Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1913 · page 3

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wAuT55»moUn Al canons
tern wanted; milliliters. Apply to St.

John and Keyser, Steamboat Place.
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WANTED-31? A .CAPABLE Bill
dined woman, a position as mother’s
helper or housekeeper: experienced;
beet reference. Address A. M. Senti-
net office, South Norwaik, Conn.

1314 III.

WANTED—BOYS TO LEARN CE
mentlng. Paid while learning. New
iEnglandlCoat 00., 83 Washington Sit

fill 3t

thNTeanWO EXPERIENCED
shirt makers on repairs, steady work.
L‘luett, Peabody and Co. . ‘ £13 tit

WANTED-oar HUNGARIAN GIRL.

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situation at general housework.
Speaks German. Inquire 15 Lexington-
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WANTED -- FIRST MORTGAGE
loans at door cent: 4, 72.000; 2.
.71, 800; :3, 32, 500; 1, $1, 500; 1, $1, 250.
Geo. Mitchell, Norwalk, Conn.. n1 ti'

WANTEDrTO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Beet. market prices paid. 143x-
Itra prices for {at calves. 73 to $4
Tor bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. iii if

CLUETT. ‘PEABODY AND co.
.Wnnt experienced operators on power
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I HAVE $5,090 T0 PLACE Obi A
good mortgage, centrally located.
Quick turn. See Lawrence Agency, ill
South Main St." fill in

' BUSINESS NOTICES

CORTRIGHT BROS., 171 WASHING-
ton St, So. Norwnlk. Co. UpholsteI
lug and furnituxe repairing. All kinds
or cushions made and repaired. Es
tlmatee cheerfully given.

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LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
piano mover by padded automobile

 

van. Telephone 241-21. J. H. Mc-
iNerney. fill tit
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE

treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment Dr
Wadsworth: Sanitarium Tel 210
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NA8i-i'8 MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St

 

 

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Ladies’

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$2.00 and $2.50.

CLARICE

Latest styles.
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$3.60.

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vertisements on this page, Twenty-five Words; or Dells. 25c—
59c n- Each “Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
- taco or Cops. Deublc Price

FOR SALE

FOR SAL'EmGOOD FARM INEAR
South Norwsik, with over 12 Items of
land, 9 room house, 2‘ barns, several
chicken coups, large quantity of apple.
pouch, cherry trees, grape vine Large
well. Cheap. 8. Baiezs, 18_ L xington
Ave. M3 at

FOR SALEnTHREE VERY» AT-
tractive single houses with ”large
building iot,,in best part of So. Nor-
wnlk. Snap for a quick buyer. Ad-
dress Box 235,, Derby. Oonn. ‘If’l 6t

FOR SALE OR TO LET~FOR~I
mer Senishipt factory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. Knapp or .i. M. Layton and 00..
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In Bleak-

, TO LET
To LET—HOUSE IN ROWAJI-
ton. situated on Main street. contain
ing 14 rooms, 2 baths and all improve-
ments,10t 100 by 230 ft. Fruit trees,
vines, etc. on the place, which is near
the waterI and only five minutes to
depot and two minutes to trolley. It's
all right for boardinghouse or private
residence. Terms reasonable. E. H.
smith, owner. HIM-I3. tilt at

 

TO LET—FOUR ItOOM HOUSE
at 27 Clinton Ave. Apply at‘ 2.5 Clin-
ton Ave. 514 tilt

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1'0 LET—~Six ROOM HOUSE. 17
Concord Sh, all improvements. Rent
:18. 00. Inquire Baxter’s drug etgfg. 3t

 

 

GIIIIIIITIIIIS III 'MEXIGII
TERI BAD

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his men to join in the attack on the
mutinousrtroops under Dian. General
Rivera is said to be on the way from
the “State of Oaxaca with 900 federal
soldiers ,

The federal troops were posted dur-
ing the night at all points considered
of strategic importance, and General
Huerta, it was understood, had deter-
mined that the efiort to rush the rebel
lines, which he promised for yesterday
would be attempted‘today.

The hundreds of thousands of ter-
ror-stricken non-combatants “have
grown indifferent as to who wins, but
all in the city uttered a prayer this
morning that one side or the other
might bring to a termination the ter-
rible artillery duel which has practi-
cnlly wrecked the city and caused so
much loss, of life and misery.

President Modern this morning sent
another ultimatum to Felix Dlnz tie-
mandlng his surrender and the reply
came in the shape of cannon balls
from the lnsugents’ biggest guns.

The rebels opened the battle today
at 5:45 a. "1., when they started firing
in the direction of the liedernl concen-
tration points. it had been expected
that the federals would attack {first

Soon otter 8 o'clock a convent five
mm beyond the national palace was
wrecked by a shell from a rebel gun
and normal of its inmates were killed

in many of the churches special
services were held to pray for the re-
storation of peace to the capital.
Thousands of refugees knelt in the old
edifices and joined in the prayers, ut
the snmc time trusting not a little in
the heavy walls for protection against
the flying projectiles.

lr‘cllz l‘liuz Inudc preparations to
contest evéry inch of the advance of
the governxucut troops, as be indicated
he would do In his reply lo the meal
dent's ultimatum. lie told the govern-
ment ibht he and his followers pre-
~icrrcd to db- at their posts rather than
surrender.

The first salvo from the rebel lines
was followed quickly by It series of
others in i‘thplli succession. Then the
machine guns and rifles began their
u'lIlrriIIr. und puller, Ibo fire being
chaniriiiod on all points at which it
was thought the government troops
Wore gathering. The federal guns
wwxn not long before making a vigor--
oils reply.

ily 7 unlock the tire had sell! I! in-
to a steady fusillnde, All nroun the
arueuul. the rebel headquarters. the
liluub of. tho discharges of fluid nuns
and quick firm-s was incessant.

io‘ellernlmolncoru declared that their
man Wouc boiny. prepared to make a
forward movement on the rebel lines.

