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DIED
DlED-—HA'DCI—i~ON AUGUST 19th,
at Brooklyn. Joseph Hatch. inter-
ment at Riverside alt convenience or
family, I
, . WANTED
0‘ 988111.841 05% 3 1
For." Sale, ' 3118111688 and "
Professional Cards. and“
Miscellaneous. 7:: 3,
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FOR BALEwGREAT BARGAIN.
Two family house. improvements. Cen-
trally located. Trolley line. large lot.
$2.750; $750 cash. clients $300. Er-
nest Boesismann, 22,1F'air St. Norwflift.
‘ a“... '
.TO LET
To LET—«AT 12 OSBORN AVE. E.
Norwalk, second floor, four rooms and
both; large sink room; water and gas.
Goad cellar. Inquire downstairs on
premises. on lit
TO LET-5 nooMS. snoouo
BOYS—710 TO 14 YEARS OLD TO
sell The Saturday Evening Post and
. Ladies” Home Journal. .Apply morn-
ings at 74 Washington St. ‘1. W. 09-
Narney. ' 1121 3t
WANTED-80Y ABOUT 16 YEARS
old to work in grocery store. Inquire
.70 Washington St. a20n3t
IWANTEoe-S'l‘ENOGRAPHER AND
office assistant, young man, 20, ability
«and experience, desires position;
would substitute August and Septem-
her, with View to permanent employ-
ment. .Steno, care Sentinel. u20 3t
WANTED—TO BUY A POINTER
pup. A. Hitch, 54 Dave Ave. a20 lit
- WANTED—LIGHT 'l‘OP on open
business wagon. Address L.,* care
iSentinei, or call 790. all) 3t
WANTED—«BOARD 'BY TWO
adults and one child. Address X, Y,
Z.. care Sentinel. all) 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED ‘SiIOE
salesman. References required. in-
quire at Keeier’s shoe store, opposite
Hoyt’s Theatre. all) (it
WANTED —— SALESLADIES FOR
«cloaks, suits, millinery and fancy
goods. Extra help for fall season. Ap-
ply C. J. Mlntz and Co. alli lit
BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRfiPHERs—MISS
lElsie M, Decker, 39 Scavlew‘ayenue,
East Norwaik. Phone 240. Ofllce
lliotel Mahachemo, Room 5. Phone
080. Office hours 9:00 to 5:00. 1118 1111
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
hoot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
WOEAD wooo TRIMMEDN
FROM ELM TREES. *
BEAUPAIN 8c. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ Fire, the; health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Real Estate. Rents. Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
{TEL 845. 155 Washinaton St.
firTMergarcl Morrison
' Chiropractor
EORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years oi Experience.
SPECIALIST lN SCiENTlFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS——9 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adiuslnwnls $1.00 per treatment
ll mijusinwnts 3.5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
'i'hm'o will he a caucus of the Pro-
wussiro party in tho 'l‘ilird \‘ollull
Hilili‘It'I. 'i‘lmmluy Honing, August
:31. ul 3 p. m. in Iiu- vacant. More.
:04 \\‘a.~=hinlzion street, next to
l.’ilnunnudivu iirolhvru' urol‘cry store.
i'or iln- purpose oi’ nomination ollu ai~
doruuln. three district con‘lmlusloueru.
mm in-auuror for the third district
«and to transact any» other businosu
uu‘opcr lo romp before said meeting.
All i‘murounivpu who durim‘od thum-
w‘lyua .in card at lilo presidential
election as i'rom'oeaiywl are. unliliud
«to vote hi the meeting.
I’. ll. l-‘il‘il..i'ii.\‘(l,
’l‘owu (filulrmuu of the l‘rom'vmivc
I‘nriy oi the Third \‘oiinu lilalrirl.
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REMSON—«BERRINGER.
Hurry ill'uioi' limuuon mu] MIHB
I’Iormll'o Aluoiin Ilul‘liluzi'l', both (if
Willem. wort» united al the ilapllat pun
eonauo yelllerdny by licv. Ralph (l.
lillo‘iicy. The couple left on a two
Wi‘uitu' honeymoon trip to Wiiiilultlllit‘.
During their lrip they will vial Silorrs
Agrculiul'c i‘ollegc, or which institu-
tion the groom is a grmlunlo. Upon
timinmlnrn they will tulle up lhcir
residence ul Wilton.
liar. Mr. Hartley reports ilmi this
is the first couple he has married since
the law want into effect which re-
quires the Issuance of the marriage
license live duysprior lo the man
tinge.
ficmhlci Wants are it quick action
and human»... means of communi-
cation. They afford a direct way oi
carrying a message to the one: who
wanna meet interested. ‘
men-rise m The sentinel.
floor, 7 Woodward ‘Ave., be small fam-
ily, $12.00. First class condition.
