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MWOLIII“ Mflnwildsorlssquo
Minneaflcboh wwuledpchutlsadnu
hoe or Gaps. Double Illa. ‘
.9 son CALI. ID as. wuss-m
.Z-‘W , ” v s—
3 I“ CALI—m W m TO LET-COTTAGE. 01 SM!) “my, u YIAII (It
”wheelie-deuthalsya
tel. Also wind shield, Presto-tank.
mm sadness nex-
ea. MOMS!!!“ surest
i' no anal-on ro chair as sav-
.‘el’ svenae annually attractive. 8
re- bease steam heat, large moaned
largo res, he shade. Good
sleeaaat surroundings. Owner. 1?
“will street, South Norwalk. ‘
1e . .30 6t
SAND BANK JUST OPENED AT
tho-Its. Magnet-'5 homestead. The best
of and around this section. Any!
needed can phone at 1186. Ralph Per-
schiae. m29 3t
view,»
[past Norwnlk. Inquire fi‘. noodle?
St. I rooms. all mums. new, ”’3’ “ “twang?!” It
quire of B. J. Eenelde. 6 W
“mt- Im it wsurwasr cuss cam
"’ ll within! for M m ‘9'
7° LET—NICE “100K SOME 1““ Plxaarry 0. races. Bishop nuts. eter-
provementa. :5 Stuart avenue. Belt? walk, Conn. Ill it
reasonable. .28 3t;
l WANTED-TO BOARD CHILDREN
TO LET-A it'll! NEW UIN'GA-I 2 years or over. Good home lot)-
low, ilve rooms and bath at lisht ‘we care. Address A,’ cio SentineL
also a large garden, already ploughed? m3; 1:
Rent very reasonable 20 Howard stol .—
WANTED—A GENERAL SERVANT
m2, It at the Day Nursery, 21 Union street
"IAll day Sunday free . 11129 at
2: liow ard street.
TO LET—DESK BOOK A? 45} ..
WALL STREET. INQUIRE ON PBS WANTED—OPERATORS. COHN
MISES. S. COHEN; In W Raincoat Co., 52 Water street, South
FOR SALE—1N EAST NORWALK.
30 building lots. :10 down and 86 a
month. Apply George B, Finch,
Winfield Sto E. N. m3"
FOD onto—nor N0. 3, nonrtt‘
side of Fifth avenue, on trolley line,
toast Norwnlk, Conn. stir particulars."
price, etc, inquire at William 8. Wil-
cox, [teeter Block; Washington St.
mls 4w
FOR SALE—10 ROOM HOUSE.
plot 115x102: heat. water, electric
lights. shop, shed chicken house, fruit.
Near trolley and sound. Inquire 5 Lo-
gan titreet. Rowaylon. Tel l'l‘H.
lot in
FOR “Lie-£11K. SIX-BOOM COT-
tagss on Uncoln avenue. All modern”
unprovements. For sale on easy pay-
ments. Good opportunity to own your
own home. Inquire of United Groom
Co. North Main street or, Robert 0.
Raymond. Elm Grove street.
FOR BALE—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD
We. 25x6 1-2. Copper riveted.
[leather cushion Inquire Mr. Kline-
leltar. Rowayton. an if
mm
LOST.
LOOP—A SILK BAG WITII NE’I‘AL
cap. cmtaining keys and small qum of
money. Flndct please notify Mrs.
Blanchard at South \‘oiwalk Iihrniy.
am it
LOST—IIIACK AND WHITE FEA-
lllt'l‘ boa, between Franklin street and
the South Norwalk depot. Finder
pit-ice return to this odicc. mat 1t
lMII and bath. lice!!! beater. elee-tators on linger power machines.
_-. tion. Newly painted lnteflor and ex- 9., and “(My ”my. “cured. my.
