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‘ Classified “Ads”———To Let, A. & p SPECIALS A. & p. .
lsss ......... NEWS NNNN lHE NNNN ..
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an s . PrOfeSSional card-S, and Best Flour a bag ......... 85¢
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{Miscellaneous 3 Best Bu...., 3 pound. ............................ 35¢
_ E . The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer .'
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c; New“ at "My We "5°” 0sz“ m emblems m "- THE A. (El. P. TEA CO. 7"
- . porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep- ‘
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- “on we mm an newwmers .0 get the habit of looking for The 124 W h. S S h N alk .
face 01' Caps, Double Price. Sentinel every afternoon, because by .0 doing you will help us, E as IflgtOIl L, Olii orw
land at the same time you will be reading a. newspaper that l /_
should be. in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu- ' ‘ “ F ' ’1 “ ‘ ' ' ’ ‘ ”
WANTED TO LET FOR SALE tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. One willing to go to the
lily October first. Telephone 10‘23
s1 3t
' WANTED—CATTLE AND i’Oi'ir'
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$7 .50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, t‘onnecti-
(-ut avenue. Tel 130, :1 tr.
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WANTED—GIRL FOR Gilei-IRAI.‘
housework. Apply Mrs. ii. P, Wright.
Belle island. 331 ill.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, cows. calves and poultry.
Pay more than any dealer in town!
[Bob calves to fatten, $6 to 37. Fat
calves, 12c: and 13c. lb. Joseph L.
Hickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21
331 12t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY OR
gentleman wanted to act as local rep—
resentative by large piano factory.
Nice clean businesa and steady em-
ployment with great opportunity for
advancement. Experience not neces-
sary, but must be ambitious and have
clean record. Addres. giving past
experience and reasons for
Opportunity, care Sentinel. a31 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE, SMALL
chicken coop. State price and size.
Address P. Care Sentinel. a29 3t
WANTED—GIRL OPERATOR 0N
Singer power sewing machine. Must
be experienced. Apply Tuesday, .Sep«
tember 1st. 3rd floor Swartz d: Cor~
belt Building, 829 3t
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL'niNDs
settle and poultry. Best market prices
psid Extra prices for do: vulva.
35.00 for bob valves to tattoo. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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LOST
LOST—CORNER FORT POINT
street end Van Zant avenue. pocket-
book, containing 336. 00 in bills—
3-105, 15 and a1 and lie in stage:
also, No. 4 Conn. Cepcheck. award.
Return M J. Lynch, Mansion House.
31 1t
LOST—A PLATINUM BAR PIN, AT
Baton Point'dance hall. the evening
of August 31'. lileward offered for its
return. Inquire Sentinel Oillce. 81 1t
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
.Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
El’rrop.
Tanzrnous CALL 120.
, For Unto-dots Servleo Coll
. FREDH. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embsimer.
Office and Residence
. Telephone. 904.
84. 80, Main so, 80. Nomlk.
_,." 'For a number of days the women of
West Norwalk have been very proud,
ahd they have a right to be, for a
number 0 .the man got together and
paint'e'd the Union-Chapel a‘iid lit l'031'ta
‘ “Wilt“ Some of us never knew before
whether prét’tylslittie bullshit?“
The men gave their work free of.
., charge, each man gave as mpchE time
i Eas he could spare, and one man gave
’ " . a. week. 0:: Friday 0: nos
leaving, ‘
-. South Norwsl-k, Conn.
“- ,
TO LET—ONE OR TWO NICELYE
furnished front rooms. in a
home.
hill. Apply 18 Taylor Ave.
private , Complete.
Conveniently located on theEsonable.
sl 3! l Tayldr, 527 Conn. Avet. Bridgeport. ct. .
FOR SALE—M ERRY—GO-RO U N 1),
them to the office or telephone them to us.
in good condition. Hea-
For particulars, write G. A.
