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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous '
CLASSIFIED Advenuements 'on this page,"
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WANTED ‘
WANTED -— MIDDLDAG-llll) WO-
unan as working housekeeper in small
1811111113 Apply, giving Ineferences to
P. 0 15011 193,1)ar1en ,Conn. 1114 St
AN AMERICAN WOMAN WITH A
boy of eleven would like a position as
working housekeeper. Good cook and
neat. Address Box 272. \Vestport,
Conn. . all it
WANTED COMPETE N’i‘ \VIII'I‘E
girl for general housework. Two in
family. Wages $25 per month. Tele-
phone 10281114 3t
WANTEDWGIRL FOR HOUSE-
.work in small family, no objection to
lately landed. Mrs. E. W. “1111111sz
West St, South Norwalk. all it
aWANTED-GlitLS FOR TURNING
in on paper boxes. U. ‘ .'I‘rowbrtdge
(30., 129 Washington St. «13 3t
WANTED ~— SALESLADY
once for a local concern. Must know
110w to operate a sewing machine.
Ansycr, stating last employment F.
.M., core Sentinel. 111:: “it
AT”
WANTED—~11 YOUNG GIRL WISH-
es position at general housework. Call
or write 25 Stuart Ave, Norwalk.
(1‘12 lit
WANTED—SMALL SHORE FRON'I‘
properly. Will give equity in house
811. Plainfield, N. J. two and clear
lots, or both in exchange. Plot of
ground without buildings preferred.
Send full particulars to S. -L Angeli,
507 5th Ave, New York city. 1111 (it
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE - WINNIPAUK CIDER
111111 struts for the season on Sutur-
day, Aug 10111. Thomas Mcinernev.
1113 (it
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BUSiNESS NOTICES
NASH‘S MODERN lOOIlYEAlI
boot and slice repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. hit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 W est \lushiugtou St.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, till Scuview avenue,
i‘..lst Norwalk I‘hono 2.40 01'-
ticc Mnhnckemo Hotel, phone 080
llour,s 0 to 11: .50 1: 30 to 4: 30.
117 im
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN &. 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 Wafihlnflton St.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
‘ ‘ I
' (.luropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY
Years or Iiixpcrlpnce.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—«~11 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Alll‘llilllll‘iltrl $1.00 per treatment
I; mlluslmcnl's $13.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENlNGS.
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
CDC
. road station,
«etc. For further particulars, write
lMoude, Room 27, 111111 llroutlwuy, New
York City, 1111 Illt
1 cent
face or Caps. Double Price
FOR SAL!
FOR SALE—«WILD MALIJARI)
ducks. A trio, $4 AddressJ. F. 13.,
Sheffield 1111- the-Sound 1114 ’it
FOR SALE—~BAY MARE, WELI.
bred, runabout. and harness: one 111m.
dl'ed dollars cash for all; kind and gen-
tlc, lady can drive Address 1’. O
Box 391, South Norwnlk. all 3t
FOR SALE—«0R EXCHANGE FOR
form, two lots and house; or to lot,
.12 room house, all inrp1'ovemonts; 23
Magnolia Ave. Apply 0, 1.. James,
Connecticut Ave. Tol. 1085-2. 114 lit
FOR SALEMFURNI’I‘URE OF 5
roamed first. Apply to Mrs. Hill 25
Putnam Ave. 1.. 9:51;
«4.
FOR SALE-AT 39 SPRIING IST.,
seven room house, all modern improve-
ments. inquire on premises. 1112 {it
FOR SALE—«SIX ROOM HOUSE
and burn All improvements, in good
condition. line location, lot .30 x 1110;
bazngain East Norwulk. Address P
0130113094, South Norwalk. 119 tit
FOR SAI._E~$2,1'50. HOUSE, 7
large rooms, Ihath, all improvements.
On trollev; near shore James L.
‘Hoyt, 5 (love Ave, East. Norwalk.
all (St
FOR SALE-13 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition, center 01’
South Nor-walk. Price $2, 650. inquire
Geo Mitchell.
NOTICE. NOTICE.
