immune, AUGUST 14. :9in - .1; i ~ *- w d i m can sdtrrn uonwanx'avsmnc osmium 1'. ‘ Wants! Classified For Sale, Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous “AdS”-——To Let. Business and LASSIFIEDIAdvertisements on this _,psge Tweniy- Five Words or Less, 25c; ‘ Three Times, 50c Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. face or Caps, Double Price. In Black- WANTED ! .TO LET WANIED~SITL'A'l'lU.\' AT erai housework by experiented “om- an lnderstands sewing etc John ituban. W est Noiwalk. Daiieih Conn” fit. F i) 41'. all 3t WANTED — BOOKKEEPER “nail factory. one willing to make himself generally useful. Apply A, B. IC. Sentinel Office. al4 3t WANTED—A CLEVER stenograpliy and tipeviriting; one of some expeiiente preferred. Apply 8 Myrtle street, East Norwalk. all 3t WANTED— 1.500 Jlotou Point to a dance Friday even- ing, August. 14th. NOTICE—Vi 0111; 30er AT ALI. tinies. Old nilrrors re-sllvered and made as good as new. Send a postal rail and 1 will call and quote priCes. All grades of mirrors made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed Prices rea- sonable. Wm. Holland, 50 Strawberry Hill. East Norwalk, Conn. Phone 110442. 812 3t GEN». ix' GIRL! PEOPLE AT 3. To LET—FURNISHED OR UNI-I1 furnished rooms Centrally located Mrs H. Ganun, 41 Chestnut street. alt 3t i To LET—HOI'SE, ANN ST, 8 rooms with all improvements. Good .chance for boarding house and table ‘boarders. Apply at Tilley‘s Carriage Factory. all at i FOR RENT—DURABLE i auxiliary sloop "Estella Gerber." Pro-l pared to carry sailing and fishing par-‘ .tles, Prices reasonable. Apply Fred 3F, Lovejoy. 41 Second street East Norwalk, Conn. 'Plione 713 5 all 3t 8 TO LET—LARGE ROOMS WITH» board. with every improvement. Rea-l sonable rates. Apply at 88 West St.. or phone 1385-2. 313 at _ To LET—APARTMENT, SIX rooms and bath, electric lights, gas. all improvements, near South Nor-i walk station. Occupancy at once. Ai~ bert Wellnltz, 33 High St.. Tel. 195-5. Norwalk. . 1113 n' WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS cattle and poultry. Best market pricu paid Extra prices for m calves. 95.00» for bob valves to tattoo. H. Medan. Conn. Ave. Tel 115; ‘ on if TO LET—«APARTMENT 0N CHAP- el St. Inquire 64 South Main St. 129 tf BUSINESS NOT—I—CES .You are strong and well, That's pleasant. Sou hope to remain so, That's natural. Your spine may get out of order. That's possible. Son need some adjustments, That's evident. Better start today, That's wisdom. You want the‘best, That's proper. Painless methods. That's discrimination. See E. Barthol, D. C. Thais important. Offices -.so rim-walk and Stamford. That's the right place. Delays are dangerous, That's alL E. BARTHOL. D. C. '63 Meadow St, South Norwalk. 7 to 8 p. m. s07 Atlantic St, Stamford, g a. in. to 5 p- m. Spinal Analysis Free FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH AND WEST. Through our service to all important interior points, making connections with daily through cars to the follow- ing points: Cincinnati Chicago. Den Ivor Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis- ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City, It. Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight boat loaves Pier 27 East River, New Work (foot of Catherine fit), every day except Sunday, at 3 p. in. Freight ‘rocolved at Norwaik up to 5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. 111.. ,THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE Annlng J. Smith, 'Loooeo. George F. Fools. General Agent. It’s a wise man who anticipate; the seasons. in Hot Weather It's well to have a ” Coiled Cellar. . oun com. Is noon cost. '45,, mason accrues. ~* R. HAROLD COX. 2 Fir-rot. Telephone 145-4. «.a.a—-._.—...._—. Dorlon House Imagery Boulevard) EAST NORWALK Shore- Dinners and All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked ' I Westport, Conn. ‘ for bananas .upo‘n short notice. East Norwalk. > NOTICE. 1 have it at last. What? Tln’tor roofing leaders and guitars that lsl guaranteed for 15 years. Wise peopleI are having mo repair their 'I‘lnwork. Plumbing and Heating because they save money. HENRY A. HECELEIN, 141 Wash. 8L Phone 1106-12 or 313 ..__..___——._.