Dickman,’ 19 Raymond St. TQL 356.721 bath Very quera‘a “rent ‘lO desira.
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Classified “Ads”—-To Let, ‘
For Sale. Business and I: it P'b VSPECIALS A" 8:650
ants!
Professional Cards, and :
{Miscellaneous
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. 3*
WANTED i TO LET FOR SALE
TO LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST..l
WANTED — Iii'NGAHIAX Gilli.
FOR SALE—GOOI) CARRIAGE ()lll
. The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer 1
‘Vresidents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeneSS in re- i
iporting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion.
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us, ,1
land at the same time you will be reading a new5paper
should be in every family in Ncrwalk. We welcOme contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters, mail 3
them to the office or telephone them to us.
We want all nechmers to
get the habit of looking for The i
Best Flour, a bag ....... . .........................
Best Butter, a pound .' .......................
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THE A. re. P. TEA CC.
124 Washington St, South Norivalk .
that
housework. One'wiiliug to go to the
lily October first.
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ulshes position at general housework. T9111 $12.00. inquire F. D. Lawtonfdeliiery horse, Address Horse. (are
inquire {-2 Lexington avenue 3: at 171 50 Main 5‘ 53 3l Sentinel, s33 ti
. = FOR RENT—11038112" '1‘ OHN‘ '
WANTED—Bi. vorxo \\‘lll()\\',‘. . V. _ I , ”S J . FOR SALE—APPLES ox 3: l
_ . , e. at. East Noruaik, seien rooms; alii _ i
situation as housekeeper for hachemr. . trees. To be picked by buyer. in-
“flower or elderly .. 1 l H» modern conveniences. Apply John M 1 y R V ‘t i
0 . _ , toup e. unit 9 A, Camp, Tel, 1449. 3 3t quire . rs, Join A, logg. may on. I
.. sherry street. s2 31V 52 (iii
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1 T0 LET—l-‘llE ROOMS, cnos ‘
WANTED—BOY TO DELIVER ()R- S. So \‘01‘walh inquire 105880. Malian—— FOR SALE—THE ELKS HOME.
ilH‘S. X. Y. Butter & Egg L‘o, 27 So. 1 Tel 134% 53. 3t ‘\'0. 68 South Main street. Apply on]'
Main street. 52 3t ' ' _ ithe premises 1129 till
--i To RENT—Tito ME“ LY DLCOR ‘ " U
WANTED—A LOAV 0F $200 6 FOR SALE—FORD RUVABOL'T
rated rooms, steam heat gas for cook-i
)er tent “in
I giie a iiarranty deed of ing and lighting Bathroom prliileges. l
tiio \ieli located tree and clear build-
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iug lots as security Address Box 212 % hwdlie Av,e East 0 we. k 83‘ 1t.
Mrr'alkr 52 3t FOR RENT—6 ROOMS, NEW
‘ ~ ~ thali' house, entirely modern. all im-
WANTED"5LBb(RII’T10\ 501’ movements and couieniences. 5 min-
iiIlOrS “allied tor the Business \\0. ,utes from E 1\. Depot Maring Coust
man‘s Magazine. The Olll_\ magazine 00., 123 “ ashington street. s3 (it barn. Terms will be made reasonable
devoted to the interests of \1 onion in i
all walks of business life. Splendid TO LET—HOUSE CORNER OFISwartz. i3 tf‘b
West and High Sta. South Norwaik,
oppoaite Trinity Church, eight rooms,
bath, all improvements. newly paper-
ed and varnished throughout. in
qulre'2 High street. ‘
inducements to energetic people. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Address ap.
piicaiion to Subscription Department.
liusiness Woman's Magazine, William
t‘orson, Branch )lgr., Noru'alk, Conn.
52 3t
TO LET —- HOUSES,
store, barn carpenter shop, manufac-
tory with power. storage. South Nor-I
Telephone 1032-2. ivalk. Noruwalk East \orwaik andi
' ‘31 3t ‘ Rowayton.
ers. See our list. Raymond Bros.
s2 3t
WANTED—{Hills FOR GENERAL
WANTED—WASHING AND lRON-
ing by the day, or to do at home. in-
quire Deniiitli. Route 37, So. Norivalk.
