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TO, LET
FOR SALE-wOIIEAP, 31 FOOT
launch with cabin and full equip-
ment. Address H. L., 65 West St,
city. 030 31.
FOR SALE—4200 BUYS GOOD
large building lot In Norwalk, near
stores dud trolley. City water in
street. 25 foot stone fence. Cost
$325 last fall. Part cash. Address
Lester Byxbee, South Norwalk. 030 :It
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GRO-
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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
(housework. Inquire Mrs. Greenberg,
Scribner Ave, near Roton Hill. 030 Ill
WANTED——HANI)Y MAN F‘OR
heaters; also outside and inside work.
inquire 53 West Ave., Norwaik.
030 Bi
MEN, WITH SELLING ABILITY
can greatly increase income while
still employed representing us in spare
time. We are largest, oldest and
strongest company selling Sickness,
Accident and Death Insurance, month-
ly .payment plan. Big commissions
with «opportunity for advancement to
salaried positions. Schuyler, 1133
Broadway, N. Y. 026 30 n1
wov WANTED—IiNQUIRE J0-
seph Davis, 85 Washington St. 029 3t
WANTED—AT COLONIAL MILL
and Lumber (30., a first class car-
penter; also a good machine man.
029 3t
WANTEDMEXTRA SALESPEO-
[pic for our annlvfisary sale. Apply
at once. C. J. Mintz and Co. 029 iii
WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN GIRL,
situation at general ‘ housework.
Speaks goodEnglish. 81 Lexington
Ave. 029 iii
WANTED~RELIABLE AND GOOD
cook. No washing. Small family and
high wages to desirable party only.
Mrs. II“. \V. Brooks, West Rocks road,
.Norwalk. 029 3t
WANTEDWBY TWO ADULTS,
house ol.’ sevou rooms, all Improve-
ments, centrally located Address M.
J.. care Sentinel 028 :It
IWANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS
inspector in laundry. Cluett, PeaI
body and Co. 28 1’.
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to otter to operators
experienced on steam power ma.-
chines, steady work. 87 it
' LOST
LOST——A KEY RING \‘l’l'l‘ll DOZ-
en keys attached, on West Ave. Find-
er please notify Norwalk Ipolice.
029 iii
LOST~~~lll¥J'l‘\Vl'IEN WEST AVE
line at Orchard St. and Trinity
Church, Solth Norwalk, bur pin set.
with pearls Reward for Its return to
Bil \l‘o-I, .\I'r' 026 {It
LOST Y1.lill.O\\'ANl) \\' llill’I.‘
kitten. Renard fOI return to 4 Wm
held Ave. 028 If
WEU’SIRESS"’N6TICE‘S“”
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Gx-F.‘ BENEDICT a. 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators. dealers In wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work it specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-. ‘1. 08 it
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
tIeIitmcnt or gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
M .idsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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mews MODERN GO DYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. ll kinds
custom made work. Fit and comtorl
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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Wanted
, .Irr ones
Experienced Stitchers
‘ on Shirt Work
wens
Star ShirtMlg .Co.
Bridgeport, Cgonn.
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OPERATORS
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PCSta .slurt Mfg. Co.
- 68'
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FOR SALE-13USINESS " WAGON
and rubber tired runabout. The Gor»
ham Co..10 First St., East Norwaaltli.
0 31
FOR SALE—A SAFE. FIREPROOE,
3 feet high, 25 inches deep and 25‘
inches w.ide Sell and deliver cheap.
Address llox 683, South Norwalétd 3
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FOR SALE—HANDSOME SADDLE
pony, sale for lady to ride or drive.
9 years old, guaranteed; also saddle.
bridle and driving harness. Inquire
South Norwalk ottice oi the Hon;6 .i
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FOR SALE-MAHOGANY UPI
right piano lp first class condition.
Cost $325.00 new. Will sell at a bar-
gain. Monthly payments accepted.
Address “Edwards," 'care Sentinel.
029 tit
PIANO~SIIIALL UPRIGHT, MAI
hogany case, like new. Price $190.
Steinért‘s, 16 South Main St. 028 3t
IPIANOLA. BENCH, 12 ROLLS OF
MUSIC—485.00, easy terms. An un-
usual bargain. Steinert’s. 16 South
Main St. OBS-zit
EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPl-I
and 60 Records and Cabinet, $30.00,;
worth $85.00. Address F‘. E. 8., care
Sentinel cities. 02.8 (it
FOR SALE——LADIES’ AND MISS—
long coats, suits, dresses, turs,
shoes, etc, reasonable. Address
”Widow," Sentinel office 028 {It
PIANO —,— SQUARE.—— EXCELLENT
COlldlthll,'$15. Steiner-rs, 16 South
Main St. 028 ill.
PIANO~SECOND~HAND WEBER
Grand, line tone and in first-class conI
ditiou Will sell for hull its cost.