Geo. Godfrey, 18 Grove at. J. Vroom,
Seaside Ave, East Norwsik. a21 6t
TO LET-STORE AND FOUR
room flat at 88 North Main St, South
Norwalk. Immediate occupancy. ‘ln~
quire of John J. McGovern, 44‘ Con-
necticut, Ave. Norwaik. 321 at
T0 LET-FIVE ROOOMS, GOOD
location. Inquire l". Hopp,- 35 Cove
Ave. East Norwaik. ' 1121 (it
To LET~RENTS FOR ALL CLASS-
es of tenants. $5.00 to $50.00 per
month. CottagesI houses. flats. ‘See
our list. inquire Raymond Bros.
, 9.20 3t
‘ FOR SALEn—r'l‘WO noasns. ‘ 'AP-
ply Union Parcel Delivery, Dreyiuss'
cigar store. North Main St. . sill 3t
FOR SALE—«HOUSE AND BARN
for sale, No. o1 First St, East Nor-
wailt. Lot 50 x 150; improvements. A
bargain. inquireon premises. 31120 3t
FOR BALE—BLACK DRIVING
horse, harness and cushioned tired
runabout with canopy; also one light-
harness; lady’s riding saddle, with
curb bit bridle. Apply Joseph Tam-
many. Jr.. 14 Monroe St. 319 3t
FOR SALE-6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements. line condition. center or
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
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Lost
LOST—«ON 210 NORWALK CAR
or North Main St., child's blue pocket~
book containing articles valuable onii'
to~owner. Please return to 72 Connec-
ticut Ave. Norwaik. a2]. it
rooms, all improvements, second floor;
Address X’C. Sentinel. 2121 Br
TO LEI-SEPT. 1, FIRST FLOOR.
six rooms. good condition. inquire 12
Chestnut St, South Norwaik. a2l 3t
To LET —— NICE. PLEASANT
house. all modern improvements and
conveniences; in good condition: good
neighborhood; electric light and gas;
centrally located. inquire 22 Taylor
Ave. near West St.
LOST —-— MONDAY. BETWEEN
Count. Laurel Club and Laurence 81.,
by 6:20 p. m. trolley. gold extension
bracelet. initials “H. L." on seal.
Please return to Sentinel. 1120 (it
LOST-r-TUESDAY NIGHT, COLUM-
biau watch fob. Reward for return to T0 LET—‘APARTMENTS OF 5
TO LET—FROM snrr. 1, nova -
a2l tf '
rooms, all improvements, enclosed
balcony; one of the iiucst locations.
in The Norwaiks. Inquire 0. ll. Als-
. , thorpc iii-l Seavicw Ave, East Nor-
LOST—AN AUTOMOliiLL DAMP, walk. 'Phonc 987-2.” l
Monday night. in The Norwalhs Find- “20 3L}
Thos. F. “Dowd, A. F. vllcckmann and
00. Mt) (it
9? “em“ ‘0 A' “m“ M “0"" ”:23” To LET—N0. 1. uuumrr AWL:
‘ ‘ second floor, ii rooms. bath, eicu-i
"~~"~-~~-~~~ M “—rw trio light and garrct. Jacob liluxweiln
N O‘ ' N ' 'en u’ihtti
Otlce- I once. TO LETwlPOUIt nnox'r moons
I will sell a limited number or high with all ”innwovvxmus. Minimums:i
and dry lots, 20 by 100, to advertise.
steam and hot water tarnished from
the property before theboom, for $5.00 ' the collar. ”Also three ofllce rooms.V
me;- l'pt; no other CIlIlI'flGS, and notliilllliii‘t‘ Kt‘CIGI’B 81100 store, OIWOHIIU;
loss than live lots to each purchaserilioi‘i's Theatre. hill ill
on terms of $6.00 down and 100 week-
ly. No interest or assessments charg-
ed‘. The property is situated in Sal'-
lolk County, Long island, 9;: miles
out on the Montauk Division (if the
L. l. R. it. and in the Montauk Zone.
The property is convenient to the rail
road elation, church. school, village,
etc; For further particulars. write
Meade. Room 27, 1103 Broadway, New
York City. all 121
_..._........~..e ._... ..._... “mafia" .. .M...
TO LET—~Lilill’i‘, AlltY I"l’ltNiSH-,
ed rooms, suitable for twu. Mrs. Au:
Mcrgenthaior. What t‘udar St.,= oppo—§
’Site Ii'y Place.“ ‘ ’ ‘ ' 319 Ill;
To LET _.. rumor; norms, as!
Summit Ave. Also ihroe at if; lac».
iugton Are. inquire 35 Summit til. i
aid 3!
