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ger. electric lights starter. Beach In.
note etc.. Call at 214 East avenue. 3t
Ion SALE—IOTOR BOAT. GOOD
o-Ition. 1516 1-2. Copper riveted
ladher cushion. inquire Hr. Kline
I“. Manon. an t!
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North Main street, near Pine strofl.‘
South Norwalk. Moderate rent for par-
licnlars.
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate-Insurance
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter’s supplies: wall
paper, uptodate styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
der: solicited. Tel. (00. Alexander
White. ‘1 1-2 Ely avenue. at!
STAMFORD
Alto lamp Works
are opening a branch on Rail-
road avenue, corner of Men-
roe street.
Expert Repairing of Auto
Lamps and Radiators.
Parts of all kinds of lamps
Carried in stock.
5W
5 Per Cent. Off for
Cash
We have devised a new feature. for
ice coupon books to induce users to
pay for tile-m on receipt.
The white slip contained in each
heck is good for ten cents in ice. If
you pay 02 for the book when you get
i. you retain this slip and get the
benefit of the bonus which is euuira-
lcnt to a discount of 5 per cent. for
cash.
if you take the book on credit the
driver must return us the slip with
flour signature thcreou, as heretofore.
and you get no bonus.
The Silves Lake Ice Co.
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Good Health
in essential to success. but it is im-
possible to have good health without
good teeth.
The food must enter the stomach
properly masticatcd. or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work proper-
.ly. and it is a foregorw conclusion that.
good health cannot exist without good
digestion.
Years of scientific research have
‘hccn spent in an endcavor to better
the conditioms of living, more time
and study is given every year to the
«ire of the tooth, and more failures in
life arc now traced directly to bad
tccth than ever before.
Do your (cell) need attention?
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Dr. J. H. Mailery
10 80. Main am, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Sunday-e by appointment only.
Hours 9-. rn. to 5 p. m.: 7to 8 p. In.
NOTICE.
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Removal of Pier
In and After May 9th
M will borreceived at Pier 45
flat River Foot of Jackson Street for
WALK; 30. NORWALK, WEST.
m ROWAYTON AND DARlEN
u Mining J. smith Triangulation
lean. Ir
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DUBLIN, Ireland. August 3l.—Ofli-
dal returns show that the irish egg
trade is now amounting to an export
of some 840,000,000 eggs at year.which
is a large increase over antebellum
years. Everything is being done td
Taste: the industry. -
1
N -'-A was: Minolta“
advertises his goods. If he cannot do
-it in a large way. he uses The Sentinel
classified "For Sale” columns. Call
me. e v o
70 LET—FURNISHED SINGJ‘ wanna—nor A'!’ ruisrlb's
roams. 'rwo tarnished miracle"; store. 43 Want-atom street. st.
mus, Memento, light heueheee—
ill coed neighborhood. Transients ln-l . .M’ANTm—WAITRESS AT IR-
auire at The John-enla- 8 Klan street. l wins reutuamt, :7 Wellington street
. South Nan-elk. 3- l South Nor-walk. Aloe elm woman or
young man for kitchen work. 3t,
TO LIT—«AN MET 1100mm
house with improvements. Inquire st‘
'20 West avenue, South Norwelk. 3L,
WANTED—POSlTION AS CHAUF-
feur. do all minor repairing. Address.
if; \\'. Platt, 71 Osborn avenue. East
iNorwalk. 'Phone 1312-3. 31-
TO‘LIT—DIBK 11.00! AT “i .
lWALL 8m. INQUIRI 0N FEE-i WANTED—YOUNG LADY BOOK-
IIBKS. 9- COHEN- In "lkeeper with eome experience in type-
—- writing. Address C. H. (‘30 Sentinel 3L:
T0 LET—~TWO 5?“?st OFI . ~-
nve more «on. on with! WANTED—MORE DANCING H'-
Al N03. 65 and 51 none: Itreet. ln-i oils to join the his (all classes new
quire M“. R. Thrio', 16 0mm St, on starting. Prepare for winter dances.
WM. 1893-12. M if? Lady teachers. Private. Ain’al's open.
