, ‘ m Sale, Business.
Professional“ Cards.
Miscellaneou
_CLASSIFIED MW 1' meals on this .Twenty-F'ive Woras or Less. zoo--
Three Times. soc ...-.. Each: Addition Word. 1 cent per Insertion. ‘ In Black‘-
.5” Caps. Double Price
, have moved from Washington Street Budge to the.
AudItorIum, Where We Will continue but GreatM“ iII‘g Sale.
Everything at Reduced Price's. Full Line New and
Second hand Forniture- "
M GUTKOWSKY
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also at dynamite «haying failed to open
the through sale. which contained $25. -‘
000. .
In addition to lighting a pitched bat.
tie with the unicorn the bandits cap-
tured a policeman and a newspaper
, reporter and lined them up beside‘tbe
‘-~i
A
; v
. g ‘ . express car withiha messenger and
WANTED ~ FOR SAL. . T0 Ln curious passengerswho cametrom the . ..
WANTED—YOUNG MAN FQR “FOR BALEwleINCH SPEED PRO- T0 LET—«HALF HOUSE IN PUT coaches at the trains: ascertain the
All modern Improvements
Inquire P. '1‘. Bresnau. 47 West Ave.
1130th Norwalk, Phone. 458. 118 at
T0 LEW—STORE. CEDAR ST" ,3
living rooms in rear. Inauire Samuel
Roodner, Ann St. . 118 at
T0 LET—~TWO Six ROOM COT-
taxes, with all Improvements on Lin~
coin Ave- Inquire United Grocery
Co. 118 It
-“4‘
TO LETw-v'I‘HvREE ROOM "HOUSE.
. clerk Must lbs 18 or over» Answer ham Ave.
V in owu handwriting. Address "Ojlegkr,
fientiuel office.
WANTED-BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS-
old to work in store. Address "Boy.“
care Sentinel. ' 118 31:
,WANTED~YOUNG , em: FOR
general housework. Three in family.
Mrs. R. J. Graham. Saugatuck, Conn.
Phone or. . :17 3t
WANTED—A nor OR YOUNG
seller.» Jump coil. rMake‘and break
colL Two motors. on 11 power .wire-
tless set.- (All bargains. Inquire No.
92 WoodWard Aves/city.» 118 lit
FOR «SALEwONE 3 M II. P. PALM-
er engine with Shribler carburetor.
gasoline tank shalt and wheel. Price
$20. 00 it taken this .week 3W. “H. Hub-
”ball 78 Spring St, city. ‘ 118 at
FOR SALE—JPRO'I‘TER, PERFECT-
ly sound has a record lot -2: 18 1-1.
takes no one’s dust; also one our-
cause at thestop. Noose was injured.
'by the shots, as for as is known.
The engine and express ‘car were
cut on from the rest of the train by
the train crew at the point at revol-
Vers. Conductor McWilliams on see
ing the engine and express car‘pulllng
away from the train, started to Inves-
tigate. A little farther down the
tracks towards the city. he heard an
explosion. He hastened to the home
COUNTRY CLUB MAY INCREASE lows. viz: _
MEMBERSHIP. l "The total number at resident mem-
A special meeting. oi the Norwalk here of the corporation shall not ex-
country Club Corporation will beheld ceed two hundred and twenty-live."
at the Club house. Gregory's Point, on To read as iollows. via: Mrs. E. M. Smith, at South
the 27th day of June. 1913, at eight “The total number of resident mem- walk was discharged rilom t
o'clock p. m.. to consider the advise» here of the corporation shall not ex- walk Hospital yesterday.
hilltLy of amending that portion of i830“ ceed two hundred and titty " I Alexander Wilson. of Waste
tion 2, Article ix. oi the by-laws ct = And to take such action in relation also discharged from the New.
‘ visable.
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTE
m
man to work in a dry goods store.
Apply to A. Dickenman and Son.
. 117 at
“WANTED—1m TRANSFER M~Y
nlontgae of $2,000 on or about July
lot 1913. Private party preferred.
