FRIDAY, Aliens-r. 17, 1917'
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PAGE ELEVEN
wow-ow. ~
\
distension in, so so.
‘Business anii Trofossionul :‘
Cards. Miscellaneous Ms.
flIihilmMFiu'sWord- or +
Le“. 25¢. Three Times, 50., x «eel:
. 31.00. Bluclrhco orCapI Double Price.
«—
834—— 71
335——1520
536-—2137
837——1972
sea—~2127
839—-1690
810——1156
341~—1393
1542-3190
L WANTED. p ; 70 Lou. ; "non SALE. iii—1333
.' WANTED—AT ONCE, 25 MEN 6017‘ l " .__. sis-4650
fiamw Wm Piece rm ”emu” A“; TO LET—T0 SMALL REHNED: FOR SALE—~HOUSEHOLD FURXI— 846—2013
1'” ‘employment tramwmwlik Tirelfamily of adults, beautiful apartmentfimrehand furnishings on account 0‘ “7"32‘1.
it Rubber Co. ‘ an 3t2 fully furnished, from Oct. 15th 10 Maylmm'mg 0‘“ OI town- “13- “New“: “8“”
"‘ ;lst_ For Particulars address lliodep.34 Clay street, South Norwalk. all: 3t “9’1260
. WANTED—AT ONCE, 15 GlRUS‘
ltor factory work Chance {or piece‘
work operation. Apply employment de-‘
pertinent, Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.‘
' 0.17 3t
1
WANTED —- AN EXPERIENCED
nurse to care for infant and child 3
years old, 10 go to city. Liberal sub
my. Inquire 41 .Seaview ermine, b9-
1wcon 13 and 2 and 5 and ii. :11? 3t
4
i
l
WANTED—A BOY ABOUT 16
years old to distribute factory mail.
Must be bright, intelligent and capable
of :ldy1tlicctnelrt. Norwalk Tire and
Jtuhhcho. ' 317 3:;
—-i
WANTED~—HU'N~DREDS GOVERN-
mcllt war positions open. Men-wo-i
men wanted. $100 "month. Write 1m“
ulcdintcly for list. Franklin institute.‘
Dept. 286, Rochester, N. v. E
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
. at elude. Best prices paid. Extra:
prices for cattle. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
limos. Tel. 1151. 120 tf‘,
“NW.-.” .35.... ._. . ;
WANTED-11 STEADY YOUNG -
man to drive car. Also girl. Apply
_ Crescent Laundry. 316 3t
WANTED—GIRL TO ASSIST AT
housework Gan go home night. Apply
7 Quintnrd avenue. Phone 1225. all) 3t
” WANTED—CLEAN CAPABLE cou-
ple as caretakers. Must be industrious
and dopcndatble. lApply J. M. Layton
‘Co. ’ all; 31.
WANTED—ROOMS BY MAN AND-
Vv‘lfe, 2 or 3 partly furnished- rooms
“with improvements, Address 110 Scu-
tinol oilicc. all} 3t
WANTED EXPERIENCED DOU-
' ‘blc entry bookkeeper in 001cc of man-
ufacturer. State age, experience and
salary wanted..'Address P. U. box 435.
South Nol‘wulk. all} 31
WANTED —- SECOND GARDNER.
Apply Dr. Hurd, Sunnyville Manor,
Rowuyton. 7115 iii
WANTED-SMALL AUTOMOBILE,*
‘ mechanism in.good condition. 1913.
1914 Buick, Chalmers or Hudson pro~
ferred. Reasonable. Adrcss Auto, Sen-
tinel office. all} 31
WANTED—«MEN IN THE -SlZlNG
department to learn felt but making.
Good pay while learning. Crolut &
Knapp. 127 1m.
"Witfia'o—c‘ .larnolt—"Eli‘i‘lcn
Terrell. Apply by later stating expert-‘1
once and wages required to J. J. Cash,j
Ltd, Chestnut street. 71155 at;
, WANTED _,
Men for factory work. Steady
work and chance to earn good
wages. .
J ONAS fi'NAUMBURG, Inc.
> .No. 85 Spring‘FSt. "
it
WAN T
mm\
WANTED — SHIRTMAKERS.~ PAY
d
awhile learning.
‘ _ l.
WAN'I‘ED—aGi'RL FOR GENERAL of the Benedict farm, -so called"!
's'ofhce work.
