WANTED—PROPERTY 01'1 ALL
[descriptions for exchange. 11' you
can't sell, trade for somethong you
can sell. Anything and everything.
Ernest lioessmann, No. 22 Fair St,
Norwalk. :12 3t
WANTED—BIDS FOR MASON
work on a new home. Plans and
specifications can be seen on premis-
es. 19. L. Greenberg. Scribner Ave.
112 (it
WANTED—«AN ASSISTANT MAN-
agar, one endowed with some wl1ili',ty
integrity and I.push No others need
211111111. Modest salary to begin. The
Nonvalk Investment (30., 70 South
Main St, city. 129 61:
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves. 3
to“ for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
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Business NOTICES
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
——1«lxpert repairing on auto lumps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
tr'ays made to order. Special atten»
tion to aeroplane parts, 1112 State St,
(Stamford.01de1's called for and deliv-
ered Tel. connection. 323 1m
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.~IIIISS
Elsie M Decker, 39 Seavlew avenue,
i'last Norwalk. Phone 210. 01’-
lice Maluitkemo Hotel, ’11110110 980.
Hours, 9 to 11,:30,1: 3011.0 4: 30
ll? 1m
NOTICE —— PAINTING, PAPDII-
hanging, Decorating, by man tinal man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters supplies of Alex
White. 61 1‘2 Ely Ave. Tet-100. Esti
mates cheerfully given. 1‘28 tr
NABH'S 1110111411111 SOULIYIIJAII
hilut and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. MI and oomtort
miarnuteed. .‘78 West I’v‘aaiiinlnou lit
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Wafihlnaton 8t.
Real
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
.. Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST lN SCIENTIFC SPIN
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
8(1th Nov-walk.
OFFICE'HOURB-mil A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adluslmeulu H.110 per treatment
0 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB.
r
N0 I‘ICE
To Contractors
llitlu will be received ll'l tho office
«11 Hill Street I‘ouIIIIlaulounI'. I‘ll)
ltIll. until noon. I‘riduv. Aug. 11,191).
for the uriuiiuu 111‘ Iluruer alrerti
Mann and awnilltuiloua on lllt.1 III theg
mime or the oily engineer.
The right In reserved to reject any
11ml till bills.
Al.l"lii:.‘ll BROWN.
11.”. ill l'll I'm-i l‘olnm lsuluuor.
lloruum Week, of Nowlown. who
drove an automobile from which Levi
(f. Gilbert. was thrown and kitted a
you? osmium been sued for $9,111.11
damages by Annit1 M. Gilbert. of More
we, I-xouutrix of the estate of Levi C.
(illbort. Block was arrested after the
accident and sentenced to a term in
jail. lie appealed and the (131111.111
now pending.
' 1I an“
FOR SALE
‘Fon SALE-«BABY cannmuu
in good condition. Cost $20.00, sell
for $5.00. lull evenings. 26 Ann St.
115 It
FOR SALEMPAIILOR STOVE IN
iiI'stclass condition. Cost $32. 50, will
sell fer $10. Address Stove, cure Sen-
line]. at lit
FOR SALE—wAUTOMOlEIILES A’i‘
public auction 'wlthont reserve or lim»
it at American Ganrge, 564 Atlantic
avenue, Stamford, (301111., on Wednes-
day, August 6111. at 10 11- 1‘11. and 2'11.
111. Touring. rune-bouts and commer-
cial cars of many makes. Terms. cash
at time of sale. 131 (it.
FOR SALE—~41 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, flue condition. center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. inquire
:Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AB
cohol stove. Bulletin for best. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11121 It
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LOST
LOST—SATURDAY Il'lVENlNG 1111-
and Ghlotto’s fruit store, small black
purse containing about $16.
for return to Sentinel. 114 lit
LOST—PLAIN GOLD BRACELET,
probably at Roton Point hath houses.
Reward for return to Sentinel office.
:14 3t
LOST—«BAY HORSE, WHITE SPOT
on head and «front feet Reward for
return to Alex Barlo.2 n5 S111111gwood
Ave. Norwalk. a2 lit
FOUND.
