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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on tM page, Twenty-Rive Words or Le”. 25c——-‘
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face or Capo. Double Price
WANTED FOR BALI To” LET
WANTED—MAID ITI‘OII IGENII‘RAI.
housework Swedish or Irish proton
red. Apply to Mrs. F. C. Grillliths,
IiIllghlr 1d and Sound View Avert, Ito-
tou Hill. as at
wnureomrinin non ennui-w.
housework. Inquire '1 Cedar St. at ”It
WAN~TED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework or to assist in general
llousexmork three in family Apply 5
Seaview Ave, East Norwalk in II.
» WANTED -~ BOARDERS.
cooking, pleasant rooms.
unable. Use of telephone.
Rockwell, 30 Chestnut St.
HOME
Terms roas-
Mrs. R. II‘.
Tel. 102042.
117 (It
' WANTED—~15. c.0011 FAMILY cow.
Address box 34, Darieu, Conn. (16 3t
WANTED~SECONDHAND FUR-
niture, carpets, bicycles, stoves. beds,
clothing. etc. Carriage 'l‘or sale.
Springwood Furniture Shop, 29 Ely
Are. all 3t
WANT ED—aGIRLS 'I‘O WOFKW 0N
Slugci Sewing machines. 9 Inquire
‘New England Coat Co, 83 Washing-
0011 St. at lit
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for {at calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
16 tr
BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC STEN
GRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, ll Senview avenue,
East Norwalk. Phone 2-10. Ol-
ilce hiahackcmo Hotel, ’plione 980.
Hours, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 4:30.
.. :17 1111
NOTICE ~ PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa- 9
per and paintere' supplies oi Alex.
White, 61, 12 lu‘ly Ave. Tel. I100. Eeti
mates cheerfully given. 128 tt‘
NASH’S MODERN .liUUiiYiIIAR
Eliot and shoot repair rhop. All kinds
cuetom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washinmlr. 5t
DEAD woon TRIMMED
seem ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN &. SAUNDERSI
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON CAN
buy a new seven room house with an
acre of land, at the same rate you are
paying 501' rent; on trolley, high, broad
porch, line. new. big cellar, electric
lights, etc., by applying to the Law-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St. :17 3t
FOR SALE—$2,550. HOUSE, 7
large rooms, Ibntli, all improvements.
0n trolley. near shore. James L.
I-ont, 5 Cove Ave, East Norwallnm
a6
FOR SALEu-G ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements tine condition, center of
South Norwnlk. Price $2 050 Inquire
G.eo Mitchell."
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
eohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11121 tt
' LOST
LOST —— MONDAY NIGHT. COL-
lcge fraternity pin, between Baxter's
drug store and‘ .15 West St. Ilteward
ior return to either of the Ill-hove
places. all 3t
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic st. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attenda t
South Nor-walk
7-8 p. m. -
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. 1n.-5 p. m. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. 111.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Rest Rooms.
thee—63 Meadow St,
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David W. Raymond
I UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel ., office, 1069- 8; house, 6993.
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Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Inouraoce.
Estate, Rents, Surely Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 845. 155 WasllingtOn St.
Real
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Ileporienl'e.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Nor-walk.
OFFICE HOUR8~9 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjusliucnis $l.00 per treatment
0 adjustmculc $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
STOLE BONIE FRUIT.
your young men picked a
melon iron: the stand in from ol‘
lllilollo‘u l'rult uiol'o Ilitil, ninlu In
South Main hiroul. and run off down
l'no ulrocl. .loc (Ililoilo have chuuc and
I’I'HIKIII the thI-i'cn at Raymond .Iurccl.
'l‘lioy not upon IIIIII IllllI iul'c hie cloth
ion. ‘lumldcn puuclilult liilll kicking,
liliu. 'l‘hon ilnIy ran away. The no»
live Iul'csliunlcd Ull’ rum» but In no
arull. ,‘1 sil'ul‘ but found on tho ncrnc
may be a clue to the chilly pni‘llcn.
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BARNEY BEWILDERED.