&Co.. °
BARK ossrnoveomv reins. . '
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug: film—The
iPeruvian bark. Alzoa. .Bay, bound
from ‘Valparaisoto Seattle. was shun: " '
. doned on fire of
. . ., 850—2674
ate ltont, Sentinel Oihce, South NorNTel' 16624“ _ 851—3533
walk. a17 3;! 852—2375
1 FOR SALE~BAY HORSE WEIGHT7553~ 506
w
To LET-1UPPER PART 01,61,350 lbs. Will work anywhere single‘zéf"§?_’1§
house, on Cedar street Inquire at 37Tor'double, fair driver. inquire at deltas.» 1530:9000
Cedar street. all; 3.5 lessen sterc No. 7 Railroad avenue.
1
1857~2221
lass—.1591
son SALE—FOWL, 200 LOTS or‘fim'f’???
50 or more, White Feather Farm, Newi33:::::,;
Canaan. Tel. 355. 1115 3t 9 gush—1909
”64-4035
FOR SALE-HAY wrrvlmv CLASS ~ 81‘5"?“53
lNliliv‘2773
. , i
To LET—6 ROOMS WITH ALL:
improvements. 106 South Main}
street. Inquire Unitcd Grocery Co. l
. TO LET—ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, also furnished rooms'
and space for four autos. 59 South and palms. Mrs. Prentiss, Woodward ,,
_ - .. _ 1 , , “c.4391
Main street, South Norwalk. all (it lurk, boulll horwalk. 31" 3t..\fllx~1272
_ - 36943213
1
0. ! 570—3354
lilo—coils
6872—2348
75 Flaxlmncral barns on premises lllld 15 cereals..._ .n
. , . so 1517
;of good farming land at Conn. turnip”- 435
lpikc, Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove slrcctnsmwgopc
TO LET—STORE 207 WASHING-fr“ 75313 5.39““?!
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments; 2 t1L:'7';J;
009 Washington street, "East Norwalk: FOR SALE"H0USE AT SACltl- Euclid;
and 39 Chapel street, Noru'ulk. 1n.iticc, brick building, 4 years old. Two;850_3l56
dulre 64 South Main street. Tel 60. istorcs, ““1 “V" apartments “”0“"I’mmu78
.. .. .,‘.- iSickllcss in icntilyzis cause [or sellina’fif iii”):
. . r n ,V - x 0"" l m
1E6“ must iApply at 21.) hast \\ ashlngton street.;smm 935
. """‘"“ . Whip—41091
1 FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE; 080—2017
'with onohalt acre of landon Westit487~2844
"ONCE Norwalk Road near Connecticut Tom “‘3‘" “31
Undcr and pursuant to an order of, pike. Mil“ in cold at 0"“ to ”mlifit'lZIJIl'lg‘
the court of probate for the district orientate. Smell amount of can!) mufr'l Sill-~2214
Norwalk, authorizing lhcm tliereungo'59d, balance on mortgage. -lnqulrelR:ll——-l:szltl
the subscribers'hercby on... for sale'Kcogh & Candec, Attys. United Bank'l‘iiliiw ”3
all 5090 right, title and interest asfbuilding. TGL 535‘2- soy—16.13
Daniel T.‘l\iul‘phy, late of Norwalk ini “’"W "m" ’ "‘m‘“ ‘ -~..~._,.. ”WM-10M
‘ Mink—1472
said district, deceased hlld at the W... ..;.
. . . . r A . v 3 ) ‘ - .6 :‘u Air” 1...)
limo of his death. ill and to the [01- 10'1th ijgguglfi FBUMNESb 1808*1004
lowing described real estate. to wit: ‘ l I ,‘ (“whim
All that ccrtain tract or parcel of Tim Liberty "" Stamford. Conn, *00tl-1521
l‘ d .- ; _ . population 40,000. 600 scutlng cup
an , till.) lhe buildings thereon stand; ucily. 15¢ limit-10, fully equipped
inc. situated at East Nol'wtllk. so call- .
T0 LET~~8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL‘ FOR SALg—T‘vl’o NEWLY REN
new modern improvements, Central lo.‘v31ted houses with illiprot'emcnffi’Sey
cation. Rent 830. Call
Road. Phone 1117.
90].»21324
9021—~ 156
. High clued; Rent $200. Long Wild—€007
ed, in sold town of Norwalk. being 13 louse. Money maker. Sacrifice lurk-2222
feel. more or less, in front on highway1 ' ‘2'800' For city appointment. 006—1034
Write ll. Hoyt, Pino‘Polnt, South
Norwulk, Conn.
