WW9- manmegflc
CmMmmww-aluumhm
heaorCeoIDooflefilea.
o
wars-rm.
..1w:
.- MILL]. . ilOLII.
“roams Moron. mn- rout-l immense
(other, good aeolian and alums-twine“. as. ramm'mnmcw
:wul unmanprlglulyuu strains”. at. C?!“ 15 Reyeoida aueel.‘
I Jyflnerdhl-Hhe isms! amp
“I itor general housework. Address L. 1.
Pen est: roan TOURING CAR FOR um Mam-iwI .
Alehmfluquictaale. Dedmi!ber.bllnl0wsroolscomtortably
Garage, Dalian. Coun-
_e_A
'r .
lithl. private bathing Beach. teneithcuowerk. 'i‘o sloop/ at own home.
FOR .CALE—MODEL 18 30108 court. Brunelie. flsrbor View M101. 1818 17-38 3'-
t‘ourlu car; out be seen by appoint-i ISouih Norwalk. Conn, Tel. use it; --
neat. Address 3. Tboele, Dutch 1 “—r wsnreo a MAN son KITCHEN}
i’ . 127 3‘ FOR Hill MD CARCARII'UL work. Apply Summit House Belll‘
w -']driver who knows surrounding coun- Iialand 3i.
FOR OALE 1912 MODEL, HIGH try. Warren Bhuielt ii Idiie Ar: 5 .——-.
undo, seven passenger touring car Tel 1533”; WANTED . .COMPETENT. AND
3t. 5
in first class condition. stumble tor le‘pm you. "a” u way:
u. .
they or party work Would make; TO LET 'rwo Helium. Bream um me. A.“ to c
an ideal truck, Pitta Telbonlbie, Or: on Mt “"shimn simei near Harsirom. 26 MW: amt J, 8 8t
would exchange for runabout. Ad Hhfldxg Else 1; wide. “MI Wlli'bei
m X Box 213 NONI-1k 01‘ N10- mado into one atore it wanted. and .IOARD WANTID NR Jami—o—
{will be W to salt tenant. Also, Danton Bull dog Good home Address.
ISM—42 Jy 27th. It.
'1‘
marine-4 oom'wow
’ ooatenrnhr.‘ .0an
It. furnished. "mph”, Die-o. W1 WANITD AG‘IRL FORGENERALg
m'orning.
l. have been attending this sale all the
BeSureaadShopaiiiialz’si‘llis Evenilu
iorlicalllm
I benefits Ind damn“, w.
thenamesoftheporeouau‘
and the amount 0! their '
easements. resulting 1M 5”
out, alterations, enlarge-d.
change in grade of “endow: _
the Second taxing cw
. - r:mex|,_" W
E“:
"ii iAL‘E—3 HORSE, 8 DELIVERY}
wagons, 3 sets of harness. Can be
bought right. Reason of sale, instill-
_‘iIg Into delivery W. l‘ Brenna. 107.
Main street. New Canaan, Cl. 1:: it interested is renting the Int door in .WA
HOST IEOPLE BUY STOCKS!
bonds and real estate on I rising
market Shrewd buyers pnrcbaé when:
everybody apparently wants to sell. 1
Buy Nor-alt real estate now. Viewl
the property at 24 and 28 MerwlnI I"!
At each number is a two fa‘lnily home. i
The, are for sale. Ask me 'Ibout
it,
E
DEATHS AND FUNERALS TODAY IN WALL STREET.I
-—-—p
0.! room list right over the stormiJ. M The Sentinel
Rent cheap. inquire D '1‘. Murphy,
East Avenno. Phone 885
a desirable home on West Avenue.
wish to and tenant tor second floor.
tel. M. R. B C_ Sentinel or tel.228 8t.
.TO LET WOOD FRAME BUILD-l
in; centrally looted room for six or
more can.
iI
:Wst St .
