"classified;
For Sale.
Professional Cards, and.
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' WANTED 'ro LET“ ,' non SALE
wnNTEo—Aaovs. 16 vases on
over to learn photo engraving $4 001
to start. Apply Harry G Jones. Bel-
den Ave. 55 1t
WANTED—A NEW‘ voaK MAN
uracturer wants permanent salesman.
A reliable business prespect. La
Londe, Marbrldge Building, New
York. ‘ s7 1t
WANTED—BOYS 16 YEARS OR;
over to learn photo engraving. $4.00
to start, Apply Harry G. Jones. Bel-
den avenue, s7 1t
Wanvsou FIREMEN. ,_ BRAKE-
men, students, $100-$120 monthly.
Send age, postage. Railway; care
Sentinel. s7-14c21‘28
WANTED—YOUNG PROFESSION.
al man wishes board with private fam-
ily in South Norwalk, Address Board.
Sentinel Chloe. 84 3t
WANTED—A GOOD STRONG
capable young man. Fair writer. not
afraid of work. Address K, care Sen-
tinel, 84 3t
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WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for (at calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best ,
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
-ro LET-10 aooMnouss AT 23
Eliz'abethSt. inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov,
102 Taylor Ave Tel. noes. s5 ti
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR. 8 COT-
tage St" four large rooms and one
small; also one in attic.., Gas for
cooking and lighting. Water. Inquire
on premium. s5 3t
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fro LET—FIVE ROOMS, IM-
provements. good location. Rent rea-
sonable, F, Hour. 33 Cove Ave. s4 6t
To 0 LET—HOUSES. FLATS.
store, barn. manufactory with power,
rents for all comers. Get our list. Ray.
mond Bros, at at
1'0 LETd—A S‘IXBOOM COTTAGE
on Bayvlew Place. East Norwaik, In-
quire ot Miss Slit“. Baker. 2 West
Ave, South Norwalk,
FO-R RENT—6 ROOMS, NEW
halt house, entirely modern. all im-
provements and conveniences, 5 min-
utes from E. N. Depot. Maring Coast.
00., 123 Washington street. s3 61;
TO Lars-rive ROOMS WITH lM-
provements. 9. Hamilton Ave. in-
quire Unitad Grocery Co. 11.24 i1
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TO LET-mAPARTMENT ON CHAP-
cut avenue. Tel 130, si it 61 St' Inquire 64 South Main “:23 t?
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
BUSINESS 2, . NOTICES
of cattle, cows, calves and poultry.
Pay more than any dealer in town.
Bob calves to fatten, $6 to $7. Fat
calves, 12c and 130. lb. Joseph L.
Dickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21
1131 12t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
36.00 for bob valves to fatten. I-I.
l‘riodmsn. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
‘ 029 ti
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‘ . LOST
LOST—GREEN CANOE, CONTAIN~
lug two paddies~and cushion. Re-
ward. Telephone 855. 57 3t
LOST—PAIR or coon NOSE
glasses. Finder please return to this
oil‘lce. Reward. 35 3t
LOST—A ROW BOAT TWO
nights ago. Reward paid for its re-
turn to John A. Mills, Harbor View
Beach. s5 3t
_ LOST—THURSDAY AFTERNOON
\etween 43 Elmwood Ave, and 23
High St.. South Norwalk, new white
crepe-de-chlne skirt. Reward for its
return 10 23 High street. , at at
PROFESSIONAL.
PROF. H. B, NEWTON, MUS. BAG,
GraduateTeacher of Music: Piano,
violin, harmony. elementary or ad-
vanced. For particulars, address 24
Madison 'St., near Spring St. 35 3t
. Notice
The Legal Voters and Taxpayers,
or the Third Taxing District, are
hereby warned, that the Annual
Meeting will be held, in the Fitch
School House. on the evening of Sept,
16th,1914,at 8 o'clock p. In.
No. i—To hear the report of the
District Commissioners. f.
No. 2—.To hear the report of the
District Treasurer.
No. 3—'—-To authorize the District
Commissioners, in the name or the
Third Taxing District. to borrow the
sum of $2. 500. 00 to further equip
the New Electnc,¥1=1ant..~rhe sum
named to be derived later. from the
sale of the land building and Equip-
merit, of the Electric Station on Sea‘
view avenue.
