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Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
lllntits, To Let, For Sale,
Business and Professional
'on this page-Twenty-Five Words or
has, 25:. Three Times, 50. I week
31.00. Blaclrhcc orCaPI Double Fri“-
WANTED. 2
MAN
york in Baxter's drug store.
i WANTED-YOUNG To,
office
To LET.
'ro LET—5 ROOM FLAT
01 3t flog] m er J M Lay tons Insurance! boat and I l'oot beam A-l candition, up,h
For fulther particulars apply "ply to James H.01mstcad, South \01-‘
WANTED~EXPERIENCED SALES' Old Well Cigar Co.
alien tor linens, domestics, dross goods
1 FOR SALE.
sad... —__.,—__._
2ND] FOR SALE—2.5
iwalk, Steam boat dock.
5and (manure. Write, stating age, de-
or call tit superintendent’s office The Rent 39
'1"dw Malley 00., New Haven, Conn.
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. 3 TO LET—SECOND FLOOR 4 R00 BIS1
nails or experience and sol try wanted, at 1 Henry
stl cet,
t 241 East ai'ellut‘
FOOT MOTOR
a1 3t
South Norwalk Raise: a Pertinrnt
Mien
When a neighbor tells us that he
has recovered from 11. serious illness,
the first question that naturally arises
13, “How long will he keep well?"
Temporary relief is one thing. but a
lasting cure is altogether different.
There is nothing temporary about the
work of Doan’s Kidney Pills as the,
following South Norwalk evidence‘
proves beyond a doubt. . '
John M. Borst, baggage master, 76,
Spring street, South Norwalk, says::
,"I suffered from inactive kidneys andl
had backa'ches,. I used Dean’s Kidney}
Pills, procured'from Plaisted's Drug‘
Store and they cured me." "“‘
330 at all stove or a sideboard. Phone 1219 5.‘
FOR SALE—0R EXCHANGE A
South Norunlk “hm“ Olga" in perfect condition. ‘5 Borst said:
Inquire Mrs. S A Young: or will exchange for New Perfection Doans Kidney pins since 1 gaVe a
The above statement was gilon 0‘»
June 22,1911 and on June 21 1916, 111.3
"I haven‘t had to use.
.for'mel airtime-t recommenuing thrml
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character as route salesman in’fililk
business. Salary and commission $19
per week. Guaranteed to beginner.
TO LET—ONE, TWO 0R THREE
rooms, ”1,1,5th or unfulnished for -lloguny piano music cabinet. Colonial NY ask for a kidney remedy—get ..
P P Mahoney dl'essels, clliiYoniel, brass bed. Apply Doaus Kidney pips—the same that
‘ The Cottage, green houses, Rousyton, 1“,. 130m ntd
light housekeeping.
52- Vall Zant street Phone 11813-0 ’
FOR SALE~WILL SACRIF ICE' MA-l
Conn 131 at
Must be able to furnish first class
”<4
reference and $50 cash security.
dress box X, care of Sentinel.
All!
1 0‘ new modern ilupt'otemcnts. Central to '
ii .1
cation. Rent. $30. Call l-‘lax Hill
75
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE ALL ..._..__ ._. “-
TO LET-AUXILI ARY
SLOO” NATIONAL PROHIBITION AMEND-
“Elisha Saxlon," recently otelhaulcd
WANTED—THOUSANDS COVER N-
875 a month. List positions free.1
write immediately. Franklin
cute, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y.
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llond. Phone 1117.
nit-nt jobs open to men and women. —— ——-—
T0 LETv—STORE 207 “'ASIllNG
Insti-iton street East. Norwalk. Apartments
;209 Washington street, Eu'st Norwallt
w i and or Chapel street,
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KlNDS quite. 04 South Main street
Norh 211k.
and equippul for patties. Aft'elnoon
or moonlight sails. Arrangements
made for custom or W'cstotn cruising
C. J Pelll. Tel. 875-14. 131 31
FOR SALE—FULL SIZE IRON
‘bed, complete loud condition, bar-
In-
Tel 60.
of cutie. Best prices paid.
prim for calves. ll. Friedman, 35 Ely:
sveue."!‘el 1151: 120 tlj
Extla .
