.cottsge.on my place.
I53 Meadowp St, South Not-walk.
" 7 tofi '
I07 Atlantic Stu. Stamford. 9 I.
~ in. to 5 p- m.
g. -
. lag points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
: s10 3t
; .1111.“i
my except Sunday at 3 p. m.
. received stNtn‘vrslk upmap m. and
{rite NoNWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 1914.
I
1*
Wants!
Classified
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads"—-To Let,
Business and
LASSIFIEDIAdvertisements on thls'page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
ms scorn 'NORWALK mums simmer;
IIIII Z 1112
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completean in re-
tporting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
Vtion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED I TO LET FOR SALE
WANTED— ”(,0 PEOPLE AT; To LET—1 ROOMS, 3 TALMADGEI AUCTION—POSITIVE SALE, SAT-
ltotou Point to a dance Friday even-
ing. August 11111. I
NOTICE—WORK DONE AT ALLl
times. 0111 tuirrors re-silvered and'
made as good as new. Send a p05tai
( 11d and I will call and quote prii es
All grades oi mirrors made to order. I
httistattiott guaranteed.
sou-able. Wm. Holland, 50 Sttavv berty ‘
Hill. East Norwalk, Conn. .l’hone
1101-12. al2 3t
WANTED—SECOND GIRL. APPLY
Mrs. Harry MacLachlan. liay Cottage.
Belle Island. all 3t'
WANTED—1N SOI'TII NORWALK
sitter September First, two utit’urnish
ed rooms with board. Address J. Care
Sentinel. all 31
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. wash. iron and assist in
cooking. Liberal wages. Address
diox 451;, So. Norwalk. all 3t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY WITH
:faX'tory experience. to act as Iorelady.
inquire G. S. Roth & Son, Co, 40
.Water street. all 3t
WANTED— COMPETENT GIRL
tior general housework. Family of two.
'Must. have references. Apply 5 Mor-
gan avenue, Norwalk. all 3t
WANTED 4 Posmox AS A
chauffeur. Can do own repairing. Tel-
ephone. 123-3, Westport. 1110 3t
FOR RENT—J‘URNISHED ROOM
Vwith light housekeeping rent very
reasonable. Address A. G. Care Sen-
tinel, > 9.10 3t
WANTED—A CARETAKER. MAR-
ried, but without children. to live in
”TE. K. L.
Pieulit‘s. Woodward Park, So Norwalk.
VWANTED—TO ”BUY ALL KINDS
bottle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for int calves.
30.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
llriedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
020 ti
.Yon are strong and well.
That's pleasant. ‘
tYothorpe to remain so,
That’s natural.
Hour spine may get out 0! order,
That’s possible.
8 need some adjustments,
hat's evident.
Better start today.
That's wisdom.
Ion want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthol. D. 0.
That's important.
Offices So. Norwnlk and Stamford.
. That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. c.
You AND TO ALI. .rotNrs IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
iThs‘oughV car service to all important
Interior points. making connections
with dsll'y through cats to the follow-
W Indianapolis. Kansas City, Innis-
thtle Rock. Oklahoma City. St.
and' .Ssit Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East mm, New
Work (root of Man. fit). every
Freight
ht South Norwalk up to 3": 30 p. in;
Aiming J. fimlth. Losses.
F V Fm 60ml Agent.
iboard, with every improvement. Rea-
lts doors with appropriate dedication
‘ ' , ,, » ceremonies. and a performance of “011-.
. FMT"FREIGHT 1.1M: fro. new
TO LET—ROOMS AT 7 THOMAS
prices rea street, East Norw,alk oiliee 60 Walll
81., rooms 110 Main St, Norwalk in~l
quire Raymond & Ambler. Wilton,l
Conn. alt) 8t
TO LET—LARGE ROOMS WITH
sonable rates. Apply at 88 West St..
or phone 1385-2.
TO LET—APARTMENT ON CHAP-
el St. Inquire Iii South Main St.
' I29 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
All improvements, e t'eryt hiugl
'nue. South Norwalk, Conn.
ltage for sale
)someone for home.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting leaders- and gutters that 15'
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise pooplo'
are having me repair their Tinwork,.
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
I41 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106.12 or 378
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition oi the
cause of the disease and the on. 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is can
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it“ done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spins. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor s chanho
to help you.
