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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26, 1914
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THE SOUTH NORWALX EVENING 52"?!an
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Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
LMiscellaneous
“Ads”——To Let,
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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DIED 1 . TO LET son SALE 1
TO LET—SIX ROOMS AT 4 FOR SALE—A T\‘\ 0 t l l l\'DER1
DIED—AT DARIEN. .CT. Al'lll'S’l‘
".1111 William Clarkson SelleC'k in
his (rind year Funeral from his late
residenre. Darien
at ;‘ .30 p.111
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WANTED
WANTED —'.SlTUA1TIO.\' llY
young married man, 22 .veal's old.
‘.‘1111erlcan. l'nderstands automobiles.
and the care of horses, but willing to
do any kind of work References. Ad—
dress .l. H, S. care 01‘ Sentinel.
a26 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
Friday, August :151
Inquire F
a 23 31
Cross street. Rent. $12.00.
D, Lawton, 171 So. Main St
1 TO LET—LOWER FLOOR OF
house 3 rooms, at 14 Reynolds street.
Last .\‘orw,alk Rent 88 00. Inquire
R. Hawkins. 8 Ilaviland Si 825 iii
1
To LET—TWO on T811121:
rooms, with all improvements. in-
quire 61 Spring St. 9.25 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS “'ITII 151-:
In-‘
1124 it 1
provements. 9 Hamilton Ave.
quire l'ni ted Grocery C0.
1
To LET—FIRST FLOOR.
chard St. All improvements
7 0R-
Rent
Bui<k touring car in good running or- 1
der. Cheap it" sold at out e. Good rea- 1
fson for selling, 1 Bayview Place,1‘
East Norwalk.
826 31}
FOR SALE—MUST SELL FOUR
passenger touring car immediately.1
Full equipment. Detachable tonneau
makes car suitable for business or
pleasure Demonstrated any time be- 1
fore Saturday. No reasonable offer
refused. Frank Wheeler, 4 Crescent
Terrace, a25 6t 1
1
FOR SALE—200 x 400 BUILDING'
lots,. (almost 2 acres) in Norwalk.
mile to trolley, electric light and tele-
phone, mostly clear land, good road
residents at nearby shore resorts
..
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep—
tion. We want all newcomers to
,Sentinel every afternoon, because
'and at the same tune you will
get the habit of looking for The
by so doing you will help us,
be reading a newspaper that‘
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welCOme contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give
them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to us.
Mmmm
Dorothy Shafler is a visitor for a few"
days at Court Laurel.
Evelyn Home, 0! New York city, is
enjoying a few weeks at the lsland.
Dorothy Melbourne, of Bethel. is
spending a few enjoyable days at
Court Laurel. 1
The round robin tennis tournament
for ladies will be played off today on
the club court 1
Mrs. w. Coen and Mrs. P. Shatter,
'5- 0° 10" 90b "1"” 9° tatten. 8 $20. Inquire Dr. W. J. Tracey or F, J lrestricted only '250 each Thou'13’1“‘ot New York city, are expected at the
Friedman, Conn Ave Tel 1151
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LOST.
LOST—-l.\v ROWAYTON. BUNCH
or keys. Reward for return to this
office. 826 ll
LOST—BETWEEN ROTON POINT
and South Norwalk a man's brown
velour hat. Finder please phone 282.
. . a251t
W
.1011 are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
tYou hope to remain so,
'l‘hht's natural.
Kour spine may get out or order,
That's possible.
Nou'ueed some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today.
That’s wisdom.
.You,,want the best, 1.
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthol, D. C.
That's important.
1 Offices So Norwalk and Stamford.
That’s the ri
Delays are danger‘o I, "
That'o an,
E BARTHOL D. C.
53 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
..7mspm
n07 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
p‘ 1 $1,:‘ 9
'b
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‘FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
. THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
Interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow
.' mg points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
War, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
.vllle, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 Eastltlver, New
[York (foot of Catherine St), every
day enoopt Sunday, at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. In. and
at South Norwalk up to 5; 30 p.111.