82 3t
To LET—THREE VERY DESlR-
able front rooms with heat and bath
fFurnished or unfurnished, Apply af-
ter 6 p. in, at 22 Burritt avenue, cor~
tier of Quintard avenue. st: 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. licffor fat Calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten, Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue, Tel 130, 81 if
To LET—ONE OR TWO NICEIN
furnished front rooms; In a private
W lliome. Conveniently located on the
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDSihlli. Apply 18 Taylor Ave. 51 3t
of cattle. cows, calves and poultry. ' '
Pay more than any dealer in town.
Bob calves to fatten, $6 .to 37.
calves. 120, and 130. lb. Joseph
. To LET—HOUSE. o ROOMS, cnx i
Fat traiiy located. from Sept. 1st. All con-
14- i'eniences including electric lights and
his party. Apply J. M. Layton & Co.
, ., 1131112:
a
31' 3t
WANTED-JPO BUY ALL KINDS
settle and poultry, Bolt market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob value to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. TeMlSl
029 t!
no LET—FIVE ROOMS. 0001) L0
cation. Rent reasonable. F. How. 35
Cove Ave. East soil aik. 1128 St
To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH 1M-
provements. 9 Hamilton Ave. in-
quire United Grocery Co, 1124 tf
Wu~—_—_r
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LOST
LOST—1N ROWAYTON on Toxic--
neke, open face silver watchawlth
Heinz fob, Reward for return to Sena.
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FOUND.
FOUND—ROUND BOTTOM BOAT
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire
on Dredge Syracuse at Wilson Point.
33 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
ei St. Inquire 64.8mm Main St.
129 if
BUSINESS NOTICES
. novice.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
ire having me repolr their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Healing because they
save money:
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1100-12 or 873
t.
POUND—PARTY THAT LOST
bathing suit can have same by calling
at 128 Washington street. and paying
161' My ' 33 1t
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard},
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds .
.
red are sis-on: and well.
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural.
Your spins may get out or order.
That's.possibis. ,
You 'need some adjustments
That's evident. .
‘inearly new,
Sentinel.
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house.
170 feet deep, including garage and;
Address “Ford" cars 0t
1127 3t.
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL l
Lot. 75 feet front and
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO~hlUST BE MOVED AT
Condition perfeCt. and
May be seen near
South Norwaik, Conn, 1131 at
STATE OF CONNECTICUT“
Treasury Department. |
Taxeso on Investments
1
All persons owning bonds '4)!“ noto- ~
liable to taxation should Wolf-u :11
mile to Slate Treasurer liartfopd it in
{Oi lists. l
A circular letter will be SPM' 'Mloll .
requested. explaining the proper way l
to pay this tax. . :
iicxt General Assembiv. ’ and will be
urged for passage, taxing estates ut
the local rates for u.'il the time 01111
cd by decedents on such ohososflnt
diction as have not paid during‘ the
life of the owner This is in the na-
ture of a penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lla
ble to tax in the ouncr's Home
Money in bank (not a Smith:
Bank) can pay the (our mill tax is
shown in the circular letter.
Lists of property liable to u lu\1
are to be had out as of MuiCh lam
in Waterbury; as of May int 111'
Mlddletown; as of Juno let, in New
Hawn; as of July lst in “alibi;~ -‘
ford: as of September 1st, in Bridge-
port; and as of October lat in out
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid to the Stale
and
the
fiom
pay ment to
(or one Or more years
after the date of
the date when the local tax list is
due.
Enquire of your banker or write
to the Treasurer at Hartford.
Edward S. Roberts, Treasurer.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF. CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiroijsotio is the definition oi the
cause 9 the disease and the art or
- adjusting the some. Disease is cano-
ed by a. wrench. twiotnrupnin in
the back. Evolt it done in childhood
' it creates pinched name and pain in
later lirotln modifier-out crane and
new: the «use of
disease and pain, health is restored
V, = through harmonizing the nerve syl-
toms in your body.
