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LASSIFIEDIAdvertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words orlLess, 25c;
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Price.
LID blflc K.
WANTED I
TO LET
WANTED — 3
house to house canvassers with 1:00d
references and good appearant;
Steady work and good pay to right
parties, Call Monday, 9:30 a, in. to
A- J. Colliu's Furniture (To. Ask forI
Mr. Case, 8.2 lt'
WANTED—3 ROOMS CEVTR AL—
EXPERIENCED 1..
TO LET—5 BEAUTIFUL LARGE}
Electric lights. bath, all
Second floor, 19 Hill.
Inquire 88
a2? 31
light rooms,
improvements.
side St., So, Norwalk.
West St., or phone 1385-2.
livery business on the premises, 1;:
Cross street. Sale starts at 10
oc'lock James H Magner
TO RENT-196 EAST AVENUE I
W lower floor. Five rooms and bath, all
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Iin1pro1ements, large yard. Inquire onI;
premises or at 17 Edlie Ave, E. N. I
ly located. for light housekeeping-
Thone 224-3. 6121 3t, 1122 3t
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-I To LET-NEWLY .FURNISHED
,eral housework by young Hungarian;
gill. I'nderstands English. Good
cook and laundress 60 Taylor Ave, from station Terms 81. 50 a week A. Iwafihiflgton street
{South Nor11alk.a2l 3tI
bedroom with use of kitchen for light
housekeeping. Fi1e minutes' walk
a22 3t
G. t‘ure Sentinel
’1 WANTED -— GOOD RELIABLEI
saleslady wanted for candy store 17
N Main St., 80. Nor11a1k. a20 3tI
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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. One who understands
cooking. Wages liberal. Mrs. J.
(Rose, 13 Osborne avenue, E, Norwalk I
I , a20 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
88.00 tor bob valves to tattsn. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
000 1:!
Non are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
1You hope to remain so,
That's natural.
1Your spine may get out at order,
That‘s possible.
you need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
iYou want the best, -
That's proper. l
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel. D. C.
That’s important.
Otdces So Nix-walk 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.
I117 Atlantic St., Stamford. 9 s.
m. to 5 p m.
l Spinal Analysis Free,
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTs'IN
1 .THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
Interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
Iver, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
.vllle Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
Work (foot 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.
ITHE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
George F. Foote. General Adept.
It's”— a wise man who anticipates the
seasons
lln Hot Weather it’s well to have a
Bottled Cellar.
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MASON SUPPLIES. ,-
' - R. HAROLD cox.
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Dorlon House
I ' 7 (Gregory Boulevard)
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Shore 1311111ch and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
" to Order. : _. ”
John E O’Sulhvanr
1 Prep.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
not giving the Um I MOO
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58,1 Westport, Conn
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. Steaks. 3161111111 11111121111' 60,inde in
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To LET—5 ROOMS DOWNSTAIRS‘
all improvements. 127 So Main St. I
Inquire of Mrs. White on premises. or
phone 221-3. 1121 31E
To RENT—SEPT. 15, 9-ACREI
farm, 10 room house, barn. plentyI
fruit 1 1-8 miles from New Canaan—I
Norwalk road. Buss four times daily. 1
Choice neighborhood, H. B. Slausou.
South Norwalk, 21 3t
FOR SALE—TVH) SOU\D \‘l ORK
horses Good for business or family:
use. inquire Crescent Laundry,
1120 31I
FOR SALE—MOTOR BOAT, 20 BYI
5 l-2 ft. beam, 2 cylinder, 8 horse
power. fully equipped. Can be bought
cheap inquire rooms 22 Keeler blag,‘
a20 3t
FORCED TO SACRIFICE—FIVE.'
passenger touring car. Bosch high-
tension magneto, top, wind-shield. etc.
