hummus naps... rusty-nu Waiorlisaaflc Mammhch Amwatcsutpsrmhbiach- hoe or Caps. Double Price. . mean so III. watt-rm. 11 FOR SALE—COMPLETE [FURN- T0 wl.ET—-'l‘Vi'O CONNE'PING‘ WANTED—A WAN, STEADY lshings or a live room list. Everythiss Street. - . _ 8t. ‘ Boerilbmlubrtamiiyuse,aisoon draught at Louis A \‘yary, Conner-ti. cut avenue, 80. Norwalk. Ct, Tel 1704 (armour order, prompt delivery. at i M MLFIT'W. OPEN GUN- Ulla, Old Town Canoe. Complete salt lag equipment.’ Bargain. Apply Lite ‘8th Station. Rotor: Point. 3i. “...—— FOR “LI—7 ROOM HOUSE AND lot on Istvin Beach, also 10 room house and lot South Main most. both lust be sold. Ask John 1‘. Hayes. Real Estate—insuranca,7 lath street, Norwaik. 1 1 1 FOR CALI—IONI BOAT. 00001 condition. rm i-t. Copper rivetss. heather cushion. inquire llr. Ills- hltsr. Ronytsu. a! it ‘” LOST. toar- trials 3112er has. blry and Gail Pasture l‘lhdar please return to Sterling furniture 00.. E0. Nocwslk. Suitable reward. 3t. l LOIT~BHWEEN THE SOUTH mornlhjaptist church andths Goun- 1ta'y Club, ladies open face gold watch Please return to Sentinel oilice. Ro- fward. ' ' 8t. 1 LOST—our mam car a floes on front feet, 6 hack. rirht cu 1m, Named Twinklum. Reward if rc- issues to 10 Hawkins avenue. of rat men. E. 'N. .E..._...__,...._ ...—......d ‘ FOUND. rouuo—s com .ws'rcn £013 and charm a: the East bound station Orvnm can have same by proving prop- My Officer John ll Smith, City Hall 'lt .... .. . . '..I WANT 1 OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH- .ites. stay while learning. man amt" “th ' AN ENGINEER 'ron. two. on three weeks beginning Aug. 14. This factory will resume operations on olinday August It. mommy & (30.. inc. h»... ..- ..-.—._._...._.__.L. _ -1 m BALI~GDOME m __ arena. 8. counts. ‘ ’isphcne 1687' furnishedrcuus. past-vandal!“ work. as why. near East Norwalh depot 3L1 mu 3 it To. Lit—COTTAGE 0N “Wit-1 cnca street 6 rooms. part improve menu: Manon. Joselovaky, 5: Water street or 4 (love avaaas. B N. t1. wanna—zoo 1 pupils. Opes afternoon sad events. all summer. New classes lady instruc- Private. "1flchcoi :7 Monroe street. Join today it. 1 FOR -RENT~<88V3N ROOMS ANDI 'bath, nicely ushered “4 'm"; WMTID- -muca'riosls FOR finished in black walnut. very 1prirstc homes with rooms as 1131““ “‘ “‘1 estate People's Trust some as these, and rent [rec until1C°mmL 77 Washingtqn urge: go, Sept. iAddress J. M. Layton. 00.. or1’11'.0fifllk Ct. lt. Pho c 1027 It 1 . 1 n " WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL To help take cam of two children. AD- 1 10 tar-10 nusutanur coup-1 lie, ssix-rocranbdern cottage.mr-‘ .plymrllalliltbuaull I‘avu- inishcd or Intuit-ass. Owner at1‘“ 'L 1dsaghter would like to board with '- __1tena.nt Addreas “Tenant“ Care or r2191 WANTIHmsrosrm saws :.man Good proposition to right party Se tinei or 'r hone 1811-6. 31.1 1 n M _11). it mm 52 North Main street. 