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H.535 Advertisements on this psge.3Twenty- -Five Words or Less, 23c;
“Bell Island
i Harbor View Beach
painted.
Miss Lois Iitei's is visiting friends
in Bridgeport lud‘d}.
| George Hayes is spending his vaca-
tion at Harlror \‘iew.
Henry iiurneli is~having the exterior
of his cottage painted.
Mrs. Henry J. Miller is entertain-
Iing the Five Hundred Club at her
, Thr nes, 50c. Each Additional War 1 cent per Insertion. In Blacis- The Belle island Club will hold a,
‘- ' faceraDS. Double PI'ICC. concert at the club house tonight.
{I I Mr. and Mrs. Mct‘lausuen of New"
> [York (it) are at the island for the
f 3 . TED To L“ I FOR SALE summer.
(‘1 I IN NCE MEN TO LET 727- MONROE ST. Tliiih‘li FOR SALE~AT PRIVATE SALE, 5,
s. .l as ,as larger towns, all suwil rooms, $7, to small family. in- househoid furniture Inquire Mrs. A. W Reynolds and tamily of Brook-
‘ 3““? ti 'eli our combined ac- quire ii. i’oliey, :9 Monroe St_ 11 3t liosteantos .52 Lowe St_j1 3t lyn. .\'. ii, are at the Sound View for
5. heal (1 natural death pol- ' the summer.
Ilost 10f today. Energetic T0 LET—EIGHT ROOM liOI'SE, FOR SALE—limit i’UI’E HART- ——-———-—
*‘esiri ll agency, liberal com- centrally located, on Woodward Ave. ford racer, $3.30.. Can be seen at Andrew l.. Hatfield and family of
n h“fillecting interest given. 1nuuire C. Riccio, store, Cross St. \‘anst iirothers‘ Garage. j‘Jo lit NW ark, N. J-. are spending the sum-
< ”particulars, P. 0. Box‘ jl 3t mer at Belle island.
L FOR SALE—STERLING PIANO
,gost‘ Mass.
H -—
qT—A MACHINIST, GOOD
yd. Apply New England
ll C0., 115 Water St.
j30 3t
i’ED—m‘tlAX FOR WASHING
fl" Must be good experienced
3 Address X, care Sentinel.
130 311
lTED——A MIDDLE AGED WO-I
. care for an invalid lady in fam-
three_ Call
iihlk.
i
:‘g/ANTED—BY REFINED WOMAN
“ h daughter 12 years old, situation
housekeeper, Address Housekeeper,
tre Sentinel.
at 6:30 p. 111.,
j H. Wilmot, 48 Spring St., South,
:30 3t‘
I building.
1‘30 st‘
To LET—LARGE STORE, 44 WA-
ter St. Rent 825 per month. Apply
to Edward Farrell, 24 iiaviland St.
South Norwalk. jl 3t
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS, LOWE,
St. Five minutes' walk from station_i
Rent 312. inquire 2 Bouton St. |
1'30 Kill
FLATS,
lDdilllfaC-,
TO LET -— HOUSES,
store barn, carpenter shop,
tory with power. Storag' At Nor-E
walk, South Norwailt‘ and East Nor-
walk_ Get our rent list. Raymond;
Bros, j30 at'
T0 LET—TWO APARTMENTS IN|
house in rear of City National Bank}
inquire South Norwaik SaV- '
ing‘s Bank. 126 61'
WANTED—SITUATION BY FiltS'l‘
as cook in hotel or restaurant or
der $40 per month. Best references,
wire at 27 North Fairfleld Ave,
uth Norwalk. - 129 3!
WANTED—CA RS FOR STORAGE,
ht by South Norwalk station.
last Bros.’ Garage, 17 Chestnut
.South Norwaik. j26 6t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
ttlo and poultry. Best market prices
\Id Extra prices for fat calves.
. 00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
iedman, Conn. Ava Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
_ have it at last. What? Tin for
‘flng, leaders and gutters that is
ranteed for 15 years. Wise people
1' having me repair their Tlnwork,
(Plimbing and Heating because they
has money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.14: Wash. St. Phane 1106-12 or 373
(You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant.
\' on hope to remain so.
’ That's natural.
our spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
, u need some adjustments,
hat's evident.
want the best,
at's proper.
ess methods,
t's discrimination.
' . Barthel, D. C.
's important.
So. Nowell: and Stamford.
the right place. -
hasngerous,
RTHOL. D. C.
dow St, South Norwalk,
0 8 p.rn.
ltisntic St., Stamford, g L
in. so 5 p m.
.Spinsl Analysis Free,
vale house, will not consider wages.
Elizabeth St.
snow. storm. If your
drop us a card or
We will repair and
ill for one price, guaran-
phi-square foot. Call us
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, ALL lM-
prot'ements. Rent 314. Also .7 rooms,
All modern improvements. Woodward
Ave. inquire United Grocery (‘0,
529 3t
TO LET—APARTMEN \"l‘ FIVE
rooms and collar, 41 Chapel St., fur-
nace, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and burn.
Rent $1.7 month. inquire 61 South
Main St. 124 if
T0 LET—STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main St. inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87
North Main ‘St. 124 tf
T0 LET——10 ROOM HOUSE
Inquire Mrs. ll_ Turlov,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No, 1165-5.
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TO LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central 'Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co.
LOST
LOST—ON
gold bracelet.
BELLE lSLANl), A
Return to P. H. Money.
11 3t
'LOST—A GENTLEMAN’S CAMEO
watch charm, oblong with picture in-
side; lost last Saturday, probably at
Roton Point. Suitable reward if left
at Sentinel office. 123 (it
Dividend Notice
129TH SEMI~ANNUA—L DIVIDEND OF
The Norwalk Savings Society
Norwalk, Conn, June 11, 1914.
At a meeting of Directors of this So-
ciety, held this day, a dividend at the,
rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per an-
num was declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months encl-
ing June 30, 1914.
The same will be entered on pass
books and paid on and after July 10th,
1914. ‘
MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BE-
FORE JULY ‘lOTH. 1914, WILI.
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 181',
1914.
2:5,Telsphonc Connections, 98 Westpcrt.
m16 tl.
player, 825.
nel.
Address Player, cio Senti-
1‘30 3t,
FOR SALE—«BRI'SH RL'NABOUT,
flrst~class condition, Price :65. Ad-
dress iirush, care Sentinel. 1'30 3t
FOR SALE—DOUBLE SI‘IATEI)
top wagon, rubber tired. in good con- View H0191.
dition. Reasonable price. inquire 1::
Bouton St. 539 3t Entries for the water and beach
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodious house, 12 Havliand
St; easy terms. For further particu-
;lars inquire C. Swartz, Old Well Cigar.
iCo.
mar28 tf ‘
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders,
ansoncunumsrs. 1
SOUTH NORWALK. conn,
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short notice,
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
MR3. M, LEVY.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan,
Prop.
For Sale or Rent
barge Single House, all improve-
ments, attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street, Norwalk.
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND SEAL ESTATE
155 Washington street.
Oouth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 345.
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Lombardo Leaves for El Paco.
EL PASO, Texas, July 1.—Mlguel
Dlaz Lombardo, constitutionalist rcp-
resentative at Paris, cabled today that
he would leave at once for El Pesos
This was taken here as molesting
that he would act as an unofficial
peace commissioner between Generals
ICarranza and Villa in their yet un-
tsettled estrangement. ‘ \
Lombardo was minister of public
instruction in the cabinet of the late
President Madero. He has been
friendly with Villa since the Madero‘
revolution, is on good terms with
ICsrransa, and is a close friend of Gen-'
Ioral Felipe Angolan, whose present _
relation with Villa has been credited
as occasioning much of the ilifeellng' .
WILLIAM A. CURTIS Resident
FREDERICK A. ELLS, Treasurer.
. 120 m
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
7 Chiropractic is the definition of the
cans. of the disease and the .srt of
adjusting the some. Discos. ls “affairs, and Alberto Psnl, one of Cari.
9‘ by ‘ wrench. twist 0" ”1"“ In .ranza's younger advisers, some days
1136 offered their services as lnodia~_
tors in the internal embroilmsnt, ill
iwss said. In the meshtime, Vills’i
0W0?! move “I. “‘1” I" heretofore successful campaign with
"flu“ fission City as the ultimate goal. in!
the book. Even if done'i'n Childhood
It creates pinched nerves sud psin in
Engine in the itinerant organs and
m
'diusse and mite-ll?“
thrcoshhsrmonis th one all
thinycnrbodyrlonigo uw‘blss
‘ I from complete.
between the two factions of file con-t
stitutlonalists.
It was learned today that the pro«
posed conference between Villa and
Irepresentatives of Carranza is far
Alfonso Maderoi,
brother of the late president; sanlos
Cuocsno. the Peruvian poet who has
been active recently in Mexican at:
I
home yesterdal’.
compo 1....
William F.
Clarke‘s
court was played on yesterday for the
first time, and it proved to be very from
fast,
new
home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Philips motored over
Bridgeport last night to
]Mr. and Mrs Frank Gleason.
Mrs. B. Kat‘snsugh and family will
Miss Ethel Smith held a tea at her
and a good time was
enjoyed by all. Among the guests were
Lorena Macinchlan,
Helen Smith.
Itie Money.
be at the island in a few days, they‘
will make their residence at the Sound ‘
sports to be held independence Day
are fast coming in.
were posted on the bulletin board last
night.
The entry blanks
Ethel
Money.
Winnie Money and Lot-
Knob Club
i Several important changes have
been made at the Knob Club by the
officers. and Miss Manning, who has
charge of the restaurant, this season.
Three students from the New York
University, Frederick Habama. Sam-
uel Rubin and F. Kenneth Hader, have
been engaged in place of the colored
help in the dining-room, and good
services are anticipated from now on.
A new chef, who has had much ex-
perience, has also been seCured.
‘ The location of a refreshment stand
,near the tennis courts and bathing
Good tenants are to be had—[or beach is contemplated this week, and
i the advertising-
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Sentinel advs, pay
it will be in operation before the
‘Fourth of July. This will be more
.convenlent for the tennis players and
H. Hawkins is having, his cottage
. I
\ISII
Special Offerings for June'é‘) to .Iuly‘4
in st Creamery
Butter
Choicest Grade
Frtm the Best
Creamery Districts
Te‘. No. 909.
Free Delivery.
members
who desire to avail themselves of
the privileges offered.
The matter of holding a clam bake
on one of the islands off the ’Knob is
considered. and arrangements
be made this month.
bathers as, well as other
being:
\\lII probably
RotonI’oint
Tomorrow night the first of .1 su‘r
nler‘s series of band concerts is t.)
be given by the American Hand.
l
t A new victrola has been installed in
the private ballroom. it is complete-
ly furnished with all the latest CasV
tie House dance music.
Mrs. L. Rothchild of Stamford, mot-
ored to Roton yesterday. and was so
pleased with the transformation of the
park, that she made arrangements for
giving a luncheon in the Casino to
fifteen of her friends on Friday of this
week.
The Oriental Flute and Drum band.
of Stamford, held its annual dance in
the Rotor? Point dance pavilion. last
evening. The members of the band
were in their full uniforms. and ren-
dered some good music bethn dant‘~
es. There were a large numbr of
Stamford people in attendance, as well
m
_
as many lot-a! prollit'. it. P. Wilcox,
manager ot the daming pavilion and
instructor of the modern dances. gave
an interestinr and s1 1';nt exhibition
of the maxise, accorded
much applause by theme present. Mr.
\\‘1h~o.\. also came ii 2.1." at good share
of praise for his up-toedate manage-
ment of the pa‘»iiicn.
unit-.1 'uus’
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
Henry Borst, of Spring street, Sec—
ond district, was brought to the Nor-
walk Hospital, this morning, as a re.
sult of an accident. He was riding
along the turnpike, between Norwslk
and Darien, when he tried to dodge
an automobile. He lost his balance
and fell off his motorcycle. sustaining
a slight scalp wound and a general
shaking up,
Miss Emma Rippe, of Southport
road, Westport, was admitted yester:
day and operated upon.
Mrs. Emma Owens. of High street.
lSecond district, was operated upon yea-
terday for appendicitis.
Mrs. Amy Walker, of Hillside. was
admitted to the hospital, last night,
and operated upon today.
Alfred nlshop, of Wilton. was dis~
charged from the institution yester-
day. '
Adolph Young. of Water street, Sec-
ond district, was discharged yesterday.
For
' ’ Home
Gas Wate '1' Heater
Every Norw all:
These Water Heaters are Installed
on an Easy Rental Basis.
_YOU SHOULD H. .KVIE ONE}
a up,
We are pleased to announce that
a Small yearly rental for three years.
property. We know that there are
water heater, but who might not wis
customers we are introducing this rental proposition; for
walk shall enjoy the many conveniences made possible by our ser vice.
These Water Heaters are installed ready for use at a price of $15. 50. For Cash in ten days
a discount of to per cent. is allmved.
Or if You Prefer, You May Rent One .
Pay $5.50 with the order.
‘dshyed indefinitely.
‘ surnames r811 caucuses.
i WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
IVs. July 1.-~'i’hs Democrats of the
mwmmhdhmotmscw;
be made.
I
1
er payment of $5. 50 will be duo.
which time the heater and piping becomes your property,
no more payments
This offer will result in the
your order in early. Further det ails of
we will inStali gas water heaters on a
at the end of which time the heater and piping becomes your
many families who would appreciate the conveniences of a
h to pay the entire cost in one sum. To accommodate thesz
it is our desire that every family in Nor-
Details of the Plan
on the Following Basis:
N3 further payments need be
At the end of the second yEar an additions
Just think! One of their heaters will be installed in your home on payment of only $5.50 and
need be made for a whole year.
rentig of hundreds of heaters in Norwaik, and you should get
this plan furnished on request.
.. “,The United Electric, Light and. Wale}; Company.
new plan.
made for a whole year, then anoth-
1 $5. 50 can be paid. at
and no further payments need ever
You pay
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