BUSINESS NOTICE
gain pl'.ice Selling for lack of room.
Chas F.11ulse,13lllgh street, South
kitchen
Club
WANTED~BRIGHT YOUNG MEN
Lctwcclr 10 and 15 years of age for.
factory work. Quick and steady work-
ers. Apply at Employment
mellt, Nul'walk Tire &
‘ [\lol'walll, '
WANTEDi-‘EXRLY I‘X SEPTEM-
ilcr house 01' [lot .about six rooms, im-
pl'ovclllents, yard. Must
surroundings. Address
better.
have good Mailloncy, 52‘Vnn
F. A Wall, phone 1132—5
' MENS DISCARDED CLOTHING .
WANTED~MAN T0 WASH DISH bought and said Also fairs and lad-
cs and to make himself useful n'lout ies clothing If you have any cloth- Pope two speed motorcycle with nltlo' \1' W YORlx. tug 1,2th “m (1,.
Wages $35 per month, loom ing to dispose of we pay the highest 't or, both in good condition.
and boald. Apply Nol'vtalk Country prices Call or telephone ,5 Cohen 4-, Silaliml J W. D'M'lt‘. 2’6 Center Sm'ot New York is expected to lento for the
,W all stl‘,cet
RELIABLE DEALING
Rubber Co, 'We huv and sell
131 3t hand 0 huge stock of second
goods nln :lys on
Norw nlh.
Phone 320-. "
hand. We pay as
good as the next man and treat youi
(let a square deal. Philip l’.‘
Zuni street. Tele. monts.
Demon
"Danbmy, Conn. Phone 13442. '30 3t
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13 lm '
j 1 FOR SALE—13
hand
FOR
renovated
_ SALE — A
house with
Several barns
and 15 acres of good farming land at
improve-
'“llS oilice,
WANTED—«SECOND 11.1w 1'th
llitytrc of all kind: Highest
paid. J K Finch & Co 0.,51 Water
ellctt Tel. ll"?
.1313
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN STENOG-
:ruphel wishes typotxnritlng Address
“’I‘," care of Sentinel. .130 St:
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ntors on Singer sewing machines.
Clean and good paying work. G. 3
“MILK: Son C0,, 8 Union-street. 130 Bi
WANT~ED-EXPERIENCED‘ STE‘.‘ '-'
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PAINTING; -
decorating,
which give lasting
convinced.
slate l'ooiillz, lawn mowers sharpened.
Henry A. llegclcin. 50 n\\'tcr street
Tel. 473 3.
Tel.
PAPl‘ll«llA\Gl\t. Gm“,
painlor's supplies;
prices paper, up to {into styles, lowest prices.‘
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or Wit h one halt acre of land on West
Lders solicited.
inlitc, 01
400,
1-2 Ely avenue.
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for
'specinl hand made lendcls and gutters Wilding TEL 535' "
scrtllc—le and --»
Plumbing,
Conn. tulwnpiltc Mrs R. Tarlov, 10
street. Tel. 75312. .
SALE-«FAMILY
wall
FOR HOUSE
Alexander-[Norwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn
gplke. Must be sold at once to close.
jestnle. Small amount of cash requir-
ed balance on n1m'.;tgu:0.luuulre
mv Keogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank
1 FOR sALE~5 Knits“
heat lng,
- miles- i‘rom business contt'l, good hell
and considerable fruit on plopcrtt, 3
holes tillage, bull-into wood and pos-
ograpller. Steady position. Answer
by letter'only statln: qualifications
30nd salary expected. R. U. V. 00., 7
)iillrritt nyetlue. 128 8!
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WANTED—TO RENT 0R HIRE,
motor bout, 11 small sail boat and n’
canoe for six weeks. Fox use in Slam
ford harbor, Address 11. L. Scov,ill
Room 1070, Woolworth Bldg, New
Yorkr 120 at
4....“ ‘4
WANTED—OLD» FALSE TEETH.
Don‘t matter it broken. I pay $2 to $15
per full set. Single and partial plates
in preportion. Send .by parcel post
and receive check by return mail. L.
ancl','12007 S. 5th street, Philadel-
phia, Po. '
WANTED—MEN 1N THE SIZING?
