.1 to first (lass girl.
Classified........
Adverfisellleni
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wanna). i
l WANTED—GOOD COOK, ASSIST;r
with house work :35 or $40 a month
Call Mrs 111111.,1
11 ton St, and Gregory Boulevard Mar-i
:1111 Death. 310 3t_
WANTED—FURNITURE OF
kinds. Carpets, rugs, curtains, .
boards, buffets, iron beds. etc. Todd
~K Bartlett 8 Ri\er street, .\orw alk
1'10 31
ALL‘
. woman, a position as companion or
. ‘ Pm good wages
1
WANTED-G1RL FDR GENERM.
Inuseuork. Min. .1. Irving 1Dbbie, 19.
Blyvicw avenue. jltt 3t,
WANTED—«HARNESS MAKER T0
repair work. Raymond Bros. 1‘10 31
WANTED—BOY TO DELIVER O'R-
«let's John B. BcGinn, 73 Cedar
ell-1'91. Phone 370. 1‘10 31.
WANTED—~YOUNG GIRL WOW 1)
111m position at housework‘qt' would‘
1:11-1- for children. Julia Roberts 118
Ely avenue. ‘ ‘
WANTEDwRENT 01‘ 4 OR 5
2 tilt". in :1 desilsble neighborhood. all
11111111111'elnenls. Geo. F1. took. 13
-\’t‘.1shinglon street.
._. ,._.._ .—
1
WANTED —'- FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping, 3 or 4 rooms (two bed
roonisl. improvements. Address D.‘
A. “2, care. of Sentinel.
WANTED—A GIRL
ell housework.
Road.
FOR GENER.
Apply 83 Flax 11111
19 31
7 bath.
Side-r . -
1' 001118..
‘furnished front
tprovements, 10
.new modern improvements. Central lo-.
. Modern iliiprovcments, 30 Inowe street. ery.
m + new" ...... - 1». marmwwww
a Vania.“ To Let. For Sit—lei" 1'
business and Professional
..Carlls, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 251:. Three Times, 5.. 1 week
has. Bhdiaco «Caps Double Price.
1'0 LET. ' ‘ FOR SALE.
to ”—
TO LET—EIGHT 1100111 noose Fon saLE~LUNCiI WAGON FUL-
111111 1111111 o1emeuts $18. Inquire at ly equipped. Apply to Warren Greene,
liteler‘ .~ Shoe Store 3'10 31.; Darien, Conn. j10 3!
I
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS ANDi FOR SALE_7 ACRES STANorxo
Two attic rooms. Second floor. grass, Will sell in portion. Warren’s
5 Valley Place. Tel. 1070. 110 31 ,Farm, West Cedar street, West Nor-
'~'" - ~'wslk 1'9 31
TO LET—A SINGLE HOUSE OF S5
Putnam avenue. Also 5‘ FOR SALE-22 FEE’l‘
rooms l'ilst floor, No. 1 State street launch. palmep engine,
Apply 110111 F. \lc‘tlallon, 511 West 11112- \\ “time 1531.:
one. Phone 13 J10 3l’Clnb_
CABIN
overhauled.
East Norwalk Ya chi
TO LET—A 1.1111111: pLisASANri
room with all 11114
Crescent Terl'ace.‘
3'10 31
FOR sm.E~L‘01.L1r3 PUPPIES.
Eight weeks old. Little beauties.
Very cheap. Woodworth Farm, Wilton.
Conn Tel. 472. Wilton. 17 3t
70 Ls'r—s'roan AT 41 WATER , 1 ’ "
mm, also 10., at- 40 Wan“ street, FOR SALE—~O.\E 01 T1111 PINLST
south Nm‘mk‘ Inquire M 111111111111??? $113111: 52:3”:13‘31’: [11:12:
Farrell, 2 H .
4 aflland street “ill take mortgage for most of the.
l . .
.. urchase rice. C. F. Mills. 9 (it
To LET—8 noon HOUSE. 111.111” 1' J
Phone 1745.
cation. Rent ‘30 Call 75 Flax 11111 FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS
Road Phone “'17 Premium Fine Dutch and Damsh Ball
' ' Head. The finest winter cabbage that
grows. Extra fine hardy plants, 40c.