Bell island
a3l 3t
TO LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, CEN-E Cards will he enjoyed at the Belle
trally located. from Sept. lst. All con-l FOR SALE—THE ELKS' HOME, island (‘lub today.
veniences including electric lights andExo. 68 south Main street. Apply on -——-—
bath. Very moderate rent to desira- the premises. still (it A dance will be held 'at the Norwalk
ble party. Apply J. M. Layton & Col. Yacht Club this evening.
at 3t: FOR SALE—FORD RUNABOUT.
'nearly new. Address “Ford" care of William C. Smith has returned al-
FOR RENT—DURABLE ill-FOOT Sentinel. a2? 3! ter an extended western trip.'
auxiliary sloop “Estella Gerber." Pre-
Epared to carry sailing and fishing par-
.ties',
Prices reasonable. Apply Fred
41 Second street. East
'Phone 713-5.
a3l 3t
F. Lovejoy.
Norwalk, Conn.
TO LET—HOUSE CORNER 01“
West and High Sta, South Norwalk
opposite Trinity Church, eight rooms,
bath, all improvements, newly paper
ed and varnished throughout. In-
quire, 2 High street. ’ a31 3i
TO LET-4 ROOMS. 14 TAYLOR
Ave. near West St.’ Good 10cation.
To ' LET .— PbEASANT ROOM
with board, private family, good loca-
tion. Terms reasonable, Address J.
care Sentinel. a29 3t
s‘ro LET—6 noon Hogan WITH
improvements, 6 Winfield St, East
Norwalk. For terms apply to 1.1M.
Layton and (30., inc., 5 Railroad Ave,
South Nor-walk, Conn. 329 at
TO LET—UPPER. FIDO“, FIVE
rooms, part improvements, from
Sept. lst. Apply 18 Rowan street.
a29 3t
To LET—EIGHT ROOM BRICK
house with all improvements. on Cot-
tage street. East Norwalk. Inquire at.
Keeler's Shoe Store, opposite Hoy'tslotlier towns in the State.
Theatre. a29 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD [40-
cotton; Rent reasonable. F. Hopp. as.
Cove Ave., East Norwalk. a28 fit
To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH IM-
provements. it Hamilton Ave. In-
quire Unlted Grocery Co. s24 tr
T0 LET—«APARTMENT 0N CRAP!
61 St. Inquire Si South Main St
1‘39 t1
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO—MUST BE MOVED ‘A’i‘E
once Will store with right party pod
give free use or sell cheap' Breaking
up housekeeping or wo Quiet, in-
strument go. Conditlo‘h part i had
mahogany case. May be seen near
center of South Norwslk. Write at
once, as I am moving. 'P. 0. Box 1513
s31 3t
BUSINESS horrcas
NOTICE."
I have It st list. What? Tin tor
=m0fll‘, lesderssnd gutters mtll
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
- are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Hosting because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEOELEIN.
Mi Wash. at, ~Phonojlild-12 or]?!
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‘4 foil lhiiod some meats,
mars evident.
Better burl today.
That's wisdom. .
You want the best,
--.'rhatfs proper.
Painless methods.
That's dimflminstion.
That's‘ as ortsnt. '
“has. 8,0 all!“ and shallots.
p,.
on..." are dangeroii '3'
That’s sits I'm
E. BARTHOL. D. (3.,
63 Meadow St, South Nowell. '
i733 P-m- .
1071“)“chth
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received at Norwsik up toss p. m. and
It soon: Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m.
‘29 at y. liable
lacilon‘ ‘flsshsve not paid during the
A masquerade dance will be held
Saturday evening at the pavilion.
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELir
ing, No. 74 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and —-———-——
170 feet deep, including garage andI A new sign has been
barn. 'l‘hrms will be made reasonablelthe bridge in reference
and price very low. Address Christian EglowE
Swsrtz. 13 if:
placed upon
to driving
W,_.__ .___.M . m Moving pictures will be a feature 01'
STATE OF CONNECTICUT Thursdat nights program at Harbor
Treasury Department iew
Taxes on investments
l
Fred Manchester of Providence, R.
I. will be a guest of Captain Louvot
for the coming week.
All persons owning bonds or notes
to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer. Hartford. Ct.
for tints.E
A circular letter will he sent when
requested explaining the proper way
to paylthis tax.
