Evening sentinel, Friday, July 31, 1914 · page 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FRIDAY, JULY 3., 1914 THE scorn NORWALK avnnmo slam-mm. no. THREI
Cl 111 d “Ads”———T L t, ' 1 -1
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an s . Professional Cards, and 1 3 are high exce . tih
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Miscellaneous

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
iresidents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no exce p-

East India Tea Company_
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. tion. We'want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
face or Caps, Double Price. Segunei Ievery afternoon, becauliie by soddo'mg you will help us i
;an at t e same time you wt be real mg a n6wspaper that ‘ 4
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu- l smOked ShOUlderS "
WANTED l TO LET FOR SALE Itions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail ‘

 

This Price for
Saturday Only
a pound . .

T0 LET—SEVEN ROOMS, ’1‘ SEY-
mour St. inquire E. G. Miles, 40 lint-
Norwalk. 1'30 3t‘1

BROILERS 'l “0 LBS. AND O\' ER 1
$1.30 per p.1ir..\lrs Ada Thomas, cm 1

 

them to the office or telephone them to us. l
HAVE $2,000 T10 LOAN AS FIIIST‘I I
luortgage on good real estate. Apply '

'\Iacl.achlan Rosamond Farrell J' 'k'
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lion 4.1a. Jo]. of.L

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n9: Highland and “115°” A‘.es".:(":', ROIOD Palnt Maciarhlan and Ellsworth Smith are
ay on. 1‘ t 1 . . .

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MEADOW ST, i _, l e to mlttee in charge i

FOR SALE—BUILDING AT SACIII- “'5 5915““ Spemeh 0f “in11 villi “M

fice in Rhodonoiia Park, near Stevens entertain a number or friends ““51
St. Inquire of Fred H. Fields, City evening. to one of the Casino's famous

National Bank Ilidg. 131 1a ‘dmners-

 

 

 

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A Rare Treat Clark’s Apple 4

 

WANTED—MAN BETWEEN 351 T0 LET—AT ‘32
and 4.7 to act as salesman. Address'A“gUSt 1' fir“ floor four rooms and
1.. 0} Box 4; 331 mlwo ill attic, inquire Chas. Slnith, -2
_# 1'I.owndes Ave. Phone 1361. j30 3t|

WANTED—(‘OMI’ETENT
for general housework.

furniture at Sterling:
127 \l'ashington street.

Country Club

«ling; your
'i‘urniture to,

 

 

 

 

 

GIRL

Apply Mrs. L. T0 LET—APARTMENT ox CHAP-

 

 

 

 

 

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(.,‘ “rook, mm“, Comge'snene 15_ e1 St. Inquire 1:4 South Main St. FOR SALE—ONE unsounn 1111.16. ‘jas‘ ""‘imnfi ”‘9 ‘lmenmn “an”! Sauce
,and ' 1-01 31 :29 if fed broilers. Phone 11112, Norwalk. “‘9 ”“9 0’ ”‘9" New” "0‘1“”‘5 ““11 . .
" , a fair sized crowd was present, considi Tile .\orwalk Country (‘Iub tennis . .
, , , , , TO LET — HOUSES, FLATS, FOR SALE—ONE FIANDEIIS 11112 firing the “will“ 1‘95“" ““1 ”“10”” “MT"OU'“ 8‘ '-' 12 15C Slze
WANTED—SITUATth 1111 1111\- speedomem, Idem,“ way u“, Beam 1111151 Mm C SIZE V

store barn, carpenter shop, manufac‘
tory with power, storage. At Norwalk,
South Norwalk and East Norwalk.
Get our rent list. Raymond Bros.
129 3t

touring car. presto tank,
and clock. Tires in good comment The Congregational Church Sunday
Car in fine running shape. Ausmps school, of Wilton. and St. Matthews~
Garage, 133 Smith Main St. mo 31 Church Sunday school. of that town,
were picnickers at lioton yesterday.

