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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page..Twenty-Flye Words or less. 25cm
Three Times. 50o :- Eac’h‘ ‘Addltiorial Word. 1 ‘cent
taco or Copnm‘Doublo Price
per Insertion. ‘ In black-
, WANTED
WANTED-GIRL OVER FOUR-
.teen to help in bakery. Apply Squires,
22 Numb Main St. , a25
iWANTE‘D—wA ‘SALESLADY IV A
dry goods store. Apply A. Dickermon
and Son. 1125 3L
WANTED—GIRL FOR COOKING,
washing and Ironing... Another girl for
liable service and light household
work. Apply Mrs. T. I. Raymond, 57
West St. . . 1123 St
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL T0
snake herself generally useful In small
(private family. Answer I" O. Box
'154. Rowayton, Conn. 322 at
WANTED -— WEAVERS, LEARN-
ers and helpers. Apply Mueller Gloria
tMills. Norwalk, (it. an 12t
WANTED—A MIDDLWAGED MAN
in a lunch room in South Norwalk to
rwalt on counter. must be a good
order cook. Address Cook, care Sen-
. 2122 {it
WANTED——SECOND-IIAND FORD
touring car, 1913. in good condition.
State lowest cash price and details.
O. J. Baker, Bedtord.j. Y. 1122 3t
” LOST
LOST—‘HIGTWEEN 37 SEAVIEW
Ave. and 80 Washington .St., gentle-
Lman‘s silver watch'with fol) attached.
Please leave at Sen-tine] ofllce. a2 3t
LOST—A ONE YEAR OLD DOG.
last week (7th is black and white.
Answers to the name of Spot. Will
tinder «please return it to 9 Burritt
iAi'e. or 44 South Main St. (125 It
LOST—l)ltll«"l‘ED\ AWAY LAST
Friday night, 10 foot white yawl. green
inside, hawser rope attached. Notify
IA. 10. Austin. n25 3t
soups.
‘1 30 Chestnut St... South Nor-walk. Tel.
FOR BALI
‘ FOR SALEM-RAM‘BLER IN Goon
condition. Cheap. Apply ‘R. Selleok,
1020-2. 3.25 3t
FOR OALE~0R EXCHANGE FOR
farm, two'lots and house; or to lot.
.12 room house, all improvements; 22
Magnolia: Ave. Apply '0. L. James,
Connecticut Ave. Tel. 1085-2; £123 3t
-.—..
IPAHTYWH‘AVING Two .6 CYLIN-
der Stevens-Duryea cars will post with
one. Luxurious riding. Max 115,
Bridgeport. " 9.22 it
.—
"its SALE—BIRD'S EYE MAPLE
bureau, oak dressing table and chairs.
Can be seen at Cavanagh‘s store
rooms. p.22 3t
FOR 8ALE~A LITTLE GRANT
business truck. Capacity 1 :ton. Good
condition. Never had trouble. Nearly
new. Inquire s. INovak, 45 Railroad
Ave. ‘ £122 3t
FOR SALEe—G ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements. line condition, center of.
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell. .
WM... bu...“ _..._ WM
0 T 0
Notice! hence!
I will sell a limited number-0t high
andfiry lots, 20 by 100, to advertise
the property before the boom, for $5.00 5
per lot; no other charges, and not
less than five lots to each purchaser
on terms of $5.00 down and 100 week-
ly. No interest or assessments chart?
ed. The property is situated in Sui-
i’olk County, Long Island, 92 miles
out on the Montauk Division of the
L. I. R. R. and In the lllontauk Zone.
The property is convenient to the rail
road station, church, school. village,
etc. For further particulars. write
Meade, Room 27, 1103 Broadway, New
York City. all 12i
FOUND~A ROW llOAT. INQI‘IRE
m’ Oliver Saunders, Hour office, Nor-
iwnlk, Conn. .125 Ill
BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
ildlsie M, Decker, fill .Scnview avenue,
East Norwalk. Phone 240. Office
[Hotel Mnhnckonio, Room 5. Phone
080. Ofiice hours 9:00 to 5:00. 0.18 1111
NASi-I'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
gunrnntccd. 28 West Washington St.