Demonstrated at Haniord's Garage
any time. 8225 to immediate pur-
chaser. Frank Wheeler, 4 Crescent
Terrace. a20 3t
FOR SALE—THREE AUTO TIRES, I
28 x 3. Have been used but a short
time. Price reasonable. Inquire
Iaitei‘ 11 p 111.120 So Main St. 1119 31'
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To LET—TWO FAMILY HOUSE;I
22 Magnolia Ave Six rooms eacl1,wlth:
FOR BALE—MOTORCYCLE. POPE
1913 Twin chain drive, free engine,
Chicken coop and tires almost now. Will sell for 8100 Brooklyn. N y
improvements. ,
large lot. Reasonable. C. IA. .lamesIIto quick buyer 5‘ Mater 3" SO I
Conn Ave. Tel. 1085-4. 1121 (it NOTWI‘II“ Phone 3423‘ “9 3‘
TO LET—IDEAL APARTMENT.
conveniently situated. All modern
improvements. Inquire Jacob M. Lal-
ton Co. a20 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD L0
cation. rent reasonable. ' F. Hopp, 35
Cove Ave., E. Norwalk. 1120 (it
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, 8 CROS‘S'
Si. Rent 812. Inquire J. A Rudder land price very low. Address Christian '.:i is the Elle!" Of Charles Whitehead
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108 So. MainISt. Tel. 1342-5 320 st”
TO LET—APARTMENT. LARGE
airy rooms. Newly decorated. Elec-I
tric light and heat. Convenient toII
business center. inquire Taylor
Golden. 2120 at
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TO LET—APARTMENT ON CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
l have it. at last. What! Tin tor
rooting leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed (or 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money,
. HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 81:. Phone 1108-12 or 870
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition oi the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
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 rent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonising the nerve an
tents in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never r0-
to help you;
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T.Franc1s. D. C.
04 Washington at. 811. Norwslk, Conan
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discoverer. _ l
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Invest in Life, Annuity or Lite Ill-Ito defraud him by means of ambigw to be a very novel and amusing ar-
' come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities.
. c. T. MGGOVEBN
"MORENO: AND {SEAL ESTATE
188 Washington III-sot. . .
Ruth Not-walk. Conn. ” ‘ Tel. 845
BOSTON POST NOAID
'PomerOy refused to observe the terms
FOR SALE—RHODONOLIA PARK
large building lot. beautiful lo-.
cation. Price and terms of LaytonI
'& Co.,5 Railroad a1enue. 1119 3t
FOR BALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
iug, No. 74 West Ava. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
burn Terms will be made reasonableI
Swarm j: tl
FOUND.
FOUND—iN SOUTH NORWALK.
August 20 parasol which owner may
have by proving propertv and paying
charges. inquire Rowayton. Post Of
lice Box 142. a22 ltI
Elm Trees Sprayedl
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ansoncuuums'ra. In
sour» nonwauc. conn, 1
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For Up-to-dsts Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Office and Rilidanos ,
Telephone 004. ' 9
84 So. Main St., So. Nov-walk.
REBUI LT TYPEWRITERS—L. C
Smith Underwood
Remington all other!
makes. sold rented.
repaired. Rentals 85
per month. Machines
sold at 85 per month.
The Benedict News‘
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn.
' , IoupLEv E. Hov'r's surf.
Contractor
Pomeroy and Kennedy tor $32,000.
A suit in which 832, 000 damages is
1 claimed, um been filed in the Superior.
Court by Dudley E , Hoyt of Norwalk.
against Arthur C. Pomeroy oi? Stam-
ford and J. Sarsiield Kennedy. an ar-
chitsct or NewlYork. The suit grows
out of a contract Mr. Hoyt took to
erect a house at Wallaok's Point for
Mr Pomeroy, Mr Kennedy being the
supervising architect. The pialntlitI
alleges that the dalendantaoonsplred
ous, uncertain specifications; that Mr.
or the contract. which provided for
arbitration “111' matters in dispute; and
brought a suit against him malicious-
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IHlteI, of New IRochelle.
. ' I some i
t‘nlshhdledoufilq
Iand at the same time you. will be reading a new5paper
‘should be in every family in Norwalk. We welc0me contribu-
ron SALE‘ I
FOR SALE—AT Ai‘CTION 0N:
Tuesday, August 25th. 1 will sell my:
622 31 i
spend the week end with his parents.
IJean Mulvaney and Charles
, , head.
Brings Action Against I
ever‘hsld at this resort}; March's Cr-
ly and without probable cause; Which {1
sut ended favorable to Mr Hoyt; al— >I
so that, by attaching his property. the.
11111611 1116 his credit. Mr. Hoyt 111 a I
'realosmtej dealer and contractor.
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer I
Iresidents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re- I
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,
SUGAR AT (2031' I
THE A. (81', l’. ’l'liA CO.
