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Wantsl
. Classified “Ads"——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this‘psge, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
C Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black.
Price.
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WANTED
.TO LET; { FOR SALE
WANTED—AT ONCE,
out of town. Must be able to do own.
repairing. State experience and wag-‘
es desired 0. Warren, General Deliv-'
cry, South Norwaik. 86 3t
tail improvements, near South Nor-2
WANTED—SITUATION AT LIGHT,
housework, or to care for cliiidren.,‘bert Welinitz, 33 High St.
l'l‘ei, 195-5, I
Inquire 11 isaacs Place, Norwallt.
as 3t
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'EXPEn-i T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS. sscoan FOR
ienced chauffeur. One willing to golflwr- ‘50 Osborne Ave.
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SALE -— RAISED DECK
Apply 57 05- ‘crniser. 25 feet, 6 inches by I; feel I}
borne avenue. a7 3t inches. 4 1-2 H. P. Barker motor_ No
reasonable offer refused. Can be
To LET— APARTMENT. SIX seen at 22 Lowndes avenue, a6 3t
rooms and bath, electric lights. gas.l -—
FOR SALE—TYPEWRITER IN,
walk station. Occupancy at once. Al- ‘first class condition. 812 will take it.§
Norwalk. -inquire E. R. Bradley, 11 Washington;
a7 3t street. or Telephone 12335, a? 3t'
TO LET—LARGE ROOMS WITHI FOR SALE—WILL SELL FOR!
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The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
and at the same time you Will be reading a newspaper that
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should be in every family in Norwalk. We welc0me contribu- l
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us. i
Bell Island ’ l
Mr. and Mrs. C. Money are spendingi
a few days in Brooklyn, .\'. Y.
iasm runs high in regard to this con-
test.
Tomorrow the biggest crowd on
record is expected in at Boson, it
will beat all previous throngs by a
large margin. From Bethei there will
come over 1.200 pit‘nickers, as to-
morrow everything stands still in
liethel. that the people of that city
S. W. Smeaton has applied for mem-
bership in the Bell island Club.
There will be a bridg eand euchrel
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN- board. with every improvement. Reaflcash or exchange for real estate. five party at U18 dill) house this El‘r‘nlflg- {may make merry at famous lioton
eral housework.
Juhasz, Highland avenue, as 3t
WANTED—BELL BOYS.
ford llotel. a5 3t
WANTED—POSITION AT GEXERL
al housework in small family in the
country by reliable middle aged.
wotnan with 5 year old boy. Referenc-
es. Call 11 Iiavilaud street. as St
fiWANTED —- AN EXPERIENCED
girl for general housework. Apply
between (i and 7 p. m. 41 Seavie¢
avenue. a5 3t
inquire Andrew [sonable rates.
Ior ’phone 1385-2.
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cum-1 T0 LET—«FROM SEPT. IST, 8
Apply at 88 West St.. =passenger touring car, in perfect con-E
I6 audition. Can be seen by appointmenti
lAuto, Sentinel omce. a7 St
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‘ FOR SALE—ASTRAKAN APPLESJ
Alfred K. St. John. 18 Osborn avenue,
East Norwalk. 86 3t
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a3 6t
room house, 112 Scuth Main St.
W. Coulstock.
TO LET—WITH BOARD, NICELY
furnished large front room to two;
also single room. Table board, home
cooking. reasonable rates. Mrs. Tait.
it} Iinviland st a3 6t‘
FOR SALE—Ill'lllDlNG LOT ATE
sacrifice in 'Rhodonoiia Park. nearl
Stevens St. Inquire of Fred H. Fields. .
City National Bank Bldg. 33 6t,
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP- FOR SALE—1N NORWALK, GOOD!
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St. two family house and about one acre
129 tf of fine land to till. Some fruit. Price
YOUNG MAN—26 YEARS, DE~
sires connection with local law firm.
2 years managing in New Jersey law
office. Part or whole time. Interview
desired. Address “Law" Care Son-
tinei. a5 3t
STATE OYSTER POLICE ARE
WANTED.
fl‘est will be held Monday. Aug. 24.
at Bridgeport, Conn. Two places pay-
ing $70 per month to be filled. Send
for application and full information at
once. State Civil Service Commission,
Hartford, Conn. 9.1 (it
'WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market priced
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
56.00 for bob valve- to ration. H.