Manx. ....,..
DEAD wooo TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS,
sou-m NORWALK, CONN. ,
Fife. Life, Health
Accident. Plato‘fiGlass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public:
C. T. McGovern
Tel. :45. 155 Washlninn 8t.
Real
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor .
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years 0‘! Experience.
OPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
- UNITED BANK BUILDING.
, South Norwnlk.
OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB.
.WNOJ‘WICE
All permits having hills against the
'I‘own oi'..\'nr\vnik nl'c requested to
have them in the solm‘liiwii's oilico.
'Norwnllt on or bottom Auuuui :ll.
.Iiiiil. us liu; Ilscul your onus August
ill, I. 1’.
Aldi‘i‘ll'll) AYISON,
JAMES A. BROWN.
JOHN liiilVlNhl.
Holoctnmn oi the Town oi‘ Noru'ulh.
112.? hr,
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DINNER To COUNTRY HOME
CHILDREN.
hinnuncr Herman .lncolih. oi the
‘itnton Point Hotel, gave his nununi
dinner today to tho “unsure of the
'I'nlrnehl (intuity tihlitlrcns' Home In
’i‘l’csipnrt nvcuur. There were ninety.
eight youngsters and two teachers of
the Home in attendance. and n line
time was enjoyed. The dinner'was
served at 12:00 o‘clock, and included
clam chowder, Ilsh, chicken. green
corn. potatoes and watermelon. letter
in the afternoon it lunch or loo cream.
nuke. fruit, candy, cm, was provided.
The children had the use or all the
attractions at the point. and made
the most or the occasion.
Homeowners watch Eartinal
Ads. for lightmn the "where to nil"
We
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
south Nofiwaik Office—~63 Meadow Sh,
7-8 p. i‘ . ‘
Phone Connecticut
Hours—ll a. m.-5 p. tn. Monday, Wed-
nesday. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
9“ V...
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TO ‘ LET
rTO LET~—4 ROOMS IN EAST NOR-
walk, 5 minutes from bridge switch.
Rent $7.00. Apply L, M. Chase. Ii Un~
ion Ave, Norwalk, or 15 Reynolds St,
East NorWalh. :26 3t
To LET—~FURNI-SHED, TWO CON-
necting rooms. water. cook stove, gas
plate and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave.’ near de~
pot. Reasonable. at'5 at
T0’ LET—FROM SEPT. lst, FIRST
floor and one room on'third floor. im.
.provemonts, half of fruit and garden.
Apply 21 Grove St. evenings after 5
and Saturdays. . 8.25 [it
TO LET—~HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS.
all improvements. No. ’I Con‘cortzl St.
a 5 3t
T0 LET—~F‘URNISHEI) on unsun—
nished room in private family. 5‘3.
apring St. ‘ £125 3t
‘ro LET—8 noon COTTAGE,
newly painted, in line condition; $12.00
month. to. P. i-layes' Market. 1125 3:
TO LET—APARTMENTS OF .3
rooms, all improvements, enclosed
balcony; one of the finest locations
in The Norwnlk‘s. inquire (3. II. Als-
thorpe, 23 Seaview Ave., East Nor-
waik. Phone 987-2. 1125 iii
TO LET—«SEPT, 1, FIRST FLOOR.
six rooms, good condition. Inquire 12
, the resort.
tember 8th.
night. was one or the .most largely at-
iul in every‘particular'.
sport during this latter part oi! the
of after the various expeditions.
A number of the fair employee of the
“Woolworth 5 and ill-cont store enjoy-
ed an outing at, Compo Beach, yester-
tday, and haven line time to report
today. '
mm...”—
The yacht Dacoit, formerly owned
by Mossmnn Brothers, but now the.
property or New Rochelle parties, was
anchored oil! the Norwslk Yacht Club,
yesterday.
I- "vlflxafal‘ 1' '1' In. '- Inf-far,
A number oi? young men rowed io
Mollie's Rock yesterday and enjoyed a
swim oi! the island. The boys had a;
line time and looked for all the world:
:like nymphs in the distance.
The dance of the Norwalk Countr‘yl
Club, on Saturday night. following the;
water sports, was a well-attended at-t
fairand many believe it one of the"
most pleasant of the summer.
