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Classified “Ads”——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
wants ' Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED 'Advertlsements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
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,
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu-
ltions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iace or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED TO LET FOR SALE
WANTED—(lilti. FOR SHIPPING? TO LET—4 ROOMS. 3 'l‘Al..\lAI)GEj FOR SALE— MRS, STEPHEN
Office. Foreman. willing to make Place. A“ improvements, everything KOVM‘ “I“ 5911 her DIODETI.‘ on LEX-
niinsel: useiul. Raymond Bros. all it new, inquire S, Chariott, 26 Wood ington ayenue and 11 Snowden ave-
-.. _ street. all at one. South Norwalk, Conn, all 31
WANTED—SECOND GIRL. APPLY‘: I —————Q-——
Mrs, Harry .\1acl.achlan,llayt‘ottage.I T0 LET—OFFICES. CITY NA-i . y
llelle island all 31 tional Bank Building, alt'l 3t tage 10" 5319 that ShOUId interest
'someone tor home. Price and torn
WANTED—1X SOUTH NORWALKg TO LET—ROOMS AT 7 TllOliAs‘tion are right. For DHTIILUIHFS. La?“
after September First. two unfurnish-
ed rooms with board Address .I. Care
Sentinel. all 31
WANTED—Gilli. FOR
housework. wash, iron and assist in
cooking. Liberal wages,
lion 450. So. Norwalk. all 3!
”WANTED—YOUNG LADY
Itis‘tol‘) experience. to act as forelady.
{Inquire G S, Roth & Son, Co, Ni
;Watcr street. all 3t
WANTED— (‘OMPETENT Gilli
for general housework, Family of two.
'Must have references. Apply 5
gain avenue, Norwalk.‘ all 3t
WANTED - POSlTlOX AS
chauffeur. Can do own repairing Tel-
ephone 125 3. \‘l estport. alO 3t
FOR RENT—FURNISHED
with light housekeeping rent
reasonable. Address A. G, Care Sen-
tinel, alt) 3t
WANTED—BUTCHER 0F EXPER-
ience, age 25.7 wishes stead) position
Speaks four languages. A, Ardny. 3
Fitch St, East Norwalk. 118 St
WANTED—A CARETA-KER. MAR-
ried. but without children. to live in
cottage on my place. Mrs. K. L.
Pieulii’s. Woodward Park, So .\'orwulk.
1110 St
WANTED — FARM WITH on
without stock or tools. State price,
condition, location and all other par-
ticulars 111 first letter. Address Farm.
Care of Sentinel. 118 St
WANTED—IN SMALL FAMILY,
situation at general housework by
Hungarian girl. Plain cook. No
washing. inquire 29 Lexington Ave.
WANTED—GENERAL MANAGE
to have office ill Norwnlk and vicin-
ity, to put out our tripe-writer through
salesmen. New article. quick sales,
big profits; small capital required for
merchandise. 'J. W. Johnson, 253
Broadway, New York. 1110 It
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra 1, prices for int calves.
16.00 for bob valves to rotten. H.
Friedman'Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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.You are strong’and well.
That’s pleasant.
{You hope to remain do.
That's natural.
Hour spine _may get out or order.
That’s possible. '
Eon. need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom;
iYou want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
_ mt's discrimination.
Ben E. Barthoi, D. 0.
That’s important
Offices 80. Nil-wall: and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous;
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E BARTHQIS. D C.
63 Meadow St, South Nor-walk,
, 7' 7 t0 3 p.111.
- I07 Atlantic Sh, Stamford, 9 a.
. " if m. w 5 9‘ -mo .' ‘
Spinal Analysis Free,
YORK AND TO- ALL FOINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEBT.‘ ’
,"lndlanspolis. Kansas tlityLo
ville Little Rock, emanated _ .
Louis] and so: Lake City. A. m
GENERAL,
WITH 1,
M on ;
Al
ROOM .
very .
4‘.‘ ‘ Prop:
, «Mrhat'l‘ ell. ’= ‘ “ ~
street, East Nor-walk. oflico 60 Wall
St, rooms 110 Main Si.,
quire Raymond & Ambler,
Conn.
Norwalk. in-i
\vlnon,l
810 3i ‘
them to the office or telephone them to us.
, Roton Point;
I Bell Island
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FOR SALE— WE OFFER C(lT-IHIGH TIDE AT ROTON POINT TO. WATER SPORTS AT BELL ISLAND.
ton E: Co. South ,\'orwalk, Conn.
all fit
FOR SALE—LOTS, NICE
ity, small payments, building plans
LOCAlr ‘
2 19M 2:17—TOMORROW AT
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l Tonight. weather permitting. 21 \von-
deriul display of fireworks is to be.