garian girl at general housework, 6
months' experience. Inquire 7 K05-
suth St. 3'31 1t

of New Haven. Ilccently the Beaver
Hills beat the local team on their
courts in New Haven, and the mem
}bers of the local club‘s team are right
'up on their toes and are going to put

The Woman‘s Relief Corps, of Nor.'IOTlll every effort to capture tumor.
walk and New Canaan, together with a row‘s games. Tile home team will be
large partv of friends, made merry at WHIPUSEd DI the [Ullbb'illg Dl‘dl'él‘SI

9c 12c

Native Potatoes

 

 

WANTED—A COBII’ICTENT COOK.
1Apply Mrs, C. Money, Belle Island.
131 St

 

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TO LET—UNFURNISHED COT-
tage at Pine Point. Rent for season

FOR SALE—ONE lllll'SIl TOP;
delivery car_ recently overhauled and'
newly painted To llle sold cheap. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS $100. inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt. Austinsdarage 122 South 3111mm.“ PI | ‘ l d l l ito“ llur‘llarti ll- Ipll \ n Buren J n
cattle and ult . Best market can :2 Gt! j30 31 1e 0‘" 3“ e‘emug ‘ m0“ em“ 5” ,L ’ d. 11 ' U I
paid Extl": priyces for fat :31,“ lful day was spent by the Corps and ntllan brubb, Lents Leonard, Hurry; seleCtEd small StOCk .
' TO LET—STORE AND BASE— . . . |their guests. .l.ane. W. Fowler and Fletcher Mont . .
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H. FOR SALE—TWO (1001) HORSh1 . _ .1 1 s eck
l‘riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 ment. 85 horth Main S“ inquire at suitable for delivery purposes; also' '_‘—" golner). The Be‘“,er.“"'° flu", "1'," Flne COOker ’ p .—
. u ows ye urn ure 9 re, . . . . 1e e. arr. ar 11g an s' u rap- - 1- - a -
M G W k . t It to 87 one single carriage and one two-seat- ' T' L ‘1 d ' d H” U be met at "'6 1'” rain Relrc 11

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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs, H. P. Wright,
Ilelle island. .129 tf

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BUSINESS NOTICES

 

NOTICE.

I have it at last. What! Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that Is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373

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You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
.You hope to remain 90,
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
:You need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today.
That's Wisdom.
.You want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel. D. C.
That's important
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
That‘s the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's all.

E. BARTHOL. D. C.

53 Meadow St., South Norwalk,

North Main St. 124 if

 

To LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov,
102 Taylor Ava, city. Tel. No, 1165-5,

818 U

 

 

MISCELLANESITS.

 

lCertainly you can insure your

BAGGAGE or anything that is ineura- '

ble at the Lawrence Agency, 15 South
Main street.

 

TEN—cw Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or eprain in

‘the back. Even If done in childhood

It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diflerent Organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, .health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve.-
ture of the spine. You will never ro-
gret giving the Chiropractor s chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. Francis, D. C.

I4 Washington Be. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.

Elm Trees sprayed——

eze performers, on the highest rings

 

ed carria'e. Int uire at 19 El' Ave.
E l I 330 3t in the world. are daily charming large
audiences with their clever perform
FOR SALE—TFA‘II OF YOUVG ances. This troupe are top-notchers in

their profession. and richly deserve
the favors they are receiving. 'I‘lle
performers give three shows a day.

work and driving horses; work single
or double; sell separately; price reas—

13'? 3t Inessing.
ov.' m

been Tonight tile postponed. preliminary
“.1” one- step conttL-sl will be held ill the
dancing pav.ilion A large number oi
‘couples lrom \‘urualk and nearby cil-

 

FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES.
erlandv 1914, perfect condition,
run only a few hundred miles.
sell at 25 per cent, reduttlon Iron or-

i'lnal 1ric3. Can be seen a . ' 1

L, l ( . . t .,“, ies, as well as Bell island. have ex-

tilne. Telephone ll: ring 3, Darlen,. i m it intention of ll‘lrilt'llm
t 1 , , .