120 per month. Possession at once. , Norwalk.
m8 tf‘z
" Norwalk.
ro LET—0ND use! uonsl.‘
West side of at Union street. seven,
WANTED—EXPERH‘INCED OPER-
Do
Good
'c “this. Ill new. “I “I” 0033” all parts of housedress ranking.
tcrior. New uptodate plumbing ltetttI al ”(5 Co. 35 Wumnnofl street, 50_
mu 6t
.—1
The Hatch A Bailey 00-. 89 Manhunt
street. Ml! WI. 911 “i WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS!
i
[of cattle and ill But. Hces'
the rooms each, wt‘h improvements. F “a 80 "um
At No.’ a 55 and 57 spring street. ln-iar 10312:: tli N‘ Tel. 1161.
quire In. R. Tarlov,16 Grove Bt..or1
telephone 1318-11. ll if;
m
OPECIAL MIETINO.
0......
To LIV—A man. in EASTl
Washington street, hat Norwalk. Int-l
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohannon, di
__. grace which is m h a! hilplay-
‘ locations «on Mina scab:
winning h'adfiwn tegclose. In
trot oi Boggy. construct-i there-
uinder of the shown nut-g
frolic, although Nicely haunted
as death by the Harwell willow-
..itns. When Nerwalk «as a into
certain oats, the W whim
invariably were tee polite to retire
their opponents with the ease and
era, but persisted h wanting the
Hos-walkers with tree trips to the first
station, on bullies men
Ferry. who was badly ”tired in the
morning game, returned to his post.
iion at the beginning of the afternoon
contort but, after aequitting himself
very ci'edltably with a twobase drive
over the right M Will. Ins forced
again to retire, after having turned on
his injured ankle A fast ball through
second. uhich the dashing shortstop.
captured after a quick dash, was the
cause for the failure of the ankle to
stand up under the strain,
The visitors showed up wall during
the practice, but in their ball 0! the
first inning failed to connect in any
appmcisble degree with Barry's
twirling olorts. Not so with the lo
cals, however. Little Gillespie, of the
big uniform, was the first man to ap-
proach the plate. and Fergeaon. be»
taming excited by the sight ct such a
little man in such a large utter-m.
soaked the second baseman with the
horsehide in a spot where it would do
the least harm. Gillespie trotted to
first base. and then the slaughter com-
mcncod.
Hits, hits, bits and still another hit,
by Saunders, Brill, Cough and Thomp-
son. assisted by s wild pinch (you:
Pergoson. served to force four In
Booth slain street. telephone to Also
aii'esarimeni. 41 Chapel street. All WW “We OHM city of Nor-
improvements Rent very reasoning walk. Conn.
11‘ The legal voters of the second tax-i
ting district are hereby notified ihnta
Operators on all parts of
lapecial meeting of the said district
will be held in the council room in
Shirt Making. lowers
paid while learning
.1. To authorise the Board of Electri
cal Commissioners of the Second Tax
that part of the opening males. kr-
low ing purposes: ' i
After being badly uttered daring the
geson resigned in favor of ltoggy. who
was successful in whitheg Bands, thus
retiring the side.
In the second frame the locals eon
noctcd with Roggy‘s delivery for one
run, on hits by Gillespie. Saunders.
(tough and Thompson. coupled with a
few errors on the part of the visitors
over the plate for the opening session. "
the City Hall Bulding on Friday. June
9, 1916, at 8 o'clock p. In. (or the fol-
EXPERIENCED MEN AS SHIRT
ironer.
Bright young V’man in ism
stock room.
1(Illicit, Peabody
& Co. inc.
m. w...— “www—
‘3
LOST—~LADIBS' SILVER WATCH
and pin. Reward by returning to Sen-l
Cinel omce. .
A FEW GOOD TOURING PARS
ant roadsters Overhaulod and In A- 1
condition. Went-lets Garage. 11 RAY-j
mend street. South Norwnlk. i
t
$50 A WEEK [8 WHAT YOU CAN
oarn‘.‘women of Independent inclina-
tion. and men who want it high class
yofession. Join our classes learning
Osaaglng'and physical culture. We'
in train you at home by mail. write
may for particulars. Dr. Adleman's‘
Mtintlon. 39 Suburban Ave. Stan-.1
IEPIIEBEITATWES-
The Travolors'
for
OVER 30 YEARS
We solicit your
Life
Accident
Steam lloilcr
Atiltimolllltx Liability
Workmcn's Compensation
Insurance in this strong and re-
liable company.
