n
- I much supreme.
SATURDAY, AUG. 15, 1914
‘-
Wants!
Classified
For Sale.
Miscella
Professional Cards, and
“Ads”——To Let,
Business and
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Three Times, 50c.
LASSIF'IEDfiAdvertisements on this‘ page, Twenty Five Words or Less, 25c;
Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Price.
porting local happenings.
WANTED
I To LET
’2'3'Cr3i
The Sentinel has alway. bCCn considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
The present season is to be no excep-
be reading a newspaper that
In blue!" tion. We went 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
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu—
FOR SALE tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters,
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL WISHES“
position at light housework. Good
cook. Inquire 14 Reynolds St., East
Norwalk. a15 3t
WANTED — 3 EXPERIENCED
house to house canvassers. (lood ap-
pearaiue and good references. Steadv
work and good pav to right parties;
(‘all at A. J, Collins Furniture Co.,
Monday morning, 9:30. Ask for Mr.
Case. all} It
WANTED—SITUATIOV AT GEV‘ ichance for boarding 1101189 and table, Buick’ model 10,1‘0adster,
eral housework by experienced w-om
nu, Understands sewing, etc John
Kuban, West Norw,alk Darien, Conn.,
lit. F. D. 40. all 3t
WANTED — BOOKKEEPER
small 'factory,
himself generally useful.
10. Sentinel Office.
improvements.
large lot.
1Conn. Ave. Tel.
Chicken coop and
Reasonable.
1085-4 815 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED on UN
it‘urnished rooms. Centrally located
Mrs H. Ganun, 41 Chestnut street.
, 314 at
I
TO LET—HOUSE, ANN ST,
rooms with all luiprovnenients Good
boarders
Factor).
Apply at Tilley's Caririage
all 3t
1 FOR RENT—DURABLE 40 FOOT;
{auxiliary sloop “Estella Gerber " Pre-'
IN‘
one willing to make?
Apply A. B.‘
ail 311
pared to carry sailing and fishing par-
ties. Prices reasonable. Apply Fred
F, lovejoy. 41 Second street, East
Norwalk, Conn._ ’Phoue 713—5. all in
WANTED— A CLEYER GIRL,
sicnography and typewriting; one of
some experience preferred. Apply 8
Myrtle street, East Norwalk. 314 3t
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
settle and poultry. Beet market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
madman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 t!
You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant.
You hope to remain so,
That's natural.
.Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
Sou need some adjustments,
That’s evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
.You want the beef,
That's proper.
Painless methods. .
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthol, D. C.
That's important.
Offices 80. Norwalk 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 p. 111.
I07 Atlantic St., Stamford. 9 a.
m. to 5 p rn.
Spinal Analysis Free.
FAST FREIGHT, LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
1 THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
Interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den-
;ver Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City.
boat loaves Pier 27 East River, New
[York (fool. of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday, at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
|'I'HE NORWALK sTEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
George F.- Foote. General Agent.
It's a. wise man who anticipates the
seasons.
«In Hot Weather it’s well to have a
pooled Cellar.
oun COAL Is cooo‘cOALf
,.
a. HAROLD cox.
2 First St. ' East Norwalk.
Telephone 1454. ,
W—“T—g— _"
Dorion House
1. ‘ (Gregory Boulevard)
' ' 'EAsr nonwALK‘
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
Freight ~
board, with every improvement. Rea-
sonable rates. Apply at 88 West St.
or 'phone 1385-2. 1113 3t
walk station. OcCupancy at once. Al-
bert Wellnltz. 33 High St., Norwalk.
Tel. 195-5. sill 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
129 If
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
l have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinworl,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
m
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition 0: the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is eons
ed by a wrench. twist or eprnin in
the back. Even if done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cenee of
‘ disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve an
tems in your body. Flemnlo troubles
given special attention: also curve-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor 9. chance
to help you.
Magnetic treetruelus given eloo.
,T. Francis, D. C.
It Washington St., 8e. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate Iron Palmer School. the
discoverer.
Investments
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities. '
c. 'r. Mcdovenn
mounANce AND nsAL ESTATE
158' Washington Street.
Comb Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 845
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn
Service, a la Carts, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Amngementsmoen be made
for banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA_
DANCING EVERY EVENING."
MR8. M. LEVY.
._ Telephone Con‘neetlone, 98 Weeepert.
Mr~~23~r
aesulL-r rvrswnlrsns—L c.
in.
-' sold, rented,
TO LET—TWO FAMILY HOUSE.1
22 Magnolia Ave. Six rooms each, with‘
C, L. James}
TO LET—LARGE ROOMS WITH":
TO LET—APARTMENT. sot. ‘
rooms and ‘bath, electric lights. gas.
all improvements, near South Nor:
I41 Weeh. at Phene 110512 or 373‘
FOR SALE-OPEN LAI' NCH,
22
mail
them to the office or telephone them to us.
