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¥ WANTED.
" WANTED—TO RENT FROM sum;
Do five or six rooms and bath, shingle‘
Jmuve. preferred, near school, and trot-l
Ste} ") South Norwalk. Address G. S. 0..'
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO
"work in butcher market. Must be able
to deliver orders on a bicycle. Good
salary to start with. Apply llolly‘s
Market. llarien, Conn. 0.28 St
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ON A FARM
WANTED—«BOARD
until October first, for a boy eleven
yea-'5 old, Parties mUst be reliable.
Plenty of milk and fresh vegetables
acquired. State terms. AddreSs 1‘2. 3.
General Delivery, South Norwalk.
WANTEDwOLI‘) FALSI. TEETH.
'll.':‘ ILLI‘UI‘ it broken. I pay $2 to $15
per set, Send by parcel post and re-
ceive check by return mail. 1.. Mullen.
2007 S. Fifth street. 1“ Pa.
WANTED—A FlREMAh, SOBI’CR
and stcady,“to take care of 50 horse
power boiler. Must have references.
Address "ll,” care of Sciitinel.
WANTED—TINNERS AND SHEET
iron workers. Apply at C. W. Pencil,
10 ilaviland street, South Noi‘walk.
WANTED—DRE
alteration hands.
‘ply The Paris Cloak & Suit House,
South Main street, South Norwalk.
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WANT 1
WANTED —- SIIIRTMAKERS. PAY?
while learning.
WAN'] ED—GlRL FOR, GENERAL
office work. §
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‘Cltiell, Peabody
8100.. Inc.
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LOST.
LOST—~A'GRAY KITTEI’ SUNDAY:
murmur-r. Finder please return to «Hi
Flax Hill Road. lie-ward if returned.
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WAR INSURANCE eiLL }
MAY BE PUT OVER
WASHINGTON, n. 0., Aug. zit—Jinn:l
“war insurance bill, to instii‘gtlic lives
of all the United States soldiers and
sailors in the war. and to provide main-
tenance for their. dependents may be
put over by the Senate and House tin?
til the December session if it. appears
thcrc will be nuich opposition to it and
its consideration will cause and con3
sidcrablc delay in the. adjournment of.
Congress. ‘ !
This was the conclusion reached yes-
terday by Congressman Augustine
Elioiicrcun of Connecticut, who talked
fltc matter. over with several of the
leaders in the Senate and House upon
his return here frOm the state.
It is the plan of the administration
and leaders of Congress to pass the
war insurainicc bill just as soon as pos~
sible atfer it, is reported in from the
committee.
to adjourn Congress between Septem-
ber 15 and October 1, the \var insurV
nitration bill will be laid aside until De-
cember if it appears that thc Opposi-
tion to it Will be sufficient to delay the
plans for adjournment.
The commerce committee of the
House expects to have the bill ready
for consideration before the cud-of
. this week.
KHAKI TESTAMENTS
FOR U. S. SOLDIERS
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-—An order for
one million khaki pocket Testaments
for American soldiers and sailors has
been placed by the national war work
council of the_Y. M. C. A., with the
American Bible Society, it was an-
nounced today.
Wood of the Bible Society, said the
books- would be furnished without cast.
and the money for printing them will
' be raised bv popular subscription un—
der a special fund for soldiers and
sailors. ' ‘ -
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F e—Advertise in m Sentinel
.lctiou in said district at least five days
,‘ lll‘f()l“(‘ said 5th dnv of September, 10H.
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Business and Professional
In this page, Twenty-Five Word- or
Less, 25c. Three Timon, so. I week
Inn. Blackfeet «Capo Mic Price.
n to} a. sac.
Miscellaneous Ads.
roman. ‘ 3
FOR SALE.
