"A. ”:9 , . Mummmspagafwatyliva Western-am mam“. New WWM! Mumblin- 5 mean Trap WW3 PW" ' cards. and Miscellaneous? rout. WW. -1 w-u 1'0 LIT—TO ML! 000; MID PORTER AND HOUSE nishings of a Ive room dat. Every- _le a six- room modern cottue, tur- ‘mam Steady or extra. Hotel Clilond. thingmded (or housekeeping. Most street. FOR SALE-*BRUSH RUNABOUT tally equipped inquire at 17 North Main street. South-'Norwalk. 10 3t- FOR SALE'CASH TERMS. HAR- hymvidson motorcycle in excellent nishod or WW. Om and, ‘dsughtor would like to board with tenant Address “Tenant“ Care of The Sentinel or Telephone 1617 -5. use . CL ‘7- “MHTRKOGRAMER T0 3‘. substitute in law once for two weeks "ltrewi Monday nest. Call at Room 9. vo LET~WRNISHED ROOMS A’l‘ Colgbum Building. 50".“ it. “The Johnsoniari." Light housekeep- WW- .. ling privileges. Three connecting rooms WANTED—AUTOMOBILE SALES- iarnished, all improvements tor house. than. Good proposition to right part! condition. fully equipped. Amikeeping. Inquire 2 High street, Se. D. W. Flint, 52 North Main street. So. Dr 351. Darien- stiltorwnlk. as 8t. Norwslg ‘ A3 at. con SALE—AN OAKLAND RUN-I about, just overhauled in first class condition, Phone 1726 cheap. it sold at once. Central Hotel. 3t FOR SALE-7 ROOM HOUSE AND lot on Marvin Beach, also to room‘ house and lot South Main street, both must be sold. Ask John T. Hayes. Bull Estate—insurance, 7 Main street. Norwnik. Ion BALI—MOTOR BOAT. GOOD “worn 25x0 1-.2 Copper riveted leather cushion. Inquire Hr. Kline- latter. Rowena. ’ an 2! 1081‘. L081— 2 TIRES BETWEEN DAN- lnry and Calf Pasture Finder please return to Sterling Furniture 00.. 80. Norwalk. Suitable reward. 2t LOST—JM'EEN THE SOUTH Norwalk Baptist church smiths Colin- try Club, ladies open race gold watch.‘ Please return to Sentinel once. 11c- wsrd. 8L fir—oaar FEMALE car 6 toes on front iect. 5 back. right ear torn, Named Twinkium. Reward it re- turned to 10 Hawkins sveune, or Tel, 126-12. E. N. at. WANT ' OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH- lnea, pay while learning. MEN SHIRT IRONERS. AN ENGINEER FOR. TWO. 0111' three weeks beginning Aug. 14. ‘ This factory will resume operations‘ on ohinday August 14. (Illicit, Peabody & Cit, inc. l a... 'A y duallmmd t ‘122 \\ ate! “not. ”roe—silliirwo'u'oasflrdasns 4 T0 Lev—o ROOMS 30 LOWE ST- wamso—a MIDDLE AGED “0- latest improvements. 5 minutes from mun or a ‘n-] to assist “uh genem 1’75 if 50” at Once APD‘Y R R Station. also store and fixtum housework. 2 in tamlly Mrs E K. to M. H Fromm, \\ oli'pit "cow Raymond St Inquireot B Hershfleld Banks The Franklin Apartment, 10s ‘.831'Wmowt, asst ‘. roa mars—A NEW FIVE PAS PAPER IOXEI-E\PERIE.\CED __lsenger car, 33 per hour. Special rates slrippels steady enlplolmcnt all year by the day. Phone 1284 F. D. Bates. round First class girls can earn 212 5 Eclipse avenue, Norwalk . Stamford. . 80: Co. 72 Worth Street l FOR RENT—FRONT ROOM 181'. :iioer for light housekeeplnl Kitchen MI‘prlviiegeu. 'se Flax Hill Road. st. WANTIO-GIRL FOB ROUGE- - w,ork plaincooking. No laundry Ono “‘l 70 LET—ONE 8an or DOUBLE who can a. trusted to or. charge or thouse of Six rooms Ind Mu), I." m' . chfld “he“ nmflry Apply 10 ”or. gprovements good locality at No 2 8! m ‘vmue Phone 1337 tJohna street, last Norwaik. Apply on ms“. it WANTIO—WOIAN 'ro new ar " “aha-nor nanny. 