Evening sentinel, Monday, September 8, 1913 · page 3

 
 

 

 

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' For sale, Business and
.“‘ ~B'r‘ofessiol'ial Cards, and
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May Belle Islanders are leaving this
week for their city homes alter a most
delightiui summer here.
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Many went to 'GOOSe Island on Sat-
urday and there were a number from
town there when the Mlddletown was

pulled from her position on the 1,“
by the tug Sachem.

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The Knoll Club bus will run until

 

 

WANTED

WANTED ~— BY LADY Wl'l‘li
children oi school age, 3 unfurnished
rooms -i'or winter, heated, convenient
to nearby table board. "-lteliuble,"
Sentinel Ofilce. s8 lit

FOR SALI ‘

‘ FOR SALE-«FINE LARGE WHITE,
and yellow treestone peaches cheap,
at the orchard. Hillcrest, Westport,
Ave. ten minutes by trolley. Phone
146-3. , all it

 

WANTEDwGlRLS‘FOR SHAPING
and folding. Steady positions. Apply
Crescent Laundry, 8 Seaviow Ave.

' 88 ii.

WANTED—dillthl-l'l‘ YOUNG FEL-
low wanted to work in grocery store.
Must have selling ability. Reference
required. P. O, tliox 406. as 3t

PRINTER-~PROOF READER, U-N-
:ion; steady position ior competent
unau.
mooted. Address Box 465, New Ha-
even, Court. at; 2t

 

 

 

WANTED—JPWO OR THREE CI-
gar makers. ' Fountain Cigar. Co,
diethel. s6 3t

"whnffioians FOR Tat-NM}
in on paper boxes. 10. S. Trowbridge
(30., 129 Washington .St. 36 3t

ers and helpers. Apply Mueller Gloria
tMills, Norwalk, Ct. 2122 12t

m; LOST

LOST —— FLAT .B‘O'I‘TOM ROW
boat, drifted from L'diammock island
Wednesday night. Reward l’or re-
turn, AddreSs Mrs, Poole, «South Nor-
M'ulk, Conn. s8 11;

MISCELLANEOUS.

 

 

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WINNIPAUK CIDER MILL OPEN

Tuesdays and Saturdays. s5 3t

 

_ BUSINESS NOTICES

TONY GARRAMONE, 30 NORTH
Main SL, shoe limiter. .An extra man

kept. -l‘or repairing nd selling second—
hand shoes. s8 3

FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN CON-
dructod by Miss 'liyington and Miss
iietts, at Berkeley St. and West Assn.
Fall term opens Sept. 2'3. Kindergar-
ten and primary classes. For informa-
tion phone 10116-3. »

 

‘PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-«MISS
Elsie M, Decker, 39 tSoaview avenue,
blast Norwalk. Phone '240. ()liico
Ii-lotel Mahaokemo, .ltoom I5. Rhone
980. Office hours 9:00 to 5:00. 1118 lm

NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit. and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.

DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN G. SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

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Fire, Life, Health

Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.

C. T.'McGovern

Tel. 845. 155 Wanthon 8!.

 

 

aper
Hanging

Our Specialty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.

HerbertW.Gorham

38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East No 693-1

 

 

 
 

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\ I‘uucus of thc lmmorrutic idioc-
tors of tho Socond Voting District of
tho (‘in of Ntil‘wullt will be bold in
tho (3in Hall on North Muiu struct.
Houth Norwulk, on Friday ovonlnn.
clcptombor I‘J, Illlii. at it o'clock, for
tho purpose of election tlulonnlon to
tho (lily Convention, to ntnuluuto :au-
Illllitll'u I'or offices ol‘ the Scrum! Tim
iuu Ward, and to olt't'l. district. coul-
‘IIIlilN'IIII'Il for the canning your.

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hire. i’crry Tanner and daughter,
Fioi‘oiltjtl. of Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Aldon Solnmns.

Mr. and Mrs. Addison Austin, of

New York, are spending a tow daysj

how with relatives.

