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‘ lug machines.
For Sale,
is!
7mm} “Adv-«To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and ‘ l
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| CAMP-LEWIS NASH, July 14.——Art-
{er the routine camp duties today a
lmotor boat trip, with Scoutmaster
CThree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
jDouglas Nash and Forest Cast in
charge, was enjoyed to Tokeneke.
,Those participating in the ride were
Scouts Sherwood Knapp, Nichols.
per Insertion. In Black-
L ,.Dowan. Wilson, pownes, Cromley, and
Starr.
The point Was explored, and a
TO LET.
ur'
WANTED. I
p———— gonna—+— ————-~—~ 1»
WANTED—CHAUFFEUR WOULD TO LET—7 ROOMS AND BATH;
like position with private Dam Four 10 Cove Street East Norwalk ln—l hmse ”leap 1119111” at Hales' Mar away. for it could not be found ’
seals’ exocriense Can do own re- quire Colemans Newa Stand.le 3t ken Nomi Main 511691 316 1‘1‘ ]
pairing. Chauffeur, co Sentinel 31611 A -—~ —~- —-—-——-—-—-—
~— ' " ‘r T0 LET~4 ROOMS. 547 CEDAR FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR'l
WANTEDaPOSITlON .BY EXPER-'street_ Apply on premises. jylfi 3t ing car in A1 condition. Price rea-l
ienced girl to do general housework.“ .. _,_-_ _ ‘Vsonable. Louis Ny'aly, Connecticut;
,IIllderstandS English. 11 Kossuth‘. TO LET—FOUR ROOM APArll‘-§avenue. Phone 497. jy16 31!
street.
- *walk.
GIRLS WANTED—TO SEVI' ON;
children's knee pants. Singer Sew-j
53 Washington streetfioccupied by the Flame Shop.
jyI6 Gilable for office or lamily. Also loft'
|containing about 5,000 square teem
WANTED—BABY CLOTHES Toniwill be divided to suit tenant.
Inquire No. 2 West avenue. tt
South Norwalk.
,_
also second-hand go-cart or baby car- lWeU Cigar C0-
.riage. Anyone having these please -—
.Wrile, call _,or phone Mrs.
Handley, 30 Myrtle street.
Juli-5.
phone rooms, 91 South Main street. Rent 816
DIG 1t Mrs S A 10111185. 241 East avenue!
‘East Norwalk :15 3t5
To LET—6 ROOMS,—FIRST FLOOR
ll improvements. To small, quiet fam-
ily. Rent reasonable. Chestnut street.
llnquire 49 Chestnut street. 115 3t
'WANTED—SKIFF, OLD OR NE“. .i
Reasonable price. Tel. 1139-4. 114 3t
w A N T E D —— EXPERIENCED
wllaudfm. Apply office. Samuel Rood‘!
per. 114 at]
To LET-THREE ROOMS, FURN-
WANTED—REVERSE CLUTCH To-Vished complete for light housekeeping,
hold 12 H. p, 4 cycle engine. J. Efevery convenience. 815 month or by
General Delivery. 514 mills week. 22 Madison street, non;-1 4st;
jy 31 menl at No. 9 Ann street, South .' r-: .-
r——~———~_ ton auto truck with express body, also
TO LET—THE FLAT FORMERL‘ carryall top. Will sell or exchange. I
Suit Lock Box 672.
F0? er than pay storagle, will sell almostl
young infant, a very deserving case: ifurther DaI‘UCUIRPB apply to The Old new, upright piano very cheap for Cash
33:16 n or might allow tree use with purchasel‘
later on, If Plano was satisfactory. Ad
Charles: T0 LET—SECOND FLOOR Slx are“,
FOR SALE.
SALE—A GOOD
u...
FOR
4 Den but evidently the Torys must
“ORB have taken it with them or hidden it
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— ONE El
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FOR “LEI—PIANO CHEAP. RAH-L}
115 3t
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F. A. M., c|o Sentinel. :
l While the boys were gone an upset
MISCELLANEOUS' canoe contest was held, being in
ITALIAN MlDWlFE—MRS SANTA can}? (:1! Assistant Scout Master liar
unsco, gradnhte from the University gusterlimlfiwfige Eirazdesr“:
“ Italy. Licensed in New York and and Scout Juvenal wer th: :rewablt
Jonnecticnt. Close Examinations and -l rd be e i
assistance by latest modern methods. he sa “' and Cappsu ° and 86'
dlent. All the others went fishing. At
l . .
u E y ”"1"" “mm“ 315 13 2m. high tide the usual swim, and as the
water was warm this was very much
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER- 1 d
Ml contractor. Estimates given on e” We , -
"I ”m of contract work. Bo enrol In the afternoon a visit was paid to
to 3" our estimsts. We can save ,0“ I the soldier's home In Noroton. Here a
Search made for the famous Tory’sI
V
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AND STILL GROWING
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PIIONE 410.
est Prices and B
~ Andrew
BRANCHES IN NEW YORK, NEW
N ORWALK and this week we celebrat
ing one more link to the great chain of And
“Customers First," Square Dealing,
90 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
etheo
JERSEY, STAMFORD, NORWALK, SQ
pening of our Danbllry Branch, add
rew Davey stores. .