Madman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
. 030 t!
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I'huve it at last. What! Tin tor
tooling, leaders and gutters that. is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
Ire having me. repair their Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
lave money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 873
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MISCELLANECUS. .
_ Certainly you can insure your
BAGGAGE or anything that is insura-
ble at the Lawrence Agency, 15 South
Alain street.
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tron are strong and won.
‘Thnt's plenum. .
Non hope wremsin so, , -
That'l natural. ‘
flour spine may get out of order.
'miat'o possible.
That's evident.
Better start today.
That's wisdom. ,
Ion want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods. ,
'mat‘s discrimination.
Bee E. Benthol. D. C.
- That's important. ' v
Dillon: So. Nu'walk and Stamto
’(l‘bit’s the
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D. C.
’53 Meadow St, South Norwalk.
‘7 to} p. m. i , ' ‘
Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
«-mmsom
SpisnIAnalysis Free
' v.32 .
ieomel’ollpyf petunia mucus: than
_ "$3,100. part cash. Also large lot near
liishop factory, cost 3300. Price 3230.3
pay $100 cash and $10 per month. Ad-
dress Box 3”, South Norwalk. a1 6t
LOST
LOST—PAIR NOSE GLASSES; ON
case is stamped ocuilst‘s name;
Norwich, Conn. Finder will
please return to Sentinel office and re-
ceive reward for same. 86 3t.
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWEL’L—l
lng, No. 74 West Ave.. known as the‘
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage nndl
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. 0 13 if
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
outing of the disease and the art of
ediusung the same. Disease is cane-
od by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dittorcnt organs and
limbs. ,
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
Auction Sale ’
Jones Really Company, formerly
Jones & Valentine, will sell at Public
Auction. on Saturday, August lath.1
1914, at 2:30 p. m. the following dent.
cribed property. situated at “The
White Bridge," (so calledl,fRowayton_'
Point.
Packard Wright is expected home
from New Jersey this coming Mon-5
day.
In spite of the slight mishap exper-
iience yesterday evening, "Jack“ Mc-
———-——— I'Gee, nothing daunted, will. as promv
Dorothy Wright is the proud owner lsed, make his first exhibition flight
of a new canoe that mived yester- tombrrow afternoon. The keenest of
day. I
fand his remarkable flying. as every
one is very much interested in flying.
man’s latest and most important ac?
compllshment. Many people are ex.
pected to avail themselves of going
up with Mr. McGee as passengers,
and experience the thrill of flying.
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Country Club
The first set of the tennis tourna-
ment will be played August 8th. at the
club court. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Jones and Mrs. John
Simmel, of New Canaan. are enjoying
a week's vacation at Ruscoe coltagc.’
Hickory lliuif.
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Wednesday M“ be Children's Day The Norwsik (‘ountry (‘lub tennis?
at the Court Laurel Club running
races. Such races as potato races and
swimming races will be held and the
young ones are in for a very enjoyable
day.
team will play the Wee Burn team a
tennis match, at the Norwaik Country
Club grounds. startling at 2:30 o‘clock. 3
tomorrow afternoon. The contest will
-be for a handsome cup given by a1
Stamford man, who is a member of the
Wee Burn (‘lub at Noroton. The cup
will be held by the club team win-
ning three times in succession. The
Wee Burns have won the cup twice.
All members of the (‘0qu ' Club are
invited to attend in a body, and root
M for the local players. .
Frank .\ic.\'uhy and Frank O'Brien l
are getting much credit for the daring SHERIFF BLAKE HAS NO BOND.
rescue they made. yesterday morning.
Deputy Sheriff John ii. i'ilukc. of
A young lady by the name of Miss hlc- Norwalit, has been temporarily
Donald. swam out over her depth and
Miss Anna Rhode, of 73 Town Hill
aveiiue. Miss May McGowan. of 31
Center street. Miss Lilliam Murphy,
of 70 Liberty street. and .‘viisa Stella
Beiot. of Danbury, are at Hull Island
for a few days.
