MONDAY, AUGUST re, 1914
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Wants!
Classified “Ads”——~To Let,
For Sale. Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
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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-
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tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
if Pea Beans, 3 lb
and at the same time yOu will be reading a newspaper that,
lshould be in every family in No walk. We welcome contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters. mail
Peauut Butter a 1b
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face or Caps. Double Price.
- WANTED i To LET FOR SALE
WANTED _ POSITION AS A TO LET—OFFICES, CITY NA‘i FOR SALE-LOTS. NICE LOCAL—
1 hauffeur.
phone 125-” .1, Westport. alt) 31
Can do own repairing. Tel-3
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM
with light housekeeping rent very
reasonable. Address A. G. (‘are Sen-
(incl,
icnce. age 3;. wishes steady position.
Speaks four languages. A, Arday. 3
Pitch St. liast Norwalk.
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WANTED—Bl'Tl‘ll'ER 0F EXPER-l
a8 3t,
WANTED—A CARE THU: R, MAR-
lied, but without children. to li\e in one small room GOOd w,ster large
Rent :9
(ottage on H1\ place. Mrs K h
.l' ienlils. Woodward Park, So Norwalk.
1 310 3t
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WANTED — FARM \‘t'ITIl Oil
without stock or tools. State price.
condition, lor-ation and all other par-
ticulars in first letter. AddreSs Farm
'L‘are oi Sentinel.
WANTED—1N SMALL FAMILY,
situation at general housework by
.lluugarian girl. Plain cook. .\‘0
washing. Inquire 29 Lexington Ave.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
as 3t.
tioual Bank Building.
alt! 3t ity. small payments,
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To LET—ROOMS AT 7
East Norwalk. office (30 Wall?
rooms 110 Main St.
Jstrcet,
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quire Raymond & Ambler.
810 3b :COIID.
Norwalk. ln-I
IiOlllASWVashlngton street. altl tit
building plans
3l‘rec to buyers. blaring Consi. Co. 1:53
‘good apple orchard, in Wilton.
sonable rates.
or ‘phone 1385-2.
To LET—LARGE ROOMS
board. with every improvement. Rea— East Noruallt.
Apply at as West $1.,l ,
1 FOR 8ALE—ENGLISII snr'rnns
W 1TH quire of A. x Morgan, -3 Betts 1 late
altu 31
FOR SALE—Oil EXCeiANGE FOR
Wilton, properly in Norwalk, house. carriage
alO lithouse with 3 or 4 acres of land with'
In- -
zyard and fruit.
premises, 104 \\ est St
inquire on 1 3
as at first class condition, sl‘: will take it.‘
1 FOR SALE—TYPEWHITER l.\'
tory,
Ilros_
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a? 31
almond. FOR SALE—WILL SELL
St. Rent, 51. ’.
1108 So. Main St, Tel,
floor, 60 Osborne Ave.
borne avenue.
TO LET—FOUR. ROOMS
13426.
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Appb
Can be seen by appointment
"Auto, Sentinel Office 117 tit
88 3ti
FOR 8ALE~. lSTRAKAN APPLE S.
ECO“) Alfred K. St. John. 18 Osborn avenue
TO
walk station.
LET— APARTMENT,
rooms and" bath. electric lights,
all improvements, near South
Occupancy at once. Al-
57 05 East Norwalk, a6 31
87 3i;
i FOR SALEv—Ill'll. DING LOT AT
SIXI
Isacrifice in lihodonolla
gas “Stuens St.
' °" Clly National 13111111 Bldg.
Park, near
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““1““?- C°‘m- "a . T91 11510” f berl Wellnltz, 33 High 51., Norwalk. - FOR SALE THE BRICK D‘YFLL‘
t a, r ._ ‘
TEL 19.1.“, a. 3"iing, No. 74 West Ave, known as the.