Ilui'rluh llnrney, no he called him-
uoll‘, 'wnn drunk and came to Houlh
Nnru'ulk from Iilridlinport hint night.
Olliccr ltnyuoidn ph Iced him up and uni,
it n 1111 his Ilrui nrrout and he won unx~i
lone to plouiiao to be unlior in tho
l‘nlurc. .ludn'u John li‘oonb lot Jilin III).
tile did not know how he came to In: In
{‘IIIIIIII Norliu'llr.
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GENERAL STRIKE IN SPAIN.
Milt-I'-
gon \‘I‘oducadm lliIl-Iirmcd ”w l’
Registrars of Voters
NOTICE
The legal \‘Olt’Il‘S III' the Second Voi-
inn liislrlci, ol‘ the 'l‘own of Norn'nllt.
are hereby notillod that tho Registrars
of Voters of tho Second \‘oilng Ilia
trim of the Town of Norwalk will be
in echelon at (lily Ilull. Fridays. Alli:-
us Isl. and h‘lli. l'roui l2 lo 0 p. 111,.
lions for caucus and primary l‘t‘gltlll'tl-
lion.
EDWARD ll, I)(ii'l.II2.\'S.
.IIIIIIIIIIIAII l-IM'IAN,
Iicgzlsli'urs of Voters oi‘ Second Voting
District of Town of Noru‘nllr.
91min Xoru'nllt, July :30, 10121.
Registrars of Voters
NOTICE
The legal voters of the Third \‘ol-
lug District ol‘ the Town ol‘ Norwnllt
nro hnl'oby Iiollllell that IIIl,‘ ilouis-
trans of Voters of the Third \‘ollng
Iliulrici of ilie Town of Norwullt will
be in session III. the store 111 lllcl IorI
ham Company. III Il‘ll'ril. 31.. I: not Nor
walk on Fridays, August int and Nth.
from It! In 0 p. 111.. for ihe purpoae oi
I'I'I'elvlnu applications for caucus and
primary rcgiuirntlou,9
I-IIIWARI) III. ll;()lill\.\l.
IIAIIIIY ll WA'I‘I-i ltlll III'
ilonlslrura ol' \oiore ol‘ ’l‘lilrd \ollng
IIINIIII'I ol‘ Town of .‘xorwallt.
lanai Norwullt, July 20,10“:
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EIIIITIIIIIIIIIIE DESTRDYS
TWII PEIIIIVIAII TOWNS
1.13M, I’ci'u, Aug. it .\n t‘lll'llllllilllie
cr"utluu
towns of Curmcii and Old l‘iI(‘I 111-. “jihou-
naiula of ill/2 lnhnbllnniu Wt‘ll‘ IlIlllIl'I
Huh“..- annoy... .i. M... L...
WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN KITCHEN
illlii’i 03'. Ann. ‘I. w'l‘lic IIOII‘I oi‘ Mrs.
John Craig, :17. was found in the hit»
IDA‘IICIIJIJONA. Spain. Aug. iI.~»-~’l‘iio
tulivrmiprutimi of Labor hero declared
a general strike today, and tho gov-F
moment in reupoilnn, proclaimed manl
lint law in the city and took exlo naive:
milinn'y precautions.
Molly ol‘ the labor lenders were or»
rested in the eourne of the night.
HORSE LOVER SUYG AUTO.
Ilnmld P. Clark. exielllet of the
chon of her home in l-Ioulh Mouton, to~é
day. hearing marks n'rliitli indicate
that the. Woman 11nd bcen ati'ucli 1c
pnnlcdly with a litany blunt \wnpon.
A brother, Ihiti'irk lilnccn, who
boarded with Mrs. Craig. the past;
9 Week in hell] on a technical charge of
‘ druukcnncsu.
William Illittnry, ol‘ .\ortvnllt loll
down the hunt ulniro Inst evening at:
his 1.1.1.... lie received 11 broken col-l
‘ JCGJQQQCIOCIOLM
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for the lpui'poso of receiving applica- 1'
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ml houiclmi and grout iuiacl'y pi‘nvnllu. ‘ “ml went to ”99, rm, (”I 1m, gll‘l. .mfl
To LET—«5 HENRY S’l‘.. SECOND
floor, l’our moms. ltent $0. 00 Mrs.