The children of the Fairiield _'Conn-~v
ty Children's Home. in Westport;
are enjoying an outing at Roton Point;
today where Manager Herman Jacobs;
plans to give them the best there is at
t
—_9
In the blow of last Friday night it1
Chestnut St, South Norwalk. n25 3t
TO LET—RENTS, NORWALK,
South Norwalk, East Norwalk. Rowuy—
ton. Houses, tints, rates $5.00 to
$50.00 per month. See our rent list.
Raymond Bros. 2123 3t
T0 LET—«6 ROOM COTTAGE, WA-
Ier in house, on Raymond St, Row-
ayton, $10. Also house, 8 rooms and
bath, range and stationery tubs in
kitchen, $1.3.
Rowutyou, Conn. 1123 (it
TO LET—mlIOUSE. ti liltill S'I‘.
All improvements. Inquire as Huy-
vicw Ave. "
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS DOWN-
sinlrs. ilent $12. To li‘ort SL, East
Norwulk, Ct. Inquire on premises.
at“: :lt
:TO LET-——l‘i‘l'li.\ilSlih‘.I) ROOM, A
short distance on the hill. All mod-
Price moderate.
cure Sentinel.
Address Z. Y. X.,
n23 Ilt
TO LET—«fl ROOMS. Sl‘li‘thli
floor. 27 \i'oodwnrtl Ave" to small thin»
ily, $12.00. First. class
(loo. (lodi‘rcy, l8 tlnwc SI.
Seaside .\vc.. [dust Norwnlk.
TO LET~—~Fl\'lél ROOIIMS. (will)
location. Inquire l“. ilnpp, 3.1 (‘me
3121 tit
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‘0 mt mm “ ”k sports and weekly dance. The will“ i , “ H
TO LET -»- NINE. I‘l.l£.\o‘.\2\"l‘ was excellent. Yesterday nuii'ninizilie " ' .1“ :
Whittier), all modern improvements and omnibus ”3-01“. down nnd touring curs " ' . U .
' convcnicucrs: In gootl condition: good , , ,. . . ‘
DilVld W. Raymond neighborhood: electric 1121.111 in“, this: curriul the munbus to and irom their: ‘6 ‘ . . . . . . _ it
UNDERTAK ER centrally Iornli‘tl. Iiultllpc 3;. 1“,th trolleys. I “I To Slnlpllfy the handling of (lug proposyuon, we collect 35c With the Older, and than H .
Ave. near Wrist .St. 021 U” "“"’”“‘ 1! the newsboy collects for the paper at the rate of 12 cents per Week. So all you have to ~ .
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING: L T . ‘ , ., 7‘.“ WM“? “91‘1”“ 1” ““0“ i’“ ”“9 Kim” 3! do is send in the Coupon and 35c, and the collections for the paper wilh take care of the 5‘.
. 27 WASHINGTON ST. “5213”, gua‘vé' lfiull‘llemllnllh Agitff‘cluh bench. Saturday noon. llohhlo " balance. 5;
TOL. office, 1069.8; house, 693. trio light and gsrrot. J‘u'w-i, I.iuxwoil;" Burns, of Nut-walk. Iully clothed. “on ‘i 1.0 ‘
or. all) [I suddenly precipitated into the water. \I . . . it ‘
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Apartment nt 39 Chapel street as “‘9" thereafter. One 9“” ”f “‘0 J 011109 all 61 “S J:
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°’"’- ‘ Mrs. J. n. Campbell gave-n lino ciam- if magaZlIleS. I hand you herewith this coupon and 35 cents. for
The dwm‘“ mill 1" w“ my“ Stlper- . Wk" ‘1‘ “‘1’ "am“ 0" “‘0 ngm ”Wk” 1' ‘. ,. which please deliver (or mail). The Sentinel for three
tor Court Is beginning to got busy The Beautiful New Ai‘iartmcnts m Hi (“all l’ui‘iui‘” “"0“" 1““ ”MW “W U “1°39 Magazines “3“ months. and mail The Metropolitan. The Fashionable Wo-
uimln and most every day iinds some ping-«Noll. of the New lurk Chum. h be mailed anyvv ere in man and Hearst’s Magazine for three months, for which I
unhappy will“ or husband mint-t n no 53 West Avenue “(impugn as vital, and everythingr was \i the United States Without agree to pay the balance at the rate of 12 cents weekly.