TO LET-FIIOM SEPT. l'S'l‘, 8'Rider house. Lot 75 feet front. and
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I bag it atlast. What? Tin for
roofing, loaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
Inc having me repair their Tlnwcrk,
Plumbing and Heating because they
pave money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.141 Wash. st Phone 1106-12 or 873
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
11011 are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
you hope to remain so,
'ifhat's natural.
chur spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
[on need some adjustments,
That‘s evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You want the 'best,
.- That's proper.
Painless methods.
'miat's discrimination.
BecE. Barthel, D. 0.
That's important.
3 Offices 80. Ncrwsllt and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That’s all.
E. BARTHOL. D. ,C.
» 53 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8
I07 Atlantic St., Sunset-d, 9 s.
m. to
Spinal Analysis Free
Investments
“3 ’Ihvestti‘ni Lite: Annuity or L115 111:
come Policy. Returns are better than
3 in most securities. . ‘
j c. 'r’. hideous"
“ 1 meanness. AND “EAL esrAIrr.
Q .135 Winter: m
south Norwslk. coch- Tel. ltd
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W. Comatock.
room house. ll‘.’ South Main St.
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
W.
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16 .Iinviland St,
To LET—WITH BOARD, NICELY
furnished large front 1'
also single room. Table board, home
cooking, reasonable rates.
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to two;
M I‘
S wartz.
It’s a wise man who anticipates the
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as (it
In Iiot Weather it's well to have s
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TO LET—APARTMENT ON (‘HAP— i
Inquire 64 South Main St.
‘ Coalod Cellar.
OUR COAL is GOOD COAL.
129 tf
limbs.
to help you.
discoverer.
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 curva-
ture of the spine. You will never no
gret giving the Chlromcwr a chance
Magnetic tresttnents given ciao.
T. Francis, D. C.
' It Washington 80.. 8c. Not-walk. Conn.
Gtaduate from Palmer School. are
The-New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
come of the disease and the art. of
adjusting the some. Disease is calls:
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
we back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
utter 1119 in the dlifcrent crane and'
”mm”. - an... m..- M».
R. HAROLD COX.
2 First St.
Telephone 1454.
UNSATISFACTORY.‘
An Irish witness was being examin-
ed as to his knowledge of a shooting
affair.
“Did~ you see the shot tired?"
magistrate asked.
“No, sor; I only heard it
"That evidence is ndt satisfactory .'
[replied the magistrate, sternly. ’ “Step
down"
i The witness proceeded to leave the
box and directly his back was turned,
he laughed derisively.
The magistrate. indignant at this
contempt of court. asked him how he
dared to laugh in court '~‘
“Did you see me laugh, your hon-
or?"
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FAST FREIGHT‘LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Tin-ouch car service to all important .At 111111 everybody laughed except.
interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
vcr indisnapblis. Kansas City 1.0qu
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma
Louis and salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
your (root of Cantatas 8L). every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
up to 5 pm. and'
‘ at Booth Nor-walk up to 6: 30 p. in.
THE NORWALK HEAMBOAT LINE
' Aiming J. Smith” Les-co.
eaves F. Fonts. General Agent.
3.“.— _-. ,
Dorlon Heuse
(Grogor'y’ Boulcyerd)
enter NOItWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sod Food Cooked
d
, O’Sullivan.
"No, sir. but I heard you. "
"That evidence is not satisfactory."
said the witnesss, with a twinkle in
his eye.
the magistrate.
CIGARETTE BURN ED MAN'
TROUSERS.
A Polak living on Perry avenue was
treated by Dr W. B. Burnell. yester-
day morning, for burns which he had
received on his right thigh. From
the story the doctor was able to learn
the bums resulted from a cigarette
lty, 8t.
urday night. and it wmatc when his
pants caught fire. He ddesn’t remain
. ber just‘how the accident happened.
His trip home «was made under deh-
cats circumstances. He had no money
with which to buy a new pair, so he
pinned-the burned portions together
as best he could and returned Ironic}
The burns are not serious. though the)
painful. .
A rate: r compact? col: it
'as
lluqulre Stephen Gregory, Cranberry.