5 Monroe street. 8t. FOR RlNT—lMMEDlATE PO- .— a‘aession, six nlvc rooms, No. 18 Acad-) WANTED—CHAUF'FEUR. COLOR- emy meet News“. mum at D B-‘ed man Makes position with print. 'lilill, NM or South NOIWOIK 3L WY. of un‘e. m (“mun "fa. " shoes. Tel 2624 or call at 24 Clay at. T0 LIT—DESK “OW AT ‘5' South NOI'WIW 3L WALL BTW. 2W1” on PRO- ._ “ES. 8 OWEN. In tr WANTED—ITALIAN OR GREEK -- bootblaek, with sand. Hotel Clinord 2 To LET—TWO APARTMENTS 02 live rooms each. wi‘h improvements.) int Non so and or spring street. lag salt-rel ollco assistant quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 12 Grove so. or Brothers. telephone 1228-12. at t! WANNO—STENCXIRAPHM AND Raymond A3 Ht. 4 .d L WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL 1‘0 1'0 LET—A STORE, 201 EAST act as temporary steaograohcr, for Washington strut. Dan Norwalk. lw'lwo mks. Kerr-Datum Fur Co_. Mrsnrents'. ineliirenrtllehanrton,u‘woodward avenue. at. South u‘ain street. Telephone so Also . - Ni IMML ‘1 m.“ “mt PARTNER WANTED—‘1 “A31. A improvements. “.0 5 room aparlmm live wire. a working partner to easier 2” East Washington street Rent very me in an amusement enterprise of un- reasonable. usual merit Prater party with car m” but hot essential. Small capitol requir- BUSINESS NOTICES. ’ed Can guarantee quick returns on in- vestment Address Jules Garrison, Norwaik Motion Picture studio. Eater. Norwalk, 42 Van Zant Street A7 it. I. satva'ron cnantor'r 26 Wood street, heath Norwalk, Phone 216. , . V , J. 1 ' Estimates given on all kinds of Con- WANTED COLN” DlSllllDl 1" liract Work, Work solicited and orders on ”"1 salesmen throughout Ne" England States. sppoln: algebra and agents. Full line of automobile syco- _ialtica. nationally adv'erillc1 Exclu- vation, Orders solicited rive territory, leads iuruished, l‘bcral W8 DNDt‘SHiOB Write today. POLCF .50 A wzex 18 WHAT you CAN Newton 00, 36 Bromlielrl street, M— sarn. women of independent inclins- ‘on. Mass. lli ti lion. and men who want a hixh class; '- profession. oJin our classes learning WANTED-TO BUY ALL KIND. .massaglng and physical culture. We of cattle and poultry. But M can train you at home by mail, Write paid. Best prices paid for calm. it. today for particulars. Dr Aldeman's; Friedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1121. institution, ".32 Suburban Ave., Stamr .. -_ L ford. Conn. Hut “I“; ‘decorsting, paintcr's supplies; wall * :paper. upgiodaienlyles. loweat'prices., District of Norw‘nlk. as. ‘nsunrnten cheerfully given. Trial or-lt‘ouri. August 9. A. n. 1916. gm: solicited. 'l‘el. goo, Alnaaaderl' Estate of John Morton late or Nor- Whine 61 H my pvenuq gulwalk in said District, deceased. m. M; Ordered, That the Administrator or- aaauru' mswmnah— Lc.‘ hiblt his Administration account to “Smith. ‘ mmzld‘uramfilfé isle onioe in \‘orwalk, on the 17th “mpamu. Rentals. ”i y of August, 1916, at 10 o'colck tors Per month “nun“,noon; and that all persons interested aid at 26 per month. in said Estate may be notified there- JAC. DONNILL‘Y ‘of, the Administrator will cause this " 3“”! “'1‘" “m“- “W" "W” order to he published in a newspaper having a circulation in said District. at MERIGEN unlEMAN KILLED ; MEMBER. m 9—stid Mor- lmzvigasys before said 17in day of $911, ll lineman, emfloyed by m Mart; HENRY “7 den moon-id Light Company, was ,electrocuted, yenerday afternoon, ati 5: «o'clock. whilsworkingonaoolei .st the corner or wmdaor and Spi'ins— i ,dale avenues and was instantly killed. 