:lnterest is being taken is this airman?
sus- the (‘lvic League. was in town, yester-
SPECIALS
Potatoes
Fancy Soap, 2 bars for
Butter
A. St P. Catsup
Ext ‘a. Stanton with Teas
100 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Crop Tea ........................ 70c
30c
7c
» 32c
18c
15 Stamps with 1 lb. New Crop Tea ...................... 60c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ..................................... 50:
4OStamps withilb. Tea ...........~t ........................ 48c
Extra Stamps With Coffees
3'.) Stamps with 1 lb. El Ryad ............................... 35¢:
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Ambcn ................................. 32c
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana ............................... .. 30c
10 tamps with 1 lb. Very Good Coffee ...................... 286
5 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Coffee ............................. . 25¢
‘ ‘ “ Vi "A &P‘TEA CO
TlIIL (,th b. t . . .,
'l‘el. No. 909 Free Delivery.
lack Tllclicc, who makes his first flight at Roton l‘oint tomorrow
afternoon.
'"‘ ‘ "‘ :3
EXPERT FARMER VISITS GAR- the same public-spirited men and wo-
DENS. men of the place have bought. and
Mr. Brundage, the expert front some of the parents of the children
have made it a point to encouragu‘p
them. The market is open from 9:00
to 11:00, in front of the Norwulk Ho-
tel. There are all the vegetables now
Storrs Agricultural College. who has
been helping the garden committee of
through harmonizing the nerve syl-
temn in your body. Eemde troubles
given special nttention; also curva~
lure of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic moments given also. -
1‘. Francis, QB.
04 Washington at. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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Elm Trees Sprayed
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Conn. ’when she couldn't feel bototm. started
TraetNo.1. _ ,» . ., ,
,1 1-2 acres of land. more or less,"° scream “Pd-"3° down—Aha "‘0
together with dwelling on said trachilt‘ranks. hearing her screams. ran to
Tract No. 2. .the beach and dove In. not even atop-
111310”. “1079 0" less, WI“! Is““lvd-lping to take their shoes off. The
m s to.) pond. dam “"11 flonago ”31““ young lady was brought in and suffer-
in Five Mile River. .
Sale rain or shine. ed no other ill effects than swallow lug
Per order owner, a. lot of salt water.
MARTHA G. RAYMOND:
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all fit
Harbor View Beach'
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It's a wise man who anticipates the
-out. and he has not. us yet. had it re part in the contest.
pended by Sheriff William Vollmcr. of day nl‘trenoou, and visited a nutnber
Bridgeport. because his bond has run of the gardens of the children taking
He was. much
newed. pleased with some of those he saw.
Sheriff Vollmer said this afternoon and ii the gardens are as well kept to
that the reason he did this was to pm me Nd or the season. some of' the
tect himself, and all that he asked prizes are "in sight." the committee
was for Deputy Sheriff Blake to re- report.
new his bond and he would be re-in- The fourth Saturday of the chil.
stated. dren's market will see the market
NO one has been EDWIN“ ‘0 fill opt-u from nine to eleven. The sales
the temporary vacancy. Deputy Sher- have steadily increased and it is hop-
lft D. LOUIS Ladrigan filling that Cnpa- ed tomorrow that members of the
league. the visitors of the gardens and
growing in the gardens in this town;
and many varieties of flowers, include
lug pond lilies, for sale. The money .
goes to thee hildren themselves. There
is a manager of the market for the
Civic League, which is back of tho
venture. and all the children sollln‘
are taking part in the garden contest.
for which 12 prizes, running from 35‘
down to one, are offered. Everybfl‘
is welcome and any iniormation about *"‘k
the enterprise will be gladly given by
Miss Pryer. at the market. or Mist
In Hot Weather it’s.weil to have a
Cooled Cellar.
OUR COAL I8 GOOD COAL.
MASQN SUPPLIES.
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBO‘RCULTURISTG'.
SOUTH NORWALK. . CONN.
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n. HARQLD cox.
2 First St. . East Nomallt.
" Telephone 1454.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
vonK AND TO ALL Pomrs IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST..
