_ ’ ' within!) .
WANTED-«WORK WITH DRESS
maker or would take a position in a
small tsmily to do light housework.
Address .11. 1.... care Sentinel
Union Place, Norwslk.
01' 4
01 3t
WANTEMOMPETENT GENER-
nl houseworker in small family. Ap-
ply Mrs." William Lauder. 37 France ..
St, Norwulk. oi. tit
WANTEDwINTELLIGENT YOUTH
.. about 18 years old, must furnish rei-
~. erence. Cluett, Peabody and Co.
01 3t
WANTED-BOY WANTED. APPLY
J. Mint: and 00., 92 Washington
street.‘ s30 ti
WANTED—SIX DRIVERS .AND
tour laborers. Permahent jobs. Ap
ply Raymond Bros. ‘ . s28 3t
AGENTS WANTED TO sum THE
Sun Vacuum Cleaner. Operates like
a carpet swaeper. Needed in every
home and ofiice. Quick sales; big
profits. Write at once. A. H Bots-
ford, Thomson Sh, Milford, (legal.
s 6t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY, 25 TO'
30 years, as office assistant. to take
position out of town. Good salary.
board, laundry, etc. Address Assistant,
care Sentinel 524 (it
WANTED—AGENTS EITHER BEX,
,vve have the easiest and best selling
. proposition on the market. Write to-
lday. Campbell Mfg. Co, 94 Hanover St.
St, Bridgeport, Ct. 52: 6t
CLUET‘I‘, PEABODY AND 9.0.
have situations to oi'fer to operators
experienced ‘on steam power ms-
chines. steady work. ' of ti
WANTED—4'0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ills-
tra prices for fat calves. 83 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H.Fried-
mun, Conn. Ave. Tei.1161.
«mm».
LOST
LOST—GLASS ' LOCKET WITH
gold rim, tour pictures within. Suita-
Ihie reward for return to this office.
01 1t
LOST - GOLD . LOCKE'Ii AND
buckle, diamond on one side. initials
M. J. 'i‘ V Picture within Suitable
rewand tax return A Jr Andrews,
care Woolworth and co :30 3t
.. LOST-BANK BOOK BETWEEN
South Norwelk and Broad River.
Finder please return to The Sentinel
office and receive reward. 828 it
"“LOST—A BROWN LEATHER POC-
kethoolt in east bound station at
..10 50 Friday morning, containing mon-
el. keys. gold brooch and card of own-
er. Reward it returned to Mrs. H. S
Mitchell 417 Main St, New Rochelle,
N. Y., or Mrs. S. C. Marshall, 7 lietts
Place s27 3t
-......
.- _....._.
‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR EXCHANGE—REAL lS'I‘AThl.
On account of health, client will ex-
change $16000 equitys in 7 houses,
all rented. in White Plains, N. Y. tor
(We and clenr farm. Address Box 47,
White Plains. N. Y. 327 tit
PROFESSIONAL.
J c COLLINGB. LECTURER' AND
teacher oi vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils tor
concerts. church positions and. teach-
els Miss O M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
St. sill) 1m
WE WILL MAIL YOU .1
for each not 0! old False 'ilesizb
sent us. Highest prices paid .,
for old Gold, 81iver.mold Watch“
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Milli.
Phlin. awaiting and Refining
Established :0 Years.
803 Chestnut 01., Phlladsiphle,
Pennsylvania. »
‘I‘O DENTIQT’B‘.
We will buy your Gold filings.
Gold scraps and Platinum.
.leheei prices paid.
a. “as” ., m.-
”l About the spare deem. .
How often tile -‘
jilelriield County note Bani:
TO LET
‘TO LETMROOMS AT 7 THOMAS.
St, East Norwllllt. "Raymond and
Ambler. Wilton. o13t
To LET—~81}: ROOM HOUSE,
bath, gas, electric ll his- Rent mod
erate. Apply No.7 lln Grove St.