,Mlss Lottie llosegood, ol' lluwltins

ovouuc. East Norwalk, and her girlish:
Miss Emma Foster, of East Orange,I

N. .I., spent Sunday in Oxford Center,
Conn.

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ADVERTIBE IN THE BENTlNEL

.Apply to Calvin Snyder, Ely avenue.

State emperlcnce and salary exw

FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE.‘
weight between 1,200 and 1,300!
pounds. Reasonable, it sold at once.

 

all :it

tFOR SALE-CL111A'RING SALE Ml-
anus engines, slightly used, rebuilt
like new and cheap. Bargain lists on
application. Write to Mianus Motor
Works, Stamford, Conn.

 

«September 15th according to the no-
tice posted upon the bulletin board.
0th James RobertSon will close the
restaurant on that data,

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l’I‘O LET

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TO LET~FIVE ROOMS, BATH.
hot and cold water and gas. 125 South
Main St. inquire 127 South Main St.
' The line] dance of the Belle ‘Island .

all 3t
'Club was held on Saturday evening.

min-211%? lili'and many were In utendance. The

all {It music was excellent and a congenial

throng made the function one of the‘

TO LET-"WVE ROOMS. 000D LO"most pleasant oi the season.

cation, rent reasonable. Inquire F.

irlopp, 35 Cove Ave, East Norwalzlgt.“
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TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, ALL IM~

 

 

To LET~llOUSE,
All improvements.
view Ave.

 

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Everything appeared auspicious at,

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the start of the lNorquk Yacht Club;
races on Saturday for a good day’st ‘

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE —— ROCKERS, MAT-
tresses, chairs, springs, beds, chick-
ens and chicken coops. Over Roon~
ey’s ice cream store, West Cedar Sgt.1t

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FOR SALE CHEAP—A G001) Dt‘l
pendable “horse. Call or phone 965-4.
Sum D. Gutkowsky, 53 Osborn Ave.,
East Norwalh. s6 3t

 

 

WILL SELL LOTS ON
ed street.

lMPitOV.
5 minutes from station.
$150 up. Terms $50 down and $5
monthly. Cash discounts. 1i buyer
will build we furnish plans tree.
Maring Construction 00., South Nor-
walk, Conn. 84 0t

 

FOR SALE 0N EASY TERMS—4i
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements; .price
$3,000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. inquire of Chas. E. i-loytf.

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FOR SALE—TWO FINE LARGE
level lots, ‘50 by 150, line soil; sewer
and water. Worth $800. $500 it sold
at once. Near West Ave. Bargain.
liox 314, South .Norwalk. s4 tit

FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—~Locat—
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue anti Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms $25 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my 011

 

lice. William P. Small, 23 Monroe
St, lacing station. v.28 ti
PARTY HAVING TWO 0 CYLIN-

dcr Simona-I.)uryea cars will part with

one. Luxurious riding. Box .115,
Bridgeport. 3.2: II

 

FOR SALE—45 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition. center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. inquire
ileo. Mitchell.

 

Dnhlaraaret Morrison
Chiropraétor

FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
. AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.

OFFICE HOURS~9 A. M, T0 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment .

Ii adjustments $5.00

BELLE lSLAND EVENINGS.

 

KhILLSIDE
A School for Girls

Elizabeth liurr Mead,

1853).

The school will opon for the Full
Icrm on 'l‘hnrsduy morning, Septem-
bcr 15‘, 1013, ut nine o'clock. All
classes except. lilo primary hold in
now separatc school building erected
in 1012. built on the slope of the hill.
ouch floor opens directly on the
ground, thus obviating all danger in
case of tire.

College Preparatory and icncral
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten“,
l’rlumry and lntormtullulo Depart-
:ucnts for little girls and boys under
tun yours. French taught in grades
above the. Sixth. Arrangements made
for monthly; children who use the
trolleys and for scrvlug a hot lunch-
voim ’l‘orlns and illuulrulctl booklct
oil application.