,THE'. NonwApK sreANaOAT LINE
'.. Analog J. Smith, Lessee, 1
George F.‘ Foote. General Agent.
,,
—llt's a wise man who a'nticipatea— 111'.
peasons.
In Hot Weather it's well tol have a_
floaled Cellar.
OUROOAL ls oooo GOAI...
.1 . MAsoN enemas.
waist
t’ “HOBO 00X.“
1 Donahue.
em thorn-Ia. -
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824 3t
'ro LET—FIRST FLOOR, 6?.
Meadow St.
attic. improvements. Rent 814.
1qulm C. Smith, 22 Lowndes Ave. Tel.
1124 at.
1361.
and High St, opposite Trinity (.‘l1ur< 11,
all improvements, eight rooms and
bath. Also two furnished rooms suit
able for light housekeeping at 2 High
street. 824 3t
TO LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, CEN-
venlences including electric lights and
bath Ver3 moderate rent to desire
his party. Apply J. M. Layton &. Co.
1125 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED FROVI‘
rooms, large and airy. 11 Chestnut: St.
8241 3t
furnished rooms.
Mrs. ILGanuwAg Chestnut street.
1124 at
1
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r71 .75"- 11‘1 1
To LETJAPAR'I'MENT ox CHAP
-el St. [dunks 64 South Main St.
' 129 t!
BUSINESS NOTICES 1
NOTICE.
'l have it at last. What? Tin‘tor
roofing, loaders and: utters that Is
maranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their 'l‘inwork.
Plumbidg and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,‘
141 Wash. 81'. Phone 1106-12 or 373
The New SCicnce
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
some or the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease in cans»
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 difloront organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors reinovo the cause or
disease antl- pain health is restored
throth harmonizing the nerve an
. toms in. your 0061:. Female troubles
given special attention: also ohm
turn or the spine. You will never re-
gret giving» the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T Francis, D. C
04‘ Washington 84.. Mo
Graduate from Palmer
kg‘ca‘ngn
hi, the
' ‘ nos'rON POST 11511...
‘Westport, Conn
noted, 10:! '7
1.; .Bbeaksnsroilers and all Boa Foods in
Service, a" ll. , Carts, .
season. Arrangements can be made
,'torbanqnet€.dponsl10rtnotice.'
'mcma avariv ’ei/‘ENIN.
com, Post Othce Bldg, Norwalk
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live rooms and two 1111 FOR SALE_THE BRICK DWELI’
ln- ,lng, N" 7‘ West “'9' known 35 ”‘9 now on exhibition at the club houae. 1‘
trally located, from Sept. lst. All con .
'ro LET—roastsnan 'on UN-1.
Centrally; located.
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' 11: 55:.
a24 6t
Rider house. Lot 75 feet trout and.
170 test deep, including garage and}
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
70 LET—HOUSE, comm: w nsr and price vervlow Addreawhristlan mittee follow: 4:. H. Belmar.
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Timetable ‘
IN EFFECT JUNE 7. "1‘4.
A M.:—l 37x, 4: 49", 5: 34!, 5142!,
6: 09, 6: 57x, 7: 1811.7 4:6, 8: 18:, 8:59x,
9. 18x, 9 :.40 10:33x,10:5lx,!1'51
P. .\l.:-—l 13x,l:22x,1:°7, 3:02x,
3:29, 4:4211, 5:15x,5 4:5, 6 :6; Q.
720211, 7:45x, 9:42x, 10: 18x.
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a. 111.—12: 21x, 4: 4811, 5: 34‘:
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is: 45 6: 021., 7: aria-.7: 12. 7: 45s, 7. 57a,
73:06.1, 9:4211, 10:18: 10: 35.
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NEW YORK rMoum' Nome/Ante?
A. M .:-—4 41:, 5: 35, 6:45.820331,
,8:51x, 9:151, 10:02:, 10: 05, 10:50:.