’No. 4_~—To authorise the District
Commissioners, to borrow a sum not
to exceed $1,000. 00 for the building
of Triangle Park and care or other
. property pow' under .ti‘i'e control or
if the District Commissioners.
No. 5—-'1‘o authorize the District
' Commissioners. to sign a
‘lwith the S. N. E. Telephone Com-
disruption the installation of Tele-
phones, where deemed advisable and '
' necessary, for the use of “the: District
Wm H. svrrrterv
Jt D. CARR
L J. JONES
. District Commissioners
’Attest
s. C. MARSHALL
District
v
,
contract. . _
NOTICE.
I have it at last.’ What? Tin tor
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
141 Wash. 8!. Phone 1106-12 or 378
Dor‘lon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
sitar uanALK
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked ‘
to Order.
John E. 0’8ullivan.
Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
We of. the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and min in
later; life in the dinerent organs and
m
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syl-
teims in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture oi! the spine. You will never re»
trot giving the Chiropractor a chance
to holpy
.Magnetic treatments given also.
'1‘. Francis, D. C.
04 Washington 8%.. So. Normlk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discovmr
FAST FREIGHT am: To NEW
NORK AND TO ALL POINTS [N oclock p. m. for the following.
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
mugs our service to all important
interior points; melting connections
with daily through care to the follow
In: points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den
ver indianapolls, Kansas City, Louis-
ville Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
”Louis and Salt Lake City.
boat leaves Pier 3,? East River, New
York (foot of Oatherine St), every
day- except Sunday
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT Lilli
. Annian‘ J. Smith, heroes. _
Gent-99F .i-‘ooto‘. General Aoefit;
guaranteed far 15 years. Wise people .
Freight ,
at 3‘ p. m. Freight:
received at Nowell: up to 5 p. m. and
at South Norwallr; up to 5: 3o p.111.
fOR SALE—HOUSE HEATING
boiler for steam or water, suitable
tor 6 or 7 room house, in good condi-
tion. having been used but one sea
son. Arthur E Benedict. 87 West St
'55 3t
FOR SALE—ONE LOT 1N GRAND-
view Park and one lot corner of Elm-
crest Bdulevard and Stevens street.
For terms and'particulars address
Joseph R. Taylor. 79 Washington
street. South Norwaik. Conn.~ s5 3t
FOR SALE—NICE CRAB-APPLES,
titty cents a basket. John H, Sher~
er. Highland Ave, Rowayton. at at
FOR SALE—APPLES ON “‘32
trees. To be picked by buyer, In-
quire Mrs. John A. F088. ‘Rowayton;
s2 6t
HOME.
Apply on
Foal SALE—Tun ELKS’
No; 68’ South Main; street.
the premises.
FOR 8ALE~THE BRICK DWELL-
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including Sarsge and
ham. Terms will beunade reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swarta.
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STATE or couusc'r'rcur
Treasury Department.
Taxeso on Investments
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer, Hartford. Ct.
for lists.
A circular letter will he sent when
requested. explaining the proper way
to pay this tax
A law will be introduced in the
next General Assembly, tend will be
urged for passage, taxing estates at
the locnlvrates for all the tithe own-
ed by decedents ‘on such chases in
action as have not paid: during the
life of the owner This is in the nae
turo ot a penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lia-
ble to tax in the owner's name
Money in bank (not a Saving
Bank) can pay the (our mill tax as
shown in the circular letter.
Lists of property liable to a tax
are to he had out as of March 1st,
in Waterbury; as of May ist, in‘
Middletown; as of June 131, in New
Haven; as of July 151. in Walling-
ford; as of September 1st, in Bridge-
port: and as or October 1st, in all
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Time and exempts
(or one or more years from and
after the date of payment to the
Treasurer. but Must Be Paid before
the date when the local tax list is
due.
Enquire of your banker or write
to the Treasurer ot Hartford.
Edward S. Roberts, Treasurer.
Annual Meeting.
SECOND TAKING DISTRICT,
on THE CITY or NOR-
WALK. coon.
._—-—--
.