A law will be introduced in the
next General Assembly. and will be
urged for [insert 6, taxing estates at
the local rates or all the time own-
ed byEdecedenis on such chosen in
George Ileyer of New York city has
returned to his home after a pleasant.
week-end at Court Laurel.
Eveian Romme has returned to
three weeks‘ stay at the Well cot-
tage. l
Mrs. K. Raftery slid Rita Cosgrlfi
have returned to their homes in
Brooklyn after a week‘s stay at the
"Normandle Cottage."
Marguerite Louvot and the Misses
Ford of Brooklyn. N. Y., have return-
ed 'to their homes after spending the‘
weekend otthe Island. .-
iife oritho Wner
lure of a penalty
Savings Bank deposits are not lia-
Me to tax in the owner's name
Money in bank (not 11 Saving
Bank) can pay the (our smili tax as i
shown-in the circular letter. E, ,
Lists of property liable to a..ltu
are to he had on} no of hlti'i‘oll '1st.
in Waterbury; as of May'lst, in
Middletown: as of June l‘stflsidNew
Haven: as of July let. lmWaiilug-
f:ord as of September lst,in,1iridge-
port; and as of Octobor i_._st in. all
This}; in the. na-
of moving pictures this' morning. A
rescue scene by Thelmh‘ Bornltz and
This tax may be paid to the State 'Jefl‘MQ Whitehead was zone of
Treasurer, At Any Time and exempts features
(or one or more yous bemoan nd
after the date. 01 laymen). to the
Treasurer. but Must Be Paid before Junior Quinn defeated K. Eylsnd
the date when the local tax list in yesterday in the men‘s' singles Mr.
due Qulh‘n is the scratch man in the tour-
Enquire of your bunker or write
. . . E)’ a
to the Treasurer at Hartford. . Enament and allowed MT land
large handicap.
Falwnrd S. Roberts. Treasurer. .
'“_ Dorotln Bauer the famous swimmer
of Hastings. N. Y:. who swam the
The New seience . Tappan Zee in four hours. will swim
DEFINITION "OF CHIROPRACTIG.Elrom Hickory Bluff to Smiths island
Chiroprootio is the definition 0: tnoltoday Florence Blue of Rowol'ton
We of the disease and. the or: 0! will accompany her on the long swim.
sdinsting the some. Disease is can
ed by s wrench, twist or sprain in
Windows: it done in childhood
itdresltesolnehed servos-sham in‘
inter life in them torm- and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
diluent sud- poin, hoolth is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sn-
toms in your body. “mole troubles
given spooisl attention: also our-v»
moor tho spine. You will never ro-
mt airing the Chiropractor o ousnoe
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given oloo.
T. Francis, D. C .
N Washington 80. N can.
Graduate mahmuomi. the
Roton Point "
Roton Tide Table.
High Tide today, 9:00 o‘clock.
High Tide tomorrow, 9:50 o'clock.
Carllsle‘s wild west is proving a
great attraction.
ed.the thrilling performances yester-
day afternoon and evening. it is a
show certainly worth seeing.
As the weather is warming up some.
what. the batb‘inngavllf‘on business is
starting to boom. Private‘ picnics.
continue to come unsnnonnced to
enjoy the pleasures of the park daily.
m
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK Aha TO ALL relays m . . _
THE hon-r“ AND Wm .stha‘nager Hayley lemming forth ev-
Through car service to in important ery effort to make the big carnival
mtgfior points, making wagon“; the last three days of Labor Day
_—.r
with daily through care to the follow-yeah a tremendous success. Everl-
ing points: Cincinnati. Chicago,” Den- om; ghould cooperate stith him in
Yer Indianapolis, Kansas Citybo uigfl it)“, regard
viil'e Little Rock, Oklahoma day. st; . 3.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat team Pier 27 East River New! An unusually brilliant display of
York (foot of Catherl St), every fireworks is booked for this evening.
d“ “m" 5““‘3 ‘t 3 m- mes They will be shown he... the walk
leading to the pier, and will be set off
toward the water. making the effect
THE NORWALK T M .. -
8 EA BOAT ”NF p; .v‘ery pretty one. Danclpgj and the
Aiming J. .Smlth. Lessee. .