1. M. Layton&Co..luc.
Real Estate and insurance
Insurance Co.
he
M. Ouch. { 5 Railroad Ave. Oeutlt Ncmllt
lmuvson AND named, as. ' ‘ 4L
“sets, desire to announce that they ‘”‘""'"
«an opened an office for the general TORPEDO DESTROYER lN DRY
fiction of connectors. Room 1. Hav- DOCK.
lend Block. 94 Washington street. ,
'AlNTINd -— Pawn-Hammoi
mating. painter's supplies; wall
flier. up-to-dato styles, lowest prices.
neonates cheerfully given. Trial or-
am solicited. Tel. loo. Alexander;
mnlimnve. _I”
TO LET—8 corraon srnnnr, 2n
fl.oor Adults only. Inquire on prom
hes. Rent :10. .29 8:.
*_
Cr—
?0 LET—FLAT 0F 7 ROOMS.
.wa centered and painted. (All lin-
mements. Magner n I-‘lynn. ma 3t
0.9 GONE 003387!
’erfdet Ind cm IMMI-
- Ilade‘te “ensure; "
. sane. LILLlAN nevuohna
M Mhfleld street Phone 12415
~—Yom- Sentinel "Situation Wand”
advertisement cannot escape the no-
on. ct employers—link it rests with
you to secure in: it favorable notice,
- ~_w—‘—nfi-.~
A
mvmbitiiiacnsxoodsenuw
dusifled advertisir. at the time in
mien present position, pso-
encumber! (and ass paying
twlosebem'ngmih.
”-
lug District to increase the capacity The “ma Worm!“ ““0 "‘9 third
and improve the facilitcs of the 80.1““!!! without the trillion rrovins
Norwalk Electron! Works of said Diti-t troublesome. except for a heated dis-
.trict by the installation of additional caselon ovcrdbe fact that the Giants
tequipment, tho replacementof present thought they had detected Dick Barry
’equipment, the neqnirement of addi- using the "anon" ball, and went out
tional land, the procurement by purch-‘to stop the further progress of the
ase of an additional supply of electri game until ”I. supposed hoax couldbe
cal energy from an other source or revealed An investigation found Dick
sources to augment the capacity of the it' ".1le ignorant of the DOOM-“0n of
;pncsent generating system, the add! ‘am such animal as an “emery" ball.
tion of alternating current service to m anything relating to it
that of the present direct current sup- M to the game "M" in m, third
ply, or by any or all of the cxpedlcnts lnnin there was it
othin t It b t
'Just mentioned at the discretion ”mix I Hits soared mgr :nd wide
I I lk
‘ in accordance with the best ludgmeu lit n" .
of said Electrical Commissioners; or and m5" of! "‘9 1°“, willows “d' 9"
ter the team had indulged in a regu-
_by such other means as said electoral
m.” determine and direct. In or old- fashioned, healthy batting bee.
ubflluh
on sanctum of the M it was
“downtime-ubi-
eves-{and the deal score steed: Rw-
wdk. 16; Pittsburgh Giants. 2.
Diet WM ll hill"
flvoofthvtliflc‘l'lllmaflet-
noen’s session. as agar-t nine, by
“semiannual-them
ing. Thebox score:
lem GIANTS.
ab
Gil-I. ub'o'd’l‘asuaasa‘
Guns. of ............4
PW. if ........l
Install, r! e.......d
Hackett, 2b ........d
Johnston, 2M ......4
Fiali, ea ............4
Owner. c-lh ........I
Green, lb ..........2
‘Plergeson, p........0
"Rosy, p .........4
Totals ...........31 I
NORWALK.
ah
Gillespie, 2b ........5
Saunders. if ........C
lBrill, 3b ...... ......5
Goagh, c ...........5
“*P‘rrry, $8 ..... ...1
'l‘hosipson, us .......i
Bllx, lf .. ......... ..5
P. Barry. rf ..... 5
Sands, 1b ..........5
D. Barry, p .........5
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oluooonuous‘o‘n'
l: l Hanussuaeasasons:
re l weeomuoo‘ocun
vs I “cadence-00.0.