Inquire :H. T. L., Sentinel. 11’? 3t
BRICKLAYERS . WANTED —-, AP-
, ply to Harris Construction 00., Wash-
ington St, South ‘Norwalk. ‘ 116 lit
WANTED—«WORK .BY .HUNGAR-
-~ ian girl at general housework Can
speak English and cook. Address 33
~ Lowe St, South Norwalk.116 3t
WANTED—A GARDENER. ‘ AD-
dress P. O. Box 421, Darlen, Ct. 116 3t
WANTED—BOY TO, WORK. IN
drug store. Apply F. H. Baxter.
116 3t
WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for tat calves. $3
to 34 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
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FOUND.
vFOUND—SOMEBODY'S BET CAT.
Evidently strayed. Will be held un-
tll Saturday night. Inquire 5 West
St. 118 1t
Sell as a whole or separately dirt
R. 1E O. runabout, In good condition.
“so? cow and a: line «butter maker.
, quire James Montelth. Taylor place.
riage. one spindle. one new sleigh.
cheap. Selling for want or use. W.
A. Williams, Georgetown, Conn 118 1t
FOR SALE—aux FOUR PASSENGER
Apply Old Homestead, 41 North Main
St. 117 at
FOR SALE—NEW MILCH JEIR-
n.
117
FOR SALE—SOUND DELIVERY
horse. Combo been between 7 and 8
a. m. and '5 and: ‘6 :1). In. Old Well
Laundry. 117 EL
FOR SALE—FINE PAIR OF'
cobs, carriage horses, sound and kind.
sultalble liar lady to drive; good “for
livery business. Apply V. R. Pooley,
Darlen. Phone 6. 11d 1w
FOR SALE-NEW MODERN COT-
tage, all improvements, best location.
At, a sacrifice. Only 20.iper cent. neces-
sary. The rest can remain on mort-
gage. Address IL. care Sentinel.
113 ti
3i:
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE
of late Geo. Bonnell. Westport, Conn.
16 acres. mansion, cottage, other bulld-
ings. A1 condition. 011 Post Road.
near Southport. Geo. Mitchell, sale
agent. Norwnlk, Conn. augl ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CLAIRVOVANT WILL BE AT 8
llanford Place, South Norwalk, June
19, from 1 to 9 p. In. Trance read-
ing, $1.00; open mind. 500. 118 It
. Buff Orpington Eggs
from the strain that won the highest
honors at Madison Square Garden,
Graud'Centrai Palace and Boston, will
the sold at
50 cents per dozen
for the next two weeks. when our
matings will be broken up
2.1 cock birds and hens at $1. 50 each
Jill-Pit liRPlNlilflli Hill
West St. South Norwslk. Phone 1418
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford. Conn
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
FOR BALE-TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Oitice. m21 ti
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seaview avenue.
East Norwnlk, Conn. Phone 240.‘
ill 1111
"ALL“ Kmos‘ or new" AND sac
end-baud shoes. any size, for boys,
girls and grown up tolks. Prices reus
unable; Repairing a specialty. 30
North Main St. Tony Garraulone.
114. tit
wall paper. painting and decorating
O F.1Ienedict, 65 Osborn Ave Tel.
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall on
par and painters' supplies or Alex
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 400. Est!-
mstes cheeriuliy given.
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
ustom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
_..~.....—.... .— pa w- a
Dr. Margaret Morrison
45 «Summit Ave.
Rent 86.
Inquire
of a iarmer and sent the warning to
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS OF
I28 tt
John Mockler on premises. 117 at
T0 LET--ONE SIDE OF TWO
family house. 1163 South Main St..7
rooms. all improvements. Inquire of
A. Carbone, til Railroad Ave. 117 3t
To LET—«FURNISHED ROOMS.
centrally located. suitable tor one or
two. connected with bath. lnqulre
10 Clay St. -‘ 117 St
'ro LETwFURNISHED 0R UNFUR‘
aished, single. double or w?! or three
rooms for light housekeeping House
containing tour or six rooms. all im-‘
«provements. ‘Reflned location. In-
qulre 2 High St, South Norwisilk.3
6 t
TO LET—THREE ROOMS AND AT-
tic electric lights. newly renovated.