George F. Facts. General Agent.
making the evening an especially in-
Eteresting on9. . '
a
3’ .
Last night was "Society Night" at
*Rotop.s-- Tokeneke, BeliMeland «an
Norwalk were well represented among
.the hundreds of dance who make it
a-"hablt isto Eeiiioy the apt did dancing
facilities at Roton every Monday even1
. lug, Last. night was one of the most
“iii “to lie' regretted thut‘ the season is
so nearly over. E
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w 04 e..-
especially bugsl with work on the me-
a pork. Harry.
' as maniger of s. not.) duertette, who
her home in New York City after all
Charles Whitehead took a number,
thelusement manager of the famous Pai-
Hundreds witnesss -
wild-west show will also be in order, _
‘hrilliant affairs of; thd men, .aildri' it .
"Wei-e 1? mil for the fact that he is
have been pranilcings great deal at
t
l
opportunity of enjoying any of their
performances. The Misses lda L‘raev
mer, May Taylor, Miss Ryan and Mrs.
Knapp. all excellent songslers. make
up the quartette,
CARlISlE'S Wllfl
WlSl SHOW Al Rflllll
Great Attraction at Popular Shore
Resort Opened Yesterday
Afternoon
Perhaps it is because of the fat-t
that there really is no “wild and
wooly West" that makes an exhibition
of what the inhabitants of tha‘ va—
gue and somewhat imaginary ter-
ritory used to indulge in all the more
interesting. That which sinncks of
things of the long ago always intcr~
est.
playing every afternoon and evening
this week at Roton Point Park show:
in a very interesting and thrilling
manner “what used to be" out West.
ll. (1‘. Carilsle. who is in charge of'
‘the performance. is an oldJimeE
showman. with all the exciting and;
interesting experiences that class o!‘
men usually enjoy. Mr Carilalc tour-l
ed Europe for five were with the I
m'ous Barnum 6; Bailey Shows, at;
muscled with many other cirtus
throughout this country, Mexico.
1Portaltico. and South America. lib
knows the business through any
through. vs
Mr. (‘arlisle was the manager &
the “Arizone Scene" in the famoti‘li
“i‘nder Many Flags" performanc'tni
which enjoved emit a tremendouab
successful run at the Hippidromc ii‘t
Nev. York for several seasons loctfl
Neople who witnessed "i'ndor Mam
“lags" will remember the wild-weS~
scene, with its cow-boys and cycldris
features. '
Mr. (.‘arlisle was also the first an:-
t
lsndes Park. of New \ork, dui !. glts
opening season
The show made up all features
that go to make a wild-west inter-
esting.
Cieverness prevails all through the
acts. all of which are well-worth tit-.-
willtosslng.
l Vicxltan t'nrloa would make your
lllenrt lump with his fancy and reck-
less riding. lie “ins hearty applause
Curllsle's Wild West Frontier Show .
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EE'JTON PO
INT PAID?
Shore Dinners in the Casino Restaurant
Pnfh house and Suit week dqu 75c
“1'.
KNJLWJ‘
' "300‘ ‘
Liectric
54 Water St
REAL 'CAR
‘ieliance. guaranteed 5 years. £24.!
.'acuum Cleaners. . .. ”Sim
fans ...... $13.50 to $17.50
\'.'el13Vt: several second-hand
tans for aale.
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO,
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors. '
South Norw'slk. 0!.
Phone 342-3.
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1915
Van Zandt Street.
MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
REDDY 8r AYERS
Distributors For Fairlield County
1915*
Ajax Tires
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“Highland w Coal"
i Hove set‘ .1er I fear cargoes of
would to supply our customers either for present use or winter
this very high class cosl Ewe If.
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ifor his exceedingly clever use of the
lurlat Mexican Carlos was with Buf-
zfulo iliils shows for two years, until
they became stranded out west.
“Wichita Jack" is a fancy and ex-
pert runner. and all-around-wild-west
man, whose‘o'ork is ficidedly intern
eating
Miss Bird and Ollie Ryan“ are twu’
e'xpert lady riders, whose daring per
formances are a treat.
