Professional ' Miscellaneous' , "a do and *i C Tammi?" rlisementsvon this [I one? Inch Additional face or Caps. Double Price ord.1 cent per Twenty-Five Words orLess, 23c—-‘ I ' Insertion. Innuen- ‘i, , C y .‘ ~ ‘. man” i, ‘ . , BLED—4T DARIEN, CONN. FRED eri‘o Mullen. on Friday. January in 1913. Funeral services residence, Dal-ion, 27. at 3 p. m. . at this late Monday. January home in West Norwaik is dillposlng of a choice lot of antique mahogany turinture‘ru _ show it‘to any one interested. 12'! 3t non SALE _ EOR BALE—E. J. SMITH AT HIS He would the pleased to To LET—~41 ROOMAPARTMENT; also two room office, centrally located Inquire Frederick Lauder. 4 Main St. Room 9. , ‘ roy'vtn'rf '. ' .v South 127 6t WANTED ’ wanna—Otto. son OENnnAL housework.“ Inquire Mrs. .11 V. Carr. corner Main and Ward .391, , 127 St . WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL. heuseworku No objection to green girl, but must the neat and clean. Tele« [phone 312-2. 125 3t ginefiZV cylinders, reversible gear, complete. Norwalk. in a good modern country residence, geod lecallty for some. P. 0.130): 685. South Norwnlk, Conn. ‘ , 1 TO FOR SALE—'43 H. P. BARKET EN- Oheop. 51 Water St. return. 127 3i , irom 21.50 up; alsd one room to lady, very reasonable. for a few riavors in LEszFURNI'SHED ROOMS inquire 15 Havliand .181. d FOR 8AL,E—-—HAVE $9, 000 EQUITY will consider clear building lots in 124 6t . WANTEDéPOSITION, CLERICAU ’ work preferred. Edwin Wilcox, 19 Franklin st. South Norwalk. 124 at WANTED~YOUNG MAN~EXPER~ lenced on short knife cutting. Citiett,‘ Peabody and Co. ‘ 124 3t WANTED' -——- TO KNOW THE whereabouts of J. Gaetonc, paint '31. 00 «will be given for the first corre address. .A Friend, care Sentinel 3 124 t .Los'r _‘ LOBT——.BANK“BOOK. NO. 16629, issued on South Norwalk Savings Bank Finder will please return to thank. as payment has been stopped. a 127 12 9 - LOST~diUNCH 0F KEYS. BE- tween Magner and Flynn’s and most- ofilce‘. Finder please return to Sen- tinel. - 127 3t BUSINESS NOTICES TURKI§H BATHS FOR THE treatment or gout. rheumatism, etc. Amusements by ‘appointment. Dr Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 2119). it NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. M Mr: W Undertaker D. W. Raymond , HAS MOVED his office from 29 North Main street to the NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING. in West Washington Street. Tot. omen, 1069~8; house, 693. WILTON LIQUOR CASE. Frank and Everett Bennett Placed on Trial Today. , Dupiiolly on the part. of a false 'friezld is said to have placed Frank E. and Everett ii, llelmcit. of Wilton. on trial today charged with violation of the liquor laws of Wilton. The case is reported this afternoon as being scrappy and thesecoud witness was on the stand at one o'clock. Judile L. Vuldeu, O! lildgeilold, is trying the nose. Attorney W. .l. Ferris, of (110811- wiclt, n prohibitionlsi. in prosecuting and Attorney John .1. (blues is repre- senting the Bonuetts. There is n prospect that the case will be soon. pioled today. The history of the case muv be briefly outlined. Bennett and John Scofloid are rival meat poddlors in Wilton. Bennett was on his way to ‘Westpori and Scoflcld put up a plea that he had a hultwittoti mun work» lug: for him who desired whisky to bid him utter it meant jag. Scofleid'a pursuuslvo powers overcame the ob- jections of Bennett and he agreed to not a pint bottle. He did. paying for it tram his own packet and lining ro- imllursod by ficofiold upon-tho doiiv~ cry oi the bottle. The half willed man in said to no in tho employ of the hints police, and ' at any role he was a spoiler. Mr. 3 . lllcnnott done not drink and is u -“’ ‘ steady, hardworking men. .lcuiouay is said tohnve canned tho trotdaio, The on» is being heard in tho Wilt ton town hall and the place was crowded all morning. The troml or the sentiment in against a conviction for Donnell. 1160 bands were re- quired for uni prisoners who were or- restcd on Wednesday. ' ' it is outset the law to sell whisker ' to residents of the town of Wilton. A e ‘0 ,1 1 ry it hoiusV but another they not do no , but such garbage shall be kept 'whoiiy than may puwhnho his ow and 3mm TO L'E'l‘m'I W0 FLATS 0N WASH- lngton so; one half house Mott Ave... two cheap tents East No‘rwaik. quire J. W. Marvin. Dust Norvgazlk. In- -,» 7 3t _, 7 , . , , FOR SALE-HAVE JUST RECEIV- ed a carioad of Iowa horses, ranging in size drum 1.100 to 1,600 pounds. These horses guaranteed as represent- 1'0 rooms. ‘livery. V LET—-3 0R 4 FURNISHED Address A. F. S. .