3
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0
0
0
1
0
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Totals “lumen...“ 10 18 21 16
‘One-tltlrd of an inning.
”Believed Ferguson in first inning,
”'Played us tuning.
SCORE 37 Imam
Pitt.Giauts ..... 000000110—2
Norwnllt .......d l 1 0 0 8 l 0 x~l$
Struck out—13v Barry. 5; by Resp.
5. Home rum-Johnston. Twobass
hits—Gillespie, Ferry, Thompson. Pe-
tersen, Johnston. Wild pitch-hm
son. Stolcl bases—Brill (3). Own.
sonli, Peterson. Umpires~0‘Grady
at plate: Carroll on bases.
lllt W8 W
Mllllfll Still
Yesterday b lot was done towards
clearing up the situation in regard to
the crew at Yale. Coach Nickalls
harbor and after each shell came in
there were shifts. At the end of the
practise two crown were picked out
which were designated as crews A and
8, instead of varsity and second as
war the case hetero the disastrous
race on the Cayuga lake list Enter
day.
The personncll of crew A is as fol.
lows; bow, Newton: 2, Harrimnn;
Low; 4 \thittlcsey; 5. Fox; 6., Kos-
itzky: 7. Startovant and stroke Lam
Meyer. Fitzpatrick. Gllilllcn
“I
2 To authorise slid Electricalicom-i'“ which some members got so hog
mlssloners to utilise the available rc-t "h '5 ‘9 “‘9‘“? “1‘9 “'0 M“ ll
sources of the reserve fund. or tub in ”‘9 “PM”. “'9 'mN-NNM "Mend
‘come or both. of said Electric \l'orks,.39‘9n more 7“” '0‘” NOT'llt- N911!”
not exceedan Twelve Thousand Doi.;every Norwalk man connected for a
litre (312, 000) to increase the capacity safety in this session.
The course, on the Housatonio has
been definitely given up this year,
and all the practise from now on will
be on the harbor. Both the fresh
Boggy totter-lman and the varsity will leave for
3..
aHhMMClnuaa-a
rem Crew 3 is made up with tnell‘wad
following men; how, Munson;° _, am. 101-! a point or better.
’I
yards;3 .gockefeller; I, Sheldon; 5,
Moxsuslitou; 6. Gamble and stroke,
Hyatt.
t
i
. ‘ilnal quotations.
""1“ Oil! several combinatmng 0|! met
new YORK." lay u—‘l‘he null
Wit-MI“! I‘m“-
sociation, held on the m river
yesterday was marred by m rawning
Oloneoitheoompstitcrsw the
close oi the day’s em. leivtn l.
Home. stroke of the actor four
d the Wabaetah Boat club of flush-
uwuembythebowendofnbe
W shell at It. A“ 3.!
club. Bates. and knocked overboard
The body was not recount Molten-
na's parents and several relatives wit-
nessed the accident, which occurred
shortly after the bats had finished a
hardraee. Theevaowaswanbgthe
University Barge Club of Phihulphis.
One of the classic events, the senor
elude scalls. was' won by J. D. Kelly
of the Vesper Boat Club, Philadel-
phia. Kelly outclassed his two com-
petitors and won by more than a
half dosen lengths.
The schoolboy eight championship
went to the New Rochelle high school
UNION A. 0. V8. THE FEDERAL
A. C.
The Union A C., at Graniterille. and
the Federal A. C, of Springwood, play
an a strenuous game of ball, at the
Union's hone grenade, Sunday morn-
ing. Unexpectedly the Union A. C. lost‘
in the tenth inning, when they permit-
ted the Federal A. C. have to mm
the winning run. The score was 12 to
ll in favor of the viaitors. it would
have been different I the nuptre's de-
cisions were fair throughout the game.
The Union A. C.'s boys were no match
for their opponents is held work. All
of the home team batted unusually
well. but were mostly caught on bases.