T0 LET-AN EIGHT ‘ROOM
house. No. 6 Putnam Ave. All Im-
pl-o'vemcnts. Apply to John 1“. Mc"
Manon, 56 West Ave. ‘ ” 01‘ 31
To LET—«~20 ROOM HOUSE ON
Elizabeth. street, City of South Nor-
walk. Entirely‘ebuilt, new paper and
paint, new gas fixtures, range and
heater. Suitable for large boarding
house. Inquire Raymond Bros. s30 lit
To LET-«FYRST‘ FLOOR. IM-
.provements Inquire J. White,
Taylor Ave, South Norvvalk. 528 3t
To LET-+7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, Willi
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements. $11. Inquire ‘rR Joselov
sky, East Norwallt, or United Gro~
cery. s28 ti
improvements, Cove street. $15;
rooms. First street, with part bu»
provements, $11. inquire R. Joseiov-
sky, Bast Norwslk. or‘ United Gm-
cery. ’ I26 ti!
TO «LET—APARTMENT 219 WASH—
inston St. Apply 61 South gigolo
s t
To LET—~HOUSE 1N WALL 8'11;
two flats Wilmington St. and three
cheap rents East Norwalk. Inquire
J. W. Mervin, East Norwslk. s24 6t
‘- Podium-r on son eALE-son
easy payment, 6 room house, all im-
provcments.‘ Inquire of C. E. Hogt. if
s 11
TO. LETw-HALF OF DOUBLE
house, seven rooms. all improvements.
inquire W. S. Hartford, East sze.
as it
To LET—47 ROOM APARTMENT
on Raymond stree. Rowaytou; run.
hing water; 310. Address F. H. Hart.
Box 87, Bowayton, Conn. «323 61
To LET—~DENTIS’1‘ OFFICE IN
Lauder building, 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Oct. 1st. inquire oi Frederick‘Laud—
er, Room 9. 314 ii
To LET~HAMILTON AVE... HALF
of twofamlly house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 513 it
5
FOR ALL OCCAGIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Special Rates to Danbury Fair. Tour-
Ing Car and Toni.
Tel. 1350, . .l. VAAST
The New Science
DEFINITION .or‘ CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science. of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a monk, twist or sprain in
"the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the diiferent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through humanism; the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve.-
ture oi’ the spine. You will-never re-
gret vins the Chiropractor a chance
to he 3; you. I.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M Midshipmen Oh, So. Norwaik, coon.
Graduate irom Palmer School. the
discoverer. .
.4.- ” mmr‘
Dmdend mthic’e
. Not-wait. Oahu, Boot, in. 1012.;
At ll inaction e um roots“: ,
id County
«dividend
tl‘ cent:
01 3b”
.ro Lsr-—7 ROOMS WITH ALL .
TAXI TOTHIRE‘
- Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9. at 8 P. M.
cit y.
FOR SALE
ONE WOOOBURY UPRIGH’T’ Pk.
one, was tars, Just like new. 327
Easy terms if preterred. St.elnert Pi-
ano Store. 16 South Msin St, South
Norwallr tilt
"JEWETT" UPHIGHT PiANOy WAS
#375. now $315. Aiitetimelpisno. Easy-
terms Wsrranted like new. Stein-
ert‘s Piano Store. 16 wSunni: Main
Street. ‘ ‘ 01 3t
ONE SQUARE PIANO $2500.10
make room, excellent condition Stein-
crt's Plano Store, .15 South Main Salt
‘ 01
ONE KROEGER UPRCGHT PIANO.
lust. the thing for a beginner, $25 00.
Easy terml. Steluert’s Piano Store.
iii 80th Main St. ' ‘ ' o1 lit
ONE USED "PIANOLL‘N' WAS
5275. 00 new, new $85 00, with 6 rolls
or music. Steinert’s Blane Store, 16
South Main St, South Norwalk, ,Cono.
.. 01 1.
FOR SALEMF‘OUR COWS AND
two horses. W.H Tristreln, Roton
Hill. 01 3t
FOR SALE—~CHBAP, BUGGY, 1N
good condition, rubber tired. Central
Hotel, Monroe St :30 3t
FOR SALE—ABOUSE IN STRAW-
berry Hill, ,seve‘ rooms. Valued at 31',-
700. Offered a a_ great sacrifice it
sold immediately. George Mitchell,
No. 8 Knight St, Norwalk. a1 tf
son SALEé-FANCY camsonnm
privet, three to tour lest 111311.36
perrhundred. William A. Byxbee, 11
Cedar street. . _ . . i323 61
-flwm.~_..
BUSINESS NOTICES
CONKEY’S POULTRY BOOK
means dollars to anyone. Free It you
hrln this adv. to Charles E. Dow.
112‘ ashlngton St. 01 61
.n,‘
A. PITRAS, FURRIER, 15 WEST
Ave, South NorWalk, turs remodeled,
repaired and dyed; ladies‘ and gents’
suits pressed dud repaired, gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices.