‘Genersl De ' no at ed. W. M. Keeler'. Banks’ Stables. Norwalk.114 or To rooms, privilege or Ibath. Apply at 105201.13: LET-NICELY finanrsnnn electric light. steam heat and ill. a [Hill lillllliti 8" LEGAL NOTICE. ORDER OF NOTICE. District of Noruwalk ss., Probate Court, January 25, A. D. 1913. G. M. TO LET~WITH BOARD. PLE Sm ant room. Convenient. Wanm. two gentlemen or man and wile. cellent table. 0 Ex- Rates reasonable. Mrs. Tall, 16 Haviland St. .124 iii in" the matter or “Bernard McCall, of Norwalk, in said District, an inn capable person. Wheiens written application has TO ibsth. married couple preferred. Heat and hET—FURNISHED, ROOM. 21 Union so. South Norwallr, February, 1913, ’at 2 o'clock after— noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested 5°“lh been made to this Court by the con-124 3*: servntor of the said Bernard McCall, . for an order authorizing him to sell 7'0 LET’SECOND FLOOR: FIVE certain real estate of his said ward T001113. all improvements. 45 Summit described in said up lcation. ‘ Ave. Inquire J M Layton and GO- Ordered, That said application the South Norwalk 123 if heard and determined at the Probate . office in Norwaik, on the let day of T0 LET—AT ‘59 CHAPEL ST" Basement, dour room apartment, first. class condition. Rent 36. Inquire 64 Main St, South Norwalk.122 (if therein by publishing this order in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, 9.. least live days before said day of hearing. TO also live rooms, at 55 Spring St; also 10 room house. Connecticut Ave, large LET-SIX LARGE ROOMS. Court, Januaiy 9. A. D. 1913. HENRY w_ GREGORY, yard. lnqulreMrs. Rose Tariov, 102 127 it Judge. Taylor Ave , 37.. t! b . TO LET—APARTMENT AT 39 l)lstricf°|5¥EI§;u§?le§sE. Probate gpapel St. inquire 64 South 113781,: Estate of Oscar St. John, late of Norwaik, in said District, deceased. The Court or Probate for the Dis- trict ot Norwnik. hath limited and al- iowed six months from the date here of for the creditors or said estate to T0 house improvements, on trolley line. 10 min- utes from post office; also 6 room new LET—NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE. on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell. n1 1.: exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their ac- counts. properly attested, within said time, will be deburred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment ‘ TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF of twoi‘amiiy house. 6 rooms, and ii room list: all improvements; good con- ditlon; Joseph R. Taylor. one block irom railroad station. 913 ii to THE ~SOU'P11 NORWALK .TitUS'l‘ . COMPANY, " 113 20 27 Executor. Ordinance ) The following ordinance was sub mitted, passed and adopted by the Board of (‘oununu Council 01 the City of South Norwnilt. at a meeting held in the Council Chamber on Washing- ton street on Monday, January 6th, liliiizm- RelatiVe to Garbage 8n: Soc. 1. .No person shall. within said city. mingle garbage with ashes. store sweepiugs. rubbish or other indes- tructible tu'uni‘e intended for removal, separate and apart trout such indes- tructible waste matter. and in vea- aois suitable for the purpose. properly and tightly covered to prevent the ac- cess of tiles theretouaud the some shall he removed in the manner now provided by the ordinances oi‘Vsnid oily. Sun. 2. No wuslo lutper, old cloth- lug bedding. ashes. dirt. store or sidewalk swooping“, vegetables or anti mul matter. or rubhlph or refuse or any kind. shall be thrown or placed on any street or sidewalk in said city. that the stone shall be placed in suitable veusolu properly covered. and removed in the manner now provided by the ordinances of said city. All waste paper and cardboard shell the ii'uutcnod together securely ‘by lying or otherwise. and old clothing, bedding. . return or rubbish or a like nature shall be so fastened together. and all shall he placed in suitable vessels properly covered and shall be kept Sicillill‘illil and court from all unites. atom- or sidewalk swooplugn. dirt, vegetable or animal matter. or like refuse, Which shall be kept in other s'uimhio v‘csoois. properly covered and removed as aforesaid lion. ii. The violation or any oi the ‘ provisions‘ or this ordinance shall be doomed a nuisance, and any person who shall so violate the same shall be guilty»! a misdemeanor. and shall on punished my a line or not more than twenty dollar; tor ouch silence also. 4. All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby re outed. ‘ Adopt, by the council or the city of Booth Normlir, January tit , 1913 Approved January 6. 