FOR RENT—THREE LARGE. AND Telephone, 5762. 88 3t
Inquire E. R. Bradley. ll \l ashingtou
T0 LET-GFT OUR REW LIST. street, or Telephone 12335
cottages, flats, store, barn, manufaC-
anything you want. FOR
88 3t‘cash or exchange for real estate, five'
passenger touring car. in eriett con-
TO LET—IAIVE ROOMS, 8 CROSS den p
Inquire J. A Rudder
Inquire of Fred H. Fields, .
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' MASON SUPPLIES. ’ i
East Norwalk. -
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letting tire to his trousers. The lnlur-l
ed 11111111111111 he was in New York, Sat- ’
the evening. I0! the ”lull“ 0’ this of some sort William Thompson, If»
!them to the office or telephone them to us.
Best Creamery butt: 1' 21 lb.
,Very Fancy Pot tatocs, .; pk
Pulled Rice, 21 package
32c
30c
80c
lmtti: .ms and kiddies This aflai: is a '. .
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Roton Pomt ,
wall s needy, and a mein time is:
HIGH TIDE TODAY AT ROTON sure to Jesuit “r
POINT. 1: 42 OCLOCK. E ‘ 3 ‘ ‘
_ 'Ioduy “Jack ’
The following are the prizes to be 111at.hine"over the .\'or11a]’.:s He will. .‘
offered to the entrants in the big mak‘ “‘0 nigh” da1l1 ““9 “101’- 111.3 ..
baby show to beheld at Roton 011 the and the other i“ U p, m. “mud”
16th 01- this month: 3the largest crowd that has ever been ‘
Three classes. 13 23 3 year old. |to Notch witnessed “Jackn Mullet-’5 .
Prize for king and queen of show. thrilling flights.
Prize. for handsomest boy and girl
in each class.
Prize for fattest baby in each class.
gshlmng (nut in the li\es "
.l‘lctlce will fly in his '7:
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pound 1111 31111 11111 rccchc
10
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Bho-
will go
1 Tomorrow Dawron & llrown,
togrnphers of Stamford, Conn.
Prize for smallest baby in each up with “Jack" McGee fopthc purpose
class. '3 of taking pictures of nearby scenes 3
Prize for best natured babv in each in mid-air. Pictures will also be .
“a” ’ taken of the hydro-aeroplane arising
( ill out this (111110114110 111i it at our Start this wrclc and
111131111." out pound of tolicc, any price
3.49% TRADING
STAMPS
litsitlts lxcgulnr and 15 um Stanms (jinn on Sal
FROM MONDAY, AUG. ID, to SATURDAY, AUG. 15.
This Coupon Not Good After Saturday, August 15.
lrum 25c a
FREE
Prize for cutest baby in each class. Md in air.
Prize for three best decorated baby
carriages.
Prize for novelties offered.
Show to be held Tuesday afternoon.
.August is. without fail. llabios will
be placed in three sections on veranda
of casino. Mothers requested to gi1e
full name and full street address as
this is important .'
Local physitlans have been asked
Watch for the time of the title at
Roton Point every day at the head V
of the Reich Point Column of news.
Bell Island
Miss Rose Iiickey is at the Sound
View for a few days.
30 Stamps with 1 lb ...........
Extra Si amps with Teas
'.'» 100 Stamps with 1 lb ........................................... 70c
' . 75 Stamps witd 1 lb ............................................ 60c
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea .....................................
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ....................................
Extra Stamps with Coffees
506
401:
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to be the judges and some have 111- _
ready consented. ; "_‘_— l 25 Stamps wlth 1 lb
_ Mrs. Thomas larrell spent the neck 20 Stamps with 1 lb .......... . ..... : ..... .