‘ Policy's Dancing school. join today. 3t.
l
'ro LET—A 8T0“. 207 EAST ‘
“Wellington street. Ell! Norwalk. Illa-l WANTED—A BRIGHT GIRL FOR'
movements. inelrlre Dr. Bohannon. 0i office. Must be good at ”urea.
Mullah m. Telephone 60. Aleoilacob & Sons, shoe manufacturers:
II art-ell, 4! Ch” I“. All, Belden avenue,1\'orwnlk. 3t.
improvements. Also 6 room apartment ' .
819 Elli Washington street. neat way WANTIHOY ABOUT lBfi'EARSl
reasonable. of use for delivery wagon. Must have
t lerence. Address "W“ mo Sentinel
omoe. 3t.i
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WANTED — FEMALES To SEW
Ihooks and cyes on dresses. Also girlst
§over 16 for light factory work. Good
lpay. steady position assured. Royal
'Mauufacturlng 00., 85 Washington
nmet, South Norwalk. Ink.
wmreo—ro nor am. am"
of cattle and poultry. Bent ml
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'u‘WllONIIIT ll IVIRYTHING
to the man or m Nothlll
‘deerertoawonaais heartthaa a
eultlful home taatl'ally finished. If
you'll come to no we‘ll show you our
rhodium. South Norwalk. Tel. uni
[fill llllill'fS ~
District of Norwalk. 245., Probate|
Court. September 2. A. ll., lint}. i
Estate of Carl Scltaub, late of Nor-r
“f" °‘ “a” "u 9"" “4 “”3 walk in said District, deceased. i
now you may banality your hole at The Cour: of Probate for the District:
a nominal ooet- Our prices and gm, .0! Nora-silt. hath limited and allowed.
'1“ WWI tom ‘ lslr months from the date hereof for
to h bark and leash at
me“ water. the a-
howed, beryl water, now over na. 1"
the way li- A-y. liowui of neat.
but to. our wife made I u
w hath Inc. the m
use d which. no she saw in the [I-
per. III Gave 0! and utterly foil OI
eh m knowme of when
eel-g after we at out of the tub
has taken all the poem out of the el-
perience.—0hio State Journal.
We also used to lie back and laugh
and let the [men‘Whlte and so forth
kind of water flow over us, but since
we have grown so plump the water
seems to fear us. and when we get in
the bathtub (which we do with the aid
of a shoe horny the water promptly
gm out We envy Amy her Saturday
night giggle. but what can we do?-—
Houston Post.
3- Heavy.
You can't be alwlye ”my
if there isn't any eun.
You can't be always funny
if there isn't any fun.
But you can he always happy
if you let the clouds go by
in the faith there's 'elwaye somewhere
Little patella. of blue sky.
~3alttmgre Sun.
Nee Went.
There is a man living in Cleveland
deal and would like to have his wife
i go with him, but she feels she can't
leave home.
Some day." she says. “Hi go with
ou."
At lest he got an idea. After the
last trip, when she said this for'tho
forfletll time. he replied:
"I don't think you would have a good
time, dear. and I won't urn you
again."
"Why not?” she eeltl.
“Well.“ he replied cautiously. “you
are a little jealous, you know."
Did she go with him the next time?
She did.
What Not to Do With a Wheelbarrow.
if you barre oecaeion to use a wheel-
with it in front of the houae with the
fall over on the face of the earth. A
than will fall over one when he would
never think of falling over anythingl
clse. lie never knows when he has
got through falling over it. either. for
it will tangle his legs and his arms,
turn over with blur and rear up in
front of him. and just as he [muses in
his profanity to congratulate himself
it takes a now turn and scoops more
akin off of him. and he commences to
cvolutc show and' bump him-elf on
fresh places. A man never ceases to
fall over it wheelbarrow until it turns
completely on its back or brings up
would any that he had seen no man of
tint name.
Finding that the “sports" who were
[warding with him continued daily to
elkifhehedyeteeenlfnrphy,the
landlord began to feel that he should
like to know aemethlng about him 8e
Iked what kind of men Murphy wee
and how he would be able to roe-
ognile hill in eeee he should come to
the rcetanrent.