Hlltion for divorce. Charles Ii, Motl, “00- Those DNWM were: “h 1" “1" $3 "“73 Chargc' Signed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . ..... . . . . . . ... . . .
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same place, on the mound of (low... ‘ . . , .(.umpl)cll, lllnnthe .mti. till 0. H . l ‘
one Billilll rulings on Orchard ht. are d M“ ii 1 "l .y. time on y.
"1°“ “" 5“” 1: 1910' Th" defendant‘s now readv for such families of adults Campbell. Mr. on m e r m l H '
maiden name was vtvnylor nnd the as require Ilrsidcloss (,01‘v,,1,i(‘l‘(,t‘ Al" Smith and titles Alice Minnie. Wilton, ; xi: I!“ a I. 5/- arr-Iva ‘ ,. my” .1... ”I‘V‘I‘v/‘m/u - fl. 4-. ~.I-/~./~,n~.-'4. “may?“
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custody or n itllynurmld«laughtor, ”’ . ~ ~ and Edna and Fannie hlaclnchlnnu WW“... -- _..1-.sm
.luliu 1'3, Moll,
Muy Minnie ('rosliy. ni‘ South Ivor-
\i'tillt, hooks n divorce from Frederick
W. Crosby. oi ilprlngtlold, Mush. uh
inning that he deserted her on May
is, into. lier maiden name was
Wheeler and she married tiroshy In
May, 10ml. ‘
ddwnrd W, McKnon, of EltnmIord,
: \vnnls u decree from Annie 1.. Midterm,
or New Haven. on the ground or in‘
itltiellty. The name of hlinor lllhhlo
its mentioned In the complaint. The
gt‘mlplll were married Ociolwr 23. liltiti
and the defendant‘s nnmo \qu howls.
Louis kalnoki, oi lirhlgeport. hoe
,hrounht a petition for a divorce
inunlnst Mary Knlnokl. nlienhm Inli‘
.dniity. .Iohn Fuller's name In men‘
«tinned In the complaint. The couple
livers married Juno Ii. it")? and the de-
jfmxdnm's maiden name has Nani.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
. HerbertW. Gorbam
38 GREGORY DDULEVARD.
Eu: Norwolk. Phone 698.12.
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Apply to i“. ii. linrt,‘
322 at
cm inmrovemcxvm and home convict-re:
condition. .
.1. \‘rmmpj
112i ill‘
I rowbont in the Knob Club ticet. owned
{by a New Canaan member, was wash“
led Several hundred feet up
Village.
Creek, dragging its uncaring, having:
been anchored with too short a rope‘ w
‘to withstand thewiud and'waves.
. Snappers are biting and although
. they are running very small, there are1
{many good catches reported. Fisher-H
‘men. make their appearance daily at.
the Vantage points. and the Country"
Club, Wilson's Point. Knoll Club and
Rotun Point docks support large num~
hers of the ushers each tiny.
i In the hard lllml' in connection with
,the storm of l“l'lilil)' night. the outer
‘xnooring of the largest of the limb
Club‘s bathing floats. gave way and
the raft .wtkowilnsned ashore. On the
riisng tide Janitor iv‘rnnk iii-own towed
the craft out again nnd it was ready
for the water sports Saturday alter"
noon.
Three uutomobilw, two lite and n
seven-passenger our, e-nhnnccd the reg-
nlnr bus service oi' the Knoll (tint) on
Saturday in connection with the water
New (hunmu; Arthur Andersen, Willnl
liensen. Paul II. Benson. Ruth it}
Benson and Kenneth McCallum.‘
Brooklyn.
.
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CHILD RUNS INTO AUTOMOBILE;
; Yesterday afternoon the small,
’zinunhtor of William llnwloy, oi‘ Nor-Z
walk, run Into an automobile which!
was going from Wall street into Main ,
street at a slow min or speed. The
machine was owned by J; I). 9053]“
who is spending the summer in West.