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS AND
bath, tivo attic rooms. Call '1 Valley
Place. Phone 1070. aZS 3t
TO LET—5 uoous WITH ALL 111-.
provements at 32 Taylor att‘nue. ln-‘
quire at United Grocery Co. t
T0 LET—I—ti ROOMS .No. 5 Burrs“
Court. 1 rooms 3 Talmadge I’lacc,l
S. Chlariolt, ~13 Chestnut street. iii? 3!?
TO LET—TWO VERY PLEASA.‘\'T,l
room, steam heated, hot water fur!
nished apartments also one very plea-
sant five room apartment, all im-
provements with furnace. Adults. 05.
terbanks, 1 North avenue, Norwalk.
327 3t
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TO LET—3 ROOMS ON FIRST
floor. Set tubs, electric lights. Call
eveigr‘, 48 Fitch street, mast Nor-
walk.
TO LET—41011817: 8 CRESCENT
Terrace from September 1. Present
tenants will show rooms. Mrs. F. S.‘
walk."
and it? Chapel street, Norwalk. Iii-l
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
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FOUND—l4 roo'r GREEN AND
whito row bout otit side of light. H.
Nelson, ltownyton, a25 3t
NOTICE
District of Norwalk, s3. Probate
't‘otlrt, August 27. A. 1)., 191..
Estate of Alfred S. Crockett, late of
Norvvtalk. in said district. dcccascd.
Ordered that, thc exccittrix exhibit
her administration account to this
court for adjustment. at tho Probate of-
fice in Norwalk. on the 5th day of S'ép-
tenihci', 19l7, at It o'clock, forenoon;
and that all persons interested in said
cstcte may be notified thereof, the ex-
cciit"i.\: will cause this order to be pith-
lished in a newspaper huvlni: a circu-
llENllY \\'. GREGORY.
Judge
Fates-r FRE'ED'r'RoM CHAREGE'-
’ NHIW HAVEN, Aug, 23:.Rcv, Edgar
Sicraropinskl, a Polish preacher who.
had come from the middle west to'
Wullinizford, and was arrested a few"
days ago by order of the linitctl-Statcsl'
dis'trlct, attoiney's office charged with‘
having enticed a young girl frnni her"
home, was freed in the United States
court: today, by reason of luck of evi-
‘dence to support the allegation. The
girl who had been housekeeper for
five. Weeks said the priest had be“
frientied he", and had sent her money
to come east. to escape homo troubles:
and the mnnly so advanced was to be,
taken from ‘ier wanes.
car. .With a 1915 engine and a
. tires
street. House on llanford’Place. House.
on Elizabeth street, House on Putnam
avenue, Wanted houses to sell or rent. shop on Saturday ,
Rooms to let. Rents collected. Deckch announcement will help to bring 0th]
Agency,
walk, Conn.
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FOR SALE—~11 FORD TOURING
1917
body. ll, 0. Stevens, 24 Neptune sh,
ilarbor View Beach.
FOR SALE—OAKLAND TOURING
cor. Self "starter, eTeEt'ric lights, glint
and in first class condition.
Price reasonable. Apply John E. Jones,
505 Main street, Nut-walk. a2! 3t
FOR sA-LE—noush ON CEDAR
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_ llanford Place, south Nor-I
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FOR SALE—~TWO NEWLY RENO-:1
rated houses with iniprovement‘SCSev I
eral barns on premises and 15 acresllt‘lminmm‘
of good farming land at (.‘onn. turn
Spike, Mrs. it. Tarlov, it; Grove. street l
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FOR SALE—~FAltiILY HOUSE;
with one-half acre or land on Weat‘
.Lyon, 126 Flax Hill Road, South Nor-g A’Orwalk Road near Connecticut Turn»
tplke. Must be cold at once to clone, Riordan handed out a ten dollar cash?
iestnte. Small amount. of cash rennin; autism-l
TO LET—STORE 207 WASHING-fem balance on mortgage.
gton street East Norwnlk. ApartmentsK90“.h 8‘ Candee, Attys. Unlted'Bank
SSMAKERS ANI);209 Washington street, East Norwalkl building. Tel- 535%
Inquire]
BUY K HOMEWNfioW—lfiofiii'tfifiwnltI
until prices advance then be sorry.
