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DIED FOR BALI :TO LET
DIED~I~1ATCII-ON AUGUST llllli ____ 3 1 TO .IETv—APARTMENTS 01" 5
(it Tir00k1¥11.JOtl<’iIh Hutch inter- .fofgxleffi'f51113331033113; 1:110: rooms, all improvements. enclosed
ment at Riverside at convenience or
family,
WANTED
WANT ED~BOY ABOUT 11; YEARS
old to work in grocery store Inquire
70 Washington St. 1120 3t
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WAN‘I‘Enw—S'I‘ENOGRAPI-IER iANl')
office nsslstunt, young man, 20, ability
and experience, desires position;
'would substitute August and Septem-
l1er,uith view to pe'rumnent employ~
unent Steno cure Sentinel 20 3t
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WANTEOWTO BUY A.
pup. A. Hitch,
POINTER
54 Cove Ave. 1120 at
To LET~RENTS FOR .ALL CLASS-
es of tenants. $5.00 :to $50.00 per
month. Cottages, houses. flats. See
our list. Inquire 'Ruymond Bros.
1120 St
A R E LIA B L E M IDDLE~AGED
American COUIlilQ with best references
no gardener, stock, housework, etc,
'would like to engage us caretaker for
winter or permanent; country or city.
Address Ives, Norwaik, care Mr. Up-
:perton, Ilroad River. 1120 it
WANTED ~— COMPETENT
for general housework.
cook. Good wages. References. Ap-
ply Miss Moller, Emerson Cottage,
(Hickory Bluff, South Norwulk. all) 21
GIRL
load, plniu
WANTED—LIGHT TOP OR OPEN
thusiness wagon. Address I... care
Sentinel, 01' call 790. all) lit
WANTED ——- BOARD
'BY TWO
adults and one child. Address X, Y.
Z, cure Sentinel. all) 3t
WANTEDWICXI’IQItlIdNCIED >SI'lOii‘.
salesman. References required. 111-
quiro at Kcelcr's shoe store, opposite
.iioyt's 'i‘hentre. all) 31
WANTED-«C ()Ali’l'l'l‘ ICX \'I‘ Gilli. (lit
1101111111 for general houses 01k in small
family. Address 1’. J. M., cure Seu-
tinel, 11.18 lit
WANTED -—— SALESLAIHES FOR
cloaks, suits, millinery and fancy
,smods. ldxtru help for full season. Ap.
,1lyut...l Mintz and Co. "1110 tit
MISCELLANEOUS
p... 1—. . -_ ~.. - _ “.‘....”
NOTICE —— WINNII’AUK CiliIClt
mill starts for the season on Sutur-
(lzty, Aug. ltith. Thomas McInerncy.
n13 lit
BUSINESS NOTICES
p. . ._..
walk. Lot 50 x 150; Improvements. A
bargain Inquire on pr.emises 1120 31;
FOR SALE—BLACK DRIVING
horse, harness and cushioned tired
runabout with canopy; also one light
harness;
curl) 'bit bridle.
nmny, .lr., 14 Monroe St, 1119 31
FOR 8ALE~0 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, tine condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,050. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE—42 FT. SKIFF, OARS,
locks, anchor, etc, in good condition,
suitable tier tender or row boat. Price
$8.50. Inquire I Eversley A1'e., Nor-
walk. 1120 it
lady's riding suddie. with
‘Losr'
LOST-«A BUNCH OF 9 KEYS BE-
tween Osborn Ave. and Van Zuni; St...
East Norwalk, last night. Finder will
.be given reward it returned to this
ol‘ilce. £120 1t
LOST -~ MONDAY, .'BE'I‘WEEN
Court Laurel Club and Laurence ‘St..
by 0:20 p. 111. trolley. gold extension
bracelet. Initials ”III. 1.." on seal.
Please return to Sentinel. 1120 :it
LOST—TUESDAY NI'GI-I'I‘, €01.th
blan 'wntch fob. Reward for return to
Time. 1". Dowd, A. i". .Iieckmann and
Co. ' 1120 ‘it
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LOST—A ONE YEAR OLD DOS.
block and nhite.lAnswe1s to the
name Spot. Reward given it’ returned
to 9 liurrilt Ave. or 44 South Main
St. 1120 it
LOST-AN AUTOMOBILE Inihll’,
Monday night, in The Norwulks Ii‘i11d~
or return to A. Ritch, M Cove Ave.
