; m lineman. _
. .Marumt sum, July so. ms.
”KM
FOR BALE—PROPERTY AT 56
Belden avenue known at Greenwood
grocery to be sold at a sacrifice. ideal
spot for gas station and garage. in-
quire on premises. 6t
FOR GALE—i‘l'RNlTL'RE OF A
five room flat. Also that to rent. Good
chance. for anyone wishing to start
housekeeping. Center of city. Tel.
I792. 3t.
. court.
FOR SALE REMINGTON. TYPE»
writer, gOod condition and adjusted
\t‘lll sell for $2.3, original value 8100
Jy_ 29 6t.
_—l
..FOR SALE FORD TOI‘RiNG CAR.
A 1 shape 8125 quick sale. Darlen‘
Garage, Darlen. Conn. 3t.
~—
touring car; can be seen by appoint-
ment. Address 11. Think, Darien,
t. 527 3'.i
FOR SALE 1912 MODEL. HIGH-
grade, sel‘en passenger touring cal”
ilr first class condition. Suitable ior‘l
jithcy or party work_ Would make:
an ideal truck. Price reasonable, or.
would exchange for runabout. Ad:
dress K. Box 213, Norwalk, or tele-]
phone 130i—12 Jy. 27th. 3t. I
FOR GALE-vs HORSE, a DEUVERi j
wagons, 3 sets of harness. Can be
bought right. Reason of sale, instill-
ing auto delivery W. P, Brennan. 101,
Main street. Xew Canaan, Ct; iltl 6t’
MOST PEOPLE BL'Y smarts:
bonds and real estate on a rising
market. Shreu'd buyers purchase when:
everybody apparently wants to aell.i
lluy Norwalk real estate now. VieVIj
the property at 24 and 23 Merwin at ‘
At each number is a two family house.
They are for sale. Ask me about
them. Frank L. Bouton, 59 Wilton;
avenue. Administrator. 120 it
I TO LET—“AT THE JOHNSONIS'N"
Word. 1 cent
a
.1
‘I'O LIT.
‘Proiemional Cards. and
Miscellanea
WEED Advertiaomoutaon aniline. Twenty-Five Words
l'hree Tilnoo. 50c. Each Addition]
. f
a
cums? “a -
25c
perinaorflonlnbiack-
woman
fifurnlshed room in good locality. Two
[rooms tor light housekeeping. inquire
2 High street. at.
TO LET t. ROOMS lEYNOLDs
street, East 'Norwalk city water, gas.
7.50 1.. M. Chase, 15 Reynolds street,
or 4 Union Place Jy. :0 It.
-— '
FOR RENT AUGUST-SEPTEM-
ber. bungalow 5 rooms comfortably ford
‘ful‘nl‘slled.
Fireplace, piano, electric
light, private bathing Beach, tennis
ilntnclle. Harbor View Beach‘
South Normalk, Conn, Tel. 1130 it. .
FOR HIRE FORD CARCAREFUL
.driver ullo knows surrounding coun-
try. Warren Shaielt. ii Edits Avc.‘
Tel. 1633-8. 3t.
TO LET TWO .SMALL. STORES
on East Washington Street, near
FOR .SALE—MODEL 10 BUXCK ‘ bridst’. Size 12 Wide, 70 deep. “'1.“ b0; WANTED A “A! MR KlTl‘Hi‘:N
nude into one store it wanted, and‘
[will be repaired to suit tenant. Also- island
a 4 room flat right over the Store.
Rent cheap. Inquire D, '1‘. Murphy,
East Avenue. Phone 895. JyZO.’
TO RENT A CLUB .OF. WOMEN
interested in routing the first floor of
a desirable home on Well Avonue,‘
wish to find tenant for second floor”
Attractive rooms and reasonable ren-
tal. M. R. B. C. Sentinel or tell” 3t.'
1'0 LET—WOOD FRAME TWO
story building centrally located room
for six or more cars. inquire of A.‘
Harris 68 Water street, 8t.'
(‘edar Street. Phone 370 or call at
'13 Cedar street.
