mom comm... on thinness. Twenty-rive Woman-Leas. are Three Times. one. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- fnce or Caps, Double Price. 5 WANTED. I TO LET. I sort SALE. WANTED—WOMEN ' TO D0: To LETAAPARTMENT 4 nouns FOR sites—0N, WOODWABD' hand-barring on button holes _ on bosoms and cuffs, work to be done' at home. Ciuett. Peabody & Co.. Inc. in 3t .— I WANTEMFREE AND CLEAR 1 lots, will givenew modern 2 family1 house in exchange. Box 685. South Norwaik, Conn. 3111 St Rent 86. nae. East Norwalk. and bath. Furnished or unfurnished. \Also house, 6 rooms” and ham, Apply minutes’ walk from center. Must be :Tuesday, 6 Omhard street. Norwalk. 801d. Bargain. Enquire, W. Casey. Telephone 16823. 32 3t 69 Woodward avenue. jul lit . Ave. near trolley. 7 room house, 10 _._......,—. To LET—FROM JULY 5th, THREE pleasant rooms and a large pantry. inquire at 53 Osborn ave iy1 3t WA 11 'r E o — SITUATION B Y TO LET—CONNECTING ROOMS young Hungarian girl, 3:55;“ “1:011:65" furnished with all conveniences for work and to care for 3 y' 11 light housekeeping. 214 East avenue, ‘ ' tr as our estlinate. We can save you . r '5? ington Ave, South Norwalk jul 3t I wmrswrosmou as CHAUF-l teur references given. Address,I Chauffeur, care of Sentinel. Jul 3.“ WANTED—25 TIN ROOFS T0 paint, valley and gutters. Painted‘ with guaranteed roof paint. Drop postal. Cinque's Paint Shop, 29 Ely Ave. South Norwalk. jul 3t) "WANTED—Grabs TO WORK ON? Singer Sewing Machines. Steady work. I guaranteed. Pay while learning. Apply 83 Washington street. top floor. 126 (it LOST. LOST——A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES in a case. Will finder please return to 353 West street. 12 1t ,. LOST—A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES Sunday. June 20th., between So. Nor’ walk M. E. Church and 62 West St. Finder leave at Sentinel office. j‘: it MISCELLANEOUS. —-NOTIOE. To whom it may concern: 5 \ All oil and gasoline cans marked 1'. 8: S. belong to Preusser & Son. Persons caught taking or filling these cans will be prosecutéd to the full extent of the law. i r C“ *— 1‘AKEN IN EXCHANGE Sterling Player Pianos—1 Estey, Huntington and 1 Mendelssohn and. Thcsfgcnn be bought. from $98.00 up. ' 1e M. Sonncnberg Piano (10.. 104 Washington St. 330 3t BLUEPRINTS AND TYPEWRlT- iug quickly and cheaply done at low prices. Room 8, second floor, 123 ' Washington street, P. O. Box 685. So. Norwalk. , 128 (it FOR 1 Pi- n‘ALIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA Meson, graduate from the University at italy. Licensed in New York and Connecticut. Close Examinations and q‘l'ssistance by latest modern methods. "23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2m MLVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER, val contractor. all kinds of contract work. Be sure money. Phone 816-3. 28 Wood at. Dorlon House 3 (Gregory Boulevard) East Norwalk Opens May I. SHORE DINNERS AND ALL KINDS OF S'EA FOOD COOKED TO ORDER. ‘ZIOHN a. O’SULLIYAN. Prop. I ' Telephone Call 720. (tempo ‘ Beachl Now Open for the Season. . \jSI-IORE DINNERS AND 5 ALL KINDS OF SEA FOOD. ‘ly papered and painted. Rent $7.00. ' bank street. Rent 312. Inquire, 9 Eliz- ‘ imprdvements. 72 North Main street. Estimates given on ' 5 that has been painted with our paints. 55 that's your protection. Phone us. near depot. jnl 3t “To LET—ROOMS TO LET. 35 rooms furnished or unfurnished, ‘new-' jul 3t TO LET-STORAGE r011 AUTO and stable room. J. Schanb, 16 Wasii ington street. 130 3t Tron RENT—.52 BAYVIEW AVE. Eight rooms besides bath room. 81.25 rooms newly decorated. Has furnace. FOR SALE-SMALL FIVE PAS- senger touring car in good condition, fully equipped. Price $285. F. C. Goodyea Royal James Inn, Norwalk. t 3111 It FOR d LE—LEGHORN CHICKS for wintei layers. Week old me each. Lots 25. 50, 100. Call or specify ex- press. Cash with order. Peasley. Cheshire. Conn. :30 3t FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL HOMES, and tenement houses all near center, with all improv.ements Price and terms reasonable. Phone or inquire, J. A. Hales, 49 Chestnut street 329 ht Sllll NESl IlllllANl Management of F. R. Irwin, TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART- 111ent and flat. also loft, steam heated and electric elevator service. For fur» ther particulars enquire of The Old Well Cigar Co. TO LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER BUR- abeth street. Tele. 1249-2. j23 tf To LET~Slx ROOM COTTAGE with all improvements. 