The legal voters at the Second
Taxing District oi! the City or wold
walk are hereby val-nod and notified
that the annual meetingfor said Dias
trict will be held in the City Hall.
on Wednesday. Sept. 16, 1914 at 8
To hear the reports ohm}. District
Commissioners, Electric [light Com-
missioners, and the Distiict Treason
er.
To consider and take action con-
cerning the disposition or the excess
funds (profits) or the Electric Light
Plant. ..
To consider the matter and take
action relating to a sinking fund for
payment of the bonds issued for per-
manent pavement.
To make appropriation for
1-n
the
ublic Library.
1% To authorize salaries and amount; .-
5t them for the Commissioners ‘5 i
To consider the adusibillty of or
other matters as may be properly
. DISTRICT coumss
potntlng the District Commissioners
as a Legislative Committee
To consider and act upon
such
brought before said meeting. ,
STEPHEN S. HATCH.
HORACE n. NASH '
D. Wm. HAREOR-D‘
329 St ‘
Iday evening was very well attended.
“‘3- N" 7“ West A" known as the: besides the professional music,
l3tt‘
.
residents at nearby shore resorts
tions of shore items. Either give
The sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
them to the office or telephone them to us.
owing to its completeness in re-
glocal happenings The present season is to be up excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habitat looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
and at the same time you will ‘be reading a newspaper that
should be in every family in Norwaik. We welcome contribu- _
them to our reporters, mail
BelLIsland
’ Helen McNulty of Great Neck, L.
1.. is spending a few days with Helen?
Smith.
Stanley Maloney of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. is a week-end visitor at the Sound
View.
A'rthur Clarke and Junior Quinn
won the annual half mile canoe race
Saturday afternoon from William
Smith and Marten Shepard.
....__..._...
, Hlfi'ry Harrison and Vernon Jarbeei
of Brooklyn. N Y.. are spending a:
few days at the Sound View.
Murray Hall, well-known to the res»
idents of Belle island as a flute play:
er of renown; is spending a few days
at the Sound View, V
The Bellefiisland Club dance Satur-
the.
Belle Island orchestra furnished
some very line selections.
M—
Lewis 0. Wardell was defeated in
the men‘s singles by Percy Money to'
the score at 6-3 and 6-1. Harry Mac-' 1
Lachlan defeated Percy Money to the
score of 0--6~61 and 6-.4 The mixed
‘ doubles started today with six teams
on the list,
i l
‘1
Mrs. MVP. Wright is entertaining].
the following guests at her homo‘
over the week-.eud Mr. Janessiu,,
Dorothy, Werner, August and Peggii
Janosscu. Mr. ,and M.s. Simonscn.
Mrs. Bauer. Jean and Carol Dauer. g
l
The fifth sailing canoe race was‘
held Saturday afternoon in a \elyI
light breeze and the canoes only cov- i
cred the Course once as a result ol‘
the Mather-”bud thus makes him tie;
with Sidney \l’lntriugharn, the tie
will be sailed oil today
Country ,Club
A iancl dress carnival will be}!
given at the Country Club. this even-
ing, and the members and friends are
planning a pleasant tlnle.The1e will
be dancing every Saturday night dur
ing September, with music by Spelli-
elis when“ ’ ,.
3313st NOTICE:
District iii Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, August so. A. 11,1914.
Estate 0! Charles H. Golder, late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed slx‘ nlonths from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to' present their,
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to :said Et-
payment to ‘ i ' i
. ‘jj‘ 1 1 ‘ Mln‘v M. comes“: :
a24331»s7 Executrlx ,
‘Dlstrict of Norwalk.
Court, J'llly 22, A. 1).. 1914,
Estate of Paul Lengyel, late of Non
'walk in said District, deceased. »
Tile coon: oi Prolihte tor the Disv
{riot Sb Not-walk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said Estate to
as. Probate
counts properly attested. within said
time. will be debut-"red a recovery. All-
persons indebted to said Estate are
requestedttg makei insulate ay
' 4.
l 7' ROSE LEN YEL,
‘ Administratrix
on, k
124-31187
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
t.’ Jul 23 A. D.. 1914.
‘ f glileldsfi
Harbor View Beaci.
The carnival and dance Saturdayi‘
ini
, was pr'esent.
.tumes both comic and otherwise and
gthe various colors added much
- always.