The (Principal may be soon at the
school any morning nt'tcr Scutctnbtr
I'lli'lllll,

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\‘lllA IIITN'I‘ It‘lt.\.\"l‘.lt~i, 1%. ll.
an int

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il'fitllltllli Bishop, nl‘ Nortvnllt, has
scrum-d u now posItIon with the Amort-
cun Bonding (‘cunpnuyu or New York.

C. '(llis Fitch, oi' Norwulk. is spend-
ing a few weeks vacation with friends
in Ashville.

Tiosolutions on the lam: and faithful
service oi? Mr. Merriam. Ill‘tccn yours
soct'otury and treasurer, vvcrc pllHHt'd.

At the opouini: oi Spriugwood Snu-
tluy noiuml, yesterday, notwithstunding
honvy showurn the attendance was 70.

Mrs. Ernest Cochran}? of Spring-
Ilold, Mania, is spending a few days
with Mr, and W“- Scilh Avery, of
Ely avenue. '

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.provements. 19 Hillside «St. South sport but the. ,vind proved tickle be-1
38 1t. Norwelk. 33 (Stl ' , ‘ . ,-
If” “3‘“ W “‘1 walk hvenm SENTINEL for Three
TO LET—FURNISHED noon, serted the sailors. . ~ , g ,

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suitable for two. ,
tlcinen preferred. 2:3 adisou

Use of bath. Gen-
St.
58 3t.

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TO LET-AFTER OCT. lsT LOW-'
or floor, 150 East Ave. Every im-

 

Owlng to the disagreeable weather;
conditions yesterday it was necessary: h 0 l s h

once again to postpone the water! Mont S --- paying on y ‘ C cas to Start.
sports of the Tokeneke Club until this i

movement. May be seeniby applying afternoon at 4 o‘clock. Many will at-l

to present tenant. ”“1“ re 01’ John tend Iut manv others who could have]? ‘

N. Kline, 21 West Main St, Norwalk. ’ ’ '

 

 

 

Tel. 129243. s0 3t been present on either Saturday or‘
,____._-..-.-.__... ...._-.-_.... Sunday Will find it lmpOsSl‘ble to be«
To LET—~liRIGll'I‘ES'i‘, A‘IRIE-ST there.

and best flats in Norwalk. The Run-
dall block, rebuilt, redecorated, with
all modern facilities. Rents $13.00 and
$15.00 per month. Raymond Bugs

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The bathing at Roton Point is well
patronized these days despite the rut
mor that typhoid germs may lurk ‘lni
the waters of the Sound. There is lit—
tle danger of the germs at Roton,

 

To LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON~
uectiug rooms, water, cook stove, gas .
plate and all conveniences for light . Point, which Is exposed to the watersl
housekeeping 2314 East Ave, near‘dlezof the very Sound itself and little at.
pot. Ill-5330mm“ so 3t » looted by either of the harbor sewage

systems.

 

 

 

STORE TO LET—3 \VOOI')WA'RD
Ave, suitable for any kind of business.
Rent $1.3 per month. inquire J. M.
Layton and 00., inc. s6 3t

 

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The masquerade dance or the Knob "
Club which the weather has prevent-

TO LET—ilOUSlsls, FLATS, hurried twice previously, will likely be ,
of house, Not-walk, South Norwaik,'hem on \\'oduesduy evening of this ‘
lilast 3'0"““11‘1' Iiowayton Md 8.3“?” week. On Saturday evening the reg" ‘
tuck. Barn, manufactory, manuiac- 1 1 1 “,1, l 1 ll (1 it is
tory with power, store, seaside cottage , u nr ”“1” ' 1e ‘0 (‘ an , '
for the fall months. Rents from $5.1,10111T0bilblt‘ llllll it tho weather holds

to $50-00 per "1011111. Get 0111‘ rent Egood. another dance will be given the

list. inquire Raymond ilros, so mli’ollowiug week.

