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Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”—~To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thls'page, Twenty-Five Words orILess, 25c;
C Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
In Black-
‘ tion.
and at the same time you will
WANTED
TO LET
WANTED—SITUATION AT cry-f
erai housework. Inquire Andrew
Juhasz, Highland avenue,
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WANTED—BELL BOYS,
ford Hotel. 115 3t
WANTED—POSITION AT GENER-
al housework in small family in the
country by reliable middle aged
woman with 5 year old boy. Referenc-
es. Call 11 Haviland street. as 3t
WWANTED—YOUNG LADY EXPER-
ienced as cigar box trimmer. Poole
Cigar Box Factory. 27 Marshall St.
a5 it
WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED
girl for general housework. Apply
between 6 and 7 p. m. 41 Seaview
nvonue, 85 3t
l ‘YOUNG MAN—26 YEARS, DE-
sires connection with local law firm.
2 years managing in New Jersey law
office. Part or whole time. Interview
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heat and improvements. central loca-
TO RENT—5 ROOM APARTMENT.i
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a5 3t tion. Inquire 49 Water St. or tale Good neighborhood. Price will inter‘,
phone 1030.
at 3t,
I TO LET—de‘ROM SEPT. 1181‘, 8
Iroom house, 112 South Main St. W.
I W, Comstock. 8.3 (it
TO LET~TO GENTLEMA‘N, FUR-
,nished front room, Hanford Block. in-
iquire James Donnelly, South Main
ISI. 33 3t
TO LET-LARGE ROOM: DIRECT
view over water. Private porch. Con-
veniences. Quiet, beautiful surround-
ings. Good table. Near trolley and
train. 55 Seavlew Ave. a3 3t
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'ro LET———WITH BOARD, NICELY
furnished large front room to two;
also single room. Table board, home
cooking. reasonable rates. Mrs. Taft
16 Haviland St, 83 6t
T0 LET~APARTMENT ON CHAP-
desired. Address “law" Care Sen- el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
iinel. a5 3t 129 tf
WANTED— COMPETENT GIRL LOST
for general housework. Apply Mrs, L
C. Brooks, Helen Cottage. Belle is-
land. at 3t
LOST—GOLD CHAIN. REWARD
for return to 27 1-2 Ely Ave,
STER POLICE ARE
WANTED.
Test will be held Monday, Aug. 24,
at Bridgeport, Conn. Two places pay-
ing $70 per month to 'be filled. Send
[or application and full information at
once. State Civil Service Commission,
Hartford, Conn. a1 6t
STATE OY
WANTED—fro BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for hob valves to fatten. H.
llrledman. Conn. Awe. Tel 1151
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BUSINESS NOTICES
i NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, lenders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
Ire having me repair their ’I‘Inwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
have money,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
141 Wash. 81:. Phone 1106-12 or 873
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. MISCELLANEOUS.
Certainly you can insure your
BAOOAGE or anything that is insura-
ble at the Lawrence Agency, 15 South
Main street.
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.Yon are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
, Ion hope to remain so.
That’s natural.
leur spine may get out of order.
That's possible. -
Non need some adjustments.
'I‘bafi evident.
.. Better start today.
.Thst's wisdom.
. Ion want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That’s discrimination.
Bea E. Barthol. D. C.
‘i‘hst's important. 1
Offices 8o. Nor-walk and Btamtord.
'l'het'e the rlgbt‘pieoa.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
a BARTHOL. D. c.
lisldssdow 8t. mums.
a incapm.
misused: Cameo.
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The New Science -
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is cans
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the hack. Even f done in childhood
It creates pinch 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 curve-
turs of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Msgn‘etic treatlnonts given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington Ct, Co. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
Elni Trees sprayed
Beaupain & Saunders
ansoacuuuars'rs.
souru NORWALK. coun,
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PAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALI. POINT! IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST. '
Through car ssrvtce to all i rtsnt
interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
ver, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Innis-
viile, Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
Innis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 21 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St), eVory
day except Sunday, at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 6:30 p. in.