Female troubles
. of Sea Food Cooked siren special attention. 'sloo cum
to Order - ,_ ,1 tan-o or the spine; t’You will never re—
. g _ sea? “the Chiropractor Ii ounce
. W. . I1. " “i ‘
John E. O’Sullivan.
. Prop... .,
ratspnoni «1.1. 721;.
Offices 150 Norwalk and Stanford.
. That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That’s all.
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aft,
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Magnetic treatments uni: also.
'. ranch, D C s
.Crnd’nsio from Palmer 80:11:01,919
f discoverer.
PAM-"rust HT Lm To,
‘YORK AN
THE SOUTH AND WEST. .
Through car service to in important
interior points, inn-kin; connections
with daily through cars to" the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago; Den-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma Cth.
uls and Salt Lake City. .Freignt
”Fiflfiv.“ Pier 27 East River, «New
V it). 1911. at 8 :1. 111.011 this occa-
didates for. justic s or the
left for Syracuse,
will spend a few days.
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V 113'.
I} Washington at. Bo. Nomilr. Conn.
var, indlsuspolls. Kansas City, Lb ale-V
Bell Island
lirs. C Blue spent yesterdai in New
York city on business-
Mrs Quinn has returned after
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Smith have
N. Y., where they
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLachlan“
and family will return to their home. ing for the purchase of many beauli- .
i l)anbury,dlie latter part of the
11 cell.
Mr. and ilrs. Arthur Aiken and fam-
Of Brooklyn. N. \'., will be the
an rlc 17 low A ress Christie . ,. ,
dp 'e“ ery dd ”n "nests of Mrs. Mary \‘liutrlughaui for ‘of out-Of-towners,
a few days.
Laura lienipscy has returned to her
home. in Brooklyn. after a vary on-
ioyable stay at Court Laurel. Dorothy
'53 at once. Will store ““11 “5th party and Melville has returned ‘19 her home in
’glle free use 01‘ 38“ (‘llefiil Breaking Bethel, after a sleek at Court Laurel.
ELATS' up housekeeping or .would not let in-
strument go.
Imaliogany case.
center of South Norwalk
enjoyed
last
Moonlight swimming was
by the residents of the island.
R t t ”i ii i Write at night, and many people took adv-an rington.
en 3 0 s“ s y a com 'once. as I am moving P. 0. Box 513 rage of the high tide and full moon at
both the south beach and east beach.
A non tennis tournament will soon
be .‘uudtr way at Hickory Biufl, the
first game is scheduled for Saturliay.
liens singles. ladies singles, inens
doubles and mixed doubles are on the
program.
ROtOn Point
,. Roton Tide" Table.
\
l
A . ill i introduced in the'
hw “ N High tide today ‘ """ itzi 32 091°C“ the date set for the aiming picture
liigli tide tomorrow .11: OS O'clock
1'
Thai tidotitnpust right for bathing}
both in‘ mentioning and by moon-l
light. this weak. Many swimmers are,
the-
enjoying refreshing dips during
preSent warm spell of weather. .
Harry Von Dwingeio, of Roton. is in
,New York today completing the net 1.- s
sary, arrangements to make the big
carnival at the pork next week a bowl-‘
ing success. Mr. Von Duingelo “Ni
purchase many beautiful prizes. w!hlch
are to be awarded
A, large number of excursionists
Treasurer. At Any Time and exempts from “18 Bethany Memorial (31181191 11 x
LO e, N0. 9 , 1.0. 0.1'.
'Sunday school. of New York city. will 8 ‘
arrive at the park tomorrow for one
Treasurer. but Must Be Paid "em” let those WOndsrful times former pic-'
nickers have told them may be obtain-
’ed at this pleasure park
—— —.—....._——.
The Women' 3 -.Club of Norvialk. will
enjoy an excellent dinner at the Ca-
sino restaurant. tomorrow evening.
ed the Casino's faultless service. is
not :11 hand id’superintend tomorrow's
festivities, Manager Bayley, who en-
joys no less an enviable reputationwih
w,
--d——-'vn-~--.— ‘1;
Democratic Caucuses
and Convention
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The Democratic electors of the Elly
of Norwalk it hereby. notified mild
warned that gdcuses to diesel ele-
gates tor .city orlvé‘ntioh out be Iield
at the follow ing places Tuesday Sept.