000* sou
,00'1‘—-~~ltitl~l
001l~205tl
coo—~1671
called East nvouuo, 65 foot. more or.
less. in depth on the northcustorlyi
line, and 50 feel, more or loss. in 3‘ -»
316 3t 1 $58~1588'
in depth. on the soutllcosterly llnc,,
bounded northeasterly by landuof Gor-
don Gamble: soulheustcriy by high
water in Title Mill pond, known us
Dcnodlct's Mill Pond; southwesterly
by land of Gilbert Bogart; and north-
WPSlf‘l‘i)’ by Eastnvcnuc.
All that cortnin tract or pnrccl of
land. with the buildings thereon stand-
inc. situated in said town of Norwnlk,
; FOR SALEMS ACRES LAND 5
grooln'house and burn, good location.
3 2 miles from business center, good well
and considerable fruit on property, 3
'ncrcs tillage. balance wood and pos-
; ture. Price 32,400.
? Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate-Julianne:
;7 MAINST.
(“0—4280
till-m ”x0 Fluke, (‘llllrlos
biz—~10“
01:1'72700 Dolio. Snverio
011-~3th8 Tompkins. John B.
ilio~-—--ll.~i:l “-Kolmkywltch‘. George
uni—um
917-.- Efi”llouton. Thomas William
ills—1500 Moore, James
FINAL DRAMOF€176MEm NORWALK '
ARMYvQ‘UOTA ‘SUMMONED “FOR AUG. 22
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Andulion. George
Miller. Eric H.
Siuskowsky, Adm
Ross, Walter W.
Watkins, Frank M
O’Brien, Jeremiah
Ksliszewski. Frank
Lyullanovite. Stephan ~.
Harrison, John
lilacMahon, Everett J.
Wartin, Cornelius W.
Policy, Samuel C.
Ryan, John E.
Outrone. Pasquale
Hartman, Louis K.
Kunze, John A. Jr.
Perdreauz, Emile R.
Johnson, Carl H.
Valentino, Charles J.
Cook, John lli‘
rlj‘ahcy. Josepli H.
Paulcy, Lloyd S.
Hayes, Edward I.
Stolz, James W.
Murphy, Timothy A.
Murray, William F
Caltaronc, George
Wctmore, Andrew M.
Whitney. lrving L.
Read. Harold F.
Connlinski. Joseph
Sazol, Michael
Broadhurst. Irving W.
Lysobcy, Michael
Lane, Donnie T.
Miller, Slcphen
Slamlcttc. Michael
Bonammi, Augustine
’l‘mmbetta, Guiscppe
Gleavc, Arthur
Chase. Alfred P.
Scnch, Albert
Edmond. Earle L.
Whlllock, Gaylord G.
Fobbrizzio, Enrico
Smith, Charles J.
Lynch, Albert B
Mayor, Charles
llcgodus, Joseph
Tillodos. Garland L.
tillorln, (‘llarlcs
chakis. l'olycarpe
Smith, Mathew L.
llcdtling. Frank L
Johnson. Albert J.
Joseph, Arthur J.
‘ ('iinqllt‘, Oscar , ,
Sul hcrlund, Howard H.
Lyons, Michucl J. ’
lllllln, John
Ncsslc. Thomas E.
Scott, Frank 1’.
Mother. Harry E,
It‘ll-rt, Samuel
licdlnnn, Oscar E.
lloscnflcld. lsuuc
llillcr. Frank M.
\Vlltcrs, George ll,
llllncr. Clarence E.
liapelle, Curio
‘Slolz, John H.
llocgor. rl-‘redcrlck E,
l’lllo. James
McFarland. Joseph H.
.lcntons, Fred A ..
Mourlson. Arthur H.
Taylor. Ernest A.
I
Robe, Albert 1".
Spnhr, Martin
bill-«21400 Torpoy. Michael J,
930-32"7 :Kt‘l z. Kilns
.‘NORWAM, .92l-~ 507
D’Amato. Carwlns
at East an'Whik, so called, being tl-ifimiflflmlmfi Knapp. Charles H.
nllgulnr in shape, and bounded south-
easterly 179 foot, bv the highway call-i
ed East avenue; southwesterly 100 2-3
loci by land of Abram Slull: and
northerly, 209 font
culled Cottnce avenue.