~ The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. Chiropractic is the definition ed the mouse of the disease and the art of adjusting the same Disease is caus- ed by a w‘rench,tw1It or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors romovs the cause of disoasa and pain, health is restored through harmonizing the nerve sn- toys in your body. Female troubles (1 on special attention: also curta- grot giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. Magnetic troaunonts given also. T. Francis, D. C. 04 Washington at. So. Norwalk. Colin. Graduate from Palmer School. tho discoverer. . ~_..__: Investments. Invest in Life, Annuity or Life In— come Policy. Returns are better than In most securities. C. T. McGOVERN msunmos‘ mo :sAI. earn" 165 Washington all-sot, booth 'Nomlk. Conn. Tot. M6 \ 4 Compo [1111 BOSTON POST ROAD. sorVIco, 'o~ is Carts, noted for Steaks, broilers and all sea Foods in season. Arronxelnonts can be made concEIi'r av ORCHESTRA ‘ DANCING EVERY EVENING. 1 ~ mas. M, LEVY. - Tolgplwns Coonsctlbns, 98 Woatport. ’3 AT BELL 38LAND, SATURDAY. AUGUST 15TH. - MAT-ER SPORTS. Norwsik Yacht Club NQthdik country Club .‘ Boil Island Club Comi‘nonclng at Two (2) o'Clock. All contodtants are- requested to * met and report to John Coo, at the end ‘ of Dell Island Club pier.“ ’Cadlllac touring. .122 South Main street. 40~FOOT _. ‘ H. P..touring car. , Garage. . Frank Wheeler, 1 or shine; . Wood place. turo of the spine. You will never ro- FOR SALE FOR SALE—SIX SHOW CASES, two counters. Inquire at PailLer ‘l’harmacy, North Main St. all .1; FOR SALE—1 TOURle 1913: Ford,1 Flanders touring 1912. Buick. model 10, roadster. 1 Brush roadster, 1 Abbott Detroit 1911. 1, Will demonstrate: Phone 16222 or call Austin's Garage. all at FORCED To SACRIFICE—1910, 35 Bosch high-tension magneto. wiud- shield top. etc. Dem- ' onstrated after Aug. 16, at Hanfords‘ No reasonable otter refused. 4 Crescent Terrace. all; 3t AUCTION—POSITIVE SALE SUAT: urday. August 15,1914 at 2 p. or. rain‘ Five-room bungalow and lot, 35 x 100 feet, being Lot No, 23, Ble F, Harbor View lleacli, South Norwalk, Conn. known as the H. 1.. Good bathing and Con- \enleni to R R. Station at South Norw.alk W H Guthrie, Auctioneer. all! 31 L FOR SALE—WE OFFER COT- jtage for sale that should interest someone for home. Price and loca- tion are right. For particulars. lad)"- ton & 00., South Norwalk. Conn, ‘ all St? FOR SALE—LOTS, NICE 1.00M, lty, small payments, building plans tree to buyers. Marlng Const. Co., 123 Washington street. all) (it FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL- ing, No. 74 West Ave., known as the Rider house. Lot 75 feet from and 170 feet deep, inclpding garage and barn. Terms will be made reasonable and price very low. Address Christian Swartz. 13 ti ~—-~ . REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—IA I --—---—-Smith, Underwood,l Remington, all other makes, sold, rented. repaired. Rentals :53 per month. biachlnesi sold at $5 p'er month. The Benedict News Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn. * c.l To the board of County Commie sloners of Falrileld County: I hereby apply for a transfer of a license No. 23. to sell Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider from Sigsawey , & Lonchak at 21 Day street to Charles 1 Slgsawcy at 21 Day street, Town of Norw.alk The proposed place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of a, Church Ediilce or Public School-house, or the premises per- taining thereto, or any Post Olllce.j Public Library or Cemetery. l Dated at Norwalk, tlils 14th day or] August, A, D., 1914. I CHARLES SIGSAWEY I Applicant. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers. as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the application of the above named Charles 'Sigsawey for such license and we do severally certify each tori himself that we are taxpayers owning real estate situated in said TOWn of Norwalk , .. Dated at Norwalk, this 14th day of August, A. D., 1914. I John Banks, John Redway. Maruso‘ Marlo. John Oldenschlager, Fred B. Coleman. 'I hereby certify that the above named en'dorsers are electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk. 1‘ Dated at Norvaalk, this 14th day of, August. A. D.,'1914., HERBERT R SMITH, 1 Town Clerk District of Norwalk. as. :Probate Court, August 14, A. D,1914. Estate‘s}: George F. Til-roll. late or Norviaili in said District, deceased The Court at l’I-obalo for the Dis- riot of Norwalk, 'ltsth limited and n1- wed six 111011er the date horo- Iub f for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their. lands for settlement. Thou tho nbgioct to present thon- «can. prop-rt: m with!!! out! will be doparrbdii robot- their! person-hiflblodtosptdns-lmsmhs. 