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“ WANTED non SAL! TO LET ‘
HELP WANTED-MMALEI AND FIE}
male. Experienced opeartors, Ipress-
ers and finishers on men’s pants; also
learners. Good pay, steady work.
iSchonberg Bros, 68 Water St, South
Norquk. ‘ 89 3t
wsuvsounxrnmnucnp HAT
trimmers and girls to learn. Apply
(1. and K. On. all 3t
'WANTEDv—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework or to assist In general
lhousework; three in family. Apply 51
‘Senview Ave, East Norwnlk. :19 3t
WANTED—MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Swedish or Irish prefer-
red. rAppiy to Mrs. F. C. Griffiths.
Highland and Sound View Aves, lio-
ron Hill. 118 ill
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 1 Cedar St. 9.7 St
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework or to assist in general
(housework; three in family. Allply 5
Beaview Ave, East Norwaln. n'i 3i
WANTED —- BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms.
enable. Use of telephone. Mrs. R, F.
Roekwoil, 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 1026-2.
of (it
WANTED—GIRLS ’l‘O WOFK ON
Singer Sewing machines. Inquire
New England Coat 100., 83 Washing-
Ibon St. til (it
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra. prices for fat calves. 8:5
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedmsn,‘Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
136 ti
Business Norms
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seaview avenue,
East Norwalk. Phone 2110. ()f-
lice MnhaI-lteuio Hotel, 'phone 980.
Hours, 9 to 11:30, 1:30 to 4:30.
NOTICE _.. PAINTING, PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 1-le Ave. Tel. 400. Estl
motes cheerfully given. 4228 ii
NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made wort. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
DEAD WOOD TRIMME
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPA‘IN 6:. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance. '
Real Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
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Chiropractm
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
80uth Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS-13 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatinout
ii adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
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Read about tonight‘s specials lit
the ‘ilonlon Store, Silo adv.
.Suuunrr clcarunco sale at
Avrlch'g. l'ost (lilies buildinu.
oninht omit; the balfyunrly sale at
lilciiol'uuul's.
Louis
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W“.
The August sole. of House furniture
In now in progress at. Rudd‘s. lire
ndv.
Minn Vivian McKay, of 70 Sprint:
rim-cl, will return next work from ug
vhdt in Dunbul'y.
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Mr, and Mrs. William l". lieuupuiu.
Terms was.
ill 1m '7‘ ‘
FOR SALEw-«Slx 1100M HOUSE
and burn. All improvements, in good
condition, flue location, lot. 50 x 150;
bargain. East Norwaik. Address i’.
O. Box, 09-1, South Nor-walk. all 61;
FOR, 8ALE—-GOOD WORK Oil
driving horse. Inquire Mrs. Pickle.
Highland Ave, '80. Norwnlk. all it
ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON CAN
buy a new seven room house with an
acre of land, at the some role you are
paying her rent; on trolley, high, broad
porch, line, new, big cellar, electric
lights, etc, by wpplying to the Law-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St. u? 31;
FOR GALE-"$2,550. HOUSE, 7
large rooms, lbath, all improvements.
On trolley, near shore. James L.
‘I-ioyt, 5 (love Ave, East Norwnlk.
a6 6t
FOR SALE—4; ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, fine condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suitable for best. For
terms apply Sentinel Oidce. 1:121 ti
COPRCTICHIRA
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atiuntlc at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Not-walk Office—63 MeadOw 8t.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours-19 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed—
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALVSIB FREE.
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David .W. Raymond
. UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
2? WASHINGTON ST.
Tel.. office, 1069-3; house, 698.
' "None
To Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received
ul lhe other of the Water commission.
i‘l‘l-l ol' the t‘ily of South Norwulh un»
til i: o‘clorit noon, August 11, lillii.
i'or trenching, pipe Illyllil; and bark
filling of water mains and connections
on (‘odnl' Street, \‘ulicy More and
Seymour Street. (‘ity will do the
cnullinu‘.
t‘mumisniouel's reserve the right to
reject. any and oil bids. Plans and
:llmviili‘illltiiiil may be seen at ibis 013
live on and after August ll, lillll.
WATiliil (,‘OliMISSIONICIIS.
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CONGREOATIONAL AND BAPTIST
UNION SERVICES.
The union services of the i‘onul'vnn-
tionni and Baptist it‘luu'cbvn will be
held in the Congreyionnl Church.