To LET—t; PLEASANT 1100.113. a hundred, ‘53 a thousand. No dellv.
Steve Reynolds, Highland al'e-
5 minutes from R R. station Inquire one, near Witch Lane.
13. llersllfield,1‘_’2 Water street. can?
294. ' FOR SALE—SEVEN PALMS AND
iwindow glass for green houses Mrs.
'ro LET—DESIRABLE FUIleSll- Prentiss, Woodward Park. South Nor
ed 1'.ooms Three (ounectlng furnished walk. 17 3‘
tooms for light housekeeping at the;
FOR. SALE—GOOD 1.1.111) 1N NEW
“.lobnsonian," 2 High street, South:
Norwalk. j7 attsettlement in Florida. Any quantity.
WANTED—A BOY TO MAKE HIM-
r.etf useful in broker's office. ,Also to
learn the advertising business. Ap-
jliy immediately, Maples 8: Gold:
ot‘lltnidt. 19 3t
WANTED -—~ ASSISTANT FORE
111111 for shipping wharf. Female 113-
sistant in shipping onion. Barn man to
core for horses. Drivers, laborers, me-
chanics, Steady employment. Rayr
mond Brothers. ' 19 31C
WANTED—411' AN IN'l'E111.1onN'l'
housekeeper with an elderly lady or
gentleman. ‘Best of references fur-
nished. Address S. E. (1. care Senti-
nel office. 19 3t
WANTED 4- ‘SEVE‘RAL FIRST
class machinists and draftsmen. None
other need apply. Nash Engineering
Co. 17 3t
.Main street. ‘Rent 880. Phoue 363-3.
—.—
front building lot up. Pleasant cli-
1'0 LET—VICE ROOMS AT THE 'Lllllllt‘ y:elr louml. Apply to 0 13. St.
Hotel Bristol, 2, $2.50, 53 wrek .l,ohn is South Osborn avenue.
Board 5'30 week. 94 Washington: ‘ ‘
sue... a d 111 12 FOR SALE—en 1151' PLACE.
' ..-,___ 71110-11311. BARN AND 1.111111) own
COTTAGE oil'r STREET. r011 Ptnrlcumns
TO LET—RETSOF
Bell Island, new improvements, bath“ ‘W RITE BOX "S. W.." CARE OF
etc. Garage and boat included, in SE\TINEI"
quire of William J. Foster, rate of, ,
Raymond Bron, 187 Washington} FOR SALE ‘" A NEWLY
street ‘ 34 fit renowned house with improVe-
w— --------- « 1 ments Several barns on premises
TO LET~0 R00“ HOUSE \VITII and 15 acres of gold farming land at!
all improvements. Inquire. at 148 So iConu turnpike. Mrs R. Tarlov, 16
iGlOVC street. Tcl. 7.1312.
NICHOLLS BREAKS
WEE BURN 111100111)
(Continued from Ninth Page)
was operated on Wednesday, June 27,
for appendicitis Popped up on pil—
lows he saw the 1.1111111: from an auto
mobile. Mr. Ziegler is himself a dc
1otee. of tritium outdool baseball and
he plavs it skillfully.
Miss Bjurstodt Absent.
Despite the failure of Miss Mollu
Blursledt, the national women‘s ten-
nis champion to appear, the expec.
talions of the spectators were fully
realized in the exhibitions. They
were high class ,cvory one of them.
Miss Bjurstodt sent word that she
was detained in Buffalo and would
be unable to keep her engagement
but that she would be glad to appear
in an exhibition at Wee Burn some
other time. Miss Marie Wagner of
the Hamilton Grange Club, the won»
en's national indoor tennis champion,
look Miss Bjurstcdt‘s place and the
tennis she played was fully as good,
the evp-erts said as the waeglan
.vollder wtomin could have produced.
Miss W'agucl is at the top of her'
game now altd some of the experts
‘lly that she is itinylng even better
ltnnitt than the national champion.