TO LET-*AN APARTMENT Afi‘ 219
East Washington Si... East Nolmlilt
u ' ,, . Apartment .at 39 Chapel street.
mill ti'
inquire at 64 South Main St.
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
207 Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. ilcst Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—438 Meadow St,
7-8 p. to.
Phone Connections.
Hours—di a. m.-5 p. at. Monday. Wed.
nchay, Friday, 6:30 1). ill.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE. .
Paper
Hanging
Our Speriaity.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
East Norwaik. Phone 59342.
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David W. Raymond
‘UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 81‘.
Tel" office, 1000-3: house, 693.
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liouuewivus watch Sentinel Want
Adm, for clam»: to that nspirmivm "huh .
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limit or a plumbing rumor who 3-.
it ilrat stat-ls. because its top“
doncy‘ is to grow worst) with.
neglect.
V You will have much annoy--
anon. all well on iinm and trien-I
hln‘ by phoning or fll‘llliing for
.. uu whenever lilly part of your. '
sanitary equipment. umwurs to -
be out of order in the tonal. "
"Home-made” repnlru
nullto-nhil’ta nt heal. and are the
rostlloul. in the lom: mam,-
phu-u your pimhhluu prohieumk
on our shoulders, and we will.II
. solve them promptly and satin
iaciorily.
A. good adv. pays hunt in the best ‘
paper.
The Advantage
of Liberal "
Newspaper _
Advertising agggéélwa. so.
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its ‘
eonoen MASSACRE MANNIVEEV»
BARY. 'l
liAli’lliliNUi'i, limit, Aug. ills-shrimp
than three hundred of the live lllln‘
tired aurviyora of the historic :Quann
troll raid upon inwrenm lli‘iyjyoarn
ago today. gnlimretl lu re-uulon'here,
dcr massacre and to decorate; the
gravest of victims. Qunnti‘cil’oiguer-
llias from Missouri raided and burned
Lawrence and killed score» chine in-
habitants during the Civil War inlays
"lot: the ad. appeared.
‘rhiidrou need help.
to lle‘Ililliltt‘ remlnlsccnam of the hon -
Opportunities.
when guerillu warfare was common in
Missouri and Kane“. I
, Milt. “ill: 9W” - l: Julio!!! or final
OEnot.d¥eannd her‘ will unlined a
clause in it caused considerable com—
ment. This was to the enact that a
certain small Hindu idol carved tram
- it hard stone which would be round
moon her property must be takenflout
Ind crushed until completely destroyed.
Many marveled tit this apparently sin-
. gull" request,‘.;}or.the ldOi seemed a
‘ harmless. agiyflttls thing. but her in:
structlons werecarricd out to the let;
tor. ‘
'l‘he idol had been presented to Sadi
Carnot years before he had over
thought of the ‘prenidency or France by
a friend who had brought it from in»
die. Later he learned that there was
a legend attached to It which asserted
that whosoever would retain it inhls
possession would rise to the fullest
height of power in his chosen profes-
sion. but die of it stub Wound when at
theze'nith of his career. ‘
M. Carnot traced the history of the
idol and found that for 500 yeam the
rulers who had passessed it had all
died either in battle or by assassination
from stab wounds. Yet he laughed at
the story, cailcdthe facts adduced by
his search a mere chain of coincidences
and retained the idol. He died by a
dagger in .ihehands of an assassin;
hence Mme. Carnot's strange request.
LURE on THE MISTS.
Curious Expat-lilies in the Clouds in
an ‘Aoroplene. ‘
it was at Manchester. Aeropluuen
were sweeping the skies in the circuit
of Britain racc.‘ Vedrines had landed.
and impatient at the rules that made
him wait ten minutes before taking up
the race, went about jabber-lug in
French. One of. the olllvlais asked him
whatohind of a trip‘iie had had. Vod-
rino's answer has to hold up his hands
exprosaively.
lie was quiet for many seconds, then
hcsuid:
"i was blanketed in clouds so that i
could not scc icn motors before me.
Below me was nothing but rolling mist
that gradually look on all fanciful
shapes and colors. i caught myself
wanting to descend. to drop suddenly
Into ii and see what it wns’ like. To
oscupo this feeling 1 iicw higher and
higher. lllllii. venturing to iooltudowu ‘
again. i saw wonderful lights and .‘V
shmiows that never before had been ro- .
l HIIW u I
dreamy why. a wonderful mirage. and I
vealed to lilo from the sky.
I hollow i would have forgotten every»
thing: but those exquisite ooim‘ings. re- ‘
loaned my lovers. und"—~ (lie iuuuhedl . .
"lint l on» fortunate. for l became
sick-ms xiii. as u throwaway up in the
hinuds."«i£duurd‘ Lyell Fox in ilur~.
per’s \i'uchiy.‘ ' . -
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Cheap‘eat Harri? Ever Sold.