"w“ Fm" L Bouton. 59 Wilton e' ”M _ ,
8'. Motel ator. “ ..
av nlAAd r no T0 LIT—4001b ROOMS ‘AT “1
.. l , . . .
roll IALa—uoron soar. coon
condition. 253'. 1-2. Copper riveted.
leather. enables. inquire Ir. Illne-
f_elter. Rowaytea. , ' m t!
The New Minister.
“How do you like your new m‘
tor?"
“\(II’) mulh indeed. He's the right
soil Ulil Ui lhose ‘itll‘lll among men' npmvcments 30 We .il’ebi from Aug.‘ mission.
minisms you know Comes over to
the house occasionally find smoku ll
pipe plays on our baseball team. good"
ui il-llnls illid golf and, seems to be:
here in putting pieusure out of
9! II n.
“1 sec. "
“l «s, and he's interested in the things
we “laymen ill-‘0 interested in. 80 dies
rum- ~ the problems of the day. I tell
you h s it fine follow."
“1 km w but what sort of sermons
doe»- in- pmarhi"
“‘Well. that i can‘t tell you. I haven‘t
Men overlo henr him preach yet."—
lhtroit Free Press.
Absnlom I
the «mice ‘-" est, swittest'rhllox
animals in :fif- country stiil are mules,“
and a line while mule brinpa' a price
I‘Qlllii to the finest home. When the
Egnltilln army invaded Syria £01839
its leader, ll-mhim Pasha, rode on re-
lunrkuhlo mule which con-red llimost ‘ TO LET—A STORE.
lWashington street. East Norwalk. lm-i
llniwlievnhlc distnnl'cs In ll single (lily.
Mules lire phenomenal in their tough-
ness and were no doubt as stubborn
and unmanageable in Absalom's day
no in ours, so that there who no,lwld~
ing the animal back after .Absolom
become strangled in the oak under-i
growtb.~{lhrlsiian Herold.
Obliging.
Er. Bowen was huviug dinner with
the Roiiiya. and the seven- year-old son
ofzbe y was present.
mm: are you goals to. be when
you grow young ulna?" asked Mr.
Mean little hey.
{it ed till: boy thoughtful-
ly.. I've been a'ninisterto please
Morrow I ind” to please Cathay,
I'm goin' to be I policeman."—New
lurk Times.
' Burdens of Fashion.
‘4‘! " said she. "l‘ll put on my
“plum and consider the matter."
.". 0W . i" said an old codger who~
our . the remark. "lies it gotten
no I women has to put on a special
“It ofjheadgeardust to do a little
umf’éboulsvllle Courier-Journal.
' - Didn‘t!»
“new more people have
every“ them youthm't
have I Who Will! WOW
“thumbnails."
“We tree that once. but the Mob ~.
nacoil'etdlibdgbodl flu boom”
laoisviileqoeglal'fonmai. 4
If“.
florid”
lie—i in Joining the snowman: ’
21“” “'3" W... .3.” :3:
Event! at M
We will be none ouch “lien-Mil
" Chlii‘ Greenwich, Colin. Norwelk
E Wildflning
til-lie tulud Clubs. at- Bella island;
,-. Wealth. 0. vs. New
Cum-hum
Cedar Street. none 310 or tell at
73 Cedar Street.
To LET TWO. . .mNNECTlNG
furnished rooms, Gas stove. water and
all conveniences, for light housekeep-
in: 814 East Avenue. Near East
Norwalk depot Jy. 28 8tI
..TO LET 6 .ROOMS .WITH. 1M
1, Store to let gmond StI inquire
B. Hershdeld, 122 Water St.
5129;..WANTED WORK BY THE DAYI
-~‘ “shins. eth. Mrs. ii. I. 93 my Ave. it
To RENT ACLUB ..0F WOIENI
and single. Seeks position on gen-I
iAttrIctive rooms and reasonable ren- tlolnana place. Can also are for
horse and MI Good reference Ado.