FOUND—«A SMALL SUM ()l" MON-
ey. Owner may have same by prov-
ing property and paying for advertise-
ment. 115 it
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
I: BARTHOL, 11. c.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
‘1 Lady Attendant. ‘ Rest Rooms,
South Norwalk Office—63 Meadow St..
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours-11 a. [Hall 11. in. Monday, Wed
nesday. Friday, 0:31) p. In.
SPINAL. ANALYSIS FREE.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tet. omce. 1069.3; house. 593.
NOTICE
To Contractors
llids will he received until noon on
Monday. August ll 1111.1. at the ol'lltr
of tho Suit-churn, Nornulli. Conn. for
tho I'oimlruvilou ol‘ :1 111le 11nd (4111‘
I'I'olo bridge at l1‘lllow SL, Noi'wttlls.
(Lonu. Plans and upot-lilculious may
be obtained III. the said Suit-clutt'li‘u
Ill‘ih'o. ’l‘lIo I'lulil ls reserved to I'lu
jui'l. any or all bids.
Norwulk. (301111.. Aug. 1'1, llltll.
Al.l"itl11l) AVISIIN,
.IAMI'lS A. lilIIIWN.
.lI‘ll‘lN iii-WINE.
Srlm'nuou.
ll
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II‘lIuI'II'n .l, Minty. is confined to his
home with no uluurl'. oi lollulllllu,
mu: .
MI”, and Mrs. Alden Holmium.
1th I'll)’ urn \‘lulliuy ill. lluntum Luke.
Iinoruu Inuul. .1111th York I‘ll)‘. lu'
51111111111111 ll I‘ou dull. uilh lIII-ntls In
town.
Lt'o lioillloh. of lInI'llnuIl
lord.
«I. M... an“...
limit In Inocrvseiua rnplrlii on 1111
new iiuuumiuu llupilul Month» in
Lexington Itvvnuc.
Hudson, 111 unending .1 MI days. with
rI'IIIIli't-u In Norwulk.
(1111' i‘irollnrs‘
I). 11‘..
evening, and I'oulliu-
I 1 11111111 c It'd.
Lodge. .‘1111. III, I. If).
luminous was
The sparks of the steam roller
which is rolling the hrloit In Wall
street act “to to Roget's and Stevens
awning this morning. «Small holes
were burned In it.
tween New England candy kitchen,"
Reward I
CHIROPRACTIC
.II
III .
uiI‘I'ut. ‘
upmu yvutt'I'dIIy with friend” lil"filillll1'
l'. A Woodhull] oi I'ornuull. on the
hold llIolI' regular meeting; “Minna “rm“ will follow if it ill not.
To LET
T0 .V'LETwLAIIG E FURNISHED
room, 5 West Ave, South Norwalk.
all St
To LET~FUIINISI~IED FRONT
room, all unproveuients, Ior gentle-
man only. 120 Washington St :12 3t
“To LET-ADMIRABI.E, CONVEN-
lent and cheerful apartments. 11 ur-
nished or unfurnished. Every modezn
convenience. Heat and hot water
supplied and janitor service. Inquire
at all West Ave. a] (it
TO LET-AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St... East N01 walk
Apartment at; 89 Chapel street
inquire at 64 South Main St. 11124 ti
IllE IlHlLllllEH IlF
‘ THE III-ll NURSERY
At the last meeting of the Fedora-
tiod of Day Nurseries in New YotkD
citl, the representatives of- tho differ-
ent nui'series Were requested to keep
a record 01' all sub-normal children
from their entrance in the nursery on!
in the primary
schools, reporting their progress at
each federation meeting.
Where such records have been kept.
they show that. although many Sill.)-
‘z'normnl children are brought to nurser-
ies. they become normal by the time
they are old enough to enter school.
Many little children are sub-normal
through luck at proper nourishment.
proper care. They need mothering.
loving. some one with time to play
with them. to develop their retarded
capabilities it is not always ignorance
which prevents this uoodful training
in their homes—poverty is a stern
E til their entrance
Fire Alarm amen-non ll.