‘I end in New lork city. '
3 During "Aviation \\eek’ the nomln-
al sum of 25v is being charged for
3 \lilliam liall was a w-eck cnd 1Islt-
the parlung of automobiles at the or at George Footes
point. and six men and a special oill- ______,._.
cer_ ha1e been hired for the 931”" 55 Helen Dav,is of Danbury is visiting
purpose of safeguarding the property Lorena \lailachlan for a ten days
100 Stamps with 1 can Baking-“Powder,
50 cents
of the automoblllsls while they are
91110.1 lug themsehcs in the park. it
,was.uoted with surprise that a num-
ber ‘of automobillsts left the grounds
|rathersthsn pay the sum asked Man- Emma Owl of Newark. x J. 11.13 a
ago1 Dewey Is not (barging this “*0 11m k-eud visitor of the Misses Monty.
for the purpcse of making a profit. _.
but simply to co1cr the expenses of James Smcnton of Oakland (3.1.
,the men who lire hired l0 see that visiting his parents, at the Birch cot-
the property of automobllists are not use
stomp flyvvt3ir%1gey are enidyiug the
park's at 30 Will ' 1 1 Marie Brophy. of Orange. \‘e11 Jer-
.\ir. and Mrs. George (‘hatficld spt nt
the weekend at the “Sound View.”
Tel. 909
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3124 WASHINGTON STREET.
sou‘rH NORWALK.
soy. “as a week-end 1lsitor at Court
Fond mothers and ploud relatives Laurel.
in gtneral are looking forward with
a We Give son Green Trading Stamps—.Ask for 111:an
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pretty and some very co1nlcal.3Son1e
were dressed as old farmers and 01:1
era as country sports, but the majority
wore overalls and aprons and the reg-
ulation straw hat, A grand march was
hehl which started at the end of the
pier and wound up in the dance hall.
011 the upper porch refreshments were
great interest to the big baby show Arthur Clarke leaves today for
to be held at the park next Tuesday. Good Ground, 1.. I.. where he will visit
August iSth. Manager Hayley has friends.
won for himself the reputation of do. 3 —-——
lug things in as interesting a style as Sidney Wintrlngham was the win-
is possible, and this event will by no nor of the sailing canoe race Saturday
means he an exception. Everything aitrenoon.
possible is being done to make it a
lgrand success. and it only needs the Mr. and Mrs. John Kane and Mrs.
cooperation of Norwalk parents to James Gilligan were weekend visitors
so make it Prizes for the King and 3‘ CW" Laurel
Queen of the show, and for the out ”T“
est, best- natured baby, will be given. \Irs John Becker Anne She1lin and
and several othsr prizes. Coupons Geraldine Becker spent ydstredny at
«and announcements will continue to Be“ Cliff with friends.
appear daily in the local newspapers
cocerning the contest.
from “hot dogs" to ice cream. The big
feature of the evening was the vaude‘
ville. and the clever entertainers had
the large crowd in an uproar with
their funny songs and stories. The
entertainers were the best New York
M" “d M”- Tlebcut and M"- and city could furnish, and were in receipt
Mrs. A. Miller spent the week-end with of you of applause for their clever
One of the largest crowds Roton ML and Mrs. W. F- Clarke. :work, The winners of the ducks,
lies seen this season made merry at chickens and watermelons are William
the park on Saturday The majmity, Kathleen Jacques after spending C Smith. Mrs. K. Eyland William R.
were from Bethe) a picnic from that three weeks at Court Laurel, has re- Thompson, Arnold Machchlan,
place bringing nearly e1ery resident turned to her home in Brooklyn. N Y. Charles Money. William 3Limmer,
of ihaktow 11 to enjoy e-day at the iltieorge Smith and Mrs. Sturtevant.
seashore. The citizens of Bethel who William Kent entertained the follow._Great praise is due to William C.
were in attendance were very much mg guegtg at his home over the week Smith for his hard work in max
pleased win the treatment accorded end: Austin Kilbourne, Jonathan Kil— ing the affair a success
them by manager Bayley, who did ev- bourne, Philip Bennett and Curtis Mo Finkelstone played the piano for the
cry/thing In his power to make the ran. entertainers and Messrs Liniweiier
113’ an exceptionally happy one to l and Feidler played for the dpncing.
them. Tm" was appreciated very Alexander Bellmer and Percy Money
much on their art. and he has made defeated E. Quinn and Harry Mac
alarge number of :ricnds. who will Lechlan in the first round of the ten} ,
Continue to T°°t ‘0!“ 909111" R“mulls tournament. George Smith and
P0 in t Harold Clarke were defeated by Jun-
" . lor Quinn and Thomas Barter.