TO LET TWO.. .CONNECTING
furnished rooms, Gas stove, water and
" all conveniences, for light housekeep ticulars in ilrst letter. Addms Store
ling.
214 East Avenue. Near East
.vorwulr depot. Jy. 23 3t_ ‘«
, V
..WANTI’.D “ORK BY TEE DAyiola, died It the horns of his [refit-fir
WANTED—AT ONCE 7 0R 8 1100!
house in desirable location man be,
modern in every respect, Address F.
uracil. 95 Washington street J)‘ 31. 8t.
WANTED-1NTEL1JGENT BUY TO
learn the printing trade. inquire at!
Sentinel omce. 4
WANTED—YOUNG GREEK OR l'l‘—l
altar: boothlack with stand. Hotel Clil-f
.ly31, 3t.
WANTED—A COLORED WOMAN
for laundry work. iiotsl Cliflord
WANTED (‘OMPETENT .GlRL
for general housework. Address L 'i‘.‘
Scntincl. ;
’ —-i
wanna A GlRL yon GENERAL‘
lituzscwork. To sleep at own home!
Tel. l919 Jy. 23 3L!
—- i
.
Apply Summit House Belle!
lit,i
work.
WANTED—A .OOXPETENT. AND?
experienced young woman as waitress‘
and chambermald. Apply to C. Li
“animal. 26 Prospect Street Jy. :8 8H
l
IDAHO WANTID FOB MALE;
Boaton Bull dog. Good homo. Addreoli
J. ii. The Sentinel. lt_
l
waahlnl, etc. Mrs. M. E. 92 Ely Ave. at.
“WANTED SITUATION A8 GARD-
i
-Zner by you“ iriahrnan ’3 1"" old; Howell outdated. anddatormont was in
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS AT 43 and smale- Sock- lmltlon on son- ;h. Nor...“ emu",
tlemans place. Can also cars for
3!, horse and cow, Good reference Adré Funeral of Mrs. Thomas Gun-coo.
dress Gardner "Care at Sentinel.
. .WANTED STOREROOH MUST BE.
perfectly dry give also price—full pan;
11.21 3t.)
WANTED—MAN AND “'XFE‘.
room" Sentinel.
|..T0 LET 6 ROOMS -WITH- 15! looking for position. Man understands?
’ | prouerucats 30 Lowe Street from Aug. ' garden work, woman general house/i
FOR IALE—HOTOR BOAT. GOO
oondition. 2516 1-1. Coppor rive ..
heather cushion. inquire Mr. Kline-
foltor. Rowaytou. us tf‘
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.WlLTON ESTABLISHES GUARAN.
TINE.
Selectmen Request That Residents Do
Not Harbor Children from New
York City.
Th0 {l-t-l that the Town of Wilton
hm luktn lit) steps to mount the
((llzllll: iii pussihlw titscs oi lltiantile
pillaltsis to that town has :lmltscii a
illlll‘tlf‘i‘ oi public-spirited (ill7t‘lltl of
that town. who have illkbll tiic lllnltcl‘
lip with the sclet'tmcn. and today
our) entrance to Wilton is pliicarded
with completions quarantine notices
with a request that any sutpicious
case be rcporletl'at once to the health
pincer, Dr. F. J. Morrison, itidgedeld.
Telephone Number 48. 3- ii '1
Cards have also been mailed to
'every family in Wilton. which read
as follows:
To the inhabitants of Wilton:
in view of the alarming epidemic
of infantile paralysis in the City of
New York and the fact that children
coming from that city have developed
this disease in other cities. we earn-
estly request that no one harbor or
permit to atop at their homes chil-
dren under the agemf sixteen years.
homing from any locality outside of
Wilton.
it must be borne in mind that it
inke- about two weeks for this dis-.
ease to develop, and children appa-
' neatly, well when arriving may have
been exposed ’andbacome 111 after the
lapse of several days. ‘
- This la o qua-don of vital import-
«aaoe to tho childagnof this town and?
neither friendship nor family ties
should induce anyone to fail in com-
plying with dummy .
