.THE NORWALK BTEANBOA’T LINE
s07 Atlantic St. Stamford. 9‘s.
boat leaves Pier .27 East River, New
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arts-stat.
THURSDAY, AUG. 13. 19M
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8.? THE scorn nonwamétvslime SENTINEL‘
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”———To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED [Advertisements on this page. Twenty Five Words or Less. 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
In Black-
WANTED
TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTED— 1.500 PEOPLE
Boton Point to a dance Friday even—
111g. August 14th,
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NOTICE—WORK DONE AT ALLI
tillles. Old mirrors re silvered and]:
made as good as new.
card and i will call and quote pricesi
All grades of mirrors made to order.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices rea-
sonable. \Ynl. liollond, 50 Strawberry,
Hill. East Norwalk, Conn, Phone
110412. a12 3t
WANTED—SECOND GIRL. APPLY
Mrs. Harry MacLachlan, Bay Cottage,
Belle Island. all 3t
WANTED—1N SOUTH NORWALK
after September First, two unfurnish-
ed roonls with board. Address J. Care
Sentinel. all 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, wash, iron and assist in
cooking. Liberal wages. Address
Box 456, So. Norwalk. all 3t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY WITH
factory experience, to act as forelady.
Inquire G. S. Roth & Son. Co., 40
Water street. all ,Zit
WANTED— COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework, Family of two.
Must have references. Apply 6 Mor-
gan avenue, Norwalk. all 3t
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 tor bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
old ti
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You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
.You hope to remain so,
Thlt's natural.
Your spine may get out of order.
'llhst's possible.
lion need some adju outs,
That’s evident. T
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
Icu want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
'nlat's discrimination.
See 11:. Barthel. D. C.
That's important. \ '
Offices 80. Ncrwallr and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's alL
4E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St, South Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. m.
In, to 5 p In.
Spinal Analysis Free.
FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 NEWL
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
interior points. making connection
with daily through care to the follOW-
lug points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Deu-
lver Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
Ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St. ~
limits and Salt Lake City. Freight
Work (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwail: up to 5 p. m; and
at South Norfolk lip to 6: so 9. rs. v
falling .I. smith, Les-sot.
George F. Fools. pellet-st Agent.
r
oeasons.
“in Hot Weather it's Well to have a
CooledCellsr.
one ecu. Is oooo COAL;
’ IMAGON SUPPLI ES. .
M.
R. HAROLD COX
'\ it's»; wise man “who anticipates the
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'rooms, with bath. Suitable for
ibollsekceping, 21 West Main St. Nor-il‘unning, $50 if sold at once. Address
‘all
‘Tel. 195-5.
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" tion for his death. a father.
' Biol-o of New with and a‘ mother.
TO LET—LARGE FURN ISHEDV I
light :
walk. 1313 it '
FOR SALE—15 FT. MOTORBOA'I‘
in first class condition, can be seen
Boat, Caré Sentinel, ate it
TO LET—LARGE ROOMS “1TH-
Send a postal ”03“} with every improvement Rea H P. touring car.
sonable rates. Apply at 158 Vt est St.
or phone 1385 2. 813 3!:
TO LET—APARTMENT. SIX
rooms and bath, electric lights. gas,
improvements, near South Nor-
walk station. Occupancy at once. Al~
bert \\'eilnitz, 33 High St., Norwalk,’
al3 3t
To LET—4 ROOMS, 3 TALMADGE.
Place. All improvements, everything
new. inquire S. Cilartott. 26 Wood
street. Tel. 816-3 all 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
129 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
I41 Wash. 8t. ‘PIIOOIO 1106-12 or 378
w-__._
The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by s wrench, twist or sprain in‘
the back. Even if done in chilth
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life ‘in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors more the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. We troubles
siren special mention; also earn
sure of the spine. You will never so
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis. D. C.
M Washington so. So. Not-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. C.
W S mith. Undenwood,
Remington, all other
makes, sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals ’5
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per mo‘h.
fi‘he . Benedict Ne
store lg Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
Comps Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
.qi.
Westport, COnn.
Service, a la Carte, noted for
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods inno
season. Arrangements can be made
for Manuela upOp short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA.
DANCING, EVERY EVENING.
