Buoy Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
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SATURDAY, AUG, 29. 1914
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Wants!
Classified
For . Sale,
Professional Cards,
{Miscellaneous
“Adah—Tc; Let,
Business and
and
Three Times, 50c.
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c;
Each Additional Word, 1 cent per-Insertion.
Price.
In Black-
residents at nearby shore resorts
, tion.
WANTED I
TO LET
FOR SALE
1
SMALL
size.
829 3t l
WANTED—AT ONCE.
(-hlclten coop. State price and
Address P. Care Sentinel,
WANTED—W 01 LB Y 01 \\ ORK:
ior $15 00 'per creek 8 hours a da\'.'
Woman wanted to distribute free
palliages Borax Washing Po11lier..
\l' ard Soap (30., 216 Institute Pi Chi- .
(use. 829 It
WANTED—GIRL OPERATOR ON
Singer power sewing mathine. Must
‘be experienced. Apply Tuesday, Sep- .
Ieulber lst. 3rd floor Swartz & Cor-
belt liuilding. a29 3t‘
WANTED—PLUMBERS AND TIN-
11ers; also an apprentice. A. E. Ben-
edict, 87 West St. So. Norwaik.
8.28 at
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for int calves.
95.00 for hob valves to fatten. H.
l‘rledman, Conn. Ave. Tel i151
029 (I
LOST
LOST—IN ROWAYTON, BUNCH
or keys. Reward for return to this
office. 8.29 2t
.You are strong and well,
Thet's pleasant.
.You hope to remain so.
’l‘hats natural.
.Yeur spine may get out of order.
That’s possible.
flou need some adjustments,
That’s evident.
Better start today.
That's Wisdom.
Non want the best,
That‘s proper. l
Painless methods“
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel, D. 0.
That's Important.
Offices 30 Nu'walk and stamtord.
That's, the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's III.
E BARTHOL. D. C.
I53 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p.111.
:11. to 5 pm.
Spinal Analysis Free.
FAYST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
AND TO ALL POINTS IN
SOUTH AND WEST.
Through car service to all important
Interior- points, making connections
(with daily through cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
vllie, Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St
souls and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
[York (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.
l'rHE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
- [Annlna J. Smith. Lessee.
George F. Foote. General Agent.
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Dorlon House
‘ (Grocery Boulevard)
LEAST NORWALK.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds “m
greatness Cooked
' to Order, ..
John B usury...
TELEPHONE CALL 720:,
”District of Norwslir. as. Probate
Court. August 7. A. 83.19131... ~19
Estate of Louis Burkett',
late 0!
Not-walk in said DIStl'ICt, deceased '
A The Court of Probate for the Dls~
of Norxv‘alk.
improvements,
, rooms.
I Sept. lst.
ibdbyswrencmtmor'vsprsioh
hath “111180017111 11- '-
TO LET—4 ROOMS. l4 TAYLOR,
Ave near West St_ Good Ioeation. I
829 3ii
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,FOR SALE—THE EIIKS'
.\'o. 68 South Main street.
the premises.
HOME.
Apply on
a29 61
TO LET — PLEASANT 1100.111
with board, prilate family, good ioca-E
tion Terms reasonable Address J.
care Sentinel, 829 3t
TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE WITH
6 Winfield St., East;
Norwalk. For terms apply to J. M.l
Lalton and (‘0. Inc., Sltailroad Ave..
South Norwalk Conn. 329 39
T0 LET—UPPER FLOOR, FIVE
part improvements. from
Apply 18 Rowan street.
a29 8t
T0 LET—EIGHT ROOM BRICK
house with all improvements, on Cot-
tage street. East Norwalk. Inquire at
Keeler's Shoe Store, opposite Hoyt's
Theatre. a29 3t
FOR RENT—HOUSE OI" TEN
rooms and bath, house oi five rooms
and bath, and 2 apartments. Apply]
at 53 West Ave., Monday and'Tuesdsy,
a28 3t
To LET—SECOND l-‘hOOR COR-
ner Van Zant and Osborne avenues.
electric lights and bath. Inquire, 59
Seaview avenue 828 3t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0-
catlon. Rent reasonable. I". Hopi). 35
Cove Ave., East Norwalk. 828 6t
To LET—APARTMENT, 6 ROOMS
and bath. Electric lights. gas, all im-
provements. Near South Norwalk
station. janitorservice. ,DccupanCy
at once, Albert Wellultz, 33 High $1..