Magnetic trosunslnts given also.
'1‘. Francis, D. C.
M Wsshlnuton 81.. So. Nor-walk. Coon.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard) .
EAsr NORWALK .
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
or Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Pmp- '
TELEPHONE CALL . 720.
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C
---I----stutttt.’ Underwood
Remington, all other
makes. sold, rented.
. rgpaired. Rentals. 35
per month.‘ Machines
sold at $5 per month.
The Benedict News
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
F
0mm NIGHT AT ruemew
erA-MFono THEAIRE. } -.
Friday night of this week the new:
Stamford theatre will omclaliy open
a
Trish" 11 Cohen 5 Harris attraction
whose cast of notable names indicates
acting oi the highest order.“ The fact
that the greatest secrecy has been
observed in order to prevent the plot
or “0.11 Trial" train" becoming known,
has commanded a deal oi attention
from kicsi patrons of the theatre. The
policy of net publishing the~ details
Vol! the- play’s story originated With'
George M. Cohan oi the Cohan .dr
Harris first. hWhen these successtut
managers produced "Seven Keys? to
Boidpsto." no mam. or the plot was
given publicity prior to parturition“.
Thus ptay- goers did not gain a wrong
Place. urday. August 15, 1014 at 2 p. 111.. rain
‘new, inquire S. Chariott, 26 Wood‘or shine; Five—room bungalow and
istreet. Tel. 516.3 all 31 lot. 35 x 100 feet, being Lot No. 2;;
:Block F. liarbor View Beach. South
T0 LET—OFFICES, CITY NA-iNorwalk. Coma, known as the li. bl
‘tional Batik Building. alO 3t'\\'ood place. Good bathing and (Oil-
ivenieut to R. R. Station at Southl
Norwalk. W. H. Guthrie, Auctioneer.
, 1112 31
FOR SALE— MRS, STEPHEN
Kovac will sell her property on Lex-
ington avenue and 11 Suowden ave
FOR SALE— WE OFFER COT-
that should interest
Ptlce and loca-
tion are right. For particulars. 1.111"
ton 8: 00.. South Norwalk, Conn.
all (it:
FOR SALE—LOTS. NICE LOCAIr‘
Ity. small payments. building plans
free to buyers. Maring Canal. '00., 123
Washington street. 1110 tit
FOR SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
One brand new latest style Oliver
print tvpe typewriter at one half
rice "The Bazaar, 76 Washington
street. alO 3t
FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR
property in Norwalk. house. carriage
house with 3 or 4 acres of land with
good apple orchard, in Wilton. ln-
quire or A. N. Morgan. 23 Belts Place,
East Norwalk. 8.10 St
FOR BALE—WILL SELL FOR
cash or exchange for real estate, live
passenger touring car. In perict‘t cou-
dltion.
Auto, Sentinel Oiiice.
FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELD
lug, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet trout and
170 feet dosp..inoluding garage and
ham. Terms will be made ress sble
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarts. 13 it
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Investments
‘Invest in Life. Annuity or Life in-
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
9, 1'. McGOVERN‘ "
INSURANCE AND EEEAL EOTATI
158 Wsshlnpton Street.
Iouth Norwslk. (Violin. Told“
[Hill lllllllll‘
cDistrict of Norwalk: as.
’t 8 A. D. 1914.
LEst'aB: Z’Rodney Henley. late or
Nor-walk in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
,_...— .—
‘lProbate
all (it;
Can be seen by‘appolntment..
s7 67‘
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
and at the same time you will be reading a. new5paper that
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcOme contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us.
, Roton Pomt l Bell Island
, ___, 1
High tide at Roton Point today, 4.214, Philip l’et’lers. of llunlvury, In ett-V
tjill'lllg a ten wetks‘
IIiarty Mathucttlatt.
o’clock. ’l‘outortow. at 5:35 o‘clock. \aiatlou
l “Jack“ McGee. Roton Point's air"
man, will race a speed boat' tomor John B931” is “Imam; *‘ 1'9"“ (“1’3
row afternoon on the waters of tltc'ln ”19 Sound View.
Sound. This is a thriller that should! —"'—'—I_
bring out the crowds _l.1_v the hun I Miss lgues Slumnut is tl e crest 01
dreds. lille Misses Farrell tot u lu. dais.