Conn. 129 3‘ presscl 1

,ing in this popular form of amusement.

Preparations lune been completed to
FOR BALE—THE BRICK DWELI’ afford a Jolly lime to the contestants

ing, N0. '4 West Ave., known as the for the beautiful cup and their friends
ltidcr house. Lot 75 feet front and .__.___.
170 feet deep, including garage ““13 It looks now as if the Life Snvcrs‘
barn. Terms “1" be made reasonable 'swim, tomorrow, will .be one of the big-
and price very low. Address Christian ‘ dent events in the line of water sports
Swartz. 33 If Intel has been enjoyed in this vicinity
- for a long time. Besides the local en-
trants, crack swimmers from West-
'port, Bridgeport and other places. are

For Sale or Rent
entering. The greatest of interest pre-

Large Single House all improve,
‘ - vails in this popular sport, and a big

n , c 1 .
me Is 81er ther situated, on Ste crowd lo expected to be on hand to

vens street. Norwalk. ‘
witness the races Sunday.
C. T. McGOVERN ~

mounANce AND :EAL sewn: .
Harbor View — Beach

165 Washington street.
South Not-walk. conn. Tel. :45
Tile roads around Harbor View are
being put in good order and make a

 

 

 

 

 

 

Enables 1:! All'lll louCng, “rugumnhone ill the afternoon and two in the
l ' on 1 on, .01111. lone evening, and they are well worth wit-
482 Wilton.

nients will be served at the close of the

games, and the local players are going

to treat the visiting lt‘dlli as cordially
as they were treated by them on their
recent visit.

 

RIOT AT DETROIT -

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IN NINTH INNING'

DETROIT. Mich. .Iuly 3L—Une of
the most disorderly scenes ever wit-
housed on the local call field was
enacted during the ninth inning of to-
day's game between Washington'and
Detroit, which the home club won, 3 to
2, in the tenth inning.

he riot started when Morgan was
called out at first by limpire Sheridan.
Recovering himself from a slide, ll'.‘
started toward the. umpire. Sheridan
struck Morgan and several Washing-
ton players Joincd in the argument.
Catcher Ainsmith is said to have then
struck Sheridan, who was being held
by several players from both teams.

Sheridan ordered Aillslniih and Mar.
gan off the field. and as the two play-
ers were pasaing the grand stand, a
spectator said something which Ain-
smlih resented. Iic jumped Into the
stand and blows w1 re exchanged . L'at-
cher Henry attempted to pull Ainsntith
from the stand and a chair thrown by

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a spectator struult Iicnry on the lleall.‘

The crowd from the bleachers and
grand stand then rushed onto the no.1].
i'olicc reservbs. after consider able dil-

flculty, succeeded in driving the crowd:

back into tile seats and play was ro-L

sunled.

 

Laundry Soap

10 Bars 25C

 

M an auled Eggs

 

 

 

Pure Lard a pound

 

Safety Matches
dozen boxes

(103011 Full

poo; d Mason Jar

25c

 

 

 

Lima Beans. 3 lbs.

Rolled Cats 7 lbs.

Evaporated Milk, 3 cans

Condensed Milk, pure and ii: 11,
3 cans

Alaska Salmon

Rumiord Baking Powder,

Japan Rice, 3 lbs.

Whole Rice, 3 lbs.