INSURE NOW—«Home and furni-
ture, don't wait until a fire starts,
then say why didn’t I?\
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.‘
’busffiussnfiiéu.
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
special hand made leaders. and gutters
which give lasting service-Try and
Plumbing, heating,
slitto roofing, lawn mowers sharpened!
Henry A. Hegelcin. 56 aWter street.t
Tel. 473-3.
RELIABLE DEALING
In rags, Iron and metal is our method
We btty and sell everything second!
hand, a. large stock of second banal
goods always on hand. We pay as}
good as the next man and treat you;
better, ,Get a square deal. Philip 1’.
lialioncy, 52 Van Zant street. Tole-
phone 1182-5.
PAINTING ”3—” ‘rsrnit'iita » "H t
decorating, painter’s euptfics
paper. unite-date styles. Ina-t ut putt ~.l
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial 01‘»!-
ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
STATE POLICEMAN RESIGNS
HARTFORD. Aug. 28.—At n meet-
ing of the state police commission .in
the capitol today. the resignation of.
Theodore F. Downing as lieutenant of;
state police was accepted. ,
Serucant .
'Itobcrt W. llridceman was appointed!
his sttcccsspi'. ‘
ADDITION To STATE SANITARIUM:
HARTFORD, Aunt. 28.—At a meeting
Lawn-nun... ....... 44;—
Govunaon
AND STAFF AND
STATE DRAFT BOARD
WILL ATTEND CERE-
MONIES IN THIS CITY
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The committee requests that every
house in the line of march be decor-
ated with flags and hunting.
Don‘t wait until the last moment to
do this work, but begin not later than
Thursday to put up your decorations.
Think of what other cities in the
country are doing for their rookies
and their governor, and don't let Nor‘
walk fall into the “piker” class. ‘
The committee also requests that
all 'shops and factories close on Sat-
urday afternoon. Remember, Mr.
Employer, that among your employcs
there are the fathers, mothers, SIS“:
.mmau..."
PM}! HENRI"
Mnammrsomv IN WALL STREET.
' l'w Li s H ‘ A” s
. A . racer, N00n.-—U. .
The mtg: 31:13:: 09: Abbo‘t {Steel’s gradual advance of a point
- ".with at in - 'n' a in-
wife of Joseph Abbott, occurred sud g “5 ° ° 2 pm“ 5 m 0 m
'ldustrials, shippings and oils checked
denly at her home in Mint Brook sat‘ithe early decline, but the list fell
urday evening. “’5' Abbott suffered iback again when automobile issues do
stroke about two weeks ago, and hadl
tveloped increased heaviness and ru-
been in poor health ever since. Whilet bles fell to :i new minimum. Studebak-
eatlng supper Saturday night she sud-l er reacted 3 H points to the low price
denly complained of a pain about bet-10f 4g 3.4 and General Motors lost 2
heart. Her husband. who was in the points. Bethlehem Steel hardened on
barn, was summoned at once but 5h8,annonncemettt of the new financing.
expired before he reached her. She‘deing dwindled steadily in the course
was in her 58th year. ’Of the forenoon.
She was born in Ridgebury and had ———
lived in that district nearly all of her” WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—Rails,
life. She was 0 member of the Baptist ‘ shippines, equipments and active spec-
church and always took an active
terest in the church work when her opening of 10(33va trading. Pressure
health allowed h” to do 5°- lagainst metals was more pronounced,
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i“ ialties were fractionally lower at the-
iers, brothers and sweethearts of the ‘ . . ‘
boys of the National Army Comm—g Her sudden death Will be much 1°“Anaconda Copper mm“ a point.
gent to whom your city is 50mg 10 ‘30 gretted by her many friends and ac‘tSteels, motors and utilities also yield
honor. quamtances to whom she had endear-
I Mr.