11:03.
P. Ill—12: 03 1:05. 2: 04x, 2. :57.
11:31:11, 3:55, 4:151, 429 5:67.11, 5:24,
5:28, 6: 6111, 6: 07, 8.101.111.9311.
11:15:, 12: 00!. '
5-4,
5: 42:
Sundays.
A M.:—6 00, 8: 03:. 14:00:. l0: 02:,
10: 50:.
P. M.:—12 10,1:0211. 3: 89x. ‘5: 02:,
5. 04,6: 01: 7. 0917, 8:101, 9: 00:, 9: 40x,
10:00:, 11:15:. 12:00:.
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:231., 1:171, 6:05,~7:18.
9:1611. 10:18,11:11x, 11:571. .
P. M.:——12 03. 1: 20. 3: 16:4: 28, 5: 17.1
6:141, 6: 47, 7109:, 6:241, . 10: 51:,
11:06. I .
A:
71-11 .4
sundayo. '.;
A. M.—12:23x 1: 13:, 7: 48, 9:18;
10:19,11:11x.
P. M.——ll: 57x, 2: 08:, 4. ‘46:,
6: 48, 7: 09:, 8: 28:, 9:24x-t,10;083,
10: 51x
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SOUTH NONWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.--.‘l: 20, 6: 11.3, 8. 27, 9:591.
RIM-11217112 286; 4138, 5:2“, 6. 20,
7:22.
Sundays.
A. M ——10 37.
P 56—2: 15.7: 22
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A. 1114-81017, 7:26 8:60 8. is. 1111136111,“
P. BIL—14‘: 21: 6: 49 ‘8: 30.
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'- ”Sundays.
A‘. 1119-7: 65, 11: 4s.- '
'P M;--’-6548,' 7. 18:. 7136:
'Ix-eSlgnlii‘es express. , "
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sourn NORWALK TO NEW 801114.15
: A, ,‘msé‘ putvdqaexpected to 111111th-
“ 117118131 this 11881111111 sport £1.11...- great
".'.‘,_1' gm“
you attendedf-hlt cvsaln‘g,-dnd the .
pictures were extra line owing to thb"
hot that a nemanrta-in barman pur- .. ..
cbased and erected. "
Court Laurel Club today
A large picture was taken of the
minstral show Saturday night, and is
The nomination committee [or 1914‘
has been elected. Those 011 the coin-
Hickey, ll. W. Plant and 'l. A. Weed. 1
The dance at the Norwalk Yacht
(‘.iub‘was very well attended, last eve
ping. and everyone present seemed to
enjoy the dflnl’t‘. Fulford's orchestra
turniahed the music. \
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“The regular Tuesday afternoon curd
pollty was held. yesterday. and a very(
enjoyable time was had. The winners
inflow: . Mrs. George Poole. Mrs.
Phantom and Mrs. Hall. . , 1
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1 ‘ “ Ilrityjuchre will, be heldtl M‘ meeting at the club house. last 91:11:» ~ “in. mm”, dance “as lcld
the club house. August 28th. There are
a large number»! entries already and
‘lriends as
‘ Springfield.
.it friends. 1
J. B.’,
‘ Pete"
Muss.
leaves today tor
where >l.e will 1:5-
Diving on" the upper 17111111.v off [11'
club house seems to be :1 very popular
sport, and some very skillful diving
is seen.
Peggy Frost leaves tomorrow for an
extended trip up the Hudson River.
__.._.._
Tokeneke.
On August 29th. at 2:30 p. 111..
the
Tokeneke Club, which hold their an»
nual water sports. Various events will
be contested and the competition will
be ver keen owing to the fact that
other clubs have been invited to par-
ticipate.
Oue’hali' swim.
75-yard swim.
Fancy diving.
Plunge for distance.
Double canoe race.
Canoe tilting.
50-yard swim for ladies.
Fancy diving for ladies.
25-yard swim. 15 years and under.
25-yard swim, 10 years and under.