-—Fnctor\ closed for annual location 7 MAIN ST.
A of two weeks Open Aug.
tonntcd in all dcpartulents.
Cluelt, Peabody.i
81. 00., 100.
(turn.
j Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
NORWALK.
0th. Help
UNCLE SAM w-ants‘
Male and Female,
1—..—
Examinations
department to losh'n felt but. making.
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Every TUESDAY
Nor \tnlk 330 31 .
‘ I NEW YORK GUARD LEAVES THISK
FOR SALE—lNlJlAV TWIN ANI) WEEK
FOOT Powrzlt‘ .
‘thl‘l‘, sixteen foot canoe, fourteen foot?
:dory shift, sails and spurs for 18 {0:10
Depart-,in rags, iron and metal is our method. sailing dory and 15 foot St. Lawrence}
eterythillg sccmld shill. Apply at 80 South Main street:
130 at.
xuwmr .
on premises ‘
gust,1917. 1
1..C.\'n 5,
room house and burn, good location,‘
'INorwnlk are hereby notified that the,
'STENOGRAPHERS. .
Good p‘ny while learning. Cl'ofut 01':
Kurt p p.
LOST.
127 lm LOST—A FRESH H‘EIF‘ER, BLACK?
5....—
WANTED—A GOOD OPPOI TU‘\'I-'
met on bend nbout 2 1-2 yeals old.‘ i
Findel please telephone 1006.1. Sigelu
ty for bright boy to learn the printing: 351 3t "
tladc. inquire at the Evening Senti-i "" ‘
1181 Office. ‘ LOST—BANK BOOK NU.17507 IS-
.__.__.___..-. l sued by South Norwnlk Swings Bfln'k l
“w--.“ ... Ms-.-“ MAJ—.2--.“ Finder will please return book to:
~ . , said bank, as payment has been stop-‘
TNSU‘RA N ( E. 9°.“
, 17.131: , ' ' BOILER LOST—LADY'S NEW 8.1.1an11,
. m WAR RISK between railroad station and Taylor
_ ACCIDENT "at enue Please return and receive
BONDS ‘ rewnl'd 8 Church street, South Nor
‘ STEM “GETS ' illnlk Conn
NO ms PUBLIC E WOMAN elves $75000
.. .. s ' ’
.lMLsyisnd 00.400 1 4-“
Real E85356 and Insurance ' “’ASHINGTON, Aug. l.-—-A gift ‘ 0f
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7, South Norwalk, Conn.
econ: elLL com-salmon.
NVASIlEl‘QlGTOVAug.1.--Sennte and pnlgn to raise $250, 000 to effect read-
Mouse. conferees on the Food bill met justments in the. country‘s land hold-
today i’b‘r‘ "what‘ .nas expected to he insist system.
their final eflort to reach
ment in the dispute over the provision
for. a Congressional “war expeilflltures‘
cohluiittee.
Merrill Business:
College
' South Norwalk
’i Stamford.
POrt Chet“?
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$75,000 by Mrs. Joseph 'Fcls, of Plum-1
' {dolphin "widow of the. millionaire sin-I
gle lax advacate, was announced to- i
[day by the committee on the 01211 coat
of lilting, holding its natimlal confer-
ence here, as the first step in e. cam-
At the opening session 'spealters
urged that a tax of one per cent. .bo
an agree?
leveled on all land and twomer cent. '
on all unimproved 1010.30” organlzJ .
lens MAHAGKEMO .
Dining Room Closes Aug. list .4
for the balance o'f'the
Summer Season
Will Re-open Sept. 15th ,
.J. it. comes, Mgr.
W.
NOT A‘BAD PLAN '
"You can't get around the fact thnti
countell‘elting money is 0 crime"
“Certainly not "
"But the average
thrift. "
“How is that?”
,' Norwalk are hereby notified that the.
« 4 District for the Town and City of Nor-
counter-roller the creditors of said estate to exhibit
might give some valuable lessons in their claims for settlement. Those Who
“we never spends more mun be
and I consider the cure permanent." i
Price 600. at all dealers Don't aim-I
Foster-Milituln Co. l
Mlgl‘s, Buffalo, N. Y.-—Adv ' i
MENT t
VV.tSlll.\’GTO\',Aug.1.—~The Song
.1ie today entered upon the second d1)"
'of debate on the Sheppard resolution.
