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Min-LEM Willard. destinies-Ilsa. Inm-
l accumulator-toe. . l
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FOR uLs—anmmm TYPE-l 'ro LET~NICQLY FURNISHED' WTfip—Tflfiv USB or am
nriter. No. 6 (esoelbnt condition) in- ghost room unable tor two 68 Boring goal» of centrally located house on
eluding rubber cover and nttnclunonts. Istreet.
A4 3! West venue, by club 01 upon sotlvo
Prion us. Addrosa.c. S_ B. we of!
Sentinel. A. 1 t. .
tarnished moms, Gas stove, water and 223
FOR BALE—IN SWTH NORWALKI all conveniences, (or light housekeep;
good 6 room house, good well. cistern i118
Some fruit, Henery. Price 81. 250 My Norwalk depot
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in' the community. Commnnieotion
LET—TWO
CONNECTING with I. R B. care of Sentinel on Tel f
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WANTED A COOK APPLY AT 58
:West avenue" In it. Vufiuren. 3t
Near East
JyI 28 31..
214 East tissue.
82.50 cash, nlso good Wilding lot only
‘3». Address P .Q 3?! 5‘3 SquthI
Nor-walk.
59R tau—swan“. TONS or
cutting Phonee 1462
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—FIVIHV
passenger machine practically new,l RISES 8.0011“.
u'pholster). line condition, only 3125-:
(thought new car.) Mr. Richards. R03
vayton Road, Dsrien. (trolley line ).
A2. 3!.
PROPERTY FOR SALE ——Wl:IAT
e1er you sent a home a building lot
the price to suit you. Ask John T.
Hayes Real Estate—Insurance, 1
Main street, Norwaik
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT
grocery to be sold at a sacrifice. Ideal
upot (or gas station and garage. in
quire on premises. (it;
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'0]! “LE REMINGTON TYPE tcrete Work. Work solicited and orders Eullflnd 3m“, appoln. “at.“ and
writer, good condition and minted
Will sell for 325 Iniginnl ““10 3100 connection Masonry. Concrete W ants. lollies, nationally sdvott‘eol
J! 29 (it.
won ssu-no‘roa nos-r. oooo
condition. 25x0 1-2. Copper riveted.
“other cushion. inquire sir. Kline
'tolter. Rowsytcn. a” t! .
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WANT
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OPERATORS 0N SEWlNG MACH-
lnes, pay while iesrning.
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nsn SHIRT inclines.
an snoinesnI..1-‘on. two. on
three weeks beginning Aug. 14.
Cindi. Peabody 1
& (30;. inc.
'03 nos 13 aluisofiuV 'f V
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hill illllis
novice To Wrnsc'ross.
Sealed moo-straw he received by
the City Engineer-{Mo City or Nor-
walk. uwmmmmy mu
abominations!" than August 8,
E916 st-five o 3 ll-
Bald isomer the tarnish.
on; at intends (and th- permanence
d labor required? tor tile corsair-no-
' $11 111 s. one course nintoroed coho
crate moment MIL Second
musics arm on... '1
pm»: is fir We! the
speculations MEN M by dailies
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iire rooms esch, wi‘h improvements. 1
IAt No.’ it 66 and 51 spring street 1n.Ielther in forest or delivered
quire Mr- R. Tuiov. to em. 91.. or mud Brothers.- A 2
“phone us: Is.
a factor) or s business block and at! *-
lWashington street. that Nonvslk in
lprovements. inquire Dr. Bonn-tea, a
{South Main street. Telephone so Also
56'.“ apartment. ll Chapel street.
Belden “Mme “1°!“ “‘ Gm‘wm improvements. Rent "'7 "nomitor gesernl houseworkr- Address L T
1 saw. BIKINI“
' ly notify
.road avenue or clay street,
return to Sentinel olllce and receive
:eon11who picked it “1’ return ‘0 70 T”'- some manner in the public interest.
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TO LIT—62 PUTNAM AVENUE 5 WANTID-‘BQYS [\l ”Acw‘r‘mi 2
A ‘3‘ rooms newly decorated. All improves shop .tfidy work. good salary. Nep-i
'ments, first floor. for particulars call mpg “WV". M18. 00- ‘5 1.0" St
Saturday slternoon. or any e1 eniug at-
line qllllily ALFM’FA hay, second terG o’.ciock Mrs. C H. Gale. E“: \‘oru'.alk
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WAITRESS WANTSD—AT lRWL’sS
To LET—DESK R00! AT is Restsurant. at. 1
WALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PREW
8.22 if
r _lC. J. MintstCo.
TO LIT—TWO APARTMINN OF ‘
WANTED CASHIER APPLY AT1
A 2 3t
WANTED-100 COR-DB OF WOODt
3L!
“ Ff .. r
TO LET—A STORE.
ist, who understands how to mote
minor repairs on engine. Address tinn-
ufacturer care of Evening Sentinelfl.