Worm. III
I
Telephone tor are nlnrml. '
No.
sngaahiuxton Ind North Main It!" ‘
livinliankannu1‘1till.n
~xDa and Imam date.
mm aeomtm li‘aotory. private.
"MN "'11?"h egimlhn
m ‘Wk
‘“ dilute and cm satin
1'34““. 0 Hall.
rou
«411'an St... Franklin School.
waonoord 81.. Concord and Hanoi!
Sc 11110.11:
”North Main and Ann Btl.
St. on] Bin/view Ave.
Iforwalh ron
Wes tAvo and coder 8!.
High School
West Ave.
«West 8L and Taylor Ave
mxlilly Ava.“
we fit. .
«Chestnut and Henry tits.
5-4181)th Main and Monroe Ito.
~«i.exinxion Ave. anon Austin lit.
-West and ElmG atoll
mSouth Mali. fit" rbatween are" and
Meadow Iii
2:110“) Electric Worm; Stat. It.
Swim; and Clo
'utui Bil.
aviinnd and
'Lockwood M a.
‘uhlield Ave and Cedar at.
w» ”my 101 Ave. and South St.
43«~Woodward Av). and Meadow at.
45—81mm and Quintard Avon. and Wet.)
St
46? Woodward and Lemon- Aves.
I51~«Goldon Hill St. and Eimwood A"
fill ~Waahington St Dri ridge,
I13--Frclglit yard and Ann 81., private.
64- ._. Norwalk look (in. private.
Box cl—(‘orner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
(A; Denotes non- -lnteri’erlug boron.
) Muster box, from which the 11111.!
her of any box can he sounded.
One stroke at 11 noon and I n. at.
standard time, 1-
0nd stroke at odd times. testing 01
line open. 1
Two strokes after an alarm. lire out. to»
calls department.
tax:lal—P-r‘v-s— 0—s-
65102::
-usu- 333:1:
-1
1-1~1
“At 12: 05 p m.. ouch Weanissday. a. box
lsrpulled for test.
ire alarms for on district elm re.
ceivfid hv telenhonn.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. .m. and 12:30 11. m. indicate
no school for the following session.
1—-1-—1——1
NORWALK FIRE ALARMI
ill-«Corner or 11118111 and Wall Streets.
tin-Balden Avenue and Union Place.
Eli—«Spring Hill and Kellogg Street
24—-Unlon l’ark.
Ell—«West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27—-anklm Av cone and Lynne Place
Kin-Gas house. (Private box).
1.41.1111 Avenue and Morwin Street.
.. wUllfllltl Street 'and Harbor Avenue
3 ~Woat Avenue, new the armor;
St ovens Sweet and him Crest
Irons Street and Wilton avenue.
l‘J~—Mtuu street and North AvonUe.
Ifl~--l"1nnt'o Street.
62~Aiaiu and Catherine Streets.
v Canaan Bond and Fair HU‘BGL.
i14—Ltmsinui Street. mar Summer St.
Immulnln Sun-i1 and Union A\'.cuuo
113.4111 The Green.
taslnnautm. and the mother who must
earn her childr'I’I-n s support. attend lIeI
household duties, new, mend. wash
iron and cook aftei factory hours. or
her 1111)" 3 1111101 lIousHleaning ill inun-
(1011111. 1.». finished, is not 1111) ulcully or
111101111111. able to train these backward
little ones. men during the low of theii
waking houre that she can he with
t.l1e1n ~
improve bywurclul It'et‘llig and regu-
lation of their actions, so can out:
\\'lll(ll tho 11111111 tlI-vvlup under the!
(1211111111.: and (lilocted playing and lun-
tattoo of the normal c'hildit'n.
(.1'atliutlo and appr'utlallou 1.1111111 to
Children. New pictures. hooks. loin-1 oI'
Ibits oi" 111:11131'1111 to sow 111‘11 root‘iIed
fwith about: of joy. and u II‘I'ut :«t'cms
Tlll‘Wl'l‘ to lil' forgotten.
lhu «1.11 the 11111 «'cI'y Iumed
.roIu its old (11111: 'tors to tho 111.1.ent
:nuo u: is :1 1111111.: day I'm the Illit‘ctom
but .1 Int] ltttm (luv to 111111 little girl
.111 least. It was 1111110551qu in pr'opalo
'IliIIIIoI' at. either homo. so two of the
directors took thr- oldor children to tho
‘ltmt Itoom. ruz'ryinu park to tho nur-
: sI-I'I' loud for lht1 who ones. There was
lutruu'hm'I'y short unite for desert. llIttI‘.
