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“Ads—9T0 Let.
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Beat Butter a pound ........................................ 2?:
New Potato”, 2 quarts for .................................... 15c
Best Flour, a bag ............................................ 70c
Iona Tom-toes, 3 cans fer ............................... 551:
The Great A&P to Company
FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON STREET FRE‘; DE‘. lVERY
WANTEDrr-A Iiithli'i‘
about 16 as clerk in factory.
J. and J. Cash.
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WANTED—T0 BORROW $2,000 ON
first mortgage. Willing to pay 6 per
cent. Address “Mortgage," care
Sentiueli. 1'6 1t
Gilli.
inquire
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WANTED—~MAN OVER lit) YEAR’S“
old to travel for us this summer, mak-
ing these towns: Bethe], Bridgeport,
lmnbury. Darien, i‘airfleld, Greenwich,
(item-ille, New Canaan, Newtown,
Nlrualk, Ridgefieid, Rowai'ton, South,
Norwalk, 'Soutbport,
port. Glen Bros...
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Stamford. West-
Rochester, N. Y
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. Camp, 27 St. John St.
‘WANTED-—TWO YOI'NG GIRLS
would like position to
housework. Apply 5
do general
Lexington Ave.
TO LET—A runxtsnuo ROOM,‘
connecting with bath.
Isaac St., Norwalk.
inquire at 12
jti 1t
—TO LET—LARGE lI‘i'RNlSiiEl)
front room, all improvements; suit-
able for two. can be seen at any
time. Breakfast if desired. 16 Van
Zant 181., East Norwalk. 16 3t
'ro LET—5 ROOMS 23 ELIZA-
beth St. inquire Mrs. R Tarlov 102
Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.
a18 tf
TO LET—HOUSE CONTAINING
seven rooms. all modern conveniences,
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at 2.3 St. John St. inquire J. A.
Tel. 1449.
TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS, STORE
barn, carpenter shop, mannfactory
with power. storage. At Norwalk.
FOR SALE—A FIVE TON ALCO
truck, equ'uped with steel dumping
body or a platform stake body. in,
quire Edward C. Nash, Westport,;
.Conn, jti 11'
FOR SALE— A FHE ROOM
BIG FAILURE IN LONDON.
Morton, Chaplin a Compan ny Have Li
bliitiec of $1,250,000.
lAliltS [[All IA
house in East Norwalk, corner lot,
50 x 100 feet; price $1,250. [1611‘
ldown inquire of W G. Crockett.
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F013 SALE—BEAUTIFUL ANGORA
kittens, 85.00 each. inquire 62 Mea~
new St. Phone 1361. j6 it
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FOR SALE—HORSE, GOOD WORK:
er, fair driver, weight about 1100 lbs.
Price 87.3 of sold at once. Address
Horse Sentinel Office, Norwalk.
1‘5 31
! FOR SALE—HORSE AND RUNA-
PUB ll} WfliK
Mrs. H. C. Sherrr Names Com-
mittee of 100 for Hospital
Movement
LONDOIN, June 6.~t“haplln. Milne,
Grenfell & Company Ltd. merchants
and bankers, in busineSs at No. 6
Princes street, suspended today.
The company was registered in 1899
to take over the business of Morton,
lln & Company (formerly Morton.
Rose & Company). its authorized cap-
ital is $1,750,000.
The firm, is an old established one,
with high reputation and excellent
family connections. it conducted gen-
eral and private banking and a com-
pany promoting business. The direc-
tors include Ernest Chaplin, ti. Grin-
nell Miner and R. W. Sklpwith.
That the ladies lead in all public
spirited work is amply proven by the
ppompt appointment of the woman‘s
committee of one hundred of Which
Mrs. Henry C.
The ten captains of the ten
Sherer is chairman.
teams
South Norwalk. “5 3‘ South Norwalk, East NOFWEIK “about, also delivery wagon. Horse is
illowayton. Get our rent list. Raymond first class roadster. inquire at 25
WANTED—(.LUETT PEAnODi a- Bros 15 31 Day street. 15 3t
(‘41 inc have situations to offer ex~
petlenced operators on power mach-l
ines; also two women as examiners. ’rooms,
Steady work
WANTED—AT ONCE, 3 ROOMS
for light housekeeping, furnished or
partly furnished. M. H. Anderson.