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l Because of the regular Tuesday et- William Mallory is having some
ening shower the fire-works were erg-'tlai'lts built on his pier. This is a
sin postponed at the park last even- new idea for taking care of canvas.
111g. At the next lair Tuesday evening,’
Vthe display will be doubly wonderlut
‘to make up for past postponements.
The Tuesday afternoon card party
for ladies was a decided success, yes-
terday, there being fourteen tables
occupied. The wtntters ot‘ the hand-
some prizes were Mrs. L. Wardell,
Miss True. Mrs. W. Thompson, Mrs.
Flynn. and Ilirs. J. l-‘crris.
3 There is nothing dearer to the heart
of mother than to relate to everyone
the many good qualities their baby
possesses unless It may be. perhaps,
the chance to enter the darling itt at
baby show. wltere he can put It all1
over the other entrants.
the very reason the great. big baby terday follows: Samuel Snteaton and
show to be given at Roton Point next Packard Wright defeated James Far-
Tuesday. August 18111, Is to be such rell and Donald Brush.
a tremendous success. and that is‘ -———~—-
why the "better babies” contestal Frank O'Brien. who has been the
which have been carried ott itt all guest of William C. Smith. .11., for
the large cities of the country. have the past week, has returned to his
been so interesting. and at the same home in New Rochelle, N. Y.
time beneficial to the mothers and:
children, The entrance blank for tlteV’ Misses “ng0,, Quinn and \l'lull‘red
registering sour baby In this his (on Money defeated Ftttet Smith and Mrs
test will be found at the bottom or 101m L‘oe )Cgterday in
this page every day until the contest
Fill It In and send It 111 today. before?
you forget it. i
the Round
Robin Tennis Tournament for ladies.
On account of the storm last evctr
Ing no dance was Iteld at the Norwalk
Yacht Club.
‘ it is the rare combination of dare-
tievellsltness tutti sklltul control itt the .
management of his machine tltat' Miss Helen David, of Itaubury,
makes ‘fJack" McGee's flying so thrIl- Conn. is enjoying the many attrac—
littg and clover. ‘.lack" is as much tions 01 the Island as the guest at
at home sailing along with the clouds Lorena Vllaclmcltlan.
11s the rest of us are riding tltrouglt' . —-
the streets In a trolley car. .\ictllees| Last week .iantes Rocker, oi the
forte Is by no means exhibition flights. Sound View. caught 11 small stark on
thtough he may shine in these. but It is a lishlitto. while Ilshiug off the Point
*In the endurance, races in the rill that of Rocks.
his knowledge of treacltetous air cur- '
rents stands ltitu in such good stead.
Among the marvels of man‘s tw-tn
“te century genius. the flying ma-
chine stands out prominent. as 11 mar
vol of the marvelous. and that is tltsV
very reason McGee's daily during
lillghts at Roton are attracting an im-
linenss throng of interesting spectators
gto the park e1ery day to witness ltls
iekhibltion flying. by far the cleverestV
l
{the country has ever seen. let alone
Kathryn Smith. of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Qulnhy. of Mt Vernon. .'. i‘..
spend their 'week end with
lttrs.Ed1nuud L Peudleton. at Over
look cottage
this section of the State.
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I
! By far the most enjoyable picnic thatI
Roton has seen tltls season was tltcI
outing yesterday of over two hundred party. 0'1 \londay last
of Norwalk's poor mothers and their
Vltappy kiddies. The Salvation Army. .
George Pendleton gave a theatre
with '
Harbor View Beach:
I
The Misses Toner and titeir niece.
Adelaide Toner, have as their guest.
Mr. and
This Is the
AM
Best Flour, a bag ..........
SPECIALS
fl”.
PAGE 1am
I u
M
19:!
Tel. No. 909.
Vset-oud party George has given. Among
‘tlte guests were Miss Hutu I‘raw, lltss
{Adelaide Toner and her cot...~.tt, Miss
Kathryn Smith.
who are the
for e
The Aliases Magiunis,
guests of Mrs, George li'ayes.
short visit, are, 81111;)111; tlze auras
thus 01' the pretty resort.