IIIIII‘. Illltl ouch Iiiilllll child lllltl 11 small
portion.
That 14 over two years ago. and yet
i‘l‘f‘l‘y time one 111‘ the directors nous
to the nursery, one small girl tell.»- her
:“I ’Iuquln'I' the Iinw you look 1111.1 to
1"qu lluuue and gain Iuo 41.1qu1111:
abort cake.”
The nursery has good friends. Iilli'll
’uood ours, that the directors I‘m-l more
and more encouraged and inspired to
"n'nI'k and struggle on. It lllli'l It good
uuuron II woman with 11 real 11111111111" a
heart. who outlines the little. ones. and
button IIIuI Illililtln‘ for thomwwllo econ
omlzcu in I‘Vl'l‘l' thi' to lllllllf‘ nun dol-
Ilnr do the work of, two.
i It in a Wonderful little institution at
Number? Ann niroot.
’l 1111 \llllit'ly In not only 11 111111111
whore l’lllllll't 11 111' nerdy parents IIIIIY
.Ilm ioi'l IIIII'lIIu qu'LIIIu liouru, it its
111111 1111-1111 .11111'1' III-lino] in lu'ullll, Intif-
his and hullllu ni' Ihouuht at some of
.mu Iui'Iu‘I' I'IH‘I'J’IN.
\\ lln
MR. ADAMB' L095.
24111qu iIlquI-I Ivluuu- home It .111
l‘ulllwtl 1111111111). 1111111111 1111: 111111111111:
lllIuI nu 14111111111111 or the treasured Ill'
lIru from hht 1:111;in I'llll‘lllil. be pro-
.11m'ml. Mun)! uriirh'u oi“ l'illlll‘ In 11
:lllillt‘l-Ildll tiny and ”Hill.“ Irrneill'od
Ior their 1"on1u-I Iiou. writ: among the
loot,
1
l
J
Child ’l'limuuu Lonllit'rllllld line 1111'»
on ordors to his body ul‘ policemen in
clear IIWaI' tht1 loitering III lower Wall
lairom. 'l‘lda Iil‘tlI-‘l‘ will be enforced
done away with.
The cooler night made sleep It plume
,iug “clumsily last night. Those wliow
have been loth to retire on warmer
evenings sought the feathers ‘carlyltl
and relational late. not to lone such It
line opportunity. '
.lnnt us one can one the little hodiosl
be two strong points of our nursery;
villmlfnist Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
Gi—«East Avenue and Dsskam Lune.
-mk
. EAST NoRWALK r m: ALARM Isle-XIII
-I‘iIt headqunr-urs. on You Zuni Bircci
'lehph'nno 1.0
Fitch School turn .1ch
l‘I'lVllll' boxes. em only be pulled for
A I. ‘1' pi :ono mt as. 11:0 to Electric Stat: 11
70;?) 1131111111 11111 honra of II p. in. 11111:
I1~M trtln F1.- h- :1“! Iprimtel
E11111 \l. 'I~ lugion and 1101‘! Fill.
, \lli iguritfi.‘ laidqftlsborn Ave.
1 \‘r I '3!) St.
" Wathm Id 4:
wt. and» Elimllhsil‘
rt Ave. and 1111.11. BL:
Jullll St. and Edi ie Ave.
Kiwi-1w A191 VIII First St.
2~Illl(:'\lli'd till-l Second St.
I
r:
l
I"
I
(11'. 11 Ave. and ”Hill 15!.
«Boulevard llllll llLvI'lmioile Bl. {Til-i
VHI‘I‘ Fl. (lilil r'i'd! Hill Ave. (T01. ' .
ll l;l,1'.‘“l‘r St. 11111) llIII'Et l‘und rd. 1'1 (:1 'I
l '. 11. Short HIIVUI Il‘~.)1l i
It. 11 111.. xlvl :11; 1mm :11 1d tin.1 an alum I
twill he 1:111 l 11? 111'qu wt lmx.