S. A Youngs, 241 East Ave, East
Nerwalk. .
TO LET—~IIY 'I‘Ii-III‘ WELK. TWO
camping. outfits, one on ICockenoe Is
land, other Calf Pasture Beach. Three
hints each, all up ready to occupy. Tel.
0 0-3.
‘ 'ro LETw—T-HREISI AND‘ rivn
I‘OOIII BDIII'LBIBHLH.
Inquire 76 Washington St. 117 iii
'ro Lara-runuisuuo noon IN
East avenue. gentleman preferred.
References. Apply .I.,- Sentinel office.
11? (it
To LETul'IOUSE, $3 0.00 BEACON
St, near East Ave, ll rooms bath
and toier hall, newly decorated, all
the improvements first-class neigh-
borhood 1.1). Mason, 45 “all St.
116 St
TO ” LET—A NEW HOUSE.
houses. cottages. flats, stores, manu-
factorles. barn, summer cottage.
Rents for all people. Raymond Bros.
, 116 iii
TO LET—AN APARTMENT 111‘ 219
East Washington St, East Norwaik.
Apartment at 80 Chapel street
Inquire at 64 South Main St. 11124 tf
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Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD
Phone 59.112.
”East Norwalk
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QLKIM‘QUQO
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It is alwaIa best to catch a.
It' air or n piliilillillj' repair when”
It first start: he‘nuse IIS lea-g
dulcv is to grou nurse “IIIIIQT'
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Iancc. a; well as time and (mu-.19.-
lilo. liv [honing or tending, lei-.19"
.us u'lloncter (III\ gum .11 mar
‘iilllllilIV equuuucul appcaia to
be out of oxiicr in tho leash
“~llouicmnde“ repairs are
III‘m. iltc Iliit‘ts :Il Ili‘iil, and are the
‘x’ costliest in the loan. runm
1": pince ,lour plumlilnu problems
391111 our ahuuh‘icis~ and no uill
,=, .sohe them promptly and soils
Xv": laciorily.
....PORACII RI NASH.
Q14 Nor‘Ih Main and West Stu.
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Mina iIlilltlIc ilockcy. ol‘ liniu‘ryvillc.
l‘u.. near Lancaster, and William Lew-
is, colored, at Washington, ll, l'., were
drowned while bathing In line ocean
ufl' Sluice lil'elillc, today, licl‘oi‘o the
life guards went out on duty. It was
the girl's llrut ocean piiuune. Hill! hav-
ing none in with a party from her 1111-
IllI.
Mien liochoy went down in night of
five hundred people near It all of whom
xvi-1c own. Ilel'iiuur oi‘ the rough cou-
Iditiou ol‘ the sea, llicy wore afraid to
1011111111 into the brunkeru, and II. was
not until lluiuu llilullcy, I‘OIIII'MIII ol'
.iliiu c'ity, lippcui'ml on the scene that
'au illit‘llilil to rue «run will made. llrud
:yic v. without puuuiug lo renown any of
bin ciolhinn, plunged Into lilo occult
e'i‘toit wua niiul'nillng and be nearly
porislicd in his attempt at lilo-.suriuil
, Ilc wail pulled oul of the enter in an
almost uncounciouu rendition and in
Iron to u lioepitul.
Lenin, who was itIlOlL‘I aruployc. was
bulhing‘nlonc. and drowned while the
lailcnlion of the crowd wan centered
9 on. the utrugnliag girl.
Earle (70111111111, or Illgh nireot. has
lultcn a position no clerilricinn for the
lilrinni Electric (oxnpany of Bridge-
port.
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Luke A Conneuliy. of Franklin we.
mics Department Mill 11 lover or grouper bone and his limb was lII‘IIhIeIl one has recovered num his recent
horses. has pureluiaed the Hadron untimely iir Inutlci‘r'almmr friends illness and is attending his duties
automobile oi Edward Freon.
wish him a speedy recovery.
chitin.
o8 iiti
a8 25
Rent reasonable. .
of the tornado, Which retarded his
movements long enough for him to be
raised by the horrified spectatore, pre-
vented him from some to a. horrible
death on the red. hot coals. IHIB arms
and legs were seriously burned and.
violently Insane. he was taken to Lake.
view. Bridgeport. where hlrl inIurles
were given surgical attention by .Dr.