" HRS. M,,LEVY.
Telephone Connections, 08 .Wntport.
chPENSANON roe 312 WEEKS.
BRIDGEPORT, Aug 13. ——Decision‘
in a compensation case which has at4
trpcted attention throughout the
state, was this morning rendered hY
Compensation Commissioner Edward
T. Buckingham. The case was that
of Charles Biero. in, aged 17, who“
died in a New Yuri:~ Hospital after!
sustaining injuries in the Hotel Taft.
New Haven. He was an silent
TWo dependents claimed compensa-l
Charles
Adele. living in Paris} France. Both:
are aliens a‘ d were" represented in
FORCED To SACRIFICE—1910, 35
Bosch high tension
magneto, wind- shield, top, etc. Denr
Eonstrated alter Aug. 16. at Hanlord's‘
:Garage.
.\'o reasonable offer refusedl
Frank Wheeler, 4 Crescent Terrace.
AUCTION—POSITIVE SALE. SAT-
urday, August 15. 1914 at 2 p. m, rain
or shine; Five-room bungalow and
Block F. Harbor View Beach, South
Norwalk, Conn., known as the H. L
Wood place.
venlent to R.‘ R. Station at
Norwalk. W,
South
FOR SALE— MRS. STEPHEN
Kovac will sell her property on Lex-
ington avenue and 11 Snowden ale
nue, South Norwalk,Conn.a11 3t
EOR 58ALE— WE OFFER COT-
tste for sale that should interest
someone for home. Price and loca-
tion one right. For particulars. L81-
ion & Co., South Norwalk Conn.
s all St
ity. small payments. building plans
Washington street
FOR 8ALE—-WILL SELL FOR
Can be seen by appointment
Auto, Sentinel Office. 37 6t
FOR SALE—4H8 BRICK DWELD‘
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet degp, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made roe. able
and price ye'ry low. Address Ch tlan
Swartz. 13 if
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Investments
Invest in Life. Annuity or Life In-
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
c. T. MoGOVERN‘
iNBURANCE. AND REAL EQTATI
155 Washingto'r’r om
Ooutb Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. :46
Elm Trees sprayed
Bea-uphill & Saunders
aasoacouunlsra.
p... soutI-l Moawaug. cons.
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inn“ 3.
If
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onke’ns‘
Nptico is hereby given to every per.
son. “erected by reason of his land
bei taken or benefited by the pro-
layout and change of grade or
Seaview avenue, from the aouth end
of East avenue so called. southerly
, to the junction of said Seaview sve-
nustwith‘ll‘irst street. and to layout
and change the grade or said First
street from its said junction with Seas
view avenue easterly tb Gregory Souls
evard. and to designate building lines
on both sides of Sesview avenue from
the said south end of East ayenue.
southerly to said junction of Sea-
view avenue with said First street,
and also on both sides of First street
from ltd said junction with Seavlew
avenue, east to Gregory Boulevard,
that a meeting of the Council of this
City will when at the Council Cham-
bers, City Hall on Tuesday evening;
August 25th. .1914; at 8 o'clock, when
said Council will hear all objections
to such change and to the dossrirltire
survey of said layout. chauze: and
and grades and". to. the estimate and
tanprulssl ’ot benefits or. damages, as
YWMDBMMM;
or from such éhang
'a13 3t.
lot. 35 x 100 feet, being Lot .\'0, 23.
ll. Guthrie, Auctioneer. ‘
at: 3t .
FOR SALE—LOTS, NICE LOCAL-1
porting local happenings. The p
tion. We want all newcomers t
' Sentinel every afternoon, becaus
and at the same time you will
i
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer E
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re- 3
should be in every family in Norwalk We welcome contribu-
ltions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters.
them to the office or telephone them to us.
I IHE SHUR
resent season is to be no excep- .
0 get the habit of looking for The ‘
e by so doing you will help us,
be reading a newspaper that
mail
Roton Point
. Roton Tide Table.
High tide at the park today. 3:33
.o’clock. Tomorrow, high tide will be
at 4:22.
,at the park. and spent a very jolly day
enjoying the attractions of the Point.
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“Jack" McGee's hydro-aeroplane
flights continue to attract interested
and curious spectators to the Point by!