; All that certain tract or parcel of 41 “'inneld street East Norwalk
Juno. situated in said town of Norwnlkh ' '
work. Knowledge 0f typewritlng Dl‘e':ut East Norwnlk, so called .llelnc 80.
foot, more or less, in front and room!
and 100 feet in depth running from the
highway known as most nvonuc to the
Mill Pond, and bounded northwester-
>. ; ly by said East. uvenue; northeastorly
,by land now or formerly of Gilbert E.
All that certain lot of land, situated
in said town of Norwalk, at East Nor-
5y ”.19 highwal' Fittings guaranteed. Phone 1790 for
. BUSINESSNOTIC};
is
. indies—«lunar the Ru line i. ..
.which has n. pliable, unbroaknblestay.
appointment. Mrs. Lillian Reynolds,
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
;spcclal hand made leaders and gutters
Ilwhich give lasting service—Try and
;be convinced. Plumbing, heating,
lslute roofing, lawn mowers sharpened.
chnry A. Hegelein, 56 nWter street.
in rags, iron and metal is our method
We buy and sell everything second
028—2346
‘20——22fi
mill-«12.2
0317—1254
9324310
033-— 160
931—2604
9354660
936- 400
937-4477
033- 396
039—41344
940—2920
l'vBogari; southeastcrly by mild MilliTeL 473_3_ 31%“:113332
Pond; and noulhwostcrly by land of: 94;: ‘48?)
Catherine E. GI‘PDI‘I.‘ REL'ABLfi DEALING 944.4702
945—3322
940—42786-
, . 947-4304
bulk. so called, being known and dcs- hand, a. large stock of secoud band ‘94:}.‘2270
mounted as Lot 15 on Third avenue, as goods always on hand. -Wc payas 919—4107
laid down on Map of Building Lot's
km“ 3-“ part 0‘ Benedm “"5: better. Get a square deal. Philip P. 95‘1“]279
which map is on Main tho ofllce oi! the Mahoney, 53 Van Zant . street. Telé- 2333:1233
Town Clerk of said Norwalk. phone 1132-5. ' 554_'279‘1
All that certain lot of land. situated, . - WW”... 055-1406
in said town of Norwalk, at East Nor— . 'PNNT‘NG _ PAPER-HANGING 050“ 257
walk, so called, being know‘h and (1253- decorating. winter’s supplies; wall 9574824
ignamd as Lot number 1.1 on Gregory Inner. up-lodate styles. lowest prices. 9584848.
Point Road‘as‘ laid out on a map of Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on 3331:1122
building lots on :1 map known as “Mam1 “"5 5°“°"9d- Tel- 400' “Hand”. 961 234'
' ‘ White. 61' 1-2 Ely avenue. . 062— 133
‘ . . ' .« 963— 807
which map 15011 file in the office 01’ LOST. 964,—3238
the Town Clerk of said Norwaik.
called. in said town of 'Norwalk. - and
bounded northerly {15 feet,~mnre or.
less, by the highway'cnlled Pleasant
street; easterly 106 feel, more or lesS,
by land of Eliza A. Wood; southerly
02 feet, more-or less, by land now or
formerly of William Youle; and west-
‘ crly 119’ feel. more or less, by land of
Peter O'Hara.’ . .
Forpurtlculurs and termsiapply to.
. . RALPH. G. vMAbl.
. ‘ADFRED GOLDSCHMIDT,
- . * ” Administrators D.
“Chanaral, Chile, J ul
21.,aoccrdin ‘
_. .. A 8 and minor
good as the next man and treat you
set in blackienamel. Return to Senti-
asked.
I
“Siamese nuuue on SALOONS i
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—-‘-The»War
prohibiting it saloon or bar within
.half 5‘. mile of a military camp so as-
porary camps are concerned.
situation in Kensastity, where‘rnany
saloonsé'ayud vleedinéi hotel-strain“ the
' jfclosedabeeguse ‘
not to be ettective where- purely tem- ‘
The modification was caused by a
'950‘23 4'5
065— 667
All that certain tract or parcel of 'LOST— A DIAMOND PIN «STONE 1060771715
land. situated at East Norwalk, so 967—~930
968— 185
nelhnd receive reward. No question§.939-3111.
' a16 3t|07o~3047
971—2681
972—1398
078727213
974*2900
Department has modified ’thevorderrs'zg 255
1923~421 Custngna. Luigi
0 1024—2372
,025—2505
;§926-—1700
.027—‘940
lilies. Frederick L.