124 Wishington St. South Nozwalk
that
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters,
mall I
them to the office or telephone them to us.
everybody said it was the best spag-:
Ihetti they had even tasted though
Iihey had quite a time eating itI
Among those present were William:
and Leslie Gray, (‘arl Lundburg, Olin:
} Bellhdand
Mrs. Birch is having her
painted and repaired.
cottage
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Gladys Bellaire, of Danbury, “I“! Ibiitbeturltegan: J1;u1:Ir IQuinn, t1ril
‘spend the week end with friends ’ O n an or Carl Hansen,
. Itdnard- \laul. Fred Annroonev, Tom
Morten Shepherd, of Danbury. will 1
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Scofield, Charles Bar1eti.l)ora Chap I
man, Louie. llubsrh and Mr. and Mrs. I
Helen McNulty, of Great Neck, I. 1., Learch and family. I
is spending a few days with Helen __.~.-________.~_
Smith. I I
George Goering and daughter Lil-I I
liun are spending the week end I“ Ducal theatre goers, having heard ol‘I
Coil" Laurel. the success achieved by ‘Cahiria,” andI
Mrs. William Leahy. Of New York having read the critic's accounts of the
city, is spending the week end at beauty and splendor of this mastel- l
Court Laurel. piece photo spectacle from the pen of.
Tonight the big nlinstrel show will Gabriele DAnnunzio. Italy' 11 literaryI
be held and all those that attend are genius. will doubtless crowd the StamI
sure to be pleased with the perform- ford Theatre, Aug. 24. 25. 26. twicei
ance daily ,to witness the projection of aI
Mrs John K. Cashaw. of Flatbush. 8250. 000 motion picture, in which 5.000
N. Y.. is spending a few days with actors and supers participated, and
Mrs. George F. Waters. of Hickory which it took two years to complete.
Bluff. I‘ Beginning with} the eruption of Mt. .
Roger Aiken. who has been the Aetna. In Sicily. n the first part, theI
, audiences sit as if in a trance. ualcha
guest of Sidney Wintringliam for a in lib 0 hi [I . I
d s has returned to his hemllu 5' spe 0““ ' specta EC “dt l1a1eI
tow ay ' neier before been equalled. and close-2
ly following the intresting story of theI
sweet little Cabiria. who, losing herI
home during the eruption, is rescuedI
by her nurse, only to fall into the
hands of Phoenician pirates. who car-I3
Iry her to Carthage, where she is sold'
Iin the slave market to the High Priest?
of the Temple of Moloch. who wishes.
her as a sacrifice to the god. TwiceI
saved irom the burning lire of the sac-
rlilclal 1111111. by Fulvius and 11111 giantl
slave Mat-late. Cablria. grown to beau-II
tilul womanhood is called Elessa andI
STAMFORD THEATRE NEXT
WEEK.
irauk 0' Brien, of New Rochelle. N.
Y. and Frank McNulty. of Great Neck.
L.l.,1vlll spend the week end with
William C. Smith.
Harbor View Beach
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Christopher Hayes of New York
city is the weekend guest of George
Hayes
l‘amhle Hudson of Long Beach, L.
for a few days. Illel native land
Mrs Thomas is entertaining MrsI
Mnrr and her two daughters of New 1
York City tor: a few days: I
The annual meeting 61 the HarborI-
View 1.1111111111115111 Association willI
be hell tlis coming Mednesdav. I
William I’ Dugau, Supt. of liondsI
and Blldgcs of New Jersey will be a IBOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK,
I1vaek- end visitor of Dr. 11‘. bit-Larch. I A. M-1:37x 4: ”III 5. 341,643,
G Schaaley of New York city. has 8'09, 8:571; 7:18x, 'I: 48 8:18x, 8: 59s.
given up his business cares for a few 9' 1811.9240. 10:3311 10:51x_11_51_
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Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7,1914.
9
James liammlil former Asst,
trict Attorney oi New York City will
ek-end with Dr. W Dar-
mend me “e . I A. M—12:25x 4: 4SII,
The ladies of Harbor View espec— I8 :4 $0.233: iii: 30
tally the mothers are' very pleased 1015.45' 8-09.; 7021: 719 7'45x 7'571.
t.‘ ‘ 1 ' “ I ' l - ~s - 1 .
see that the public beach is at 1118 '8:06x, 914211 10:18x, 10:35 .
being patroled by a life saver. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Weeks. of Nep-
their
days, so that he could 111111 his lam I P. M.——1: 1311 1.2211. 1: 27, 3: 021
I3c29, 4:4211, 5:15x, 5:45. 8:023, 0:47
1111 I7102x, 7:45x, 9:1211, Iozisx.
Sundays.