MR8. E. F TAYLOR, MILLINER,
18 Madison St, latest fall styles,
trimmed mld untrlmmed. :24, 6t
NOTICE -— PAINTING. PAPER-
clanglng, Decal-stills. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 128. Birth
mates cheerfully given. 322 lm
TURKISH BATHa FOR THE
:reatment ol gout, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
NABH's MODERN GOODYEAR
soul and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
W
m
Newell's Dancing Academy
Arlen Hall, Madison St, 80. Nomlk.
Beginners' Class for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
A thorough course of instruction In
the walls and the latest society
dances Circulars. r
w. GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty 81. Bridgeport. conn.
.1
-
DAVID W. RAYMOND”:
Funeral Director- limbshner
19 No. Main 01.. So. Nomllt
Residence, l Washin it fit.
Telephone at an.
« Telephone in new». 1
” ,Il'a’vinl: unit because some of their
lbomrades had‘ not been taken back.
a
Bates Auto Bus
we...
Dsnhory Fair via N rmlit
., «l “
t
“tic Fungal, awill 1- 1w
auto mum”
erncititin.°P
“Boycott.” 1 gm 'l‘yohoiP - «neurosis
and
and bowelsI an
dosturrh or the stomach"
bsdB Buy Fever for the
m at; low your hot have not onythins or
the ltinil this year.
‘ "1 will answer all letters sent to me,
“king a hintor of my case, i
one nuii'erin t .
’fiworn u " ,- ETTA FLATfi.
Fire years later reports lull wol.) .
Eckmln’ll Alterstive is effective in ron- ‘
chills, fisthlns. :ayH r; 'I‘hroa do“
Lung ro libido, and in up'bulidiuu the-
”tom. Does not contain circus, opiutle.
or. hrhltdormiogm drugs. . rlm
L don t0 grwllfiidelofi‘ iv: t‘1, to Itckm'a‘n '
aoreo , o 11.. armors res .
«see. For sale by all leading drnsfaim
billiard Pharmacy and Stillson Pom
ell corporation, South Norwalh.
r-
mun-whats».
Wm...
industrial ”Workereof'lile World
assumed, Their ‘i’lllploymsnl
loony in the hills
IIINY illiiililllilii _
Hill lllJllLilil PROPER"
Many Bandagelllieawds, and Hands
in the (grown arson: 7
LAWRENCEMass" Oct. 1.-’1‘he
strike of 24 hours declared by the In-
dustrial Worhe’rs oi the World em-
limited in the textile-mills or this 1city.
as a protelt against the imprisonhlr ,
of litter and Giovannltti, ended today.
ed to work The return of the work
era was generally free from disorder,
although some minor disturbances
1‘9 a were reported.
A crowd collected outside the dates
ot the Arlington mill and the police
used their clubs freely in clearing the
street.
Not all of the returning operatives
were given work. At many or the
mills employee were turned away be-
cause there was no work tor their de-
partments at the present time. Others
were discharged because they were oi.
leged to have destroyed or injured mill
property, during the strike. ‘ A number
at boys were refused work at the hirer-
ett mill because, it was claimed, they
”had intimidated a” watchman at” the
plant. Many members or the induce
. trial Workers at the World employed
in the Wood mill or the Amegioon
Woolen Company, leit their machines
‘ when they learned that one or their
number had been refused employment'
in a so a. m. It was said that 2,000 op-
.erativau Were idle in the rarities mills
either having been refused work or
More than an hour before the time for ’ . L ,
starting the machinery the vsnruard .
oi the operatives passed out of the ten
sirloin district. towards the factories.
try 6 other. thousands were travel»
Dally beginning Wednfldly,8 Oohil,
leaves Dal-ion Town Ballot ill. ill.
“11' Mat »
including; admission.“ it possible all
names in advance.
WWW
Twelve years with thaw
era in the country and three mm at“
Institute at liturgical Art. New York
WILL OFEN A 8' :13
‘ in: the business section or the city.
its» root. the scene or yesterdax'i
flotilla, was quiet. ” .
Miler tsunami mm. no hands it
the crowd bore witness to the Pitt to
«sun it"
”Miss Ethel M.” Gibbs"
heir possess" in the disillu-
be past few dsys'. '
of
patrolled’tbs mill dist?!
‘ , lug stitch.