Zemnn, John
Oddo. Charles
I’lasso, Edward H.
Riley, Johh‘fl. Jr.
Taylor. George W.
Keir-risky. 'Fl'flllh
Kuban, Edward A.
Thornc, Arthur C.
Itodell. Laurencet L.
Wilson. Raymond'W..
Corrcntuui. Antonio
Chase. Modesto' F.
Maurer, Hermann C.
Capasso, Critotore
Taneak. Lalo
Socci. Rosy
Procacclno. 'Gastnnzo
McPhall, Atwood
Hollies. John
O’Gradpril‘liam B.
Dyer. Edward H.
Smith. Frank L.
Lee, John J.
Takucs, :Michael
James. Dexter H.
Trish-am. Harold L,
Landers, Freeman
Gilbert. Frederick F.
McVety. Johll J.
Haltzmun.~Samuel
*Majoros; Frank,— S.
Bonls, ~Stephcrf ".J.
”Pinto, . Giovanni
.Ritn0,.John-‘lti. ,
_.Jamcs.'.Gcorgo IL.
Bates. Roswell J.
.Breisler. R‘alph
Barry, Edward M.
Frost. Russell Jr.,
Bibblns, Arthur
Gilbert. ‘Geucrose
Mclllullen. Arthur Jr.
Ouinsky.. Ignaiz
.Beke, Joseph
Schllchting, George W,
Porllirio. Erwlnlo
Reach, Charles
Mackay, Louis
' Galitro. Pietro
Skutes, Berrian ‘R.
Bouton. Charles ‘A.
P—E—fi—z—l
13 Kossuth St., South Norwalk
5‘ Aiken St., Nomalk
Boat Mildred, South Norwalk
11 Clay St., South Norwaik
12 Haviland St., Norwalk
12 Hamilton Ava, Norwaik
”Franklin St., South Norwalk
110 Cedar St., Norwalk '
Noroton, Darlen, Conn.
63 Bayview Ave, South Norwalk
147 Lockwood Ave, New Canaan
25 Monroe St., South Norwalk
7 Burbank St., South Norwaik
38 Benton St., South Norwalk
3 Union Place, Norwulk
53 Ea’sT'Ave, Norwalk‘
Wilton. Conn. ’
Norotou, Barton
23 Plymouth Ave, Norwalk
"' 9 School St., Norwalk
3 Springdaie, Darien
Smith Ridge. New Canaan
Wilton, Conn.
5 Hanford Place. Norwalk
St. Mary's, Fcrndale, Norwalk
27 Camp St., Norwalk
Noroton Heights, Darien '
(31 “‘00de Ave. South Norwaik
Richards Ave... Norwalk
54 North llfiin St., South Norwalk
10 Main St., Norwalk
R. F. 1)., No. 40, West Norwalk.
30 Grove St, New Canaan
30 Woodward Ave, South Norwalk
32 Union Ave. Norwalk
18 Knapp St., Norwalk
Noroton‘lleights, Darien
Wilton. Conn.
16 Snowdcn Place, South Norwalk
1 Franklin Ave, Norwalk
25 Woodward Ave, South Norwalk
19 Cliff St., Norwalk
19 Gregory Blv'd, Norwalk
Wilton, Conn.
Weslport Ave. Norwalk
2 Franklin Ave. Norwalk
lilowayton, Darien .
40 Perry Ave, Norwalk
UlTricn, Conn.
‘Oystor St., Water St., Norwalk
6 Burbank St., Norwalk
3 Hill Rd, Norwalk
Oak St.. New Canaan
New Canaan; Conn.
Logan St., ltowuyton
22 Glover Ave. Norwalk
29,E.ly Ave, South Norwalk
2 Grove St, South Norwulk
Glover Ave, Norwalk
Laura Place, South Not-walk
13.; E. Main St., Norwulk
liaviland St., South Norwalk
No. Taylor Ave, Norwalk
3 Ludlow '81., East Nomnlk
76 Osborn Ave, Norwalk
9 Bayview Ave, Norwulk
,28 Ferris Ave,. Norwalk
207 "Dcnokc Ave, New Canaan ‘
180 Main St., Norwalk
Brook St., New Canaan
South Hantord Place, Not-walk
ll‘erndale, Norwalk, Conn.
103 Lexington Ave. South NorWalk
2 lndlanu Place, South Norwalk
Wilton, Conn.