General Delivery, South Norwalk,
Conn. 16 1t
WANTED — TWO OR THREE
boarders in a private family.
to 9 Courtland Place.
WANTED—BOARD FOR AUGUST
by young married couple. about one
hour from N. Y., on the water, good
table. Address full particulars to
C 11, Hill, 96 Taylor street, Brooklyn.
N. 1'. .15 3t
...WANTED—OPERATORS. GIRLS
to run Singer machines. learn to make
men's linen coats and trousers. Apply
Tropical 'Sult 00.. 64-58 Witter street.
Goutlt Norwalk. )6 3t
WANTED—‘41 HUSTLER TO SELL
my Baby Grand piano; in perfect con-
dition; 1for three hundred and fifty
dollars. Five per cent. commission.
Helen Tyson, care Sentinel. 14. 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
95.00 for hot) valves to fatten. H.
l‘r-iedman,;Conn.’Ave. T911161
0296!
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spins. You will nova: to
._ trot giving the Chiropractor a chance
, .4 Washington 81., So. Ncrwnlk. Conn. ,
to help you.
Magnetic troaunents given m.-
T. IFrancis. D. C.
Graduate‘ from Palmer School, the
. discovqer
Bishbpric Stucco Board
This wonderful Stucco or Plaster
Board cuts in half the cost of apply-
ing plaster, cement and stucco finish
I to houses and buildings.
p41 makes plaster and cement walls
mansnt prevents cracking. with
‘ half the amount of cement that is
I -“"‘ Ask- 1119 about it.
necessary when other backgrounds
are used.
tinge? figure-saves bui ding
oney!
It, therefore, brings
motive
_ stucco house 171111111 the reach of
, sunny who cannot afford such \work'
as done by .old methods, . -
c. i-I.A18'FHORPE. _ '
Tel. 087-3. .
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FRIDAY NIGHT Auction CLUB.
The Friday Nigiit Auction ”Club met
at this home of Mrs. Reed Havlland.
» last night, tor their regular session.
,1 Tbmrd play sndc'd with the follow:
‘_ ’ lug prize winners M13. George
Frank VanBuron guests’ ppyeshii'
in G
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‘ 56 6‘ ments. Apply 18 Rowan street.
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yes a better job at a greatly to- I
Soavlew Ava. .-
Ii’urnished; bath and electric
TO LET—UP PER FLOOR OF FIVE
16 Rowan street, part improve-
15 3t
TO LET—~Six ROOMS WITH ALL'
the improvements 62 Putnam Ave
inquire H. 11 Slauson, View Crest.
j.) 31
T0 LET—TWO LARGE ROOMS
for light housekeeping best in city
APP” AGas plate dishes, everything conven- ALaunch Works
15 3tgtent
No. 11 Iiavilsnd St., South Nor-
walk,
T0 LET—DESIRABLE ROOM S,
.connecting or single. furnished or un-
lights.
Decker, 118 South Main St. is 31
To LET~FURNISH ED
all conveniences;
ROOM.
use of telephone.
phone 1342-5.
To LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished home near the
shore, or rooms, all modern conven-
iences.
tinel.
54 3t
TO LET—-FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished house. 4 Mor-
veniences. Apply to Geo. L. Wood-
ward. 13 9t
' TO LET—~APARTMEN'I‘ AT 11
Elizabeth St. All improvements.
quire United Grocery Co.
14 under new management.
stores and flats to lot; will decorate
to suit tenants. Hyman Funh inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmidt. Tel 382.
suite of offices over Central Food
nocting rooms; will 119‘ painted and
. paper-ed to suit tenant. For :urther
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar'Co.
LOST
LOST—«HUNTING CASE GOLD
watch: Reward tor return to Sentinel
office. 16 81.
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LOST—A BLACK'COW I‘N DAR-
Connecticn-t Ave.
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Telephone 1151.
54 at
FOUND.
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Narwallt license .1911. Owner may
have some at Dr Mack's by paying
cost of adv. . , '16 It-
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General insurance
b: 7: 14541011an .
msusmca 455 31:51. can"
“ 155 Wuhtn'ct‘on soc-i 1
South Namath. conn.
)3 3t
inquire 108 South Main St. or bele-
-“ 3t‘Appiy E. C.