Stelner‘ts, 16 South Main St. 028 ill
FOR SALE- OR IFOR RENT AT i9
ll est. are, 9 Ioom house. all modern
improvements. E. J. O‘Connell. 026 hi
FOR SALE ----- GREATLY BELOW
market price, 3 to It cariouds ot lum-
ber, consisting of spruce timber, II
and 8 inch, N. C. sheathing. cypress.
hemlock and two grades of flooring:
also second hand lumber. L. Gamble,
I TO Ler~snconn spoon or ”5
rooms; all improvements. to Summit
Ave. Apply on premises or Patrick
Mockier, at Norwalk Iron Works. ,
030 hi
TO LET-2 FURNISHED ROOMS.
with or without meals. Gentleman
I'.uei‘eired 6 Cottage street, East Nor-
walk 029 3t
HOUSES TO LET IN ROWAY'I'ON
-——One house, part improvements,
nine rooms; one, 7 rooms, all improve-
ments, burn and garage and large
garden. Inquire of 11“.. H. Smith.
’ 029 iii
‘TO LET —.—-'SIX BEAUTIFUL
rooms. all modern improvements, cor-
ner Woodward and Rivers avenues. In-
quire H. A. Hegeleln, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave. 029 In
To LETw—Ii ROOMS. 83 00. IN
quire 59 Seaview Ave, East Norwulk.
TO LET—~11 LARGE AIRY ROOMS.
line condition, with improvements.
“Rent $10.00. 53 -Osborn Ave, East
Norwaik. Inquire on premises. 028 III
TO LET—MAPLE HILLICOTTAGE,
80 Franklin Ave, two minutes from
West Ave. trolley, 6 rooms and bath,
every modern convenience; also an
apartment, 8 Orchard St. heat and hot
water supplied. Inquire afternoons.
‘53 West Ave, Norwalk. 028 6t
TO LET—SIX ROOM HOUSE.
Fairfleld Ave. luqnlre 11 Elizabeth
St. 028 31.
T0“ LET-HOUSE, 8 LOWE ST,
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First class or
der. Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West St.
026 II‘
TO LET—~WEST AVENUE, OA-
rien, six room house, electric, water,
telephone, burn, chicken run, garden.
Apply Stephen It. Hoyt, Dal-Ion, Conn.
Telephone connections. 026 it
TO LET IIIII CONVENIENT, COMI
fortable house in good condition. Trol-
ley line. Winnipauk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. ul tt‘
'l'O LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
Improvements, Cove street, $1.3;
eight rooms. 20 North Main
street. Inquire R. .Ioselovsky. East
Norwalk, or United Grocery. 325 ii
TO LET-wiI‘ROM NOV. I, itll‘l,
house, 7 rooms, rout $10.00. inquire
at The South Norwalk Trust t‘o.
old if
repairing. All work guaranteed. Edw.
l... llecrs, Austin Ave... South Norwiilk.
Tel. 31343. out) 3t
J. c. COLLINGS, LEC'I‘URER. AND
teacher of meal culture, practical
and anutomlcah. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
srs. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
st. £30 1m
lilll Inns
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, October 22, A. 1).. 1912.
. Estate of Mary C. Fox. late
Norwalk, In said District, deceased.
"The Court oi Probate for the ills-
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and ill
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
properly attested, within
said time, will be deburred a recovery.
All persons indebted tosald estate
are requested to make Immediate pay—
ment to
suwm w. rox.’
Administrator.
of
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‘ 30LVENT NOTICE.
District 01 Norwulk. so,
Court, October 15, A. it, 1912.
Estate or ticurud I‘lockor, ‘luto oi
Norwulk, in said District, docenmd.
The Court of Probate for the DI»
trlct oi Norweltt, huth limited and
allowed six months strain the date
hereof for. rho-creditors oi sold ctr
into to onhibiI their claims tor settle
lil0llt. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested.
within salt! tune, will be doliurred a
recovery. All persons Indebtod to said
estate are requested to make home.
dime paymentt
MATILDA BEI‘KEII,
oil} 211 30 Administrntlzlx.
Mme. A. Lieberman
Fashionable Dressinsklnn
Editing Taught. 20 multitudes"
Probate
persimmon-Imbalanc- .
1' NO. Mil“ 3L. “1 “m“k ”‘1
Residues, It Wellington fit.
69 Seavlew Ave. ,. 036 (ii To LET-3 AND >1 ROOM APART
menls, newly decorated, centrally in
‘””‘"”""‘ "‘“”‘"‘”““"""""“““ outed. inquire of Frederick Louder,
PROFESSIONAL. 4 South Main so, Room 9. or: it
PIANO TUNING, REGULATING, TO LET—-—DENTIS'I‘ OFII‘IUE 1N
Lauder block, It South Illuln St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. lst. Inquire of Frederick Laud
er, Rolnn. 9. 514 If
TO LETn—HAMILTON WE, HALE
oi' two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6
rhom l‘lat: all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 513 It
Big sale
Surplus factory samples
“and soiled coats for men,
women and children waybe»
low factory cost.
