hoeorCapabouhls
l Ioaasn.
'OR Hill-JAB CAB OR 111‘-
Ilvy. W by day or hour.
1253-5. Wu Kvancz.
Wants!
‘csssuumumoo .nkpagaTwatlevaWadsuL-aafic
three'l‘lmeaioctach AddiflonalWordlocntperInseernblack-
Phone house with improteuwnts. Inquire at We York publishing house has a
It. 20 West avenue, South Norwalk 3t splendid opening (or ambitious hith
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous—w
Price.
mm ‘ WAIT”.
_ -¢
T0LET~1LN HGHT 500M311), HELP. WANTED MAle—LARGEI
school students to devote his spare
PM CALI-A GENRAL PUR-
posa horse, weight moo lbs. Price 560
William Mallison, Poplar Plains. Nor-
walk. 3L3
with or without housekeeping Decker Address
20 Union street.
'time on a very attractive easy money
making proposition. No canvassing.
with references, Robinson,
Physical Culture Publishing Co, Flat-
To RENT--‘FURNISIIED ROOM
A.3l. 3t.
FOR SALE‘E PARROTS
reasonable price. Good talkers.
ply at Max Eagle, 33 Cove avenue.
l‘last Nurwalk.
AT A?
_;10 rooms all improvements,
l1 1° “’95 01 In“: on a“ road, 10 0! axe for delivery wagon. Must have
immutes from South Norwalk. 'Pbone referent-39 Add“...
‘175-
i But in . .' \' it .
To LET on ron “Le—House m” “l 5 ‘9' 0'“ C 3’
3"“9'; WANTED—BOY AliOl'T 18 YEARS
"\V" C 0 Sentinel
,mornings. 3t.
3‘ ’ omte
FOR SALE—3 ACRES 0F LANDJ
in the fifth district. Near trolley, walk
iiig distance from center. Inquire of
J. M. Layton 8: Company. 8t.
#0! GALE-2 SUBWAY POOL
tables, almost new, all equipment very
._._._.__.__~_.__.___———_;
in Golden Hill, Bonton street,
Yost street, Meadow street, Ce-
dar street, Woodward avenue,
Taylor avenue, Elmwood avenue,
Livingston Place and other points
of South Norwalk.
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
”"mwvwm3 " "3 my. L
nifsmass uo'ricas.
WINNIPAUK CIDER MILLS WILL_
Mart for the season Saturday Septem-3‘
her 2nd. THOMAS MclNERNY ‘
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
(,2 decanting, painter's supplies: wall
:3 paper. up-todate styles, lowest prices.
3 Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
E; on: solicited Tel. 400, Alexander
I: White, 61 12 Ely avenue 1128
3‘33 -. - -.,--__..-
LOST.
lWALL STREET 12“me 0“ PRE- man and w.ife I’riiate family prefer-
“(181428. a. cousin.
live rooms each, wl‘h improvements. ER. Hotel Clifford.
Call a: L. Januario 38 MaintAi \'o.‘ s 65 and 5'! spring street. ln-i
cheap. .
“mt, Norway ,3 3.“, quire Mrs. it. Tsrlov, it Grows at. or wanna—rumpus HELPElt.,
FOR SALE- TOR BOAT. GOOD telephone 13984; M tf3 Apply 31,5 Knapp street, South Nor-1
oonsition. 1m Copper tinted. “"1“ “’0'” 391. 3‘3
[author «all mum in. Kllae- 1'0 LET-4 e'rona. "7 W -
m a Washington street. llaat Norwalk. Ini- WANTED - FEMALES T0 saw.
pmvements. Inquire Dr. Bohan'ton, u
South Main street. Telephone so. Also
an apart-sat. ll Chapal street.
improvements. Also 5 room apartment
119 East Washington street. Rent very
reasonable.
l
To LET—DESK 300! AT W. .wsnveo—aoonanb notnnni
‘13 "1 red, Addies's A. i). C ”Sentinel. S.l It.
I
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T0 LET—TWO APARTMENTS 01']
WANTED-— MAN AS DISHWASH-
hooks and cyes on dresses. Also girls
over 16 for light factory work. Goodi'
pay, steady position assured. Royal3
Manufacturing Co, 85' Washington
street, South Norwalk. Iwk.