J. H. Finnegan. Emergency Hospital
ambulance surgeons.
Entering the foundry. saying notl1~
ing and attracting little attention, he
wandered over to where the blast
furnaces were being forced to their»
greatest heat.‘ It is thought that the
act was premeditated, but also that
it may have been that the glaring
tire of the furnace attracted him and
caused him to decide quickly as to
his course. ,IWhen first soon he mode
a. quick movement and jumped aboard
l
a 'hopper" that was‘treveling to-
wards the furnace door. Even then
his intentions were not grasped and
it was thought that he had simply
got caught 01' was just doing a fool.
hardy “stunt." Almost too late his
was made for him by some. while oth-
ers linstenedto shut off the power.
' Upon first contact with the fur-
nace, his arms went in and hung over
the blazing coals but his shoulders
were too brood and he stuck. 'Siz.
ing up (the situation he hurriedly turn-
ed and tried to go in feet first. The
movements of the "hopper" had at
most ceased and workmen were at
his side and grabbed him. Fran-
ticnlly he fought. exclaiming that the
redemption of his sins made it neces-
sary that he get inside.
The reports or a violently insane
part of the ambulance corps.
it was thought that Dr. Finnegan
the time being
and addiess were Linen and he
been In on luuano retreat before. lie
ulil pro bani} he returned.
the iti‘clilr portion of his life there
A you: in more are he opciied 11 mar
hot in \\ code 1111 11 cane, and couduc-i
cd this for u i'cu' months. As the un-
dertaking did not. prove a Ilnnuclal one.
cons. he decided to move to Bridge-
port and lake employment. While 11
——«Scni.inel Wants
and inexpcusiru means of coznmiinl
cation.
carryIu-Nr a 111153511110 lo the once who
will be llic most inlcrestcd.
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Beet Workmanrhlp
PromptAttentiou
Drop 11 Postal and our Rena.
scntatlve will call and
give estimate
United Electric
LightStWater Co
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Daily Line to N. V
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 23.
mm River, New York (root at Dover
an to i n. m. and, South Norwaik up
to 5:30 p. in.
Harwell: Stermhoat Company
Annlna .1. email ' a. o. Noumea.
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Ireai intention was noted and a ‘ruslr‘
resident of Durban iioii‘. tried to kill.
himself by jumping in front of a ii‘:1i11.l5t‘ P. and (,1. \thc antlla
'I‘hcy ali'ordn direct way of I
mun resulted in D. rush ti‘ll) on theicis B (‘IIDI'M
SW” iMr. Plant lune
inleudcut Fred R. Johnson, of the ne‘lund one eon
partmcni of l‘hnl‘ilies, pent along “Isuzu/Ive.
might need assistance But Golf's vio- “mm“ m
lent I'uilt‘ fiI‘I‘IIII‘d 10 MW I’M-“3d 10‘".I°lant loan house in New iork uiiv.
lir- W as docile and Recently she
g.1vo ilicni no tiouble. Ills name ageing“ i'or U“)
‘0 I\\' omen hill 11
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are a (print (IL‘LIOIII 101:
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street). every day (except Sunday) at i
3 p. In. Freimitrecelred at Nor-mils ‘
Difiofli Agent. '
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(BOTTLE!) IN
Borden's Milk is a Clean,
IStraight, Honest IMilk.
And Get This Firmly
Borden’s Milk in Pure Mi
healthy cow.
128 Washington St.
" v11 Your: MILK rRoBLEMs 3v usml:
0RD EN’S MILK
Borden 3‘ Service is a service
Under no cirmiiujstanccs
added to it or anything taken fiom it.
rich niillr, just .1.»- nature intended it should be
Hail any Borden wagon and the route salesman will take
your order; or write or telephone.
ifiorden’ s Condensed Milk CO.