“Never mind about how be lookn.”
replied the sports. "You will know
him when he mines."
One morning a tall. gaunt. middle
aged man came edging into the restaur-
rant and meekly took a sent. The
landlord rather liked the appearance
of the newcomer and at once went to
take his order.
here a porteflmn-e steak and onionl.
some liver and [moon on the side, six
fried eggs. a bit of ham. :1 plate of
mncakee. norm fried per-tame. e cup
“,1 who has to go to New York a 30061.31 if you have them. . couple of
, wadlee."
When the sports came in to break-
fast the landlord said:
‘ ~Pcarson's Magazine.
Perfect Dutiee.
Noble disappointing! and noble self
to be pardoned. if they bring bitter-
ness. (icntleneee and chaerfnlneas.
these come before all morality. They
are the perfect dutieo.—-R. L. 8.
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An Aftertheught.
One of San Francisco's prominent
citizen was tearing along a country
“i‘re neon Murphy; he's been here." '
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road not long ago. his machine regia- l
:terlng a giddy speed. and as he was
mid. Beet Dfifll paid for a"... “Ilium leave it when you are through 1 still several miiee away from the near-
ioat town he was amazed ae he ap-
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“Landlord." me the man. "let me a
of toffee and a couple of doughnuts I;
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denial are not to be admired. not even "
thandlee toward the door. A wheelbar- * llmlched the erosiroads to nee a unl- ‘ .
__ row is the most complicated thing to |
‘ .thc creditors of said Estate to exhibit
The (torham Co
,thelr claims for set'lement. ’l‘hosemgulnfif ”Inflmn‘ it cannot upset. it
.who neglect to present their account-s: is the most inoffensive looking object
‘ Hut it... [let mm.“ attested. within .‘liltl time, ' there is. but it is more dangerous lllllll l
. properly
WAN
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will be dcharrt-tl n rocm‘cry.
lsons indebted to said Estate are re.
iqucstcd to makc lililllt‘tllulc pnyuivut
.i0
1 HERMAN Ql'l'l‘TNER
iiiecutur.
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I To the llourd of ('tlll‘ll)‘ t‘ommiw
sloucrs of l-‘ttirflcld Coumy.
l hci'cby apply for a transfer of a
All per-J locomnlll't‘. and ito man is securcl
with one unless he has it tight hold of
file handles and is sitting down on
fsometblnw. A wheelbarrow has its
:usea flthout doubt, but in its leisure.
moments it is the. [treat bllulltinn t-ursc
ion truc’YHtrniterit-nuctt (‘hnpple in
'. National Mapaaluo.
Playing Her Puree.
l A member of ii Bohemian house
party, having lost heavily tit bridge.
up
i ‘l 'l t M
i. \“g‘.
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t iormcd pence omccr step out and block
the. way.
"one, wan is 1‘1"?"
WANTED—wk BRIGHT rouxo‘m‘m‘f“ 5“- ‘-’““‘ ‘t‘ 5““ Sl’irilunut ““derole to her lmshand asking him to: Realizing the speed he lutd been
'man in cutting room. jlnlimmlillfl Liquors. Ale. lxtllt‘l‘ 1399?.lscnd her some money, as she had 10!! 3 making and fearing he had broken
I .Rhine Wine. and (‘idcr from Thomuslht-r purse. fuomo llt‘\\‘ county law. be boiled and
L. Mcl’artland at 23 South Main streett I‘ltii‘lng once more. she won cnolilzll nsltcd. "Well. what is it?" "Sir, I
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-rm .\lois 1.. llocring at :5 South Main!” «nor her losses. and she “‘lrcd: must”-« “Look here. constable." in-
ines, pay while learning. ‘strect. Town of Norwalk.
| MEN SHIRT IRONERS. l The proposed place of business is
; gnot located within 2‘00 feet in a direct “st money "s first requested. I’urse i road.
:llne “I “ “WW” hdifice 0" Publlcduuutl. but nothing in it!" I
SSchool-house, or the premises pertains!