8. 191-1, at 8 11.111.
First Ward-fTown Assembly Hall.
Nornaik.
Second Ward—Arlen Hall,
Norwalk. .
. Third Warde—Fitch School, East
Norwalk. ‘
Fourth hard—drown Court room,
Norwalk.
Fifth Ward—«Reliance Hook-
Ladder company‘s quarters.- Bowed.
ton.
«South
gate {or each One hundred voters or
maior fraction thereof
Convention Notice. ,,
Notice is further given that aDgifif
ocratlc City Convention to elect seven
delegates to the State, Congressional
County, Senatorial and Probate con—
outh‘ Nerwalk‘j" on» iron
amt onuoons'n "communism
1
ing the pleasant evening
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Although James Riley, who establish.
Each ward is entitled to oneldeIEc.
!
see that everything is up to the usual
standard. The ladies are planning tuV
enjoy an excellent little. , ‘
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Rev. John Stapieton, pastor of the
South Norwaik Congregational
Church. iiill treat his Sundai school
spending a leis pleasant days in New pupils to a jolly good time at the .
lork city.
of ‘
iii .
Point tomorrow. A large unnibet
the children are expected to be
attendance. and a merry time iiili be:
provided by the many pleasures the
park provides.
Manager Neville Bayley is arrnngv
ful and worthy prizes. which will be:
worn at “the big masquerade dance. to
be held in the dancing pavilion a week:
from tomorrow night. Many local and;
Bell island residents as well as scores
have announced
their intentions to prepare marvelous
costumes in the effort to capture one:
of the many prizes. '
Harbor View Beach
Mrs. C. Schooley and family have re-
turned to their home in PaSsaic. N. J.,
after a pleasant stay with Mrs. G. liar-
The stones for the foundation for
the new house. for Fred. iiurnelie.
have arrived and operations “in .00.. Van ZandtStreet. Distributors For Fairlie-Id County
begin, 1 . , . . . .
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l nun—nut
ROTON POINT PARK
Shore Dinners in the Casino Restaurant:
1:2!
iii house and Suit week days 25c
‘. auaiuu :ul lot lever-i‘mo I
Reliance, guaranteed .3 years. 52.85
Vacuum Cle..iiers ............ $18.00
lilectric Fans ...... $13.60 to $17.50
We have several second-hand
fans for sale. ‘
Electric Wiring for
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.,
Engineers and
Light and
Electrical
Contractors.
54 Water St. South Norwalk, Ct.
Phone 342-3.
1915 MODEL 1915 '
Call on us or Telephone Ajax Tires
REDDY 81 AYERS
Many of ‘the residents enjoyed
moonlight bathing last night. After
the bathing. games were played and
e1 on one present scented to be enjoy L
0
w__ l
A farewell dance and carnival will.
. be featured at the new pavillOn Saturfl
day evening. Thursday evening ist
show.
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' Routine business “as transacted
last evening at the meeting of Butler
Mrs. Maggie Elliot. of 13 Raymond
street, who has been quite ill for some.
time, is rapidly improving.
. Member's of South Norwalk Con-V
clove, I. 0. 8., met last evening after;
several.months' recess and disposedi
of accumulated routine matters.
...__—.——-—
Mlsa Isabelle Aller, of West street. j
who has been spending the past two:
weeks in the White Mountains, re 3
turned to her home last. evening Miss»
Aller reports a most enjoyable time. i
l
The directors meeting of the Cham-
ber of Commerce. last night was de-
3Voted to a general discussion of mat-3
tors. The question of the Ne“ Canaan;
railway was put over for another"
week.
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3 Rev. William H Wakebain and fam-
‘ily will return home from Shandaken,
N. Y.. tomorrow. Mr. Wakehein will
occupy his pulpit Sunday morning. He
will have a word of greeting in the
Sunday school at the close of the
service. lie Will be delighted to meet~
as many of. his parishioners as pos-'
sible.
74
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ex policeman ‘ of j
wife, l
John Stryker.