5:34:, 5:421: 1
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.1
111116 avenue. are entertaining A. M.—4:41x, 5:35. 6:15; 8:03x.I
niece. Miss Josie “011898“96910‘ HW‘ 8:51x, 9:15x, 10:09.11, 10;:15, 10:503.
thornE. N J., and friend, Miss Julia. 11:03.
Leddei‘ei‘. 01111119111011, N J ‘0' “'9 p 111—12: 03, 1:052 9:051, 2:
DI.
week .,
The young men or Harbor View
gave a card party in honor or Dr.
Kuehue of Jersey City last night.
Those that attended were Fred Stein.
John Sanford. Cyril White. George
Ackey, Arthur Askey. Carl Hansen.
White
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52,28 8:01x, 6:,07 81101:, 9:25, 9:40
11:15x, 12:00:.
Sundays.
P. M.-12:10, 1:02x. 3 39:. 5: 023
5:04, 6:011: 7: 091 8:10x. 9. 00x, 9: 403
The dance 1111111 11111111; new pavilion 1 1o: 00:. 11: 15:, 12 0011.
last night was the largest function'
’ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVE
A. M.——12:23x, 1:17x, 8. 05 7: 18.
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chestra of six pieces was the center
of attraction and were in store for
lots of applause for their skilliul play.
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new 111' Was held at the ~
A spag pa P. M.—-11. 57x, 2:0811, 424811, 6:10x.
Learc‘h home last night and it proved
ins of both clinics and ragtime 8:1-ix, 11:47, 7:01x, 9221:, 10:51“
Special retreshments were served tor 11:08. I
the accession, ‘_Tonigl1t_ moving pics . I
tures will be shown for the benefit sundays.' I
at the new Club House. .M.——12:23x 1:13x. 7:43, 9:16: I
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.——1:20, 6:13, 8.27. 9. 59x.
P M.:——1 25, 2; 282.4: 38, 5: Sit 6. 20
7. I22.
Sundays.
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_haves SeaCliff only— . 11.15. . _
, If '.9,-11.l, I3, -5II :1 o'clock I IIIP."‘lll.-.-4:2II1,I8:49,s;3o_
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$935099 miller condifioni. j .. . -
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a; June 21., I, ,
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rcspuntltnl 111 1111' Dali}
of flour 1111
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lmlxrs 111 Rutttulnlu
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making
bread Ctilllpt')>t‘ll of equal parts of flour 711111 potato. The
mixture is palatable.
I.(L\'l)(L\', Aug. 22. 9:30 a. 111.—.~\ dispatch to the ‘
Exchange ’l‘clcgnapll Company from Rome says that ac—
cordingto111cssagcsfrom licrlin the (icrman press is in—
dignant at Great Britain's acceptance of Japanese sup-
port. The leading papers declare that Germany will re- i
talizltc by stirring up an lslamitic revolution in India, I
Egypt. Tunis. Algeria and the Sudan, which will quick-
ly bring England land France to terms.
4:45 a. lll.—Tlle Times publish-
the publisher of the
has be en klilt’ll in action.
thiKIO, Aug. 22.——Japancsc newspapers that are I
sometimes officially inspired say that if Kiao Chow is to
be a prize of war. Japan may not be obliged to restore i
the German protectorate to China. Restoration, they say,‘
would lie conditional on the peaceful transfer of Kiao—
(how to japan l)\' German) ' ‘
'll1e lxoclii says that the (xernlan ambassador to Jap‘
nu.(1'uunt.\.l\c.\'. will sail for Seattle on .‘111g'ust26. A' I
number of German officials have already left on the
steamer China for San Francisco. it
There is absorbing interest in the, arrival at Peking: i
of the recently appointed Japanese Minister to China,
Eki Hioki H1: is txpct'tcll to bring about a fricndlyI un- I
llcrslnnding bctuccn ]apun and China ~ " '
Captain Dmitri \ assiliefl' naval attache at the Rus-
sian c111l1ass_1 Iin \\ ashington, 11110 stopped here Q}; his 1.
way to the l'nitctl States said that Russia 11ml 4500.000
men ready to strike and probably they would 511111671331.
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liaellckcr Guide Books,
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