Honest Merchandise Coupled With the Low-T"
est Service Keep Us Growing
Values as Follows Show the Sincerlty of This Statement.
D9192
Best Pure Lard .. 11c II):
BEST V‘ Fresh Daily From . :72 I
CREAMERY BUTTER the fismggems 31C ‘
FINEST ‘ “ Cut to
New Potatoes 19c
SWIFT’S S A l ,, Lean, Tender, l V i:
SMOKED llOll def S Delicious. Cutto 12/20 3
CALIFORNIA A Delicious Cans ‘
SLICED PeaCheS Dessert 3 “no,
.. Points for Sentinel Reader-o to Con~
., s-Whltlll Wake, was it Writer, and other
, , organizations appealed to the Pres!
’ ' _ freed as soon as the] Dena meat or
“3 Jointed” ll
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest
prices. Special price for live calls. 12
6 pound. Bob calves to fatten. $8 to
$9 a piece. Joe Dickman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. "11: ISI
money. Phone 816-8. 26 Wood St.
To LET—SIX ROOMS WIT} ALL
modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave-
nue, .Soutll Norwalk. A. Joselovsky, 52
aler stri'l'eet, or 4 Cove avenue, East
Dorlon House
LOST.
LOST—BETWEEN COM P0 BEACH ‘
and Washington street, a ladies black
and white checked coat. Finder re-
,turn to Modern Market, 15 North
Main street. ' jyltl :i‘
L—._.._._.__..,.._.-_._..V._ _.-.._...__. ..--.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand-
made, painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
[ICAI NOIICIS-
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that a pub‘
lic hearing by the Mayor and Com.
Inon Council of the City of Norwalk,
will be held at the Council Chum-
bers, City Hall, on Tuesdrly evening,
July 20th. 1915, at 8 o'clock P. M..
upon the application made by the
Connecticut Company to said Mayor
and Council to re-locate its turnout
track, including overhead wires, fix-
tures, etc.. at Hanfords Turnout, so-
called, on East avenue at Rowan
street, in_ accordance to a plan sub-
mitted which plan is entitled “The
Connecticut Company, Norwalk Lines l
“V South Main street, or telephone 60.
Norwalk. 112 ti
(Gregory Boulevard)
'ro LET—-21 UNION ST. 7 ROOM E3" ”WWI“
apartment. Possesion at once. The OP PG” MB? 1-
Hatch and Bailey Co. , 126 tr: SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
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TO LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER BUR- I
bank street. RantV$12.Inqulre, 9 Eliz-I
abeth street. Tele."12l9-2. 323 If
[OI-IN a, o'soLLrvAN amp
Telephone Call 720.
TO LET—SIX ROOMV COTTAGE,
with all improvements. 12 Lincoln:
avenue. 5 rooms with . improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street.
Store, 70 North Main street. Inquire
United Grocery Co., North Main St.
\
. «chth AMUSEMENT
To LET—5 noon APARTMENT.
blast Washington street. East NorU
PLEASANT HOUR-—
today’s show which includes the ap-
pearance of the noted star, Hazel
Down, in a new Paramount release as
“Clarissa"
TOMOR ROW:
129 it
BUSINESS NOTICE, ‘
AT MRS. TAYLOR'S, 60 NORTH: /'
Main street. Some special prices on'
trimmed hats. Toilet powders, Hosiery series
and collars and cuffs. 314 3t‘
_ “Who Pays?” \
BROADWAY FEATURE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
the oillce of the District Commission-' ' MONDAY: . .
are or the Second Taxing District, City 00min! “mush! DO“ fa“ to get
of Norwatk. City Hall, until 12 o’clock- m 0“ the his Monday “We?
noon July 21.1915,10rthe|movingano; Cholly Chaplin Day'
relaying of about 125 rods of stone
Oiilce Engineer, Maintenance of Way, fence on property nearly opposite Baldi Three cash prizes for amateur Chap-
East Ave. at Rowan St. ProFoSed
Track Relocation, East Norwalk.
Conn. Scale 1" equals 40 ft: June,
1915. Approved. w. D. Dunham, Jr.,
Engineer. Maintenance of Way."
Dated at Norwalk, Conn, this 25th
day of July, A. D, 1915.
I‘ JOSEPH JpLINXWEILER,
116 2c . "City Clerk.