All
WANTED—YOUNG LADY 300K-
keeper with some experience in type-
wrltlng. Address C. H. C|l0 Sentinel 3t
*1
NOTICE.
fl.-
WANTEo—YOUING MAN AS POR-
ter. Clifford Hotel.
Removal of Pier ,
0a and After May 9th
height will be received at Pier 45
flat River Poet of Jackson Street for
WALK, BO. NORWALK, WEIT
”RT, IOWAY'I’ON AND DAIIIN
‘Ia Arming J. smith Transportation
lass. ins.
WANTED—A BUILDOG. PUPPY
or grown. Price must be reasonable
State particulars. Must be housebroke.
X. L (‘30 Sentinel. 3t.
WANTED—AN ASSISTANT SHIP-
per in our coal yard office, Raymond
Bros. South Norwaik. at.
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED
girl for general housework. good pay.
Apply mornings at Mrs. C. J. Mints.-
54 North Main street, Hanford
block. at.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL mus
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
a.
of cattle and poultry. Best prices 13,
......
THE LARK ‘ND THE
BATTLE.
Cam: a lull in the din d battle;
The cannon had ceased to roar;
“’hcn up from the field of car.
nag?
We saw a Skylark soar.
And as though from a peaCt-ful
meadow,
Flown-starred and unstained
with blood,
llc poured forth his
music
rapturous
In a swcct, unbroken flood.
As highcr be mounted, and
, higher.
into the limitless blue,
\\c found ourselves eagerly
watching
The fin} bird as he flew.
l
l
For the wondrous notes he “'34
Singing,
lLach clear and swcut as a bcll,
Touched hearts that \\'crc blunt—
ed with fighting,
And turning earth into Hell.
Forgotten our lust for the kill-
mg,
Forgotten our hair- of men,
As thc happy song was repeated.
Over and over again.
lint soon from our foe came more
shrapnel,
And men all around us fcll;
No more could we hear the lark‘
Singing—«—
Alas. weagain were in llcll.
--\’itla Chandler,
Times.
in New York
A RUINED TEMPLE.
(\\'itificld Lionel Scott, in Bos-
ton Transcrith
Broken thou art but still su-
prcmc
lii softened touch and crunp
bliiipr line,
\Vith lichens toncd Io amber
‘ wine:
Thou art more than builder’s
dream,
A thing of beauty most divnc.
Thy sliattcrd arch of softest gray
Framcs in a picture of the sen.
. «or y».-
1 1.,
A bit of sky, :1. wiiid-swcpt lca.
A headland hold with white
gulls free:
Imposing still in slow decay
Mr. and Mrs. M, I". Murphy.
3111 Bridgeport on Wednesday.
c0\ t ring fr
as».
week from a Visit with
Lord. at Ipswich, Mass.
ed Edwai’fl'Zittel and William Pellet
of Greenwich, over Sunday.
retuined on Saturday from the Pacific
coast, by way of the Canadian North-
ern Railroad.
1 on Monday for a month's trip over the
Canadian Northern to Vancouver, and
Meet every
cooking need
VISIBLE BAKING AND
ROASTING wnH Till:
GLASS oven 13003 : ;‘
.i 3 1
F‘OR SALE BY
*ldlACli ii.siisiist.a__i__1151 arwssr
;.'playing in couples held at the I). '
_
“comet Country Club on WM
CANAAN
The tournament was won by I". hf
iand McDonald Smith of Gueliu.‘
‘with a score of best balls 01"". ' *1“
Han and Mr. Crabb returned a season“
01,80 which is considered hid!!!“
its his in a field which comprised in
3bes st known professionals in than“?
‘ary. and many of the m1 ’
listed amateurs. Another mayor.“ 3
{Nev Canaan was Morton L. W 3'
'who~ c st-,ore with that of his m
Miss Ethel and Rose Knapp visited lsaat .\i.-itl-1ie of the Fox Hills, MIM'
llrllailld, was 76 Mr. Fearey “I on
lente: ed the national amateur golf
M- .3 J Howard “03.3 3, 313333.33 33, lthan pionsliip tournament. the prolifi-
oiu lit-r rtteitt seiious ill- l‘nafl” "f “him will be pk,“ out»
in: links of the Merton Criclbt CHI,-
near Philadelphia. on Sunday.