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TO LET—~-A’I‘ 2 illtili S'JLANI) its”; ......._..__ \\
West 81.. l'uri'tishcd and unfurnished, Despite tho unfavorable weather 1 , \
rooms; also an apartment or i‘ouriypgwmm- lhvru “-0“. many of the "
rooms. inquire. :5 High St. of» :it: ff 1 Y H

“noting pcoplc at tho various shore ro-
TO LET‘S ROOMS AT 102 80.190115. There was little wind l‘or suit-
The Sentinel for 3Imonths . . . . . . . . . $1.25
Metropolitan Magazine for 3 months .45

 

 

 

 

 

 

Main St. ltcnt $18. Adults only. lit-,lilu. but motorbmttiuu, clinching, swim.
quire 01' (“1111* E- HOJ'L '54 ”union and the usual aquatic sports

TO LED—FIAT ll‘l\'l“ ROOMS fiwcrc indulcotl in by the youths. Ton-
luttb. boat, all lll'llll‘lH't‘Jllt‘lllS, centrall)‘ ’1‘“ was "“1 0f ”1" rilm‘is l‘l‘l' llli‘ ruin
located. Apply lit Water St, South had flooded the courts.

Norwnlk. ’I‘clcphone .1030. si it,l '

A [llfll‘llllill‘ (‘ii—llli‘lllt‘lfl‘tl mudc It now

 

 

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TO LET ~~~~~~ SEPT. 1. FIRST FLOOR;

 

e a I a e '0
six rooms, 1n’ood condition. luquti't- imam" for mu; m ”1" KW“ t‘lub “its . . ,
Chestnut St, South Norwulk. s: It 01 1'01””: lIOoplc to t‘I-lv-bruto the birth- The FdSl’HOIlablO Woman NIagaZlne fOl' 3 months . . .75
day of three momlwrs of the circle all _
To LET—3 Irtitut‘lttn‘nt Atatn'pzm, ”,0 mm, day. Saturday. l’cI'cy (.4 H 9 M . f 3 h ‘ 45
13:11:13.5, .l‘l’illllllfllibfllill:rihs‘ttu‘\vlllllulfil‘egt‘:LQl‘lmm’d. Miss Kiln-1 .\l, (troy. anti earStS agaZlne 0‘. m0“: S . ' ° ' ' ' . . .

mcnt Co., 7,, South Main sit-col, city. illouulns Nash \‘l'l'rif all couuucium‘ut-

5.3 m‘ina‘ Saturday as their birthdays, and

' )Ihcy were accorded a party by their

TO LET~PURNISIIICD iltll'SlC.:Ii‘it\iitis. Al the dinner ouch ol' the

{1"3‘2120‘112;l,€’,,‘,“,:‘MijI-V lififi::jtlirct‘+ cclchrauts worn a wreath 'ol‘

' ”wiclcmutis, ’lhcrc were many cilia tor

To LET—A 5 Room covuxumfthose of honor and the dinner was de-

wilh gas and hum-moments. lllqllli‘t‘,lighil‘ul,
at ol’llCc Ii. and ti. (forst‘t t'o. 5128 iii

ALL FOR $1.60

Hearst'sMagazine , ‘

is for the progressive, up—
tmlntc American men
and women who want to
kccp in touch with the
big things that illc world
is carrying on, but who
want to road a popular

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Boon ATTENDANCE.
Only six uttcuded the llrst 01‘ a ser-

 

 

TO LET - Nlt‘ld, I’Ll‘lASANfl‘
house, all modern improvcmcuts illlill _
convcnicuccs; in good condition; goodlies “‘1 llll‘t‘o hold days Of the 8m“
neighborhood: electric light and gas; Company, (Toast Artillery Corps, t". N.
(‘t'llll‘illli' located. liltlllll't‘ 33 "ili'llll';(l., probably due to the fact that this

AW" near “ 0'“ bt' “21 u31s the vacation period of many or the

Metropolitan

Magazme
t}l\r'l_?.8 (RUDD VALUE.