I will sell a limited number of high
and dry lots, 20 by 100 to advertise
the property before 1the boom, for $0. 00
per lot; no other char "es, and lint
less than live lots to each purchaser
on terms of $5. 00 down and We week-
ly. No Interest or assessments charg-
ed. The property is situated in Sut-
iolk County, Long island, 92 miles
out on‘the Montauk Division 01‘ the,
L. i. R. 11. and In the Monluuk Zone.
The property is convenient o the rail
church, echo 1, village,
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-,E. BARTHOL, D. C.
, professional and business experts-mull
‘ 11‘1 Wigs}: "1
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LOST—"1N SO. NOllllI'Aldt’ Oi'l lit)-
lou l‘oint. Tuesday solid gold, hand
engr dyed bracelet, tu'o 11111)]! S engrav-
ed on inside. valued us :1 gift from n;
patlciit “ill iindcv kintliv i'."otuln
auto to Mrs A 31.111'111:,e 12 il‘orll
$1.. E. Norwulk. Tel. 1190- i all ill ,
LOSTMIlI'Nt‘li ("llr‘ KEYS. FIND-5
er blouse 1'11111'11 to Sentinel ol'llt-c. ‘
(112 ill
L03T~—(‘Ol.l.ll‘~l ll(l(i. LICENSE“
10.170. Reward for return to I", lino}
log, 11 Lowe St. 'l‘cl. Hit. 111': 31'
FOUND.
FOUNDm-A 111m, 'i‘lII'l
can have same by illllil‘l‘fifilill; I..,
011190.
(l\\':\'l‘iii
this:
11:9. 1
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
207 Atlantlc 81.
1.11th Attendant.
Stamford, Conn.
Rest Rooms.
7-8 p. 111.
Phone ,COnnectlom.
Houremll a. mad 1). m.
ncodny, Friday, 0:30 1). 1n.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
n. 3 a“...
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tel .. office, 1069.3; been, an.
OPPORTUNITIEO. '
Each day brings new opportunities,
added possibilities. for those who
urn alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or conditions.
There Is always a way for the con»
selections, skilled worker to 11m
outbid—«Write u Sentinel ”Want 1111.,
stating briefly and 1211111111er your ex»
pel‘lcnt‘es; tell of your proficiency and
Milk a position where energetic. welt
directed service will result In definite
advancement,
The help Wanted columns or The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
at human endeavor. Cooks, sales
people, slenographers, maids, nurses.
chilled specialists in various lines.
are at the command at the users oi
sentinel Wants.
,and remodeled Randall
iter
.1111? for rent iul'nlelwd
111131"
Boutb Norwslk Office—63 Meadow 81., ,
Monday, Wed- "
TO Lsa' ,,
'ro LET~SiX ROOMS AND BATH.
all modern improvements. One block
horn trolley, corner Woodward and
Rivers Aves. inquire 84 Woodward
Ave. 1114 tit
TO LET~TWO HOUSES IN ROW-
nylon. One, lower floor of double
house, all Improvements. Also the
t-iammis homestead, water in house
Iioth places with lawnsl and gardens,
and on line of trolley. 3.11. Smith.
all (It
TO LETMAPARTMEN N'l‘S 0F 5
rooms, all improvements enclosed
balcony; one of the iluest locations
in The Norwalks. inquire U .-Ais
thrpe. 33 Soaview Ava, ilast Nor-
walk. all 31
TO LET—«4. 5 AND G ROOM FLATS
with all conveniences, hot and cold
water, gas, hath, set range, rebuilt
block, Van
Zant 3t, East Norwalk. impure Ray-
mend ifiros. n13 3t
To LET—«NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements. Preferably adults. Ad-
dress E. 0., care ISentineL 1112 3t
T0 LET—~AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Not walk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
inquirem at 64 South Malu St. 11124 ti
Apartments
The Beautiful New Apartments at
53 West Avenue
and on Orchard St. will be ready for
Occupancy on August In. inspection is‘
now invited for such families of adults
as require high-class rents. Every
modern convenience is supplied; also
janitor service. limit and 1101. won
t‘urnnt'e. A few apartments
Lari v .Ipplil .1
tion should be made to actor‘ one oi
these (holco homes. Apply at. 5:}
West Ave.