“Jack” McGee yesterday made his ..,_,___..
initial exhibition flight in his Glenn George Goerlhg had a perty_-_ of 3 ..
Curtis hydrO- emplane before on 1111. friends visit him yesterday. at .. the The Campfire aim Will hive ‘a
mouse throng 01' ““3““th spectators Court Laurel Club. Among those that farewell dinner at Camp Wshelo to
Ml‘ MCGGB 50““ 0'0? the waters of motored from New Yolk city: George night. .
the MYOOX‘, Belle 'lslsnd and ROtOll Beyer. John Henry 3nd Henna]; Bey.
Point, several hundred feet in the air. er, deputy clerk of New .York city.
turning and dipping at will, showing
11" “mark“b“ “it“! 0' ”“3 m": Over 250 people atendéd the third
03“”- M“ Mm ‘3 ‘ M8 “‘3‘“ annual barn dance or the Bell Island
“7°91 3““ t° finish and although 3“? Club Saturday evening which is the
3 " 111111111111.htm. ‘3 bY 5° means largest attendance ever seen at this
eokless He will continue to 3"“ club. A small store was built on the -'
tights 9“” afternoon “5 “HY in lawn and everyone present got a pride
Harbor View Beach
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Florence and Isabele Maginnis are
the guests bflldrs. Hays for a few days.
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few days.
The iirsct barn dance held at Her-
‘was the rural storekeeper and Vernon 3
Jri/Trboc, his assistant. One pf the fang.
3" turns of the Mail: was many. chick:
. ' one and duck:_ which were rattled off
.953” “‘5 “mull“: later in the evening. The club “house;
Ill: “waiting t01' was decorated with wheat. straw.
swan-a-
Name ohBaby
Name bf Parents .3.'....‘;..;..
served, there being everything on sale. 3
. was served. ‘ ‘ 1“
George’
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Mr}; George Hays is énteftamins a and inexpensive means of m
:number of friends at her home for a cation. They word s direct in fl
her View, Saturday evening. has a« ADVERTISE IN THE 8W”;
ENTRY BLANK ran“- GREAT pro palsy snow.
apron POINT l-‘ARK‘TUESDAY AUG 18, .914.-
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Age of Baby (Years and Months) ...... "..". I . . . . ..
Address of~Parcnts .(Street and N o) ...... ' . ..
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great success. There was a large at- ,
tendance and many novel feature! i'
were enjoyed. James Smith and .l. 3’
party ofiriends from Maple Grovorr“
Farm drove down in a large farm wa- ‘ 3":
gen and enjoyed the evening.
Country Club 3 1
Saturday afternoon at the Norwalk3 H
Country (‘lub tennis courts, the Wee
I3u111 tennis club of Noroton won fro-1' ,
the lccallcam. the coveted cfi'p going. “ '3
to llle‘\\'€3 Burn players. For the 'l
pooscssicn of this prize 11 number 0!
matches have been played for the last
few years. the interest in the semen
running very high. The games all ,7
Saturday were very interesting, ind .
a large number of spectators were in 1
attendance to enjoy the good playing. 1.
Alter the games a dainty lunchcal
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One of the largest crowds of the
present season was present at the
Norwalk Country Club, Saturday evsn- ,
ing. for the regular dince. The and!
was thoroughly enjoyed, especially
Spledel’s music. The heat of the em-
ing had no apparent effect on: the It'-
dor of the dancing enthusiasts, furl
each number found the dance floor'l‘.
filled to its capacity. The 11100an
added to the charms of the sfugrounll- :
ing and not a few spent “between thw,‘
dances" strolling about the grounds. I
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Sentinel Wants are e um W- ,3
carrying 0. message to the on” I“,
will be most; interested. air. . 333:3}
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