‘shown. As these displays have been
postponed for several weeks past. the
program this evening will be excep
1 FOR SALE—UNUSUAL 1;ARGA1N_itreeto buyers. Maring Coast. 00., 123 tlonally good.
Address one brand new latest style Oliverl‘WSIlmgton “we“
print type typewriter one half
price. The Bazaar,
5 street.
at
alo 3t
To LET—LARGE ROOMS WITH
board with etery improy'ement. Rea-
sonable rates. Apply at 88 W est St.,
‘or phone 1385- 2.
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l FOR RENT—~THREE LARGE AND
one small room. Good water, large
yard and fruit. Rent 89. inquire on
lpromlses, 104 West St. a8 3t
TO LET—GET OUR RENT LIST,
cottages, flats. store. barn. manui'sC-
,tory, anything you want.
Bros,
a8 3t
76 Washington .
‘lnquire Stephen Gregory,
tTelephone; 576-2.
alO 6t
FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE FOR
property in Norwalk, house. carriage
house with 3 or 4 acres of land with
good apple orchard. in Wilton. in-
'quire of A. N Morgan, 23 Betts Place,
East \‘orwalk. MO St
FOR SALE—ENGLISH SET'I‘ERS.
as (It
I FOR SALE—WILL SELL FOR
(ash or exchange fol real estate. five
passenger touring car, in perfect con-
ldulon‘.
Raymond ’Auto. Sentinel ()flice.
Can be seen by appointment.
is? tit
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, 8 CROSS
St. Rant, :12. inquire J. A. Rudder,
108 So. Main St, Tel, 13425. as 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
, 129 ti
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWEle
ing, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house.
and price very low. Address Christian
Swans. “.13 tr
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I havo it at last. What? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their ’l‘lnworlr,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 .Wooh. 3t. Phone 1106—12 or 873
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause or the disease and the art or
sdjusttng the some. Discus is caus-
ed by a wrench, Wrist or Iprsin in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the itinerant organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is res red
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special ovulation: also ourvn-
hire of the spine. You will never to-
sret giving the Chiropractor a. chance
to help you.
Magnetic treeunonts given oioo.
T. Francis, D. C.
N Washington at, so. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
It's a wise man who anticipates the
seasons,
in Hot Weather it's well to have a
Cooled Cellar.
OUR COAL IS GOOD COAL.
MASON SUPPLIES. .
. R. HAROLD COX,
2 First St. East Norwllk,
Telephone 145-4.
Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Investments
Invest in Life. Annuity or Life in
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
' c. 'r. MoGOVERN
iNOURANCE AND REAL ESTATI
155 Washington Street.
Iouth Nomik. Conn. Tel. 348
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
sasr’noswstx
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of (Sea Food.Cooked
' to Order. . ,.
John E. O’Silliivan,’
TELset-loflscALL 120.
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“EBUILT TYPEWRITERB—L C.
, Smith, Undonwaod,
. Remington, ‘asir'other
makes. s,old rented.
repaired. Rentals 35
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
~ "the Benedict News
stem 43 Well he: Not-walk Conn.
at our engineers, who 'hn’ve 'siu‘i
District of Novwolk 35.,
Court, August 11,10.D..1914
‘Wherens. written application has
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Sarah A
Koelor, late of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict, deceased.
Ordered, That said application
Probate
be
heartland determined at the Probate '
_ Oilice in Norwalk. on the ,17th 'day- 01-.
August.1914.at 10 oclock torenoon:
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interester than
in M publishing this order in a
3mg? garb having _a circulation, In
i rot.” at least iive‘ day’s bolero
sold day of hearing. .
HENRY _W. GREGORY.
~ Judie.
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HARBOR IMfiPROVEMENTS TO BE
MADE IN NORWALK ‘
Agitation oi MonyWearo Rewarded.
by Appropriation. from no»...