‘ the resort.
tats are requested to make immediate‘
all ri ht. but the
exhibit their claims for settlement. ‘mrewg him Overboard also into the
Those who neglect to present their act
inurently did not mind their unme-
‘n‘ediated baths. McMahorP. ‘
ithe f “at for the dinky and failing.
l. tin his’eflbrt to propel
‘i‘ to the mooring jumped
3sports this afternoomn ntho Koo)
evening was a decided success
every way and this function promises
to be an annual event. The pavilion
was beautifully decorated with flags
hunting and various colored electric
lights and made avery favorable im-
pression upon the large gathering that
There were many cos~
to
the attractiveness of the evening.
Special music was furnished for the
occasion and many encores were git
en for the spfilndid music. The resi
dents of Harbor View wish to thank
the committee in charge for the even
iug‘s entertainment through the col-
umns oi the Sentinel. ‘
Knob Club
CONCERT AT THE. KNOB.
Attended by about three hundred
members and guests the musical
concert yesterday afternoon at the
.
iKnob Club a decided success and on?
which will be favorably remembered
Local artists provided the
program which was delightful in ev-
ery number.
This is the scbond of the Sunday
afternoon concerts this year, a new
departure 101 the Knoll and one or
iginaic—d by the president. liomtio
R liyrno It is probebl that next
year, as a result of the plensur six
on by the two this season. there will
[be a greater number of these outer-3‘
‘taimnonts
The pro:. rain has as .ollows:
Violin solo—Miss Ell-g enle Rum
mler, atcompnnist—5‘: unloy Baldwin
Vocal soil—whim. Yo. eel 12.05.10.
‘uccompanist Miss “tin Milk-1
\‘loiu duct—mllurold Nash or. d Fru’.
Murphy. accompanist Stanley llrlllb
“in.
local saw—Airs Daniel F. Tommy
warcomianistw lnthonv (“2:11“)
\iolin solemlimril \‘nsh. heron.
Dillli Jim-Stanley ll alduin
Vocal suite—Harm Storing, no
the WW “hid 'Morteh Shepherd \\33}£("rmll ‘lhlslm‘lllsg “ills Milli)?
Violin solo-4710i] \iurphv
com’ptinist
\ocai solo-«Miss Willa Miller. no,
companiet——Miss Ruth Thomas.
The singers were in fine voice and
the musicians played finely. Pinch
number was made more pleasing l‘y
.tho addition of an encore‘upon which
'the audience insisted.
Approaching s1 hool days bring.
the season of the Knob Club to a
close. and although the hue will run
for n time and the buildings remain
"open. the formal closing comes to-
duy with the final regular dance.
,The restaurant will close on Friday
of tilts week. Miss Manning making
arrangements to linulb- dearer utlhis
j.tlme With the end of the Knob sea-
'son comes the return home of two
young college students who tune of—
ficiated as “alters in the restaurant
.‘ during the summer season. and who
by their unfailingly pleasant dispel
sitions lime made many friends at
They are Frederick it.
Halon]. who attends the New York
University. and Samuel Rubin. one
Is among the students at Columbia
Universi y The boys leave tomorrow.
The dance tonight, music for wh:cl1
will be furnished by Bromtieid‘s or.
chestra. of Stamford. will file the fin-
ish. despitelhe fact that the young“ i
people talk of holding subscription
dances later.
Laudlubbcrs all and three men in
a boot made fun for those at. the
Knob Club yesterday afternoon. The
trio was made up of inland Close.
Charles A; Coplev, and Frank Me;-
Manon, Au; cracking breeze swept in
from the southweist. as the sailing
craft "Spray" was driven tcwalvi her
, mooring. McMahon leaned ovar ‘h‘c
side, grasped the meeting. and hold-
ing on was dragged overboard On
went the boat. In: returning Copies
took a tom. and he was more suc-,
cesstul for a moment. Had not the
shoot rope caught and the boat con-v,
tinned to sail he would have been
-ewinging boom
.briny. It remained fir Cfilse to tie
up his boat. Although neatly dressed
in sailing toga tné young men no-
swam in
the small boat
overboard
and swam with the boat to get his
companions.
Responding to popular demand
President Horatio S. Byrne. ot the
’nob Club has arranged Whit-(351343.