L. M .. “.3...
anrd. of ’l‘okencku. was looked
with the idea of purchase.
Asa hosts. of 27 Center avenue. is
oi the day.
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The “Miriam." owned by .9111“? 1".
vflrp
last Saturday. by a New York party.
bring , employer-
celebrating his ninelioth birthday not and employees together. when the
uni nivomry today. Mr. ano's many employer may learn cum Wm
Islands wish him instill halter return- and «specimen or mm mm lid!
‘ would hire.
port. lie was token tome station:
house and Dr. (tram. was culled to;
look after thonlittie girl. 'I‘ho pitynt:g
('lliti said that the was not ,unduly;
hurt. receiving only painful bruise“
Mr, (toggle settled for the doctor‘s‘
hill and he was not hold. A numlmr,
of eye witnesses said that the littisi
girl ran into the slow going out which .
threw hot to illwirround. They said
that the machine and stopped at once.
his» label and“... “finalised;
Theflxndh Clpbilianco. on Saturday
tended‘or the season and was delight- ‘ ' ‘
Grabbing is, becoming a popular
summer and many ,good hauls are told “
.
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3M8 MM in Wills! not unionism “my Mama. use to...“ ““4 . ,
Myth ti. WI. om inhuman!» W “more is: drill“ in “Wroclaw mum ”m. i it may.
. with him. ills ruse iillllll.‘ before.
The tiontinuod t-nso ol‘ fieldnn OI; Judge lfli‘lfivimll this morning and he‘
2 , 5
son, of Norwnlh, who was arrested “’0‘”- flmid in. Without costs. .
some time use charged with unmixed. ’i’hc villi“ “1 \‘iilllnrn Mii‘liili'iiili‘. ““110
nose and breach "f “,9 09000. waflfii‘illi arrested Bnturduy for hrencli of *
mm" continued by Judge Imuhwmidlllii’ more and sonnuli on his wife nod;
this morning-r. until iiopmnhnr 16th. ,‘lii‘iillilvl'. Poms before Judge Look.
The rnsn of Knihnrlmy mmmlmm'wwid this nmrninu and in: had his
or Norwnlk. who was arrested some “i‘Mi‘I'i‘e WWW‘w- , .
timn alto, charged with assault and Th“ ruse M Thoodnrs (my. “'1‘" ““9
hroach M the prose. came ”pmflllnrroswd some time use for interned-t
mine Lockwood this morning. and “(in unribrrnch alum noncommerc-
Wit; continued until heptonihor 3th. 7“” ““133 WilkWWd ““1 "10’0”"?
The continued (some or Jack Honey. 0"" his war W” William”! “Mil MD
who was arrested a short limo sno‘trmlfltf “Hi. ;
rhmnnd with intoxication. «saline no. 'th this. of I). osmium. and list-w
Iota Judge mflflnrfl M. Irwhwond gym nerd Moth-sin. who wore arrested Int-
nmrnlng. and he WM lined rt. wilhont’iflilfl! money from I Mimi wagon
colts. gnome time no. «more hetero Judge:
The rose of John Murphy, who was 3 “WWW" "ii“ "Will“ ”"3 ”NI" ”III":
nrreaimi yesterday for hrcsch oi thn‘“ “Nil “Willi“i“ until “Owl”;
pears, came before Judas seem hi. , 30th.
lmkwood this morning and honors;
mounted to sixty days in the Bridget
lib” Jill.
”vacuum washout.
summanumm:
f Yoi‘k
inuninst Dietrich n. hunts; and use
lllll Fuchs of Iinnhnry, who are it“
inniinnirlurers under the
vol”
Viitiwnrn .i, Von (lot of humility 1“”
3113.000 dainums. The suit is Mom
this to the t‘lvii Superior (2mm.
were were unrvui
ulosoph Winter.
it. im. tritium was loaned to not.
issue and mum and the: mm
deflation!- coders“! the note. 1
of the money was paid but M
entire animal. -
gm...“ society held ”him
cycled to tin-s out in the W
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Malnurm ht Mime“
DANBU RV HAT FIRM.
The Notional ill-servo iinnh of Nov
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