'He received 22,000 volts. Word reached police headquarters, this morning. rrorn Day super. that therewasadeedmlflfllln the back yard of essloon inthat section. one. straw inmates the mat- as: and found Clifford "Scissors” Datamation w‘orflu wetsuit of too fragrant tnylnu with “the Roma,“ “howl." Clark‘waa‘loadad did a game and brought to notice head sou-tern when its awaits trial tenor- g'lten prompt attention Sewer, water connection, Masonry. Concrete W alks. Road Work Grading and MM l l i 'ra'm'rmo -- Pirnmranomo I! Probate GmOBY. 1M District 0! Norwalk. at. Court Jill! 24th. A. D.. 1910. x Estate of Elizabeth Kiss late Norwalk in sold District. The Court or Rehab tor the Dio- trlet of Nor-walk. hath limited and lowed atanoatbs from the data here- of for the creditors 6! train nature to or “mm-mono. wrists as“! an at.» t ' 1 W! ”I“. one? 3t- to sis a week Apply Mr: Craig. Harris, at‘ GM“ Undsmood.‘ this Court for adjustment. at the Prov I" al-‘ exhibit theirhhirnl for W“Wl Those who neglect to met their; 'aauflngwmbedebamdarecov-i “irritable! to said llls‘: “WWF.” bob" the Ni. DEATHS AND “NEW. Louis 0. KW. Louis C Ravine A private inc-on pant t‘, Twerury- second Connecticut :Voluuteer infantry. died. yesterday. at ithc Soldiers' Home, in Newton. at the llge of ninety-demo yeah He wasthe oldest soldier in the Home. The re- mains were taken to Hartford today tor interment. Mrs. Henry Drown. Sarah Jane Albino, seventy-four years of age. and the wife at Henry Brown, died. on Monday, in the Nor 1 Hospital. Prayers will be said :he home of her sister. lira. lrvifl ‘1'. Taylor. of Burrltt avenue. toner row. at 1 o'clock, and the (ant-val ser» vices will take place in the town it. E. church at” .. o'clock. Mrs ville cemetery, Georgetown, Director oral. urn-I— Want of Francis W. Malkln. The funeral services of the late Francis W Malkin will he held to- from Christ's church. mast Norwalk. Rev. 1‘ l'. Csakey will oillclate and in-' torment will he in Riverside ceme- tcry. Funeral or Ira. Cunningham. The funeral services of the late lira. Katherine Cunningham, who died yestc j morning. in the Norwalk HosilsL' will be‘ held tomorrow morn- inr. at 8:80 o'clock. from the late home of the deceased, 13 Franklin avr- nus, and from St. Mary's church at 9| o'clock. interment will he in St. Mary's cemetery. W RIOULATIONI GOVERNING L-OADLINIS. WASHlNG’l‘ON, Aug. 9.-—8ecretary Rednuld announced today that he had era ahdheads or steamship companies to meet will: him Sept. 27, to discuss Headlines and bulkheads for ocean and lake traillc. almost the» only marine nation having no regulstlods governing losdilnes. UTAH mustlcm CANDIDATE ocean. Utah. Arts. 8.-.