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Hill. Wilton, Conn. lin imitators. It will be the best show
Tho'Commlssloners resents the mental town with a special two reel Chap-
0 reject any or all bids. Iln feature. Amateur performance at
STEPHEN S. MATCH LOCKWOOD'S HALL only.
HORACE n. NASH VIM
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D. WILLIAM HARRORD
» ~ CHRISTIANIZING CHINA.
District Comislsioners
ASHEVILLE, N. 0., July 16.-—TheV
lbest way to Christianize China isI
through Japan, which one day will
dominate the east, Dr. E F. Cook
Foreign Missionary Secretary of the
15 2t
I .
sidel- When Out Shopping“.
Quality and variety are the strong
features of the mid-summer sure of
The A. J. Collins Co. Their large as-
sortment insures the suitings of every; L
taste and purse: offering you twentyVi
to thirty per cent. savings See adv. .
)‘ —-_~_'——- "
l' HICKS SENTENCE COMMUTED. _
WASHINGTON, july 16.7——Presi
,dent ~Wi19On todav commuted to en‘-
pire at. once the jail term of Robert
E. Hicks, the New York man ivho. ai-
tor twelve yeals’ successful eluding
of imprisonment for a violation ot
the fihhtsl'bolfi’ihw up a pro Ipsperous‘
businasgfand ‘shrrendered filmed.
The Bowery. Mission of New (York at
dent for his release. He will be
ties.
ll . ; ALL“ KINDS OF
fits
com Beach"
NewaOpSTI for the Season.
SHORE DINNERS AND
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
'told the church's annual missionary
iconference in sesSion at Lake Jun.
lalaska, today. Unless the Japanese
themselves become Christians. Dr.
lCook asserted, they will Seek to pro
l'vent spread of the Cbrlatlan religion
!ln China. . I
Dr. Cook pictured political and com-
mercial control of China as Japan's
'dfM“ Vat H.
open mi...) . , ,
3 - 00 MP0 INN tolls:
bins shamans- Bshmn tho Chimes—Orchestra.
.w—fiAFE GRILL-P'
Inimitable Entertainment~Psrtecuon in Fund and Service.
$1.50.. Nil?“ DINNER screw.
to 8 80 p. m.—Commenoing May 29.
M E N o
Olives, celery, Radish», Pickles, Li
5: in Seas‘on, .Psrislsnno Potatoes, Hal '
’ Dressi dial!” Broiled Chicken. New Boiled
«86MB ML. Tm. ~
,A LA; mars salmon A'I' AI.
‘ SEA FOOD.
N ‘
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W. A. NASH, Prop. ,
Weapon-t
_ Phone so
g l
VV sin Chowder, Fish *
Lobster, Mayonnaise ,
oes. Vegetables in. iV
' about 4:30 o'clock. in the afternoon.
I
walk. Partial improvements, rent LOCKWOOD'B HALL'
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 39 .
Chapel street, Norwslk. Inquire 64 DON'T ”“55
Third installment of the Biograph'
Sealed propo als are requested at ,
iTrcnchcs are being V
iand platforms conStructed on Zeillonkel and upon the But-gs-
tall crest (.460 feet higll,)
“A detchment of infantry suc-
have been transformed into en- ceeded in escalatling the slopes
trenched camps strongly garri— of a ravme heretofore considers
isoned and with Immense supplies. inacccSSlble and occupied by
’Surprise attack oh the summit Of.
Terrific storms continue in the Falzarego Pass (6,945 feet high.)
.‘r fhigh mountain region, violent On the night of Tuesday and
winds. Ilail and even snow are Wednesday this detachment was
delaying military operatlons bllt counter-attacked, but the enemy.
the troops are engaged in forti- was repulsed sustaining ScrIOus‘V
': 1' clown];
$1.50
snappy exhibition-1 was given by the
boys, and it was evidently enjoyed by
,. the old men. Colonel Robinson treat-
ed the boys to lemonade, made o flue
brief speech of thanks and apprecia-
tion. After inspecting the mess hall
‘of the Home the boys marched out
. warmly applauded by the old men. We
were visited in'tlle evening by Lewis
H. Nash.
The. ' ys cheered at the. table, which
was egplied with peaches sent by
gSecretury Ira Gregory, cakes groin
Fred iIlll'is, gingerbread from Mrs. «
Downes and watermelon from Mrs.
Plrle McDonald.
The boys will break comp tomor-
row, and will be home in Norwalk by
STORES‘
jFIGH'I‘ING IN ARGONNE
REGION TURNS TODjlY
i IN FAVOR OF FRENCH.
.V' (Continued FromVFirst Page.)