Norwalk. Tel. 195-5. a2s 3t
'ro LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT
at 15 Orchard St., for small, well-
recommended iamlly. Rent 88. Tel.
869.. ' , ., \ 827 3t
'ro LET-FAT 2 Hron' 88'. TWO
connecting furnished rooms. with use
of kitchen, Also one room for gentle-
man. 827 st
TO LET—POUR. ROOMS. SECOND '
floor, 50 Osborne Ave.
borne Ave.
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Apply 57 Os-
827 (it
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS “’ITH IM-
provements. 9 Hlmllton Ave. In-
quire United Grocery Co. 824 ii
Tour—APARTMENT ON'CHAP-
el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
129 ti
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
i have it at last. What? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tlnworx,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money. .
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
I41 Wash. 82‘ Phene 1108-12 or 872
The New Science .
DEFINITION or 'cmnornac'nc.
Chiropractic“ the definition oi'tln
cameofthediseueandthe-fltt‘fll
adjusting the some. Disease is call}
which mittens manual-cos
Madhouvuaadmiwin
tateg-tmoinfltsdiflerentorgansaiiu
an... 2.8” a":
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was
snatching the am
to help you. , , t 'N
Magnetic, ' “lineal-82..
T Francis. D C
94 Washington 88. So. Nomlk. Conn,
Graduate. tron Palmer School. on
discoverer. . :._ g .
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.1 very reasonable price,
:170 feet deep, including gar
FOR SALE—IN NEW CANAAN.
3 year old colt. Not broken yet. At
Call for in-
Tei 317-2 Norwalk.
formation.
' 1129 It
FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ture. Apply Monday and Tuesday. 53
West Ave. a28 3t
FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT,
nearly new,
Sentinel. 8‘17 3t
FOR “LE—200 x 400 BUILDING
lots, (almost 2 acres) In
mile to trolley, electric light and tele
phone. mostly clear land, good road,i
restricted, only 2250 each. Thos, Bah,
com, Post Oiiice Bldg, Norwalk.
(:24 6t
FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELL-
ing, No. 74 West Ave., known as the,
Lot 75 feet front and
e and
barn. Terms will be made r asonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarts. 12 ti
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‘ Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7,.1914.
Rider house.
A. M.—-i:37x, 4:490. 5:24x,’ 5:42x,
6:09, 6:57x, 7:18x, 7:46, 8:18x, 8:59x,
9:18x, 9:40, 10:33x, 10:51x, 11:51.
P,M.:——113x,1:22x, 1:27, 3: 02!.
3: 29, 4: 42x, 5: 15:, 5: 45, 6: 028 6: 47.
7: 02x, 7: 45x, 9: 42x 10: 18:.
Sundays. ‘
A. M.——12:25x, 4: 48“, 5. 34!, 5: 42s,.
8:54,10:33x, ll: 30.
P. M.:—-12 50x, 2: 44!, 8102!. 4:428.
5:45, 6:021, 1282:: 7:12: 7:481: 7:"‘57x.
8:06g 9:428, 10:18x, 70:35.
NEw YORK To SOUTH NOBWALK.
A. M.———4:4Ix, 5:35. 6:45, 8:03x.
8:51x, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:05, 10:50x.
11:03. ' ‘
P. M.—-12:03. 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57,
3:3011, 3:55. 4:15t, 4:29, 5:05x, 5:24,
5:28, 6:01x. 6:07. 8:10x. 9:25, 9:40;
11:16x, 12:00x.
Sundays.
A M.:—6 00, 8: 03x, 9. 00x, 10: 02:,
10: 50x.
P.- Ill—12:10, 1:02x. 8:39x, 5:02x.