,the hundreds. Decldedly clever are
Good bathing and COD-gum exhibition flights, and well worth repairs-
‘ witnessing.
A splendid dinner was served last
evening to a large number of the mem-
bers of St. Paul's Men's Club, in the
Casino. Everyone present thoroughly
enjoyed the edibles and the manner In
which they were served.
l One of the queeresl rat-es ever held
in the Norwalk harbor will be seen
’this afternoon when the noted aviator.
“Jack" McGee.
'aeroplano the fast speed boat of Wil-
item It Farrell, the "Senora. " The
race will be a bummer. and is attract
ing the attention of lovers of sport
from far and near. Tile race will start
free to buyers. blaring Const.Co.,123 this afternoon. at 2; 30 oclock and al- torboat‘ Senora" against Jack McGee' s
‘10 (it ready hundreds have flocked to Baton hv-dro aeroplane tilts afternoon.
and have lined the water front of the
harbor to witness this unique lace .
““11 or exchange for real “ml" five‘ Seteral private picnics are holding dent) in yesterday, is doing DICEIY
Vpassenger touring car. in perfect con forth at Retell Point today and are en- today under the €319 0‘ 1"" l’erdue.
dition.
ioying themselves just a little bit there
than it would be possible for them to
anywhere else.
As the time approaches for the
holding of the big baby show to be
given at Notes. on Tuesday, the 18m
oltbtasuppth, interest and.enthusiasnl
increases amaaingly. The merchants
of Norwalk have. taken hold of the
proposition with true civic pride. and
to help boost it toward success, have
very generously volunteered to donate
valuable and useful prises to be award-
"ed to the babies entered. Already
lov er a score or more entrance blanks
lbave been received by Manager Bay-
ley, and at the rate they are pouring
in. it is expected there will be over a
hundred babies in the contest. There
isn't, of course, any baby like “our"
baby. so you had better fill in the
blank found on this page. and sum
him in this contest. in which not only
local but outer-town youngsters will
vie with each other for honors.
Harbor View ‘ Beach
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to;
Donald Mclieren is spending a few
days at Maple Grove Farm with John
Smith.
The new deck is very near comple-
tion and is quite an addition to the
beach. ‘ l
Charles Whitehead who has been at
Long Beach for a few weeks is expect-
ed back Sunday,
Frank McLaren will entertain the
following guests at his heme for a
view da\s. Charles Gallagher and
Charles P. Hughes, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Next Tuesday afternoon a card
lparty will be held at the new pavil~
ion under the auspices of the ladies
of the beaCh. Some very beautiful
prises have been donated and a line
time is assured all who attend.
Kucb Club
pected to start at 2: 30 o'clock sharp.
tag-ma y baresuiflaspr acorumsirhére will be the usual classes in’
“1‘ swimming, diving canoe racing and
taking e land isle" public use attire :flltljlg and other stunts. in which sir--
lotion to’the“ Whose flier-Dotti mod for a manna afternoon's
U mmhythr'iportanuthusvhtsopmumtho
connotes or; fissholders “Minted
will‘llor's of the “various. contests.
The Greenfield 11111 Sunday school‘
was out in large numbers yesterday.l
will race in his ilydroy
I evening, at 7:30. for instruction.
The annual water sports will be held. “3“ afternoon.
at the Knolr' Club on Saturday after.
noon, and the various events are ex-
l
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l
iful music. After dancing. the t-llildren‘
,indulged in various intelesting games.
all thoroughly enjoying this pastime.
in t llecluse of the games, refresh-
Inents were serv.ed “liltll ended kill 63- ‘
pet-tally interesting and enjoyabi day,"
for which the Knob Club is in: tly
noted.
Bell Island
John Farrell is spenng a let.- dayjs
at Atlantic City, \'
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William Ichrest has his llotol
boat. the “Tedkin.” on the beach for
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'. Roger and Arthur Aiken are the
guests of Sidney Wintringllam for oi
few days.
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Bridge and eucllre will be. the fear:
ures of tomorrow's program at the
Bell Island Club. E
M i
Miss Ella McGovern, of New York’
city. is enjoying a week's visit at
Court Laurel.