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Notice! Notice!
1 will sell a limited number of high
and dry lots, 20 by 100, to advertise
the property before the boom, for $5.00
per lot; no other churxcs, and not
less than live lots to euch purtheser
Lon terms of $5. 00 down and We week-t
1y, No interest or assessments ch' 1rg~t
ed. The property is situated in Sui—£11
toil: County, Long Islewud 0' miles
out on the Montuuk Division of the
I. I it. it and in tho Montnuit Zone
The properly is com enicnt to the rail
road Notion church, school, villuce,
etc hot i‘nrlhe1 pnrtitnlnrs, 11"‘1lte
Meade, Room 27, 1103 lir'onduay New
York City, 1111 i’t
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Apply Joseph ’l‘au).l’trlc light and garret. Jacob Liuxwell-
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:bulcony; one of the llnest locations
in The Norwaiks. Inquire (l. H. Ate
thorpe, 33 Senview Ave, East Nor-
wolk. Phone 98732,, 1120 31
To LET~~NO. 1. BURRITT AVE.
second floor. 0 r,ooms bath, elec-
er. n19 tlf
To LET—4301111 FRONT ROOMS
with all improvements, including
steam and hot water furnished from
the cellar. Alec three office rooms.
Inquire Keelcr‘s shoe store, opposite
iioyt’s Theatre. 1119 31
TO LEV—LIGHT AIRY I1 UIWISH
ed rooms, suitable for two. Mrs. A.
Mergenthsler West Cedar St.,'oppo«
site Ivy Place. 1119 iii.
“To LET — THRFE ROO1IS, 38
Also three at 1.1 Lex-
Summit Ave.
ington Ave. Inquire 38 Summit St.
u10 3t
TO LETwFURNISIIEI). TWO CON-
necting rooms. water. cook stove, gas
plate. and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave. near de.
pot. Reasonable. 1118 (it
To LET—SEPT,1,FIRST FIDOR,
:st 1',ooms good condition. inquire 12
Chestnut 181., South Norw.alk 1118 3t
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TO LET—~I‘IVE LARGE ROOMS.
Rent reasonable. Inquhe I‘. Hopp, 35
(love Ave. E. Norwulk. nil! 3t
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TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St... East N01 walk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
inquire at 04 South Main St. 11124 ti
Apartments
The Beautiful New Apartments at
, .410“
«turn nonwsut not null
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bfmk “1100mm“
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l—North Main and Ann Btu.
6*!!! h at. hand 11W Ave.
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:West oil—139d" Bl.
k—Hish School West Ave.
fill" Ave.
—-Wost St. and
duxmly Ave. and we at.
24~Chestnut and Ham gm,
HG—xSouth Main and onroe Ito.
26~~Iiexlngton Ave cudv Austin It.
27-wWost and Eliza Gro aau,
hi~§£1utnomtl:. Btu between Gran no
Bib-111M) Elecll'll Works. am. It.
IM-xl:lprlng an In. Bu.
Bl—xfiavimnd and star Btu.
li'lwxlmckwood Ma Co.
lle‘uIrtleld Ave. and Cred: 5,; ’
lZ—Tnyior Ave and South St.
43—~Woodwurd Ari. and Meadow It.
lsvnurritt and Q11 ntnrd Avon. and Wet-
ill—Woodward and Lownden Avon.
61~-Golden Hill St. and mtmwood Ave.
62 ~Wushlngton St. Brt rim
till—Freight yard and Ann 81., prim“.
66—Norwulk Look 00.. private .
liox 61—430mm Putnam avenue and
Reed street.
(:2 Denotes non~interierlux boxes.