80. T0 LIT‘F‘URNISHED nootrs sr I “0""1‘. M 3‘- ”‘I‘he 1W" “fill housekeep- _- 1hr privileges Three connecting room's WANTED—GIRL l-‘OR HOUSE furnished, all improvements for house— work plain Cochin! ‘No laundry 0.0 __1keeplng aqua. z m“ [M So 1 who can be trusted to take charge or 'NW u u 'a child when nsoassary. Apply 10 lor- ' — (an avenue Phone 1831 6L 1 TO LIT—Om I00! ‘1‘ d8 WALL STREET. mom“ on m PARTNER WANTED—i WANT A m u 1 live wire, a working partner to assist _1me in an amusement enterprise of un- ro tar—mo srssrunrrrs or “'11“ 1W“. Prefer m “111 on the rooms each '1.‘ improve-rants 1but not essential. Small capitol realllr At No'a 55 and 67 spring street in- “1 C" guarantee quick roturns " W “m Ira. R undo, id Grove St. or vsstment. Address Jules Garrison. telephone mars. as iii “"1"“ “1110' Pit-'1“ ““410 ht 1‘.\orvralk. 42 Van tan! Street 1 A7 tt. 'ro LIT—A man. 201 m1 -' Washington street, East Norwalk.lm-1WANTEH°W” msrmtmr- movements. Inquire Dr. 'Bobn‘os. Oi ors Md salesmen “mum" N" .— “"8““. Iain ”M Telephone M ‘ho1l32nginnd States. appoint dealrrn audt’" an. apartment, 41 Chapel street All men.“ i-‘uil line of automobile spur lmprovementd A150 5 room apartment inltics. nationally adiert sol Exclu- 219 East Washington street Rent 7017 rive territory. leads furnished l‘bcral reasonable. ,. .‘ p.rostition Write today. For an WWr-Mon Co, 36 nmmdeid strut-1,808 BUSINESS NOTICES. j'on l'ess- :14 I! .- SALVATOR CHARIOT'I‘ 1' wsnrsp—ro nor am. trains Phone 810.‘ Mid. Best prices paid for any... a. Emmi... xiv” an a" “a“ 0! Con. Friedman. South Norwsilt. Tel. 1131 tract Work. Work solicited and orders - given prompt attention Sewer. water DEATHS A'ND FUNERALS connection, Masonry, Concrete Walks. ,_ . Road Work. Grading and Rock Ears-1 F"""" M Fun" w' Mslkin. 1 vation Orders solicited. ‘ The funeral of Frnnris W. Mslkln.1 Wmm died, on 'l‘uesda.) morning. at1 PAINTING -— PAPERPIIANGING the Post Graduate Hospital. New decorating. painters supplies: "“1Yorit. was held yesterday afternoon. Mil". up-to-dstc mil”. ‘0'!“ Dl’lNl-1fmm his late residence 23 Gregory “51mm“ “Refill“! 31"“ 'l‘rlai 0‘" ”Boulnard East Norwalk at I o’,cloclr ”93 5°“ch 'l'el ‘00 “‘ma'rmnd from Christ church at 3 o'clock. repaired. Rentsip, 88 per month Iiia:hinss1 “Id at to per month. an. DONNILLY 1 to hem Main street. South Normlir many sacrifices he was ever ruady to make to help and aid his fellow men. The church services were conducted by Rev. Dr. MacKensie. a lifelong friend of the deceased. and the Rev. Dr. Parker—Dr. MacKensio mailing the lesson. and Dr. Csskey the pray- ers. The deceased was respected and 1!orrd by all which fact was fully at- tcstcd by the large number in attenti- ancc, who wishrti to show their ap- MR8. STOREYS SCHOOL? tor BOYS AND GIRLS intermediate and High School DQII'L merit. Ninth Year Begins ls mher 5,1916 INDIVIDUAL lNB UCTlON Number Limited Address MIG. J. w. BMEY; ‘ E'm°"" Terrace, Norwaik, 6°“ the lust and tribute to his memory. Mr. Malkin was for fifteen years so- CLEVELAND MILK , Arum. lliaaus needed tor housfieeplng 10 West veniences. Call at 214 East avenuc.1 pug Co. Cos Cop. Conn or Apply at KORE DANCING Pollay‘b Dancing as Wood stress, count. homing" an“ “d ”1""? 