(‘rnbb is remaining at New Londo- ’
compete on Thursday II M y
Irvvvvvvv"
.1
Keith Warren spent Sunday with
returned last
Miss Harriet
M iss Mary Bradley
ti prize of 8500, to be played on I”
Shenecosset course.
M1. and Mi's. Frank Zittel entertain-
T3!
prmoonan, Sept. 2.4m ""
tenet of The Associated Prods)
recent resignation of S. D.
for six years minister of ford‘
fairs in Russia, and the
of A. N. Naumoff as minister at
culture, to he succeeded by 04-:
brlnsky, makes the nineteenth‘c'
in the council of ministers lino.
beginning of the war. and loam
L. Bark minister of finance, and
K Gregorovitch. minister of ‘
the sole survimrs of the original (the
teen members of the cabinet who
office in August, 1014. .
This record is remarkable In. W
.ry where constitutional
has never developed beyond the
bryc, where ministerial res-1
general elections. votes of 1
and other parliamentary - -
which lead to the overthrow ‘1’ an“
ministries, are unknown. Balm
lwar the average tenure of clout
310 111:. but during the past two
Mr. and Mrs. Francis II. Adrianco
Mr. and Mrs. Morris K. Parker left
points of interest en route.
I‘trv. Mr. Willett and Miss Willett
of Newl'ork, are guests of Miss Edith
Bond. Miss Bond has recently return
ed {mm the White Mountains.
Marshal Stearns, who is now at
Plattsburgh for the August encamp
ment. has been promoted to be first
seicnant in the company of which he
is it member. . 1'31;
William Weed is still about the
town with his arm in a sling. The in
‘urv wa. aused bv cr nkin a car.
lie is r:c;ve;ing nicel‘t under the {it has been measured by momma
) lsomt‘tiincs by w.ceks It is alsolh
”W of Dr. White. ‘ Al-ulestinr that the frequent mm
b h l
.‘i’iss Jane Faile, Miss Anne 3.3333339..1nu tlinllllssalri m: in ‘ilfimnd t ‘
uni Kenneth Faile are spending set- .no ‘9 ation ‘0 par v no es m ‘
{men hate been replaced by other.
eial lays at the Hotel G i w,old New
( r s {the same party affiliations all‘d
London, on their way by motor 103
Boston and summer resorts of "‘91:?“ alnylcomblcuoua differ-am
north shore, 1 ma v ewe ‘3.
3 In the case of each dismissal th
Mrs. Ray McMullen, who has beengh“ been a complete change ii; a"...
seriously ill, following an opeiiition’lwr"30lmel 0’ "‘9 department “I ‘
peiiorined several weeks ago Ill herm‘mmr” 0‘ finance is the on”
33033333 on (”‘03) 33333 it hicl: has not been upset by an 33
has recot cred! 3
Fumtit‘ntly to be able to see a fewo 03.3mm: 001;: nufus‘serlesd
her friends. 31116“ 5. sm ssa s an
merits.
— l During the period of the war the
.p«
Miss Eleanor Wood gate a picnic in
tlic woods near her home on Ponus
l
And cloqucnt of mystery.
Th} stately columns mellow hued .
Ridge. Wednesday eyenlng, for her;
.fortign ministers, three war min
fellow -membcrs of the class in First 1"."
LOST—FLAT BOTTOM ROW BOAT WM 3 Friedman, South Norwslk. Tel. 1151.
333 painted white, blue rail, blue stall.» U" ‘ _.- — «- - »—-~ — .. ~ ..._
‘3 Was stolen or drifted from Calf Paa- 3‘ v
‘3 ture‘l beach. Rewar d'l‘hone ’79Iv6. Ed- " V'ROWINT W -VERYTHING
It;- ward Loudm, Norwaik, 001111. at. *0 the VOID“: 0' rednomont. NOW“
3'; 1 —- 'a dearer to a woman‘s heart than a -
1,4. se-ctiful homo tastefully furnished. Ii T
3 .yod'il come to us we'll show You on! W A N
l
E 3 STAMFORD 3 line of quality wall paper and explais
'I. AlllD lamp works now you may beautify your home at
{:3 are opening a branch on Rail- ' ' “mm" W“- 0'” 971°" "1“ 8‘“ wt-NTEDT—A BRIGHT YOUNG
_ man it cutting room.
i: read avenue, corner of Mon- 3"" ””9" ‘° ’°"'
'- roe street. 3Tb G l C .