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Mm Nicharen and ii large party of
ll'rlt-nds yesterday took a trtp
lioton witersthey enjoyed the man)
lattrttttlous of the park. Toward even.
‘iug a short; dinner was served. and
everyone piest-ut thoroughly enjoyed
the day.
it)
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Many new houses will be erected
during the, coiningr year, and It proves
that ilnrut)1"'i\'ie\v~ Is growing larger
and better each year. With the pros-
peits of a club house. and many new
homes, Harbor View will be a very
~busy resett, both socially and other~
lese.
I
The result of the Round Robin TeuJ
And that is his Tournament for junior boys yesY
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Crnw are en-
tertaining at their cottage, "Buenu
Vista." Mrs. A. C. Lee. of Brooklyn,
N. Y., and Mrs. Albert Carver, Mnaud
Mrs. A. 0, Gilbert. Mrs. Alircd Taylor
and daughter Alice. Mrs. Ruben liaw-
kins and daughter Louise. of .\'orwalk.
and Miss Minnie Oldt-ttschlager. of
South Norwalk. Mrs. t‘raw will e11-
iertaitt other guests next week.
III. IIILEI MADE
6600 A8 IIIITEI. Mill
The announcement in Saturday's
Sentinel to the effect that James Riley.
present manager of the Roron Point
Casino, was arranging to take over the
management of the Maltncketuo Hotet
has aroused considerable comment.
Those. people in this cityrwho have
ltadydealings with Mr. Riley In his ca-
pacity ttt Roton have been most Invor- ‘
nhly Impressed with the man. both as
to his ability and his desire to please.
Fire Delivery:
For 15 years Mr. Riley ltad cm
of the 1101.1 8(‘llt'lll13'. 11' Pittsburgh.
in. one or the llllitl and most com,
plettly equipped llt’ tcls 111 the country,
Here Europe an and Attterttan notables
were entertained and e\ e1) guest on
generous with their totnplituentarynn-
tires at Mr. Riley‘s elliCltfll manage-
ment.
l'sualiy hotel men have a knack for
but one end of the busineSs. either the
olllce,
the house. But Mr. Riley has had prior
tical experience from the ground up.
and he etiicieutly manages each and
eetry detail of the business. His
knowledge of the culinary end is 68v
cidcdly above the average, and this i
11me I”?
Best Potatoes, a peck ............................. 30¢( til
loo Stamps with 1 large Can B. Powder at .......... 50¢
....................... 30¢
'IHII (RtiATA. & P PIA 00..
124 Washington St, South I‘lorwaik
I
the house. or the back part 0! .
a very impprtsst factor in the success» '
lul managetneni of a hotel.
Mr. Riley surrendered his lease 0!
the Hotel scheme? to the Ritz-Ceri-
1011 Hotel Company. the largest and
richest hotel organization in the coun-
try. .
The new Maltackemo, with its at-
ttat'tive improvements. will be 3 30¢
it to the city, and it needs a manager
of Mr. Riley‘s calibre to further its
popularity. Personality Is a quilt!
tltat holds an important place in a. ho-
tel manager‘s success. and this Mr.
Riley possesses in abundance. Al-
though final details have not been
made by hint for the taking over 0! the
Mahacltemo. it is generally doilmfl
that this is brought about. '
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Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn; g.
Service, a la tfarte,
noted tor .
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods ill ’ '
scuson.Ar11ngetneuts can he MO
Ior banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT RY ORCHESTRA?
DAN-CI! IO EVERY EVENING? .-
mas. M LEVY. "
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i ENTRY BLANK THE G REAT BIG BABY SHOW.
Telephone Connections 98 Wound". V.
ROTON POINT PARK. TUESDAY, AUG. 18, 1914. y 4"”1‘
' Name of Baby ................................... .V ..... "‘2‘": ..
Age of l :11in i\ cars and Months) .......................... ......- '
. Vl\autc of Parents . ........... . .............. . .......... . 5 ‘.
“‘35 Carrie Qulnby and “153 Edna Address of Parents (Strtet and \ o. )
will
‘t' . .
...... .V.‘.nt
Those desiring to enter the contest will please fill out .thi‘
blank
I
walk. Conn.
week.
and mail it to ll aby Show.
Rotou Point Park, South Nor-
Blhttks will appear in this paper every ttiglit‘thifi
l .
