MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1914
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m m scorn NORWALK WING SEMINEL‘
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
‘Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
“Ads’ ’——To Let,
Business and
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.
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WANTED l
WANTED—YOI'NG GIRL WISHES'
position at light housework. Good
cook. inquire: 14 Reynolds St., East.
Norwalk. all; 3t
WANTED—EXIT RIE \'(‘ I‘ll GIRL
on tmerillg machine in paper box de- l To LET-FURNISHED 0R UN-l FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH. 23.
‘n.. 6 in. x 5 it, 5 in; l H. P. Barker
(liltll 8; Peabody (‘0
a]? 3i;
palimeni.
LADIES—$2.25 l)(’)Z. MAKING. .
plain aprons; Fascinating home busi-
ness; parcel post any distance.
Stamped envelope for particulars.
Hudson Mfg. (‘0. Providence, R, I.
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WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN- i
elal housework by experienced wom
an, lndelstands sewing, etc. Johnl
ilv’ubau, West Norwalk, Daiien, Conn.
In. F. 11,40. ‘ all at
WANTED — BOOKKEEPER IN
small factory, one willing to make
himself generally useful. Apply A. B.
C. Sentinel Offlt‘E. all fit
WANTED— A CLEVER GIRL.
sienography sud typewriiing; one of
some experience preferred. Apply 8
Myrtle sweet, East Norwalk. all 3t
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WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
55.00 for bob valves to fatton. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tf
lYou are strong‘ana well.
That’s pleasant.
Non hope to remain so.
That's natural. '
.Your spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
you need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today.
That's wisdom
.You want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C.
That’s important. ,
Offices '80. Norwsik and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. ‘C.
63 Meadow .St., South Norwalk,
7m89m
my Atlantic Se, Stamford. 9 s.
tn. to 5 p. in.
Spinal Analysis Free
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{(‘oun. Ave. Tel.
TO LET
FOR SALE
To LET—TWO FAMILY
22 Magnolia Ave. Six rooms each, with
improvements. Chicken (-001) and‘
large lot. Reasonable. C. L. James
1085-4 a15 3t
HOUSE. 9
lfully equipped.
FOR SALE -- RESTAURANT
Doing good cash bus-
iness. Owner has other interests and
will sacrifiCe. P. O. Box 463 South
Norwalk, Conn. all 3t
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furnished rooms. Centrally located
Mrs H. Ganun, 41 Chestnut street.
all 3t
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To LET—HOUSE. ANN ST, 8
rooms with all improv.ements Good}
chance for boarding house and table}
boarders. Apply at Tilley s Carriage
Factory. all (it
TO LET—ONE LARGE FURNISH-1
led loom, suitable for two persons,
also one small room. Call at any
time. Inquire 120 Washington St.,‘,
top floor right hand side. 5115 3t'
FOR RENT—DURABLE ioirooi“
auxiliary sloop “Estella Gerber." Pro-3
pared to carry sailing and fishing par.
ties. Prices reasonable. Apply Fred.
R Lovejoy, 41 Second street, East
Norwalk, Conn. 'Phone 713-5. a14 3t‘
TO LET—«APARTMENT ON CHAR.
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
329 if
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE. . ‘
l have it at last. What? Tip for
roofing, lenders 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,
141 Wish. St. Phone 1106-12 or 373
M W...
The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is can
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain, in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life‘ in the dimerent 0mm and
baths.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: Ilse curve.-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you:
Magnetic treatments given eioo.
T. Francis. D. C.
94 Washington at. SewNorwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Punter School. the
discoverer.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND‘ To ALL POINTS IN
.THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
.lnterlor points, making connections
with. daily through care to the foliOW-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Den-
Iver Indianapolis, nsas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock. klahoms City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat: leaves Pier 27 East River, New
[York .(foot of Cadrerine Sh), evbry
do? except Sunday at 3 p. m. FreTght
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwalk up to 5: 30 p in.
.THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Aiming J. Smith. Lessee.
George F. Posts. General Agent.
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Ilt'se. Wise men who anticipates the
seasons.
in Hot Weather it's well to have a
Denied Cellar. .
OUR COAL is GOOD COAL.
MASON SUPPLIES.
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.. R. HAROLD cox .
2 First St. ,, East NorwaIk.
Telephone 1454.
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Dotlon House
‘ (Gregory boulevard)-
am noawauc
W,
ShoreDmners and All kinds . ..
of Sea Food; Cooked
, men. Amsterdam can be, made
. for banquets upon short notice.
Investments
Invest in Life, Annuity or Life In.
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities. .
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE ’AND‘ EEAL ESTATI
155 Washington Street,
south Norwalk, cone. ' Tel. us
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Compo Inn
Westport, Conn.
Service .1. Cute noted
eases. Broilers and all Sea Foods in"
GONGEBT BY ORCHESTRA
, \DANGING EVERY EVENING.
’ »' MRS-$.1-WYH 'I ‘
Telephone connections, 9! Weapon.
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aseulL'r Tvrswnlress—n '0.
~ smith, Underwood,
_Romington, all other
,inakes, sold, rented,
" repaired. Rentals $5.
,per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
edict
Con
5Box 123, Rowayton, Conn.
, Ford 1
:122 South Main street.
‘magneto, wind-shield. top, etc.
“All“
engine good as neu.Scheb1er (arbu-
rater, magneto complete inventory of
accessories. For prlte. etc, address
a15 3t
CASES.
Parker
all .3
FOR SALE—SIX SHOW
two counters. Inquire at
:Pharmacy, North Main St.
FOR SALE—l TOURING
Flanders touring 1912,
’,liuick model 10, modeler,
roadster, 1 Abbott Detroit 1911.
Cadillac touring Will demonstrate
Phone 1622 2 or call Austin's Garage,
a~l~l 3t
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FORCED To SACRIFICE—1910. 35
H. P. touring car. Bosch highlension
Dem-
,onstrated after Aug. 16, at Hanford‘s
IGarage.
No reasonable offer refused.
Frank Wheeler, 4 Crescent Terrace.
1113 35
FOR SALE—WE OFFER COT“.
tage for sale that should interest
someone for home. Price and loca;
tion are right.‘ For particulars, IA)“
ton & Co., South Norwalk. Conn.
all fit
FOR 8ALE~LOTS, NICE LOCAL-
lty, small payments. building plans7
free to buyers. blaring Count. 00.. 123 '
Washington street. all) (it
FOR SALE-THE BRICK . DW ELI:
lug, No. 74 West Ave, known; as the;
Rider house. Lot 75 feet mm and
170 feet deep, including garage and
ham. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian -
13 u;
S warts.
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FOUND—BUNCH 0F KEYS. OWN-
er may have same byproving proper-
ty and paying for adv. Call at this
office all it
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Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain‘ 8. Saunders
ARBOROULTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
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Harry Tyrreli, who has been spend-
~ a few days of his vacation in the Cats-
kills, will return hoihe tonight.
The new Westport sewpr Which is
being constructed on Riverside ave-'
nus. is allnompleted except the out-
let. That will be ready in a short
time, it is expected.
Mrs. Anna Haviland and the Misses
Haviiand of Fairileid avenue left this
morning for s soiourn in Maine.
My, §usan G Mobiles has}
”from a two. weeks autonomic trip
through the White Mountains.
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«(pi-inst
ands—sunburn?
Miss Lillian Rudder, of south Main
, streetnhds been transferred from the
main outcome assistant to Mrs G.
Demiubd”'and Miss Bessie Field of
.Bu‘rritt a. ends, has accepted the posi
tion a; stenographer left vacant by
her promotion.
lily late
vgin
lock to keep at 2 o'diock
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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 T he
iSentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help usr
grid at the same time you will
hould be in every family in N:
tlons of shore items. Either give them to our
themrto the office or telephone them to us.
be reading a newspaper that
walk. We welcome contribu-
reporters, mail
Bell island
lierheri Thompson is spending his
two weeks vacation at the Island.