’ft.. 6 in. x 5 It, 6 inn, 4 H. P. Barker
jengine, good as new. Schebler carbu-
rator, magneto, complete inventory or
accessories. For prlte. 51c. address.
:Box I‘. 3, Rowayton, Conn. 1115 iii1 ROTON POINT TIDE TABLE-
_| High Tide at Roton today 5:15
CASES odour-tomorrow at 6:16 oelock.
Parker.
all .11
Roton Point I
l
'| FOR SALE—SIX silow
Itwo counters. Inquire at
Pharmacy, .‘orth Main St
Tuesday an unusually attractive
display of fireworks will be show’u,
providing, of course, the state oi the
weather permits.
3! FOR SALE—1 TOURING ' 1913
Ford 1 Flanders touring 1912, l
1 Brush‘
roadster, 1 Abbott Detroit 1911, 1‘
lCadilIac touring. Will demonstrate
Phone 16222 or call Austin’s Garage,
122 South Main street. a-14 3t
FORCED To SACRIFICE—1910. 35
H. P. touring car. Bosch high-tension
Imagneto, wind-shield, top, etc. Dern-’
tonstrated after Aug. 16. at Hanford's,
lGarage. No reasonable offer refused:
Frank Wheeler, 4 Crescent Terrace,
.1113 3t
I
Manager Neyille Barley will go to:
New York 011 Monday to purchase the‘
valuable and handsome prizes to be
awarded to the winning babies. These
prizes will be on exhibition at ’the
point.
The regular dance will be held this
evening in Roton Point dancing pa-
vilion, and a large number of dancers
have made preparations to be in at-j
itendance. The pavilion is under the
capable management of R. P. Wilcox,
Roton's danCIng instructor.
, FOR SALE— WE OFFER COT-
iiage for sale that should interest
someone for home. Price and loca-'
tion are right For particulars Lat- was passed last night at the moon-
ton & Co., South Norwalk Conn dante given In the dancing pavilion
all (it under the auspices of the Washing
ton Camp, P. O. S A. A good- sized
FOR SALE—LOTS, NICE LOCAL- crowd was present and enjoyed an
ity, small payments, building plans evening of pleasure Thomas Mc-
free to buyers Mariug Const Co 123 Cullum headed the committee who
Washington street. all) (it worked for the success attained.
l
A successful and enjoyable owning"
I
of Shippan Point, de-l
McGee‘s challenge yes‘
tcrday afternoon to a 81.000 raCe
across the waters of the sound In
their hydro-aeroplanes. .\Ir. Fay re-
fused to race for the reason that his
Aviator Pay,
1. _ .. l
FOR 8A E THE BRICK DWLLI: dined "Jack"
lug, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian machine was several hundred pounds
Swartz. 33 tf‘
.Iightcr than McGee's. and for this
‘ 'Ireason did not consider his chances
LOST ieven In the event of a race,
LOST—COLLIE DOG, BROWNI
and white, strap for collar. with ring
attached. Reward. Tel. 784-3 1115 3t
[till Illltit
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Friends of George Robinson, at
Rotcn Point will be pleased to get
a glimpse OLA". Robinson ideas on
'woman-sunrue.« He has Ideas on this
mini question that are most convinc-
fing, and be is)” no means backward
In expressing them, only he clothes
the bare facts In a glory of love and
00“"1 ““8““ 151 A- D.. 1914- ' :humor. Mr. Robinson Is a summer:
Whereas, written application haslresident at Rotor). running the parki
been made to this Court for adminis. photographer's gallery during the
tratlon of the Estate In Connertlcut of summer months_ , I
Stanley H. Lcwndes fits of the vil-‘ "—-
lege of Northport in the Town of Yesterday marked the close of the
Huntington. County of Suflolk, and interesting and daring flights of Avia-
State of New York, deceased. itor Jack Notice, the clever airman,
Ordered, That said application .be who has been thrilling people'ln this
board and determined at the Probate filcinity for the past week with his
Office in Norwalk, on the 25th day of exhibition hydro—aeroplane. Nor-Walk
E Belle
Invest In Life. Annuity or Life in- , ‘
, Estate are requested to make
August. 1914. at 10 o'clock «forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested there-
in by publishing this order in a
newspaper having circulation In said
District, at least ten days before said
day of hearing.
Court. August 7. A. 1)., 1914.
Estate of Louis Burnett. late of
North“: In said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed slx months' from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted‘ to said
im-
mediate payment to .
RUTH S. BURKETT.
39-1522-29 , ‘ summon-am:
AT BELL ISLAND,
SATURDAY. ,AUGUST 15TH.
‘WATER SPORTS.