Dated, Wilton: July 31; 1916.
' rnutna new."
W a. BARRETT,
80me lawsuit.
- ‘ Selectmen.
. p _
' " «panorama. _
m,iultl'
l. Store to let 8 Rumor“! St, inquire work and cooking. Address 75 loan,“ a
B. Hershficld. 122 Water St.
ington avenue.
I
TO LET TWO cit-THREE Rooms
{furnished or unfurnished, 21 Osborne‘be live wire, and must be familiar
line. it), Norwaik Conn., Jy 27, 3t.
W
5 TO LET—APARTMENT. CENTRAL-
3ly located. Rent tit). inquire l-‘rcd-
=eritk Lander. 4 South Main street.
3 ltoom 9. Phone 1056. 125 mu
3 To LET—DESK noon .a'r is
,wam. srnmcr. mounts. on ran»
iMISES. 8. control. an if
. To LET—TWO APARTMENTS Oil
live rooms each. wl‘b improvements.
At .\'o.'a 55 and 57 npring street. in-
quire Mrs. R. ’l‘arlov, 16 Grove St. or
‘ telephone 1893-12. at if.
1 To LET—A GTORE, 207 EAST
' Washington street. East Nor-walk lin-
provemcnta. inquire Dr. Bohannon. 84.
isoutb brain street. Telephone 60. Also
tan apartment. 41 Chapel ctr“. All‘
i improvements. Rent very reanonablo.
"—Busmnss NOTICES.
EXCURSION BOAT tAJAX. WILL'
I‘makc hourly trips between South Non
savalk bridge and Roton Point Satan;
lday and Sunday. Good seating oa-g
‘ pacity. Jy. 28 at. ;
$50 A warm is WHAT YOU can;
earn. women of independent lncllna-'
i tion, and men who want a high class‘
profession. oJin our classes learning;
tmassaging and physical culture. We,
i
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WANTED A SALESMAN, MUST.
:
with running an automobile. Whole;l
sale bread route. Salary and com-'
mission. Address Bread "Sentinel.
J)’. 27 JL.
WANTED—C011}: l“: Dla't'nlUUT- !
era and salesmen throughout New:
England States, appoin. their»: and
agents. Full line of automobile spsoq
lnltlcs, nationally advert'sui Exclu-.
slve territory. lends {lll'lll~ll\‘(], liberal,
proposition. Write tod.l.\‘. i‘or:(r-'
Ni-tvtott (‘0, 3t: Bromflo-lil street. nos'
tort. Mass. 114 III
WANTED—TO BUY ALL ml,
of cattle and poultry. Beat prion-t
paid. Best prices paid for calves. .
Friedman. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.!
WA NT
OPERATORe~ 0N SEWING MACR-
inea. pay while learning.
\
‘MBN SHIRT IRONERE.
AN ENGINEER FOR. TWO. 033
three weeks beginning Aug. 14.
i in Aiken atrooi. yesterday morning. ‘
.r‘unorai services were hold todaym ~ “Mullah”
“shipping shares were moderately bctw . .
iter. but Munitions were relatively1
in:
‘Bryan Silk arrested costesk Cobesky
. to the police‘station. The four young‘
“you
. 1-..— $T£a§§us§3§ "" -‘
It CASTORiA , unmanouungatthoueacuwau
Wham-hummus... Mfmmtmflfi'flhafinn
a”“%.2ta=~ “Pm‘h‘tm‘hadypachosaw
.baaoiaas,
i Such a
Tb-Ilochofluo Altar-yam
2.3::
nasal-in; Also mm; —
cum-13m. t m m
Clarence A. Nichols. the ten monthil
old son or in. and Ira. cuarlu arch-i
Point on Am]! at
Over 500 young poople enicyoo tho.
{ dancing at Roton Point Pavilion. 8a:-
3.‘ travail one for doacing. The Grace:
Brothers Orchestra furnished line lulu-i
lale. many or the selections being the i
, latest out.
t
the panama “an. Innis
—-——p
latch the music. The
The funeral services were held
Mrs. Theresa Bureacaes were hold
yesterday aitl'noon at I o'oolck.
tram 8t. Ladlalaua church. a". lube ’9“
otilclated. and interment was in St.