Harry Fallon of New York city is
the guest of Richard Leo for a few
days.
Mr. George Goering and daughter
'Lillian spent the week end at Court
Laurel.
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spending a few days at
View,
Charles Grim of Brooklyn N. Y.,
’was a week end visitor of Harold
,Clarhe.
Jack and William Hyde of Brook-
lyn. N, Y.. are at the Sound View for
two weeks.
lielen David has returned to her
home in Dunhury after a weeks stay
with Lorena Mac anlilflll,
There will be a rehearsal of the
licil Island Mlnstnelsv'ths evening a.
the Prince George Cottage.
fi~
llermar. Van Glahn of White Plains,
lN'. )2. was the guest of Alexander
‘Bellmer over the weekend.
Richard Knapp. of 390 Main street,
Danhury, has“ returned home after a
week spent at Belle Island,
law“:-
‘ 3.1m. (3.
8, Joyce, and two children,
':oi 386 Main' street. Dallbury, are at
Belle Island, for a vacation.
2547]“, Bell island swimming team ex.
pectslo capture many prizes at the
Tokeneke watersportsflAugust 29th.
Mrsnnd‘ Mrs, ‘hlichaels of New
.York city were the guests oi lir. and
'Mrs. PUP, Wright over the weekend.
Mrs. A. Kelleher dud lhree daugh-
ters Josephine, Margaret and Gather
ine are spending two weeks at Court
Laurel
A number of the young folks of the
Island spent yesterday afternoon and
evening at Smith‘s Island where they
held a dinner. Dancing and other
amusements were enjoyed.
May Devine of Brooklyn, Y., is
spending two weeks at Court Laurel.
Mrs. W. Hall of Brooklyn, N. Y., is
the guest of Mrs. George Poole for a
few weeks."
Mrs, Ezra Knapp, of 394 Main
stay at Sea Shell cottage. Belle Is.
land. and Is now motoring with
friends through the Berkshires.
William Smith and Kenneth Eyland
were defeated by Thomas Canty and
Herbert Thompson in the mens’ don-
bles in the tennis tournament. Wil-
liam Kent and Lewis _Wnrdeil were
defeated by Norton Leo and Steward
Whiteside‘,
Mrs. George Foote's servant girl
Was severely injured Saturday after-
noon when she put her hand through
the glass 'panel of a door After be-'
ing attended by a goon! physician,
'i
may she was able to go on with her house-
hold duties.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith enter-
tained the following guests over the
week end Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keyes'
of New York city. Mi‘s. P. H Mc-'
Nulty. Irene McNuity. milk Mc-
'anty of Great Neck, L 1.. Frank
O'Brien of New York city and George
its rwin of \Téw York city,
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Danbury friends of Mrs.
l-Iuhbell, who was Miss Alice Roth, in
Danbury, will be interested to learn
that while she and Mr ilubbéli were
staying at Sea Shell cottage. Dells
I
ve star-techs early." they thirty-pound ash. in. and Mrs Hub- was held at the pavilion and was very
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7 llen'iflocietyol the Methodist _ . piece
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Miss Adams of Newj York city is
the Sound
; managers of the contest have made ar-
streetrDanbury, has returned from a' .
' "International
furnished for the occasion.
:mtmbers of the party made llle trip
l by automobile. A number of pleasant
ieutertuinulent features had lJct‘Il at
ranged for as well as a shore (limp, :-
ln the afternoon. The baseball play-
ers in the society arranged a game
with the Methodist Young Men‘s t'lub
of Norwalk. Alter the game the shore
dinner was served. In the evening the
‘lllt‘l'illJGI‘S of the pa'l'iy enjoyed a sail
on the Sound in motor beats and the
return was made late that night.