”dress Gardner “Care of Sentinel.
WANTED
Jy. 27 IL'
WANTID — MAN
work and cooking. Address it uh
legion avenue.
“-
WANTED A
MITED SITUATION as GAR;
ner by young Irishman 28 years old
STOREROOK RUST BE work,
Indulre of A. Harris 63 perfectly dry give also price—lull par critiral‘a hum call was sent for
8t-.ticuiare in ilrst letter. Address Store the amh.u1anoe Mort! to save her
lroom" Sentinel
hire. Thoreee Cserencses. who
was that beddenly ill yesterdfi
afternoon at 1: 30 o'clock in Cluett
Peabody Co's mm. in North
Mar n street, died. yesterday alter-I.
noon at me o'clock It the Ker-walls
‘hoapilai beach was declared doe tot
la stroke of mplexy lira. Sumo-i
ea was tun suddenly ill while It
Ind as her condition was
life were of no avail believer, and
she died I few hours alter ahe
Mani services will be held to:
incl-low ailerons .i roeel the at.
ltudlalaue lillngarian Church all
two p'cleck. Rev 8am (will of.
. porilcularly
WALL STREET. 10 30a. m.—lrreI-‘ WWII!“- unwelcome
[sever-omitoellthepuuctmnpr.
ular changes. mostly nominal but
mainly upward, attended the dull and
narrow trading at today's initial op
mliena.
recovered and such special issues as
Mexican Petroleum, Marine pfd., Al»
coho]. Studebaker and Raiwin loco-
motive weer slightly huer. Rails
also made moderate improvements,
Reading, Norfolk and
Western. Iiiiinola Central and Cana-
dian Pacino. international issues
again featured the bald list with re-
am). thI vac Admitlel to the hospital. sac “""lt’ 5°“? W8 " “I”
at looking tor position. “In understands; is survived by two cildren Mfl-‘renchfi ‘ 'l ‘ concession.
flame work, woman general house-1W“ Sick Benedt Society.
m
The Low en -ei- midsummer dull-
ness in the stock market was reached
ioIIIY dealings for the two hours fail-
Iin; to rpinor proportions Many of
MAN, RUST
be live wire, all not be familiar him, “a intumeut will be in 8L. the more representatile issues were
i with runninran I tomoblie. Wholoi W. Corsets". . . I
sale bread roate. Salary and com-
WANTED—SALEBLAm 10 M' Joneph RI Thom." 8'". EM moih.’ 01 “1".
Address Bread "Sentinel!
Jr. 27 st!
_ i
Mrs. Annie M. Themes. 1
inot quoted at all. '
The bond marl'rct, with prices low-
or. was tell reel store on recurrent
.oflerings lb hrnsoiulw 0'! interna-
Ira. Annie ll Thomas. widow of m“ mqu “5 fight was in“.
to m 'rwo 0o. mans: ROOMS in “MM“! mm 10' 0“! 01"“ Joseph R. Thomas. of New York, died]
Ave ll Norwalk Conn, Jy 27 8t.
To LET— APARTMENT CENTRAL-
ly located. Rent 810.1nquiro Fredv
erick l4luder, 4 South Main street.
Room 9. Phone 1856.
—_-——.__ .-
10 LIT—muss noon AT 45'
WALL STREET. iNQUlRE ON enn-
ulsns. SUCOHEN also
ro LIT—TWO assurance or:
five rooms each. wi‘h improvements.‘
AiHNo‘s 55 and 51 cpl-ins atleet. in-
tclephonc 1898- i2. .
207 EASTI
movements. inquire Dr. Bohannon, all
soon. Main street. Telephone 60. AlsoI
an apartment. (1 Chapel street Alli
improvements. Rent very reasonable.
nusmsss norlcss.
EXCURSION BOAT .AJAX. WILL;
make hourly trips between South Nor-
waik bridge nod Retort Point satur-
day and Sunday. Good seating oa«
pacity. Jy. 28 st.