'and at the same time you will be reading a newspaper ishould be in every family in Norwalk Vile itions of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters, !them to the office or telephone them to us. _ Howard A. Tilly. i minim: v Ti 38011 Island Improvement Association for the much-needed paving of this 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, that ‘ elcome contribu- f mail I i lGeorge Finkelstoue, of Bridgeport, is drilling the young folks and promises to spring some big surprises the open- ing night. This year the youngvladies Roton Point High Tide at Roton Point. W! High tide at Roton today High tide tomorrow Iurther de- ‘tails of this affair will be announced Members of the Girls’ Club, of New in the course of a few days i Canaan, will go to Doton l’olnt, next} Knob Club Tuesday evening, by autos, where they, I A very pretty and pleasant dance _— Harmon Si'llmld‘..~ liayc ill. ‘ will enjoy dancing and the many oil»: Close onto the heels of the baby “as tnjoyed lastfiiening by the mem- iheard of this later, ‘pleasantly passed by the many mem first season of new Roton Point—the pouring in on'Manager Neyville llay- Lakeview avenue, New Canaan, were the cities nearby. as babies from-sur- Mrs- Urbau Seymour and daugh- tiuel today. ‘week end. their star number "Hands crass the New Canaan. are the guests of Mrs. the band will repeat this grand in m- and Mrs. ors_ The cocert will start at 7:30 Hickory Bluff. occupying the ltuscoel er attractions. show will blei illnothlerbbig fealtiire at here of the Knob Club. Fultord's or the park w I C] wil e a Md, west (liestra furnished splendid music for show a in Buffalo Hill. More will be the dancing. and the evening was ‘6” W hero who were in attendauie Great enthusiasm is being manl- fested in the crowning feature of the baby sliow. Already half a hundred; HICkOIy BIN“. babies have been entered in this big -~—- event. and entry blanks are daily Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Dennett. 0f ley at the park. It looks now that the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LlrbauSey- the show will not be only of local 1110i". at Emory Bluff. this WEEK. interest, but of interest to many in rounding towns are expected to be en- ter Henrietta, who are suminerlng tered in this wonderful affair. The at Hickory Bluff, entertained Joseph entrance blank appears in The Sen- Crawfprd, of New (11118811, for the l ' “ "' , So tremendous a hit did the Amer-l Mrs- S. S. Briuciierliotf and Miss lcan Band make last evening with Lucretia Bouton, of Railroad avenue. Sea," an intermingung of all the Urban Seyitiour,.ut lllckory Bluff. for well-known olrs of the folk-songs and several days this week. i patriotic hymns of all nations. that ———— i . . . i ternatlonal fantasia on next Thursday M“ and \"3- 1‘ L- Jones Md ”do. eiening b) the special and urgent re- and Ellis. .Iolin Simmell. who quest of a large umber of 1nuslc«'-lov been enjoying a w'ceks outing o'clock. and another excoptlonallylfine cotage. returned home this week. l program ls being prepared by Leader “N 1 Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sintmell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim-f \VOOd m— .\ I mell, Mr. [and Mrs. Samuel HEIDI“: I'View BeaCh and son Albert, Mr. and Mrs. John - llaupt and family, Fred ltuscoe. Arthur and Gilbert Bliss and John Dr. Dolley is at his home for a few Karl. of New Canaan, spent Sunday days. as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones and Mr. and \lis Harmon, ' 1:01.. Beers has returned after a‘ Schmidt. at Hickory Bluff. ' short stay with friends in Vermont. ! Slilf HOMMISSIUILR SEES RBADS HERE! The tennis court seems to be the most popular form of amusement at Harbor View, some very interesting: matches being seen. A large attendance is expected at t|lie regular Saturday night dance to- George I. BUXIOII Ollel‘s it) Give morrow evening and special propara tions are being made for the manyi Landtn Straighten Armory that will be there to enjoy the cven-I hi" i ~— . lug. “I ‘ State Highway Commissioner B. J. Be“ lSland annett of Hartford. and party, were in Norwalk yesterday afternoon. and. Captain Louvet is having extensive in company with Mayor Francis 1. alterations done to his ‘rNormandle" Burnell, Councilman Michael J. Rio‘r cottage. don, committee on streets. and City Enginees George WV, Sharron. the Arthur Clarke, who has been at commissioner made a very important Good Ground for the past few days, is trip of inspection to many of Nor- fluted home today. walk's streets that need immediate 'and substantial repairs. ' The party first \lslted the Armory Hill, and the straightening of the top of this dangerous stretch was taken into consideration by the ofllcials‘. c " George I. Enxton, a romlnent resi- Harry Harrison, 0: Brooklyn, N' Y" dent on Elm Crest. 