191.3 (limit? in ' . w, . at“ , - sous whom none." To Enumerate the Merits 01 The Sentinel is Unneces- am; J ode-e for Yourself ‘ V on. w Sentinel . lea. Daily NEWS» . ~‘ -. paper in titer . Breadest. Sense that were mountin- selt to the utmost. case and some one. personal effects his death. Asain yesterday so listed the bile and villi: he (lay helore him he started in to enioyvit. He wag seen ”the men saw instantly for life was prit. Accordingly he engaged my my about town all mbmlnnin the car no—‘utm‘ though ”1‘” body W“ 9““ vices at Sergeant am. who 15 ”marinaded when completed patently all right and enjoying litur‘ ' ,. Medical examiner s. H Hunting is being highly complimented The pleasures o: the young man ton responded to the call for him at for his excellent work in this one. vvere interrupted when Sergeant silk V4 oclock and he gave permission for. “Sergeant Silk, who was informed arrested him at 11.: 30 a. m. Con- the removal or the remains to Ray- that Billing was suspected sought the! results: i: fronted with his crime, hemoniessed mono and Sons morgue where the and turned over the balance or his body now lies. He gave "death, by small fortune, amounting then , to ihanging," as the cause of the demise. That the suicide was deliberate was for spending $45 more. but denied made certain by the manner in which taking the extra $200 which Mr. V'l‘i‘inch it was done. claimed he took unless he had for pocket handkerchief gotten and lost the money. At midnight Saturday Otilcer Jar- sheer force the chain which holds 110‘. Beside admitting the present that; via 6. Murray went into the cell-room the iron bunk, he shortened this by Elllng practically admitted to the oili-‘ Adv. and sell it. . $429. 46 to the police. » which met their we. souredaroom' l‘did the some thing.. stunt thrm. 1 He accounted Ithis about- his neck. Without a word Otilcer Page whip~ come upon the noose The Headliner. andwss ‘ welhlllted accuse one his unit» had out this knife and Dinner Dornoy chiet was neatly embroidered with s 131 personall. lit matters not large ‘lil'.’ " [who cut the handkerchief and let thel Nelle anionic-lb"dy down for “u was ““3 in sn “1' her about two years ago Mr. Finchl It was tee late. howeverhns determined this time to find the cui- reside in Hurihutt street. Making a noose oi his Elling ‘sllpp‘ed Removing by , ' , VB train by any mus. ‘ or it ass. out 11)"an worked last an, in nhim- V9.- 3want in for another look at the young sell it We necessary _r hint to' blok‘ ‘ man and they gasped at the slant. hits on front beneath his no and lnluiout kneel are the weight would term. not 'lé‘l He had one Having lost $206 in a similar msn- member 23 -‘ He is survived by his pencil Funeral arrangements will W culariy good in these cases. and who‘ i _ "my CHEAPER nu ma sit l V A good ad. in the right. reaches the right people and slit Sentinel want a lad. He found him in Hnntord's gar- money to you age in North Main street. When Eli— . » ing saw the sergeant he slipped back The woman wno relies of a door, but the policeman closed the no) Want Advertisements door and confronted Eiling in his term the household help has a iittl prary hiding place. After a severe for other tblnn gruelling, Elling owned up to his guilt. ' . V , and was placed under arrest. ' 1 When the’ vacant prone too expensive use a Sent m _ o T11! \ :itiutn oi] [upliftin- I‘ll! an (”1111 ED Don’t Throw Away Your Old Dull Safety Razbr as this Stropper “Automatically Sharpens and Keeps Sharp Any Kind Of a Razor Blade ‘ ‘ GILLETTE ounHAMnup‘Lsx YANKEE KEEN-KOTTER ARNOLD EVER-READY cuanv GEM JUNIOR '- Dressing assures sharp blades at all times.‘ ‘You’ll Never Need to » Buy Another Blade $ 2.50 Razor Sharpener for- IF THIS AUTOMATIC STROPPER DOES NOT ACCOMPLISH ' EVERY unsunr CLAIMED YOUR noxni WILL ms REFUND ‘ , ‘j ‘ 1TH E GUARAN FEE TO G VE SATISFACTION There is notrick about strapping y'our'”rnzorwnot with Baileys Automatic Stropper, which is built on . practical lines The correct position of the blade positively guarantees a cutting edge. only with Very Sharp 173 ACrl AND EVERY S’l HOPPER IS SOLD UNDER A P08. ENDERS WAR-D SHARP-SHAVER CLARK STAR YALE KlNli' GEM AND OTHERS WEEK Al TO-STROP 8.1.... Do NOT LOSE ANY TIME CLIP THE COUPON NOW You may begin cutting out Coupons 4t boy time. and when you have six conircutively numbered present them at 11110 Bastille} Cities with n cents and set. one or these ”.50 Automatic attention. triu- silencer must be . seen to a. mutated. panic braid ‘n. Bailey’ 3 gutomatic Shopper Conn pon. ill or Cou- , pens and Ninety—No 1,24 ;_ eight Coulis, null entitle you to C
Norwalk Chronicler