John McDade and family, of Brooh-'
1y,n \' .Y., have taken one of William
C. Shiith‘ it houses for the season.
Ralph Farrell will race his fast mo-
Artllur Krom, who was taken sud-
Mlss Ruth Fitzgerald and Helen lio-
ipan have returned to their homes in
lloboken. N. J. after a luck at Court
Laurel.
Miss Ethel Smith and Mrs. John ('oe
were defeated yesterday by Mrs. L.
Wat-dell and Bliss Ethel Money. in the
second round of the. tennis tourna~
nlent.
Charles Jones, a former well-known
resident of Belle island. has forlneda
partnership with Thomas F. But‘lle, a.
Stamford real estate dealer. Mr. Jones
was selectnlsll of Stamford from 1910
to 1912, being succeeded by Mr. Burke.
A very enjoyable evening was pleas-
antly passed. last night. at the Court
Laurel Club, on Pine Point. \illen the
members and many of their friends ln-'
dulged in card playing
forms of amusements. The party. l
which was a novel one, took the form.
of a “Sulfragette party," the ladies;
reigning supreme.
All of the houses bn the island will
be decorated. Saturday. for the water
sports. and it is the hope of ure enter-
tainment committee that each house
make a good showing. The committee
"also announces that George Finkel-
stone wlll play for the dancing after
the sports. and that all contestants
please.report at the club house. Friday
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.lll|l|Ell BASE WILL BE
I’MBED IV 0080““
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Not satisiled that the unknown
young woman, whose body was found
‘ in the Cornell woods near Dorian on
Sunday; came to her death by her
owu‘ hand. Medical Examiner, Dr. 9
George Sheri-ill, of Duties today no-|
.tliled the coroner's oilice in Bridge-6
port. of the death, and his belief that;
isn investigation should be held Dep-I
iuty Henry C Stevenson, who is act-_'
ing in the absence from the city or
I'Ooroner John ,1 Phelsn, will prob-
lebly begin an- inquiry into the‘deathj
t
were found clear the body, which it
develops, was stripped of its cloth-
lug. Above the waist only the skeleton.
remained- while the thighs were a
mass of decomposed flesh. A small
tightly wrapped knot at rope found
noxnear the body gave rise to the soaplo’
ion'by the actual-limos: the we
man had m lagged. Hel- teeth
lass tailed from her: mouth. A
plum ctr-say m" In" ”m
z
(treadmills m:
Flt terms Wet or “III“! M
and other ——-
iSllli Illilllilllll
Two phisls of bichloride of mercury «Rock have. been completed by a civil
poor»: man,
A.C&P. SPECIALS Atoll.
Best Potatoes, a peek ............................. 30‘
mo Stamps with 1 large can B. Powder at .......... 50¢
\
Best'Flour, a bag ..................... - ............ 80¢ ,
THE GREATA.&P. I EA (10.,
124 Washington St, South Norwalk .
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
War Bulletins.
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l)( l\'l‘.l\’, \lit London, Aug. l3. lll.-llC&Vy
czlllllollallillg was heard here late this morning. the reports
The firing lasted an hour.
2:20 p.
coming from the northeast.
l’ltl’SSIiL S via London, Au}.r 13. 11:45 a. tll.—The
llgllllllg' vestertlay llc'tween till 1’ tlgiall and German arm-
ies ill the \icillity of Dust lastcll the entire day and
constituted the first considerable battle of the war. It
will In: known as the battle of H'nelen. Shells were still
fallingr at halt-past seven ill the evening on the roads
around lliest.
The battle centered around llaelell ill the Belgian
province of Liilllltlrg, extending to Dicst. ill the librth of
the province of lirallallt. after passing around Zeclllem.
At 7 o‘clock last evening all the country between the .
llll't‘t‘ towns Illclltioncd had been cleared of German trOOps
except the dead and wounded, who \'\’(‘l’t‘ thickly strewn
L'plval‘lls of 20 dead German soldiers
about the fire zone.
were counted ill a space of fifty Vvartls. .
A church, 21 brewery and some houses ill llaclell were
sci aiirc and two bridges over the Drum were destroyed
by Belgian c1 Il”lll(‘.tl'S
Grtzlt qtlalltitits of hoot) were collected on the battle-
field and this has lletll stacked ill front of the town hall“
of Dicst. Mall} horses also were captured.