.im' 11 national prohibition amendment.
‘ to the Constitution with many Sena-
tors ready to spt .1lt
Under a unanimous consent fol ltd-
journment, the resolution will be fin-
:tllt dispoutd of tnmolron.
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tnchmeht oi the National Guard of
training camp at Spartansburtz S. C”:
before the end of the week. i
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NOTICE
, District of Nol‘\\‘:tlk,t s4. Probate}
Court, Annual 1, A. II, 1017.
,' Estate of Silas Whitson, late of Non"
walk, in sttid district, deceased.
' Oldr-red, that the administrator er,
,llibit his administration account t0'
illlis court (01 adjustment, at the Pro :
bltle ottlcc ill Noruulk. on the 9th day
of Angst, liti'l, nt ll 11 ’clock, forcnoon: .-
'nlld that nil persons interested in Said?
'estzltc may be notified thereof, the Mir“
ministrator will cause this order to,
be published in 11 newspaper having a
circulation in said district, at least
the days before said 9th day 01‘ Au- 1
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
Registrars’ Notice
The legal voters of the Second Vol:
'ing District of the Town and City of
registrars of voters of the Second
Noting Dlstrlct of the Town and City
'0! \‘orwnlk will be in session at Polh- 1
men’s barber. shop, Washington
,street, on Friday, August, 3rd and Fr-l !
Tony, August 10th, 1017, from 12 o'cloclt‘
111. until 9 o’clock p. m., for the pul'-'
pose of receiving applications for till)"
one and primary registration and for}
corrections of said lists.
RUFUS J. SJllTH‘,
JEREMIAH EGAN,
Registrars of voters Second Voting,
'Distil'ct for the Town and City of Nor-i
walk.
Dated at So. Norwallt this 25th day;
_oi July, 1917 '
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Registrars’ Notice
The legal voters of the Third 'Vott'. ‘
ing District of the Town and City of ’
jregistrara of voters of the Third Vote!
ing District of the Town and City of,
Nolwnlk will be in sessién at Selzer’afi
barber shop, Washington street, on ‘_
Friday, August 3rd and'Friday August,
10th, 1917, from 12 o’clock 1n, until'911
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of re-l'
celving applications for caucus and
pllmary registration and for correcsl,
tlons of said lists.
ALBERT ELDRIDGI'J,
DANIEL KEOGH,
Registrars of toters Third Voting
walk. - ,
Dated at East. '1\01walk this 2t5h day ’
of "July, 1917.‘
l
Monica ,
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, July 24, A. D.,1917. ‘ l
l' Estate of Hiram F. Bruntiage, late oi
iNorwalk, in said distr,ict deceased. l
The 00ml; of probate for the district
lot tNorwalk, hath limited and allowed
‘six months from the date hereof for
‘negleot to present their accounts, pro
pally attested, within bald time, will
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August minim Sale
. Anlethotisaeele Mdnboney-savlng'pmpodtionttoyou.
'l‘lsestookislugermdmere thaniteverhasbeen
batmande‘vu'ypisoeoffi willbeofieredinibis
Auguatnleutasnvingoffml 10pereent.to40pereent.
Future Brides and Gran ,buy now.
Wfigm STORAGE AN D FREE DELIVERY EVERY-
RE
Couch Hammocks at August Sale Prices
$115 Couch 'Hammoeks,
August Price ........... $9 98
$115.50 000011 Hammocks,
f ugust Price .......... $13. 95
$2 Conch Hammocks,
. ugullt Price .......... $14.95
' G uch Hammock Stands, $4.50
lValue. August Price ..... $3.45
Relrigel'aiors '
At August Sale Prices
Every one fully guaranteed to
give satisfaction or your money
back.
$12. 00 Refrigerators. August
Price .......
$15.00 Refrigerators, August Bale
Price .................. $110. 00
$18. 00 Refrigerators, August Bale
Price .................. $112 00
$20 00 Refrigerators, August ale
Price .............. $ .45
$25.00 Refrigerators, August 130.10
Price . . ................ $116.67
BABY CRIBS, HIGH “SIDESL AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
$9 00 White Enamel Crib.