\'eplll Mor- ris, president or Salt Lake Mormon Church and tour y'ears ago Progressive. candidate for gesernor, was nominal-l ed yesterday by the Republicans ior governor. George Sutherland was re- nominated for United elites Senator WWII} Nor-walk.” Connq August 10.1918 The Republican Congressional Con-' volition for the purpose of nominatint a candidate for Congress for the Fourth Congressional District at Con- necticut and to transact any other business proper le come before said conmiinn. will he held at rho scat! ‘ileld flotel. Bridge rt. Conn. on Sat- __.nrday September,1216.st12:20h00n mph town is entitled to West equal to twice the number of r'eprer' antenna is basin the lower W 0! rthe senses! Assembly. to be chosen at. is canons of each town to be held Aug- list 24th. 1916. , llJndcrihe mhpmldod. itlsthe dutyotthsChairmauofeschTmi_m Maintain seodaocpyoithscre- donhal’sefthedsiepmimhist'owa toArlhm-C. Wheatenhlorwalhm.’ ;~_ <. theSecretaryotlheaapubilcanCon-. . p. greasional Definition. at least tour technetium“ Coma some «am George [ably higher. Brown will be buried in the B'anch- ' Floyd B. Bouton his charge of the lun-‘ 6active issues. Marine pld. made an marrow afternoon, at 2: :0 o'clock,‘ , Bonds were irregular. i ST. JOHN'S N. _F. Alix. 9~.\'ew- ;foundland dealers in cod liver oil es- timate that they must face a loss or ”‘9 about a million dollars as a result otivorker on the team Cooly was he changed conditions in the market thialallled tor a foul hook and more made "on. invited a number of leading shipbuildg the eatihlishment oi the system or. Thé United States is. TODAY IN WALL STREET. l WALL STREET, 10:30 a. ILL—Far , Irom being adversely affected by yes- terdap‘r unlavornhle croy upon, the market opened today with a general “AMTORI show of firmnes». followed by pro» uounu-d fifillgill. Munitions, Equip- ments, Noll-rs and Mexicans were: materially better. with further gains. ‘in shipping issues. 1per pt‘d addtd another substantial gain to its recent udrantes in con- location with dividend prospects and lniud Cigar Stores advanced four points on reports of an increased dis bureaucrat. industrial Alcohol rose two points and Rails .lncludlng :Gnnsera and Pat-lacs were measure WALL STREET, Noon. ——May.tes led all other speculative favorites dur- lag the torenoon .trading in the pre- ferred stock far exceeding the com- bined dealings in half a doaen other extreme gain of 1 3—4. with only a small fraction for the common, but Atlantic. Gulf and West indies rose to a new high record U. 8 Steel. unus uall) dull and a trifle heavy at the outset made some headway later, but rails were inclined to yield. WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.-—-Rails were stirred into sudden activity and strength later on reporra that it had been decided to arbitrate existing dit. fenneoahetwernth. managers and smployes. Reading rear 2 1-3 points, International Pa 5 with one or more for Color: misc. (snadian Pacific and New York Cen l tral. COD LIVER OIL MAGNATIS OTUNO year. When Germany last year pub charsd the Sorwegian output at this product. the win of Sewfoundiand oil tron up from llfty cents to $2.50 a gal- lon, Expecting on profits this seas- on. a large number of persons enter- ‘ed the business in this country. Their hopes were dashed when the (”British and French Governments suc- Lcceded in obtaining this year's Xor- :wsglan output, forcing a 50 percent. cut in market prices. As the dealers bought the raw material at high cost. “they must stand a heavy less Business interests at the colony also will “suffer from the fact that the and fisheries along the Labrador coast and the northeast seaboard of \‘ew- __'foandland