Paper
Hanging
-Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. (301111111
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk.
Phone 59:112.
‘12s.
IWW ooooooocmsboor
1 WAVC’VV‘. “$100.
10331; 101301; )CIW:6{<1:I:
. lDoes Your Plumb-1..
itlg Need Attention?
m?”
it is always best, to catch at;
leak or n plumbing, repair when
it first 8141.113. because its top-
1dcnl'y in to grow Worse with
neglect.
You will save mmh none»
have. as well us lime and lrme
Ihlc, by phoning or pending for
us whenever any part of your .
'snullul'y otptlpment Ilppl ms to,
be out of older in the 11 psi. ' j
"llmne mndc" repairs are .
mnkeshllts at best, and are the '
,oosllleut In the long run---- '
place vonr plumbing problonm
on our shoulders and we will .
aolvo them promptly and stills~
factorlly.
1
HORACE R. NASH?
North Mlln and Want an. 31‘
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Will catch the
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and attract
New Business
to Your Es»
tahliehment.
ID.
, Tl'l Warp We: tau-Indy
Tell! my Lyon. ‘ I
‘“ When in 1837 1111,: Lyon founded
Holyoke college cl; collected the more
ey required fur the first building to
numb that rennet! from 6 cents to.
31.000.13119 cot 1.800 persons to sub
scribe. Her feature the now enter-
prise an unusually wide foundation In
the public interest. but she did not he-
complish It without much hard work
or without gulniflfl wide experience 01‘
human nature. .
One evening Miss Lyon arrived In
the village of Ashneld. Mass, at a
home where she was always welcomed.
gladly. She was full of bope'nud en-
thusiasm.
at once to W., where, she had learned
there was a tamlly of wealth that
might give liberally toward the semi-
nary building? .
“Supper had a good night's rest. Miss
Lyon," was the reply. “and then my
horses shall take you there."
The next morning as they \‘vere start-
ing the centre's wife laid a gentle hand
on Miss Lyon’s shoulder, with the
warning: “Do not expect too much, my
dear Miss Lyon. We know the people.
i fear you will not be successful."
With a beaming face Miss Lyon re-
plied: “Oh.Il am told they are very
ally."
return Miss Lyon Went quickly to her
face, she said:
They ve in a costly house, It is full
of costly things, they wear costly
clotlles"~then,- drawing nearer and
almost closing her eyes, she whispered
with unforgctuble emphasis, "but. oh,
they're little bits or folksI"——Youth's
Companion.
FREEZING TO DEATH.
to Extreme Cold.
111 the course of a series of experi»
ments with extrane cold carried on at
Berlin, 1111qu Hotel, 1111 Investigator.
rich. I am sure, they will help linen,
Would the squire take her ‘
When she entered the house on her:
friend, and, grasping her arm, while,
conflicting emotions played over her,
“Yes it is all true, just as I was told.
Sensations That Come With Exposure
linscrted his bare arm beyond the 111- :
bow in 11 chamber refrigerated to a,
" utcs. ile suffered no permanent dam
age. but experienced a number 01' pe-
culiar and painful sensations. The
chief of these and the most trying was
a feeling of pain in the bones of the
build and 111111.
The pulp increased steadily. it was
j Int'llioti chiefly in the Interior parts of
I the arm and \vnslnr less severe in the
lportious near or at the surface. ’l‘h’e
’ 1 skin was purple When the member was
livitlulrmvn. 111' about ten minutes it
’ it bud been exposed.
investigations carried on with dolls
Indicated that the process of freezing:
in death is not necessarily an unpleas-
uut one. i‘lucell In 11 tenilwl'aim'e oi”
with“, to —l.'1ll file lllllllliilS displayed
quickoncll lu‘eu‘lllluu and heart beats,
“1111 n decided rise above normal in
.1110 blood temperature. These signs
pointed to u sudden and violent nutc-
' nlnllc cl‘l‘ort ot’ the heart to preserve
, the bodily temperature. in spite 111’ on-
, (-rgcllc heart nation the tempcrntm'o of
temperature of 157 degrees below zero '
F. and kept it there for several min- ,I.‘
" " lvlulont I'clltmil'~iim in with violent,
l burning sensation of the skin wherever ‘
the blond fell gradually to 71 degrees. .