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THE COUNTRY)?
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With a. Conscience.
Fixed in Your Mind.
lk just as it comes from a
is auyiliinlr
it is 111110 milk,
Telephone 871.
.MRs, MORTON PLANT DEAD. I
Succombs to Hemol‘rhagee At Country‘
Home at Eastern Point. ’
NEW LONDON, August 8.—~.\'cllic
Cnpron Morton, wife or ‘llorion F.‘
Plant. died at 0: 30 last e1 cning at her:
country residence, lirantord House:
Eastern I’oiut. Dcth was caused by I
hemorrhazzes incidental to 1150111109.
attack of inlili (1 i"‘clc1 Irom \\'f‘IlI(II
Mrs Plant had been a sufferer three?
necks. itwtmduy mowing (IIIIIDIII a
lions set in and Icstcrdny afterlnoou
hemorrhage»; occurred, causing llczllll.‘1,11i1'es ihe chnnu e of location of the ““1 ”“mm'r I‘i" not.
Mrs, Plant was born in Baltimore,
Md, .‘Juveinhci 10,1805. the daughter
of Olilla Illusion and the late Man
Slic was married tel
23, 1085. llei husbamh
ilcniy Bludlcy Plant
Mrs. l’ianl divided her limo I\(‘-
.uii‘oi'd House here and 1hr
donated money tor a
I‘om»uic11t (.‘ollI'gc Ior
19111 in established
BROOKFIELD RAILROAD
CHANGES.
IHAR'I‘FORD, Aug. 8.-«-ln a finding;
lmado public, by the Public Utilities
19 Commission. the petition ol’. the New
York. New Hm on and Idartl’otd Rail
Iroad l" ompnnv asking for the abandon-
ment of the. passenger and f1‘einl1tsta-9.
lions in I'31ookileld, is granted. 111
place of the old stations the company
pioposes to build a new combination
911astznger and freight stintion.
In the finding the conuniseiou says
“We find that. public CCIIIVCIIIOIIHI re
isiuiion."
BOY HURT BY A FALL.
.\'II 3W ll M'EN. Aug. 8. M‘Walter Hall
14 years old. a Waterbury boy,
11101911 in connection \Ilth the inton-
.nlructlon uork at the Hotel (lnrdc, in
this city foil 110111 a ladder. \cstei-
day. sixteen feet to the cellar. and 11 new . - m ._
piobnblr i‘niallx injur.ed It is thought
his back may be broken.
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If you are not sure of your jot».
lose a Sentinel Want adv.
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(“Ion in n nulliii of Duricn. and spent Phone Olgym
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Spec ally Price] To
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Laundry Soap 9r. cakes 1th
Iain; l=.:ltic Iluieehold 9
Ammonia iomonow . (1c bot.
$1.25 Combination Step Lad-
der Chairs ionmnwoa .. 98C9.
22C Galvanized VVuICI Pads, ‘9
12 qt. size. tomorrow 15st
use good size Chopping Bowls
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tomorrow ............... 190
roc White Paper Napkius.10~
marrow .......... 100 for Sci
5 Double Shccis Sticky Fly 1
Paper tomorrow .......... so:
too Parowx for preserving. {
etc.. tomorrow ...... 8c cakei
39c Family Size Glens Wash l
Boards tomorrow ........ 26c
$1.50 Square Willow Clothes
Hampers. with wood bot»
tom tOmOI'I'ow $110
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25 West Washington
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Sum lei Ritche 11 Need
illOliGWwStI thrday
11‘; II‘ c Pic! 5 and Shavers to-
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thIiutter lots with covlu io~
moirow
.IHL‘ Eight Quart Gialy Eur .niel-
ed Preserving Kettles tomor—
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at llandlm 5 term r—
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3st Font Quart Gray Enamel—
ccl Siluc'fpaus with tin cov-
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54: Glass Water Filters. will
fit any faucet. tomorrow . .
1212
Street. South Nllrlvnlk
cht to 'Ielcpfunic buildingI
Free DelIVery to All Parts
of City or Country.