1lviery generously, is at the Sound View for a few days. to furnish any land. gratis, that was Mr. Harrison is an old timer 0‘. the is ' needed to help straighten out this land and many of his friends will be bit of road This action on Mr B u. Ethel Money and Mrs. L. Wardell de- tented Marion Quinn and Winifred Money in the tennis tournament yes- terday. M i - . very glad to see him but to“ hem, m my much arms? .ROTON POINT PARK, TUESDAY, AUG. 18, 1914. elated. both by the Highway Commis ‘ Y .. . ‘ Packard Wright and Samuel Smea- “one, and the local officials The Name of Baby . ......... . ........ . .................... 'v'” on won the round robin tennis tour. 0“” 0’ NMW‘k and automobllists in Age of Baby (Years and Months) ...... : ................. .. . u“, nament, for junior boys, yesterday, and gsnéral also owe to Mr. Buxton a vote 1they deserve 3”“ credit '0’ “1°" 01_ thanks for this kindness. I Name of Parents .‘ ................. . ................... .. ... skilful playing, having not 1°“ “ ‘3‘ Next, the much discussed and crit- (S ................. .-. . . '. Q h the whole tournament. lclscd W estport “eh-“e was inspec- i Address of Parents treet and No.) .. ,. I . ted. It was Ié'lirned from the high-l On account 0‘ the meetings of the way commissioner that the contract; and the water sports committee. the avenue will be let on August 25 This' regular Friday night card party will news will be received with much up, not be held. All contestants in llthe juicing by all who have had occasion water sports of the Bell Island team to use this street The Highway Com-i are requested to meet It. the club mlgsloner also agreed to extend the house. this evenntg, for instruction.‘ iwmpori "gnu. paving as far as the s top of Mill Hill. and the paving oft The annual Boll Island minsn‘sl Mill Hill itself will be up to the City ihow will take plooo at tho club house, of Norrislk. The work on Winfield August 2841 Mahala! was street was also Ions over by the par- ! hold tut alibi. at tho kinds Goons ty, muses-mammals This visilptthonighway hum 1.qu Mandi: and . sales-loudness mus-occur. .. mmwflssfiifi-w r blank and mail it to Baby Show, Roton Point Park,” South NO!“ walk, Conn. week. Comb. tempt VI- Iii-do only m! M II ball by the man. but Alisa 'hlbna't‘ a“. “Monounsanoscosllonsllyinmntnanonnimmmmmndandlhomsndonbim. no," dbwmmummeuumuuomoimonsdh-mm soar tho was-l: masts. and “OIN-umnyalissusosl. PumjAlsmoIgboOsrpaahodis- covaodthohhnvassbottbmol A. 6&P. Best Potatoes, a peck ............................. 30¢ A. CD. 1’. SPECIALS 10:) Stamps with 1 large can B. Powder at .......... 50¢ Best Flour, a bag ................................. 80¢ THE GREATA.&P. TEA 00., 124 Washington St, South Norwalk Tel. Nr. 909. Free Dcliverv. Home Efficiency M We Hear a lot about increased efficiency in the Office and the factory, but what about the effici- ency of your home? Does the wife and mother still have to struggle wth antiquated equip- ment? A Gas Water Heater wi‘l greatly increis" the effici- ency of household WOIkvli saves . time, labor, patience and health. These heaters are reasonable in 1113‘ cost and in cost of Operation. Order One Today. The Unite Electric Light 81 Water Company. Last Of the Free Exhibitions Racing Hydro-Aeroplane , Aviator Jazk McGee. This Afternoon and Evening At Roton Point Park High tide this Afternoon 4.30 Shore Dinners "1k, ENTRY BLANK THE G REAT BIG BABY SHOW. .Thosc desiring to enter the contest will please 'fill out 311 Blanks will appear in this paper every night this It Is desiredtliat entries be mailed as soon as possible. the left hand by tho intruder. Alisa. ‘ who with Star: sergeant Spica, Lao been sleeping in a tent on the m ty for the past tpo weeks, was aisl- oned by tho bins In the shipplli .- 1 mutant ol the bulldlnl. and slit-C “3* ”TA“ st to investigate. Ho was Within FIRED LONDON, Ont. oscspsd over a loses W «Advertise ll TIC m i i ‘i
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