THE NORWALK aTEAMBOAT LINE
Anning J. Smith, Lessee.
George F, Poets. Oenersl Agent.
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Dorlon House
' (Gregory unloved)
”UT "CHALK
of Sea Food Cooked
. to Order.
John, E. O’Snllivan.
Prop. '
TILIPNONI CALL 7D.
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Investments
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manuals-use
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W8 A Bill
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its COI'npthel'leSS in re.
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
We want all newc0mers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcOme contribu-
SIRE
be reading a newspaper that,
FOR SALE tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us. -
FOR SALE—FINE COTTAGE, 6
rooms. Improvements. Good lot.
Knob Club
There will be a subscription dance]
this evening, and childrens' day ex-t
ercises tomorrow afternoon. I
est you. Ask us about it, Layton &'
Co., So, Norwaik, Ct. at 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP, BAY PONY
stallion. 4 years old. Inquire W. H.
Tristram, West. :St. a3 3t
Members of the Knob are talking oi"
holding a “quoits” tourney in the near
'future. There are many experts there,
‘and some of them think the offer of
prizes would still further popularize
the sport.
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT AT
sacrifice in Rhodonolia Park, near
Stevens St. Inquire of Fred H. Fields,
City National Bank Bldg. a3 6t
FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE“
eleven years old, 15 hands high.l
weighs 1.400 lbs. A. J. Collins Co..
South Norwalk. all St
A light has been installed in the
private bath house row at The Knob,
and it is much appreciated by the
. ,moonllght bothers, who 110:5 is have
FOR BALE—[N NORWALK, GOOD some favorable weather before the
two family house and about one acreI'N‘mn ends.
of fine land to till. Some fruit. Price
83,100. part cash. Also large lot near, Water “’0’“ “9 ‘0 be held very
Bishop factory, com 8300. price 3250, ,soon, and the entertainment commit—
pay $100 cash and ‘10 per mohth. Ad_;tee, of which Horace M. Gray is the
dress Box 314,<South Norwalk. a16t Chairman: 1“ "mm! 8 9mm"!
which will be of interest to the mem-
FOR SALE—BUILDING AT SACRI- ,3“-
iice in Rhodonolia Park, near Stevens ~—
St. Inquire of Fred H, Fields, Cityi Ml” hi. 1" Manning, who conducts
National Bank Bldg. :31 fit the restaurant. is recovering nicely
,from the bums she received about
‘the face, hands and arms last Sunday.
F L —
OR .A E THE BRICK DWELI’ Had it not been for the quick work of
lag, No. 74 West Ave. known as the-Miss Niannin in removl bl ,
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front sndi ‘ 3 us a as ng
pan of greese from the stove, the
170 feet deep, including garage and.
;club house would very likely have
barn. Terms will be made reasonableegone up m smoke and ashes
and price very low. Address Christian '
Swartz.
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-- — ell Island ‘
Auction sale Harry Maelsarms spending a few
Jones Realty Company. formerly ,days in Danbury with friends.
Jones & Valentine, will sell at Public
Auction. on Saturday, August 15th,
1914, at 2:30 p. m., the following des'
cribed property. situated at “The.
White Bridge," (so called), llowayton,
Conn.
Mrs. Birch is having extensive alter-
ations done to her residence.
The Misses Traendly will entertain a
1 1.2 “fr-tot, No]. l. 1 number of their Bell Island friends at
- acres 0 an . more or see.
together with dwelling on said tract. ‘ tea this aftrenoon.