Karo Syrup, 3 cans

Bartlett Pears, 2 cans

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O A V,“
mm m ' "h "m °' “WWW 7‘ M P F RE E
7 to 8 _P m. Begupalll & salmdel's Dorlon House dsgdfiiczmprovement n e To the Board cf County Comm. mo“ 1 O S T {5. l '3
I07 gulf”... St. S 9 I. .AR cULTunlsre. (Granary Boulevard) ers of Fairfleld Conniy- i f : wm-l ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
5 Km- SOUTH NORWALK. CONN EAST NORWALK The Camp Fire Girls, of Greenwich i hereby apply for a trans er c a w 8 mt hire sau‘e ................. 10c
Spinal “yak Free ' N Y have taken a cottage on the license \'0 '1'? to sell Splrituous and I bot. are S S . ...... . 15c
— Shore Dinners and All Kinds beach and have named it "Camp Wo- IMOXIC'HIBK LIQUOIF. Ale 143891 “Bel”, I bot. Root Beer Extract ........................... 0c
llelo." Rhine “inc and Cider ilozn Paul, 1 box Spices .. ....... ..... I
I I Notice 0f sea F ked 'Leng'el’ at '9 my Street to nose I roll Clothes Line, 50 feet .................. 25c
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I . ‘ to Order. The barn dance to be held tomorrow L‘enswl 8t 19 Eli’ street, TONI at I Scrub Brush . . . . . ‘ . . . . ................. , ....... ,- 10c;
FAST FREIGHT ”NE TO NEW ' . evening at the new pavilion will be a homalk Stove Brush ......................... ,‘ 10¢
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN [Notice is h by given to all per— JOhn E O’Sullivan very tine affair and a large attendance The proposed place of business Is' 1 ‘ , ........... ' 0:
mm “mm“ 0" “‘0“ land may be . ' ' 1 id WI hm ”00 fee‘ In 8 ‘11- I k jell Powder .............. . .............. 1
THE SOUTH AND WEST- mooted thereby that a public hearing is expected. Inot con 2 p b p g. y
Through car service to all important 'by the Mayor 31.14 (10111111011 Conncll of Prop- rect line of a Church Ediflce or :1

interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-

the Cilty of Norwalk will be held at
the Council Chambers, City Hall, on

Last evening a. card party was held

TELEPHONE 0111.1. 720. a“ the home of Mrs E 11 Case” A

 

 

Ilc Schoo‘ house or the premises to:
tnlning thereto, or any Post Ofli e

rxtra Stamps with “rats AND buttress.

. . ........ 25c

 

 
 

 

‘ ing poinlts Clincllglati. Chéfagofiue; guesfayk e:ening,i:ug1tl;t 11’ 1914i in number of Harbor View people enjoy- Public ”bran or Cemetery. 1 1:) Stamps Free with I ll). Coffee . . . . . . ..
Nor, Ind ananol 5. ansas tr. - 0’0 00 , 0 cons er a proposal 10 , 1 1 1 a. f - ...... ...... cc
.1113, Lune Rock, Oklahoma City, St. change and discontinue a portion or ' -» ed the affair Dated at “milk m1. 315‘ “Y C . 15 Stamps Free with 1 1b. Coffee .. . . 3 ,
Innis and Salt Lake CM Freight ‘that certain highway or street In the 0m 0 - n“ 1 ‘ 'Ju'y' A D 19“ . l 20 Stamps Free wtth I lb. Coffee ..... .. . .. ........... 35c.
bout loaves fier 27 East. River New Third Taxing District which runs from 5‘ - » ROSE I.E.\GYEL Applicant. 1 St Free with I lb Tea . . . . . . . ............ 40c
1Yorlt (foot or Catherine St), every Gregory Boulevard so called eabterly . 83" Island .l.Ve the undemgned elem“. and 30 amps 01:
W except smug at 30' m. Freight. fiieoutggiéiong 11111111 or “:1 Third ‘ BOSTON POST ROAD' 1 d t d taxpayers as defined by law. of the 40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea . ............ . . . 2
received "'wa k“ I“; mend “'3 towel-e street . 'AIexanderBellmerwillspen oay ’ 0: .........-.--~- ...,., 0c
. it South 145ka up; 5 3on 1:1. Wu 1011“ field Gresory ‘ evard. Westport’ Can“. “ lwnlte Plum, N. Y. .To own of Norwalk belch) endorse “6 6:: Stamps Free with 1 lb. T 8.
.THE NORWALK crimson LINE ‘° “8 i° m“ “‘d “"9“ °' ”my“ - ~1 " 2- application of the We named Rm - Ioo Stamps Free with 1 lb.’ Baking Powder ......... 50c

 

., approximately fortylfoet. wide,’ali as ngyel for such license and we do.