Address M. A. 13., care Son-
gan Ave, Norwaik. All modern con:
In-
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To LET—THE RANDALL BLOCK
I have
11129 (it
To LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
Store, consisting of three large con-
m16 ti
ten, Tuesday. Apply H. Friedman, ,
FOUND—DOG. COLLAR WITH
A FOR SALE— DOUBLE HOUSE IN
excellent locality all improvements.
including electric lights, domes. show-
let's and other fixtures; good bargain
,to quick buyer 41.11., Sentinel of
‘.fice 15 3t
FOR SALE—A TWENTY—ONE FT.
llaunch. has Barker four horse power
engine. Will be sold cheap. in good
condition Can be seen at Barker's
14 3t
FOR SALE—20 lI‘T. MOTOR BOAT,
first class condition, fully equipped.
leather cushions, water proof spray
hood covering entire cockpit. Palmer
,engtne. Apply to C. L. Barker's inc.
tory. 14 3t
FOR SALE—NEW COLONIAL
house, all modern improvements, large
.101. Sold at sacrifice it sold at once.
iiuviland, Brush St.
city. it 61
TO LET—LARGE ROOM; ‘ALL " ’ ,' _.._ '
modern improvements. 90 South Main " FOR SALE—~18 ~F‘i‘ ROWBQAT,
St., South Nor-walk. ii 31,with sail. Inquire 51 First St, East
Norwalk. )3 ‘Jt
FOR SALE—LOT $10 OR 7.3
front by 150 ft. deep.
Al condition.‘
FT.
lluggy with' top,
inquire 43 Winfield St.
13 3t
BARGAIN IN,WILTON-—100 ACRE
farm, 12 room house, barns, truthi
sound view, some woodland and pas-A
tore; over half can be cultivated. Can
begbought cheap. Thos. C. Balcom.
P, O. Bldg, Norwalk. 13 6t
FOR SALE—BUICK CAR, GOOD
condition. now'shoas and full outfit.’
12 Glenwood Ave. 11 St
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FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodlous house, 12 Havllsnd
St; easy terms. For further particu-
1 lars inquire C Swarts. Old Well Cigar
Co. mar28 tf
~~ausrunss nortcns -
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-j
crating. Painter-1 supplies. 7 Wall pa-
per. up-todate styles, lowest prices.
animation cheerfully given. Trial on
,dens solicited. Tel. 400. Alens'ndor‘
Whitp, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. 11114 All:
"01105-
i have it at last. What? Tip for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
suarantsod for 15wyears. Wise people
are having me repair their Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money ‘
~ HENRY A. Hscauam,
I41 Wash. 81. Phone 1106-12 or 373
CAST OF THE CHURGH FAIR EN-
TERTAINED.
7—3-— .
Twelve Ladies the Guest: of Mrs.
Colonel Lc'clio Smith.
The twelve ladies who presented
the play entitléd The Church Fair, in
a
were very delightfully entertained at
Thursday evening or this week
After indulging in some very laugh-
able games, Mrs. Smith with her case
oral selections.
sweet mahnsr accompanied by, Mrs.
13181-1 55,1115 piano .. ,
The failure is believed to be the re-
sult of a large operations in Grand
Trunk by Arthur Morton Greufell, who
was formerly a member of the firm,
were appointed early in the week, and
I complete report of the membership
of each team is now at headquarters.
The following representative women
'psnd business and sta‘tes‘that its books
Trinity 15611193611611 May 1211:. “
the home of Mrs. Leslie Smith on '
and pleasant witticlsms. recited sev- ,
Miss Vcsburgh sang in her usual ,
and whose dealings recently have been
the subject of much gossip. it is said
several Canadian and other companies
wherein he was interested are involv-
ed. Earl Grey. whose daughter was
Grenfcll's first wife. is reported amongr
the heavy losers.
Powerml banking and other inter-
ests have been working for some
weeks to reestablish Grenfeil's at-
fairs 111 the interest of the many stock-
holders of the companies he control:
led. Tile firm recently issued a notice
that Grenfell had not been connected
therewith since Feb. 17.