10:30 ii. 111., public worship, sermon
by itul‘. R. (l. illnl‘tiey. The organ mu-
sh: will be in ohurn‘o of Iiurold Wilson
of S. A. Smith.
The evening service will be held at
fzilll p. in. Sermon by licv. it. (i. iluri-
icy. '1‘th will be u short service and
we invite all who do not worship eluc-
whero to unite with us.
in nonernl session at iliibl a. Ill.
The union prayer service will be
held iii the lluptini. i‘hui'rii on Thurs-
titty uiuhi ut 7:45 o’clock,
“Lawns...“ .. .. “mums...”
FOUGHTm—NOW FRIENDS.
tininoppo iloii‘ori, vhuruml with us-
Imnlt by u brother foreigner. us the
result of u light in Nnvurh‘n liull,
brushing out of‘iui urunuwnl. over
’Inonoy. who before Judge itmmh 1th
morning. The complainant wiuhmlihn
nailed the nilscilli. rlmruo on the part
omega: “troop ”my entertaining mlfiufimept oi the nctnui costs. 'l‘bo mun
Lillian linorr, ni‘ llroolclyu, N. 12, fol“
at low day it.
(Yuri Pollock. charged with assault
on bouts Itlchwurzer. has managed At-
torney Joseph R, Taylor for his case,
which has been pestponcd until next
pitch. . '
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[Miss C. F. Baird has coinhlcied hurl
lumdooine apartments on West Menus
and Orchard street, and they pro now
ready for IIIRIIE‘UIIOH. A. few are for
rent furnished. the remainder unfur-
illolied. Early application should he
made to avoid disappointment.
advertisement will be found
three of this issue.
The
. on page
o'clock sharp.‘
shook hands and lull the ronrt-rnmu
the bust of friends.
NEW CONCERN FOR SOUTH NOR~
WALK.
Apartments
lllld the vocal hurdle under the chnrge _
'i‘hu ilnptlut Sunday school will moot, ,
(lolliplliliii. withdrawn and Judge ix‘uouh -" '
To LET—~AN APARTMENT 0F Six
desirable rooms, newly decorated, to
a small family of adults. Imlprove-
me'nts. Apply 123 South Main tats
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To LET—«i ‘l-lUititl'lTT AWL, Shit}
and floor, live-rooms and bath and
gun-ct. Jacob Linxwoiler, 37 Quiuturd
Ave. all 3t
To LET—MALE HOUSE ON PUT‘
nan) Ave. All modern Improvements.
inquire of 'i‘. liresunn, 47 West Ave,
South Norwnlk. ’Phone 458. all 3t
' TO LET—~53 HENRY .S'i‘., SECOND
floor. four rooms. Rent $9.00. Mrs.
S. A, Youngs, 241 East Ave, East
Norwalk. as :.t
To LET—431’ run WEEK, TWO
camping- outfits, one on =Cockenoe Is~
land, other Calf Pasture llcach. 'l‘hree
tents each. all up ready to occupy. Tel.
61641. a8 3t
To LET~TIIIREE AND FIVE
room apartments. Rent reasonable.
inquire 7 6 Washington St. of at
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOM lN
East nvexlue. gentleman preferred.
References. Apply J., Sentinel office.
a? tit
To LET-IIOUSE, $30.00, BEACON
St., near East Ave. 9 rooms, bath
and foyer hail, newly decorated. ml
the improvements, first-class neigh-
borhood. l’. D. Mason, 15 Wall St.
:16 5t
To LET—«AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Nonvallt.
Apartment at 89 Chapel street
Inquire at ill. South Main St. mill ti
“M...“ -m Mm...— .. .... Wu... -....-..._.____..-_....
The Beautiful New Apartnmuts iii
53 West Avenue
and on Orchard St. will be ready for
occupancy on August l.'.. inspection is
new invited for such families of adults
as require high-class rents. livery
modern eolivnultnce is supplied; also
janitor service. A few apartments
are for rent I’uru‘led. liuriy nppiicu-
lion should be made IO sorui‘e one oi
llwse (:lluli‘o homes. Apply at
Worn .lvo.
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING,
HerbertWCorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
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out Norwslk. Phone 593.12.
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it is nitvayn best to catch a,
b-nlt or a plumbing rnpslr who
it first sun's. boruuuo Its leu-
“(lobby is to grow Worse with
lioiiltmi.