The strength of the (icrlllzlll columns was about 8,000
men.
1 ltl'ssm s \ia Paris \pg. it 22:. .1 nirr‘ean.
ants :cport that the titrlllatls are waging a war of exter-
tllinatioll. lllt‘Yalltgt‘lllflllllc troops atc firing on
priests and are lilllll‘g ultll wounding pet‘lplt illtlistriml-
llattl} \\ 111 lo \il. .l1 s. Ill coiling to l“t‘ll‘ st mics are be-
in}.r wiptll out It} the 1111 Add 5.
IRIS, Aug. 13 4: 45 :l. —— iii. If is announced here
that lirazil has (lt‘lllilllilt'il all cxplantillll from Germany ,
oi the report based on lllt‘ declaration of the French con-
sul at Stuttgart tllzlt lleruartlillo llc tempos had been 345-.
saulttll and r lllllt i ll} (icrillnll st Idlers. The irazilian,
who is blind, wits lullllt-rlv president of the state of Sao
l‘aulu. "
lRL'SSlEl S \':ll I’lris \th l3 2:34;.1 ilk—Belgian; .
and l rellcll trtops have cffct tell :1 jllllCllO! 1 south of Bins-5}i
stls. The German advance in 1111 Llf‘li’lll plO\lllCCS of .
Linllllirg and llrabilllt has born cllctkell. The Germans ..“
are bringing up heavy artillery against Liege.
;' \
l‘\RlS, A-.ug 13 1:30p. m—-'l‘llc official declaration ’
of war by lrallcc on \llstria- Hungary was made public
have todnv. ‘ _-_
ENTRY BLANK THE G REAT BIG BABY SHOW.V ‘
'ROTON POINT PARK, TUESDAY, AUG. 18, 1914.
Name of l'aby .............. l .......................... . . . . . . e;
\ge of Baby (Years and Months) ....................... . .. J”
Name of Parents ................. . .................. . . . . '14,.
\tldrcss of Parents (Street and N o.) i; .
Those desiring to enter the contest will please fill out hit
blank and mail it to Daily Show. Roton Point Parkr South got-
"i
walk, Conn. Blanks will appear in this paper every nlghlir‘lhil';
week. It Is desired that entries be mailed as soon as possiblex‘f’.
eminence Which is the real Sufi
Rock. the ball grounds, the park, urge
the Beach street section. Thw
call for the widening of Bea
to 100 feet and its layout as‘
v.ard in this detail. it is ..
that eventually I‘irst avenue will
made a boulevard « ' ‘
The details of the interior by
ol the reservation have not been w
plated. .-
PIIIS GIMPIHII
Proposed to Take in Savin Rock
Pleasurefiroundg and Have
, BOUIBVWI'II '00 Feet The state commission has the
oof condemnationl To it has
.Wldd
Vibeen conceded the land betw
1" and high water marks: it is .
NEW MVEN’ Aug. 13 hp!!!“ to to ask for public contributlp
Eh}! "01’0"" state reservation in calry on the work in sddltfon
est Haven which will embrace the propriations which the Maui.
present pleasure grounds of Silvia. Emmy 15, expected to sink
time to time. ' . '*
‘rhe state commission thiil
engineer and will be submitted to the
state “mum" m cm“ of the has been making a canvass to
"Wt'fil'h Saturdiy. m'lne the character of the '
“10.11““- m ,1“ brdsder lines. will populatfén of Savin Rock. W fl“
be in harmony with the plans in this register 1“ names 0‘ ..MM«
city of development of a boulevard been placed at convenient 9w ' ' .
‘° ““1”“ the out shore with ”l“ thous'snds of signatures have ”fit
"it 9561;! bY “‘0 W" 0' El“ “‘1. tained from person's outside it“
West W 5"“ ,2 l Haven and West Haven who Q
Under tile plan for. the state M. way have declared theslsdv
I! ‘8 "opened to take it? all the area rpvor of making Boris M a m
hols FisstsvessetoBrsdtsy’sPdst. part The addresses of the '
Mhenmr. calms the latter allow that around- of rustle-s7."m m,
lei-him tau-ass Iasdy metmugmmerm
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