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MONDAY, JULY 21, 1914 , . " THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMINEL PAG:€ THREI
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
“Ads’ ——To Let,
Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous-
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c-
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Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
lace or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED 5 TO LET FOR SALE
TO LET~5 ROOM FLOUR, SI‘IT‘ FOR SALEwYOl XL. .3]! lISEi it)“
WANTED—YOI'XG
general housework,
Telephone. 707.
GIRL FOR
Sleep at home.
j24 3t
WANTED ~ iii" hilltlildlAiliii)
ruru, pdintcr, handy with tools. strictly
temperate. Work of any kind. Ad-
dress Work, this office. 1'24 31
WANTED — AI'TO REPAIRING.
Automobiles stor-
Disesa Garage, 47
fit; tf
Wort; guaranteed.
el. Gasoline 15c.
Illilroad Ave.
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WANTED—~TO BUY ALL KINDS?
est-tie and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calvee.‘
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. 11.:
Madman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 I
029 “-
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LOST I
108T—7. DOLLARS I.\' BILLS. lib}
ward for return to Sentinel office.
1'27 1t,
IIANI)’
and New
Reward for
3'27 3t
LOST—LADIES BLUE
containing a vanity case
York commutation ticket.
return to Sentinel office,
LOST—LAST NIGHT 0.\' TROL-
"icy car or on South Main or Monroe
streets, 2:1 gold watch i'ob Set with
diamonds. A generous reward will be
given for its return to The Sentinel
ofiice, 27 'it
LOST»Sf\lAl.l. WHITE DOG WITH
faint dark spot on ears. License No.
33st». Suitable reward for return to
Vincent Fluherty, 10 Prospect Ate.
Norwnlk. Phone 1261. jQS It
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wisa people
are having me repair their 'l‘luwork.
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. St. PhOne 1106-12 or 813
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You are strong and won,
That's pleasant.
Iou hope to remain so,
That's natural.
.Your spine may get
. That’s possible.
[Ion need some adjustments,
' ' That's evident
Better start today».
11111th wisdom. 4
.You want‘ the best;
That's proper. '
Painless methods. ‘
'I‘hat's discrimination. ~.
See E. Barthel, D. 0.
That's important.
Offices 80. Nm‘walk and Stamford.
, That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
'I‘hat' s 1111.
E. .BARTHOL. D. C.
’63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
'7 to 8 p. m. -
soy Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 s.
m. to 5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
put of order,
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FAST FREI6HT LINE TO NEW
XORK ‘AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE sou-fit AND WEST.:
. _ , Through our service to an important
finial-tor points. making connections
with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den- -
yer Indianapolis. Kansas City; flours-
~ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
f‘lblifl slid Bolt Lake our. Freight
2 .host loaves Pier 31 Esst River New
York (foot of Catherine St), every
dsy except. Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
‘ heaved st Nor-uni
at South Wk up to 5: 30 p. so.
“Ht! 100sz I‘l'lAMIOAT LINE
J. mm Loo-0e. ,
Muss-m.
‘ ing,
ment. 85 North Main St.
ed by a wrench. twist or sprftin in
the back. Elven if done in childhood
RWIDSD. m and '
timer.
range, bath, gas, electric lights waxed
front and back porcnes yard
and furnace taken care of, lient reas-
onulnlc. inquire lit Chestnut St. 'l'cie
phone 5211-12. .127 ‘;i
floors,
l
iloous Axn‘
furnished for light hUUDtkeLp“
with private family. lhcry con-
No. :2 Madison St., South
337 tit
TO LET-'l‘lilll£l22
hath,
venience.
Norwalk,
To LET— ONE FURNISHED ttt
suitable for one or two persons; also‘
2 or .1 rooms unfurnished, near depot.
inquire 01 Spring St. South Norwalk
127 31.
TO LET—28 BURRI'I‘T AYE, srxl
rooms and bath, all improvements.