12 Lincoln avenue. 5 rooms with improvements, at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with Store. 70 Ndrth Main street. inquire United Grocery 00., North Main St. To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT. East Washington street, East Nor- walk. Partial improvements, rent $12.00; also 6 room apartment 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire 64 South Main street, or telephone 60. 129 ff we REFER you ' TO THE HOUSE Is it not beautiful in its glistening coat? Yes, and what’s more, it will wear well—we guarantee that. All our paints. oils, stains, varnishes.‘ enam- els, etc., are the best obtainable—- The Gurham "Co 10 FIRST 31'.- 'EAST NORWALK ‘ Tel. 45:. You ems AFFORD to miss today’s special feature presenting the eminent star, 5 W. A. NASH, Prop Phone Bil .Wsstport 5' triumph- 1 . M - I I'l-Il' 'fl 4 “Jim the Penman" range, etc. Rent $20.00. Enquire 16 Bridgeport. High street. 130 iii ‘ 5 To LET—~21 UNION ST. 7 110011 Regular “mm 350 apartment. Possesion at. once. The . » Hatch and Bailey Co. 526 if » COME IN AND r I ' J. Neary, of South Norwalk, will no John' Mason, in the great international : 5 5 FOR CARNIVALfs'rs lNJURED 5 MOTOROVQLIBTQ. GETS S200 DAMAGE AWARD. In a decision handed down by J ulge Scott, in the Civil Common Pleas Court today. John J. Walsh of ‘Norwalk, is swerdod 3200 damages against Wil- ’iism A. Brian-man of the some: lace. way star attraction , . Special Saturday program in- eluding several features. princi‘: pal among them being the Broad- INDEPENDENCE DA uly 5 Clara Kiribati-Young and Stel- be convinced of the satis- factory service. llllllltfllilll MAN NEARLY I [08158 llft (N8 R0l0N (Continued From First Page.) 5 “KO—w figure. followed by Benedict. and Banks. The three rescuers safely dot the young man, whose name. in the ex- citement of the moment could int he learned, to the beach. Where he was revived aftr having been workd mm for a short time. it was the Brat rescue of the season lt'lf the popular lifesavers. The Rid‘gc‘II field man; together with a numbcr of other bothers, who took advantage of the high tide on the hot day. was en- juring a 'swim off the blthing beach. He had been in the water some little; tune. and was between the diting platform and the beach. when he was stricken with cramps in both legs He struggled resperately. seriousiyi handicapped, and there is no question but what he would have drowned had not the watchful eye of Corcoran not. ed his weak attempts to stay above the water. Corcoran swam quickly to the young man. who by this time was in a bad way. The life saver shouted warningly to the swimmer not tol “lose his head" and grab him. The fact that the young man kept cool anal followed Corcoran's instructions has much to do with his prompt rescue. The Ridgefield swimmer was cling» ing to the shoulders of Corcoran and Benedict, when Banks, in a row-boat, assisted the lifesavers in getting the young man to the shore. After being worked over for a short it e the swimmer was brought around as well as ever again. He Was exceed-l ingly grateful to the men who had sav- ed his life, and insisted upon bestow. ing‘a monetary reward upon the life- savers. who declined. asserting it waili not their custom to accept gratuities for services of such a nature. The hundreds of spectators who witnessed the thrilling rescue were loud in their; praises of the sWimmers. DAVIS.NEl\RY. . The many friends of Miss Louise :Neary. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John doubt be surprised to learn of her marriage to Walter Davis; .of spring City, Pa. Which took place last April in Seymour, Conn, the [Rev. C. A. then- d‘y officiating. Mrs. Davis was formerly employed in the office of the Beacon Falls Shoe Company. where 'Mr. Da- vis" is employed as foreman Mr. and in Beacon Mills. God the casualty hstseiibgsssafiing5m19’3"" . ‘ 1311: film! statement; from the headquarters of the Teutonic“ Allies indicate that there has recently been desw perate fighting along the Austin-Italian front. The main efi'ort of the Italians to advance seems to have been partheast of Monfalcone in the Isonzo region, and the murders are admitted to have made slight advances. The series of assaults as a whole failed, however, the Austrians claim. 