. ‘A wAsrsia—sr s YoUu LApr. '
room and board .for‘ private tamiipoAXtXXiXt-X '
o .
‘dress K.. cure of Sentinel
WANTED -— YOUNG LADY AS
stonographer and bookkeeper. Must
be experienced." Address. in own bend-
writing, Harris and GanI can” Water
St. . on at
y.
a. X,
wmrsomwonk wrnu oases ‘
maker or would take a position in a
small tamily to do light; heusework.
Address R L.. care Sentinel, or 4
Union Place. Norwaik ' ,X. 01 3t
WANTEHOMPETENT GENES:
a1 houseworker in smith tamily. Ap-
ply Mrs. William Ladder; 37 France
.w X8t., Norwailt. XX ‘01 3t
wanrzwmrnbmcnur YOUTH
about 18 years old niust furnish ret- ‘
13c”
erenoe. Clueot, Peabody and Co.
WANTED-~BOY WANTED. APPLY
(l. .‘I. Mints and 09., 92 Washington
street. ' : s30 ti?
GLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
hare situations to oifer to" operators"
experienced on steam power ma-
chines, steady work. 3? ti
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
. cattle Beat market prices paid. Ex-
, tra prices for tat calves. $3 to u
lot bob calves to fatten. .Eried-
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151fI
LOST
LOST-X—BLACK AND WHITE COW. ‘
Finder please notify Sentinel office.
» :02 3t
r
, MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE.
On account at health. client will ex-
change 919, 000 equitys In 7 houses,
hi} rented, in White Plains, N. Y.._gor
tree and clear tar-m. Address Box 47
.Whit‘o Plains,N a27 8t
PROFESSIONAL.
" I II. c. coumoanucwauu AND
teacher of vocal culture, proctXchal
and anatomical Preparesypania; tor.
A concerts, church positlo isle
‘ ere. Miss G. M. Woodwa te‘ac
piano and harmony. Wednesdays and
~ Baturdays.X Studio, 76 South Main
A , St. will) its
Miss Ethel 'M. Gibbs
Twelve years with- the best beach“-
I 1 are in the country and three years at
’ institute of MnsIoal Art. New York
city.
WILL OPEN Asrvmo
‘ IN THIS CITY
' ii a reasonable number oi,’ pupils can
be secured.
All desiring instruction In PIANO
PLAYING, beginners or advanced,
please send name to'
147 BEECHWOOD AVE,
Bridgeport Conn.
$1.00 pea HOUR. '
WHILLSIDE
A SCHOOL" FOR GIRLS
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM.
Grades from primary through high
. school. Sepagate school building.
X. Small cleansed individual attention.
Booklets as, Rates on‘A piiostlon.
howeII's [lensing Academy
Arlen Hull, Madison at... so. meslk.
Best noel-s Class wtor Ladies and
W o Id EGogtleinen.
e no or van no
A on runs '
. A'i'o LETwFURNIfiHED FRONT
room, five minutes' walk tram center
of pity. Hot water best. electric
l9
T0 LET-«FOUR ROOMS. WITH
improvements. w Apply mNichMas
GniX'Xineld. 32 Lowe street, South Nor-
we
w'i'O LETw-FIVE UNFURNISRED
rboins for light housekeeping. lu-
ouire 19 Taylor Ave. ‘ . lit
03
light and use of bath. Brawlers ts ii ‘
desired Addressz . A., care anti.
nei. A, _ ' 93 8t ‘
XCo. w
eluding one extra
tribes All In first clogs
M McCausland,
I. A_
' appalled equippienbinw
tire all three
k" gun's attention to It Published article
’ by Ob‘arles Rdwsr‘d bum pharglng’
that President Room it had demean-
FOR
hens and a rooster.’iin
at once at 55 Winfield
walk. . .
RALEw-BIX ‘
,. his campaign, and that Wayne Moo
West: had bedn‘ present when Mr
lent op
. E O R
plnmbi
39 Adams street. Bridgeport. Conn. “
s A L s' —- usraahisuno
ng businoss in Rowbytontemel-
portbnity for young bias. 1W
the White Bouncy
“Do you remember buy such incl»
dent?" asked Senator Olspp ,
"Nothing whatever replied Mr
rite
. '03. 3t
stairs, on 23 Elizabeth street. in-
qlre 102 Taylor aveue. Mrs. Rose
Parlor. . ~. 03 3t
To LET~FIVE ROOM FLAT RENTv
reasonable. Inquire F Hopp..33 Oove
Ave. East Norws-ik.