A constant stream of refugees, moat
or them Mexican clumps. was observ-
ed carrying bundles and scurrying to
ward the suburbs from the densely
populated district between the arsenal
and the national palace as the firing
became xeuemi.

. Many shrapnel shells from the rebel
artillery loll around the ca his office,
the Amcriruu Club and other build
trust in that vicinity Others reached
their mark, tho-national palace.
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‘ suns, stationed on the Peace iisicrma,

, in the neighborhood of the Dritish io-
shells upon {borehole is the arsenal.

Another fedora] battery posted
Elan Jeanine Miran strait spleen in.

in an oil:

 

,, Drop it Perot and our Repre-

gallon, poured It constant stream of.
on“ .

slur. this morning asked for reass- .

, union as a belligerent by the muted ,
slates entrainment ,
note to substances wit on. stellar “

TO LET~LARGE HOUSE; 20
rooms with set range. furnace; suit:
able for boarding house, centrally lo-
cated. Single houses. flats, manufac-
tory with power; carpenter shop; burn.
Rents in East Norwak Norwalk and
South Norwalk to suit tenants. Ray-
mond Bros. {13 3t

TO LET-‘4 FRONT ROOMS WITH

 

steam heat and hot water Ifurnished.
Inquire of Geo. Keeler, opposite Hoyt‘s
Theatre. 113 st

 

TO LET—ROOMS. ALL IMPROVE-
ments. Inquire 72 North Main Sans
. f1 7t

10 LET->5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St; also 10 room house, Connecticut
Ave, large yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose
Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave. 117 hi

To LET—AT 39 CHAPEL ST»
Basement, four room apartment. first
class condition. Rent 36. Inquire 64
South Main St., South Nor-walk. 122 at

T0 LET—APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South III“;
St. .

To LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-rsmuy house. 6 rooms, and 5
room flat; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. slit 1:!

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The New Science-T?
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art In
adjusting the same. Disease is cant
ed by a wrenchytwiet or sprain it
the back. Even if done in childholx
it creates pinched nerves and pain i1
later life in the different organs anc-
limbs. -

Chiropractors remove the cause 0:
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
terns in your hotly.
given special attention; also cum
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor n chew
to help you

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS. I). C.

Bil Washington BL. 80. Norwaik, Com.

Graduate from Painter School, an
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Prices Reasonable
Betti Workmanship
PromptAtteation

tentative will call and
give estimate

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all modern improvements, including.

Female trouhiel "

Gas

The. piping can he coriccaied‘

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a celebrate

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and taking hen

haserhent The

‘miseriy uncle frills asleep, and a light-
ed candle is overturned, setting tire to
the room. Trying to reach the con-
cealed fortune hy dashing through the
flames he is burned to death. Karl die-
Iand rescues the girl.

covers the fire

 

possession of hIs dead sisters estate, studio gathering. she does. and is fol-
himselt in a te lenient.
days gloating a d ocunting over the mér y occupied b‘y her dead uncle In
stolen money. I. = '
Twelve yenrs‘later, three Bohemians revealed; the cepitatllst is repaid for
rent the studio above the tenement. his expenditures to cover the cost or

with the assistitncc of a. tenement' and Karl are placed beyond the rough
slavery, meets Keri. the pianist. alter oi weft“ “

 
 
 

Some some make theirib‘Lw
is homily too sticky,;- III in
" getting "Wyeths" which

pended upmv to restore natural
and thea‘uty to the hair and is:
did for ddiidrutf dry, feverle
scalp and falling hair.
A,” weiri-knctvn, comm
says his customers insist on
Suzanna-Sulphur :beueuso
it' darkens so naturally “ ‘
that nobddy can tell it has .
pliedmit’s so easy to use
simply dampen a sponge or so
and draw it through. your hat ‘
one strand at a" time. Do,

night and by morning the m
disappears; after another npipli
ortwo, it is restored to its»;

‘ in With Sui hur It Makes
’ Hair Soft, ‘ cautiful

stolen. in . IIIRHW Tim I“ “Cures Dandruff.

and“ In reads. In rescuing o from

'17 The use of Base and Sulphur for re-
storing faded may, hair to its‘naturai
color dates back to grandmother's

s is the: 5.0 :- ‘
3:33;“; he: tallhnphant amen“ Mme. fills kept her hair beuuuiliuliy

once, the capitalist, intoxicated. forces darkened glossy and abundant :with a

‘ brew 6: Sage Tea and Sulphur. When-
see I I I I
mes "u“ by “1° h s attentions upon the 8 r at a cruel over her hair loll out or took on that

dull faded OFstI-eaked appearance
this simple mixture was applied with.
wonderful effect I .
But brewing ut‘home is muesy and
outfall-date. owadarys skilled (linem-
ists, do this hetter‘thnn ourselves. By
asking at any dry'stcre for theready
504186 product—“called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remtdy"~—you will color-and looks. giossy,.soi‘t and
get a large “bottle Ifor about 50 cents. dent. .

. M. P. Weicher, fleld secretary of the The Fellowcraft Club of Oi
Anti-Cigarette League of America, ad~ Lodge will hold a stewed clan!
dressed the students at the Norwalk this evening, after the bilsinolls
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little girl, he hides lowed by ‘Kari, who attacks her perse-
IH'e spends his‘ cute in the tenement basement tor-

‘tho struggle. the hidden .treasure is

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