1"111111'11 with Harold 'lbrockmol'ion
of the l’luinfield Tennis club. the Am-
etwitan Junioi champion. they defeat
Bil Miss Florence Iialltn and l‘rnedet
itk Alexander of the West Side Ten-
ts club (H.118, 75. Miss Ballin. who
recently underwent an operation 101
nutstotdltis ‘1'. eakenedl lto11 aids jibe
1nd of the match and lost a number};
of points thiourh inability to return
1111111. deep drives.
The tennis exhibition was full of-
T. S. Donaldson. 180 at!
l FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE‘;
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT. 1with one-half acre of land on West:
Swartz & Corbetthlock. Adults on
ly. Rent $9. Also loft steumlteatedw
sharp. sustained rule'a Alexandci' 5
1111111111: remained the sharps of the
days when he and Huckelt were the
national doubles champions. He col-
)
tNorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn- loved acres oi ground and he ,made‘ 1'
:.pike Must be sold at once to close: manv lflt‘lllfllkiiilll‘ gets and some very1
- run—vb.
SEES GAME
Proposal up on pillows, William Zieg-
ler, the youthful millionaire makin‘g
ing powder magnate and sportsman,
Sunday witnessed a game of baseball
between the Greenwich Field club and
the All Fairficld Country club, Slam
ford.
The game was played in‘Mr. Ziegler’s
estate at Xemton and the proceeds
were for the Red «Cross Matrons and
young women of social prominence
s='ld tags and upwards of $300 was
netted. Added to the sum obtained
yesterday at the tennis and golf ex-
hibition at Wee Burn the net proceeds
for the Red Cross were $l,200.
Mr. Ziegler is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis, and despite
his weakened condition he would not
forego the pleasure of watching the
game in which he himself is an expert.
He gave the use of his specially laid
out baseball field to the'club. The
, ; .. Greenwich club, which has never been
H67: defeated, won, 9 to 7.
' -.. .. ~135-
incidentally, Nicholls broke the rec- WELSH PUGILIST
. ord for the course. in the afternoon. KILLED IN BATTLE
:‘1'ilh h. (if; b’l‘llrfu 70115111611. ,‘rkecot'dr—W' Dal Roberts, the famous \\ elsh wet
'as e ' ‘rne‘s ’i lC‘. .- . .
A largeiallary followed the play- tervtctght boxer, has been ' killed in
ers in the afternoon and there was :1 action by a 511911 in France. One of
fairby large one in the molding. The ”is best pctlformances “"45 10 beat
cards wer:c .-,. Willie Farrell at the National Sporting
. Morning Round. club in April. 1913, although Farrell
Killick ..Outwii 5 4 4 4 4 5 ii 5 turned the tables twelve months later
ln~~1 5 .1 5 «l 1 :1 3 5 76 his 20-1'nund bout
Kerrlgen Our—3 5 4 4 4 4 5 3 4 ‘ ' '
ln— 4 5 4 5 3 4 4 41‘73 Others Roberts defeated were Billy
in» 3 5 4 5 3 4 5 4 5—-72 Williams, 'l'om Tees; Young Nipper
Smith ....10111» 1 4 4 5 5 5 5 3 4 and Sid Stagg. but at Liverpool he
Nicholis .Out-. '1 4 4 4 3 4 4 g 4 .. was beaten. in six rounds by Johnny
1"“4 4 ‘1 4 4 4 4 ° 4 "‘4 Basham, the champion. .ltoberts as-
Killick $33??? 4"??? 5 4 5 slated Freddie Welsh as sparring part.
lnwl 4 4 4 4 5 2 5 -77 her when the latter was training for
Kerrigen 0111.4 4 3 r, 6 5 3 3 5 his contest with Willie Ritchie alike
1 in «4 5 l 4 5 t 4 3 5-76 Olympia three years ago. which gave
Nicholle -0ut -4 i 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 Welsh the lightweight championship
1fl~3 4 4 S 4 4 3 4—6710flhe world
Inw445444434—72' '
Smith 1 Out«~~4 5 4 -l «l 4 4 3 4 l
The par for the course is 74, as fol~
- 11111 1111:
Out ....... l 5 4 4 «1 i 4 3 5
ill .........4 5 41111435
..,....... _ NOTICE
l District of Norwalk. .ss. Probate
N Y» N- H 3‘ 3 TIME TABLE Court, A. 1).. 1917.