‘.
readiness to observe a true ncll-
_traIity in spirit but it is skeptical
‘abotlt the cticci the note Will
have. " . x to
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HILL NO. 285 RE- i
CAPTURED BY FRENCHV
PARIS. In!) 16.——Hill No. 285,1
the Forest of the Amrgon
which was stormed bv the Ger-
mans earlyt this week, has been
rc-captured by the French forces,
according~ to the official state-i
mcnt given out this aftcrIIOOu by‘
the French War Department
‘ . . I .
MANY CASES OF i
CHOLERA IN HUNGARY,‘
PARIS Iuly 16,7:35 a m.—-,‘
A Haves dispatch from ”Geneva 3;
says infOrmation has been re-}
ceivcd there from Budapest to
l in
1-: ‘
the effect that 543 cases of
TUna Fish
Makes Delicious
Sandwiches.
Regular 25c. Cut to
.‘ .
W... COFFEE 3°":
oun . C t t
Santos , , “, °
S. d: H.
50 STAMPS 50
Over and above the regular and extra stamps-
To every purchaser of one dollar’s worth or over
of Teas, Coffees. Spices onExtracts.
E o \ . .-» - 1., . ,‘
PEERLESS " CHOICE FAM PEERLESS TEAS ATLAS COFFEE...
, COFFEE —-3 ILY TEAS He , 3 , . H
. met] by experts. The \\ orlds Best”
Money and skill All kinds. “A \Vorld llcatcr.” 35¢ lb.
cannot produce a . 50¢ 11)“ .
cation with more 35¢ lb. 60 Stamps Free 4° Stamps FYI-9.5.,
strength or filler 2° Stamps Free. '
flavor. ‘ 30¢ ll). , , , . GOLDEN
UAKER Grandmas Powder
co Stamps Free. 801m FLAKES 1776 Powder GRAIN FLOUR
Cut to 52. )k Borax Soap $1.00 bag. .
,CAMPBELL’S ' l g. Your choice, ,
SOUPS OR , -
BEAN83 for 25¢ 25 Stamps wuh I 3 for 11¢ 20 Stamps Ft
’ ‘botte PURE VA- ' . . - ,
V NILIL A 0R LEM- 80 Stamps with 1 With I can ATLAS
1° Stamps With ‘ 0N EXTRACTS lb. BEST TEA COCOA
lb. PURE BAKING
POWDER ‘50¢ 25¢ 60¢ lb. 20¢-
to S, & H. STAMPS FREE WITH EACHVOF THE FOLLOWING:
ll
I—sv—d
I can Shinola . .......
I can Brass Polish
can Black Pepper ..
can Dutch Cleanser .
can Skat ..
o
1.1 can 2.3“ 1 Polish ..
roc‘I bottle Ammonia
Ioc'l bottle. Wash Fluid
Witch Hazel
Salad Oil
Javclle Water
roc 1 bottle Fruit Syrup ..
la
me I bottle
zoc2 1 bottle
10c l bottle
10:: ‘1 jar Fruit Jam
. I06 I glass Pure Jelly ‘
. Ioc__1“pkg. Tapioca
.- mclr pkg. Corn Starch OE
c .
cholera developed. in Hungary.
during the week from June 21 to
leS, with 281 deaths. Twenty-
’four cases out of a total of SI
iin the armv are said to have rc-‘
suited fatally.
ITALIANS STRONGLY
1y fortilylng all
turcd from
positions
the Austrians
evacuated Italians
which to mount heavy guns.
Many places along the frontier
of munitions.
fying domlnant points. losses. ,_
ITALY ISSUES
3 OFFICIAL STATEMENT
ROME, July 15, via Parts. I
July 16, 4. so a. m.—~The official
statement issued toni'
e‘raVl Staff \{I’Ias' as fellows:
feat,“ them which
was
occurred on
MAIL FOR BATTLESHIPG.
WASHINGTON, July 16. -Thol Pana-
f, the ma Canal authorities, in. an attempt to 9'1 ““9- , fl . .
” the ”Some people poke
d u rters of the If n Cen- insure the proper delivery of 'mail toll Conciderllbie' mail has come to
has q a a a I vessels or individuals on board oi sons? torssaiiors and ships addressed lens has. ButzV
l have to Colon and Panama to which one most 'oin it
coins to th I?!“
ombard “Magellan to eoeivo
so such but if d stood to the «lure attire epublicoV Panama.
'and Landro, which were partly
FORTIFYING POJITIONS demolished while an enemy bat-,
VERQNA, via Farm, July 15, tery installed on the plateau Of
9 p. m. —The Italians are Strong- Raucllkosel
cap- mounted. ;
"Encounters favorable to the
Mount
partly diS-.
~- l " "There has been no change on
the remainder of the front”,
'_ w~-W-
a .
D NlN
the captain bl the port,
Every Saturday
A Afternoon '
or it. is delivered to the postal service or the Fiji Islands , _ .
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