3;. W ‘0!
limit! Neel of the Muss sooth: it; till
ithe‘r‘ on old. napkin or d piece at
amenitithat his had some wear, and
rat al ”Millie match the pattern.
trod apply the patch, out sway ell
‘1 Worn partsvsnd shape the hole into a
square ol- oblong, then out the patch
so it will exactly lit the hole and use
line drawing stitches, which should
also be very close. says the Pittsburgh
Post.
The drawing stitch is so called be.
cause the two edges, that of the patch
and material are drawn together and
held in piece (by it It can best be do
scribed as a fine stitch in the patch .
and a fine stitch in the material. l'rheso
stitches should be vertical and as they
alternate you can readily see how
they would draw the patch: and mater-
lei tenether and hold them in place. it
the slanting drawing stitch is easier it
.. candle used, but for" a patch at this .
”' ‘ .sort” the vertical stitch would be best.
Unless the quality or the linen is
. very tins and close, a few darning stit-
ones should be 'ilsed when inserting
the patch before beginning the draw-
“——
Lobster Outlets. ~
A simple dish of lobster outlets for
y' instance. though not a new discovery
‘ may be most appetlllins. And alter one
has servedlobste‘r in its various other, '
terms of broiled and boiled and cream‘
ed it will seem unite a_ novelty. The
ruins as dollowa;
Into a loop of thick Lwllite sauce stir 1'
the beaten yolk oi an ass. one tell!
of chopped lobster; meat.” shape. on _ ’
spoonful of lemon Juice, and two cups j
each one into egg and bread-crumbs. _
sud then dry indeep lot. When done,
insert. the end of a small claw In each,
and arrange with a garnish or parsley.
A sauce tartare is usually served
with these cutlets. but lemon quarters
may he used if preferred. It the sauce
is to be served, a pretty way at scrolls.
in}: it is in halves of lemons. The
sauce is merely a thick mayonnaise
with a. tiny pickle chopped finely nod
mixed with it.
mu...
iiiiil liilliiltl
moons SALE or sent. last-ATE. ‘
when inmoilperatives who remiiiued ‘
away from the nil-lie yesterday, return- ‘
”at
Butler and pursuant to on order or.
the court of Probate for the District
of Norv’mlk, authorizing her thereunto,
the subscriber hereby otters for sale
all such "right, title and interest as
Lucy E. Tucker. late of the City and
State or New York, deceased. child at
the time of her death. in and to the
following describedreal estate. to wit:
All those two certain lots or parcels
of land situated In the town of Nor-
walk, County of Fairiteld— and State or
Connecticut. known and described on a
certain map entitled “Map of Harbor
View Park, South Nor-walk, Conn.
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., Surveyor, July,
1903.“ filed "in the oiice oh the town
clerk of said Norwalk. as lots Nos
Fourteen (it) and Fifteen (15) in
Block A; said lots lie together and
are together houpded northerly 80 test
by land or one Baxter: easterly 110
test by lot No. 16 in Block A: IOuthr
erly so “test by Neptune avenue:
and westerly 110 feet by Lot No 13;
Ale 0 all that certain lot or parcel
of land situated in the said town of
Norwalk, known and described on the
shrewd may all let No.'i‘en.(10) In
Block D. bounded normerly All test
by Nominate avenue; easterly 150
feet lily Lot New in Block 1): south-
erly to lost. more or less. by a creek.
and westerly no test b Lot Ne. 11,
For particulars and e apply to
GEORGIA TUOKNR.
91 1t - Administrstrix-
m
Louis s. Beers vs. John A. Wallace
“31:1th Herbert Building dam pally. .
held, our. ou‘rt or new it, 11s., Nor-
waimlsoptsmbor as. 1912.1
Upon this complaint oi the «id
Louie 9.33% .
herein
1 s be
“an?!“ ”Id ‘9“
of snot-insult premises returndble to, .
the rows Court in however
of Nolvw‘silt on the third?! Moog" at if "ll
Whit. A. 1)., limit
Add bolnl Blond th
authority that John
distill defendants
or13“;‘unuctiout....l1 County brim sir- . '”
nose for a poupls oiy ‘ emvrlthou't ”'
Iiihdtsutlsl ileum Finally attorne-
{new momentous to tryLydis E. Pinkr
am’
physician and» enumerated mill it with
the happiest results, 1 run sy prac-
ticsliy a well woman and More to corn
tribute my mite tor‘mds inducing others
to try you great; medicine, as I am fully
persuaded that it will cure the ailments
trail: which I endured it given a tell- ‘
chance
"If you think this letter will contrib-
ute anytbilg tow‘ardsfurth er introducing
your medl has to 111111ch women who
are passing through this period,
it is with great pleasure I consent to its
publication ”~Ml-s. Juw‘t A Moons, \
1‘7, East St. Asheville. N. O.