5:04, 6:01x, 7:09x, 8:10x. 9:00x, 9:408,
-10:00x. 11:15x, 12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:238. 1:17x, 6:05, 7:18.
9:16x, 10:18, 11:11:, 11:57:.
P. M.—-12:02, 1:20. 3:168, 4:28, 5:17,
6214!. 6:47, 7:09x, 9:24x. 110:51x.
11:06. . '
Sundays. ‘
A. M.:——12 23x 1: 18x, 7: 43, 9:16x.
10:19.11: 11x. ‘
P M.:-—il 57x. 2: 08x, 4: 46:, 6: 10x.
6:48, 7:09x, 8:28; 9:24x-f, 10:06:.
10: 51!. "
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY
A. 1‘.-4: 20, 6: 13, 8: 27. 9: 598.
P M.—1:25, 2:281. 4' 38, 5: 24!, 8: 20.
7:22. 1
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.. . Sundays.
a. 1...... av. .
_P ram-z 15. '1; 22.
‘3 til-Ilium
nsusbav 70 SOUTH nonwaut.
Anti—600, 7:.23 8:09 8:18; 10:03;
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1155. .
P. ELI—4 21, 0: 49, 8‘ 39.
' Sundays. ‘
A 1.1.4.7... 1115.
Pit—s: 48, 7:13;. 8:88
,i—Slgnines stops on signal only.
.-n-.-.Dlseontinued otter June 91:“;
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SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK: ' ‘
' play on the idle Hoar porch this after:-
x—«SIgnilies express.‘ ,
and at the same time you will
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
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should be in every family in Nerwalk. We welcome contribu- l
tions of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters, .
them to the office or telephone them to us.
owing to its completeness in re- 5
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
We went all newcomers to get the habit of looking for Tne
’Sentinei every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
be reading a newspaper that
mail
l Bell Island
A dance will be held at the Bell Is"
land Club this evening. l
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William R. Thompson, Jr., will be a
week—end visitor at the Island home of
his parents.
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Jack and William Hyde. who have'
_:been spending their vacation at the
lSound View. will return to their home,
:d.ay
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Many boats were washed ashore in‘
of debris All the tennis games that
were to be played today have been
'postponed.
1 Captain John Dillon and his sons,
Dedrlan and Gregory, and his nep-
hews. Eugene and Sidney Dolierty.
and Perry Bennett, of Hampton, N.‘
J., stopped at Dillon Lodge, Belle ls-
land, while on a tour through New
‘England, this week.
Word has been received here to the
eifect that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jar-g
hoe, former residents of, the Island,’
have been presented with a baby boy
Mrs. Jarboe. who was Ethel Manning,
~ before her marriage. was w-'cllknown
on the island as was her husband.
Both child and mother are doing nice ,
The Inclement weather of last even-
ing drove many of the members oi
,thc club to the club house to play in
the military euchre. Fifteen tables
were in operation. each representing
lsorne country~lhe table that won the
lmost dogs was in receipt oi a prize.
'The prize winners: Mr. and Mrs Blue
Mrs. Irving li‘erris, lsabelle Mac-Lech-
llan, Mrs. Charles Perry, Charles Per-
ry, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eylhnd
Mrs. Wfimt. True. William‘De:
marest and ms. (‘hatileid. The pussy-F
were very handsome as well as useful,-. ,
and the winners were very proud or,
what they earned. Those that attendfl ;
ed‘uere: Alexander llellinar, Winifred‘
Honey. Ethel Money. Mrs. George,
,Foote, Mr. and Mrs. M. Andrews,
'George Poole: Mrs. J Ferris. Mrs. C. i.
Mrs. Sherer. Mr. and Mrs. R. Flynu,§
Mr. and Mrs. C, Money. Miss Healy,§
C. F. Uhle, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Quinn,l
Mrs. William Gray. Mrs. William Hark-
and Mrs. K. Eyland. Mrs. D. Wadhams.’i
Mrs. E. E. Lowe, Mrs. Brush. Mr. and
Mrs. Strohmayer. Mr. and Mrs. c. .!