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THIS WEEK ONLY
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There is absolutely no doubt but'
that the Roton Point baby show will
he the biggest and mom siltcess. til at
fair of its kind ever held in this sec
tion of the country; The interest the
fund parents of babies, both locaflly and
outof-iown, are taking in the contest
is remarkable, and greatly exceeds the
expectations of those responsible
putting the scheme illlo effect. Sinn-
ager Neville Hayley is ill New York
today where he is arranging for the
purchase of the prizes, which will be
very expensive and handsome, and
will do justice to the winners. Tile
lCi'
: rallgeulents for having a flat car cou-
vey the baby carriages irom Norwalk
and South Norwalk to Rotun l’oiut.
This car will leave the Nonvalk cur
barn at 1:15 o'clock sharp. and will
leuve from in l‘runt oi liuxllr's drug!
store at 1:30 o'clock sharp. This con-l
venience should be appreciated and
taken advantage of by the parents or
the contestants. An unusually largeI
number of interested spectators are“
expected to flock to the. park tomorrow
and take part in this contest.
Yesterday the bathing pavilion was
crowded in its capacity; hundreds en.
joyiug the favorabieness of the day
and tide to take a refreshing dip. The
Casino restaurant also-reports a very
thriving business for yesterday.
Although it is generally dull as furl
as church and Sunday school picnics
go during the month of August, Mann
ger- Hayley is constantly adding new
and attractive features that ,brlul' outl
‘private picnics by the score. After the
. .; baby show is over (‘ariisle's big “mi
west show will open for a week at thel
park. and this will undoubtede prove
a very enjoyable treat. {here will be
cowboys and cowgirls galore, together
with all the trimmings that go to make
up a genuine, hair raising wild west
performance.
The "moon dances" newly put into
operation in the dancing pavilion by
dancing. master 3.. P, Wilcox. are tak-
ing well by the dancers at the park.
The effect is decidedly novel, all the
lights being switched off. and an arti-
ficial moon beams from the rafters,
making the dance quite attractive.
The inventive genius of Harry Von
Dwingelo, the master mechanic of R0-
ton, is responsible for the interesting
Chocolate Sailing
Races" being held on the midway. The
scheme is nnovei one, and is a crowd
attractor. ‘ ‘
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Harbor View Beach
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Frank McLaren entertained a num-
ber of Brooklyn guests over the week
end '
Mts.’ George Hnyss bud Mr and
Mrs Meginnis as her guests as at the
week-end. , l
l L The Bluebird order of the Campfire
Girls‘ are enjhyhi'g the attractions at
Homer“! Harbor View'. They have flamed their .-
cottnge Camp Waheio
Charles“Whitehead has returned af-
ter. a long stay at Long Beach,1’. I.
The regular Saturday night dance
was
well attended. Special music
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Tomorrow afternoon a card party
will he held at the pavilion some
- very handsome prises have been 5.019..
ill; be served
I walk, Conn.
, ford, were united in marriage Satur- mory Hill. with his muffler wide open...
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100 Jam 5 wizh lcal \. Sr P. filling Ponder 50c
IU Stamps with I but. \ 8. I’ \inegar 10c 1
20 Slampx with i can A t‘. P (locus . . . 200
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ENTRY BLANK THE GREAT mo BABY Show.
ROTQN POINT PARK, TUESDAY, AUG. ,18. 1914.
Name of Baby ........................ . ................ . . . . . . .
\"c of llal v (Years and \lortlls)” . .................. . ..
Nellie of Parents ........................... ..... I ........ i .. . .
\(lilTCSS of Parents (Street :ilul\ . o.) ............ ‘ ....... I; ...... ‘
'i‘llose tlcslrilllr to enter the contest will please fill out thin
blank and mail it to llaln Show, Roton Point Park, South Nor-
Blanks will appear in this paper every night this
week. It is desired that entries be mailed as soon as possible.