TO Len—rive nouns n'owué
FOR
horse
‘water
gather
, Cc, Sentinel Xoitioe.j
line engine and pump combined. 1 1-‘2
per hour. Total lilt, 159 t
as new, used only a tow Months. Also
Morgan emphatically.
“I never corresponded char the tel-
ephoii-o, telegraph or by mail with.
President Roosevelt that I know of,”
Mr. Morgan added ,"nor with anyone
tower and tank. \Wiil sell to- at the White Kong's'i' - ‘
or separately. Address '1' D‘ ' “Did you make any contributions to
SALE—«A FAIRBANKS GASO-
bower.1.000 gallons capacity
Aggood
TO LETZAPARTMENT 219 WASH-
ington St: also apartments at 39
Chapel street, Norwaik. Apply ‘34
South Mdlh St , 4125 t!
TO LET—NEW TlllN ROOM
house, all improvements. 835. Am-
teen room house, Norwalk, $35.
Lowndes place, Rowayton, Chasmar
place, house and‘ burn, Rowayton. Sin“
gle houses, flats from 38 to $12. Dou~
ble houses, rents or all prices. Ner-
walk, South Norwaik, East Norwaik
and Rowayton. See our list. Ray-
mend Bros: ~ 02 3t
T0 LET—ROOMS AT 7 monks
.ASt East Norwalks Raymond and
Ambler. Wilton. o1 ~3t
TO LET—SIX ROOM HOUSE
bath, gas, electric ll hts Rent mod-
erate Apply No.7 lm Grove St.
l' . 01
, at
TD LET-AN EIGHT ROOM
house, No. 6 Putnam Ave. All im-
provements. Apply to John F. Mo‘
Makes, 56 West Ave. 01 3t
ATO LET—J? ROOMS WITH
Improvements, Cove street, :15; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements; 911. illquire R Joselov
sky, East Norwalk, or United Giro
cery s28 ti
T9,; LET—7A. ROOMS Wi'i‘fi ALL
improgements. Cove- street; §15; 5
oil-ochre. First street, with p im-
provements, :11. Inquire R. Joselow
sky. anst Norwalk, or United Gm
cery. A A s26 ti
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—«ON
easy payment 6 room house, all im-
provements. Inquire or G. E Hoyt.
~ s24 ti
'ro LET—DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder building. 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
.. for over 20 years. Possession about
j Oct. let. Inquire oi! Frederick Lands
er, e14 ti
To LET~HAMILTON AVE. HALF.
ins.
room list; all improvements. good con-
dition: on block from railroad station.
.Ieseph R. aylor. ' ‘ ‘ Xsla tit
TAXI T6 HIRE
FOR ALL OOGAUIONS.X
DAYv OR NIGHT.
Special Rates to nanbury Fair. from»
‘ his car and Tani. '
The New Sc 6
DEFINITION? OF CHIROP. O G“.
Chiropractic Is the scion
cause
adjusting the abrupt A. Isaac
go by a wrench. vv‘Ist, or
to bolt. lllven done ‘oin ‘
ALL” A
at two-tamuy house. 6 rooms. and 9a ‘
Tel. 1360 J v Asr
oi the A
at the disease and bit art or, ‘Xw
hill “3
's plutonium» and iii-hill In '
to in the diusrsnt ”organs and d A
FOR
etc.
tux-es, Including gas range. colee urn.
dishes. tables. chairs. cash register,
MagneXr bind Flynn. ,
. 3t.
0‘2 the Republican national campaign
lund oi.’ 1904?"
Mr. Morgan adjusted his glasses
and looked at b‘ M
~ “In October not. ‘6 gave $160.99”
8ALE~RESTAURANT ‘FIX~
02 iii;
avenue ' "Any more?" X baked :Cliaii'man
FOR SALEM‘OYSTER BLOOP IN 01399.
fine order, fully equipped and ready
for work A bargain. Address W J.
,Underhill, Gree‘nwioh, 0t ‘
“No, shirt is all Innow or: his said
be supposed the on: contribution was
“’3 3‘ paid to corneiius N.,aliss as treasurer
FOR
house
Owner
amount cash required. Address 0.12.
care or sentinel. ,
BALEv—A FOUR FAMILY 0f the Republican minorities.
and barn at a good sacrifice.
going to Europe Only a small
1
tiou made?" -‘ ‘ "
02 9t
having
puma son eabsesnaui. U-P-
right piano. rosewood case. Price $95.
This piano is a bargain for anyone
dress “Piano," care Sentinel.
cash—in money.” ‘
Mr Morgan shit! he did not know
who solicited the iirst or 86091141 eon-
tributiono. but he believed “Mr. miss
Ad-i .
and Mr. Odell pot the moneys: He he-
02 2t
children learning to play.
terms.