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You will save much unuoyv,
mice. as well on time and How'-
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1 us whenever any pul‘t of your
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mulw-rhii‘ln at best, and um (bet -
('iliiIIII’lII. in the long rnnm
.plure your plumbing pri‘dilnum'.
l on our shitluhlcru, and we will
,Imlve them promptly and seller
Inclurily.
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bn mu of order in the lens... 1.3.
"'llonwmmdc” repairs sre'.”
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Rev. and. Mrs, Lincoln lloillstcr
(limit-nil and daughter haw relin'ned
Io Norwnlk. allor spending a few dayll
In New York city.
Wrought-um»
Tim i’nrtrirh Varnish Company, It
is reported. are making arrunIgninoutug
for opening on industry in the Wheeler
foundry, in Water street, in the nour-
l'uturo, , . {I
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if you need it garbage can
(Ichebe's adv.
The regular locating oi the Ilnrteud‘l
srs‘ Union will be held in. Central Lil-l
bur Union Illnli Sunday morning at 10
A
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pm“!
(i. A. McNamara. of Reed street. hits
resumed his duties In it. Kricgcr it
Company utter a vacation. in which he
took a. trip across the Witter to Port
Jefferson, 1.. I.. and other places of In-
Israel.
William ll, Ferris. of New York.
and William Moran, oi Ssyvllie, L. 1.;
who are spending their vacations here,
have roturhed from a trip to Sarah»
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an .
, , _ us That
insteadoflsllsw, _ skin endless
blemishes inhabitant-tom.
the clear complexion and the
beauty of mum. and food
health. AnY‘Iwoman‘ :11ch
or suffering at. hmeerom
headache, backache, nervous-
ness, languor, and depression
of spirits—ought to try
BEECHAM’s
PILLS .
the safest. surest, most com
venient and most economical
remedy knovvn. .Beecham's
Pills remove impurities, insure
better di cation. ref shing
sleep, an have an ex client
general tonic effect upon the
wholeboddysystem. Theyhave
a wonderful power to improve
the general health, while by
purifying the blood, Beecham’s
Pills clear the skin and
, Improve
The complexion
Sold everywhere. In boxes. 100.. go.
No woman should foil to read the valuable
directions with every box. ‘
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Our Brothers“ Lodgeyxd 10. 1_ 0.
0. It, willl hold its regular meeting
Monday evening.
NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
id—Corner oi 111’an and Wall Streets.
lelleiden Avenue and Union Place.
22~Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
Lita—Union I’nvk.
25—West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27--Fi-mlkhn Avenue and Lynes Place.
ill—(ins house. (Private box).
(i2«\\’cst Avenue and Merwln Street.
33wliurhor Avenue and Orchard Street
ul~t'lmpol Street and Harbor Avenue.
38—~\\’es1 Avenue. new the armory.
38~SivVHIfI Street and him Crest.
Il-«Cruss Street and Wilton avenue.
12~ Mllill siren-I and North Avenue.
lflwii‘rnnrn (uncut.
52w-Muiil and Catherine Streets.
v Caitlin“ Road and Fair Street
54—i‘hoslnut Street, near Summer 8!.
OD- Main Street and Union Avenue.
62 (in The Green.
63%)“.qu Avenue. and Liner-in Avenue.
84 «our Avenue and Dusknm Leno.
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the how SCIE‘IICB
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIO.
()hirom-nctic is the deflnitiod of the
cause of the discuss and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed 1);. a wrench, twist or sprain in
the Illii'h’. la‘vcu I! done in childhood
it ('i‘l‘illl‘r pinched nerves and pain in
later me in the different organs and
limbs.
ithiroprsclm-s remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through burnlolzlzing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special Iliii'lltlllil', also curva-
ture of the spine, You will never re
ill't‘i giving the Chinmmrtor a cimuce
In help you.
Magnetic treatuwnts given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 Washington St. So. Norwnl‘s. Conn
Graduate from l‘aliuer school, ill!
discoverer.
nun-h.
dunesfln‘senmasrwsoua
Why Not Use
Gas
FOR ,
LIGHT?