The Fashionable
Woman '

 

is tbc recognized author- ,

. - .- . .- . mac‘uziue and not a pc—
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TO Lari-Wyn 1_ lililtltl’l‘l‘ A\'l"..,l“m"bm'5- 111;» negt tlcld‘dn} “101 he 1:1th Igl‘ltktllrcrlf)? p.331; (lanttc text—book. All the it)" the best: and most up-
second floor, 0 rooms. hath, olec-‘hold on Sltllll't ny. t‘l)tvlll)(*l".37ii. . . . , v ,, , . _' __ .. . .. ., .
trio light and gttl‘i‘cL Jacob l.inxwetl' m” .H....._.._,._ and Will keep the entire 310‘.” , \ngtll'loienilliillgiti lO—ildi. publuaimn of its
er. “19 ti Jnv Buckley. of Norwalk. has to family postcd as t0 the leic, ‘” ‘ l " kind, (lt‘Ylilt’tl to Amer:-

 

the Far West—of poli-
tics, religion and art, is
told each mouth, a little
more complctely, a little
more clearly, a littlc bot-
tcr than in any other pub—
lication. The illustra-
tions will be superb.

At all news stands
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To simplify the handling of this proposition, we collect 35c with the order, and then
the newsboy collects for the paper at the rate of 12 cents per week. “So all you have to ,
. do is send in the Coupes and 35c, and the collections for the paper Will take care of the
balance.

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Act \Now for this is an
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are giving for a limited .
time only, _ ' , , L . _ .

turned to the National Bank of Nor-
walk, after working a few months in
New York. Mr. Buckley says that he
likes Norwalk better than New York.

actions and doings of all
the protniucnt people of
the entire world.

At all news stands
150 a copy

can Fashions for Anteri—
cau Women.

At all news stands
250 a copy

TO LET-«AN APARTMENT A'i‘ zillI
last Washington St, East Nair/nth.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
inquire at (it South Main St. 11124 ti

 

sot’TEs

The Beautiful New Apartments at

53 West Avenue

consisting of five, six and seven rooms
and both, hcnl, hot water and janitor»
service: also one new double house
and one new small cottuuc on Orclr
urd iii... are now. routiy for such fum-
illos of adults as require firstvoluss
couvcnionccs. it‘ rcquircd comi‘orlnblo
t‘urnisbhnzs are supplied at. small ad-
ditional cxpcnuo. Apply West
Ave. H5 iiit

 

 

 

 

' Republican Caucus

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A caucus of the Republican electors .
residing in thc third ward and the
third taxing district of the titty oi
Norwalit. ulll ho hold at. No. (II Siou-
vino: Avo, on Friday. the ’lL’th dav
of September, 111111. at. eight o‘clock
p m., for tho purpose of nominating
candiutcs oi” the ‘ltopublioun party for
word and district officers to he voted
[‘01- by tho clot-tors of said ward and
taxing district on the election to be
hold on tho first Monday at October,
llllil.

The (doctors rcsldlmz In said \vurd
shall nmuinnlo ouo candidate for coun-
cilman of said word out] city, ‘

The clusters residing in. said tux;
ini; Iiizli‘ltu, snail nomlunlo us district
officers. the following. to wit:

()no candidate for the Hound of
(lotumisslotwrs or said District for
the term of twti yours.

lino candidate for tho llourd of
l‘otmnisaloiwrs of sold. lilstl‘lcl tor the
term of tour roars.

Ono cuudid-ato for the lloard of
Commluvdourvn of sold iiilslrict. :for
the term of six yours.

(inc cundldaio for Irousnrt‘rr of said
distici. _

. Any ntlml’ business proper to come
before shin caucus may be transact-

 

 

 

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207 Atlantic 8t. Eta-mind, Conn.
Lndv Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwslk Office—68 Meadow at,

7-8 p. to.
Phone Counsellom.
Hours-41 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed.
nesday. Friday, 6:30 p. m.

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