Rent reasonable. inquire .\irs. Ilig-
gins, next door '25 it.
TO. LET—FOUR LARGE
newly papered and painted.
provements. Inquire 32 Lowe
South Norwalk, Conn. "'
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ROOMS. i
with inr-
St.. ‘
TO LET—ROOM \‘l'l’i‘li TABLE
board. Inquire 8 Crescent Terrace. i
jfli 3tl
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, S CIIOSSj
St. Inquire J. A. Rudder. 103‘ South
Main St. Tel. 1342.; 32.? 3t
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'ro LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON-
necting rooms, water. gas, gas plate;
cook stove and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 ldnst Ave...
near depot. 124 (it
'ro LET—ONE SINGLE On Two
connecting.r rooms. Bath and electric
lights. Mrs, J. A. Decker, 118 South
Main St. 133 31
TO LET—UNFURNISHED COT»
tage at Pine Point. Rent for season
8100. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
12 Oil
TO LET-STORE AND BASE-
Inqnire at.
M. Gutkowsky's furniture‘ store, 87
North Main St. 124 it
To LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov,
Tel. No. 1165-5
1118 if
102 Taylor Ave, city.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
chiropractic is the definition ot the
cause of the disease and the on of
adjusting the suns. Diseaseis caus-
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special sttentlonr“ also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never to
not. giving the Chiropractor s chance
to help you.
Magnetic transients given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington 89., So. Norwslk. Conn.
' Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupaiir 8. Saunders I
ARBORCULTU RISTD.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
It's "a wise maniwho anticipates the
seasons, ‘
In Hot Weather it's ‘well to have a
Coaled Cellar.
.. 0011 GOAL is cool; COAL.
MASON SUPPLIES.
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, location.
' Rider house.
fink skiff
n. usdoto‘ cox.
m Noun-ls.
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'ti‘. ti calf ..(ednr St. 3:. Lil
FOR SALE—wiiili‘Sli
in i‘ii‘:l»(.'l;.iSs condition;
.\il\l,
itl'NAiiUi'I
all new .(il'Or.
.\' rlh .\i'ir .j
o’ a r Sis-l-
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t‘harnok's
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FOR SALE—XI'IW l"l\'ir.‘ i’ASSlCX-I
ger touring car, 1514 nrodtl, (il'l\€1l
only six hundred miles. \\'iii roll .12
sacrifice if sold at once i'liectri2
lights, starter, dcmouutable rirns, etc.
Address "Car." Sentinel. 1'23 3t
FOR 8ALE———GAS STOVE IN GOOD
condition for sale cheap. Apply in
Chestnut St .134 it
FOR SALE~AT
nine room house, suitable for one or
two families lioi and cold water.
For terms and particulars inquire \1'
A. (‘ushmarn Logan St, 123 tit
FOR SALE—JIIIANU NEW liOIISIJ
of 7 rooms and bath, all improvements.
electric lights and open fireplace. Fine
Lot .30 x 150. Apply to i‘.
M. liawkins. 3 St. John St. Iiasi Nor»
2wnlk. j23 ' tit
FOR SALE—THE “RICK DWELL-
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Lot
burn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price wry low. Address Christian
Swartr. J 13 it
For Sale or Rent
Largo Single liouse,
ments, attractively situated, on Stc-
vcns street, Norwsik,
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND .'IEAL ESTATE
155 Washingtono Street,
Oouth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 345.
all Improve-
FOUNufi'
FOUND—NEAR TAVERN iSLANl).
feet long. Owner may
have BRTIIC by proving property and
paying charges. Address 1’. O. Box
446,. south Norwulk. 323 at
()1)
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—l. C.