Through our service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
ing pointer Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-
ver, Indianapolis. Kansas City, Louis-
ville, Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City; Freight
boat leaves Pier ~27 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St). every
day except Sunday, at 3 p. m.. Freight
received at Norwalk up too p. in. and
at South Nor-walk up to 5:30 p. at.
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. smith;~Leeeoo.
\Geome F. Fools. General Ash“.
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HAD A SENTINEL LUNCH.
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Receipts Taken from Woman’s Page
Proved Very Enjoyable.
For originality. 'dellciousness and
enjoyablenass, The Sentinel lunch, ten-
dered by Mrs. L. Pinkham, of Hillside
Place. to the members of the Chatter.
chew: Club. and a number of their
friends, on Wednesday afternoon
breaks all previous records.
Every dish served was prepped
from the splendid receipts which daily
appear on the Home Page of The Sen.
tinei. and which are noted for their
The attornoon passed most pleasant-
. iy. Victroia music being greatly eu-
joyed. Very interesting “and excellent
vocal and piano solos were rendered
9....—
5 DorIoB.H0use
(cum Boulevard) .
~ . east nonwnLK‘
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Shore'Dinners and All Kinds
", Ofsea Food Cooked .-
- ‘ 'tO QTdfl'. ' ‘ fl
John E. O’Sullivan.‘
" - - Prop. ' - '
Mrs. Steinmetz charmed with her
beaut’ltui singing. ', ' ~
The house wds prettily' décorated
with attractive tea roses and sweet
peas. Luncheon was served on the
spacious veranda. and hero: jellihtinl
"time “senioyed. In thirgceptlon
Mrs. Pinkhm we} ably uninted'by‘
a
3 nine. no. name Crawford. an.
ctr-nu {sum
" ' In. of
by Mrs. Steinmetz, of Flushlnz. L. 1. ‘-
TELEPHONE can. rm. u“, Stolnmetnjend NW: 33w...
“; == ' - . correspondent: spam; Among '
' f» ' o the guests present mitts. Charles
Mrs. Cheynay. of New York city, is
staying at the Candied cotage tor a
few days. ' l -
The committee extends its thanks to W «
the residents of H. V. B. and their
friends. who have so heartily support-
ed it and for their generous dona‘
lions.
We will welcome our friends of The
Norwaiks. in case of rain the dance
will be postponed to the first clear eve-'
nlng following.
The "Camp Flre.Giria" will enter-
tain the following young men: Virgil
Anthony, Guy Pulien, Walter Brueclt-
es and James Crichton.
The committee of H. V. B. is gen,
ting everything in readiness for the
barn dance. Saturday evening. Aug!
8th. Old-fashioned dances as well ad
the modern ones will be indulged in.'
and all kinds of refreshments will be.
served. 'Fancy articles. cakes. etc. will"
fclty for _ the present.
Sentinel advs, pay
the general public will encourage the
be served. Chances may be taken out
a bracelet. gentleman's fob and a sew-f
ing machine. These articles will be
ruffled off on Wednesday evening.
August 12, at the moving picture show.
. Roton Point .
\Mrs. Bell. Mrs. batten. daughter Alb
die and son William. of Turn“ of the
River, Stamford. attended the picnic:
of the North Stamtoro Sunday school.
Wednesday. at Roton Point.
A very attractive and pretty addh
tion to the bstbiu beach is the
slightly cobble and cement well just
mm by usual! way. Tow
not: .1 um pretty section Misses-l
to (soot «mm.
Buyers to Share inProfitsfl
‘ 7 Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Effective from August 1, 1914, to August 1, 19: 5, and guaranteed
against any reduction during that time:
TOURING CAR .- ..................... . ...... $490
RUNABOUT . ........ 44o
TOWN can ...... ...... 590
F. O. 13. Detroit, all cars fully equipped.
(In thp United States of America only)
Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum efficiency in our
factory production, and the minimum cost in our purchasing and
sales departments it we can reach an output of 300,000 can be-
tween the above dates. *
‘ And should we reach this production. we agree to pay as the
" buyer's share from he to “a pct as (on or about August t.
1915) toevctyrcuflhuyerwhopurchma new Ford car he-
twem ”Anna! 1. 19:4 and August 1. 19:5.
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' little vendors. Each week st‘mc oimg Norwalk Library.
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