- ‘ moot. -
Emplibvelnants to Nmnlk harbor to
was
,
mg the loch harbor. according to
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Cranberry. j
Lot 75 feet front and,
170 feet deep, including garage and?
burn. Terms will be made reasonableE
. easier for motorboats to londn
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Wednesday will be Pony Day at
Roton Point. At 3 o‘clock that after-
noon Manager .\'eville Hayley will
present to the lucky boy or girl who
has the most votes the beautiful pony
and cart, for which so many of the
children have been bustling for the.
past few months.
l Today is a notable event in the
lives of hundreds of this city's poor
mothers and their kiddies, as the Sat
vation Army is giving its annual pic.
nic and outing to Norwalk‘s worthy
poor. Ensign If. .I. Perrett has char-
‘tered special cars to bring the pic-
‘nickers to the point. where. bathing.
big eats and rides on the carousel and
roller coaster will make the day a
Zmerry one indeed. The loral ofllcers
of the Salvation Army are to be com-
mended for their generosity in attord-
ing this outing,
“Am—-
derrul improvements be has brought
about at Roton “Point tllisxyearfi linu-
‘ager Hayley is already planning added
and more beautiful changes to the
ipark for next season. landscape n‘t
‘ists will be consulted. and their skill
will go toward the beautifying fur-
éther of Norwalk's popular pleasure
3park. This ndt only means that the
{park’s ottl'nctlyeness will be increas
led but that‘ihc roller-coaster mnl’
nlarged \v " 1rd expensive ten~
s‘ooo‘ke “pencessious. side-
shows and the like. installed there.
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! lCountry Club
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Sunday morning bothers at tho
club ill taking their first slide down
the water shoot the shoots discovered
much to their regret that the canvas
covering had been slashed, presuma.
‘bly with a knife. It is thought that
the destructors accomplished their
work some time Saturday night, but
their identity I) not known. The act
has all the anti marks of wll'gul de-
‘struction and the éenernl supposition
is that revenge prompted the act.
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Harbor View, Benoit
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Jean Itiulvunay is spending a few
days with Mrs. McGraham.
the guest of Mrs. 'i‘. Merlsky for a few
days.
Margaret and Louise Burnelle are
the guests of their parents for a few
days.
‘Mrs. Hanson ‘and family have taken
a cottage for the balance of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Thomas is entertn‘inlng‘the fol-
lowing guests Karla few days: Mrs.
'Mahr and daughter Ethel._ Mildred,
Frost and Mrs. Thomas
New barrels will be mil in the float
It the public landing today? This will
A euchre party will held.“ the pavil-
ion a week from tonight. Many
guests from New York city will be
on hand to enjoy the evening.
The Wohelo indie of theCsmp Fire
Girls will leave today for their homes
at Greenwich Thc‘éBluebit-ds Will oc-
copy the cottage for, New weeks.
; WM . _
BRIDGEPORT swmtaiaav onowu.
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By no means content with the won-
, l Becker. .‘
l'he most beautnul prizes ever oner-
‘Led tor watcrsports in this locality are
now on exhibition at liogeis a Stev.
eus’ South Norwaik clue, Tiles.-
prizes will go to the winners ot‘ the
various events to be contested at the
combined water spo‘rts of the Norullil;
tfouiltiy Club. Norwall. l‘acllt Cluband
iBell island -(‘lub, on August lfxill, at 1:
p. 111.. at Bell island. There are ill
teen cups of most handsome design.
sortie veing silver.
some varied, There are twenty-one
medals—seven of gold. sewn silver
and seven bronze. The prize offered
for the relay race is a massive silver
cup with beautiful stag horn handles,
and is one of the' most valuable tro-
phies ever altered for aquatic sports
of any description. Charles Money.
president or the llell Island Club has
donated a large ,bandsonle
with the words “Watersports
pionsllip"
pennant
t' llam-
upon. It and the names of
three clubsl calving part, this trophy
will go to tlle'ctub scoring the great-'
est number of points. The reason Bell
Island was chosen as tile plate to hold
the sports was on. account of the nat-
ural advantages of the island and the
spacious grounds afforded for the
many guests that will be there to view
,the races. .
The American 'Band has been select-
ed to play for the' occasion and spo-
ciai music wlii play. for dancing alter
the sports are oler. Refreshments
will be served on the upper porch of
the club house by the young lady
members of the club. Harold Clarke.
0! the Bell island Club, and Harry
Earle, of the Norwnlk Country Club,‘
were the committee in charge of buy-
but the prizc's and great credit is due
them for their artistic taste in select-
ing the prizes, which have been the
mascot lnucll favomble comment
from all those that have seen them.
The events to be contested follows;
> loo-yard swim for men.
I lull-yard swim for ladies.
I 50-yard swim for men.
, 50-yard swim for ladies.
‘ Halt-mile swim for men.
Fancy diving for men.
Fancy diving for ladies.
Canoe race. doubles, for men.
Canoe race. doubles, for ladies.
Canoe race. mixed doubles.
Relay race. 9 "y... ards, each man.
Canoe tilting for. men.