Fancy diving,
Plunge for distance,
under.
Tub race.
Hickory Bluff.
The rov'ernlng committee of the
.\‘orw‘alk Yacht (‘luh hell :1 ront‘: no
12 ytars 11nd
111g. in the absence of (.‘omniodire
f. boot: Cut-«:10
\
The order of events i‘oliow: """‘
boys under 15 years.1
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A. 81. P. Specials A. 81 P.
Best Flour, 2 barrel ............................. $6.40
Best r‘lour, a bag ................................. 80¢
14 Lbs. Sugar ................................. $1.00
Best Butter, a pound ............................. 34¢
THE 91.681, P. TEA CO.
124 Washington St, South Norwalk 1
r1_sr_..._-_.._.... _ .-.__..
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ROTON POINT PAR?
Shore Dinners in the Casino Restaurant
Bath house and Suit week days 25c
W EritOCKI'C- 7")
3
DOWN.
licLIbt‘AUJ. .11'.i"l SALSSJDQ
Reliance, guaran.eed 5 years.82.as
Vacuum (Reapers. .. . . . . . . $16.00
inecme Fans. .. . . 513.50 to 817%50
‘(e have sexual second-hand
fan. :er sale.
lliectl’c Wiring for
Power
THE WHlTE ELECTRlC CO.
E ec.riral Engmeera and
Contractors. ‘
54 Water St. South Norwaik, 06.
Phone 342-3. 1,,
Light and
REAL CAR HERE. ,
1915
', Van Zandt Street.
=32__,_ u..:-._.-.--..'- _. .—
f .‘V- ' \
1\\’i.liam H.133 ngtm‘. the presiding of-
‘(ilb 1' was \‘ictor \Y.‘ ems. Several
writers of interest to it .e 111‘) were
41.5 ussed
.at
the .\‘ortnlk inch:
MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
REDDY & AYERS ~ 1 9
Distrihntors For Fairlield County
flu), last night.
1915
Ajax Tires-
1‘ W
About twenty-five couples',n'§re in at—
tendante, and :1 very enioyable time
was had. Fillft)i‘l‘15‘ otclaastrfi pro-
vided music '.ltitl'. var. pic asin‘g to
the (lane ers. The next dance will be
in: 11 en szt'nlny ('11-;1‘117': of next week,
mmmittw-expocta twenty- tl-ve ta- 1
bias in operation that night. ,-
zed. ‘ own—'— 1
Ralph Farrell leaves Friday
1'Youngstown. Ohio. where he will take
a position with the United Studio ‘3?”
Corporation Hf! large
1
wish him a ve'r3 In
On Thursday evening, September 6d.1‘
the Bell Island Club will hold their 1111-1
nual business meeting. at which time?
the election 01 officers will take place.
and other important “huflne‘ss 'wml
'cdina ‘hp for discussion.
The Misses ”Whey held a "tea ut'
their home.~yaswday, in honor of
Heldn and Frank Mcblnlt‘y. 0! 6112821
Neck, 1, 1‘. Among the guests wero:1
Helen and Ethel Smith. Lorena 111:1:-
, lmchlan, the Misses .\ioney.1Wllllam
smith add Ra .‘Farflll
On Friday evening of this week the
,members of the, Court Laurel Club. 01111
Pine Point. will enjoy a merry ’bus ,.
ride to C09 Cpb, at which place a din-
ner will be enjoyed, The hp; will leave:
the Cliitord drug store. on South Maln1
streetuat 7 0 'Clock sharp; and will;
leave the club house at .57 30 o‘clock ‘
time is expecmdg,
Harbor View: Beach
fiche 111-1611681169“; 1111111111111 are
spending the week at the Idle Hour
The moving pictu're show was very
1".
0315's 116111 of Europe is‘ 1350
week at the Idle Hour Cottage. Mrs.