Perry.D D.Brush, Miss K. True. Mrs. G.
H. Wyatt. Mrs. H. J. Wyatt. Mrvand
Mrs. W. Thompson. H. l. Wyatt. Sid-
ney Wintringham. Harry MacLachlan,
George Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Scofleld,
Mr. and Mrs. "S Pardee. Mr. and Mrs,
R. Smith. Mr: and Mrs. H. P. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Louvat. Miss R. Cosgrlfi.
‘J: T Raftery. Miss Upson. Mrs. Rsll..
Percy Money and W. Wright. I
Harbor View Beac
‘ .lgrge number oL-tli’e: "Campfire V
Girls" Will re‘t'um to" Dish-“homes, inl
Greenwich today. l
All events that were on the program
as: today will ,he postponedaon Account
"' of the inclemdnt lm'athé-J‘
The Misses Henry. who have been
‘ enjoying a short stay at Harbor View,
will return to their homes in Mount
Vernon, N. Y. today.“
'i‘l'le' children will give a Jspauese,
:no'o’as The young: “ones have been re-
gdoubt,gi1e a
Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. E. Blue. Dr. andr
neas, Mrs. H. Chatlleld, L. Ssshlau. Mm ,
hearsing for a long time and 1iill,no
Roton l’olur
Roton Tide Table.
High tide today .......... 5:07 o'clock;
Viiigh tide tomorrou'.....
An excursion from
aboard the steamer
N1 111' York
"Commander” is
The regular Saturday evening dance?
will be enjoyed tonight at the dancrng'
Norwalk, last night's storm as well as all kinds pavilion
R. P. “floor will be in
George Robinson. of Roton Point,
takes some splendid pictures, and he'
You'll want'
writes splendid stories.
to read the one in another column of
today's Sentinel. i
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The long-looked for Carllsle‘s Wild
West show will start at the park on
‘Monday, and will provide a big treat.’
:The show is expected to arrive from
New York tomorrow. l
The preliminary contest for the]
prize one-step cup was not run off last
e1 enlng because of the w.eather The
first preliminary will be held on Tues‘
day evening of next 11 ask 5
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Arrangements have not yet
completed. but it the weather tonréu
row ls favorable. it is probable the
skiff races and tugotuar on the walk -
will be enjoyed at the bathing beach
tomorrow evening.
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The many friends of James Rilg'.
former manager of the Casino restaur-
ant, regret Ills leaving Roton. but wish;
him every success in his new enter
prise. Manager Neville Bayley will
look alter the restaurant business for;
tile' balancewof thil‘ small: " ' ‘ ‘1, ;
John Moriarit’y, a moulder at Meek
er‘s ioundry. was badly burned about'
his right hand and forearm x'jester‘dal
afternoon when a pot oi moulten. Iron
slipped from his grasp as he was can.
rylng it and fell to the floor As It
struck, the impact caused the red},
hot fluid to spatter and some of it
fell on hIs hand and forearm. All
the fingers were badly burned the
moulten iron burning in quite deep y.
while the forearm was severely;
burned. Dr. W. B. Burneli‘ was bur—i
'grledly called and he' dressed the ln-
liury. it will be some time before
inoriarlty v'vill be Ellie to resume his ‘
gwork at the foundry.
On Monday afternoon William Tet-
low, for many months director or the
boys at the Burrltt avenue playground
will. give up his charge. Jir. Tet’low‘
has made 'many lrl'ends, both among,
the boys and their" parents. and all
'will be sorry to lose so faithful and
emcient a worker. The best wishes:
for his sneeess follow Mr. Tetldw In",
his work in other cities Mr Tetlorv:
'will probably go West. ‘
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A large number at local menus are
planning to go to New York this utter-ll
‘ noon to meet Dr. and Mrs. Jean Dad
" mortie'r, who are expected tour-rive
In New1 York today aboard the, Olyrn
pic. from tendon. The severe” storm
'07 yesterday and last night may detain
'their steamer from arriving at its. pier
in New York until late this evening
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Mrs. Albert E. Winchester, and two
There will be no games at thg' playd
ground is allergen-“because (if the
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expected at the Point on Sepzember‘
Address‘ Ford” care of in New York city. this coming Mon- 4111. "
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begu-
sons. 91- Gibson Court, are expected-
" home today or tomorrow after en}oy-‘
, .ing a very pleasant visit with friends
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124 Washington St,
Best Butter, a pound .......