$12. 00 White Enamel Grib’. ..
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$15.00 White Enamel Crib ., . . ., ........ . ...... III $10 00
“walnut Bods at thuguflflale Prices
$4.50 Mattresses, August Price .. . . . . . . .
$7 50 Purity Mattress, August Price ................. $5.95
$10. 00 Cotton Mattress, August Price . .. ......... $8. 00
$15. 00 Cotton “Felt Mattress, August“ Price ........... $12. 00
. ............. $1.00
BUGS IN ALL SIZES AT 20 PER GENT OFF
Orex Rug, 9x 12 ......... $6.95
GARDEN anrrnn, Auéustl rrloe' ................... $1 50
DRE$SERS
August Sale Price lll'om $7.05 10345.00
BEDROOM SUITES
in Mahogany, Walnut and. Old Gray
$150.00'5-Room Sui 0, August Price $120.00
$100.00 5420010 Sui , August Price 580300
. $00.. ‘
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DININGRtDOM SUITE
In Mahogany, Walnut and Oak
$100.00 10- Piece 511 10, _ . ~ .
37500100002 Sui; e, _ .
$1000010-Piccesuite ' ~.
.«0 $00.00
.. ............ $3.50 ‘
$80.00
$12000 ‘
8m m
$18.00 Summersmu . ......... $14.85 .3
' $15100 Sum-tel- Suite .......... $11185 ,~
$12.50 Summer Suite ......... 3%.“ ‘
Large assortment of Fabrics In! 3
Models to choose from. g.
I CopynghtClothtngCo.
i r. FRANCIS. 0. c.
lSTORES
imarket prices for scrap iron Mdzt
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i L... EFFRON ,
l 3 Rowan St. East Kamila},
lTel.1996. Tel. 1006.
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‘ iParcel Post if desired— Price 01. or 3 bottles It
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i 3:51; To one»: Revenues
‘ WASHIN N, July tie-flatness
of increasing revenues from the War
Tax bill to at least $1,943.000,000 from
its present total of $1,670,670.000 were
considered today by the Senate Fit
name Committee.
ANNUAL some clean. -’
monssmormn
:6 N Main at. so Nomuc E
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rm; new scum
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG
Chiroplactic is the definition of 3M
tense of the disease and the art of
1adjusting the same. Disease is caused'
my a wrench, twist or sprain in the},
back. Even if done in childhood
,it creates pinched nertes and pain in, '.
later life in the ditieleut organs .fii‘Veud '
itimbs
Chiropractors 1"emme the cause oft;
disease and pain health is restored
'through harmonizing the nerve sys« ‘
'tems in your body Female troubles-
given special attention; also curvature .
‘1! lbs spine. You will never regret '
lglving the Chilpractot a chance tile
theip you
Magnetic treatments given also. N
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l4 Washington SL, So. Norwalk, Conn. .11 ..
» Graduate from Palmer School. ':
REED e vat-1t tr
use-mules.
. Ibo Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
.. AUTO SUPPLIES
” lPhtme 805—5080. Main St. . -
So.-Nor_walk, Music Hall 31k. ~
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Address 0, 011 e Sentinel ..
Iron Wanted
We will pay you the highest
metal in large quantities. Get in N.
formation from us before selling to ,
A remedy for iniutio‘
of the urine" mt.
Pnlni ieu non-poison
.110 will no: stricture...“
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NOIJD BY DBUGG
is the Health 01 Your.
ayes Looked Alter by ,
a} Medical Niall all
0011051? ‘
«It should be!
. . You owe it to yourself to
. seek the HIGHEST PROFES-
SIGNAL SKILL. ‘
W's retain the services of an
OCULIST for the benefit of our
patrons.
THAMER
“‘Tlle Three-0 Eye Service".
Dentists, Optometrists, OptlelanI ‘
87' Atlantic 801., Stamford, Conn.
‘ =Opten" Sat. eve. until 9 o'clock ,
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F, S. LYON
Job Printing
SmNorwalkl
Norwalk Chronicler