, Tract No. 2. ’ ,
1 acre, more 0,. less. with island. Mrs. Halane P. \\ right will give a
mill site, pond. dam and flowage rights luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria to a
in Five Mile River. number of her New York city friends
Sale rain or shine. lid”
l‘er ordertowner, : '
MARTHA G. RAYMOND.
as at ‘ ~‘ '
_, Mrs. H. Barber and family. who have
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB—L, C. been at the Sound View for the sum-
' , mer, leave today for their home In
~~~~~~ —- Smith. Underwood, Brooklyn \. Y
Remington, all other " ‘ ‘
makes. sold, rented. ____.___
repaired. Rentals the "Mrs. Waters will hold a sale of fancy
per month. M1011!!!“ articles at her home, on the afternoon
sold at ’5 per month. of August 7th. for the benefit of the
The Benedict News Baptist Church.
Store 43 Wall St Norwalk Conn.
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, , The regular Tuesday night dance at
Notice of Sale; .
the Norwalk Yacht Club was very well
fFulford's orchestra furnished the mu-
ettended in spite of the bad weather.
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District of Norwalk. es, Probate
Court, Jilly 21. A. D» 1914. . The Tuesday afternoon card party
Estate of Ida A. Gage. late of Nor-1‘.” ‘ very enjoywle gflflr mummy
Vllk in said District, deceased. ladies were there to try and win some
The Court of Probate for “10 We of the beautiful prises but have been
trict of Norwalk. hath limited 'snd sl- donated by various members of the
for the creditors of ““1 Elmo *0 0*- am. Brush and Mrs. Littaurer; bridge.
hibit their claims for settlement. n", Blue and Mrs, Eyiand.
Those who neglect to present their ————-
coconuts. properly attested. within The tennis tournament at Hickory
said time. will be debuted I MOV- mun Is in full swing and the commit-
ery. All pardons indeh to said Es- m is trying to finish it by the and of
late are requested to m e immediate a. month so that another one may be
m In"
It's a wise man who anticipates libel
...»... , ,. Harbor View Beach
in Hot Weather it's well to have I William H. Mcflngb has his test
Coded Collar.
sleep at Miller's shipyard fol-[repairs
OUR COAL IO COCO COAL
IMO" OUPHJI'.
made here.
lowed six months from the date hereof club. Yesterday’s winners: EuchreJ
payment to ‘etu-ted for September. The foliowiIIC
JOHN J. OUNDO events are being contested: Ian‘s
Isa-sees Executor. jun“, men's doubles and mixed dow'
' Roton Point
Because of the rain last evening the
fireworks were again postponed. They
will be held. howeer, on next Tuesday.
evening and an unusually good dis-if
play will be presented to make up for{
the past postponments on account off
the weather. :
The Advent Sunday-school of East
Norwalk was at Roton Point yesterday
and enjoyed their annual picnic with
many pleasant games. which was fol-
lowed by a splendid luncheon.
Interest runs high in the coming
here of the famous Jacy McGee. fam-
ous aviator and coworker of the
world's most noted air-man, Glenn Cur~
tis. A passenger will accompany Mr.
McGee on every flight, and this will
be a thrilling experience well worth
while to the nervy residents of this
vicinity. The flights of Mr. McGee's
will be twice daily. one starting at 2
o’clock, and the other at about 7, Al-
though very daring and fearless. Mr.
McGee shows caution. which has re-
sulted in his never being an accident
of any kind. Hundreds of thrill-lovers
from near-by cities are expected to
throng to Roton Point for these per-l ,,
fornlances. and local people are excep-
tionally fortunate in having them
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it Is the endeavor of Manager Bay-
ley to make Roton a place to go and
enjoy yourself from one end of the
season to the other.‘ August is usual-
ly a slow month. when summer social
gaities .slow up a hit. But not with
Rotou. They will continue with renew-
ed attractiveness. The latest feature
to be booked is a wild west show.
Which will be given during the week
of August". This will be free. there
being. however, other attractions in
connection for which an admission will
be charged. Western cowboys wiu
thrill with daring feats on horseback.
and there will be other splendid feat-
ures.