S pi i t h, l7nderwood
Remington, all
makes. sold,
repaired. Rentals
2 per 'lnpnth.
v
other
The Benedict News
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
‘7: You doFtAwsnt for the
you do. through the
World's Lil‘s-st Fol-u Annoy
Thouisnds of sales ev l1 mt
methods. No advancelz:teq ”é i251. {7‘51}:
«y for free listing blanks s d 1'
"flow To sum. You. Must." u roe N“
E. A. STROU'I' FARM AGENCY
“nouns who your:
sum Tlnlssl'fltls 11....“th "
Arthur Waldrtm
District Manager
2 29 'Haviland Street
N0tice of Sale:
The undersigned hereby offers for
- sale the Aisthorpe house, so called,
No. .80, on the south side of Seaview
Ave. East Norwalk: the Fish 'Club
holise on the north‘ side of the tem-
porory bridge and the Decker oyster
phonse on the south side of the new
. , bridge.
Bids addressed to J. W Olm-
sted, 25 Sesviow Ave. East Nor-walk,
will be received up to Thursday July
30th. 19148:: 6 unlock a. in. L not.
‘ird sstloliosrs: ”Said
ROWAYTON,
7.1 feet from and;
170 feet deep, including garage and
rented. -
$5,
Machines,
sold at $5 per month.“
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its complete. ress in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excei-r
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you wr 1“ hell; us
and at the same time you will be reading a newsoaner it: t
should be in every family in Norwalk. We we]: care corltribd-
ltions of shore items. Either give them to 0.“ 2950.133, 17.3.1
'them to the office or telephone them to us.
. l nin'; an: n :7. ll .witw : '.
Be" Sland a an} nil 21:. lullg 'I ‘. 'l‘! 1 >1 .
ft) 2.1 it) .;.1 ilk «dc-en l t t
. Motion Shelli. rd. of Lunbilr). Silt-2.1 1"“(1' 1‘: l a; ”my “r'm’
Sunday at 1L. island. lute ' and ziri ’l ‘1 .'.li. . iii
, .‘_v (enquire) wishes. to _|'. ll'niy t i 1.
Lou intuit-2.1» lli'c' R‘lt'el or Mrs. .u. “W “"“"-‘i“?~‘ "2‘“ “3"“ “MW 272
\\'ilrli‘illgi._:lii “.r a 1'9“. £511.“. nations: M. ii. Tobin litglti l :r
(‘o.‘ A Paris, i-‘it h an; t ' r‘t
('lalies tlun_ci' llro lilyll,.\‘,\'_,\\1t: Vinao. J ll. \‘tliitv', il.l 2 ‘ , iia‘I -
the Quest o! ilnroli t‘lzrt. UIL‘i tie ('11? Market, P. H ”Md“ 1"” "‘
“Hkflny Anzevine. 'l‘hc t0lil.1.lllzt‘ is n i.'
“F .— .-_ _ inaning all’nligctilehls for an oil 2’ e
yUnUn Jpn-g.“ of liroolxlyn. X. Y, ii“irii Lain dintc 'i. be hell lien. Sn.
.
tnday :nr
II‘it Illl :
rt-sid. ills
:11
ill I.‘-
Merit! g The
.‘ll‘t' tol‘iiiilly
spent Sunday with \\‘.
Jr.
ll. Thompson
Roton Point
Merritt ltuinlle, oi Ilanbury, was
the guest of Ariirur t‘larits ovir Sun~
day. - .
—- lestt-rddy t‘zzt- lzo..! Ailtitn .roighf
Attorney Daniel Ill-Minn, of New ill a hug:- p'llty Li the t'tijlul‘-e‘~ ('1'
York city, 5] cut the wet-kcnd at Court its New York Atritricnz: Elmer’s Vow
Laurel puny.
Mr. and Mrs. liot‘, 01' New Yolk city,
were the gllil‘lr‘ of Mrs, i‘.
the \veciocnd.
The sacred concert tivcn last eye-
Il.t larlt by the Anter'cun
llztnd provcd a ilig sue-cos» The bind
l’t'l‘l'l' our nine. :2:
i The ills-cs llrcnnan, of .\‘c.v Ilnun,
are the guest: of Miss ii. A, Farrel.
for :i few weeks,
Hu 'l‘itul lay tuning of this week.