At this point the heart action ceased
I very suddenly.
The sousnlious of bodily warmth and
lflllf'lilll' mentioned in descriptions of
(lentil by violent cold can cusilv be 1111.
dot-stood 111 view oi the above expell
I n1cnts.»~i\‘ew lurk Sun
5 An Ancient English Workhouse.
l In the lecol'tls. of St 'l‘honnls' hospi-
1111 London. Is an entry 01‘ the your
.1370 to the cl‘l‘lct that "In considera-
,1 lion of the hole tyme of the yore" the
I
l
poor be allow: 11 “every one 11 day three "
lpyntle of Item for two monihs."u
' quart at dinner and a plot at supper,
and at the end of two months return
to "111cm olllo ordinary
\vllh'h is one qunric.” The food at this
ancient \vorklluuho was to be dealt
with us liberally us the drink. The ni-
byll‘o but of the best. without bones
and none other to be bowght."
Figure It Out.
A man had sixty ducks for sale and
divided them Into two lots or thirty
ouch. One lot was to be disposer! oil
at three for $1 and the other at two
for $1. In blu absence his clerk sold
the sixty ducks at live for $2, realizing
the sum of till-l. ,ltsold according to
instructions uuu purchaser would have
mt tlill'ly ducks for $15 and the other
thirty l'ur 15111, 1111111111,; 3211 for the lot.
Whnt became of the missing dollar?
A bloclnt Violet.
"I have nbnul furnished my house."
said tluyeullnent actress.
"ilow ,ubout pit-lures?"
"1 huve”mouph or nlyselt to till the
parlor and the reception bolt. 1 n'pmo
I'll have to have smile more taken for
the other routns."—«i.ouisville Courier»
.Iourllnl.
“ta.“aw
A Matter For a Higher Court.
“I don‘t understand why Matilda has
sued mo, Jethro," mutilated the defend-
ant In 11 recent branch of promise suit.
“I only dill thensklna. while she did
the promising."-Judge‘s Library.
!~ ,
lint-e. " ~
A medium writer asks, "Does positlon
ull'ect sleep?" it does it‘ the man is
holding thb position of a night watch-
none-New militias mcuyhne.
‘ .
an»...
oihur people is to he bud.~l)eluud.
allowance, .
runner and steward were to "bye no.
and in sprain” without the Innrybon.
To try to be happy at the expense of
31'” AN~~
Old “40” Locomoblle
Previously Driven 110, 000 Miles
WINS THE A. A. A. TROPHY IN
THE 1913 GLIDDEN TOUR
The finest record ever made by 11 lllcd i(“or driven by the
three states, from Minneapolis, lilnn to Glacier Park, Montana,
to dispose of the Used Cars that we have on hand.
Every car oiiered is a big bargain. You run no risk in a lined Locomohlle, you buy more
safety, more comfort, more reliability and more up-to-dute features than you can get anywhere
A purchase 110m us Is absolutely
it will pay you to call and look these bargains over, or send your order subject to inspection
and demonstration, and we will hold g'loul car for you until you can call and see it.
else for your money
1908 Type “1" Car, now
offered at . . . .$500
Original price $3400
This our is in good shape and is very power-
ful and could be rebuilt with a special roadster
at 11. very moderate cost and would make an
excellent car for town or country use.
1909 Five Passenger Tour-
ing Car, now offered at
$1900
Original price $3500
This car is in excellent condition and was
owned by a local nierl'hunt 11nd use-ti very little,
in fine shape. body pulmcd 111 blue, With line
red stripe. lips latest Firestone "llemountuble
rims. Klaxon horn, waterproof top. This is
a chance: to buy the "111st lluilt L‘ur 11. Ameri-
(11" for $1100.
1910 Five Passenger
Our. "Special Sale
Price . ‘ .
Original price
Touring
11111111
“$351111
.