3"“ mm" fleet the general uncen " soc. Value 75c White 61 "3 E], avenue iiis rector Rev Dr (‘ssirct delivered tinned to re “a W ' ' ' ' ’ t d- WillbsO «york Hose ‘EBUILT‘T Pewnrrzns L. no.1“ mm "mm” '1 m "New“ 1° mtiurifiwiirii firiiem. roe. 11min ssc Y Smith U59WW1 M“ immediate familx, ”"ka in “'9 Motor shares weer strong, General ' UNDER EAR Reminlton. all other mos: heartfelt manner of the beautl- Motors increasing its “1“ to ‘8 Mmt'.m.mt ' mm sold routed on character of the deceased. and the precintion of his friendship and pay" perintcndent of Christ church Sunday ' h vii" Be careful what kind of gasoline the next dealer sells you. Some service stations are trying to get rid of inferior gasoline by the use of mis- leadi names. which make the motorist think is getting gasoline made by this _ Company. “do“ «13th ., a material fraction later. Rails lack . edtespecisl features aside from usab- stantial gain for Reading. WALL STREET. Noon—The mar- ‘ trot was again extremely susceptible 1“ to professirsial pressure during the “mucus. most gains of the iirst labor .1. being eitsced as a result at the weal: K HOSIERY Ladies' Striped Hose 98c. Regular price $1.50 Ladies’ White Silk Hose sass In certain speculative lssues.not~ ably Industrial Alcohol. which fell thrsc points. Trading was on a Instill! diminishing scale. Rails con: 33c. Regular price soc Misscs‘ Union Suits 35c. Regular price 39c ..Boys' PomrKnit points. Bonds were steady. Seattle shipyards are at present working on vessels valued at l5,000.-‘ I 000' x9e. Regular price 25c * sou-m uoawaut. cords. (‘ A x jq’lti !\ilaJ Uta. CAUTION Mid- Stitnmer Clearance Sal A ilsrgaiss in Towels. Counterpalns and Table linens A. DICKEB M AN 8. SON --.. ..,._ 4....-. . ...... ...... «.--...AI. .....;;."....... ...“... W‘Csasisa Isa" The Standard Oiltiommnyoi New York produces only one cars. gasoline. Ask for it by name—SOCONY Gaso- line. carbon trouble. Sold by reliable dealers wherever you see the ' RED. WRITE and BLUE SOCONstn STANDARD on. (:0. CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS Sample Rompers ' Misses‘ Dresses Sample Kiddies Ladies’ Shirt Waist: White Seed Voile 1 69C- Regular price $1.00 I511- Regular price,” A Few Men's Shirts Plain Poplin "\ i.1111‘i / [1'1 saline for motor QCONY Motor It is called It' Insurcs most mileage and least of; NEW YORK ~11 Atwm— WWW?!" '"m tar.“ ‘ . - WASH FABRICS Dress Gingham 9c. Regular price.“ 1-: 1 1: 32 Inch Ginghams _1 1; . 10:. Regular price 15c Printed Percales 1 9c. Regular price rs use a '1 Printed Batiste ‘-‘1 ‘ roc. Regular price rsc 191:. Regular price 25c 3.81: Rgular price soc Choice ompers 50c Md" Regular $1.00 3600. Regular price $1.50 74:. Regular price Sr.oo At Sale Prices 24c. Value 35: .L.. ...,J. ..-.....’ . I.-....' in... \u , ‘u—DWAYAL o ..— CLEVELAND. 