Phone Ol‘derll _
Prcmplly Attended To.
7f .
9134436 Washington
The A. .l. Angevin’e 81 Son Co.
Complete
Housefuruishers
St, South hlorwallt
Our Advice
for we 'give it freely to “unite
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goon tree to our customere. but that In no sign lt’n
our frirnde against tl
error of immuhuildnra. and on an tidvertlaement.
No matter what you are going to build. you'll up
ready to advise you. Even If it's only a heard for RI repair Job.
or a bunch of lath or shingleu, we want you to corner III and see
The Hatch 8t Bailey Co
UNIT" NORWALK. DON".
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for sale and was lined .550 and coil
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“Hello People!" “People Helloi"
Aug. 7th
Is the Day on Which We Inaugurltl-
the Vaudeville Season of 91913.14.
At the Chlcl’ Center of Interestin.
South Norwalk.
where
element In the standard of entertain
'uudevllle in its most superior"
ment. \\'e are out for new laurels.
Watch our bills, I
Grand Jubilee Program. Extraordi-
nar Engagement for This Memorn
able Occasion. Stageland's Preli-
tiest and SumptuOus Spectacle.
The Six Stunning
(6) BANJO PHIENDS (6)
A sextctte of the finest instrumen-w
toilets in America, presenting a novel." .
and spectacular mushzal novelty.
Another jubilee feature. The
wire comedian.
GRANT GARNER. 9‘
livei v 10111 3 i'nvmilc. Ilehind a mask
oi" burnt cork this time, but never
better in his career
A Circus in Miniature.
LES KELLIORS.
livmunsts With 11. New Idea.
Only Chinese-
live.
roiiiediun in the wor,ld
HONG FONG.
.Ings iii nix different languages, on
etr'enliic damcr and iuipeisonator.
A scrcaiuinnly laughable farce.
WILL T. CHATTliR TON &. 00.. .
.‘slaililin .'\1bucklo‘s Noted Playiot.
“THE WELCHER. "
HOYTSCOPE. 9
\iilli Special lhoto- plul and Noveltiefi
. .-.._.~......._..a.
Grand Excursmn
The South Norwalk Methodist Epll- 9‘9
ccpal Sunday School Excursian to
LIGHT HOUSE POINT on
\‘JEDNESDAY. AUG.l3.1913,
'I‘lic lui‘Lo and conunmiicus steam. 9
9141- .lohn SyIVestcr “III leave Ray-
11.1111Iil.'111~ 1'14 ‘\ hi \1: .'l .1 111.
Children under ‘12 years of age, 25¢»
Adults 50c. ..
Nelson HOyI’s grocm‘
‘C.§II.II'CI‘I .2 Millers, grocery”
So. .I‘Ilcrwalk: Tristram 9‘
Norwrikr Runiile‘s hakerfi,
Meuds' grocery store,
Tickets at
Hyntt's,
E. clorwaik;
m'
New Science
CHIROPRACTIC.
(‘ iilropraclll' IS 111‘ dclinlllon of th.
dull the art 0‘
MW? Disease is caus— .
ed l'_. a wrench. twist or sprain in
he back. liven if done In childhOOlI 9
It crcnlcs piurhcd nerves and pain 1! 5
111101 life in the IIIIIL'I‘CIII. organs and
IIIIIIIS
l liiroproczore remove the cause 0!
lit-nun is restored
The
illirnugli harmonizing: the nerve 61"
Hilton spturiai attention;
.tui'o oi the shine.
Female trouble-
iilui) CIII‘VIP
You will never to
Irina in your body.
“ml 2 airing: the l‘hlroprnctm- 11 chuncc
Im 11pr you.
Magnetic Ircalincnle given also.
T. FRANCIS. i). C.
94 Waahlnnicnhl. So. Norwullc. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, till
discoverer.
LOVER’S .‘
THE PLACE
Vacation
Footwear
TENNIB, YACHTINO AND BATH. I
ING BHOKS.
9 LAOIEEI’ WHITE PUMI’O AND
OXFORDB.
I
curtanenre enneroor 6AM» '
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more ccnnneea
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knees.
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