"1l‘lher, evidently understands the flue
‘ art of financing an affair of this kind,
You owe. it as a duty to these peo
pie to allow them to take part in;
the demonstration to their dear mu
who are. about to leave .them. So,
please begin to announce in the press
the fact that you are going to close
afternoon. and your'
ers in line. _ |
M. J. Riordan has again com-e tutu:
ward and has offered to ”It up iln.
reviewing stand and prepare the en
closure for the singers.
When Chairman Millard, of the on:
committee, approached.
he began ‘with an.
apology which was cut short by the}
statement “You don't have to apolo:
uizc, what do you want me to do? 1
lie was told, and Mi. ltiordan agrccdi
at once to do all the work and furn-~
ish all the material without charge;
and then when he got done with that
Millurd's breath received it jar when.-
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Riordan
ption to the «entertaininciii!
fund. The Spirit of '76 is still vvithk
us. .
Chairman (lailalier seems to have;
had more than his share of good fort
tune in getting the right men in the“
right places to we this great deni-
onutratlon through. for instance, here
is the finance committeezm 2
F. 1.. Luinson, chairman". LOP-rand.l
llayinoud, Seymour titirtis, Fred bills.
M. N. Maychoff, Charles Iloyt, “’11-;
fred llodwcll,‘ Fletch?!‘ ll. Montgom-
ery, William Miller, .luduc Tammany,
George H. Voahurgb, Lester Hyatt.
We do not believe, that a stronger
I’mamc coiinnltt?c could possibly have
been fouridncvery man is a stab-and
Chairman hamson. who not them to-
bccause the mere announcing of such
a committee at once spells success.
Chairman bumson wishes to un-
nouncc that the short time which his
committee has to work will prevent
a numeral canvass for funds and he
urgently requests all patriotic citizens
to send their contributions to him,
to any member of the committee, to
any bank, or to the treasurer, George
Raymond, at tlr? Central National
Bank.
All affair of this kind cannot be run
without money. and as this is the only
chance that you are going to have
to do something for files» boys of
your own town, come forward of
your own violation and help out ac-
cording to your means. even though
the commlitre cannot come to you in
person. *le sure to give your name
with youi shbscription, its all funds
,will be uckuOchdgcd In the press
from day to day. ~
Six hundred cigars have been do
mated by the following mani'ifacturcrs,
and the committee extends its appre-
ciation:—-
llermtrd
J. Reynolds. James 1’.
Shechau, John Oldcnschiager, The
Old Well Cigar Co.
The C. S. Trowbridgt? Box Com-
pany is making up souvenir boxes
to contain these cigars which will bc‘
suitably decorated for the occasion.
These boxes are a gift ,of thc 'l‘row-
bridge Company and will be a great
addition to the banquet.
A piano has been loaned to Chair-
man Millard for use .at the banquet
by the Studwell Piano Company, and
this lilac is much appreciated.
The reason we don't give you more
'lield today the state tuberculosis com- now is because the. paper is goingjto
,sion decided on the plans at the new. press, but we have enough additional
3reformntory at the state sanituriuin at? information i“ 01” hands ‘0 fl“ this
‘Sheldcn for which the general nsscm-i “139.353.5311°§lif§.éi§§“ We
bly madeqaln appropriation at the last i want all business to shut down Sat,-
. . .cssion. to a . r . ,, . .. . _ .. ‘. .
zaiurk man, Louis Spedola, was dlS'v E p m p oylde for an qd 1““? afternoon, and we want 6‘?”
l ‘_ l n ii iii ., ill be‘take‘n'di'mn of sixty beds to the institution. man, woman and child to learn the
Ola-tile! .n " 9" c..scs W - The commission also considered the first verse of the "Star Spangled Ban-
Counsel claimed that the priest was
nbsolutelv blameless.
Several cases came up wherein the
‘mcn were charged with selling liquor
-to soldiers at military camps. A Nod-l
But. as it is now the hope‘
President James ‘
UD lflthY‘. ncr." and we want all {7.5 rookies and
.all officers of the National Guard.