' L2 8t.
20'! EAST
A'“1 WANTID’ COMMENT. GIRL
nusxnass 'nortcns. mm"
wanton—coon l": our-moor
Estimates (“CD on I" klndl 0! (103- l o" andI “amen throuboul \Q'
given prompt nttnntion Setter outer ages)". Nu line of wrought“) son
Exclur
303d “ Wk Grading and Mk Exca- rive territory. leads tu1nished.l'lioral
vation. Orders solicited Sahator Char- proposition Write many, Por cr~
iott. 26 Wood Street, South Norwsik,
Conn. Telephone 816.. 1’4 l;
‘ ton, Mass.
W
too A wean is WHAT YOU CAN wanveoéro not ALL nuns
.earn, women of independent inclin— of 1:8th and ”1‘”th m ,
lion, and men who want a high clue i ii a.“ pm“ W6 for coins. H.
profession. oJin our classes learning an N Tel. 1151
massaging and physical culture. We Fried ' South Milk
can train you at home by mail. write.
today for particulars. Dr. Aldemsn'aLTODAY IN WALL STREET.
institution, 39 Suburban Ave, Stam- “m 1
turnoff-m. l WALL STREET 11:30 a m.
f .3le mm [are
PAtnrtndtwfipsmlmdl " Wine 3 o '
W8. points I awn; wail secondary quotations .l'el'l mat
les, Melt weenithe direeion of improvement
Ilstisi'stes cheerfully given. Trial or- lping: issue, led the advance, with fur.
ure‘sollcited “31 400 Alesnnderj‘h" recoveries in Motors and acces-
White, 61 12 Ely avenue “323‘sories. Betterment was also shosn
W ll)‘ metals and -1tr shares and Fer-till
LOST. _ 1ch were again in dcmand,An1mican
LOST—A MALE COLLIE DOG Agricultural Chemical featuring that.
red and 11l,11te mprkcd over one ”6.81689 With It stein of two Ipoints. Sb 1.
little.
cute or return 12 llvy Place Renard fractional rise in New York Central Mrs. Grace ogbome The funeral get.
{with'hunoh 0111111.- Please COlan- Rails were featureless. aslde‘trom
'A 4_ 31 and two points for "Soc." L'. .S.
QSterl was steadt on moderate otter-
LOST—A TEN FOOT RAt‘LNEIlngs.
boat clinker built. color brotVn. Kind-
"Willow Lodge" Barbe 1'
View Beach. Reward 3t. _:IRA".R6AD lmtns
LOST—MONEY FOUND O‘N RAHI: ARE m chm[
between I
7 and 8 o'clock, Friday morning please.
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’to lake 1:. hand in the coatroyersy by
Cos‘re—BWE Si COAT 9". calling representnthes of both sides
ifllgh street 110mm? Will the ”F to Washington and notifying them
reward.
1].
they must compose their differences in
lor avenue. 11-: lVASl‘lh-GTON, Aug. l.—Possible
-- developments in ellorts here to avert
a. break between the country's rail-
roads and their employee were looked
for l:1' two directions today. The
Senote Commerce Committee was to
decide whether hearings should be
held on 11 resolution .ror 11:1 inter-
mono
Poona—men Gunner poo,
two months ago, inquire at
it.
gotten. and President Wilson had an
appointment to go over the situation
with William M. Chambers. Comma
sioner or the Bogrd ol Modiotlon and
Conciliation.
0111111st said, everything possible
REBWLT TYPEWRITIRS — L. C.
Smith Underwood
_ Remington. all other
'- makes.’ sold. rent
repaired. Rentals, 8
ll
Ray- 1
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' WANTEO—ALL ROUND MAC‘lIlN-l 1
Newton Co.. 36 Bromileld street. Dos» *1.
”a.
lthe ago of seventy- three years. He:
stats Commerce Commission investi~l
“lit-n this sale cntls
THE NEW HOOSIER
And Mmflomm. 81 Down.Wes~e.CorsspelllngFacto
\\ hen the housekeepers lea med the) could still get the \e w Hoosier at the 01d PHCC‘. and that $1 down and $1 3 w
without interest or extra ices, would pay for it, they took practitailv all 111: had. ‘ 1
k” we have left are a £111 samples, and this ativcrtisemeit “ill probahd) dispose of those.
There Will Be No More
l'ntil another shipment Comes from the factory we will ha1c 110 more Hoosiers. And the factory is 01'.ersold behind h;
Wreatlm‘h makes tbs data: of our next supply uncertain.
After That the Prices Advance
Dont delay getting Ollt‘ of these fine Hoosiers todat—whilc they last.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES COMPLETE FREE AUTO DELIVERY ANYWHERE.
for “to NEW
HOOSIER
CABINET
that our allotment is practically all gone.