this year have yielded one —?ol the smallest catches on record. ROBERT GRAU DEAD. _ MOUNT VERNOJ‘l. N. Y. Aug 9- Robert Grail. tormerly a theatrical and concert manner and one of the best known ligurss-in dramatic and music- al circles years ago. died yostcrda)’, at his horns here. of hurt disease. He conducted the tours of some or the» lailseForiirerle “to m “'0. Han Always In“ ‘ K. mrnis‘ rLav smurf raaa nuoavs la aunt tzonc .ilfsoouo ovum U. a. com scant . Bonds of 21.500 were CH, During sln Electrical Storm raeyjday in the Federal nous. is . Win Log 0,. JHMO" p... flu. turn. in the case of bong NARRAGANSET P133. 3 1.. Aug- lChinaman, of this city, who. “4:: list 9.~—A thunderstorm burst imme~ mated recently on the ~ diately after play hell! yesterday in “‘8 WWI! ‘3 NS 908”“ the second round for the Junior chum-.11“ in; I “09““!- “m W plonship in the polo association tour- "9" 1° "‘9 next term of M llament on Point Judith held. The 3“!“ Dist?!“ 00““ h! m rain fell in torrents and dashgs oi mmmlmwer Wfllht Till! I lightning were as frequent as mallet :“M “0°“ 0.0-”: C. *. hits for the greater part of the game, rested 0‘“ ”on 0N m which resulted la a one sided victory We [MM SW court. in lor the Meadow Brook Thirds over '0 so on his promise as the Meadow Brook Bugbvs. The '98“ 0m“ country scorewasiS-ltofil-L , w. F. 8. Von snide. Raymond Belmont 3U°°E33°l '70 “Wm ram Hitchcock. Jr. and Morgan W" Belmont made up the Meadow Brook . BANGOR. Mam... Artt. Third team. 'All of them seemed to cans of the North revel in the storm. Von Blade scored trlct met be” today to 5 goals. Raymond Belmont and Hitch successor to Congressman keach 4 and Morgan Belmont 2. Guernsey. who has r . he penalty was a satiety by Morgan district since 1908. Mr. . Belmont. .who was defeated (or the ‘ Eugene 3. Rental. J. C. Cooly, Jr‘rn nomination iot- United Mi“ Drage and G. M Heckscher composed for 1!! the recent primaries . ' Rughys. Drag/e was the hardest, “W“ 9!“?me “A“ “will!!! n- would not he a conducted.“ The avowed candidatm' a moiety. The winners will play Point “"3 I" G Hersey. of neutron, Judith in the dual. 1' K Stet-on of sensor. lute n til ”it lor Humor: Albert A. tramb Sentinel "Wants“ bring maults. Houlton. ”“1 Bertram x“ Patten. PL Public Opinion Imio thistamrlymedyby making its aslelamerrlran 7 of anxothermedidne in theworld” The experience generations has proved its great value in the r - um of indigestion, bilioumess, headache and ”of... .. ‘ BEEGIMM’S rehevethsatrouhleaandnreucntuunirombeconungleriomim upromptlydeariuwaataaaudpcisonsoutofthedigestiru' ‘ ,Mmmmmmmhmud . .' bowda. Ilildandharsnless. Apronniamily remedy. unequalled. F or Digestive Trou__ ham-escoora-yuauunmwcn. human-o. ln-heaaa.‘ reason most famous concert stars, including Adelina Patti. tor whom he was mum» ger ior many years. He was the sun that of several books dealing with art: and the drama and was a brother of the late Maurice Gran. formerly mana~‘ ger or the Wrench» Opera House ‘ W lmyeurtsaaatisdsliasuant destructive become a Sentinel classi Jed advertiser at once. in“- WWJHN 1'7. ' NEWLY RE CENTRAL HOTEL m. on... \. Corner Monroe and Chestnut Strata. South North every noon ma mend. electric ing}... and no ' Everything first cllh- I
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