5 The Italian \Var Office contents itself with claim- ing ground snatched :‘inch by inch” from the Austrian defenders. while along the rest of the front the process of consolidating positions and breaking up preparations lily the Austrians for defense is- proceeding satisfactor— 1 y_ .. V ‘ . . Further reports of occupation of Albania territory have been received, Greek bands having moved toward ,lcrat and occupying villages along (the way. This fol- I lows closely the recent occupation of Scutari by the ‘ Montcncgrins and the previous Serbian move into Ale bania. l 1 If NAIR l8 glllll NINE , Hen’rGrsndmother’s Recipe to Dari: LONDON. July 2. 12:59 p. fur—The British schoon- cr L. 0. Tower. which left Parrsboro. N. 5., June I, for Newport, England. was sunk off Fastnct. today. by a I German submarine. The undersea boat then sank a bark six miles away. The crew of nine of the schooner was landed at Queenstowm ~— LONDON, J-uly 2.-—-Thc British steamer Lomas was ' I sunk yesterday by a German submarine oil the . Scilly Islands. The second officer of the. vcsscl was killed. The rest of the crew was saved. LONDON, July 2, N’oon.———'l‘hrcc British stcauwrs, the lnglcmoor, the Caucasian and the Wclbury were torpcdocd and sunk today by a German submarine. The. crews of the Inglcmoor and the Caucasian wcrc landed at Italmouth. The trew of the Wclbury is safe. ounty is to the amount of $248, 000. The W all street banking firm of Kes- eel. Kinnicutt & Co. was the highest bidder, offering the figure named above. Today at the ethic of the County Icornmlssioners the final acts in the financial transaction were rented out. 1'l‘he building committee turned over GRAN, USE SAGE ltN en. and Begutiiy Faded Hair. ' Park ._ Dancing and Motion Picturesa Tuesday and Friday Evenings 5 the First National bank of Bgton in ‘ the transaction is because that institu- I England and its guarantee shows that Chief of Police William R in Roton SHORE DINNERS 75 - Till) VERY $1. 50 BEST $1.00 Point BATHING 251: * including Suit , Free MOTION PICTURES Children 5c Adults 100 SIX REELS ed all the way from Boston to put his name down 248 times and then hustl- CARNIVAL Nllilll Nll It I ed back. The reason for the appearance of 1111 11011 11110 tion is the most powerful in New ton has completed all erratum for ample police protection tom _. night at the local carnivals. 11a . the law has been complied with in every particular. The big 'Boston bank is also asso- .clsted in a business way with the First BridgepOrt National hulk. This ‘ association will make the bonds and their coupons payable'nt'eithe’r First National of Boston or the First Bridgeport National. Stephen Dokus. assistant to the city clerk. will leave for the expositions on the Pacific coast next week. Mr. Dokus. while visiting in New York city yesterday purchased his ticket, wldch measures more. than. a. yard long. The local young man will be gone a month. He leaves New York for Buffalo. and thence to Chicago. Kansas (tity. Oinsha. Colorado lprings, Denver. Pueblo. Los Angeles. San Diego and San Francisco. lie vii! return by way of the Southern. cmnc railroad. going from San Francisco to Elpaso to New Orleans. turned over to Detective 30W Leatheriand the active management ' the upper Norwalk carnival p celebration himself. makers take precautions to Mural lock their homes before leaving for fit been made that those people we way through dense crowds. bike class are always with us. snd'eren That beautifdlueven shndéof dark. glossy haircan only be had by brew- ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul- phur. You hair is your charm. it makes or mars the face. When it fades. turns grhy str‘ea‘libh anti looks dry, wiepyxhnd scraggy. just an up plicatiou or two of Sage and Sulphur enhances its appemance a hundred fold . I Dont bother to prepare the tonic: you (an get from any drug store a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound‘ ready to use. This can always be depended upon to bring ‘to the New York bankers the bonds 111d across the states to Washington, 11. t‘... to home again. It took the city council over fifteen minutes. to m The building committee has depos- clde whether or not to give the nusir lied $131,001) of this money in the tent city clerk the extra two weeks. First Bridgepmt National bank and That he deserved them no one could the balance in the Connecticut Nation- gainsay, so he got the extra time 0‘17. 