.llome Guard, and Spanish War Veter-
iaus to report to the armory at eight
o‘clock tonight, sharp.
SHOIRT CHANGE ARTIST IN STAM-t
FORD
The “fiim-flam" game of confusing at
person while change is being made was4
tried by some strangers with success:
in the fruit store owned by Silvio Pa-i
‘ganetti in, Main street, Stamford, Sat-i.
“"1““ ”is Sim” was in chargewhen I English Derby for 1019 has closed,'feature of which is that holders of old:
and new common stock will have the .
a man approached with, a ten‘dollnri
bill, offered after a small purchase..t
1 She discovered after he had gone, that.
l she was five dollars short by the trans-
;action. Later sltcfound none dollar
bill on the. floor, which made the loss
‘four dollars.
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‘ WANT INSUANCE FOR SOLDIERS .
HARTFORD. Con., Aug. 28.—-The
Connecticut Women’s committee of
fthc national council of defense has
sent a circular to the members of the
’cxéoutive committee and the heads of '
'the .various sub-departments asking]
them to get as many people as possi-
matter of an addition to the institution
at Sorwich. There is at present a
waiting list. of 110 which the commis-
sion was unable to accommodate in
the instituions.
234 COLTS ENTER 2FOR
1919 ENGLISH’ DERBY
LONDON. Aug. 28,—The famous'
with the large number of 234 entries,
including thirteen made in New York.
His Malesty.King George subscribed
with three colts by Bayardo, The Te-
tracli and Piét‘o‘n, respectively. The
Oaks has obtained 193 entries, includ-
ing eight. made in New York. Four fil-
lies are nominated by King George. by
St. Dennis, Sunder. Polymeus and V8-
lens, respectively,
BRISTOL, Aug. 28.——J0hn Schultz.
. killed himself by shooting, at his home.
in Laurel street today. The police
say the not followed a quarrel between
him and his wife, during which the lat-
‘ble to write the senators and congress-
. men; from this state asking them to
voter for the Simmons-Alexander p bill
relnt in; to government insurance to
'ter said, site intended‘to call the‘ pol-
ltce. Silil'iltuls said to have replied
,‘tbnttllfilpéll’oe would not find him
BETHLEHEM STEEL FINANCING.
NEW YORK, Aug} 28.——Bethlehcm
Steel Corporation‘s new financial plan
was announced here today. the chief
right to subscribe at par to $30,000,-
iferred stock. The shares will be con-
vertible into common stock, class ll, at.
$115 a share. I
The new issue has been underwrib
ten by a banking syndicate. 'The plan
,stockholders' special meeting Septem-
ber 14. ‘
000 of eight percent, cumulative pre- .
lwill be presented for ratification at a .
‘ed slightly, but soon rallied irregularly.
ed herself. She is survived by her kills-Dealings were on a very light scale,
band and 0119 51.51”: Miss 5‘15“ A. with the usual short covering of tho
Rowan of Norwaik.‘ The. funeral was stocks in which support was shown.
held at her late home this afternoon at‘
two o’clock.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. iii—Active
.__...~ selling set in after midday, the move-
Mrs. Louisa Wood. :inent being mainly directed against in-
Mrs. Louise Wood widow of Captnia‘dustrials. corners and Speculative 18—
Enoch Wood and daughter of the latoi sues. Reactions ranged from 1 l0 4
Lorenzo n. and Fluetta L. Wheeler. of points and efiaced all gains of the
South Norwalk. died Sunday. Aurustlmoming. Motors also added to early
26, at the home of her daughter, sir-1.1105565.
Russell in New Haven. She is Sill"!
'vived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles
II. Loomis and Mrs. Henry W. llussel‘h
both of New Haven, and one sistxr,
Mrs. Robert M. Hoyt of this city. To
neral services were held this afternoon
in New Haven, and interment will be.
in the Norwalk cemetery, at 4 p. m.