GAVE A BIRTHDAY PARTY. I W. L. n.0,. .
'Master Jellies R, Ghioito, the young Team 5 ............... 4‘ 0 ,1 900 ;
son of Mr. and Mrs, A. Ghiotto of Bur ‘Team 6 ............... 1 ‘ *0 1.052%5“
rltt avenue was given a party Satur- Team 7 ............... 1 10 1.000 ‘ .
day afternoon in honor of his ninth Team 4 ............... 2 <20
birthday. About thirty-six of" his Team 3 ............... 1 :3
little friends joined in playing differ Team 1 ............... 1 "3
ant games and singing, after which Team 2 ........ 0 ;3
fl“.
they partook of different eatables.‘,
which n ere more than pleasing tol
William Benedict, of Hamilton av. L
the guests. Master James receivedlenpe. ““8 disc llarged “017} the Nor.
manv nice and useful' presents which walk hospital my; morning
he “as happy for Those present; Charles Driscoll of Strawberry Hill .,
were. Margaretl-ieidel, Helen Heidel, lwfisdiootogated on yesterd 1y for all—
Elizabeth Heidel, Ruth Heidei Frankgp‘i‘mffild Nadia, the motorman 01‘.
Heidel Minnie Rois, Louis Refs, Frank the trolley excursion car in the Wash
Reid. Ruth Herring. Freda Herring. . port wreck. Was discha‘rfen dSaturm.
Maris Herring. Margaret Reynolds, Stephen Bailey, of \ esm rt, was,
Vincent Reynolds Jackie Reynolds .admitted Saturday 'for medical tract-
Catherine Comstock, Harry Many, l
Lizzie Straub. James Ryan, Albert place, “as tilséhaiged Saturday
Ryan, Harryd’oungs, Dorothy Ghiotto, i Mrs. Carrie Siatlson, of Connecticut
Ruth Ulhs Edith Boeriutn, Alfred menus ‘ivas discharged Saturday?
Beeru‘m, Flank Liponno, Antonio} ""
Audino. San Pogano. Bennie Ricco.
Guedil Cello. Dominick Flore, Howud
NORW AL HOSIT. \Il \O'I‘ES
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Miss Emily Seymour. of Courtlnnd
As a result of the Norwalk pollen
force’s automobile speeding-urn
Joseph W. Nulilgan, of Danbury. was
Birdsall, James Ghiotto, Antonia hailed into court this morning"!
Ghiotto. 'speeding over 25 miles an hour on _
_. ‘ _ . ” Ipopular speedway, WEST. avenue.
BURRELL-FOERSTERMAN- cost Mr. Nulligan :14. 58
Miss Matilda Footsterman, of- Elyl ‘ ~' , : ‘
sVenue, and Frank Burreil of Siam Because he was speeding up the Alb
day evening by the Rev. M L Steup John E. Body, of Chestnut Hill, was,
on the German Lutheran parsonage arrested yesterday by Sergeant Thom.“
0n 6 Hamilton avenue. \ir. and Mrs as Leatherland. Judge Keogh lined.
But-roll are receiving the hearty,con- Mr. Body $5 on each count and ooltli
gratulations of many friends. Alter in corut this morning.‘
a brief wedding tour, the happy con-5|
pie will take up their residence in‘
Stamford. .
‘Thomas 'Keogh vvas given a permit“
this morning to install plumbing and
heating in‘cthe new house of Anna L. .
Wood, on Gregory Boulevard
‘ sassaau. av puuu‘g PLAY
. . declines. , , ,
Saturdays same: mm 5 and 3 Walter Smith. of New Cnndan, was
played Score: ii to 9 in lever of 51193131458 in court, this morning,
Teamg 5. ,Teams to play Tuesday are Judge John Keogh“ for ”will“! 9“
95%.. J.West avenue yesterday. Mr. Smith.
. Baubsli Luplie sanding. ms arrested by oncol- John smith.
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