The affairs of the bank were largely
imolvied with those of the Canadian
Agency. Ltd., which is controlled by
Arthur Grenfell. lie and the tuna:
dian Agency hull been engaged in a
campaign for the purchase 01' .4 colt-
trolliug interest in the Grand Trunk
Railway, but owing to the depreciation
of Norwalk are: ~
Mrs. F'. l. iiurnell. captain.
Mrs. D. H. Miller, Jr.
Mrs. Samuel W. Hoyt, .lr.
Mrs. Victor Bisrt.
Mrs. Charles E. lioyt.
Mrs. J. Emory Stevens.
Mrs. Elton B. Baker.
Mrs, Frank Goodyear.
Miss Mary K. Jennings.
Mrs. Joseph H. Maikin.
Mrs. James ilrundsge. captain.
Mrs. Mary Hall.
Mrs Charles Gebrman.
Miss Annie Taylor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Price.
Mrs. Annie Ashbrook.
Mrs. Lou Sheldon.
Miss Nellie Hogan.
Mrs. Mantle Sitanaiian..
John E. Jones. captain.
of those securities, the position he 21:, Reed.
had created by the purchase of large Mrs J' \iilnc. .
quantities 'of them was taken over '9' Mrs. W. ’1‘ i'hn Sony 7 ,
.cently by 11 strong group of financial Mrs: m;,.;,,,,.,, ' ~ 4
houses in order to protect the many M" Phillip”.-
Stock Exchange firms involved. The M”: ii. Worden.
,bank’s losses through‘ Grenfetl and Mrs. S C. Marshall.
'lthdrawnls of business consequenton Mrs. B: J. Thomas.
is operations caused the bank to 15118: Mrs. C. Slatlson.
pend. it is believed. however, to be
Miss Lena A. Hutchinson, captain.
entirely solvent. but time will be ro- ___,
quired to liquidate the assets in order Mrs 0",.” Lockbsrt.
that depositors may be paid. Mrs: Edward ”Moi
The total of the deposits is under- Mrs Henrv Kirmaver.
stood to have been greatly dimlnish- Mrs: William Masher.
ed in the past month, and the amount Mrs :Herbert Pollard
outstanding is believed to be about 11- Mrs: Rm” Mum '
250.0001,
Further fahures in connection with
this one are not anticipated.
Arthur Grenfell recently formed a
group, for the purchase of a control-
ling interest in the General Petrolé'hm
,Mlss Grace McAllister.
Miss May Anderson.
Miss Florence London. ‘
Mrs. J. A. McElrcy, captain.
Company. of California, and EarlGroy :3: 32:11:?” 0:3“
has been visiting California in com Mrs Dixontigeh'etton
nection with the negotiations. Gren- ’
1911 is retiring from the transaction, Mrs, George Ernst.
which will now be carried through by Mrs, Daniel F‘ 'l‘oomey.
Mrs. William J. Tracey.
other members of the group. Mrs Charles E church _
The .Grand Trunk transaction 91- Mrs- E ,1 Sims ‘
tempted by Grsnfeil is considered as MrsyWillism Lauder.
one of the most daring stock opera-
tions launched here in years.
in the notice posted on the doors
of the bath. which have been sur-
rounded by a crowd since morning,tho '
firm expresses regret at having to sus-
Mrr. Henry P. Price, captain.
Miss D‘otha Stone IPinneo.
Miss Margaret S, Wilson.
Mrs. E. C. Betts.
Mrs. W. H. Bi'lngton.
Mrs. Manuel T. Hatch.
Mrs. L. J. Reynolds.
Mrs; L. C. Green.
Mrs. Alvin ~D:Wndsworth.
Mrs, Lester Hyatt.
Mrs. H. E. Bishop.
have been placed in the hands of char-
tered accountants to prepare a state-
ment.
The members of Grenfell's family
are coming to his assistance in the
settlement of his affairs.
Mrs. A. J, Rummlerfcaptaln.
Mrs. H. S, Benton.
Mrs. S. M. Aller.
Miss Amy Cox.
Mrs. that T. Chapman
. Mrs, William F. Hoyt
Mrs. George S. Kendall.
Miss Mary Hackley,
Mrs. LewisH. Nosir.
Mrs. F. H. Rowan.
it has been asserted by many orni-
ne‘nt specialists. that there is no doubt
that by the beat of the pulse alcne»
the sex and ago 0 a person could be
told. , .
MISCELLANEOUS
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Miss Nora E. Ryan, captain.