The c'rtployets LI ll‘e l‘roctor and
Gamble factory from Staten island
wt re in at Retort on Saturday after-
II( on There were hilt tether 1,22'ltl ex»
cursiouists, and they remit the time
of their lives.
hlargrfret Patrons. who has been
staying with Lurcnu .\Iaci.uc."llnn for
a week, will return to her home in
Phildelphiu today.
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‘ At the coullrincl M'Ziit‘I‘ sports of
the three clubs three prizes will be
Manager Ilaygle
, i 1 list in ilils, owner oi the furious
t-‘H‘t'lr (.l' c tcr 2v 2: . .
‘ ‘ ‘1‘ in»; lltorscs in \ie\\' of getting tltl;
famous attraction at Rollin l’oint. It
—Iln_\' ytur furniture at Storing
urniture (u, 127 \\ ashingtnn strut.
is hoped that i
this act is a most interesting nul dur-
ing one. '
will be sutccssi‘ul, Ls
: 'I‘-h( Mir is ”:lr rudly of lioway ton
will trite :1 ton tomorrow ut'xternom to
Yestcrc'ry was nn'itlrcr rcétri-
a number oi “'9 “in; people of liclle breaker at Iloton Point Park
island. 1w“ milling pavilion was Pit/1'.” ltd to it-
cnpaclry with t.'.;;se seeking relief
1
I ”2ill'.‘ followyin; guests spent the
front the day's hirlnlditi‘. The t‘usin)
2k ‘ . ' . .
tititeeniy“; :vuridanrtll. Miss (‘0)k‘ rcstaurnnt also enjoyed r. rushing
1“ (hi ‘ \J‘S] ‘ 33:11"; “é: Jucqir‘es. day, runny availing iilclt::ely'c.- o.‘ it.
. ‘S'T. .S. " .r' I.
i ‘ H" e P 9' n ‘4' l is ,cxcclltntiood and service
gins. llynn and Jacques.
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The Young People's Social Club of
North Stamford and Turn-of—tlre-lllyer
spent Friday evening at Roton Point.
The trip was made in the ccmluodlmls
bus of the North Stamford and Long
'Ridge unto-Bus Co. About :25 boarded
the bus and were ready for the start
at 8. Leaving: North Stamford. the
run was made to the Point by way of
The second race for sailing canoes
was held Saturday afternoon and the
result was: Sidney Wintrlnghaur first;
Morten Shepherd; second: Iianiord
Foote, third.
tilelle Island people are In promi-
nence at the Tango Teas at the Ca-
|sino at Itoton Point Park and the tens South Ncrwaik.
'nre becoming Incre. popular with pea ,lowcd because of the
'pio of this lmality. f
better roads:
Those .‘lliTaltiS who desire to enter
the :ty'il:"rlirlg mots t: beheld orr
Auntst 2, may scours (ntrsnoc bla'ils
tram any of t“c mesnhern of the Life
Savers or from the sporting editor of
I'I‘lte Sentlntl. A fee of $1 is charged
lprovidingif. e entrant does not 1053:;s
The Board cf Directors of the Court h‘s own boat.
Laurel Club lime decided to hold a his own bcat to“accomr:rny him the.
dame and 12.111: :11 gocd time at the entrance is free The keenos t of i:
Club house on Pine Point, Belle Island. terest‘ is being shown in those rate‘.