3 _ 3 1 oesnarons ox suwmo MACH-
!" EXPC“ Repairing 0f Auto lVll €8t. or ‘afimgu ines, pay while learning. *
3f. Lamps and Radiators. \ n . MEN SHIRT mowgpq '
Parts of all kinds of lamps ' W -._ ‘ ‘ "
33 carried in stock 3T0-DAY IN WALL STREET.
- ' l mini. srnam. 10:30 a. n1.-lr
ereculai price changes registried at
3,”: the outset of today's session, apps-3 lle, ea y:
a.“ 5 Per cent 01f for renily reflected the conflicting \ietva3
I: , held by speculative interests respectn -
:33 Cash ling. tlc importance of pending rail- 3 0', c.
' _‘ We have devised’ a new feature for wa labor legislation Recent favor 3
ice coupon books to induce users to “98' notably Marinas, Inspiration C0D ‘
E 1 “3,103, "33,333 on 3.9093333 per, United States Steel and Readingl 3
I — The white slip contained in each at 3““ °' “.“bmmm mums 1° “1W‘
book is good for ten cents in ice. It full point, With like advances in some. "TIEN‘TSIN. (7111113. Sent. L—(COI‘ 3 .
you pay ’2 303. me book when you get of the more conspicuous specialtlefi- respondence of The Associated Press); .:. '
.. it. you retain this slip and get the The“ were mum'balanced by 1““ German scents have stirred up much‘ '
r; benefit of the bonus which is equiva‘ the!‘ moderate pressure upon Motors, unrest among the thousands of Chin-
? lent to a discount of 5 per cent. for3TeTY'95890 Copper Find some Of the W8? III 09011“ which the French authorb {2‘
F cash. - ‘ fdescriptlons. Initial quotations were ties are sending from Tien-tsln tol
- If you take the book on credit the generally shaded later, Marine prefers Southern France. Agents of the. 3
driver must return as the slip with red being the most noteworthy exceptiFreiit-h Government have represented‘
your signature thereon, as heretofore,
and you get no bonus
SHANGHAI, Sept. 1.——Engllsh news-
papers in Chinese treaty portrdevate
much space to discussion of the Am-
erican naval building pregram. Prac-
tically all the English papers
printed editorials on the subject in
which they speculate as to what use
the United States will make of a
great fleet alter it acquires it.
The following. comment from the
North China Daily News, of Shanghai,
is typicalJ of the English expressions:
"Aincrica obviously intends to haves
big fleet. What, when it is ready,
don; she intend to do with it? Pre-
sumably we shall get an answer. when
we know what ‘uudiiuted Ame;ican-
lair: means." '
The Sill erLakelce Co.g
‘means of transporting food to some of intent! to use them in digging trench-
have‘
Car. to the Chinese that they are to be ex-t
cluelvely used as agricultural labor-'
PARIS. Sept. —-The diplomatic ers. German agents hate circulated
mall pouch is proving very handy 80 reports among the coolies and per-
cordlns to the French Divers. 8‘3 a suadedmany of them that the French
the diplomatista in Germany who are 95 and maklnf: actual war against
experiencing the effect of the coun-iaermany» and her allies. Reports oi
try'fi shortage 0f TIIIODS- The Paris :this character have been widely dis‘
Midi sais: "In fact the diplomatistSmussed throughout Tientsxi as well
residing at Berlin are bringing in food as in Shamans province. where the
‘i'rmn all nearby countries anll even French agents are recruiting Chinese.
from England and America. One rlch3 Recently many of the Chinese
foreigner attached to a diplomatic brought to Tlen-tsin have refused to
mission gets all his groceries from ship for France. and a number of
an establishment at London. The no them Jumped overboard and swam
bassador of one country, and the con- 3baclt to shore after they had actually
sol-general receive their food sup- started on their bug voyage.
plies twice per Week through thelrl ‘-—-——————
consul-general at Stockholm. Thercl —A WISE MERCHANT
was a time when the diplomatic wash- aficrtises his goods. If he cannot do
ing was sent to London for launder-3:: inn largo way,he uses The Sentinel
Arc reared aloft in lordly
pride,
Tho‘ ruined dome is scattered
wide,
Spray wet with every angry
title; ,
They seem as things with life
imbued,
\Vhere dcathless beauty still
may bide.