‘ Estate‘of Rodney Henley late of N01-
walk; in said district, deceased. ‘
Whereas, written application. has
In Effect June 25, 1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M. -J: 391:. 5:35x, 5: 4911, 6: 08, been made to this court by the admin-
-:'0 57s. 7 18x, 7:40,7:51’1x,8:21x, 11:46:. lstrator praying ,for reasons therein
tl'llondays only) 8: 59:, 9: 24
Mondays) 9: 39 10: 3311. 10: 5211.
P \1—12:08,12:52 (Stamford only) said estate.
1:091:.]: 381:. 3: 02x, .1 '29. 4: 3211.5 :27x,t Ordered that said application be
2.46 6:02x, 6:2011, 6; l7 (Stainfprd on 1heard and determined at the Probate
(egcspt set forth for an order authorizing him
to sell the inventoried real estate of
113’) 7- 02X. 8‘ 00. 9 20m, 'Mceptlomce, in Norwalk. on the 16111 day of
1 Satin-1111,1111) 0:53x, 10: 07x. 'July, 1917. at 9 o'clock, forenoon; and
‘ Sundays tthat public notice thereof be given to
. A. ll. «12:25:13 52351:. 5149's, 8:59 1111 persons interested therein by 0“"
9:19x, 10: 3.1: tlishing this order in anewspapcr liar
81.42203. 1.:0911. 2:491, 82121.:11111; a circulation in said district. at
‘~i:32x, 5:16, 6:02x. 7:02.1', 7:12 .., 7:451: past the days before said in." Of
' . ‘ lostnie Small amount of cash FNlllll' titwi placement shots. ’l‘hrockmor- 7- 57‘. 5:068. 9:58x. 10:07x. 10:40. lhcali.ng
lighten all sides. 01111 l'lectllc 019-. ed balance on mortgage muml 11.111 speed and 1113 skill in placement 10: 40. '1 HENRY w 5111131101112
valor service 5000 sq. ft. 01' floor stood 0111.1111; net game was excell- NE
[Keogh & Candec Attys United Bank W YORK To SOUTH NORWALK Judge
room. ltor ful'tliel pttlticulars apply; ‘ ’ i‘"‘ and h” was quick ‘0 lake advan-t A 51—4 10'» aw 6' 34,3.100 3 51
Old “ cli Cigar Co building Tel. 635- 2. Huge of every opening. Nevertheless , ‘ x, 3':
l
"WAN-rsn—MnN. 1N r1112 smxc
department to learn felt but making.
Good pay whilelearnlng. Ul'ofut 8c
Knapp. :17 6t
_-. 1..-..,»— ._~. w._.
WANTED FEMALE HELP THE
Edw. ‘llialley Co. New Haven. Conn. 110- l
‘quire salespeople in the following sec-i
lions. Write, stating age, details of
experience and salary wanted, or call:
't’t' omen’s waists hosiery. knit under-é
'11'1'11'1', infants‘ wear, laces, trimmings
and women's neckwenr, gloves, small
wares. art embroideries, shoes, wash
goods. china and glassware. .17 3t
WANTED-WASHING TAKEN 1):.
Will also go out cleaning and wash
111:4. Apply at 28 Lexington arm
17 3t
WANTED—'-0LD FAuSE TEETH.
Don't matter if broken. I pay $2 to 515
per full set. Single and partial plates
in {Rendition Send by parcel post
and receive check by return 311811.11.
blazer, 2007 S. 51h street, Philadel-
1111111. Pa.
WANTED —— EXPERIENCED HAT-
'1ch 111 all departments for open shop.i
Gdod wages guaranteed. Apph 113
letter or in person to Frank H Lee
Co, Danbury. ‘
WANTED-MEN. 18 on 01'an
wanted. Government railway malli'
clerks. :75 month. List government
robs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
28F. Rochester. N. Y. 1
i WANTED—YOUNG MEN 21 To 1
31 years of age to work in factory. .g
Steady employment 'and chance to
earn good wages Apply Jonas 6:
Naumherg,‘ 85 Spring street.