John Edward Duffy
John Edward Duffy. 9 months old
son of Mr, and Mrs. John Duff'v. pass»
ed aan yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mr. Duffy's sister, Mrs. Frank
Reinhardt, of ti Summer street. Nor-
walk. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy nreliving
in Washington, D. 0., and came on
with their son to spend afinonth with NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
Mr. Duffcy's folks. Funeral will be
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held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o‘clock; 9:
15, 10:03:, 10:06, 10:50x. ~
interment in St. Mary's cemetery, Nor“ P. M.—-—12.03x, 12:451. 1:06. 1:091
walk.
N. Ya: N. H. 66 H. TIME TABLE
In Effect June 10, 1917
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.——1:39x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 6:08
6:57x, 7:181, 7:40, 7:55x, 8:21): 8:46:
(Mondays only 8250):, 9:24 (excep
Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x, 102521: 4
P. lli.—-12:03..12:52 (Stamford only:
41:09x, 1:381, 3:02x, 3:29, 4232):, 5:27:
5:46, 6:02x, 6:26x, 6:47 Stamford on
ly) 7:02x, 8:06, 9:20x, (excep‘
Saturdays) 9:58x, 10:07x.
Sundays
A. M.—12:25x, 13:35:, 5:49x, 8:5!
9:19x, 10:33:. ‘
P. M.-——12:03, 1:09x. 2:44x, 3:121
4:32x, 5:46. 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:451
7:57x, 8:061, 9:58x, 10:07x. 10:40
'(lat. only. 2:181. 2:57, 3:30x, 3:53
-4:13x, (except Saturdays) 4:23, 513:
“5:29, 6:00x. 6:03x, 8:10x,, 9:28
Mrs, Jouphlne E. Kennedy allzlbx, 12:00:.s
. : . un
[33,”; .llosephinc Egan Kennedy died1 . lib—6:00, 8‘03:
. 1; it, at. hit home, 41 \\ est me lunch, 1.0:60x.
nuc, aftcra short illness. The deccns-l p_ ”-12.”. 120k. 2:00x, 3:351
ed was about 30 years of use. and is 5:02. 5:251, 0:00x. 7:10x, 8:10x, 9:001
survived by her mother and husband. 10:00)“ ”3511. 121001.
and front St. Mary's Church at nine SOUTH NOSXIE‘NK TO NEW
will bf‘ held from St. Mary's Clmt'rh- A. ,M.-12:26x. 1:13x. 5:37. 6:01
Thursday morning at 10 o'cltlElt.jlftlt‘f- 7:139:19, 10:22x, llzllx. 11:58x.
meal will be in St. aMry's cemetery. '
9:00x, 9:21)
P. M.——l:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only) 2:34 (Bridgeport on
Funeral of Michael Manning ‘ iii-l 5:132:21); giltfikasrggggdg???
The fllllPl‘rll of Michael Itianntnt! Wt" 5:13: 5:21, 5251, 720éX,. 7.32 (Bridge
to held Wednesday morning at 8:30 port only) 9:25, 11:08.
from the late home, i: Chapel street Sundays
and from‘St. aMry's church at nine A- “—1212“. 1213!.
o'clock. Interment will be in St. 10P19'hf1—1—‘2121023581‘1‘x, 4:42)“
Muir's cemetery. 6:48, 7:08x, 8:33, 9:25x,
-—-——~ 11:16x (Bridgeport only).
Funeral of James Grace NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-
Thc funeral othmvs Grace will be ‘ WALK
7:43, 9le
6:33:
10:10!
. .—12:25x, 4:35x, 1:53x, 6:80
held Thursday morning at 8:30 from 61:510. 1:105, 8:30, 9:4”. 11:00.
the into home 11 Plymouth avenue. P. ”’12.”, 2:13x, 3,403,. 42%
and nine o'clock from St. Mary's 5:13;, 5:32;, 6:37, 6:11x, 3:53
Church. Interment will be in St. 9:181.
. . Sundays
“ms“me‘e’" A. M.—4:35x, 4:53x, 7:55, 3:30:
.MM
9:41x. 11:00.