Another attraction to be booked for
August Is a baby show. These shows
are making a tremendous hit all over
the country, it being the rage for fond
mothers to vie wittr each other in the
exhibiting of the youngsters for the
valuable prizes given for the physical
qualities of the entrants.
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4 Buyers to Share in Profits
‘ Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective from August 1. 19:4. to August 1, 1915, and guaranteed
against any reduction during that time:
TOURING
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F. O. B. Detroit. all can fully equipped.
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BUTTER ..................................................... '. 32o
POTATOES, peck ............................................. 30c
75 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. TEA .................................. 60o
THE (..‘REA'I‘fl. a P.'IEA (30.,
Tel. No. 909. Freelleiivcvy.
Indium qumuu
HEIRS R. 6. null use
Question Whether His Death
Comes Under Provisions oi
Compensation Act
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resented by C. G. Humphrey. Th.
case was finished yesterday and a de-
cision handed down today. by If,
Buckingham, who does not think tbq -
decision wil be protested.
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REST. ‘
A blow out proved a sad incidentfw
Robert Holcke, of lilatbusli, Brooklyn.
.this noon, for it resulted in his being,
ldetained by the police for not having
A hearing over the death of Robertll’ml’er display 0! markers On the lil-
C. DeWar, superintendent, for ma'tomobile. Holcke was driving the car
McHarg-‘Barton Company, who was to Flatbush, from Danbury, where it
killed, several weeks ago, when the had been purchased from the Green
caisson at the new South Norwalk All“) Company. It bore that 00!»
bridge, which he was inspecting, coi- rauy's markers, but Holcke had lat
lapsed. was held yesterday in the office his operator's markers on. so Ollcor
or Compensgtion Commissioner Ed- Charles Page brought him to the star
ward T. Buckingham, in Bridgeport. tion. The blow 0‘“ occurred 011 Main
The case was brought by J, .31, De- street. near the corner of Wall street,
War. who represented the mother of and it necessitated halting the In“
the deceased. Mrs. Annie M. DeWar. chine to change a tire. The officer'-
and his sister, Miss Dorothy DeWar. attention “‘88 attracted by 1116 110118.
There is no question of the right 01 and he immediately saw the violation
awarding compensation, but the he”. of the motor laws with the subsequent
in; is being held by Mr. Buckingham detention. -
in order to ascertain whether or not
the estate ls entitled to compensation'
as the dead man did not leave anyone:
dependent on his wages.
The McHarg-Bnrion Company is in-
sured by the Ocean Accident and
Guarantee Company, which was rep
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CAN INSTALL SWITCH.
The Public l'tilities Commissionin-
right to install the switch in Cudllpp
'street. Rowayton. which has been un-
der consideration for some time.
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Persons desirous oi becoming competent and successful Accountants,
Bock-ktcpcrs. Elenographcrs, Secretaries, of Commercial reaction.
\ 11h assurance of employment. wn’l find 13 the
. BRYANT 53: STRATTON
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
BOSTON
'va located in its new school hull-lino. It'll Boristmx Street. a most desirable
opportunity for study and practice undn-r the direction and supervision of a
large corps of vn-ll known null or triuucwl teachers.
Corliss! —(lcm«r.\l commercia course, Framers-“fie Extends! ,
course. Civil service course. i'mumerciai teachers to so.
livery possible requisite is niinrdml 'er pt-l'mind MlLLJ‘, r3123. .
chcrriul and healthful snrnuztulings.
This school does not. employ llzullls. solicitor}, ranvascrs or winners
Persons who Contact ("all for pummel interview may have primal izfatrmation
of terms and conditions by mull. Will rcrpcn Septmnln - iit‘l.
ll. It. “lithium. Principal. z-L'ii Ito} lrl'll'l Street". 303?”!1.
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be able to obtain the maximym efficiency in our
Morons cost in our porch-lag and
reach as output at M can be-
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