WANTED~YOHNG ‘MEN 16, to 18
years of age to work in factory
Steady employment and chances to
Apply Jona}&
timbers-.15 8111138r SW39"-
.ton street East Norwulk. Apartments! lohn sheet,
.209 Washington» street. East Nol‘WfllklsZfifim A150 another cottage"
. 'Estlmates cheerfully given Trial or-é lug 4 yards black “men“ and bath-
. ders solicited.‘
- F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C. i
chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, minorities-cuss lN CLEVELAND, 0.
~ 100 Washington street, over Peoples'ERockefeller arrived here
, Trust Company. South Norman, Cami .spend the summer at his Forest Hill ,
.‘Emdwar Telephone 11112 Mornlnl'lfeellngggine 11nd announced inmselt
FOR SALE -—T0 SETTlJ} ESTATE. ‘1
TO LET"ST(’RE 207 WASHING‘H‘oftage 7 room all impr'osemcnts St ~
East \'or11' 111k Pr lc ('1
and 59 Chapel street. Not walk
quire 04 South Main street. Tel 60.
BUSINESS NOTICE
In— some improvements, Harriet street.
Price $1,900.
3 ,I Ask John T. Haves
RELIABLE DEALING‘ Real Emits-Insurance
111 runs, iron and metal is our method 7 MAIN ST, NORWALK.
We buy and sell everything secondli
hand. 11 large stock of second hand
goods always on hand. We pay aslIron wanted
on s be no). man and heat ou'
icitira (get a sotuarc dent. PltilipyP. . We Will pay you the highs“
Mahoncy. 52 Van Zant street. Tcle- ima‘rket‘ prices for “nip iron and
phone 118% metal in large quantities. Get ire
‘formationfrom us before selling to
HIGHEST Patel-2s PAID ““570“-
for contents of hotels, boarding lious . L. EFFRON
es and household goods of all kinds
Also carpets, furniture, dishes and an- STEIOYSOIEFL Ea“ gags;
figure for sale. Agent-.1 for:__ '
The Reliable Safes and De- m—' “'--~'”—' ' w ———~—-——'-
posit boxes. 'Roll end. flit topi FOUND
111.515.11.111. us a call Ask to see; FOUND—A CANOE AN
D.A ROW
cantalogue of clerks and We boat in the sound outside of Light.
can so"? 1011 money J- _-K Finch 8‘ Owner inquire at Sentinel office. 110 31
So. 54 Water street.
LOST. '
M “" l
m — PAPER-HANGING,—-L_ w,
PA'NT‘ G AF'i'nliNOON VAT
decorating, painter's supplies; wall ' LOST'SéT'
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices {East India Tea store, parcel contain
safes.
l
Alexanderi lug accessories. Finder please return
1 to H. R. Nash's store, North Main
astreet. 1'9 3t
Tel. 400.
White. 61 1-2 11117 avenue.
“MONEY SAVED.“
By giving me your order for my,
special band made leadels and gutters .
which give lasting service—Try a‘ndl Admitted yesterday:
be convinced Plumbing, heating. bert, of 4 Aiken street.
slate roofing. Henry A. Hegeloin, 56': Admited today: Mrs. Henry Muell-
Water street. Tel. 473-3. ier. of Evergreen avenue, Westport,
)and Dominick tDomeo of Main street.
Discharged yesterday: Harry Cutler,
CHIROPRACTOR 10! Lewis street.
Graduate the Palmer School or!
HOSPITAL NOTES
\l'illiam Col-
nonnces the opening of his cities at; CLEVEIAVB, 0.,
July 10. -—Jolm D.
Office hours. 1012 a. 111., 2-5 11.11:. home. Mr Rockefeller who celebrat-
Sundays and evenings by appointment: ed his 7511: birthday at Poc'antlco
Telephone 456 New York oflice. 2875} Hillsfll . J: ,last Simmons said he was
111111 w. :1 Casper. 1111.11 almanac: a some or golf
today to ‘
be had little. it anything on the vet‘
tron Altaxvnder.
Mil: Wagner Brilliant.
Miss Wagner" :1 all roundsplay was
rooms to big factor in the victory of her 5. ..9
111111118111» was steady and cool and
iitlll‘f‘lf‘ of her returns obm' driven
in s,
111111. Miss 'ltallin also contributed
many brilliant plays. ‘
With the first 1191 three all in.