,Servloo, a la Ema,

Ant-ling J. Smith, Lessee.

110160 101‘ Junlor Quinn has taken a position be

George F. Fools. General Aunt.

 

 

shown on that certain 1M entitle
“Plat Showing Proposed Layout 01
Park, Third District Nor-wail: Conn."

‘11 Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in

f t & Kna Co
season. Arrangements can be nude with the Cro 11 pp

for banquets upon short notice.

 

severally certify each for himself
1that we are taxpayers owning real es

Frank O'Brien is the guest of Wil. tate situated In sa: '11 Town of 1\or-' l

liam Smith, 11., tor a few days ’Walk . East India Tea (:0;

Dated at Norwalk this 3lst.da:-' 0-!“ 1161371 125 Washington Street I

Thomas Fleming Day is having a July, A, D 1914. ____ ‘ .
new motor installed In his rowb‘ont. 1 William Josem. Frank Libner, Jo-l

made by the City of Nor-walk Eng.

Dep't, G. A. Sharron, City Engineer,

dated June 17 1914 and to change

3 . the grade of said street and the walks
- adjoining the same.

Dated at Norwalk, Conn, this 30th

CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
“ DANCING EVERY EVENING.

MR8. M LEVY.
Telephone Connections, 98 Weltport:

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

day 01.1311}, A. D #3:? ’ ‘ ‘ 'aoph Hevessy, John Peccerello Jos ebb
SEPH J. L W-EILER, . It’s a. wise man who anticipates the - . -
Harry Macinchlan, and George Magyar, . . ‘ .-
130 2t City Clerk ,«seesons. . . smut an expected back from Madi- I hereby certify that the above nam— This AIICIIIOO“ and ILVBIllIlg ;
_ ' ‘ I " ' ‘ N ‘ ‘ iectors and taxpay- g.
- . -» ~ 1 In Hot Weather it’s well to have a son mach, Conn.. today. ed endorsers are e ‘ ,-.
REBUILT TXPEWRITERS—L 0- Cooled Cellar ‘ 'ers, as defined by law, of the TUWn’ A T 1

William 11.011119 has had an itai- of Norwalk.

Smith Und w d ‘
' en 00 ' ion pal-gala built on his tennis courtl Dated-.at Norwalk, this am day of

Remington. all other OUR COAI. IS GOOD GOAL.

 
 
 

Roton Point Park
The Flying La Marrs

'Ii daring and graceful exhibition of skill and daring
Attend the Tango Teas every t ‘
Afternotm trom 3 to 6 1

MissMcGihbcn. and Mr W'iccx will illustrate the
‘ 1 most popular dances.

 

 

makes, sold rented, 1 ro epty and the eitoct is; my plans- July a. D. 1914. j
repaired. Rentals 55 MA‘o'o‘N wobbles. f“; . 11.151.11th SMITH 1
per m‘onth Mocking: m J31 a7. Town Clerk. 4
'0 d ‘ “5 W m“ n. HARbLD 9011,1111... 1111111 race for the sailing canoe ———'~

 

 

HIS REVENGE.

Judge—Have you anything to say
for yourself beiora I sentence you.
1 i t ill prisoner! . " 7
I The annual ““1” tournament W " Prisoner—Yes. your lordship, I
A mm “whom MW! “2;: 30°“ ‘3‘ “5°" way “"1 many entries ten‘ht your wife and; daughters the

are expected. The completes 111mm,.

' " MOW W5" i"1‘““l'll- Chum!” ; Judse~Tvbnty visual—Lite ,
‘ j‘g'mi wines:- sonar ~ - ..

 
 

-' The Benedict News . ~ .
St.- “ m afintbt. trephy will be held tomorrow after-
' noon at 4 p. m. in the evening adcnce

will be held at the club house.

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, ' . Silt ‘Norwllk.
Telephone I454.

 

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OF JULY PBOVERES.