'On Wedne ill?» 0" filling of this week.‘ and they are bound to prove a b‘g and
There will be no charge for ldmm310n.intercstinz hit to lioth local and out-
and dancing mlsic and reflesments of- town water “sports. ‘
are topbe 811101911 1
l
Wednesday mint :1 Japanese dauca‘
for children will be .l'eld at the cTub
house. 1 he i 11.1) house will he decorat—
ed in true Japanese fashion and on
orchestra furnished,
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The. Tnn go Teas belni' gii‘e’i every
at crncon from 3 to (I in the Casino
ballroom. are proving most popular.
lilies Elizabeth McGi bbus. the dainty
and ski]. ful C2: stle House darts era. and
R. P. Wilcox, also of Cast‘e House.
:New York are daily gl. ing graceful
lemhibiticns of modern dancing at tie
" ,' Teas, which are well patronized b
A number of young MRS C‘ the \‘orwaik and shore residents.
Island motored up to the Oakdale Tav‘; It is with m. rot that local people
i‘m‘ at Wulliugforti, Conn 1" partake learn ti- at Miss McGib‘oons ulll save:
0f one 9! the chicken dinners that her connection with Roton at the end
this resort is Dwell» for. After the .0! this ”week MISS McGibbmrs hm
dinner the party went to 93‘1“ R0 1‘ danced her way into the good wishes
and enjoyed the situations of the of many and they are sorry to he ,.
part} Among those who went were or her early departure.
iMIsses signs, Misses Money. Marga-f
‘rot Pomona Luella Macmillan and;
Ruth lion and Messrs. Smith. McNuIty,-
“cushion. Thom Jsrboe, Oun-
l’, Farrell and Rnndlo.
Wednesday elening a card party'
will be. held at the Court Laurel Club
All members and their friends are cor-'
dially invited and this affair promises
to be the record breaiter of the pro:-
ent season. Cards will begin at 8
II. in. .
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‘of ali‘in store. All tips weak the is
.rnous,srrd daring Ldlnar Troupe, fresh
ifrom their recent big success” at
' ‘.2 “ . , ' lsmh Rook sud other more resorts,
Hm View " Beach iwlli daily give free and wonderml ox-
. . ' 2 Intuition of their acrobatic skill This
I L i i V itrouno has We decided hits In sl
“3"“ ""- WW? 2" "'1‘ is. m um um played. and ii
”‘3‘” m " Dr. ‘1‘ "" «Imsnuthomtsomulon
will she their rtgdlrr wcekiy t'mtrz't '
is ntgotlatlng with,
liv- .
The '
this route lloilli‘ iol~1
In case rf his having, .
Manager Hayley us the best to at ,
a:
Reductions
‘11 Trading Stamps—4:5}: f.r 1222.1 "
iTliis Week
Ending Au liens lSi l i.
”are in id
~ site-iridium 1.:
32' this week only lb
110
Cl isll-
ud. ced to a
10c
loitic
as EaniCE. A POUNDI ............................ . 34¢
:ELtClous JELLY, A TUMBLER ................... . 791
22AL‘ER KRAUT, A CAN .......................... , 8d.“
r-VEN FRESH PRETZELS. A POUND ......................... 17¢
Other headers This Week
bu: Il‘ld hind I "Zt'd s (in .. 10c Ll-t .2;l' :t . . 8;
i';'. c Jlitc, bolllt‘ ........ 333 Emery Din: his 1.. _'..en 50
a“. (writ I’uii‘s, Mg ........... ’13: l-‘._' 2'11; t: .J 12.; 3‘2 Iii‘.(iS . 5c
g 122:2 ("roam Salt, in 2‘). In; 100 i-;\' Ribbon s 2 for 5.:
-' BEST CREAMERY A QUALITY
BUTTER C
_ C575! ll? E‘ Q, lb
ICED COFFEE
124 WASHINGTON STREET.
1
‘yy C",
c n Trading Strn. ps—
Uf course. even: one realizes l'cv; dc‘icic'rs llili 'l‘co. i.‘, but few
realize how llliiCll rncre delicious is the timer .1" lul l‘oil‘re. To
use the expression of a customer. “It touches tfie Spot." Jiirt try
lced-(‘ct‘ieewnse Sultana Brand30c'a lb. "
a.