'i‘hc piping can be concealed
or exposed. I
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttenticn
Drop 8‘ Postal and our llcpit
seniaiivc will call and
give estimate
United Electric
Light &Water Co
......w,a..... ”Mont.“ _ . a . .mn5.~
Daily Lin
For FREIGHT Only
Freight. Propellers leave Pier 3!.
him River. New York (root of Down
street). every day (except shoddy) ill
3 p. m. Freightrscsived at hermit
up to 1 n. m. ngndgtloutb Norwaik up _ j
to 5:30 p. In. . _
Norwsik Steamboat Siemens,
its. and other points in New, You:
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Among .I. iimitll c. d. Human,
I Louis. dousflljiioifli.
no: at
Lewis Ruscoé, of New council. is
spending two weeks at Hickory «hind.
There Was an excellent wind for
sailing last night and p number of
boats were out. ‘ ‘
George R. Bylngton’s launch, “Eur
ms. 13.,” is undergoing repairs at the
Non-walk Launch Works.
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Water spam. at the Yacht Club and
dances at the other club will be oh-
sevved today and this evening.
The annual picnic of St. Paul's
Church, Lewisboro, will be held ,et‘
itoton Point, next Tuesday, August
12th.
Seashore notes
There would enable and bridge party
at the ’Belle island‘C-iub. last night,
which proved a gay affair.
Mi". and Mrs. William ll. Bertine
and a. party ‘of friends from New ICu-‘I
nann, are spending the month at the
Ruscoo cottage at Hickory Bluff.
The “Scrum," R. W. J. Klngan's
craft. has been thoroughly overhauled
for his race this afternoon at Gam-
ble's shipyard in East Norwnlk. She
is now in line fighting trim. i
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The usual twilight gospel service
will he held at 'Foster Park, llelle
Island, weather permitting, next Sun-
day evening ni. 7:15. A desire has
been expressed to hedr Miss Currie
Wilbur again, and she has been in-.
vited to give the gospel message. Last‘
Sunday evening, .by the invifntion of
the Rev. Dr. Martin, Miss Wilbur oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Newton Pres—
byterian Church. She leaves for her
home at. Norwich. Conn. on Monday.
The attendance at the twilight service
largest this season. Several duets
were sung and the message was given
by the llev. Willinm .Inmcs. Mr.
Wolf, superinlcmient of the Tloneou
l
his family are. spending the month of
August at Elim Home, will occupy
the pulpit of the li. i3. Church, at
Georgetown. Conn" next Sunday morn-
ing and evening.
at Foster Park inst Sunday was the! "M
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”FilliiliEENlElilS
Rental-edit: Health ty'tyas
E. Pinkhom’s Vegetable
Compoulid.
Eikhort, Ind.:-~“I suffered for four-
rganic inflammation,
f e m ni e weakness,
pain and irregularh
creased by walking
or standiugon my
feet and I had such
_ awful bearing down
' feelings, w as de-
.' pressed \in spirits
‘ 7 and became thiuaud
pale with dull, heavy
eyes. I had six doc-
tors from whom I received only tempo-
rary relief. I decided to give Lydia ill.
llinkham’s Vegetable Compound it fair
trial and also the Sunntive W nah. ~l have
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me.
“If these lines will be of any benefit: .
you have my permission to publish
them.” — Mrs. Same WILLIAMS, 455
James Street, Eikhnrt, Indians.
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com-
pound,mude from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and today holds the record of being the
most. successful remedy for female ills
we know of , and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to
prove this fact.
If you have'lhe slightest doubt
that Lydlu iii. Pinkhum's Vegetat-
irlo Compound will help youm'riie
to Lydia. E.Pinkhmn lll'etlicinetlo.
(confidential) Lynn,i\lnss., formi-
vioo. - Your letter “dll be opened,
rend and answered by a. woman,
and held in strict. confidence.
ICE BLOCKS TROLLEYS.
One half a load of a fully equipped
Lace Works’ Msebsiltsunlts , ,,
bets on the Baxter Grounds, tomb .
afternoon, at 3:20 sharp. The '
rocks will have their old butt
them and they expect to cont
“Hello People!" “People Holloi'f
Aug. 7t
is the Day on Which We lnaugu‘rl
the Vaudeville Season of 1913214.. ‘
At the Chief Center of Interest in,
South Norwnllt. ‘ ’
Hoyt’
where vaudeville in its most‘ superior
element is the standard of entertain
merit. We are out for new laurelfis
Watch our bills , “ .
Grand Jubilee Program. Extremal-‘-
nary Engagement for This. Memop.
able Occasion. Stageiand's Profit-i
tleat and Sumptuous Spectacle, “
The Six Stunning .