) Muster ban from which the nuns
her of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 18 noon end 6 p. to.
standard time.1-
One stroke at odd times, testing or
this open. 1-
1 we stroller after an alarm. lire out. to
calls department. 1-1
RThlme allow strokes voter to be shot
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At 12: 05 p. 111.. each Wane-any. o be)
ulled {or test.
ire nlurms tor on; district Illa rot
delved by teleohon 6.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. 1111. and 12230 p. m. indicate
no school for the following session.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARM. ‘
16~Co1ner of Main and Wall Streets.
21— Belden Avenue and Union Place.
22-Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24- ~Union Pork
zoo-West Atenue and Berkeley Street.
2'1»!r rankun Avenue and Lynea Piece.
.'ll—(lus house. (Private box).
32—11651 Avenue and Merwin Street.
'3-—Iia1bor Avenue and Orchard Street.
til—Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
36——V\ est Avenue. near the armory,
HSwStevr-nn Street and Elm Crest
ii.— (rose Street and Wilton avenue.
4"-—Muin street and Norm Avenua.
lib—Munro Street.
62* Main and Catherine Streets.
v Cannon Bond and Fair Street
fil—ttliestnnt Street, near Summer or.
Eli-«Mum Street and Union Avenue.
62-«011 The Green.
till-«11711111 Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
fil-‘Eust Avenue and [Jackson Lune.
53 West Avenue
and on Orchard St will he rcttdv for
occupunc'v on August 15. Inspection is
non invited for 11111 It families of adults
(is requiie highcluse rents. Every
modern convenience is suppilcdw also
lunltor service. Heat and hot we
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM BOXII 5
File heudqunrters. 66 Van Zant Strut ;
l‘elephono 170
Fili'll Krllool (private).
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I’rituto boxes will only be pulled for7
A ten 1011111 xxiessuse to Electric Statics .
(706) L“. I111 on the hours of I! 1). 111.3116 ,
b~~M'111i11 ‘w‘ilmol (1111111616
31' .—-e~l;un1 w. ~hlngton and on St:
zuud on 22111111 St. and Osborn Ave.
2161 his: Ave. mid Rowan 8t.
2l7—-Wlnneld $1.: ' '
l—ml't 11nd Liberian Sta.
tor i‘uruurc. A few
are for rent furnished.
ition should be made to serum one 111
these choice
West A110.
homes. Apply :11 .’.:i
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—«MISS
idlsie I\I, Docket-{30 Scnview nvenuo,
i'lust Noi'wnlk. Phone 240. ~0iti1-c
Ilotel Muhnckmno, ltoom I3. Phone
030. other) hours 9:00 to .5100, his 1111
NASH'S MODERN ,lOODYEAIt
boot and shoe tepuir shop. All kinds
custom 111111111 work. li‘it and comfort
guaruutccd. 28 West Washington St.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUF'AIN &. SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
F 116, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 845. 155 Washinaton 8t.
Real
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST lN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
' AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Sdutli Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS-«9 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per troutmont
,6 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
'l‘lwi'e
tzi'essivo
.I District
will be 11 rillu'uu ol‘ the I’m»
pur'ly in the Third \‘otlnl':
'l‘hluuduy I‘\‘I,lllllli’,, August
til. 111 $111,111. in the WWW” More.
1:01 \Vnshlttitiou ntrw't. port to
li‘llomtumllcu ‘lil'oliu'rs‘ inter-cry store.
tor the purposi- ol‘ uomlnntluu one ul
(lt'l’lllllll, three district com1112u1~l1111e1'11.
one treasurer for the third district
vuul to tt'uusut'l my other business
proper to come lwi‘oie Still) 11111115111!
All Progressives nho lll"ltlr('(i them—
uelvos by curd at the presidentlul
election 1111 l'rogt'cusivvu ill't‘ l'lllJllUll
to vote at the meeting.
l’.,,.li. lill'lllliNii.
'l’own lilinlrman of the Progressive
“ 'urty or the Third Voting District.
--VACUUM WASHERS.
Another consignment of washers
has been received at this olllce and
coupons should be presented at once.
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sentinel Wm: A1111 are winners. ‘
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CHIROPRACTIC:
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. RARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—453 Meadow 8h.