111 bank in Bridgeport Further Premium Expected Many attractive improvements are The building committee has made being made to the City Hall. on North arrangements for this money to deI main street. in the city court room 11 interest and it is expected that a fur- raised platform has been erected and ther premium will be secured. if at ludge George H Vosburgh Will life- the end or building operations there side over the court in a much higher and in return received the big checks. for $250, 804 88 I i 1 ; consignment . cent sales of New York and Chicago back the natural color. thickness and lustre of your,5halr and remove dand- ruff. stop scalp itching and falling hair. Everbody uses "\l’yeth‘s" Sage and Sulphur because it darkens so nutur~ aly and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied You simply damp en a sponge or soft brush with it 9 ‘ draw this through the hair, taking fund to draw more interest. Yesterday sftemoon was a busy one with the County commissioners. Each man had to sign his name 248 times. Commissioner ‘Brophy. Crawford and Ballard had each to put his law. "‘3 the gray 1““? has disappeared and 1 urer. had'to attach his signature to after another application it becomes each bond along with me seal of the beautifully dark and spears glassy, county. lustrous and abundant ‘ I Finally, Vice President Olsen of the mums Bill)" Is Sil-‘P ;:::'.:.;"::.:::.:r:..:. ..:'::";..;; mmmmm his signature to each bond i-le hustl» (Continued on‘ Third Page) Banking circles believe that Fair field county did remarkably well and the county commissioners and other of the court houserbuildlng commit-1 tee are to. be congratulated upon their success: . Price Brought to High. tit is the general opinion of finan- ciers that Ii‘airfield county bonds f brought as high, if not higher. price ' than any municipal or county bonds sold- in the last few» ye‘are.‘The show- ing is very good compared with re- \ 5-\ uM‘ bonds. Induiry was inade- at the firm of? Hincks Bros, Co. regarding the coun- ty’s showing "I consider the figure ‘ John ' Hancock on each bond. as required by" 5 Then Senator Frederick J. Salmon: one small strand 3‘ a time; by morn— of Westport, who is the county tréns-' is a balance it will go into the sinking altitude than DI‘BVlOllBlY- M0“ 00“ 5venient arrangements have also been' made for the seating of the witneses. and lawyers. The giant colonial pillars in front of the building are receiving the coat of paint they have needed for /'11d the exterior of the building is being refreshed with a cost . l. s piililt. a The. first asphalt oiler that has been seen in Norwalk started work. on France street this morning. The new Standard Oil machine, which is a most interesting one, heats the oil it spreads itself. The street department today is working on Cedar street, mak- ing much needed improvements. 1-th and will be in charge of the downtown. It has been suggested that NW carnivals. The suggestion Mil m valuables, or carrying amounts; _ money, take care when working poor, the pickpocket and objections they do not live in Norwalk, they M be attracted here by the news first has been spread afar of the wonder- ful time that is booked. . The extra men.~who have been lected to help the specials and regain patrolmen up and down town, will be clad in regulation uniforms. andrwii work an 8 hour stretch. Chief PM nington, this morning. received a no of police badges. 5 fronts and clubs, for the use of tra men tomorrow .night. Th9? u ment will also come in handgas tit specials and regular men have been handicapped for some time by th lack of equipment The extra men for uptown w _ pounced last night. The down 111 special force, which will also the East Side. will consist of: Jam Fisher, Jules Boenisch. Alex Be ‘ min, lstvan Bailozs, William Mott“. Harry Flynn. John Hines, Alex ton. Homer Raymond, Charles 5 5 5 Clarence Brush. Herbert 369mb; Thomas Finnegan. Robert Brit . ' ward Brownell, Michael Sh Lewis Brehm. City Clerk Lin 5 _ 5 has sworn in a number of the spools ————— ~— Mr. and Mrs. F J Ham,Jr., king and queenk will hold their pu reception immediately after th ‘ nival parade, tomorrow night, in Norwalk Hotel. ———————-————- remarkably good.’ said a member of ~ the firm. "The county is to he coh— gratulated upon its succeed. Yes. the: showing is superior to New. York. That is not surprising. New Yo s present. indebtendness is nearly ten per cent. of its grand list. It is to be. remem» rs. Davis expect to make their home .5 ibered- ‘ no, that New York bonds are Louis. for instance. wn; than those of Fair-field" a" th very owest prices that good furniture can be bought, an per; cent. from regular prices. and offered to you a
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