.60 A WERE IS WHAT YOU CAR
earn, women of independent inclina-
n, and men who want a turn class:
profession. oJln ourjcilrsses learning
massaging and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mail, write
today for particulars. Dr. Aideman's
institution. 89 Suburban-Ave. Stam-
ford, Conn.
‘t.
PAINTING ’--« PAPEEHANGIRG
decorating. painter‘s supplies; wall
paper. unto-date styles. lowestprloee.
Estimates cheerfully given.‘ 'l‘l'lei or-
In: solicited. Tel; '409.’ Alexander
While, 61 1-3 mynvenue. m1!
room's ammo luau-re or
summer re Loom. Pact-Le '
om Races of ladies Harbor Yacht
boats entered
TenniséNorwaik Country Club vs.
33.10“” Country Club It. Nor-
of inter-club
Mellie tournament between Knob and
Apply at Dace. c. J. who a. Co
in u
WANTED—cons ‘ I..mnvr
era and salesmen ‘ t New
3a; m England States, appoint denture and West Avenue.
agents Full line of nutlmobile sp-o-
lollies. nationally ndlert sol
rive territory. leads (“liliihed liberal
proposition. Write todai.
'on, Mass.
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS'
Friedman. South Norwhlk. Tel. 1151.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACE.
ines, pay while learning.
M EN SHIRT IRONERS.
*Cilleii, Peabody
& Co. inc.
LOST.
—
LOS'I' A man every comm,
red and white. Named "huddle." Mis-
sing since Thursday night. Return to
Lia‘deberx, 12 Ivy Place it.
—..._
REAL sour: “swarm
.III
‘Hannah 'M. Dibble to Stephen Ed~
-ward Dibble,7 acres. in RowanonII
War.
Gilbert E. Bogart to Mary J. Sci-
lees. building lot. East avenue. War.
William H. Melons to John 8. lion
phy and wire. brand buildings in Cell-
Burltell and Victims Pauilltorlts. lot
and liulldiw in mud street. War.
umsswomum-ssm.
den. lot in; Fort street. War.
earth-.J Wetland eotatevoi
Genres E. $0.,me J. Stork and.‘
EJMM . inNcwtowa
Por ersl
- Newton Co., 36 Bmmtlel street, 1705 i The funeral 0! Maria, wite 0‘ John ‘cntue commissioner,.ieifrey 0.
iii if iWhlte will. be held tomorrow 1|n.,....“.i-on of the infected animals have
“moon at four o'clock from her late “M and ”‘9'!” “miss” buried "1 And the man took him It his “on. "—
Rev. F. M. uulcklime .
hire hire. R. Terlov, it Grove St. or‘, of cattle and poultry M "“1“”;ng .9 the Wilton Congregaiion- cows in the herd The hard at thirty.
A I‘ ti DIM. BQIt prices paid for calm a.‘ bi church ‘4" oilicinte.
‘“ill be taken to Brewstera, )3. TI, for Mal Case. have aleohean quarantined. .
Mr Williams recently bought cows to “'30 him" of a manslaughter
. furnished. or unfurnished 21 OsborpoiJW‘" W“. ““0“ “it" Pl‘W-“I at the Hahneulaun hollpltal in New “TH
{York CHYtlqum silenced It ‘i
o'clock. cheued was in the sixty-
"‘{nintll you-o; her am She was Ina-I.
live 0‘ South \‘orwalk and is survived
bye sister. Mrs. I} ll. Andrews, ofI
Services and inter.
ment will be at Forest Hills Ceme-
Em!“ lery Boston, at it o'clock on Monday 9
_..__——
Punanl of Mrs. John White_
home in South Wilton.
The bed!
i
l
interment.
I Funeral of Mn. Theycr. '
! the late
were held
The funeral services of
.XLrs Elisabeth Thayer,
iyesterday afternoon at 1:30 o':clock.