~iuu1 on 11111111.“.1 :1 when; located. .
Sims-ml Illi’":1‘.sl are only to ho Itlven Ii! I
1 the t,‘llll'l' 111' acting chief upon his Itrrlva‘ 4
1:1 the 11111.
81:11:. lcl Signals
intlm» bin: 11 {It 1.. Id (11.1119, testing or lIr-u <
11112111.
I I'Jw blunt rt 1 r1 111.. standard ti: ne.
lIII lwu II.I.« 1.1. lire Hill
7111 Wiwuty two. at I u. m. 11011101111
1:1 unquvn of 11'. lie 111 howl
ll-lII—l".\'ilil\' ».i‘."«I ll 11'?!) [1 m.l no N
I-Ir II‘IIII «loll ul pullllc iitillotil
llilllkll} lss'iI :11»; unlokly calls In.
@nlll't“ .. I'Inn at
u... .. m”...._....._..-—....
2i~ Halli-111d In ‘nrooitmflo.
Welt : a.
ll: Willie llrldgo 1101111110 I'Irooknido
WI “111111 lnlduuh l to 1.. 1. Sound
ll ~“hllo III-Tithe l» \V. to l. I. Found
(mo 191111111 411' the lite bell ill mid time:
lndioutta testing.
II-ur flfIJIII'M of Ilia hell. will. 1- l- Isl
'.\ .Ilor to he shut 1111'
A third or more alarms Indicate uric-1'
tire
MAILS
Norwalk Postofllce
mill Dnloatcma
5:" a. m.«-»Faai.
1110 11.111 ”tummy division
11:30 n.1n.~«\\oni and South Norwalx.
11.4011. m wl'nuit. \\ cal and Bo. Norwhll
In: 00 m. New York and tow
limit 11 m. IIl'llIni IIIIII Hullth ”Norwult.
I. III :1.n1.»~l)1uII-ur1 «.1111 1.111111.
I iii 11. In. .ml 'ulutu 11. out o! Biathlon). 1..“
turn only.
'1, 211 p. In “WWII and South Noi'walk.
1:00 p. unwilomum Station. Ilsnbury 11
Wilton.
I: 110 p. m.~«II13.-1aI.WvIII and tin. Norman:
31-.th p m mil mu, Wool and an Normlk
dummy- and Holldayo.
Lind 11ml! r'luwu at 6:110 o. 111.
Sunday collwllou 1111:1111 n In
Jail: Floccivcn.
0'1 a. I'm-WAN Illicifllunh
Inn in. howl ntuinu “to. ion.
ill a. III.~«I1.IIIII. went at 11110501111“.
:11 a. In. IIWIIIoIi and Man bury.
:31) 11.111 m.««lloutl1 Namath.
:00 a. m« 1311111 What and Bo. Nofwnli
:00 p. 111. « Iiaulnn'y division.
00 p. low-«11111111. Wool and Ho. Numlk‘;
.30 II. III. «Ilium
71:15 p newline! sud £11111, Normal.
iyn and [aim
I1: 00 p. In “New lurk. Uri
Novwnllu
1:90 p. 111. «11311111, .WMI and no. Nnruln.
sundown.
i: all n. m. «Eliot
VI all n Id Bo. Namath.
I nrrivrs' window noun Hum 11 until 11
.m
ii A“)! M“. Ptmlmfillfl
Jimmw
a:
South Norweik Postol‘i‘lce.
MAI LB AHHIVE snow
“intern: #glrétwtw‘ :08 '7. 00. 111180 I. In.
Wettiirn Miami-31611 32m 30m. 10:30 a. l
u WI? Pd:$g%13g.fig.:ln 1 to 11:
an u .. - ' .115. l .
Normnlm «41: to: Mill. 11): 00". 1121.11” 1%
"m units atone con
eta-torn P8011,“ Maw! :00. Ilirldaetior‘t um:
I
cautionary.
atom “em “3411. 1111131103.. 111.; 11.11
‘Q‘qgm‘nam com
".34.. 1511111..)t ' will; his: ’1’.»