THE A. 68). P. TEA C0.
A. 81. P. SPECIALS A.&P.
. Best Flour, 3 barrel ......... .. ............ $6.40
Best Flour, a bag ......... .........' ........... 80¢'
14 lbs Sugar .................................. $1, 00
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South Norwalk
MAKE 7008
You will save
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Made in a law trains" .s
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""'I. vs",
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vs:
ail.-i£LL'-
Use a gal. 0:1
Exists. moi. 9
And 3 gals. Linscrtl OJ ".1 mix with it - -
You then make 7 3815- of pure paint for A.
It’s only 8 i. '6 per- 'gal. ' 'j
9:114:09" Jy can mix if," OIL W' ah the PAM.
" who: ixy 75:13. cl ready-losers: psi! b
13.1 p: .y $200 a gal. or $14.00.
..P.‘.l." .T is PURE WHITE LEAD,
.5... 1..-, .‘x lust-incur pain rmm‘ab (0:100 years. ,
to: :11‘ y t. a: I. PAINT you buy and it not the has!
can PAINT
' I THIS IS ROW
3...: L a .11. Semi-Mixed Real Pains,
at $3.170 per gel. -
punt made. 1: calm the palm and get All. your money hour.
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Chas. E. Dow, South Norwaizt.
bbell & Staples Hdwc 00., Norwaik
J" {cl/3.9
Pain! Makers.
N e w Y o P It.
ilii.::l:wccd & Palmer. Stamford
W, S. finger 3; Son, Westport. '
4 :gooons desirous of becoming}:ompctent and successlul Accountants.
blooper}. stamps... Secretaries. or Commercial T actress.
wrth assurance of employment, will find in the f, '
BRYANT &
STRATTON
_ COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
BOSTON
Nov-located in its new school h'nlldln.
' opportunity for study and practice on. c r the (llrcclioir' and supervisionof $7,.
of Well known and ex
lures“;
qe‘nprfl eorurndrcl.
Every possible r831
choc piand llealtl nl surroundings.
‘ oi terms and conditions LII? mail.
riencod renchc
course, Stenogektr
course, Civfiser'vice course. Commercial teacher's
ulsite is afforded for psrsouul solely, rapid progress,w
Th 5 school does not employ agents, solicitors. canvaaers or runners . fl
Persons who cannot call for personal interview n1: :y have printed informatlm 1
Will reopen September 8th.
manure, l'rim lpal, 334 Boylawn Street. Boston. t8
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33i Revision Street. amost desirable.-
noes-Se. Secretariaa
are
ROTON POINT PARK
Shore D nner s in the Casino Restaurant
,3}.
Bath house and Suit wee '
star 51 for
,5: .
u— LCMRIK 3";
' ., fans for sale.
’54 Water St
.1 angle. uaranteed for ever. 33- .
Reliance. guaranteed 5 years. 82.85. ‘ I
acuum Cleaners ......... '...sta.oo
Electric tans ...... $13. 50 to 017.50 " ’
We have several second-hand
Electric Wiring for Light In, '
Pcwer.
THE'WHITE ELECTRIC 30..
Electrical Engineers andg
Contractor's. . 5
South Ncrwslk. cs,
Phone 342-.3 ' ‘
REAL CAR HERE
,L), 3‘5 1‘
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Vail 28nd: Street
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_. RAYMOND
MODEL
Ball on user Telephone
senor & AYERS
Drstnbutors For Fairlisld bountyl
Highland
Have tanned a. tad: m: or thls- yer-y high class coal.- no its
preplred lo supply our customers either for present use or. flat.
stock. Rare Opportunity to place your winter ordera- . ‘..
BROTHERS
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