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
ticnrs~9 o. m.- 5.p 111. Monday, Wed
nesdny, Friduv 6'. 30 11m
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
l1'27 WASHINGTON 81'.
office. 1069-3; house. 691.
The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising
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Management
Which is Alive
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Opportunities.
Paper
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
Heri1ertW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwalk.
Phone 593-12.
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neglect. . ‘
You will suve much annoy-
unce, us well us time 111111 11011-
hie by 'phoning or sending for,
x{us whenever mu purl or \Otii‘ .
x{in-11101113! equipment nppuue to,
be out of order in the bust.
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initiate-shirts at best, .1110 urc’tho
x «utilised in the long runwa-
‘iplnm your plumbing problems' ."
. on our shoulders and we will
solve them promptly and satis-
lnr.lorlly
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1;) North Mlln and West Ste.
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K1 ,1' 111 M. .'lllii Pine Hill Ave.
. "-~l(1~1'«wr St. and Mick Pond rd
1».le- Sliuri- Haven. 1 ~
1; 11.111. plii'nl: instill.“ of fire, all nlnrn
will 111111111111 0. nearest box.
the on prmnlses where located
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Sou no 1111111113 ere mlv to be given by '
the mid lJl 'tctinl: tine! upon his urrlvt’ '
at the tire.
Special Signals
l—One hinst at will (inns. testing or lint ;
(mill!
I—(nn bill‘i' 1111. 1. in, standard time.
1 1 two illllHlR ire out.
ing 111 «ion 11: public school
I] it“ ‘vl‘nvnty two 11' 12.80 p, m.‘
1M mun session of nubile school
”11111.11 ~—'I'en bunt-1 quickly coils Km 3"
entire department
ROWAVT ON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT!
'1‘on strokes of lire bell. thus. 1 1,111 f
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Hwi-ilghlnnd Ave to N, 1.. N. H. I: B .
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Ill—Hick: 1y IlIun' 11an Bell isltnd.
11- Pine Delhi 111111 Itoton Point.
"l~»l.ong lsluud Sound to McKinle
.'l—' ‘( rntmi' Mrlii any El. to
lui~(irnnd Street und indail lone.
litter-Penney” St. to (Iron tit.
till-«410101 81.111 Railroad
24~ Rnllronii m Blonmlde.
West Side.
16~Whlte Iiridxo hurlh to Brookside.
IBmWhIte “ridge (-1. id. to L 1. Sound.
”le1110 Brid , . B. W. to L. I. hound.
Ono ntiolu- o the tire bell at odd timoi
indicates testing.
at.
Four utl‘mwfl of tire bell. thus, i-i-l-l '
water to be shut off.
A third or more alarms indie-to uriom
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Norwaik Postofflce
Malia Doenotonoo
60 mm row-ms.-
210 u 111. Dunbury division
.30 l.m-~W1'Hi 11110 South Not-walk.
:60 s ohm—«4011111. West and Bo. Norwalx
2:00 1n.-—~New Fork nud\ Vest.
2:46 p.111 Ml‘lllfll 11110 South Nowell!“
:16 p. m. ~l)nnbury dlvlal on
:26 p. m. .m-t'oints west at Stnmlonll. Lei
turn only.
:20 p. m. ~Wcut and South Normlx.
.00 p.m wwtdlllloii Station. Dunbury on:
to".
:36 p. m._liluut, West and 80. Norvnik
:00 omen-”11211111, West and Bo Norwelt
so ndoyo and Holidays.
Last molt clones M 6: 210 p. 111.
Sunday collection nt 3. lit) 9. m.
Molll Received.
All directions.
7200 u. 111. ”(11111111111 Station.
7116:. 1n.»~~lilusi.west of Bridgeport.
6'16 111. m.-~Wliton 11nd Dunbury.
:3 a. in. South Ntwirwnllt
i: 0 s. rowitlust. Wont and Bo. Norwm
2; 0 p. m.»—~linnbury division.
00p. m.:~llc;1»t.Wost and an. Nomik.
30 i. m -
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5: 00 p. mf—slglow limit, Brooklyn and loot)
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7: 30 p. m.-~Enst..Wcst rind so. Nomi:
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Curlew window open from 0 until 11
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