1131.13.11.11 all ennui small The 11. as. m
min. enema. W
Tulree slow strokes. water to be ohm
It‘iomentine ll. \I’I-utwurth. 01‘
,111 l'ort'o the road will I
,c.111 I .111111..11,\
l.cd,1111'duud l‘. .\i.
, under the haw to Issue on order our»
use a mum what 111111.
to Big
A chance for van
'. Dealers
are therfore
Such as
Terms. Cash at time of sale
ASKS lilillllllllll {Ill
Gillllllll [IF INJUSIICE
E
Woman Stockholder ol Bostoni
and Maine Railroad Sues to
Have Express Company
Contract Terminated
CONCORD. N. 11.. Aug.
nulmcnt oi :I
l
I
In. IIIIII The 1111-]
contract hotwoen the
Boston and Maine Railroad and tin» 111-1
press company on the ground that ii.
is unjust and Iinwmltnblo to the l'illl~;
road and I‘I'uuduicnt to the soelthold-Z
01's in helium in '11 bill in equity liluzli
III the Superior court today by 111's.
Concord,
11 eII‘IrlilmIIlt'i‘ 01' the railroad.
The l:ili:1ll'.1"‘c': that tin1 contract has“:
resullrd In a 3...... (ll Sl.lllil'.t."'ll In the
railroad and 111111511 1mg 11.». it I'oiuahis,
untiuuo Io low"
IIIIIIJHIII annually. it in wt forth that
,tlu- 11.1 thought .Illl’yll
th rough Ilu' lnliuI-ut't- oi IIII'I1t-.I\uuul
IliIHI-tttus, Louis (315's
I’l‘utl, III" New York.
and Henry M. ‘.\'hiiuu,\', ul' llonton. wlio‘
worn: Merit-d to the Elt1.«tt1n and Maine
(till hill
Itlil'lll'tol'uto in I907, Win-11 1hr oxl'u't'uw
company hold 21.63.11 :I.II;II'I':I oI‘ I'nIlI'I‘IuIl
ROWAVTON 1 1m: ALARM DISTRICT! WM"
'rmt :iruhtn ul’ 1114: hell. than. 1'1 Ir: l'IIIlt'I' tho ('Illlll‘llt'l the I‘lilll‘IMIl
I “I l '
'-_-_ fumdmm he 1.. N 1,, N n g 13 grants the American l'.x111'.I:«'5' (Toquuul'
ll. .I. .. .. . ..'. ~'.. ...
.‘ 1111.111} Idol! and V 1II Island ,Ianlitslit. tvi.:11s11oll.tl1o.1 111.111». (.11 1|
«Pl-n l'ullll .Iud III-ton Point the Boston and Maine lillt'n‘. and ro-
. «I «111' lol'I 11d .muinl Io Alcixlnltg Ft n,
“ . ‘1 1111!. III ‘ H1 111113.}? .II In lam r1, l't‘thltI .111 11131‘ (will. (if lltI' gl'tliizl l't‘»
lizillllitrl'ki.‘ ‘.;.'“.~...‘,'.,‘;,‘“l.‘,"“" coins of the epr't-In; luminous. 'l'lue?
1"“ M I" “"IHI'IMO petitioner alleges that in". per I'rIII.
would have been II lair I'muptmsuilou
tor the railroad when tln contract 1va
made I111 Im'twnty _\’I'IIIS In 10117. t'llil
ceiling a eoutIuct was made 1111' twen-
ty yearn III 1007, cancelling u I'oull'nt't
that had 1'11111111'11111'1‘ to Hill
The petitioner India LhI1 1111111 in un-
uuul the 11111111111 and (111111111 an no I
counting to determine the amount 10%
be I'ot'ovorml by the railroad. ‘
More lliagulm'ltlca Alleged. l
WASIIINI‘lTON. 111,113. 1"» luirstluu l
tlun ol‘ ulleuotl lrrt'uuluIitlna Illill tliw‘l
tI'rpunt'lou in tho \vtilxhlng of i'I'h'Itht
has dlaI'loaI-II‘ ll1I1 luIImsliluu III nuruuv
stumble I'lIiII'uua cold to t'nius‘llluit' as
great It discrimination as would a tilt
rnroncn III’ i’I'nlulIt l’IlLt'H.