The Critic of Mrs; .Kiriin.
Circleville. Ohio. .“I can truthfully
say that I never had anytbin do me so
much good during Change of its aley-
die E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound
“Before I had taken one half a bottle
of it I begun to feel better, And I have
continued taking it. My health is better
than it has been for several years. I!
all women would take it they would so
cape untold pain and misery at this time
of life. "-- Mrs ALICE Emmi. 858, W.
Mill St, Circlevllle, Ohio. .
The Change of Life is one of the most ‘
critical periods of a women' a existence.
Atsucb timeswomen myreiyuponLydis
E. Pinkbam’l Vegetable Compound.
~
, Mine Mildred Glover spent Sunday
with her relatives. .
Muster Clarence Rice has a very
bad cold, but is doing very nicely.
phones Miller, attended the Hippo-
drome in New Yorke-Tuesday.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. D. Mather spent to few
” days in New York last week.
Miss ”Lucy Tompkins is visiting Miss
‘ Clara Webber at Mumaroneck N. Y.
#4.“... 5
‘ Ben Tompkins has just finished Mls‘s
Sutherland’s bungalow, "Thlstiedowu
Lodge? ‘ 1.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Bates. Jr,. Spent
Sunday with Miss Florence Sco‘heid oi
New Canaan.
W
'Mlss Florence Albin spent the week
end with her grandmother at George .
town, CON).
IB. Tompkins B. F. Mead and Scott “
Eakhart went clamoring Friday and
had very good luck.
Miss Gladys Tompkins has blood-
poison in her ieit hpnd. Dr. A. In
House was celled in Saturday.
in doing nicely. ‘
Mr.“ and Mrs. William Ballet Stam-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. William Lenten, of
Dal-lea, Charles Mead and William
Smith of South 'Norwuik, spent Sunday
with Mr. and intro. ’1‘. J. Mead. i
Madeline dictum. use a birthday , . ‘
My Mduday afternoon, there were
unite a number or young folks present.
and all enjoyed a very nice time until
early in the evenuig when “been
meats Were served.
loll invested "Advertise
9
Honey
mu or county ‘ Commission-
ers of rumble County: .
I hereby apply for a transfer are
glosses. No. 187. to so ll Spirituo‘us and .
riveting Liquors, Ale, Lager Boer,
inc Wine and Older, from Peter
new, at No. 31 Fort strut.” so.
pertainl ’ ithereto:”or any
new mil loaf
Town or
a Vegetable coconut. i quit my" ' ””
.
‘31” .
a.) ‘”
101‘
, . roeti'
picture: it story .
in one grand. res
m
Unolo's Campsite. Pitt)
comedy picture}
laugh.
Besides one more reel“
Six big reels shown
night. it you wantnt' x
show so to the Dreaml'an
Ways have a good eh w.
m
Matinee on Saturday ‘ '
am
1 Here‘s a Show That You ‘
Allard to Miss. A El
‘Brimtul of Ga ty,
Song. A.
,_ THE ea . 1.
With Eddie pea
ernce and (1 7
In a dance and sung
in; twenty brand new
ces With ($10,000)
tame embelliehmeht.
designed sully ,.
Desiys. We hive ’d
This production eclipse
of the world.
A Winisonle Bea
Charming, in 01:151an
Special Added Lad;
‘ ~ "i plans?
A clever comedy, all
by a capable commonly
Street Singers from an egg,
In operatic excerpts
Songs. '
The Rube it!
‘ . FRAN ..
A quaint rural ‘
mental and comedy
[We hove just coneum
ments tor the exclusivf
Watch for further an
c—udl-l-I-
Notice is hereby 31v.”
Board of Registration or
aion at the Town Court . ,
land street. in said cilia
p. m., until 6 o’eioe
8nd day at Octbbenl
the City or South No a;
tot-y to the annual c u?” oi
held on the first M9 651
1912, .by
uusiiilcstions, new be still
city, any two mural
may be satisfied. It?
Norwalk Chronicler