Iii-0m the late home of the deceased.
in Spring street. Rev. Louis B. 0w-
oil of St. Paul‘s church emulated, and
The Douglas Fowler \l. R. C, attend
ed the services in a body.
Timely Tips
over should always be folded into an
.. r1003" covnumos
CongoienranugI
6 ft. try—9 it. $3.69.
1 Regular price $4.50
‘3 \ 8ft. 7; to it. 36.98.
.i ~.. Regular price $900. . '
Short Length Oiiclotha
as. per cent. oil. _
Short Lengths Linoleum:
'4
. ' , x . '
W or
I D Lip-STATE
—-..T—
.Weil Develop“ Cues Among Hartford
Cattle Two Horde Goal-entitled
.uin.
HWARTFORD Conn, July 29—1118
‘
United States Steel opened?
«1 a 'small decline. which was soon
___.-...
“REM.
Once a city, not always a city;
,tlmesonlyadusthoap Aflia-Ido
up of I part of the country filled with
consists 0! houses. “ -
streets and debts. No city is complete
wfihout a lunpitai and I franchise
plant. The hospital h used to shelter
its victims and to provide its surgeons
with plenty of working material.
morbiac plant nobles it to support
politicians A city without politicians
would be like a steam laundry without
llahahiiallu It
ill] steam.
Moratorium-Ute.
The sum My.
of the Sanity Ind Misery of the
'i‘ilnee,"
to mate you sleep, mithridebe to
—London hiirror.
Odd Name Oddly Won.
The inn known Ia”tbe “Saa-
at
disease of anthrax has been discovel'hvmq1 hir liackwooli relates.
d in the herd oi cows owned by Wil-
liam Williams on Windsor avenue.
The herd has been quarantined by the
There are thirtydour
nine in an adjoining lot, owned by‘
that had been imported into the state
and added them to the herd. i
A good dish is a parsnip stow.
made of layers 0: sliced raw parshtpa,
potatoes and salt pork in an earthen
dish Season with salt and pepper,
hour in the oven.
-—_~_
served with chopped cucumbers or
a very pretty and good salad.
' Tapestry Brussels
9 it. a to it. $13.50.
Regular price $17. 50.
Axmlaetet‘ Rug;
9 it. by til it. Sm. 50.
Regular price $27. 50..
or... Rugs. Fri
' 8 by to for ‘2ng
shy in to: 85-98 ,
All the: . .
At Sign? .7 . ‘ ‘
esperccntofi
Resort
98 “in?“ 8:35
l
but lhaiiy’ yeare ago it became
i sary to have its faded sign repainted
Phelps. i When the painter “had the landlord
what he who to put on the board he
received the answer 'The some set. '
i London hens.
..—_—.
Certainly Foolieil.
. charge by pleading guilty to in
Walnut (Tilly the other day by
in; bo-wua in lam—Milwaukee
Two Deaths in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN Conn July 29—No
interment “I in WOMIIM Cemetery cover with broth and cook tor an deaths from infantile parniy sis occur
Ied today at the New Haven hospital
making with the one last night a to
The outside leaves of the lettuce servatlon. one of them is that of a we
Any odd morsels of asparagus left can be shredded with scissors and .mm' forty years old.
Three additional cases suspected of
crucial The same thing can be doncI tomatoes. or both. Cover with French being infsnlll’o paralysis are under all.
with bits of cold boiled ham or green or mayonnaise dressing and you have them is that of a woman, forty years
peppers; only these should be minced
old.
I
Mid Summer Clearances ale
Monday Specials
BROWN PORCH SHADES
5 ft. wide. $0.00; value $3.00.
6 ft. wide. $8.50; value 33. so.
7 ft. wide. €3.00; value$4
8 ft. wide. 8 50; value $4.50.
79 cu Reg. Price mo.