in 11. report III“ 1111 iIIvt-atliuttlnn he
Klll‘d today the Interstate I'umnwrt'oI
Commission dot-how that It “IIIIIIuI'lIf
l.,v oi‘ the ll‘ill’k III-ulna now in {
should at. mll'o m1 rnhullt, in unim- to,
obtain renumuibly tlI‘I'IlIl‘lll'Ii l'I-11111111.",
illutrp crltlnium ol‘ the melhudu I1l
weighing 11111111 ctuummliilon 11.11 grain.
coal nnILlumhnr In 111111111. it bring ul»
legml that ablppmu almost.invariably
gel. the worst of tho lruliuul‘llnn.
The commission 111m 111.1 authority
“In!
mating the evils diuclnsad. but 1'79-
commends that (‘Iillgi'tlilu router 1111 ll
powers; 10 [III points at which trurk
smiled shall I111 liliilnllotl: to pi‘omfl‘lhe
their points at which trunk settles aimll
be installed: to prnaurihn their auuuh
11rd; to lost or supervise the. touting
and to nupervlao the operation of
scales.
The American Railway Asaoniallon.
iu‘hompiinnce with suggentlona of the
commutation. twill promulgate shortly
weighing regulations. ‘
g? Auction Sac
sod Automobiles
AMERICAN GARAGE
564 Atlantic Avenue, Stamford, Conn.
Wednesday, August 61
There will be sold at public auction without reserve or limit a large consignment of
used automobiles, including many well known makes of touring, roadsters and commer-
cial cars. This sale is made to relieve the glut of used cars in the New York market.
which scrioasly interferes with all the manufacturers in their sale of new cars, and you
iven the opportunity to purchase an automobile at your own price.
ldsmobile. Cole, Stearns. Rec, Lozicr, Locombile, Mitchell, Maxwell, Stu-
debaker, Buic, For,d Pierce-Arrow and many other makes.
= 14111111.;111101110.
the club‘s nIcIIIYIoI'HlIip this your than
'intI'm'tlng
I r-sIuI't in the race.
The sight of all 111qu1 beautiful 1111:1111
'oI'y illuiT have formed the habit. of (11w
,youu
it you are not cure of your so!»
*utomoblle
to buy an Automobile at your own price
and users of Autbmoblles, wait for the
OF HIGH CLASS
TO BE HELD AT ME
10 a. m. and
2 p. m.
RAIN on SHINE
Dammers and Gillette, Auctioneers.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Earl Themes, was admitted to
the Norwnlk hospital and operated on
this morning :by Dr. Tracey. ,« . '
Mrs. Katherine McCa1ty, of N015
walk, was operated on at the Norwalh:
hospital by Dr Tracey
This Bill! ill lillll E
Fhewmks will draw crowds to Ho
Ion Point tonlghi. The exhibitions this
summer have so far surpassed any-
'thing in the same nature held piev ions
ly. ~————« .
This morning the City of Norwallt
-ilre department was called out to put.
,out a grass fire in a vacant lot in
Knight street. L
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Tomorrow will be Children’s Day at
the Court Lame! ( tub and an interest-
:1111: 111 durum has been arranged to the
Rove under fourteen and girls under
shirt 11 win, of age will not he allow‘ '
ed to enter any moving picture hot!”
spoils 011 11.11111 st L.Ii'd when the lirllez in the "fly without an older person “I.
I 'land Club. the .\(1l unlit Country (V‘fw‘companyiug them hereafter. This UN“
and the knob 111111 11111 ouch hold “‘"E'olilt‘ials will watch out for.
annual aquatic events.
there will he 11 tI'iI dilution of water
Sentinel Wants are a 9111ch action
and inexpensive means 'of foommunii»
ration. ’I‘hoy'ud’ord a direct way of.
l‘2ll'l‘ylllg a message to thermos Who,
will he most interested. '
A week from tomorrow will he I‘hll~
(ll'l‘ll'S Day III the Kuol) Club. [worms
that there are 11111111 children among
over lu-i‘tu'o and the day should prove ll.
tit-11111111111 out- for all.