2 Osborne Ave. E. Norwalk
53 Chestnut St., South Norwalk
65 Main St., Norwalk
12 Spring Hill Ave.. Norwalk .
New Con an. Conn.
Tituynlont St., Durlcn, Conn.
9 Day St.. South Norwnlk
46 Glcnwood Ave" South Norwalk
Norwnlk Hotel. Nor-walk
23 Day St, South Norwalk
1 South Ave, New Canaan.
. Noroton Heights, Durien
30-1 Ely Ave, Scuth Norwalk .
25 Wilton Avon. N'orwnlk
113 Ely Avc.. South Norwalk
11 West Main St., Norwalk
108 Taylor Ave. South Norwulk
10 Cross St., Norwnlk
25 Stuart Ave. Norwalk
New Canaan, Conn. -
10 Spring Hill, Norwalk
9 Railroad Ave.. South'Norwnlk
25 Clinton Ave., Norwalk
101 Washington St., South Norwalk
145 Perry Ave, 'Norwalk
58 Taylor Ave, Nbrwalk
New Canaan, Conn.
9 Woodward Ave. South Norwalk
. 2 St John St., Norwalli
5 Cliff St., Norwalk
Darlen.’ Conn.‘
Forrest St., New Canaan
Darlen, Springdale
12‘ Havilllnd St.,‘Soutll Norwalk
ZS'WashingtOn St., South Norwalk
58 Fairfleld Ave, Norwalk
Glcnbrook, Darien, Conn.
New Cannon, Conn. ‘
.87 Cedar St., South Nor‘wnlk
.75 Lexington Ave. South Norwalk
3 Henry 81.. Norwalk '
9615 South Main‘Stquouth Norwalk
Hotel Bristol, :South Norwulk
Hazel St., Norwalk
10 Meadow St., Norwalk
Railroad Ave.. New Canaan
74 Ely Ave... South Nor-walk
167 South Main St., South Norwulk
.33 it’ardSt" Norwnlk
Richmond. Hill, New ,Canaan
‘i'iowayton, Conn. -
R. 'F. D.,' No. ‘49, West Norwalk
20 Elm St.,- Norwalk ‘
_ 16 Elmwood Ave, Norwalk
52-West Ave, Norwalk. Conn.
Darlen, Conn.
.25 Concord St., Norwalk'
’ New Canaan. Conn,
Stamford Boat, Water St. ..
6 Austin St., South Nor-we]
”Darlen, Conn. .
East Ave, New Canaan
Wilton. Conn.
41 Day St.,-~South-Norwalk
Locusb St., New Canaan _
190 Park Ave.,lNew Canaan
110 Main St., Norwalk'
{belonging to Morelll & Carbonc. The
- Lexington avenue.
1 m 9'03“ P- "Mo.
$3.50 andgp
Bathing Belts, 60¢
Bathing Caps, 50¢: ‘ ;
New Fall Woolcns have arrived
Suits $35.00 and better
85 Washington Street
W
2......“ ——.z
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast ior Norwalk and vicinity:
Fttil' tonight and Saturday. Unsettled,
showery weather prevailed this morn-
ing in the eastern portion of the Lake
region and along the coast from Vir-
ginia to Maine. Showers were also re-
ported from the southern districts.
Several places reported more than an
inch of min during the last twenty
four hours. A long ridge of high pres-
.sure extending from Colorado north-
eastward to Upper Michigan is produc-
Iiug pleasant weather in the western
idistricts. The temperature continues
lobout normal cast of the Rocky Moun~
rains.
r ,- . ‘
;Cliy News
l
All Norwalk boy scout troops will
meet tonight.
Dcputy Sheriff Edward Doulcns is
in Stamford today on business.
ire Lockwood, of this city, is in
Yonkers, N. Y., on business today.
w
& Keyser, is back from a three weeks‘
vocation ltt Minoola, L. 1., where he
spent much 014 his time looking over
the flying machines, the blrdmen and
the hangars there.
The regular weekly dance was held
at the Knob Club last‘nlxht.
Jheld this evening, in the hall in Main
.1191 this evening, in the hall in Main
street
er's shoe store.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. 11..
will meet tonight in the headquarters
in the Town Assembly Hall building,
ill \Vllll street. ' .
—Caps. Cups. O‘Brien.