BRTHROOM RUGS
this. Result? price $1 49.
EUR)“. R068. 0] a 54
as 3&- Rm“ price $1.75
Cit‘leauemade. nothcn Rom
(lithe are an antidote for terms. Up
to dais. however. no cure hes been
A pamphlet published in 1077. all
tied "rho WorthefIP-Iy.c,a0aa-
tion to Keep Money. With the Causes
Thereof in These Hard and Mercileea
contains I iii of erticlea ob-
tainable for a penny in the days oi
Charm ii. These incijda "I dish of
coffee to quicken your stunt-h and re-
tcash your spirits,” “a fair encumber" '
and “portions of snclf commodities as
nun. win-«r. arenas. ah. onions Ind
animal." The m 0! penny-
I’ortha obtainable II II Ipethecury‘s
b a lengthy one and iodides ”lattice
you sweat and Int-red. which may
save your life in I hinting or awound.‘
i‘reetwieh has a our-lone history.
house originally bore the ‘Seven Stars,‘
We never heard or I man who tried
but an up state man tried to prove he
.- so; vein 3:- 75
mm canes'r RUGS
Woodward avenue. on the
leadow street hymn‘
the west. with the W
wk.- «you. the ash... and
ainnation of building M
sides of said leIdow m
”i
Name. ,
(l. L Brash... ........
Knead rm 1.1mm. not
‘ Ber: Ioanae‘aeaue
in. I. Be“. o‘er .os'ee '
11‘. E. B'arthol........
J. Utainger .......... ~.
Do Slein'll‘ on'seeeeell f
lira. N. neuly........'
0. W. a G. A. Hall...
I}. A. Wadsworth...
I. Navaski ..........
I0. Swarta
m
c. H. Smith mp
w.n' m “m poeeeee-e m
a P sill-iii! ‘eeeeeeaee m
G. 1! WM ......... w
i‘ J. Erwin odeaioeo
I. “Ether Ibs‘aaloansoeo
e MIL oflo’eeeereee‘
i}. ll. 8tcecmulicr.....
J. W. “Gil .IIIIIIIII
A. J. Collins ..,....-....».
“I MW VQ~OIIDI
.Novak .............
'1' oilca .............»
Johnson ....-.......
m connecmt co.ae
Nuh ole-DeteoOII'IOIO'I.
3. Ni“ sspooee’aaaaae
I 7“ .IOIIIIIOIOO.
l. D. Stevens .........
0. Stevens
Diver-ton ........;..—::;
Watkins ..............
s. Caldwell . ‘ .
florwalk .' Anulomelt
C0.
And upon said d
building lines, the foliowfhg
persons are assessed One (i
dpmalzes, and One ( W
fits, to wit: a)
C. L. Brush, Mr. and ifll.‘
tors, A. Berg, Mrs K. nary,
Barihoi, J. Utalnger, D.» 8 N
Mrs. N. Reliiey. o. w. and o. of.
er. Dr. A. Wadsworth, id. no
Swnrts. C. H 87mm, Elmo
C. F Smith. G. H Wilmot. I.
Erwin, ll. Mather. F Bonsai:
Bteomuiler, J W. Thole.
iins. T. i. Raymond. Skil-
Tollrs. M. Johnson, Th0“ A.
"‘o., Nash. E. 'l‘olies, arm
Stevens. Charles Stevens,“ '
Watkins. S. Caldkell.
Amusement Co. " V,
Dated at the City M ..-
26th, 1916. ' "
_ I By order of the' ..... \
ll of said city.
1.
i m”... _
.2: Weight will be received
u«alstltiverllootone»z
main
sens.
Yet. ”
“m
110“?!-
unit.
claim
Jour
“OWN. 80. um
*‘RT, ROWAYTWA
-a mining .i 8m“ ‘
Luna. in.
guaranteed“, inside .
made, printed inside.
,plumbipg and heating
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