The Federal A. C.'s catcher did too
much talking, which hindered fair de-
cisions. in the next 'game‘the Union A.
C. boys will “deliver the goods" to the
utmost surprise of their sturdy oppo
nonts.
(Signed) ED. SHEEIIAN,
Manager Union A. C.
.———-—-—-———-—-——
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. May 31 (Wall Street,
10:30 a. m.)~llesuniption of trading
after the holiday was marked by some
substantial advances over Huntley's
Specialties were
again to the fore with advances of 1
to 2 points for Marine pfd., Baldwin
Loco, Mexican Petroleum, American
Zinc, Chandler Motors and Allied .Au-
tomobllo issues, Lee Tire being espe-
cially prominent for its activity. Ju-
neau Copper also won extensively trad-
ed in. but With others of the same
group showed only nominal change
Coolers continued to lend the rails.
M‘hlfib Valley soon rising 1 5-8 to 85.
its highest price for recent
ing and Canadian Pacific also
WALL STREET, Noon—Norfolk s:
Western was added to the list of
and strong coolers. selling minus its regu-
llsdlsy have not reported this week. lsr dividend of l 34 and an extra 1
per cent. at 1:5 3-,8 equivalent to
128 1-8, a high record. There were
fractional gains in Union Pacific. St.
Paul, N. Y. Central and Eric, but deal-
ings ran largely to specialties Chan~
improve the facilities of null Electric cd, fell. picked himself up. and pro- Gale'I r‘vrrr Saturday to train for die.- um made a new maximumoa
«.Works at the discretion and in ac :ceeded onward. undaunted by hits and
‘cordance with the best judgment of errors in this inning.
said Electrical Commissioners; or to; Norwalk took things easy for the
appropriate such other sum for web next few frames and did not open the
other means of increasing. and better- with intent to kill until the sixth in-
ing the capacity of ‘sald Elcctrtcal'u“ plut, of heavy artillery ”u“
tWorks in its present generating sta- filled this session however, and gm,-
tion limb“. 01' 9180W59N- ‘8 ”dd the smoke had cleared away it was
elector My “mum “‘9 “'9“ ldiscovmd that the mom; errors
. 3 T0 he" "1’ "W" "’3‘ m" "’or the visitors and hits by Cough. Bill
‘su bmltted or to ask for any informa-
l P. Barry and Sands, had combined for
tion that may be available relative to “ total of I Norwaik
t
the Thames regatta with Harvard.
radial shake-up in the crew
coach to reorganiroa winning crew.
from the material on hand. One sis-
nilleant thing about the line-up oi
crew A is the reappearance of Koa-
itxkky who was 'canned"
first boat about a month ago.
I
t
:its additional advance to 108 1-.4 and
Alan“ ll ll V917 lite ‘0? with 3 m! m m "ley- u“,
the" Harvester issues developed pronounc
ls nevertheless a great deal of optlm- ed strength with a further advance in
him expressed over the ability of the 11““.hW ‘Bon’da Were firm with an
'“nctt'te inquiry for Anglo-French and
Canadian live per cent.
m m. WALL STREET. 1: so p. m.—-Shares
It was of the less conspicuous steel compan-
chimed at the time that the crew 198. including Mamas. Colorado
worked a great deal better wtuieut Fuel
and the 'sovernl Guli states steel
renun’mfl
MIMMJW
SCI rn .
‘ tthe rejected ornamental street II t-
BOSTON, May sl.—'riie torpedo? p “h I
5““ “filmy" W‘mnzm damagedlsm said Electrical Commissioners
by contact with a submerged brealt~ “y funk... instructons relative there-
water at Rockport, last night, was t.0. that said electors ll! desire, as to
placed in dry dock at the Navy Xerd the kind of tempts poles, sxtures meth~
here today. CaptainW. R. Rush, com-‘ od of spacing the lamps, system of
monder of the yard, appointed aberrd distribution or any other details that
of inquiry to make an inveeimitoniwee preferred and (easible oi adop-
.lm‘ report its flndings to the Navy f tics. and to take another action ro-
i Department.
in the opening half‘ol the seventh
him and that the results were much 153““.
featured the lntermedlat roa-
ing system for said lstrict; also tot
tuning the visitbrs put across ‘thclr
first tally of the content. it was a
feature of the same in more than one
particular. It clearly showed that the.
visitors would take a run. casually.