I llut at her third venture shc wna‘and keep your mouth shut." And a
The i’mllcermn quickly stooped
i
l
llilllll: the motor had bounded on. the
Two Are Company. ;drlvcr chuckling with glee at having
EAugugt' A. 1)., 1916. mout announced that he was so tired : wait was heard to murmur on recor-
itaxpayers, “3 dcfincd by it“! Of the:The. father considered the
{Tow-:1 of Norwalk. hereby endorse Theithnughtmlly and then said:
,nppbcatiou or the above named Aloisg “George, if that is the way you feel. I Hi- First Shad.
iL. Docrlng for such license and we do there is mouey in my purse here. You i Abner Stone had lived _“luland" all
:severaily certify each for himsi‘lf that may take it all." > hill days and knew all there was to be
matter l Argonaut.
|"l'urse found. Need not send money." . termpml the motorist, “pick this up ‘
mint!" unfortunate, so she telcgrnphed: : live dollar gold plcve clittketl upon the ‘
lhls blue ofiicial back. and in a twin- .
. "lnz thero'o, or any l‘cst omcc, Public, , .
Inc“ Peam Library or Cemetery. l .tfcr saying his prayers at night the 3 escaped the law. ,‘
’ Dated at Norwall-t, this 23m day or: scvt'n-yoar-Old sou 0! parent! in Lal‘t‘h- ; Some twenty minutes later that mo-
- of the kind M life he WM! compelled to , criniz consciousness. “I wonder if that '
' ADO] l . D i .' . .
& C0 [“0 1 We ”a, findeEfierxz' Policant d . 10nd that be believed there was mil» 1 oliiecr simply wanted to warn me that '
" . E ’ ’ g ’ eec ors an lug for it but for him to run away. in tree had fallen across the road?"——- -
mus:
Funeral of J. J. Cafirey.
The funeral of John Joseph Caifrcy
took place this morning at 9 o’clock
lfrom St. Mary’s church.
Finn was the celebrant of the mass.
The church was crowded with the
Young friends of the deceased boy.
‘DEATHS AND FUNERALSJ“? are taipayctx owainn real estate: The boy packed his grip. not to the known about pork and beef as articles
front door. came back on the ground of food. ’His acquaintance with the ‘
lsituntcd in said Town of Norwalk;
l Dated at Nor-walk, this 28th day of
August. A. D.. 1916.
‘. William E. Benjamin, Thomas Gan
‘Harry Goodwin.
: I hereby certify that
fnamcd endorsers are electors and tax»
of having forgotten hlsvtontlibrush. and
wont downstairs again. The parents
were much disturbed to know what be
He. opened the front door;
i would do.
Rev. T. J.‘ve.y. Matthew Corbitt, Albert Kunzedwont out on the veranda, and all was!
silence. The father and mother looked
they had adopted the best, and hence
There were many beautiful floral ofl- : payers, as defined by law, of the Town 3 did “0‘ ma“ a move.
.erings. During the Offertory. Mrs.
lrving Haymes sang “Ave Maria," and
as the. body was leaving the church,
“Nearer My God to Thee." The poll
bearers were John Hurley, Lorenzo
Adams Jr., Paul Magder. Vincent
‘Lyncs. Frank Kennedy and Harold
Skidd. The flower bearers were Wil-
fred Kearney. Vincent Ryan and Chris-
‘topher Cannon.
infant Shaw.
The infant daughter of Howard and
Helen Riley Shaw died yesterday at
‘ the home of her parents. Lewis'street,
i
am the ofioeand an adv. man will call. St. Mary's cemetery at 2 o'clock.
M
‘r Advert!” irThe Seating.
.,’
of Norwalk. . --~
1 Dated at Norwaik, this 28th day of
gAugust, A. D., 1916.
l HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
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SCHEIDLER PAYS COURT $18.
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After fifteen minutes of intense
touristy the door opened and a boy's
lvoloe called out. “Say. dad. if I'm go-
ing away alone I'd better take mother
lnloug. don‘t you think'l"~—New York
ETlm‘es.
Elm Teatlmony.
Young Mrs. Cornell was a bride of
‘ products of the sea. on the other-“hand.