South \orwalk. assaulted his
10:31: o'clo4:k on South Main Street
. {Mrs Stryker had been attending the
'show with Mr Gavin. and her-.1 hus-
band resented it, punching his wife
and Court to show his disapproval of
i the affair,
lk booze, and at 11:30 oEioiiit.
liltn in tow and locked him up
was mailing a nuisance of ii
been 1, arrested. there
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and James Gavin lastevenlng about?”
.peuk Republican Club. ..
M maxi Jones, of Stamford, evidenc-
ed to a marked degree a fondness for 2
morning, Sergeant Chlson dock Q
ones
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Highland Coal
liaie securéd a few cargoes of this very high class coal,vu1 are
prepai ed to supp: y our customers either for pre: eut use or winter
stoci. .. Rare opportunity to place‘ \our winter orders.
RAYMOND I ROTIlERS
War Bullmtins
LON DON, Sept ,; 3:12 m 4111.: ‘i‘ictmgmti (so,
I’ctcrsburg) c )l'l’LS‘DtilItl. iii if ii t Post sends tlit toliow
i.-
‘ mg on the oocratin is on tho I\‘l~SlBl front:
rv. ..
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tilt-a.
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fl.
“Russia is Stating s. :CCcsss alter suc’ces against AllinA
aim. and is illOlll-Cilla.il)’ cxpciting news ot- a signal vic- ‘,
‘s i * .‘lqééf'
‘toer.
“TI to tonimlaiitlcr- -l‘.‘l- cli'. of on the Austrian front lip-21:
pater. tli plans. to drive in sltoiigli “llll our: army from
the 3st starting from ti: e Russian provinces atljoming
Riimiiiia, and in the meantime lllClCI\ aims to testrain the};
Austrian advances into the Polish 1)l"0\lllCC‘S, thus kccp- ‘-'
lei’f along the line of too to three
run.- .-.
ing Austria on then
hundred miles.
“bile pushing temporarili ailiaiiccs in South Po~
land, tittl Russians “ere towing their tiny ticstward
front Poclolia and Bessarabia upon Lciiiberg. “hen the
Austrians finalli realized these plans. the} attemped to
turn the Russian left flank near Halicz. near the jiinc-
‘ tion of the Gnita Lipa I\I\€'i‘ \iitli the Diiiestcr. and a
sauguiua'ry fight took place there tiioda_1s ago. The Ans-
trians were signally defeated, losing his thousand killed
: 811(I.fll8.il_\ prisOners, including one general 32 guns, a
standard and quantities of supplies. .
“Apparently the progresa of the Southern Russian
‘ army from Rodoiia in Galicia has been a serious of flights
4'qu an increasing scale until a third river, known as the
FOul Lipa, was reached. The fight for the possession of
the valley of the Foul Lipn “as set ere. The Austrians f 7
had realized the‘strength hof Russians and had strongly
fortified a naturally formidable- ~positi01i. This W as carried .
after an obstinate fight. The Austrian forces. a whble iii
army corps, idst abOut half of its strength. ,
. These actions occupied the Russian left, her. right
‘ tV‘stVill being in Russian terril on. It is ex idetit that all the
'Sactichts ‘i’i ere part of a concerted mm ement with the.‘
surrounding of Lemberg as its Objective, thus dealing a
death b‘ow to the Austrian defence
.=A second lift Was scéred last night- Deviations of the Sacred Heart. ..
at the lawn lets and entertainment be held at St. Marys Clitir¢bl‘tW’V
giyen at} the chili house of the Winnl- row morning,” masses being ' .
Nearly five at 5: 30 and” I o’clock Int ruins.
wit Dev‘otiOns willf be held at 8 onion);1 in
were the evening
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wt “-I“- -.
hundred- people. many who had
passed the first. panorama.
" .night to enjoy '51 Sin-V
' Store." 'Miss Ednal
According to figures (:0an plied
Building Inspector Chrome. 1.
t7““‘“‘”Finclt. Norwal. built up 61mm”
araionistiiyisnvm’r’ .
in stamping interns W
:oia tourism nocmeiumtl
insures.
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