‘ (6) BANJO PHIENDS (6) ,
A sextette of the ilnestinstrunieno
toilets in America, presenting a. novel
and Spectacular musical novelty.
Another jubilee feature. The live
wire comedian, ‘
GRANT GARNER.
Illverybody's favorite. Behind a. mask:
of burnt cork this time, but have:
better in his career.
A Circus in Miniature.
LES KELLIORS.
Gymnasts With a New Idea.
Still another big not. ,Only Chinese,
comedian in the world,
HONG FONG.
Sings in six different languages, an.
eccentric dancer and impersonator.»
A screamingly laughable farce,
WILL T. CHATTER TON &. 60.,
In Muchlyn Arbuckle’s Noted Playlet,
”THE WELCHER." ‘
HOYTSCOPE. » ‘
9,.
lee wagon was dumped upon the trol-
ley tracks in North Main street. near, ..
Light Mission, New York, who with Marshall street and the City Hall;
yesterday, effectually blocking trol-
ley iraiiic for several minutes. It is
a strange comiiiion, ice causing: trol-
leys to hold up in August,
IliCHESTER 35‘; Pitt.
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'i Ill-I INA MON" “RAND.
Ladle-i Ask your Drug-def. {or
"IILI‘IM‘M‘ ' EliiunoudT IV‘II'
l'llln HI . will hold in $11
Imm, withI with lime Iliulvm.
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The Advantage
of Liberal
Newspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
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STOCK. OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the two"
2-1.1 ics.
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STA MFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
ACORN
Also Repairs for All Ranges.
Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall St. Norwslk.
134-136 Washington
The A. J. Angeviue 81 Son Co.
Complete
Housciumishers
St... South Norwalk
error at home’buildsm. and its
113. Q ,«3
goon free toour customers, but that is no sign it’s worthless,
for we give it freely to insure our friends against the common
No matter what you are going to build, you‘ll find us always
ready to advise you. Even it it's only a board for a repair job,
or II bunch of lath or shingles, we want you to come in and use
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company 1’;
«ours nomadic com
an advertisement
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'mr'. Luna f2’I"I;C‘~L.VJI"‘:I,1'.|“1H a Krill) la '
, , store.
With Special Photo-play and Novelties ‘,
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Grand Excursion '
[The South Norwaik Methodist Epis.
ccpai Sunday School Excurslan to
LIGHT HOUSE norm on
wsoussoav, AUG. 13, 1913,
The large and commodious steam- J
,(fr. John Sylvester, will leave Rey-
:moud ill-us. dock at 8:45 a. m. «
.Childrcn under 12 years of age, 250-
l Adults sea.
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Tickets at Nelson Hoyt's {31‘9ch
stern, Church &. Miller's. grocery
So. Ncrwailz: Tristram It
ijatt's, Norwalk: Ronnie's bakfl‘y“ _
'E. Norwalk; Mcads‘ grocery atom, .,
'Rowayton. ’
The Recreatic
, :1 Tours
. SEASON 1913
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'ASBURY PARK, N. J. $18.60*
54721): Trips, Mondays.
Tic CITV. N. J. $21.00.
iSLAND, R. i. ....... $11.60
Trips, Saturdays.
,ATLAN _
l 5—Day Trips. Mondays.
NTAINS, N. H. ..$25.00f
IsLOCK
; 3~Dny
;WHITE MOU
! 5-Day Trips, Mondays.
‘THOUSAND iSLANDS ...... $28.00
id-Day Trips, Fridays. July 18, Aug. 1.
i 15, 29.
NIAGARA FALLS ............ $40.00
. Saturday. August 9th.
5 Tours to Thousand islands, Moli-
ltrrni, Quebec, Nova Scotla, Bars
2mulls, Ausahle Chasm, Lake George,
:otc.
For the New England Tourist, OI»
scribing all tours, call on .1'ickuii
Agent at depot or address
THE RECREATION TOURIST GO...
191 Ordngo Street, New Helium.
Tel. 1201.
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Lovers!
THE PLACE w
Vacation .
Footwear 1*
4‘“?
rooms. momma AND BATH.
me BHOEs. ‘
LADIES' WHITE. PUMPS AND '
OXPONDG. ‘
, GHILDREN'S essence-r as
onto.
wuirrsmons's
more stress“ _
son ssnvss line such: «
sucss. ‘ '1
Norwalk Chronicler