I In attempting to back his machine
out of a line of automobiles in Wall
street. this morning. Frednrick Lom-
son smashed into a Ford delivery car
l
headlights on the Ford were brokEn.
——Stra\vs as cheap as .-.-.. O'Brien.
William H. McMahon has been
awarded the contract to make the
changes at the Sum Norwalk Club
building. The increased business at
the local post ofilce “has called for
larger quarters. '
A horse belonging to the Jones &
Hotchkiss plumbing company‘oi‘. Willi
street, fellylown in the car tracks at
the corner 01 High and Wall streets
this mornln
a ‘tew moments. The animal regain.
cd his feet with but llttle.difliculty.
7,8
William Mlller,-chairman of the Re-
,publlcefn city committee, has called a
imeetlng ot the committee at the City
'. Court room, City Hall, for Tuesday ev-
ening next.
holding the caucuses and convention
will be determined.
A phone call came intopolice head.
quarters at 11:15 last evening that
there was a dead man in front of 90
Howard Keyser, of the firm St. John
A regular weekly meeting of Cocke-
——All summer goods reduced K4391-
nd blocked traffic for.
V“.
‘ .orii’Wante
We will pay you the highest
market paces for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. ‘Get in
[motion from us before selling to
anyone.
L. 3E FFRON
3 Iowan St. 'llast‘lorwalk.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906.
BeeeronéWine
Tonic, Itimulsnt and Appetizer
1.3. H. mm
'W.
A 1,or2“.l'on‘
Barker Motor “upon
three or four years old is in better
condition for service ‘nowahan all!
lMotor Truck of equal capacity
lrating obld about the same time.
i run BARKER rec-rosy
f.-._..,.._____ ___ _ _ ... h .2
!AN'NUAL SUMMER CLEAR-
i ANCE SALE or MEN’S
; BACK SUITE
$18.00 Summer Suits ..... .... $14.85
{$15.00 Sumner Suits . ......... $11.85
$12.60 Sur—tmer Suits ......... $10.85
Large assortment of Fabrics and
Models to choose from.
! CopynghtClomingflo.
6 N. Main It. So. Not-wail:
THE new SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHlROPRACTlO
Chiropractic is the deflnitl n of libs
:suso oi the disease and t art 0!
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by c. wrench, twist or-sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
tt cradles pinched nerves and pain in
inter litein the different organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and pain, health is restored
‘through harmonizing the nerve» sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
givenlspocial attention; also curvature
at the spine! You will never'resmt
giving the .(lhlrpractor a chance in
help you.
~ Magnetic treatmentsglven also.
T..;FRANCIS.1).’C.
Graduate from Palmer School.
W
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REED {r VOEK l -
WEALCO.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL i831)?
Zlnrthefi'own
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—5080. Main St. ‘
So. :Norwalk, Music Hall'Blk.
STORES 1
ANY llMID
“Baught for" Cash
Address Drool" lei-Sentinel
Big Mail0rdccllusiucss
WR=SALE¢BT
Public 'Auction
.11: order to settle the estate of the
late Daniel '1‘. Murphy. who conduct
ed aprosperous mail order business
At thetatlme the date tori (approximately $100,000 annually), ad-
vertising under the. name of The
Murphy Manufacturing .Companyfl'l‘ho *
Royal Novelty Company, The Royal
Iicok Company The Royal Publishing
Co..‘Th-3 Japan Seed 00., and the'New .
England Publishing (30., the mallar-
der business includingprintingpre‘ssbn .
paper cutters, folders, :binders (all:
Before officers
could reach the place, however, arr.
other phone call came in’ that the'
"dead" man had come toll-19, . and he‘d ;
wandered away. Who he was or who'
the :call camo‘from could not be learn-
edl '
.rllegaolhamco.
‘ intent-«robs
FElveuihiluu‘raints
.9505. Winffflaper
run by power) large stock of print:
paper; thousands of books and quan-
tities of toys and novelties, catalogues
34 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
a
{r
x
c
. who;
and gencrulmoil order supplies.vwlll
be sold-by Public, Auction, (it not
otherwise. disposed of xprlvately),-on '
Saturday. August. 18, at 2 p. m. on
the premises, rt-oithe highestibidder."
The real estate maybe purchased.
For particulars-address ;
ALFRED GOLDSCHMIDT.
_RALPH G. MACY.
or“ W. H. GUTHJRIE,
TIRE
Administrators. , j "
Auctioneer-.- ,
Norwalk Chronicler