P. M.——12:17x, 1:55x, 2:23, 3:40;
4:35, 6:13x. 6:11x, 7:05x, 8:53, 0:18:
9:35. 11:30:.
South Norwalk to Danbury
CITY MAY OPERATE SUBWAY
NEW YORK. Aug. 28.——Annulment
of the contract of the lntcrboruc'b Rall- A. M.—6:I3, 8:27, 9:5“.
id Trcnsit Company with the City for P. M.—1:27. 1.5“. 2.43 (Saturday
the operation of the subway was suu-gonlv) 4:39x, 6:27, (Except Saturdays)
gested bv Mayor thchell today in al8225.
lctcr to the public service commission
in the event of a repetition of the Ho.
up of the subway of last Saturday Danbury to 2south Norwnnllk d
- t m , -, - -u . A M.—‘—6:00. 7: 5‘ 7:5nx. on am
through fa hit or the compiny to s p lonlv) 8:35 (except. Monday), 10:05:
ply sufficient coal for its power house..- 3
The mayor pointed out that the city, P. “4:331. 7.07. 8:36:. (exow
could operate the, subway itself. isaturaayg),
l. Sunday:
1 A u.——7:sos. .
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Sunday:
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P. M.—-2:l§, 7:20.
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
AUGUST SALE “
Furnitute and House Furnishings
.That means a saving, to you of from 10 '
to 30pm cent. on every dollar spent, at
root‘store during this, sale. Goods pur-
.cliasedwnow will beheld for’future deliv;
‘ery’ _ _
ADVANCE covalent-on ARMY
commie-rs.
’d partition ts‘consldeflni skins sun
alive H wen upstairs and-usednrop en ”a.
WASHINGTON. :Aug. 25.-—Advnnce,‘
payments for supplies for the army
and navy. as yet undelivered have been .
asked by contractors, and the treasury,
A.l.CtLl.lNS&CO.
B'I'EAMER “STIRLING”
. WM'F. HOYT, Captain.
May be hired for private sailing a:
fishing parties until October 15th. “—
ceptional opportunity for real pleas:-
nre. Terms moderate._For particulars;
ggiiuire of Captain Hoyt, or pin.
.
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‘Iron W anted
We will pay you the high-t
market prices for scrap iron and
metal in large quantities. Get it
formation from us before selling»
anyone. '
.L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St. East Romans.
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1905.
Beef,lron&Wiiie
Ionic, Stimulant and Appetiln
l'. H. BAXTER
”uruuist
./
i A 1 or 2 Ton
Barker Motor Wago-
tthree or four years old" is in both!
condition for service now than an
lMotor Truck 01’ equal capacity
rating sold about the same hum.
‘ run BARKER FACTORY
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:ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR?
ANGE SALE OF MEN'S
SACK SUITS
$18.00 Sucmer Suits $14”
$15.00 Survtner Suits $11.“
$12.50 Summer Suits 813.‘
Large assortment of Fabric: Ill
Models to choose from.
‘,
CopyrightClothingCo.
6 N. Main St. Bo. Norm
-. THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTB
Chiropractic is the definitl n of in
:ause of the disease and art ‘
idjusting the same. Disease is can“
back. Even if done in childhoofl
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life In the different organs uni
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
Ilseasc and pain, health is restored
.tbrough harmonizing the nerve sys-
[tems in your body. Female troublul
of the spinal You will never regret
giving the Ghirprnctor a chance HI
telp you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. I). C.
#4 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn
Graduate from Palmer School.
REED & vouc
EIE'Cl‘RlCAI. co-
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town _
\ AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 30. Main St.
80. Nor-walk, Music Hall Blk.
STdRfisi
um mm
Bought for Cash
godliness ll", cit- e Sentinel
‘Everyibing’ in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. Ill.
Saturday
‘ 10 First Street
East Norwalli
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tin ._ 1
given special attention; also curvatur. .
The Gorham Co: 5‘
DE co RA TOrR‘S.
insuaafiff.
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