Capt. Adams. expert rifle-s '30"
can ill'. anything. in any position. “villi
his trusty Winchester. His work is
very Interesting and skiifui.‘
One of the most attractive feat-
ures-of Carllele'sahows. is the Car-
,vice Dog and Pony show. a, Dfilitliv
mance which will delight the nearts
ot the kiddies as well as the grown-
up‘ folks. This act is under the able
management of More and Charles S.
Garvice. Well-trained and intelligent
dogs and ponies give a most enjoy.
able performance. This act is a win—
ner. ‘
R. C. Cnrlisie and Miss Lilly Car-
lisle have an exceedingLy interesting
act which calls for the eXpen mani-
pulation c: the huge australian stock
and bull whips.
~~-‘
—Accidents will happen. ‘but the
best-regulated families keep Dr.
l'I‘homas' Eclectic Oil for such emer-
gencies. It subdnes the pain and heals
the hurts. ‘
l
iv‘ircwtlrks of the most \itslorr. type ‘
were exploded in the tepn'ulican
caucus hell in Wil‘on. inst tzizhi and ‘
before the .rOll‘uiPd waters had quint-
ed do“: a '"perezi l uphem .il hid oc-
curred uni the two pr ‘11:“; ‘Ji . figures
in ti-e fr:.\'. Crl‘rge W. llziiél‘. the
town chairman, and Stephen Thayer;
n on ,
nearly came to blows. quiet actis,
the part tf their friends prevtsnting‘
it. And Et all came about. uccordinz
’to Mr.‘ Thayor. because he obiected‘
to the cut and .lried manner in which
the ticket was being nominated. Mr.
Thayer accused Mr. Ogden of "pack.-
_ing the caucus" as he claimed ‘hc
latter had madman the nominations
up to- that point. H.t words follow;
ed this accusation and in a few: sec- L
and: Mr. Ogden. who occupied a seat ‘
on the platform alongside 0: the _chalr ‘
man ‘Prrong Comstock, jumped out
of it and started toward Thayer. l
Thayer started for Ogden and it was:
a dark looking moment. but th-ler:
heads stepped in bezwe'en the n nrri ngE
men and prevented any lllws .sein;
struck.
“hen peace was restored sidrs had i
been taken by those present or ‘. liv-i
ely contests for places on the ticket
foilow.ed The resut of the caucus is;
as follows:
Chairman—Strong Coms‘ock. i
Clerk—Sherwood 0. Chlchester. !
TellersérR. H. Fitch George S. :
Weston. ~
E Delegates to state .n‘vention-JBl-E
sine A. Rare 0 lportunlty to place your winter orders. E
. RAY MOND BROTHERS "
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iWestport. Conn.
.lari. es ( ‘omstoc
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t omenton—qfig H.
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F361. 1. 1L5 P.
1’. Clcre rat-den. .
Senatorial Convention‘s-nfieo
Ogden. Eugene Uim'steadg
lrohate Convention—Juan
Raymond, Vic! or S. Belts.
Candidates for Town tit-fleets!»
lst Selectman-«Harry A.
bull. ..
.‘nd Seiectmans—eW. C. ‘A. Sch'lieht—\
ing. . -
Tax Colicc.0:—-Wil: )n 3113:1011.
AssessorwAbner H. Keeler.
Board of Relief Samuel B atoms.
Frederick Gray.
Grand furore—Henry Peacock Ar-
thur Little.
Consta hies Philip Dt‘fzeii,
Keyser. Walter Sterling.
Registrar cf Voters—T. T. Mdrwin.
Member of School Committee-:3.
Ccznstock.
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Junoo f "
a 3’5
eos'rort‘grbsr Rosng. ‘
Service a la Carte, noted ch "
Steaks. archers d all Sea FM II
mason. Arches ents can be
for banquets upon short notice. 3} -
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA»
DANClNG EVERY EVENINQ
MRS M. LEVY. u
retention Connections .8 Wm
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Norwalk Chronicler