It is desired that entries be mailed as soon as possdile. ‘
under the direction oi Ensign and Mrs.
.tl
~r‘.
.
said Estate may be notified thereof.
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed Edwin J Perrett. and a number oi
six meal“ from the' date hereof for assistants. saw that there was not an
the creditors or said Estate to exhibit idle moment in the merry whirl of en-
theii‘Wlfl {hr settlement. Those joymsnt tor their guests. The army
who neglect to present their accounts. "generously shorded a. bountiful lunch-
properly attested, within said time.'eon. and free rides on the merry-go
will be debsrre'd a recovery All per- round and the coaster. Games were
sons indebted to said Estate are re- enjoyed, and the prize- winners oi
quested to make immediate payment‘hese events follow. The prizes often
‘0 ed were in every use very appropri-
LUCY a. tumor. “9- _
1112-1946 Administratrix Potatoe Race, for Girls-V—Liilian
» . , 'Hendrlcks and Fannie Farrington .
District of Norwalk. as. Probate l Potatos Race. (or Boys-—Willie Fer-
Court. August 8, A. D., 1914. . _.guson
Estate of Samuel H. Ferris. late of l 30-Yard Foot Race. ior Girls-Mary
Norwalk in said Distriq. deceased. Raymond and Helen McNet-ney. ,/
Ordered. That the executor exhibit 30- Yard Foot Race, for BoyI—‘Ar.
his Administration accdunt to this thur Bloom. Thurston Bates and Roy .
Court tor adjustment at the IProbate Wright
since 111 Norwalk, on the 18th day of
August. 1.91.1.3 lo otclock torenoon;
and that 3" Person's interested in its Ferguson. '
gels, Emma Lymer. Annie Woodward,
the E u .
“"3 tor will m“ “1'. order to Grace Theriault. Mildred Farrington.
be published in a newspaper buying a
circulation in said District. at least
a In . .roDo thy Jones. .
A;;u':ayi'uzk' lfith. dsy ’ 0' Tug-oiaWar, tor Bays—Wallace
wt" ~ “’ ' Bugs. Bertie Cogswsll, . Frank .
' tor, James Kelly. Harry Wright and
Charles Havens.
Tmi- War. tor Womon~iltrs. Ray-
111011. Mrs. George Lloyd. Mrs. , Sallie
Ferguson and Sergeant
F1
l “Iso- Yard Foot Race, for Boysé—Wib '.
Tug-oi War. for Girls—Mabel 11.1.4 .
Isabel Woodward. Mary Raymond and V
;
Schultz, Harold Porter. George Hst- '
Elisabeth '
A
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f Tl; .
j’Women s and Misses’ washable Dresses, S .
Tailored Goats; Wraps and Capes, 1,»: ...,;
e.
Summer Dresses,
incomplete sizes ,
Summer Dresses,
fifteen models;
Summer Dresses,
plain snd,elaborate models, at
summer Dresses.
for afternoon wear, at
Stern Brother,
42nd ami43rd Streets. W es! of F tfih Avenue. NemiYor
7‘ Odds and Ends Remaining after-fill V
Clearance 2 Sale
WE will oil‘s-r on Thursday and Friday, on the Third Floor, a few
very choice values left frbtn our clearance sale. The assort-
menis are necessarily hunted but yotmv1ll even 110w be able to find
many garments in your size and 1n the sill?” you most prefer.
1'. 0150*
Formerly $8. 50 to 7. 50
.at $3-50
Formerly $6.50 to 11.60
of silk and woolcn'z materials, ‘ "
.. Formerly $‘7 50 to 65.00
Tailored Suits,
o‘f'linen and cotton,
Formerly $10. 80 t6 Ill}; 50
TailOred Suits,
of cloth and silk st
Formerly $19.71: to «15 oo
' Tub Skirts,
’ whits and novelty colored materials,
' Formerly $7.60
$5.95
Formerly $9. 75 to 1500
wmuw
1?me $19. 711 to so.so
,)‘.
’ Dresses at $9. so 15. 00 and 25.0111. '
115.00.19.90
$7. 50,12. 50
$2. 95
Capes and Wrap
Emir 0.12.50 to 36.00
M: at“. V
s at 8500 10.00 and 1500
Norwalk Chronicler