INTERSTATE
Rubber Co.
85 Washington sea...
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONB.
DAY ON NIGHT.
Pol 1360 .I VAAST
Newell's Dancing Academy
Arlen l-IIII, Madison at. so. durum.
Beuinneu' Class ior
II.
. Gontlomon.
A thorough course oi instmction it.
the units and the surest porter:
ounces. Circulars. .
w. sitcom nhwstt.
to Liberty it: assassin. soon.
infinite” at bloom
aliens
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voritea. New productions.
Innovation ,,
H'YT’S
qua—u...
ment.
ter star, .,
MR. NAT OARR
tistlc and happy elemeut‘ .
back to childhood,
THE 5 MERRY YOUNGSTERS.
comedy hits...
A Mammoth Gymnastic Spectacle,
THE 4 AERIAL LESTERS.
compllshments.
~—
new oddity, called The Love Ma
as
A Smile in Every Stroke.
CHARLES TRACY.
leuce.
COMING THURSDAY.
The Distinguished Actor ”and PI
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. This week, somethingm new again in
vaudeville. NewI names New is-
Where
there is alriays it surprise and an
The season's most netable announce-
Americas cleverest charac-
and associate players in Toblitzry or
The End of the War-Id, a playlet
that teems with tender heart inter-
est and bright comedy Revealing
the favorite player, in his most or-
iiere is a picture that will take you
Five of the cleverest kidlets In vaude-
ville, in a series of song, dance and
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in an astounding display of agile ucI
Welcome Return to These Artists,
Nellie—LUCKIE Gt YOAST—Thomas
Two brilliant performeIs who creat-
ed a furore here, appearing in a
k-
ttartoonlst and Comedian Par Excel-
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Joseph Burnomu Questioned in
I Presence or State Police and
,FederalOlllclqlsaICOuriHouse
*Under Heavy Guard
Joseph Buonomo. sell~confessed mur-
derer of Jennie Cavagllerl, or Jennie
Rolando, was brought Iipwn from the
county jail last night to the private
cities of the state‘s attorney In the
county building, Bridgeport, where the
County Coroner J. J. Phelan held his.
first inquest into the Stratiord murder.
There were present a number of thI
state police who kept a-watchl'ui yr.
on Buonomo, and the guard wus’so
strong that there were men stationed
outside of the windows on the front
lawn, as much to guard against our.
side interference as any attempt on the
part of the murderer to make an (as
cape .by jumplnk out o.‘ the windows.
The hearing was secret, us than
were present representatives of th:
federal government, who are lnvslign‘
ing ,whlte slavery cases and who are
working with the state police in on
deuvorlng to unravel the mystery of
the slaying of women. The govern»
ment representatives conducted mcrr
oi the cross-examination ot‘ the arc-Is
ed than did the coroner. whose object
is to obtain all the termination posit
in regard to the life of the accused to
this country, his connection with the.
white slave trsiflo, what be known
albout-Iotbs‘rs in the business, and it Is
on account of the'lmportunce or. ‘what'
he may testify to that the hearings are
held in chambers. .
Plan Wholesale Arrests,
The probing tor the tutor-motion Into
the former life of Joe Buonomo and hi
so the associates of Jennie Cuvaglleri
during her life in this country, their
association in their connection with
white slave trafilc, was gone Into lll'Oi'r‘
thoroughly than into all the facts I'
the murder in hopes of securing infor-
mation that will lead to arrests all over
the country.
In Unmarked Grove.
The. remains of the unfortunate Jen-
nie Cavagllerl, or Mrs. Jennie lloton-
da, were buried in an unmarked grave
in Lakevlew, yesterday afternoon. The
Interment was witnessed by a few per
sons, who gathered there, and by some
reporters. A number of snap shots by
men with cameras showed that than,
was a commercial side to the “last {Ia-l
rites." .
The funeral services at the "Rich :
ards‘ undertaking establishment m .
Elm street were verberief. In the
mortuary room In the rear of the par-
lors the remains of the women were
exposed In a large grey casket, about
which were a number of. lighted tapers.
There were a number of curious callers
during the day to take a last View of
the remains. Promptly at 2 o’clock.‘
Rev. Father Angelo l’JeToro of the Holy
the prayers the casket wasssnled.
remains were placed In the hearse,
followed by a single, carriage,
contained reporters, the journey wet
made to the Park cemetery.
hundred Witnessed the funeral pro
sion leave the undertaking
Tin-o was no service at the gray
remains Were lowered to the no resi—
Ing place without any delay.
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Reformed outlaws—~0ue of ‘ the In- 1‘,
men's Bison ”101" western pictures 3‘,
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Johnny on the Sperm-Comedy. ‘9 ‘1
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