Norwalk Yacht Club "
Norwalk Country Club
' Bell Island Club
Commencing at Two (2) o'CIoek.
All contestants are requested to
met and report to John Cos. at the end
,of Bell Island Club 'pier..- ,
' AMERICAN SAND
. .53 the after-neon.
;“
Hen”. . »
Prison will be awarded Saturday
' (vetting.- u 8: 80. in the Club room.
11ers kindly. attend.
irritant oiuhe «é invited to the
.1110 spurts; due, to the
t content
when doom-nap
‘me ct. e.‘
HENRY “I. GREGORY,
, V Judge.
District 'of Norwalk, 3b.? Probate”.
“:5!
.4
of 89th Norwalk, will play during-
Rantellfifli ,
{Sensing after the Sport. In the Clair ’
:wIlI regret to loae Mr. McGee and
his interesting nights. McGee was
:under the omelentr management of
Fred Henly, who knows a thing or
two In the aviation game.
. .
I Close onto a hundred babies have
lbeen entered in Roton‘s big baby
'show. to be given at the park on» Tues-
day afternoon of next week. and the
blanks continue to come In not only
local Norwalk, but the mothers or
nearby cities are becoming interested
lin this great event, and are register-
ing their babies to participate. Local
physicians will be among the Judges
at the contest, and every thing points
to a tremendous success
Bell Island
Ella McGov era of New York city is
at Court Laurel for a week
I
I
Elza Hertz of Brooklyn,N . Y. is thoI
guest of Ethel Money- for a few days“ '
..__1£“‘_...._.
8
~.—.—.
Eagleson of New York city will be
the guests of Charles Money today. -
At the meeting of the Belle Island
Improvement Association. last night,
regular routine business was dis
cussed.
Q.
I
dies} tennis tourngrneut.‘
Mrs Joseph Adler and son William! ,
, of New York city are spending
few days at Court Label. I
William Lee Baldwin and ,Thomai’;
Catherine Farrell andClara . Kent
were defeated yesterday by Elizabethlw
”(out and Charlotte Money in the la- Hm Isl-Hymn
Harry Macmillan and William C.
water sports this afternoon and most
01' the residents were busy this nioln-
ll.g decorating their houses. The
Island ('luJ \\il‘. be lie-:mratctl
in line style.
Harbor View Beach
Elsie Asky is in Virginia tor a. long
stay with friends.
liaisey Seigel is spending a
days with flu.- Misses Leann.
I e '~.'.'
The regular Saturday night dance
will be held at the pavilion lL-L‘lgili.
Dr. llailey and A. Cornell went on a
fishing trip yesterday. A large catch
was reported.
Mr. and Mrs. it. \t'. Mcginnis, of New
iork city, will motor up to visit Mr.
and Airs. George Ilayes.
Mrs P, F. Banigan, of New Ytrk
city, is the guest or‘ he r niece, Mrs. J.
J Hawkins. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cornell, of
Mrs. W. Built)", for a few days.
Country Club
The theft of automobile tires a few
weeks ago brought the fact forcibly to
the mind of the house committee that
more lights were needed about the
grounds and In the shed where the
machines are parked In the evenings.
So, accordingly.
ed whereby more lights should be
placed about the grounds and yester-
lday found them hanging and ready.
The chute-the-chute tor balliors,
which was slashed a week ago, has
been impaired-nudist now available for
use to $3 swimmers.
‘._.,_- -.p-N...“
OPENINC (If THE ,PAIIAIIIA
CANAL TODAY
(Continued front First Page.)
the canal and governor of the zone,
was on the bridge beside Captain Suke-
forth, of the steamer. together with
Cnpt‘alu Hugh ltodmau. U. s. N. su
perintendent of transportation, who
has overseen the plans tor putting the
first ship through.
Other distinguished persons Includ-
cd President Forms. of the Republic of
Panama, and his staff.
The Panama. National Band, and the
New.
York city, are the guests of Dr, and];
a. decision was reach‘ ~
regimental band of the Tenth United:
States Infantry, played the Star Span-
gled Banner as the ship pulltid away,
but the music was almost drowned by
the whistles of. the steamers, in the
harbor.
To assure unimpeded passage for
the Ancon. all of the trafllc. including
the working boats in Gulebra Cut, was
brought to a standstill from early this
noon. Several thousand canal work-
ers enjoyed a holiday. and they. to-
geteher with villagers of all types from
the surrounding »territory, lined the
banks at various vantage points.
The Ancon was fully loaded-with thv1
'regular cargo that she had brought
from New York. the cargo having been
purposely left on board to give the
canal a full test- with the ship drawing
its full depth of Water.
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A. (S, P. SPEC-I \LS
Best Potatoes, a peck ............................. 30¢ 1
loo $1."..an xvii—1 : larsc can 8. Powder at .......... 50¢ ~' ,
Best Flour. a bag ................................. 80¢ é.