.» .. it. Isl): ' rigs swith Teas, Cotfees.
.'.u 9‘1 taut; s l til I l‘t. :Z.‘ .2' «i if“ .tnuips .l'iiil i 1'; \'cry
1'.“ we I « "am; ir‘l ............. 7°C
.3.) Sta- rips with I lb \ln‘ tr .: 77,2 Stamps will: 1 1'1, -,incy
(oi’t‘cza ................ '32:. ' Tcu .................... 631:
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Sult ill thl Eton ' '- uitlt 1 lb. Fine
"17’s,. ..... I‘ :ily’l‘tj.............50=
‘3 l2l Slams ilnl lb. very
:1". Tax ............ ‘43:
Free
lelivery
‘»
scum non .'ALK
'them. m
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To the Board of County t‘tnirri;.s;,:i-
crs of ll‘nireileld Count).
I hereby apply for a trust :'
license. .\'o. 90, to sell Spiritums an;
intoxicating Liquors, Alc, Laser Lari,
llhinc‘ Wine and Cider iron
(‘oniurctti nt 58 Water street to A;-
gelo Contarctti. at is Burbank stcc‘,
Town of Von-walk
‘ The proposed place of tuslm .'s i.
not iocated.within :00 feet in
rect line of a Church ITJiiicco
ilc Schoolhouse ,cr the nu 1i cs 1~.:.'-
tainlng thereto. or any Post Office,
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 15111 Cay 0
July A. D.. 1914. ’
ANGELO CONTIIARETII,
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. 50f the
Town of Norwnlk, hereby endorse the
application of the above named Aug:
lolContareiti for such license and we
do severally certify each for himself
that we are taxpayers owning real es~
'tate situated in said Town (1‘ Nor-
will:
Dated at Norw,nlk this 1.": th day
Jilly, A D. 1914. '
John Oldenschlager Mario Matiltfl,
John Redw,ny Frank ()Cdo. Ailcrt M.
Po‘dman.
I hereby certify that the above nnnr
ed endorsers are clot-tors and trxomry-
era. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwallr, this lath (a; 0'
July_ A. D.. 1914. ‘
HERBERT B. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
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- Poll-
'of
320 27
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Regixtrars of V 0i“iS
”HTICE
The legs! vottrs of the Sssord ‘fct
lug District, of the Town of Ncwzii'.
are hereby notified that the Remand”
ct Voters of mo Second Voting :h.
mat of the Town of Not-mu will to
In session st City Hall Flldsyr, Aug.
as: us no ml. vista 11“: a p. at.
.’sr Its purpose of receiving rp; Im-
ttcns fer cm and primary "(I t It
lies, sad in all man-m cf rm
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mash s soutsx.
, , smell», at,
W ‘ m of J Vfllli'
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
l'isirict of nozualh. $3., Probate
Court, July 20H}. l... 19H,
,Ez‘tills oi" .llstréurét Lockwood, late
of Nor'owik, 1:1 1:1 l.li:‘til.i, deceased.
The Court ct in. .'.c for the Dis- ,
trim of Nown‘k lliilil liuiitcd and al-
lowed sit; months IiCILI the (into here-
of for the creditors ct‘ told estate to
exhibit their claims for“ settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to . .
WM. E. LOCKWOOD,
j20 27 a3 Execltor.
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Sir—VENT NOTICE. '
District of ,Norwdlk. 53.,
Court. June 24. A. 1).. 1914.
Estate of Frank Racanelli, lateof
Norwalk, in said district. deceased-
"he Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowcd sin months from the date here-
of for the creditors 0. said es late to
exhbit their calms for settlement. ,
Thcsc who rzcglecg to present their, ‘-
accounts, p10;e:ly fliiCSlCd, .wltilln
Enid time, will lie tielrnrrelwd recovery.
.‘.ll rer sons ln:'o.tcd (to said estate
are remested to mat: a immediate payigs
mm“ to
Probate ‘
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