The children,of Bell Island held a
Salamngunda party at the club house,
yesterday evening. and various games
i
were played (or the beautiful prizes. i
The winners were‘Mnry Tierney. Ger-
aldine Becker. Iiiahi'brd Foote, Harry
Coulter, Donald”. Brush, Packard
,Wright and Hayward Smith.
The first ro'ugd’gi the Round Robin
Tennis tournament. for junior boys,
the club!
,was played yesterday on
Dora Chutmnn. of New York city-.15 court and somewvcry exciting piaysl
were seen. The result follows: Jack
.‘liacLachlan and George Wyatt were
ldetated by Halters Foote and on
item Becker, in the afternoon; Paolo,
ard Wright and Chester Smeaton de-
feated Hartford Footie and William
. I‘m
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Routine business was
last 'ovening at the meeting of
transacted
Rowayton Hose Company; The pro-1
posed tug-of- -war with the Dorian Fire}
Company, at their carnival, in Darien,
was postponed because 0,! the lack oi
Rowayton members in attendance.
Tomorrow will be Childrens Day
at Court Laurel and the young ones
I are in for a very pleasant “BY Various of cloves, and boil half an hour long-
milk 11 ii t higher in the water and
st 9 on _ races will be contested and refresh-
ments served.
.Row nyton
Charles Grim. who has been the:
guest of Harold Clarke for the week,
has left for his home in Brooklyn, N.
Y.
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Jeanette Turnel‘. or Danbury, is the}
guest of lssbele lilacLacliinn tor a.
Jew weeks.
a'».
_ A bridge and euchre party will be Age of Baby (Years and hi ontlls)
BRIDGEPOR'I‘ Add; 117C!“ in o enjoyed by. the ladies of the club this:i .,
ha been mininflnfioniflm . ,
flrthur Waiters is spending his vii-.-
some copper and =
iprovided I moved it oftener than e\-
the '
Inland. some or‘ his ti;
, costume. from
traumas” octowc I
no waste it is nice.
A (a. r. SPECIALS . A. tar.
Best Potatoes. a peck ............................ 30¢
10:) Stamps with 1 large can B. Powder at ..... . . . .. 50¢
‘ Best Flour, a bag ................................. 80¢
THE (R ATA & l’.TEA 00.,
124 Washi; gton 51., South Norwalk
Tel. “r. 90:). Free D lively.
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War Bulletins
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PARIS, via Lolnlwni. Aug. I], ll :l_:, a, ln.~'i"m- 't'nitcd
Stairs will look .‘tlicr llll‘ interests "if ll‘t‘ iit'cucll in Aus—
in
the
triniiungary Lillilfili. lllt.‘ .‘xlisillnns ;.ll-l Hungarians
France tlltl'izg the interruption of I‘L’Illlillllh lmtlvctn
two countries.
MISS than u ,
A Lulu BUUllj
Sultrage'ilrganizer is Fined 55
Anti Costs For Tratiic Law
Violation . .
IAGK M’GEE THRILL8
(Continued from First Page.)
greel‘nue to liayor Frances l. Burnoll.
Ytsttrday‘s iiielit attracted the latte--
titn of people 111 miles around. as til.
machine t:0\'ts'.‘.5 ground in extremely
short time.
”Jack; when ilot flying. is very
liltid"$l and unassuming. a quality
which is possessed by many who daily
take their lives in their hands. "Jack's"
good points are by no means his clev-
erncss and knowledge of the flying
HARTFORD. Aug ll.—.\iiss Emily
Pierson, ol' Cromwell, state organizer
lior the Connecticut Woman' is Suffrage
association. was lined $5, without game. as he is possesses of personal.
costs. by Associate Judge David A, ity which smarts. and it does ono'i
Wilson in police court yesterday, heart good to Ilklzl' him relate some of
hi. experiences in mid-air. which are
tar more thrilling and interesting than
the adventures recorded between the
paper covers of the old time hair-rais-
ing dime novels.
McGee, together with several expert
assistants is under the able manage-
ment of Fred lies’ly, who knows tho
she. entered a plea of guilty flying business from we start to the
Policeman Charlesp, Russell tesr finish, and whose \ery word is low in
.tiiied that be arrested bliss l'itrson “19 “‘0'” 0f aviation.
at 4:20 Friday atternoou ill from or The public of .‘Jorualk and vicinity
.\'o 52 Pratt street, where she had have all e:- ceptionally lare opportu.
left her automobile about titty min- ““Y ‘0 witness tune “I the cleverest
utes. tugs Pierson “at. about my, living exhibitions ever shown in this
to her home for the night when he countly. and thousands have already
summoned her to appear in (ourt mailed tlnmseltes oi" a chance to
watch McGee at work in the air, dur-
‘on a charge of violation of the trai-
i‘ic ordinance by leaving her automo-
bile on Pratt street exceeding forty
minutes. Miss l’ierson paid the line.