Somuiiuiou on error urtwps lulu the
published hunnum-omchi of a big storm.
due to the Interline-um- oi’ilu- pmoi‘rundor
ton to the ominmsilor in the prlnlim: of-
‘tlivu of tho pnlwr.
ills rvsuiis, alumna: it may umlw hu-
ii is rarely luxury in
morons rumiint.r when first ixsnmi. lino
day a dupuriulvul store in New York
‘ Elulvuriisud "Suum‘~t‘lll~ml iiams: at iv :1
ill." ilalllur cheap. you say? Well. mo
odd persons: limusrhl so too, for that
was Iiil‘ uumlwr that asked for tho hum ‘
hi this ridiculously low price the morn-
lhai the printed lmmr i). it‘d by thy
grocery buyer and sent down to tho:
nmvupapl‘r oiill-e for insertion in the.
day‘s Issue road ”lilo ii iii." ’i‘ho iirsl ;
numeral iiilli simply dropped out of
sight; it?» salon were made at :1 loss of
ill cools pm” pound.«Woman's liouu'
Companion. ‘
Poetry and the Child.
Rom! [poetry to lilo child. llvadonsy.
simple verso. read nonsense verso.
read real poems. roud soutciitlles sin-h
pomua as “'l‘hunuiolmiu" and bite of
"i’urmiluo Lost." Of course the child
will not muloruluud tho thouuhl. lull ;
he will enjoy the sound. and he will
uucousoiuuuly learn the, would i’ooiry
was rum-r “want to ho roud to oneself. :
hut uiwuyu in no road aloud oi‘ recited. ‘V
it is harder than prose. The order of i
the words in often like our everyday
speech. and the, word» illcmnolvus are
frmplmliiy different. Here especially
they learn to love poetry. and there
are few thluun that no uwmsum lilo m:
a genuine love my poetry for lie lwuu
tics and for the iwlpful lines that man-
lo ono's mind in hard plauoswmilonm
l’rogreuu Magazine.
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A good store lining. one thut will
Iillil. two yours or more. can he mndu
frtuu blue «lay "'iirirh clay or one that
does not cannula much mind. ht good
also (filly found in salt water marshes
is one of the hunt for stove linings.
The clay mind he reduced to a panic
about liltc putty. The hell for lllliuu
should loo hruaiuul violin llllil iiiolnimu-d
hefol‘o the clay ls implied. that on with
‘ j, huudu. smooth with nirowei or thin
piece of hourdMNntiouui Magazine.
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that looked like roam. nn’ that wan in
photograph ol‘ an lrinh king. Mould
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Over to Police.
George Cheney Score. Posaihle 105; Collars Paris
Pius Thirteen Builseyes. i
CAMP l’lfiillil’. Ohio. Ally. Zia-M'I‘iln; i’Aliifi. Aug. 21A“ American wo‘
mill day of the iuailthoh ol‘ the M“.mau, M-ra 'iu‘ord 'i‘hmupuon of ill.
timml ltiilo Allulfl'iuiihll prmlm'mimloru
linmia showed her Illl‘Hii.‘ ycsil-rdni‘ by
record scores. 'l‘im beech cup matcim ovorcomimt nu Aparhu who had
which was ““0“ “ll ”"3 “W 9'") ““disnutchml her pllt'ao. Mra. 'l‘hmnpson
moo-yard runnuu, opened with 5715mm niitluu l‘i‘itllilll’.’ hi the Twentieth
"Mimi” Th" “‘“m‘ “‘“5 “’0“ hydim‘deim when the Apache sprung at
“um?“ Chum" "r C"““‘“’“"“t' WI”) ; her and made of: with her wallet con-
scored “ ”mam“ 0‘ 105 "1"” ””mm“;lulnmu somrm hundred dollars. the ~
hullseyes. dinnhlus the cup he will how...” “I «topping to scream. Mrs.
awarded a cash WM“ 0" 330- “9‘30"“ i'l‘hompunn pursuant the thief and no
Wm" was taken by m“’“““ “‘3 letter a brief clmue Allizlsd him by the
Small. M Georgia “’m‘ “ iiiliil‘tl of 105 collar and held him until the police
and six imllunycn, dormant U. R. itch. ””de .“
inson, U. s. Cavalry. and Sergeant 0.1
it, White of. Oregon were tied for third mvncugm wagging,
place and will have to shoot off thei Aflothcr consignment of washers
tie. . inns hem receiyod at thin drum and
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Most people loom furnished rooms. ,
thmnxh Sentinel Want Add. which; «Hawkers watch fienllnel Wont
contain from time to’ time lists at Ads. l’m' tlxht on the "when to buy"
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