,I\11
SA'l‘l‘II'“.
unusual opportunity, will give unlimited
sell-13c and satisfaction :11 the price of
11 lieu f'laenp cur. We invite
this I'ul' untl lonlpul'o it point by point With
any cur :11 the same price.
you to ride
File Passenger Touring
Our now offered at $11111)
Original price $3500
This our 1111.4 been thoroughly ovi-r‘ntlulcd
from stem to stem, painted 111 :1 dark blue with
11 white stripe; guaranteed lhmut'lluuv, ;..1.*
full equipment. Call and loot; 11 over.
The Locomobiie Co. of America
Bridgeport, Conn.
Foot of Main St.
,.
111
so to.
1910 Model
Slrlille.
run.
OWIICI‘ OVCI‘ I‘Olllfll l‘OlldH across
making a perfect sc.ore
This victory Is but one reason why you should buy a Used Loeomobile.
sort are constantly happening, proving that the Locomoblie is the Ilest llutlt Cm in America."
We Now Announce a Special and important Sale of
USED CA
“(3 recenliv made our 1914 announcement. and to make room tot our new models, we want
and be proud, 01'.
1910 Five Passenger Touring
now offered
Car,
at .
Original price $3500
'i‘lioroughly overhauled by
('llliilll‘b’ 01' this company.
in the pink 0!" condition.
blue with :1 line red stripe.
v' 11111 shield, uood tirl'-s,:tud
I m cm bile Ill Illt'll upholstery.
1912 “Big Sir"C
'i‘ourinc or, new '
offered at . . . $2850
Original price $4800
This nor is :::1 idml i‘umily our and has been
I Ill; 1 . \1- 1‘," Hi
11: ed \'tl‘\
poses 1111.1 1111;; 111w \tulmpnool. low and 011111"
”-uslto “"1111th tires at the near,
‘51011
Kinxnu
l.lll‘()lllllllll1‘ ill't‘I‘II \vitll him-k stripes
bus ulwul'e born under the supervia
l‘lrzmgv. and is aunrnulwl to give the some stit-
15111111011 us :1 new l.(li‘0!ilUl)llt‘._
. 1 (10111110 11110 are
S'llullh 511le
stone tires.
1912- Five Passenger
Five 1’: usenocr 'I‘orpe-
do, new oifcr ed at .
Clinical price $4800
This ('111' 11:11. owned by :1 pl'lnnitwnt I'hit'ug'n
humor 111111 on; used only
is in excellent condition.
("li'l‘i‘
upturn; M'Illllg ut the
Test this ('411’
mm" e iv, a:
111.4 Hill 1 PH
buy.
lop,
Phone 3900
1. convinced that i: 1‘.
l'uli equipment,
‘1." Five Passenger
Touring Car, now
offered at
Original 11109 $3500
in perfect condition; rebuilt and repainted,
guaranteed to give excellent. service.
better than some new cheap car.
in black, body painted in blue with 11 light blue
\‘ol'y attractive car and economical to
A car that you can go
Incidents of this
. 11300
Much
Upholstered
anywhere with
$1500-
the expert me~
Used very little and '
llluiy painted In
line excellent. top,
has the famous
Seven Passenger
101‘ (11‘ 'llIl‘IIl‘i’t? ll DIIF—
H‘llt‘t’tlfllllvll'. .
born.
In .1 Firt-
pointed in lush-fill
This 0111'
on of the
“Pill; Six,"
$2850
for I'lly work and
(‘ar pond us new.
rough remix with other
same price
the llt‘fii
smooth side holly. new
The
"Strength of i
The Strong
Power of its ‘
Is Fully Appre-
ciated by all
The Business At-
tracting' Quali-
jtovsas
THE
PLACE
Newspaper
Advertising,
Business
Getting
Vacation
Footwear
Effimency TENNIS, YACHTING AND BATH-
mo shoes.
.OXFORDS.
Who K n ohw
LADIES' WHITE PUMPS AND
0111.3. 3
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.ID
I LDREN'8 BAR EFDOT SAN-
ties of such
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SHOES. .
wutrrrt’monsls
wmre CLI’rlingR
‘ sen anVAe Ann BUCK
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
STOCK OF
RANGESV
In the most. complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD, " MAGEE ‘
YORK, PERFECT ‘
ACORN~
Also Repairs to All 1111.“.
Jones 81 Hotchiuss’
Company
11 WI" St. Hamill.
Norwalk Chronicler