Mary's Cemetery. The services were
very largely attended.
the week or August lith. ill the per-.ber will be PM at
toxicatcd ma to perfection. He also
1‘ £be infinwl’uoizgfi All othla stunts are done with r'tpiditY': Point.
appreciably later under the Bid skill. '
“instituting influence 0! United States ——---
Steel. whichmose a substantial fraor «in. Foresters of Norwallt and West-‘way of Rowaytou.
tion to 8K Equipments stocks and ‘
lnddalriala of the same class mada‘
cue'ono little clad.
or me overworked
mother from that
city’s hot, 'glaring
walls and pave-
giitaowdlworth giving
. "H g
1 , roam-dummmyrh'mur
i i mgforbwitafioaatoourSeaBoo-oSmnu-i
l .
t
l'
‘ $32.2.“
anemones;
mums. ”m”
Mumtahmmt .
mm rota-Quin! Ono Iroou.va’l.ul.~r
port will hold a banquet a Room MANY Vlm‘bflm
VI R. ‘
LONDON, July 81. 8:8 >
{scum Cecil, llaiaaarot ~‘
ilaformed the House of .. ~
afternoon that 1“ voaaola
I flag of hostile countries were
nnents have been made, and Manager
Baytoy will serve the line shore dia-
‘nr tor which he is noted to the 150
n. evening i.“ . “li'orcstm who will be present.
.—
Ifanagcr Norma Bayley has mil numerous menial done» in the pa
another has attraction to be shown and it is expected that a Large null-5 to. aim and throw
The! were seized by Portugal. ,
of the ”Great Calvert." Mr. Capiaflair is a public one and the mom; '1" b9 employed when
nor for which he is noted to the 150 here of the South Norwalk Forum are
performers. and acts the part of an to- oopocially invited to attend the dance.
' Many poopio an under til imprison:
does a now y cake walk and partly aion that ltoton Point road is clued
idlsroboa while walking "on the wire and automobiles cannot roach the
This is not so the road that is
'cloaed is the Wilson Point Road. and
automobiles can reach the point by
oouldroa-e
wouldyounot
flifi'leltir‘aly
mam. Youoaoseodasmanym
hadnmwotorafortnight. you
AbowSOoentaadayoa-fiawoakfor
Mmgifitoceu'go : :jl
mummy-nu...
I
one an
WCWC.“
is! m a .
whoo-
1‘
All arrange-
British ports. 13 in
Stamford Forum 2 will hold a trance; fl'fi‘: ”my.“ fun ”f; . ,
at ioton Point pavilion tomorrow; italiaa portl. he said. u" .
night. The Grace orchestra wtll fur-i played-
A considerable number of
«also had been captured on
‘; sou. the Minister saidk will!
Forum has held '
0
this one.
’ completed.
. this" morning on tho
' tori Roads.
further upward progress, but Antonio,
bile shares were irregular. Willyri
Overland declined two points. All t
backward. Heavinesa in rails extend-
ed to coalera. particularly Reading'
and Lehlgh Valley. Bonds were ir-t f
re ular, with less activity in later-1 l
min. ' . i
“'AM. STREET, 2 D. in.—’Blrely
30.000 shares were traded in durin] i
the mid-session. but the list manlfest- I
ed further improvement. especially in i
the special group. hellish Valley and l
\\'iilys-Ovcrland also rallied. . ‘
i
FOUR FINED FOR FlGfiTING. i
As a result of a drunken row inthc t
Fair Grounds." Sunday evening, Officer E '
l
for drunkenness, and Mike Becki for
drunkenness. assault and breach of]
the peace, and Julius and Joseph ills-J
leinfki for breach of the peace and aa-t
aauit' on coheslry. The young men?
claim that‘they were making merry?
and they were interrupted by a party.
of young menJrom Bridgeport. whoE
wem’bcnt on making trouble. Allght,
started and the police weer notified.‘
with the above result“ doberky wait
so badly hurt that he required medio'
cal attendance when he was brought 5
in this vicinity,
livery.