11.:1me's Miss Wagner and Throckmor-'
ton won the next two games. Miss
_____,ilnliin and Alexander took the. ninth
.uanie but the lentil 111111 to
\‘lagncr and Throckntorton.
The second set was a nip and tuck‘g
affair throughout. After bringing thei_
namcs to six all.
Throckmorton "lost
comes and the Set
It was in the last set that Alexand-
t-r shone. Miss Wagner and Tlil'aock
morton won the first four games and
Miss Ballin and Alexander took the;
fifth The si\th Went to Mia's Wag-i
ner and 'l‘lliockmorton and. with the
score 5 1 in their fa1or. it looked like
the. curtain for the West Side TennisI
“his:
the next thn
club team. Miss Bullin served the
seventh game and her team won—oi
love game. They took the vsigth on
\liss Wagner's service and with Alex-‘
under serving. made the ninth a love'
game. The score was now 5,4 and‘
when Throckmorton began serving,
the onlookers were saying "this is the.
end." But to the surprise of every-
body the West. Side. team won, Miss?
Wagner and Throckmorton scoring
only two points. Alexander had been
playing whirlwind tennis in these four
games. He was all over the court
making gets.
Throckmorton or Miss Wagner. The
exertion had its effect on the veteran.‘
and though he continued to play;
grand tennis in the eleventh game, he
appeared to be tiring and the game
went to Miss Wagner and Throck-
morton, the last point being a sizzlingi
smash by Throckmorton down thei
middle of the court just p". of Alex- only) 4. 39K, '5' 27 (except ”tux-days).
ander’s reach: Th'e West Side team
died hard.- They forced the victors
to deuce before they succumbed to
the final game. '
E. C. Conlin of the west Side Ten-l
nits club. New York was the referee.
Nicholle Main Board.
played in two rounds (if-18 holes each
reriulted in 111 victory for Alex Smithl 1150-
of Wylm'gyl and Gilbert: Nicholls of-
Great} Neck zover Tom “Kerrigen of
Slwsnoy and Ernest Killick of Wes
Burn. 9 victors were 121 ht up
the conclusion
from the back line, were b1'ill-‘
Miss Wagner ant-,7-
9.15X, 10' 03X, 102 06. 10' 50X. NOTICE
I). M.-]2.03x. 12.41)!“ 1.073 1. OQXyi To ”‘9 13011111 of C0111“) Cornufig.
(Sat. onlv). 2:18x, 2:57, 3230);, 3:53.!51011913 of Fdnnpm County; .
«1:131: (1 xcopt Saturdays) 4: 23, 5:13): 1 I hereby 'lllllll' for a wholesale it
1 6 0°" 6 03" 8.10x, 9- 28'iconso to sell spirituous and interim“-
11.1027. 122003. ling. “qums_ 319 [112,01 beer Rhine wine
Sundays 3and elder at 92 Lexington 1‘9““? in.
A: 11:43:01.1, 8:00‘x, 9:00.11. 9: 21x,] me Town of “mm“. in said county.
119:03x, 1035011. My place of business is no.1 located
P. M.“12210,1.03\', 2',OGX 3. 353. within 1,100 feet in a direct line of 11
5' 0..., in .5X. 6100!. 7210K, 3‘103, 9.00111 church edifice parochial 5071001 01’
310' 00’“ 11.1311. 12 001: mobile schoolhouse, or the premisCS'
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW lpertaining ”19,1110, nr any post omcf‘.
HAVEN |public library or ccmeterv
A"1"‘12"26§' 1:13x'5'°" 6: '0". Dated at .\orw,11lk this 2nd day of
15,9:19,10:.2x,11.'11x,]1:58x July,A D..l917
P '11 —1 20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only. THO“ AS SAVIVO
Saturday only) 2' 34 (Bridgeport on- Applicant
l’y' Saturday only). 2' 47 '(Bridgeporti We. the undersigned, electors and
only, except Saturday). it: 301:. 4: "gs'itaxpawrs as defined 1.“. 13“., of the
Town of. \01 \1 alk, in said county, here-
} use sum
W; .1 1ft:
ZTWLWWT SELLS a
WW
NEW ROCHELLE MAN
No longer will the sloop Aurora M
the white fishtail signal with its blur
diagonal cross, of Colonel Cornelius
Vanderbilt, now commending“ if!