'now and than, it they were given the
opportunity, and it also showed that
one of the members 'of the My nine
could lift the pill outfits them“-
U. S.
{alert at on to two point gains.
smoother. with
Coach Nickalls yesterday expressed Steel indicated accumulation.
his satisfaction with the progress of ‘further 5W in Karine P“
the newly organised crews. and is in
hopes that enough improvement will ——Don‘t waste the days in waiting
be shown in the near future to en- lo: a tenant, under the impression
tirely justify the big shake-tip. that Sentinel elaisslfled advarthing is
M
—'l'ry e Ioniinol WANT ADV.
EXPENSWE ’03 your REAL BX- ,
l
The Warrington was latching at
speed trial when she was scraped by 1
the rocks. A hole was torn in the
port bow and water entered in large
volume. For a time it was thought the
Emergency repairs were made, with
the Wandam was taken in tow for
this port by the Mayor Jenkins.
The parade ct Cook az‘wnson‘e
wildsaimalflaowhrmed'iaituut-
“irmomemm slow.»
“minis-osmosihssoeessisapass
{HMMWW see
Hail. ~
K
ignrdlng said ornamental street light-
der-troyer was shikhig, but the pumps:
sun checked the rush d water.l
the madmho-tbabmta-i
ships New York and Delaware. audi
ing system that said elecol's may di- one oi the outfield. This run was a
not. mi Emmi smash. That is,'it was
STEPHEN 8! HATCH nearly a real one; the only thing stahd- '
“MACE R. NASH mg mill. 11701 ltd being in“ m.
D- W HARFORD. being that Pat Barry" in inning for
Commissioner: Saundra!" District rthc sphere in the rightzarosa. became
CANNON!“ IWYCLIOT INJURED mm In the “n M which
growsluaurtanuviaihatmaatl.
mmmshismoninttaam
was unaudited as ltwhatpartlcalar
the elusive horasbida had
Alastai- Walton Mondale. of Canon-
dale. was painfully tainted last nisht.
about ten o'clock. when hues throws
from a wheel on which be saithist
brother H. w Wrens lulu
The accideatjippenedlaw
as the two mums”
lien-sword. and win caused
Wfielfllmuwem
.11-
inlnredbbwwasremmmtheeeibm'httallyn
u
mnemoataususiwnlchwss hum .
“MIDI-
,ad. «Thetwonmmm
.m
ablewevarmwhemml
its still
WW
Whamrhmtheearthslar-
tum reunion who had made the an,
lbnd'rouaded third base and wasaprint-
MWbMN‘M “luwmlilothmfltlgbem’
fleeetlr.0.l.0ram.wlssn-hbil- manuunuuurhau'
“WHO-unbalance
luminance:
I‘Mh
4
_msn isto own tannnfless m.
urdsy,onthsnaxterM$
socrehellll'utoi. Govt m
“Maui-lumen”.
Tueidaymis‘abgtbe w,
Ghntqthscha-piasealamdha-flq
Southwestern Connecticut. were in}
victims,thesoorebaingllted.
confiehadgaalhallbihs
walk Juniors. getting eleven m
outs. Next Sunday the Nos-wait 1“).
ion villyhrtbeinst ions .3
«anathema-tattoo
A FATHERS AGVICE
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can never be taken from
Special Rates for S
SESSION
museums:
BeSuielts A
FRISBIE’S
Made in the Cloanest P .
from the boat troab :
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer for M
insist on them at your rep
mutants.
muiu newsman «J‘s. !
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II norms IAIN eraser
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th 499-
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Tel. «.1.
NOTICE.
.CMOVIl‘“ Pier ~
Oil and After May 0th
Treight will be received at
East River Foot of Jaehseo
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK;
NIT, ROWAYTON Anne!
"is Annlvip J. built!!! Tin .:
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