She remained and witnessed the court
proceedings nearly an hour.
l Alter Clelk Thomas C. liltinut
had read tlle charge to Miss Pierson.
"i first saw Miss l-‘ielson's car
there at 3:30." said ’l‘raillc Policeman ing has flights, which he wmui‘iv:
Dower, "after she had moved it from ”I” daily during the present v
across theystroet; to my knowledge an “.89“? ”93‘5““
it had been on the strcst an. hour and~
‘New cKNAA’N MAN AS HEIR.
,a half."
I “Excuse me," said kliss Pierson, ‘
I‘you mean two hours and a half." Mrs. Florence Hutchinson Cocks Left
1 “llad the automobile been oft Pratt _ . ' Bill 53““ _ ‘
istreet during the ntternoon?‘ asked 313“ \ORK (:lTY. All". 11--TI|0 .~
,Special Prosecuting Attorney Calncn “1”“ “’5' lioreuce Hutchinson ,
Cocks, mother. in New (anaan. of
of Dower,
‘\'ot to my knowledge " _
‘What did you want to say?’ 3-“ ed here [0(IflV, disposes of her estate. of.-
Judge Wilson of the fair ”"30“" tcr all debts are 1_aid.ns follows:
I 'Nothlllg!" was the reply, as she
l
I
venson, friend, of llewiitt lo.- I The
balance of her estate equally yetwoen
her three children: Gerhard H. .3)! New
Canaan: Nettie d. Bierulrth (it Long
Beach. in i.. 'nndJiarlan H. Barnum.
turned to leave the stand.
“Are you familiar with the traffic
rules?" asked Judge Wilson. as he
stopped her.
“Yes."
“Wh did on leave our machine
on yrs“ sugar y son. being the executor.
o the it.
"It was my interpretation of the The estate, according t ”a
‘1ramc Ordinance that I could leave it 11011. is more than $20 000 in person
Dr TODEl‘IY.
'on the street as long as I wanted to, ilrs. Cocks passed away here at No.
137 East Fitty- -fourth street. following
a short illness. on July '3.
63 years old, the widow of John C.
'o.
cry 40 minutes."
"Did you not plead guilty?"
“"88 H
~ Cocks, and the daughter of the late
' MISS memo“ paid her line immed Dr. Joseph C. Hutchinson, at one time
\
president of the New York State Medl-
.c233,e“0§.‘§§ Kilgfignmgfingatgg cal Society and Chief Surgeon oi the
Brooklyn City Hospital. She was a
32:22: 1:11:13: abstracts; .. ..
. ' only by her three children.
33 years _,
1 Miss Pierson’s name was inscribed
.on a police court card, and she has :1
police record of one conviction.
I lately '
FORD .
- HARTFORD, Atig urn-r01“ Lav-
lor was informed today that: the First
3°"? Calwp. , Squadron..8'econti United States Caval-
For Gooseberry catsup, to 10 pounds ,y, now nt camp at Hampton, togeth-
0r large “De gooseberries. add seven 9,. with Connecticut, )iassachusetta
pounds of sugar and three pints of and Rhode island troopers, will go
icider vinegar. Cook for one hour and through Hartford on its return match
a half, then put in two tablespoontula to Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont. Itvvill
bf cinnamon. one of allsplce, and one leave Hampton Monday; will read!
here Tuesday noon and will camp in.
er. Seal in jars—New. Haven Journal this city over night
tCourier.
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The world soon gets tired of' a chron-
ic kicker. . ‘ tor position!"
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ENTRY BL‘ANK THE GREAT BIG BABY SHOW.
R'OTON POINT PARK, TIIESDAY, AUG. 18. 1914.
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Ihlank and (mail it to Baby Show, Rotpn Point Park, Southw‘: Nor-
Iwalk, Conn. Blanks will appear in this paper every night til“
.week. It is desired that cntviie‘ be thiii’ed’as soon as Millie.
WITH Alli STIIIITSI
Gerhard ll. Cocks. on file for probato '
The sum of $l2 010 to liattie H. Sta- »
of Limerock, Conan-Gerhard H., the .
survived -
Adve. tor clues to'that aspiredoto “pd? :
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.oonuuoooof
Those desirmg to enter the contest will please fill out. tbim.‘
She was
CAVALRY WILB MARCH IN HART» .-
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