Street.
ONE
snc, Was 3326.
Ebsy terms it preterred Steiner‘t PI~
one Store, 19 South Main as, South
» Norwaiit . A, .A A
“JEWETT” UPRIGHT PIANO, WAS
9375 now 8815. A litetimepiano. Easy
ert's Pifino.§te,tsr.‘« i6; Sonth unis.
lieved um the hunter the second con.-
irlbutlonvwent through the X~nationai
committee, but was‘”paid over to the
New Yurk State committee. '
Mr. Morgan could not recall contri-
butions in 1904 by his associates
“Did you contribute In 1904 to the
congressional campaign?" asked Sen-
bior Olefin;
.WOODBURV UPRIGHT PI-
Just like new; 3275.
oi 3b
Warranled like new. Stein-
obi: conservancy abbot) no
make room, excellent condition. Stein- '
ert's Piano Store, 19 South Main St
"I recall no other cont ributlon that
yeiio." ‘ “
“What contributions did you radio.
in 1908 TA
oi 3t »
' ‘ ‘Thg. only contributions in lens was
ONE KROEGER UPRIGHT PIANO,
net the thing fer a. beginner, 9125 iii).
bay terms.
16 South Main St._ X‘
$20,900 to Mr. Sheldon." , . r; _ .
He said he made no contributions
Steinert's Plano Store, to the congressional land in 1998.. ‘11
South
one usso' ‘
$275.00 new, now $86.00, with 9 rolls
of music.
02 3t
. remember Mr. Shannan called on me
WAS o ‘ he said "bottom find no see-
contribution. it there was
“maroon,"
Steinert's Piano Store. 19; .
Main St. South Norwaik. .flonh.
o
make any contribution to
Hill.
[FOR SALE—~FOUR COWS AND
t‘tvo horses. W
‘entlo'n campaign oi any
presideht this your?"
ain’t even in the country i
s
H. Tristram, ,Rotcn ~ 9
‘ V oi.
3i:
No.9
FOR SALE—HOUSE lN STRAW‘ ‘
berry Hill, seven rooms. Valued at 91v
760. Offered at a great ”ounce It
said immediately.
BUSINESS NOTICES
7‘ v 11‘!“ made no contribution."
George Mitohlsll,
Knight at. Norwbl it!
'H fi-i—m ._..._..I..._
113‘ W
, CORK-[Y's
on...
ring
POUL'I'RY F0
dollarii to anyone. Weevil
on: adv. to Ohsrl a
sshington 8t.
A.‘ “IRAQ. PURRI-m 15‘ .
South Norwa'ilt. furs model
5999!“! and
3 ed. Work nmtiyprona. ,
prices.
“Xi: iii _ fut“
iii: dwtiibiitwssbsrtotthat state
d~and dyed: Mieb' and is
A may was paid
tie-"Aer Mr-
ed that Mr Moran raise monoo'rqr ,
Morgan talked over the telephone with ‘
«that point.” retorne'd; Mr. Morgan. '
. ed it Mr Bliss were collecting any
“To whom was the second coming *
» « the museum 0; non"
“I don't remember. it was paid in ,
. time about the elect or the campaign
. we we. andsby bppli‘obbcn item any
”i can't ell. i tilke‘d to many peo
ple. Many people came in to see me
every dby.". ‘ . . ‘
or big hasneibi interests at which was
discussed the question of whom the lit-,5
tenests would support for president?”
9166.: i remember no such center-
once." replied Mr. Morgan.
“When was it first determined that
the financial» Interests would support
the unlicad nomineedf’ asked Pom-
BMW). 5 > ~
"I never had any commence on
The $190,900 contribution again was
brought up and Senator Primers!» so:-
special fund.
"No. that was the contribution we
would make in the regular course if
we were especl‘aliy intuebted in the
campaign," said Mr. Morgan. "We
made the some contribution in 1900.",
"Were you especially. inset-eaten in
“Xes, we were. ”
"Was Mr. Hammbn especially in-
terested in. that canonical"
'1 Molly don't know." ‘ , ,
“Were the insurance companies es-
pecially interested in this campaign?"
"1 don’t know. There was never
any concerted action by me with em
insurance companies .In the: matter at
that time.” said Mr. Morgan emphati»
pally. "0: course Mr. Perkins was a
director of the New York Lite insur-
ance Company. and he probably tuned!
with inc about their interests. but ii
can't remember any specinc conversa-
lion.” 6. ‘
Senator Poniefioue solved if he had
any talk with Mr. Hummus at that
m
on the railroads;
“I- don’t remember any. but it is not
at all unlikely." answered Mr. Morgan
. He knew nothing of any contribu-
Atione ‘by Mr. Hammad or Charles S.