’l'uo Novuull t '1.It'l1l I ‘ln‘o spurts \1."Il
,, L...”
11%.: New Science
hold this until 011 ..'.IlIIi‘Ilu_\ 1111.1.1113 DEF'NITION 0" CHIROPRACTIQ ‘
111111-11 utleuiiun. 1‘11: ., (‘himpractio Is the definition of tho
.«lquIIi ho not} 1111011111111 1311' there Inrlfitfifufii if: (51:11:30 {3123;201:331}:
no tillll‘i' :«lwi‘lL.»;'Iui‘1llllt'd III) 1111': ,C’f'! by it Wi‘Clll‘ll. lWltSl. Oi‘ sprain m
\lil} and all In IIII'ItillIl'R I11 ul.’ to .II‘ It 10 11.11 k l‘xeu it done in 011“th
cibus h .m ‘11. 11 united 1.. ..;.,11.I 1111 .. git on: Itus pinched non es and pain 1!
Elflllti‘ tile in the diI’IoIent organs and
Ii m‘u's. .
I I llliOlirdClOrS tomovn the caus'é or .
ltl' llII-I':l:11111111111.«'11111oi I'onuocilt 'II. :1' disease and PM“. lie'tlth is restored.
1111111 unit» 1' cc around (.114 114 lit-r2 throng h harmonizing the nerve an»
l.l,.l.lllui\~.11 [111111 the 111mm 11qu Cork 11111111 in 10111" 110:1: ,1"‘.’“"‘f 11011111“;
. . . . . » ,. . I..\r_111 spccin a 1‘” 1011; and cum;
to ho lulu on in XL’I‘IUIITII} .1111111o1111.1mh; ol' ”‘0 spine. You will never to
zitu'm'ttug atIII'utIon :IlillI‘ wt ..1 it in... Klilll" the thu'opluctur a chancu
is exported 111.11 111111111 :1 111111 tho i ullllm 1.11111 v.ou
.1: Iglittin treatment: given also.
I a a n ‘I
1. I'RANI ’ D. L.
A uninhor of local ,vurlitnuu'n want.
It‘s.
in Ihv shore or wall I‘d min the 131111111134 Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn,
in bottle yesterday ill'lt'l'litlllil In 11.11.} Graduate from Palmer School, til. 5
the hum» of Ibt1 lsu'rlunout \ In hi I iub.dlscoverer.
on 1111.111 nay east [or the aunmlt rilldti.
1.
“1'
mill
Q
4
The coming r'lr't' of the Life tin-15.
is
L... WM
s'uillug along on a ‘i‘ali' luv-112.- Will one
w-IIIIII will he 10111. rcmomlmiid III .III '
who l‘hpl’lll'llctltl li.1
‘ Lover's"
T HE PLACE
A 1111111111111 of tho swimmers III Iiirlt-
lug from the Hello lslulul lll’lllkl' Into
Itlu1 at 111.1111 \I'lIiIlI foods and mnplleu.
alternately. the interior unit1 nutur
pond. ’I'lu1 sport. while nmnowlmt dun-
Izvrmm. lti I-xhilnrutlun 111111 1111111111: the
divers has been noticed a charming ,
1.: lutly, whose ui'm'nlully excluded 1'
din.» in well Worth Ivnu'hiua.
Vacation ,
Footwear;
‘ is
The Advantage ,
of Liberal i
NeWspaper I
TENNIS. vacu'rmo Alto sA‘I‘I-l»
INe suoee.
Advertising
is Apparent
lit) thIB " CHILORBNS BAREFODT «It
Management '
Whihh is Alive
to its ,
Opportunities. ...
LADIES’ WHITE PUMPB AND
OXFORDB.
Iwm'r'rwoas's '
wnrr‘a dLBAinIIR
Iron enuvu me some
snout. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler