s. W ‘I‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL' - : TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914 ._...__.. Classified “Ads"—To Le _____ M.-. ..L w ' ' For Sale, Business anfi g A. C& P.’3 EXTRA bPECHL ‘5- A. CE. P. ants . l Professional Cards, and E ..... .11....- m... 1 1.... m ........................... 70¢. Miscellaneous W: ,. "if‘if‘ifir.1..."...9';.;.".1‘.'.:'.:.:. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' 31“ . - 35 The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer —f residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completEness in re- LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c; Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent er Insertion. In Black- WE 1°C“ happening8 The WWIIt season is to be no excep- ‘ t I 4‘ ' face or Caps Dalmle Price. p . non we mt all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The E THE (’RLAT A. & PI TEA COO, . ' & Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us, . and at the same time y0u will be reading a newspaper that I . ‘ .. , ;. WANTED TO LET FOR SALE should be in every family In Norwalk. We welcOme contriou- TQI \0' 909 Free DCIIVC' \ ‘ tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mall , them to the office or telephone them to us. 1 Bell Island FOR SALE—COTTAGE. 6 ROOMS. some improvements; lot 50 x. 131; five minutes' walk from depot and trolley. ; I’rlce very reasonable. Layton and C0,. E “-5 *fi “—7v “—‘.~.‘_¥* WANTED—TO HIRE, Rowuoar, To LETTU-‘E SINGLE OR TWO ' Inquire Garage or telephone 1343-2 'connecting rooms, Address 5' J" 1'31 3t care Sentinel. 3‘21 3t ‘a‘wN'va v- W‘mo EWESTPOILT Cl’etury of the Connecticut Mission- ary SUI'ltl)’ preaclltd at the 10:30 service at the Greens Farms Con- Roton Point fiWANTEDfiAN ALL Altorxn ill—A'- . . T0 LET—HOUSES, FLATS, STORE, South Norwalk. 1'21 3t grtgalional church yesteriuv morning (-hiuist. J. “7 MIIICI‘, \\ atcr SI. ;baruy carpenter shop, Inauuffictory Ralph Farrell spent part Of yester~ Tonight the park management Will > Mr. Soule dellwred 1‘. IECIUI‘Q in tho. jfll 3t with power, storage. At Norwalk, FOR SALE—CHEAP, BOAT, 26 FT. day in New Haven. 3““ 1”“ T951113“ “98“.? display of ill AND eveninr on “The Conllcctivut Churchu _ ESouth Norwalk and East Norwslk. long, 8 ft. wide; or Will ”Change for —~—— teresting fireworks. And the Eureka and M:n Who Have Come from Them.’ WANTED—14 POSITION AS TYP’ Get our rent list. Raymond Bros. Esmall motor or sail boat. Apply No. 41 Helen Smith spent yesterday in New Club dance, tonight, 3150‘ V ' The lecture was; illustrated bv a large 1st, College education. Moderate sul-j 21 31;Osborn Ave, East Norwalk. 3'20 3~vYork city with friends_ —‘ SAUGA FUCK number of finely colored stereoptlcm Miss J. reeks, 20} Stamford, Conn. E sly. Address "oodlavvu Ave, E E . The Broad River Sunday school is TO LET—FROM ALG IST FHE FOR SALE~THE BRICK DWELL—E The “”1de “08! Will be put out plcntcing at Roton today, and a boat 130 3‘ rooms, upper floor partimprovemeuts, ing, No. 74 West Av.,e known as the at the end of the pier today. or excursionists from Huntington, 1" E16 Rowan St. East Norwaik. Apply Rider house. Lot 75 feet front sndE .——_.__. “' are “”03"“ ”‘9 parks many an- G'RLS WANTED 05" SINGER SEW 18 Rowan St. 120 3t 170 feet deep, including garage and: Sidn9\ Wintringham will spend to- vantages. 111g machines on house dresses. Steady lbam. Terms will be made reasonable dav at Amagansett. L l..1\ith rela- work. Apllll‘ Dress Factory, 85 Wash» TO LET‘“-“' 0R BEFORE ‘IWG and price very low Address Christian tives views. A large number of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Avery Thursda} evening when Mic. May was tendered 3 r01 eltv shower 11‘ humor of her approaching marriszo Miss Nullty Baker lives in Yonkers, N. Y. is visiting rein; The swimming races, which are to livhard ll. Taylor is on a month's ' '0 n . _ ington St, South Norwaik. 118 (it lst, four rooms improv;ements some Swartz.’ 3 tr be held Sunday, under the auspices of vacation at Pittsfleld; Magi ‘fruir to adults- lower floor at No. j the Life Savers and Manager Baviev, - ., “0 Irving Allen, 0' (ompo. A “I" ?" ’ l ’ ’ . "—"—— —-—;» _,,-___~_: Margaret Parsons, of Philadelphia, n . , _ ' ' _ platform had been bum on the nor-tn WANTED —- AUTO REPAIRING. 6 Cove Ave. L. J. Jones. j20 3t is the guest of Lorena MacLachlan for are open to a . and it Is expectedthe Mlss Lena Rumpson of Greens side of me house and dancing was lWork guaranteed, Automobiles stor-l ——~ For Sale or Rent wmemms “'1” be mm“ The “and' Farms is spending her vacation in ‘ ed. Gasoline 15c. Railroad Ave. Disesa Garage, 47: 316 tf WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS attic and poultry. Best market prices paid Extra prices for fat calves. [5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H. l‘rledman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 029 tf LOST . LOST—JULY 5, PAIR GLASSES and gold chain. Reward for return to (3 Elizabeth St. 321 It LOST — BETWEEN TRINITY Place and Raymond St.. watch fob locket, initials .I, H. W. Reward for return to Sentinel office 120 tf J” FOUND. FOUND—POCKETBOOK A'I‘ R0- 1011 Point. Owner qn have same by Identification and paying for adv. In- quire 5 West Ave, South Norwnlk 120 BE lYou are strong and well, That's pleasant. Won hope to remain so. That's natural. Rour spine may get out of order. That's possible. IYou need some adjustments, That's evident. Better start today. That's wisdom. [You want the best, That's proper. Painless methods. That’s discrimination. Bee h}. Barthel. D. C. That's important. Offices 80. Nuwalk and Stamford. That's the right place. Delays are dangerous, That’s all. E. BARTHOL. 1).. c. 53 Meadow St, South Norwalk, 7m8pm I07 Atlantic St.. Stamford. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Spinal Analysis Flu. Compo Inn BOSTON POST ROAD. Westport, Conn’. ‘ Service, a la Carte, noted for Steaks. Broilers and all Sea. Foods In season. Arrangements can be made [or banquets upon short notice. CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA DANCING EVERY EVENING. MR8. M. LEVY. fl'olcphonc' Connections: 98 Woman. TELEPHONE CALL 120. — ._——- Dorlon House ! (Granary Boulevard) . EAST NORWALK , 1 Shore Dinners and All Kinds” :of 'Sea' Food Cooked to Order. . John E.‘ O’Sulllvan, . Pro op. . roofing guaranteed for .15 years. Wise po‘oplo To Rent for season Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt. )2 Oil $100. TO LET-FURNISHED ROOM; also large front room unfurnished. Inquire 61 Spring St, South Nor-w alk. j20 3t To LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON- nectlng rooms, water, gas, gas plate. cook stove and all conveniences for light housekeeping 214 East Ave., near depot. its 31 TO LET—5 ROOM FLOOR, SET range, bath, gas, electric lights. waxed and furnace taken care of. Rent reasw onable. Inquire 49 Chestnut St. Tele- phone 826-12. 118 3t To LET—HOUSE. 53 WEST AVE, corner of Orchard St. House. 80 Frank- lin Ave. Also 2 apartments. Apply Monday and Tuesday, 53 West Ave. le 3t TO LET-STORE AND BASE- all sutlt right. title and interest as. meat. 85 North Main St. Inquire II.- M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87 North Main St. j24 tf TO LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23 Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R_ Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave., city. Tel. No. 1165-5 1118 t! The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. Chiropractic Is the definition of the cans. of the discus and the art of adjusting the sumo. Discus Is cauc- od by a. wrench. twist or sprain In the back. Even If done In childhood It creates pinched nerve- uld pain In later life in the different arms and limbs. . Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and pain, health is restored through harmonizing the nerve sys- tems In your body. l'lcmuo troubles given special attention: also curva- ture of the spine. You will never ro- mt giving the Chiropractor a chance . to help you. Magnetic tmuncntl siren also. T. rrFrancis, D. C. 04 Washington ac. dc. Not-walk. conn. Graduate from Palmer School. tho discoverer. ~- “— Elm Trees sprayedE Beaupain & Saunders ARBORCULTURIBTS. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Business lioness MRS.'\ STORIY'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. ' Special preparation for the Senior High school. ‘ .1 . FALL TERM. scene. _ SUMMER SCHOOL, AUGUST 3. Number leltod. . Address . MR8. .l. w‘. sj‘onsv, 3 Elmool‘It rel-mo. Nomlk, Conn. NOTIOR. Lhave It at list. What? Tin for leaders. and gutters that is no having mo repair their Tlnwork. Plumbing and Hostmi hocauu they save money. ' HENRY A. HEOELIIN.. (41 Wall OI. smug: fill-12- or- 878' Ml "After melons igllyl but Mo or notice. Frank's conviction furnished sufficient mum of the international chess man“ or human endeavor. Cocks” Inlet; —-————— .. ~ In“ the fruit I.“ In 7°.“ jelly-bag grounds for granting him 3 new trial. tors. tourney. played in this city. yes-E skilled specialists In various line: after the juice has dripped till-011511.. Those irgutneuts were in support of tcr‘dny. resulted it follows: Retl. Tor-s “I“ I 1"“ 0’ “mm“?! to the lover tokowcr. John. optimum.“ mm 1.‘ cover with «an and boil. strain It throw: the in: until. M 11ml section In denylhs mar: 6:4 m" 11‘ ea‘ Tarrasch and. Member re. ltasecondthnowithsumundpfl " B LET—UNFURNISHED CQT~E ’tage at Pine Point. Large Single House, all Ements, attractively situated, on Ste- vens street. Norwulk. INSURANCE AND REAL WAT! 155 Washington Street. South Not-walk. Conn. E c. 'r. McGOVERN l I EREBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. 1 Smith, Remington, makes, sold, repaired. Rentals per month. Machines sold at 5?. per month. The Plummer (7. Underwood, all other Bridgeport, Conn. lllll illlllllS PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under and pursuant to an order of the Court of Probate for the District 10f Nornalk authorizing it thereuuto, the subscriber hereby offers for sale Jennie Weed late of. Norwalk'; in said district, deceased, had at the tithe of her death. in and to the following des- cribed eral estate, to wit: All that certain lot tract or parcel of land with the bullidngs thereon sit- uated at Rowaytqn, so called, ill said town of Norw,aik bounded Northerly forty- five (45) feet by land owned by the Town of Norwalk; Easterly one hundred and seventy (1701 feel, more Sontherly fifty (50) feet by highway called Cudllpp street and Westerly one hundred and seventy (170) feet, more or less, by land now or formerly of Emma F. walker, For particulars and terms, apply to THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. C. E. HOYT. Administrator. ‘1' It's it wise man who anticipates the seasons In Hot Weather it's well to have a Cooled Cellar. OUR COAL Is GOOD COAL. MASON SUPPLIES. R. HAROLD COX. 2 First St. East Norwalk. Telephone 145-4. FAST FREIGHT LINE. TO__ NEW- YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. . Through our service to all important Interior. points. making; connections with daily through cars to the follow 1113 points: Cincinnati. Chicago.“ Den. ver, Indianapolis. Kansas City, Louis- ville, Little Rock. Oklahoma. City, St. Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East River, New York (foot of Catherine St), every received at Norwaik up to 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.111. Annlng J. Smith, Lorne.- Cool-go F. chtc. General Agent. \ WANT nevi 111nm. FOR MURDER ER. ATLANTA. 9a. July 21. —Counssl for 1.901: M. Frank. condemned to ' death for the murder. of Mary Phonon. _ improve- ' Tel. 845. E rented, " $5 ' or less, by land of Sarah F. Weedzi day exc‘ept Sunday, at 3 p.111. Freight. ,a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wright have re Qturned to their home after a few days 'at Atlantic City, N. J. l -—Buy your furniture at Sterling urniture (‘o., 127 Washington street. l The white bridge on the road to llelle Island will be closed part of today to undergo repairs. A large number of entries have been received for the Military Euchre to be held at the club house. Type-z Ewrlter Exchange, 156 Fairdcld Ave,P floors, front and back porches yard: Mrs, Helen Krill has returned from Atlantic City, where she has been 'satylng for the past few days. The road leading front Belle island to Roton Point is at last being put in Eshupe by the (ltv of.\or11alk.' E Bill Smith and Harry MacLachlan will motor to (treat Neck, 1.. I., to- ‘day to visit Misses Helen and Alice McNulty. Plans are belnv formulated to get up a mlnstrel show similar to that held at the ting house two years ago, .11hlch was such a success , ___._..__ l The children of llelle Island will hold a Japanese dame at the club house the 29th of July. The. voung ones will be dressed as Jams and the club house decorated to stilt the occa- sion. Tomorrow will at Court Laurel. The children will bring their lunch with them and make merry on the beach. They will also have swimming races tub races. sack races and running meet; to help make the day one not easily forgotten, Yesterdav afternoon was ladies' at- ternocn at the club house to use the 'new pool and billiard table. Some very spirited games were played and refreshments served. Among those Ewho enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. John Coo Mrs. M Wintrlngham. Mrs. C. Money, Mrs. R. Smith. Mrs. W. ECIarke and Miss Lottie Money. This afternoon the ladies will hold a bridge and euchre party Harbor View Beach Miss Irma Caufleld gave a very ‘pretty dance at her home the "Idle Hour“. last evening. to a few of her friends. Dancing was enjoyed on the large veranda .and all thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Ambng the guests were Misses Jennie Whitehead. Helen Cornell, Dorothy Miller; Messrs. George Smith, Sidney Wintringham. George Asky and Pony Money . m...- l l LBuy your furniture at Sterlingl Furniture Co.. 127 Washington street _l_—- A number of the young folks of Harbor View enjoyed a trip to Belle .Island last night In William Grayiis Belle Island Club House. AI Leach rendered some very good selections on the piano which were very much Eenjoyed. Among those that enjoyed 'the evening “are Mm Lillian Loach.: seek a position where energetic. well E Miss Elsie Canfleld, Al Leach LeslleE EGray and “Milan: Gray. "3““ ywm‘y “We “I" “PM“ illits'rsns cuss vounusv sum-s be Children's Day: some silver cups which are to be given as prizes are on exhibition ill the win- dow of Baxter‘s drug store, on South Main. street. Last night was Bell Island and Coun- try Club night at Roton Point dancing pavilion. A hall filled with many of Ngwalk and Bell Island's most pront- inent residents enjoyed one of the gay- est dances of the season. Judging from the hearty applause Miss Eliza- beth'McGlbbons and R. i’. Wilcox made a tremendous hit with their fancy dance exhibitions. Manager Neville Bayley was in Betllel yesterday arranging with the Union Picnic Association, of Bethel, to have their outing at Roton Point. This affair is a big event in Bethel. as all the stores and factories close down that the employee may join in the fes- tivities. This big event will be held at the park on August 5th. and 1,2“0 , excursionists will come down by train and trolley. The first of the season's tango teas was held yesterday afternoon in the Casino ballroom. and was well attend- ed in spite of “the‘misundérsmndiug of the opening date. These popular less will continue every‘afternoon. They Ecre bound to prove very attractive. dainty. and reasonable lunches being served at nominal prices, and the best of fancy dancing will be presented by two of Castle Houses“ best, Miss Eliza- beth McGlbbons and R. P. Wilcox. dancers de Iuse. __.-—— OUTING AT ROTON. Mallory Department Heads and Office Force Have Enjoyable Time. The heads of departments of the E. A. Mallory & Son's factory and the of- fice force, in Danbury, enjoyed their annual outing, given by the firm. on Saturday, at Roton Point. The party. which numbered ntty~one. proceeded to the seashore resort in automobiles. and Charles A. Mallory and William E. Mallory accoltpanied them. Arriving at the beach, bathing was“ enjoyed, and the party partook of a shore dinner. They then took a trip around the amusement park and went ion the roller coaster. E After enjoying themselves thorough- ‘Iy on the land, the party was taken on a sail to Stamford and back. One sec- tion of the party went In the yacht owned by William E. Mallory, while another section of the party went In another yacht. The party returned to Baton Point about six o'clock and arrived back in Danbury at eight o ‘clock Saturday eve ning. E OPPORTUNITIES. l i Each day brings new opportunities, Eldded possibilities. for those who lure alive to their chances and quiet. .to take advantage of OOudltlonc. Them In always a way for the con 7 THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT L'NE machine. Dancing was enjoyed at the scientions. skilled worker to KEY ahead-write I Sentinel Want Ad. 'stating briefly and concisely your ex- perlenoes; tell of your proficiency and. directed service will result in definit- 'Idvnncement. The help wanted columns of Th- Court: that evidence discovered since ~ MANNHEIM. Jul, 21,111“ first ’Sentlnel cover every l-evdtlmate 1111. “not“ will; Pow . ,8” “Wilma. Eprofeoolontl Ind business exports—all lure It the command thho users or .‘lflfil‘dhfl‘y motion I" A ”V will, :pcbtively; Marsh!“ and GogoIJubowE mullet Winn. ,. "tumm- vote limbo“ um. .wnlto the Duran-Alcohlno. Kale-,1 ._ . , ‘ , 1 l’ ‘ md‘Vldmsrda-l Guild ,l‘lu are to be had—for We. enjoyed until a.late hour. Miss Av- 7 Vermont. cry was the recipient of many beau- ; ' ' *" tlf'ul and useful articles. Refresh- Mlss Ruth McFarland of Greens . . . . . ments were served and a most pleu~ Farms was a visitor lll Bridgeport, . . . . . mg time was enioyed by all present. Frlday. __..___ —'-— — Th, 1 e W m, ‘ w - Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Barber 9 fa r of (h. 0 ens To 11 In! , . , provement asscmation clased Satur- recently enjoyed an outing at Port dav evenin Iar e crowds we e In Jefferson. ‘ g' “ g' r ' att‘ndance both evenings and it In thought that a good sum will be real- ized as a result The ladies in charge of the booths were: Fancy work, Miss I-‘dith Wheeler; aprons and bags Mr! M. SAdams: household supplies Mrs. Stephen Banks: babies and dolls, Mrl. Theodore Dollner: five and ten cent ; store, llrs. Kenneth Mackenzie; bnk- . ery, Mrs. C. Eloise Thomas. ' Mrs. William D. Dickson of Imper- ial avenue was a Friday visitor in Bridgeport. Miss May Elwood is assisting Miss Edith \‘ail. librarian at the Jesup Mem- orial library here. Elliott Bristol of New York City is a guest of the Misses Cora and Louise Thomas at Compo. Willard S. Adams of State street has returned froln a week spent in Springfield. Mass. Rafferty l’urdy of Norwalk visited last week with Miss Marjorie Purdy of Lincoln street. Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney of New orlt. (‘ity spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Thomas Snell. Ida Miss Stella Edsor. and Miss A new cement walk has been laid \V oil are spending a week at Asbury In front of the home of Franklin M. Park, N J Raymond on Riverside avenue '5 Mrs George R. \‘an \lstvne is spent!- Dr. John S Adams and family are mg a few davs with her sister, Mrs. touring Euro e for a month or two “ S Crofutt in New Huv.en seeking health for Mr Adams. l ; ‘ v _ ‘ E The West Side Improvement Aspo- ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Militant J' Cornell of ciatiou will meet tomorrow at Klon— ‘ North ilrldgeport visited Thursday at dike Club Hall. It is for the benefit 0:, ' the home of friends In the Farms. every West Sider to attend. , Mrs. Richard Taylor has returned Ellis Makins, of South Mainstream «4” to herEhome in Brooklyn. after 8 "‘3' was admitted to the Norwalk Hosps‘ It at the home of her parents intovvn. till this morning (6.. medical treat. .7. meat. 1:! Hill Robert Rose, of New \lork city, ls . . spending stew days as the guest of All the members of the Woman's . his 5‘51". 3”; 133"” Sill’erman in Guild of Trinity Church are moatcor» ugatuck dially invited to participate in' a pic- nic given at the home of Mrs. John R. Dr. J. H. ‘ICAI'dlB and J' J. OCOD- Knapp, 82 \‘est street July. 29th. \ “0’3 were I“ Bridgeport Thursday Please go without further invitation. ’ where they attended the ball game at Newfield Park. a. 0n Augut It, the Boy Scout of 811- . vermlne will give a supper, fair and ‘ , William Bahlleidt of the Terms. who outing to which the members of the”? recently underwent an operation at the Boy Scout troops of Norwalk and. News“; Hospital was removed to her South Norwalk ha1e been cordially 112-; home last week. vited. The affair is sure to 'be a very ""'- pleasant one. The Misses Ruth and Madeline Smith, of’New York city are guests An automobile bearing the Iicenso~ of Miss Helen Rike at the Hawthorne number 104“; with a broken rear Inn on State street. axle and the rear wheel off stood "“ _’ . alongside the road near the entrance After spending the past two weeks of the Knob Club at the foot of Thom- Wlth "MISS Gladys Stone on Clinton as- H111 an last [113th awaitinga. to. avenue, Miss Lucia Wells hae return; pairing ”party ed to; her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. V Westport at last is to have 9, volt“; . l Chester Woodworth, Harold Kieth leer life saving corps. Young non” and Ecerett Wcodworth have return of the town have gotten together“ ed to their homes after a few days and have formed plans. the 031013, spent In camp at the Cockenoe island. of which is to provide Westpol't ...___.__. with an up- --to the- minute life “villi Another large crowd Naked at corps that will be a credit iota Compo Beach Saturday and Sunday. town and of great assistance at that Mrs. Jesse Jelliffe of Compo stre°t beaches. Those who have joined the is spending a few days with relatives movement up to now are Edward w“. in Elizabeth, N- J son. Robert Friendlander, Allen Betti. "" George H. Dilvlorth and Matthew Tea was served Saturday afternoon Wilson. There are several others at £119. westport Country club and who have also made known their de- danclns “'85 enjoyed In the evening sire to get Into the organization. During the day a number of the mem At Compo Beach the need of a m 11913 were seen on the tennis and golf “fins corps ls especially noticeable; courts There are hundreds of bothers at .. the beach during some of m E Business operations at the 33“88' warmer days in the summer and ‘ tuck Manufacturing comnnny ' hale life saving corps would probably picked up and the 1:11:11th now nork- continue the eKellent record at are ing full time. For the past month beach. the factory has been running short —~-—~.— hours and but four days a week. Household helpers watch 11ch E . “all “laws for chancel to find mom Rev. Sherrod Souls of Hartford, u- IU‘IreCIafJYQ employers. .’
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