Then, too, this next shipment 11111 imish our allotment.
. Hiti‘
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DNTHS AND RUNWALS
Mrs. James 1 Doellltie ‘
flush E., wife of James B. Doolittle. , 2
died yesterday at her home. 28 Men ll
WM street, in her seventy-eighth yesr, ; 1
Iyivedw Nahum. m
deflhier. aid one at"
vices will be held Saturday at 10: 00 ‘7
Rev.‘l.‘l1arles E. Barto will of-
l‘loillte. The body will be taken to
Wuiington. Conn, tor interment.
leaving Norwnlk on the 11:51 train.
11.111
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Wells R. Cook.
Wells R. Cook, private company. H.
181111 Massachusetts Volunteer 1112.111-
Us’. died Tuesday ' at the Soldiers ,
Home in Nomion. at the age or,
sovenw—nlne years interment tooki
place yesterdav in the Spring Grovee
cemetery, Dnrien. ,
———'F-
William M. Sargent. .
William M. Sargent died, y'esterda),
at the Soldiers‘ Home. in Noroton, at
was a pritatc in Company K, Fit-
teenth Connecticut Volunteer Inlan-Il
try, and a pritste in the Twenty»
lelghth Connecticut, Second Battalion
V. R. Corps. The body was taken to
Seymour. Conn" today. for burial. AF
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WALL STREET, Noon—Much ofr
Ml
per month. Machines
odd st 85 per month.
JAS. DQNNILLY
. to south Main Street. South Nomallt
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l CONDUCTOR WARIWEM. DER‘O
SIAMFORD, August .wWord was
ooeltgi lien mm oi the death clot-alt
John M. 4Es‘rdxoll. of this «city. It
Nentu‘sltet Bough, near Illusion. in“...
thin details of the manner 0! death
were um 1,
Moravia! was s turner conductor
on the New “thrice-m and
W Railroad. He entered the
service of the real in I!" as a eu-
mm on the New Osman branch.
the early firmness was due to the
strength of Union tactile and Read
.ing. both gaining substantial trac
tlone, but recurrent weakness was
shown by Sugars. Motor issues also
”mg—time public. 7. , . yielded. but recovered .lster under tur-I‘
Fifty msmbors’ot the Ladies' Aid flier 311ch in shipping shoresn
swamp! St. Peter's Gel-11m Luih- 1‘ slings 1113115111 were nut-e nor-
would be done to prevent a strike. it
ns.ce.ssary fresident Wilson is realist.
it is said, to make a person'nl appeal
to the railroad managers and their
workmen urging a settlement in the
oraltgblieli asthma in the assembly 11119111311111. yesterdoy. hands were 11-;
mummmmumssmu. '
yesterday afternoon. ~11nd there odio- ' m
y-
bratod the anti birtbdsy ot WWI-R .
ident. )1“.an Rampart litany
present! were bestowed upon Mrs.
Hoffman by her host of friends, and
cmmssoprod in float everyiovenue. andstoootookkomut.
side. slll. Roman loot present his ooh": church. when a. 1.191.-
mmmnnmaotma tree sung brtioRev. It” I.
"iii-shoulder. www.mmm‘sch. Attic “JohWe
mimics-mouse. sadpssg “Avoidark'udattheoiaoh-
run-n11,“ was Ms Rush.
The tnnaral st Ilsa Rose 8. 3&1ng
was largely attended. ”stemming
8: 30. trout her Iota Mind. in 2am
'Mesmutlvemhthsat-mithemfiim
Willi“
M
lines and HWI. mommmocs
Afa‘ll"
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We offer the finest grade of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and House Furmshings to be found
in this vicinity, sod at pri ces from. to to 30% lower than regular. You should not f
take-advantage offline dialogs. All purchases made now will be held for future
_ livery. ~
Dining Room Furniture
The large and varied assortment of Dining
Room Furniture st prices that are sure to
please.
Brass and “
The loge assortment of sfyl
in Brass and Enamel Beds off-1
my for those who wish to punch '1
and at the some time .make a su-
saving.I
ningChsu's..:......V.......31001085175.
DiningTablce..............“95‘063000 1
Buffets. ..................$13.50toSfimo.
Chinsclosete..............$9.soto$fso.oo.
Bed Roost Ftlnittne r
gm targetiiasd cm Bedroom Sm .
mmheiem.whi1ennmotms~ 1
Eye 01“?“ “’90.?“ we‘d; Mshognnyfl~ are. 11,—6ch Doors. Window Screens "
and It lime or unusual ”M . at from 15% to 25% reduction.
:1 positive saving from to to so per coon.
sayistrue. dome in and go through,
honed we singlet; stock of Faulting .
Us“!!-
Wo are offering our entire line of
end Lawn. Rumiture in all finishes;
In order to convince yourself of tvhst we
stock. Here you will tied the
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