1
r
mar—2M.
onsun saw, Los'r tonne loan of our work ., said Captain Mon
veranans IN pasr vans. 1“"
—_
Pennsylvania Panes New York 333 in the number of members
1 Grand Army-of the Republic.
Number of Members.
KANSAS CITY, Mo._ Sept.
Praise for the soldiers of the CIVIllwhiIe New York is second with 15,-
War, for their return to the pursuits of3 576
peace at the conflict's end instead of connecticnt's
of the order today show that Penn-
: Bond and Mrs. Robert H. Bradley.
Pennslyvania 'has passed New' York
in the
Reports
Imade at the annual business session
1.--I sylvanla veterans now total 15, 890
Ohio ranks third with 15, 045
berehlp Is given as
Aid to the Injured. Among her goes 3
were the Misses Janet Adrience, Mar
garrt Kelly, Madeline Doherty, Edithl
‘iliss Donna Easley has recently re
turned from a successful invitation‘
toucert tour through Massachusetts
She was a guest of the Ocean House.‘,
Mormons. and her recital there mail
‘3 with an enthnislastio reception. Miss
Easley is now considering a series of3
engagements for the coming season. l
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kellogg re-g
turned on Friday from a motor trip to!
Nil! guru Falls, Toronto. and the Thou-l
sand‘lslands. While at Niagara Falls..
Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg were enter-
loci.- of Augusta, (33.. who. with their
two children. are spending the sum-
mer at Rochester, N. Y.
While William Pbfllipsic, in tie em
ploy of Gray Brothers, was charging
soda water bottles. several days ago
one of the bottles hint and a piece of
glass aback him in the chest and
punctured. his lung. He lb one the
road to recovery. A few days later
Mr. Albinis, also employed at the bot-
establishing a military power waal32,;181 Rhoda In ad, 990.
soupded by Captain E. R. Monfort.l The
commander~in~chief of the G, A. It, at by there
day en as 10, 808 and the present bombs
"Mt.
ing. but war conditions have madel classified “For Sale" columns. Call
that impossible. " 1:19 the allies and an adv. man will call.
may ntemtty. charity and loyalty as 110 having passed out. of oxfstenc
control our deliberations in every do- in tile-twelve months.
tote membership. was shown
as 1‘9 374 The loss .1 hand finite severely. Both of the cases
its annual encampment here yester-l membeflbjp during the year- 1m 3w. were treated by Dr. White.
thug worka,m met with a similar acci-
dent, the broken bottle cutting his
r Thomas W. Hall and James Crabb
wise counsels prevail. and. of posts was placed at 5,842. a total represented the New Canaan Country
0 Club at the annual invitation tourna-
intent for professionals and amateurs
is irior.
considerable comment,
plan press.
rained by Dr. and Mrs. William ,C. Kel I
hate been two prime ministers,
and five ministers of ;the 3
The ephermeral character of a
istorial post in Russia has prov
for the"
pnit iecetious or satirical, faiths?
“In the morning.
says a writerlli
Rili'fiky Slova. “till our militate ‘
the same thing. Each one on
Thank Godl. 1 am still a mlnlstefli
L -
PROFIT BY THIS
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tht‘y wake tip.”
When you are worried bybae . 1 3
By lameness and urinary disordc
Don't experiment with an un-
medicine.
Do as thousands of people- ire » .
. Uiie Doan‘ a Kidney Pills.-
*3 Read this East Not-walk resident
experience. A!
l Oakey J. Smith, paiuher and
thanger, 8 Cottage street “East
walk, says: “I have used Db . '
‘ney Pills oil and on {or se’feral.
and I certainly recommend Iii
ly. Whenever my back l“ha
:wea’lr or lame and has achdll, a
kidneys have been irregular in a;
I have used Doan' s Kldneyt’FlIls.
have never failed to rslldite in
short time. " V-
. Price 50c. at all dealers.
simply ask for a kidney 'Ie-od
Doan’s Kidney?
Mr. Smith had. Fostehllllittm
Drops, buffalo, N. Y. "
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