0.. August 11.4: s insult of a strike of the milk wagon drivers oi the Telling-Belle Vernal Cohtpnnt largest milk dealers in the out.their usual applies today. Dairy Comp-Ir. second largest is the city. which cares tor 150,000 persons, are expected to strike today. .The milk companies, withoilt‘, 09- position from strikers, dolivundmllk 1m hospitals and babies‘ dispendsariw today. i Common Pleas Judge Powell was to conduct a heating todayonaninlsact- ion granted late last night to rests-sin strikers tram bartering with 110ml: employees who are under contract. WW"; Hummus 1 3.0:) uosrg GUIAafiliV '1' v ...-.. Hosprr‘st. acres '" Miss Marie Kano. of Mount Vernon 8. Y. wad admitted restart! James M cur RW‘ 8m Walk. was admitted yestpxdsy so} Isl-tits Mill a badly W and iii-g, estates hs‘ud. Ir. Whose-s entangled-“in a rolling machine at tho Namath tan uni sass-r no.1. asst.» M s... If your tenant is salami. sad destructiv‘t become a sentinel dissat- led advertiser at once. f1: , canvass a‘rame - city, 800.000 Clevelanders were Mill-1 Drivers tor the Schneider pecker . school. and senior warden of Christ parish fo'r the past seven years. and the success and prosperous condition 1mm of his eii’orts. The was in Riverside cemetery. Here the exile. o'er the waste. Trudsing hemewsrd, shall repose; All his tails and dangers past. Porthis loved one now at rest; Street. 1031a. an.)—~Bpaoialtios. no of the parish is very largely the ref inurmont ‘ ’ . Hero his long sojourning: close. ‘ «Why should we, in sorrow, weeping 1' He is with the angels. sleeplfla : 1 Land. and sanctified and blessed... :1" most in WALL man-r. - m ronx. Adult 11 (Wall 1. litmus-l: mittens and equipments, . ' «ammo mammnsastm ;, eatendtastxcnmcflonstomra; Wt. WuaMwinm. _rsourca,‘¢noit_l_e Staci; Allison!- pin-sum momma. 'snd' mmmmuym» neat. Shlppins shares were in tars. 1 Aged Woman Succumbs When infom- ‘ 0d of Husband’s Wolds. snowmen. Alig. ll.—-When its-1 toned that her husband had nttcmhb to to end his use yesterday, Mrs. Na- than mmr. 74 years old, died ct Camper. who is W years old. is dying in the Ghenrieh hospital with a bullet wound in the head. The revolver used is said to1 have been the weapon with 'which a' ,hrother-inolaw Milled suicils a 7 your an. ' was Los‘r m woos. . HARTLAND, Ant; ll.-flaost in the dense woods while on a hurry pick- in] trip since yesterday mornins. a posse of so tar-era today toutid lites Cora sun. and at in an exhausted highlander-sires. ahawssmagb' t toherhomethrherasoditisbe' listed thstshcwlllsaiiaraoiileflccts NILII soon TO KAN“. ORV. _ KANSAS m. ”0., Am; 11.» , Hairy Niles. veteran. abyss or their: immmmtniymmi condition Enchad apsntail last‘ i FucyNafivcmrqiba BastFamily rim,sbag............. .......... Gold I“ Mountains......1‘;...,..........1.... umsmuam mm,t5c jarcutto. ... ....... hm'lbs Alba-aauasaaoua asst ass-ssasvsss] WNW“! m‘ assasaossassss-oas M wall“ WW c-...ss.ososs‘.....-ssaa’ hm. u‘qsaohoasaaslssi’os.\s..sas’.ssa..s-nosaosf 1. groom. cutte............. 2.2““9Ca.m‘0.nu...nun-...s-u-n. Saturday Specials . --At the—- . East Norwaik Cash Groc Telephone 743-3 Delicious Creamery Butter nib. Swifi'sWLndlb ssaasaaracsusasscd‘l .....