Lilly tells some very interesting stor-
ion or her adventurous trip and. her. ,7
trouble in getting passage back home
‘.;. lii'P,E"‘»’:1"i.§ g 5581'?
f the various. prizes
'3'...
wT 6 winners
3‘86 1M!
the gold 77 ch fob Mrs. Haw-
1111114: 12‘ gbid 3:64.188 3811116114111 8111185,
Mrs.
1536555 “87316”
Mutants served.
7015‘ ‘
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M3111 career. ‘1‘."1“
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' Thursday.
and 23 inches deep: ('0'.
4
1.561 [hutseuv
9by 12 it.
.,_ _7 1
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6 by 12 fl., Regularly1$l
7 ft; 'th113 fi. 6,
9 “53:32 ft, Regularly £12!
: ' $2 .95
on the Fourth Floor. the
Final Clearance Sale of
'62:"):00 Wardrobe Trunks,
, at (1.15. 00
As illustrated. 15 111111111. high, 22 inches in: l
bound with black vulcanized. lllzrc.
$35. 00 Wardrobe Trunks at $23. 50
. Covered and bound with black fibre; imerio? 51.513 ,
r t with every'pncki‘nn“ convenience
1,. $45. 00 Wardrobe Trunks at».
Made of three ply veneer oasuvaor mvcrrd with
heavy canvas and 1151:1111 Avitn itdrhh‘: 25d film-3'. ‘ ‘ '
lid Fiiduy. or ll‘le Firth lilcir
'.- 'Regplarly $8. 50 10‘572'2 50
.1535, 00 to 15.00-
Reaalarly $1035 to $29.20“?
.. ‘ , Algerian Porch Rugs
sizes 4 by 711:, Regularly 68 11632 9,, .1
6 by 9 ft, Regularly? $036,435”
Regularly 8818.505:
12 b} 18 ft,Ilegt‘rlra‘rlyl‘.116340.00,a
W omens anti .lllisses‘9 eraraiq,
five hundred garments.
which will in oliuetl at these (.'\‘.rnor.lin:11'ily low prices: ', 7
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$4.75 88. 50 ' . l,
. - " "l
01"'11111 prices \1c1 ,‘int 22 .10 " » ' '_' i
crc d 'vvitli cam as 1111.1 .,
29." ”
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.11 Summer Rugs "and Mama
, Colonial Homespun 111195511 Wool 111': Rugs
27 b\' 04 in..Rev:-.1.1r1~,"95(~. til 33" 1311)).9' “ ‘7. 0'; {ll 31,?”
00 by 60 in.,ltu.ruls1:lv $150 :11- 75c" ‘7'lr.'lf.l 8115-5. iii 3,1735
~ 1 4 113"" I ft.. Regularly $8. 50,131 at 31, "4:5 9 l)}'_1.“ « 'RiG.’ 45, ‘ .ii 9,85
6 by 9 ft 3‘1 82.. 8'5 to 7.50 ‘-, 111111123 1.; 1.... .1. 3222's .1: ‘12 ~51:
=11; Reylarly $5 .25 30 5‘1' ) 00- .51 1.12 by 1.) if; Pea-11.1131 "32.25,. at 19,00
b ' l at “ . ' .
7 £116 " 1‘ fl 6 ‘ $4'75 h ““0 .‘ Prairie Grass Bugs
.27 in; :14 in,
. “2"" g ..
:‘g’,
0011::
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The ‘mniexi' ' gn‘v.
and black S11 gcs anti Galmrdines. .-lI(3pli(-r(l Checks, Velvet Uor‘dtu’bt,
Roman Stripes and Smith Pluirls. Tu' 11-11, Mniie 11nd Royalty bulls. All of '
.566: 1 Clo... ace. 3‘: 12f-
‘23 113116 f6; Regularly $1.45,
6 by 9 !t., lienu‘arlv $4; 75, '-
111'118 11:11)}? it) ft," Regularly $7 50
51241.; Regularly 6‘9. 00,;
does of Inlh‘id Linoleum _
iat1780 and 950 yard '
ltr- gulnrly 95e,;
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