Mellon.
"Did Mr. ‘ Harrim‘sn ever tell you
he hada talk with Mr. Roosevelt about
’rbilrcad interest-s?" asked Benet/or
Pomerania. , .
"l Xtemeinher no such X’convveraation;
'the financier said. “And Mr. Chair-
man, I want to make a statement
right here. "
"mud.” said senator Olson.
said Mr. Moms. emphatically "that
J. P. Morgan a Company mar made
a single subscription to any election
with any promise or expectation oi
any return. is sup bhspe or manner.
and we never lands a subscription
unless we thought it PM the best
interests of the go rhnient and thet'
people. We never“ had a comma
plastics from any obedldaie;
sever had any application irons snya
bi instant be M
thing they scold
. A, ' The committee and spectators join
'X on Mr. Morgan in) laugh
"Do you remember any conference X_XX
5 "You understood ,
tended dot that state “militia
campaign, did . youunott'fi A
"Oh. certainly " said Mr.
pnblican national fund.
was trying to roles?“
they could. "
310.000
eraser on this“ in
II PITTSBURGH
(Continued {rem first page
m—h— .
train rsvorsed his engine, but not
time to prevent a collision ‘
to the railroad officials. Several
the freight cars were wrecked.
do was delayed about two hours.
44-w- .
Three Pauly Hoot "
BUFFALO, N. Y., but.
,u \
passenger train and a height train
Wands Station, twenty miles east
on to fiatsvia.
include:
Abert HaIkIn, passenger fireman,
cisco, badly out, condition serious.
not serious.
at a col-Ire a short Illih's before
1 was due and the hopper tr
crashed into this XXstaXlXXleinI {rein
full speed.
I" ,
into the ditch.
'-lsdles in M‘I‘Is Gould‘s . private
the .
contribution would aid the no on
Morgan,
He did not know 0! any other tuad’ g . .
suboribed dilring that year to the m H ‘
"Do you know the amount or money
the Republican nationbl committeXb
“ "No. i never saw. “My occupatioi
- was gone when they got from me whit
Mr. Mo’rgau paid $36,096 was all
that was given to the 1908 campaign.
one contribution 320,00o and anotheir
the engineer of the first or the tw
locomotives drawing the passenstl'A .
The leading engine of the expres
was upset and the engineer and hi
fireman slightly hurt.‘ No one else a
the express train was hurt, accordln
’Xl‘rari-
i
I
3;-—Thrsle,
persons were probably tata‘lly injure
and 15 others more or less seriously
hurt in a collision of a west Shot
this city, this morning. Eight of the
Injured were brought to the Emoi
gency Hospital here and ten were lid-
The injured sit Emergency Hospitoi
Charles smith, passenger engines},
Batiste, irighbrnily unaided, will, di .
Rochester. scaldod bud badly out, will
‘ die.
."I want It distinctly undersmdt‘ “v Mrs. Catherine Flynn at San Frill
nimor Boers. so years old, or .Al
sins, Mass. eyes out and lace bruise .
The mm mm his been can
i
The passenger coaches were an I- -J
red and is freight cars were born '
Miss itelsn Gould and b party ‘
blutyfsiid the Bad I...
A very soon
lymAn exo
. ‘ ture. A big fire scene.
muelcal comedy Annabelle!) ell
seated. All new so .
dances and hovel poem
Another stellar item. , ‘I “
gdaintiest delight.
iv.
I
i
A charming. musical player,
inteaniX-eted. A.
1 o
i
iX
FRANCIS FAR
A wool lass,Xot collos‘siii
A Diverting Duo ,.
JOSIE AND WILLIS BARRON _
The Busy Bell-Hop 2.?“ to Mt
‘ THE HOYTBOOPE,
moonstone with witt
taonia‘r glows. *
Don't fdi‘g‘ibh tH Hoyt.
‘ccming week ill show
world's championship base
‘nnmediately after each Mp.
will be announced from the a
lag the game. ‘
L
1,
I
it
t!
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District oi ’Norwalk. as.
Court. September 25, A. D... 1919
name or Ernlly F. Stacker, in;
Norwbik. in said District. decals,
The court of Probate doi- tho
trict oi Norwall‘s. hath limited
lowed six months from the .
« or for th creditors of said
. exhibit i; sit claims for ,
Those who noblest to or
peasants. properly -attested.
said time. will be debuted b
All persons Indebted to ssi
are reqhssted to make immediste
if
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