Mrs. CIA. McNamara.
Miss Mae E. Williams.
Mrs. Frank J. Donohus.
, Mrs. William F. Tammany.
~ _ Mrs. George V. Parker.
_ Mrs William H,’ Ryan. .
‘ Miss .Elinab'éIh A. Harkins.
., ’ Miss Anna E. Murphv. '
Mrs. John Rough 9‘
no
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. Itbo ‘ccfferdatn at Pier No 8, said this:
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3:: them both in our window.
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9 x 12 S 5’pr $311761
8 x 10 Stripe Border
1 9 x 12 Fancy Border
lIFI. :yiior‘erI-r,
We made a large purchase of some patterns the Crex Car-
Just as big a bargain as the Crex.
Rugs
$5.87;
$4.68
$6.94
$5.47 ’
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have discontinued, which enables us to utter genuine Crox
Rugs at such unheard of prices.
Fine Quality Japanese Matting Rugs, 9 x 12 size ............. NI
Angevmc ’
87 Son Company
134-186 Washington Street
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Mrs. Olin Youngs.
Miss Ada Betts.
Miss Josephine Nutting.
A. 11. Cleverlay. captain.
Charles Mitchell. 2
Fred Merrifield.
W. 11. Thompson.
John Plander.
Marjorie Mills.
Marlon Jarvis.
lrene Lynch.
Dorothy Raymond.
Laura Crockett.
HISTORY OF THE HOSPITAL
The following historical facts re~1
gardiug the Norwalk Hospital are pub-
lished in the folder furnished each
worker and are very interesting:
‘ i. ’lhe \‘orwalk Hospital was start-
ed June, 1893. -.
9 The present building was com-
51515651111 Occupied xugust 111.1999
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Mrs.
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together with the furnishings and
equipment, is estimated at $15,600.
1 There are two classes of admis-
sions to the hospital—ward admis-
sions and private room admissions,
5. Application for admission of pa~
tlonts should be accompanied by a cer-
tillcatc from some responsible physi-
cian. stating the nature and probable
duratidn of the disease.
6. The ordinary charge per week
1367.00 for ward patients, which in-
cllIdes medical and surgical attend-I
once. nursing and laundry.
. 7. Persons who cannot pay for treat-
ment are admitted on an order from
the town authorities.
8. Persons carried directly to the
hospital from a place of accident are
admitted immediately.
«L- 9. insanepersons and those suffer-
ing from contagious or infectious di-
seases cannot be received
A 10. Admissions to the hospital are
made regardless ,ot‘ creed, color, race
or 1ability to pay.
Ambulance calls should be sent
direct to the hospital.
, 12. The average cost per patient per
[week was last year $14.98, as against
,316.20 for the year previous. , '
A 13. The ward rate of $7.00 per week
is approximateliy but onohalfthe ac-
tual cost to the hospital.
14. During the past year 169 pa-
tients have been treated an increase
of 100 over the your previous.
15. Private room patients are re-
'ceived at from :15 to :25 per week.
. , 16. The present hospital has 11 ca-
pacity, for but 30 patients. and is en-
tlreiy inadequate to meet the demands.
‘ 17. Resolution passed June 2, 1914:!
“That it is the sentiment of the board
‘of directors of the Norwalk hospital
association that: the Nopyaik Medical
society he made an auxiliary staff to
the Ncha' k hospital. under suclu'
iruies and regulations as may serve the
. best interests of the hospital; and that.
these privileges be extended to that6
doctors of surrounding towns under
the same rules and rogulat‘ions"'
.M.~..,1-a—_— -.._...-~
.smocs ”acciosur DECISION .
‘ NEXT WEEK
Coroner: John J. Phelan, who has
yreeeived the report of gineer Scoa
field oh the cause of- the collapse of.
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morning he would hand 111.1119 decision
author Tuesday or Wednesday of- next
The value oithu present property h
You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural. _
Your spine may get out 01 order.
That's possiplo ‘
You need some adiosthtcuta,
That's evident.
Better start tony.
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods,
That’s discrimination.
See E. Barthol, D C. ‘
Thats important. '
Offices So Norwalk and Standard;
That's the right place. ‘
Delays are dangerous,
That's all. ‘
53 Meadow St.. South Noun
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