‘ Was very slight. Once. however. when
at. the seashore he was introduced to '
shed and asked how he liked it.
“Well.“ said the old farmer. with a
brave attempt at a smile. “I calc'lute I
the above 1 at. each other. but thought the course shell when I get kinder wanted to it.
i
. mebbe. but it: does seem. jest at fast.
lye know, consid'able like tryin‘ to eat
Ia paper 0' buttered plus!"
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No Place For a More Bey. —
.- The buelneaeLman had advertised for
In boy. One likely applicant whs ac-
companied to the interview by his
‘inothcr.
1 ”You .«think, your son would make a
good messenger?" said the business
5 Frederick Scheidler. the local jlt- but a short time. One afternoon she mun.
tneur. who was arrested last week, "infidel! l0 lit-‘1' "lentil at I Milk tell “I do." she replied. “Whatever Jim
Ichdrged with reckless driving, and for, that she was sure her husband never does he does quickly."
ibreaklng frame regulations was found
guilty in the uptown court. this morn-
ing and fined 35 on each count by
Judge E, M. Lockwood. With the fine,
paid. Judge R. Tiylor appeared for
i Mr. Scheidler. it appeared during the
. played poker at his club.
; “How," queried one of the women.
. “dld‘you and outi" .
"Oh." explained the young. bride. “I
met a couple of the members‘ of his
Interment took place this afternoon in the costs amounted to 812.85,“whiclt he‘ club‘ the other a”, and 1 fined them.
. ‘Can Pei-1p play poker? They looked
thoughtful foN moment and then an-
, trial that there was a diversity of opln- "NM "'7 “DUN”. 'h'o!‘ "
ion" as to the real facts
.t . ._ “ W.”
Y“. 1- Un‘
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in the care. ..l
fl fJ;;. 1: 4:.
Minoan-h.
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Ben”;
"Very well. I will test him." said the
gentleman. “Here. takthie letter to.
the Commercial bank. and be back here
in tWenty minutes." '
The mother laid a detaining hand on
the boy's shoulder.
“Conn along home. library": she said.
“it we a boy they want. here; it's an
angel."—New York Times.
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! STATE or couuscueur
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities at
liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four mills on
A blend of good and bad, and of
laughter and of tears,
End I reckon when
when I've lived my string of
it’s over,
years
And have been the best I shall
» be and have known all I shall
know
And my visit here is ended and
it's come my time to go.
I shall turn, as friends de
ing, to this kindly worl
say
I am grateful for the Madness
that was strewn along my
wa y.
A bland of loss and gain, and of
bitter and of sweet;
But I reckon at the finish, when
I've met all I shall tucet,
And for me no day is dawning
shall another
that bring
friend
Or victory or failure, when my
visit's at an end,
I shall turn as onc departing
from a kind and gentle host
And thank the world for glad-
ncss than in life was upper—
motif.“
I wonder cvcry morning what
new joy will come my way,
What new fricnd I shall discover
with the passing of the day,
And what glad surprise is wait-
ing, for it really scctus to me
That cat‘h «lay is always dilfcrcnt
than I thought 'twas going to
be.
And when my stay is ovcr, when
tu,v share of timc I've had.
I shall thank the world for doing
all it Could to kccp mc glad.
I linvc \vcpt and l lime \\'lllill-
pcrcd,
l have suft'crctl days of pain,
But have lived to wake to smil-
ing and to \‘it-tv' the sun
again.
I’vc cumuntcrd St'lllsll people,
and some brutal mcu I'vc
SCCII.
Bill the most of them I've lived -
with have been big: and kind
an clean.
And the care will bc forgotten
and thc wrong will disappear.
And I'll thank thc world at part— ‘
a a e \
mg for the Jtl}'S 11 gave the
here.
—-I-‘rom the Detroit Free Press.
the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer.
0n 0r Before Septemberfilith;
- The estates of those who neglect to paf‘this tax must Ipay
, Balances in Banks (not in Savings Banks) are llabldfl m ’
tax?" Instructions and/blank lists sent on application to’ Stag?
A HEAVY PENALTY
Treasurer at Hartford.
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