Twenty-second Regiment, New Yolk
IEngineers of \'ew York. The El—
Comuiodore of the‘ New York Yach'l,
club has sold the racing sloop on
which he has held the tiller Sines fur
launching in 1907 to Frank A. Eng!!!
signal she will fly in the future.
Aurora has been one of the most
consistent racers in the fleet of the
the King’s cup and the‘Astor cup fair
sloops in 1910, in the races at. Newport
following the cruise of the club. She
repeated the latter victory lavgtryeaa'.
the same time Elena won that It"
schooners.
During the winter Colonel Vaudev—
bilt bought the schooner Elena 1m
IMorton F. Plant, and as he also MB
the small sloop Comet, decided to dis—
pose of his larger sloop, which is an
large to participate in the active spat
of the New York club in these days of
one—design races. His duties with his
regiment have made it impossible fit"
this season, and so he bade good bye:
to the yacht which had flown his sig~
11111 for just a (it tade
Aurma is a composite keel yacht, 8‘5
feet over all, 62.8 feet on the water'—
li'nc, with a beam of 10 feet. 3 inchm...
and a draugh of 10 feet 10 inches...
which brings her up within speaking:
distance of the big cup racers. aha
being one of the largest and handsom-
esl, as well as sturdiest. sloops shod;
and as speedy as when she was halt
front the designs of Captain Nut G.
Herreshoff.
1
“If you do that again Tonnny. m
punish you."
like to have me do it again "~Yoflb
crs Statesman
Gar Headache .
Sun Headache
Study Headache
Movie Headache
travel Headache
Weather Headache
Shopping Headache
Occupation Headache
And all other kinds of headache
1 due to eye strain and mental
fatigue.
vice to determine whether you
.need glasses or not. ‘
Don’t be afraid to come in and
. talk it over.
1 THAMER‘
t "The Three-.0 Eye Service"
Ocuiists, Optometrists, Optician
l 87 Atlantic 511., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. eve. until 9 o’clock
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1 Phone 805—50 so. Main St.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall 311:.
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of the Nev: Rochelle Yacht club, when .1
New York Yacht club, and won both: .
winning the Astor cup for 3100119 I:
Colonel Vanderbilt to do any yachting ,
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placing and passing A M.—-4: 35x, 4: 5311,
The fourbsll foursome. which wool A' lit-6:00,
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port only) 9' 25, 11:08. ‘
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Sundays
7:55, 8:30x.
9: 41);, 11: 00‘ ‘
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6:25.
Sundays
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P. lit—2:15, 7:20. ‘
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7:25, 7:5511. (Mondays
;onlyi 8:25 (except Monday). 10:05:.
P. M. -:——4 33:. 7:07, 8:361:, (except
IBett'lrthws)
by endorse the application of the .
above named Thomas Sarina for such, ,_____ HH -__, ~-——-_-.-a...--_____—.-e
license. and we do hcrehv severally. W 1 NT
each for himself certify that that
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above named applicant is a suitable-l
person to be granted a license to selll
intoxicating liquors and that the abme: . ‘ ‘
described place is. in our opinion. a3 WANTED—1013M} MAN IN 11m
suitable place wherein to sell such Department.
intoxicating liquors. and we hereb1 2 needle sleeve facets.
severally, each for himself, certify, 2 needle sleeve hands
that we are owners of real estate 511 ' 2 needle fell hands. .
' noted in said town of ".\‘or11aik. Final examiners. . i
Dated at 'Norwalk, this 2nd day of Beginners paid while learning.
July. A. D. 1917.
John 1. Murphy. P. A Murphy: Clue“, Peal,“
Frank Gregory, John Oldenschiager,1
Lorenzo Flore.-
81' 611.. 1111:.
I hereby certify that the abovei
named endorsers are electors and tax
payers, as defined by law, of said;
Town of Norwalk. - 1' l
Dated at Norwalk. this 2nd day of' 7 1 _
11.11....11191'1 . . p
“y HERBERT 1:. SMITH. “WEE ; '
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