Copley. :lr., to how imprompt oats
beach. A program or events has been
selected, judges selected; and all de-
la“ n rtecied for the [on ~ no.
ill be a' canoe tugor- -vrur '
a ladies' swim. a iiurry
«Aha. P. SPECIALS
Ellis '
Edger Murphy,’ ‘ -.
l.—
as
Best Flour, a barrel ..
Best Flour, 3 bag
Best Butter, a pound.
THE A. (E. P. TEA C0.
124 Washington St,
A
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ROTON POINT PAR
Shore [2' rulers in the Casino Restaurant
Bath house and Suit weekdays 25c
“o—v
TRIRNGLE
um LEKiRlK §I\
“Eagle, guaranteed for eve ~
" Reliance. guaranteed 5 years
Vacuum Cleaners ........... _
Electric fans. .. ”313.50 toil.
We have several seconr
fans for sale. ‘
Electric Wiring for Light
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors.
54 Water St. South Norwal
> Phone 342-3.
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REDDY“ 81 AYERS
Van Zandt‘Street. Distribuiors For Fairiield Colin
w
Highland . C051
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we .
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or
stock. Rare opportunity to place your winter orders.
RAYMOND Bumpers.
,sroLe NEW voak A:
New York Policemen Violt. '
' Hoping to Find This}.
Hot on the trail of a man
ifor grand larceny and with til
'that they will come actress a“
| fore the holiday has come on
iNew York police ofliCers-z.‘ '
,walk last or ening seekin, {
S Rogers. alias Fred Scott
Moore and A Watson The
Miss Lime Foley. of south Main stolen a $7“ Y0” “”de _. ;
street,.ls visiting in Brooklyn. “‘C‘m" “I"? was ““0““ ‘9‘ a
’ ~ ’ ‘ been in Norwallrbetweeu 4
The new, fall belfry awaits -your,.., o'clock. yesférday afterncbll-
dome at Rogers & Sievens.‘ See adv. Rogers is, described as be
5 feet, 6 or 8 inches tall. .w
about 180 pounds. of dark hai uni
face, with blue eyes aidedoby.
fastened neatly with a black ._
cord He appears to be a L
The car has a green 1)
black stripes, and when las seen
the New, Yorlr license hum,
3962. ‘
Oilicer Bryan H. Silk receiv
men in the Norivalk static
n‘rord that no such car had‘
therattention oi the Norwa
during the day. He immediately
out a description of bothlman
to ,_ the ”working force, ho or
all badtheir eyes peeled or
evening. The metropolitan
tinned ‘on their search by on
J. Wesley O'Connor. of East Or-
unge. N. .l., is spending Labor Day in
town.
George F. Atherton. of New York;
who recently returned from the scene
of the European war, is a guest in town
over Labor Day.
A small amount of money was stolen
recently irom Mrs. Anderson. of Madi-
s‘on sti‘eet. The matter was reported 1
to the police. "‘ ’
Officer; Frank Stratton, of the South,
Norwailr division or the police depart-
ment, returns to his duties tomorrow
from a very pleasant vacation oi sever
al days. «
The holiday rush was exceptionally
noticeable in the grocery trade. it
was necessary to add Richard Moore.
of Norwalk, to the large force oi work-
ers in the New York grocery store,on
Washington street. ..
Alter an esoeedlngly enjoyable vo» , .
cation of teu“days. Chief William it.
Pennington, oi the Norwalk Police Dew
pertinent yesterday resumed his du
ties at tlie'deslt in the City Hall. The 1
vacation proved a health producer to -
the chief. : You. need some adjustments;
William Maher, of South Main street, ae'ff’é‘.‘ iggtmfgay. ,
who for several weeks post has been . The!‘ B wisdom . .,
emplo éd“ he New York granary m“ want the best
‘sto on Washington stre’et, Saturday, “1:11:25” proper
evening resigned his position in that . _
see. Mr Manor will start. tomorrow 4993513351?" “5““-
on his second year‘s course of.- study in .
r
a
Good tenants are to
the dvertislnd. ,
That‘s pleasant
You hope to remain $6..
; l'hat's natural.
Your spine may get it
That's possible. , '
"a fancy diving Hegem
_ d ' r
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