THE (.RrATAfiP. I EA C0.,
124 Washington St., South Norwalk ,
Tel. no. 909. r . ce lit-livery 2
War Bulletins I
l’(l.\'lll l_\'. .\u;:. 15. 8 21. Ill.“.\ dispatch ti. Renter's
'l‘clcgram Coriipatiy from St. l’t‘lt‘f>l)1ll‘;[ says that Grand
Duke Nicholas. cominandcr—iikcliict of the Russian army,
fur the ‘
has addressed a manifesto to Poland, appca tiling
loiait} of the Poles and promising tbcui autonomy in
return. The manifesto rcatls: "I
“'I'bc lmur has suulldt'tl when the sacred dreams of
A hundred and fifty years
ago the livingr body of Poland was turn to pieces. but her
your fathers 111‘.'i_v be realized.
soul survived and she lived in hope that for the Polish .‘
people would come an hour of regeneration and reconcilia-
tion with Russia. ' g
"The Russian army brings you the solemn news of
ibis reconciliation which cfi’accs the frontiers. st‘ve'ring the I
’1 lisb people whom it unites conjointly, under the sccpe
ire of the czar of Russia. l'mlcr this sceptrc l'oland will
be burn again, {rec in licr religion and her language, and
autouonmus.
"Russia expects from you only the loyalty to which
history has bound you. With oncn heart and a brotherly
band extended. tircat Russia comes to meet you. She bier.
licvcs that the sword which struck her at
Greuncwald is not yet rusted. ,'
“Russia from the shore; of the Pacific (lccau to the '
North Sea marches in arms. The life '
couinicnt‘cs for you. In this glorious dawn is seen the
signof the cross—the symbol of sufi'cring and the resur-
rcctiou of :1 pmplc."
cncmics
dawn of :1 new ,’
LUNIX'IN, 3:30 a. 111., Aug.
of Renter's Telegram Companv at Trieste. Austria—Hun—
garv his dispatch toniinw 1)} “av of \mstcrdum tcle— ' .\ Qt,
graphs that the \ustriau‘Llovd Steamship tompanv has
dispnttbtd the steamer \\ urmbinnd to l‘olc to bring to
'I‘ricstc the survivors of the stcamcr liarou iiautscb. The
Baron (iuutscb was destroyed by :1 mine off the Island of. ;
I.ussin and 150 of‘ the passengers and crew lost. Arr ‘
equal number survived and most of them are without ‘ '
means. The captain of the Wurmbrand was authorized
to a lvance the moncv necessary for the immediate needs
‘ of the regularly, who include many \v.oni-cn
15.———'l‘hc Correspondent
is
PARIS, Aug. 1.1. 12:25 a. lib—It official‘y .an- __
nounccd that a number of (it-1111.111 spics are operating
among the French troops in Alsace. The postmaster and
mayor of ’I‘hnun, a town tv'clvc miles northwest of Muel—
bauscn. were detected in tluc act of spying, and shot.
The War Office states that in the operations at Liege v .
the ‘vclgians captured 2,000 prisoners, \\ 1111c the l rcnch on
the frontier took more than 1.500 prisoners. V’,
SI—lANGHAI. Aug. I4.—'l‘wo warships, cach having 1,
four tunnels. badly damagcd and carrying many \vound—
cd, entered the harbor at Hong Kong yesterday. Their 2
identity has not been learned here. but the vessels are be-
licv ed to be either the British urmorcd cruisers Minotaur '
and Hampshire, or the breach arn10redcruisers Dupleix
and Montcalm. They are reported to have had an engage- ;
mcnt with the German cruisers of the same type.)
VSclliarnliorst and Gneiscnau. .
'ST I’E'I‘ERSBUIIG via London, Aug 158 a lit.
, —-Thc Russian government promises Poland freedom in:
the matter of religion and language and autonomy if the'
Poles are loyal 1n the present struggle with Germany and
Austria—Hungary.
,, ROTON POINT PARK, TUESDAY AUG 8, 1914.,
,1 Name oi Baby. ..... . . -. .. .. .............. .. .‘..‘.1
Age of Baby (Years and Months)” ............... .2. . . .....
Big Baby Show
Next Tuesday Afternoon.
Entry-Blanks Will he Found-inThsPaper}
Dancing Every Evening
.‘ .‘
NamcoiParents .....
‘Address ofaParcn'tn (Sttfect and No. )7...
',.blank and mail it to Baby. Show, Rotont [Point Park. South Now
Walk, Conn. , Blanks vviII appear in this paper every night this
Showings;
ENTRY BLANK THE GREAT BIG BABY SHOW.
'lhoac desiring to cuter the contest will please fill out till!
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