Dining Room Furniture
men were arraigned in- court. thll '
morning. Judge Edward it. Loch-u. 1' The'lar‘ge and varied assortment oi Dining
1006 fined Cobalt! $10, and coats. l‘ Room' Furniture at prices that are sure to
amounting to mm, and the other please. ‘ , T .
three were lined $15 and «costs, ‘Dihlng Chairs $1.00 to $5.751
‘ can train you at home by mail, write' & C, ' Inc: imuatlng to 826:“ each. ' Dining Tables .. . . . ”4’1. . . . . $4.95 to $30.00
todayfor particulars. Dr. Aldamnn'l 0! _, t . n.1- _ B‘ufiets .:. $13.50 to $4
institution. 89 Suburban Ave, stun, , g ' ’ . China Closets 39:50 to 0.00
iford. Conn. _ r ‘ ' NOTIQEk ‘ ' . , .1. “
' ' . ‘. mm» pier ~' B d R ’F . ..
. Pamrmo 4. memorandum , LOST .— “uprl‘mmrtmy ourmi “ e 00m “unfit?
'd . lir‘ ilea,‘ . - urn " tw "received“ 2 , .. ‘ - .
”on Sofianeta, “I,” “m“ ”’57 A “Min "1pr 09. I last Rival-router Jamsueetror , ‘Anlarge lure of. mines Bedroom Suits
”Peru “94 “e B Y e’, We ’7‘“; M ‘nd White. “awed liddie. MI. W ”.1 “0.“th ‘ ‘ t 'h ': - Old IV White mm Bitd’a
Wm“ cm": 8""- W “i“ “as me “Witflmimm t° ”iamrndwavm MD “MI! 3'9, staple; cream; walnut - Mahogany '
we: solicited. Tel. 400. 'Aleundor Weber's. 1: try Place . . 1t. " ism-law J. enactment-sat I" ‘ . 6‘ g alba . d
wrote, 61 112 any “ulna. 11:28 _. ,- - it 1-...- ’ 1. Lincoln . , and 0'4". 13‘9””...9KW. ”5‘1"”.
. .k A n ' c. L F " _= ~’afipualiivo ”Whom in toao percent. lg
new voaK oar-us monsoon.
m ironic-July aL—m. mot-uh
ity rate took another Jump rum in
an epidemic of .lnhntlla We
while the number of new cascadin-
environments mutual» some.
fins lip-.24 Motherboards :1.
r
WAS’H‘S’KIRTS, orgasms
urn awninwa
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'U..’«r'~; ' ‘ 4-. "M '
7 . 1‘ ‘
q ,‘ ' . ‘ .i t ,.
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Heme-you 3,5113 thiamine-t
t
1”: take advantage of’thoae offerings. All purchases made now
> in our“... costumer; mat! of whatwe my. .' '.
, We offer the finest grade of Furniture. Carpets. Raga and Honk Furnishings nah:
i and at pri cesgfi'om to to 30% lower that: regular. You shouldinot-
will."bo~iteld' for futons
'\
Brass and Enamel
' The large assortmentoi styles and-
in Brass, and Enamci'Bcds otters
. my'for thosewh'o wish to purdlm . 31‘
l ”a 'A V
and at the same time " our?“
saving. ‘ ’
Our line (rifled: .
to $45.00, and all rmiarltabie‘ofi
' , ' * g. o :
Summer Farina .,
We are od‘ering our entire line -
~ and lawnfiuraimro, in. all finiahoat.
stars, Screen Doors. Window Screens.
- SW at from 15% to 45% roduo
a _b a'rgaiu.
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{exam who
Noll YUM
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amount wruott‘ . ' * .
WASHINGTON. July 81.
Wilson returned to Woo 4- , .
flower following a week _
down the Chesapeake Bay-
aro' priced from;
true; coins ln~‘and- E. til:-
, - ,_ , , .N 't,.,c.prl_lpletle stock of Form
are sit-Nit ' ,
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