Inquire 13 Cross “St. 117 (it
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—AT
Laurel Beach, cottages modern plumb-
ing gas. city water, line lawns. Ex-
celient bathing. cement walk on shore
trout. Building lots 'or sale. Laurel
Beach Land Co. C V. Sewell. resi-
dent agent. Mi Iroui, Conn. 'tjll ti“
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St... East Norwsik.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire at tit South )daln St. m2i ti
To LET—4 ROOM FRONT AND
rear apartments. second floor, rent
$10 and 89. Also second floor loit in
factory building containing 5.000
square feet. suitable for light menu.
lecturing. inquire at The Old Well
Cigar 00. cities. 83 Washington 833 t
at. i
TO LET—TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. containing slxhedrooms,
, two baths. hot water heating system
and all other Improvements.~ For fur
ther particulars apply at office or The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
lses. m2~i til
the corporation._which reads as tol- thereto as said meeting shaildeam ad- “Hospital yesterday.
this city. Sherlii Master and Chief 012
Police Underwood soon had ofllcers
scouring the country.
A switch engine in charge of Gen.
eral Superintendent A. E. Cllit, of Clin-
ton.-leit this city, and came upon the
engine and express orthorpassenger
train.
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city and the passenger engine was
sent back‘ to Glenarm tor the train.
Engineer Shell reported that follow
log the battle between the robbers
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or his locomotiveaud ran it, making
him sit quietly upon his box, One or,
man, while the other acted as engin-
eer. The bandit handled the locorno-‘
tivc using the reverse lever, throttle
and air-' brakes on though familiar
with their operation.
poatedly on the express our awakened
the: farmers tor-a distance of several
miles.
has an Idea when or where the bandits
of their presence was when one of
der with a revolver in each hand one-
cqvering both engineer and fireman
said: ‘Stop liar"
dynamite was applied to the sale hah'
asdozen titucmbeiore sheriit’s pestle
bandits .in switched. battle.
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants of the Town of .‘x\ 0-:
walk qualified to vote in town moot-
1273-2. I325 ti logs. are hereby notified and u'nrncd
that .a special town Inotlug will be
NOTICE “‘ PAINTING: PAPER” bold in the Town Assembly Hall, in
the i‘lty oi Norwaik. on the 23rd day
at June, 1913, at 8 o‘clock p. In.. for
the following purposes:
'1. To take action upon a petition
presented to us requesting a sporidl
town meeting to be called for the pur
IIIIHG of authorizing the solar-linen oi?
Norwalk to sprinkle with oil lunue
dialer the streets of East Norwaik.
2. To take action upon the proposi
tlou to sell any or all of the land
noted on Smith street in the (limo!
Norwalk, for factory purposes. pur
sprint to a petition presented to us.
owned ill)’ the Town 01‘ Norwollt. site
bandits. One of the robbers stepped
on
ielopt through some underbrush an
i preaching the train and with the drop I!
on OLeary told him to ‘Throu up
your hands."
As O Lesly compiled the robber
pirtt'd up the oilii'er, and the newspa
pot“ and lined both' up beside the ex-
press cur
Soterai moods of reptesentatixes so
cured nuts; and unlit to the scene and
wearing linen austere with caps and
black masks He says both were ex
The switch engine returned to the“i ‘
1"]!
and posse the bandits took possession.
the men performed the duties oi lire" ‘ ’
Reports of the explosion used re- "
i
Firemen Peter S. Miller says he .,
boarded the train. The drstfihe knew
thoimasked robbers slid over the ten-i .
aIrIIed at the scene and engaged the ..
O hoary were the two held up by the:‘ ‘6
to! the dark as Marucy and O’ Leary v
The lower House 0! the General As- . ll
sombly had been adjourned when to , “V“
ports or the holdup reached the tons '
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dautit text book. All the luv, the best and most up- “
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80;“: Norm“ own-'63 Meadow 8t" Chiropradtor 3- To “Whom” ”“5 ”mum“ " ‘r‘l‘neglmm luth‘dggdnum way “are U and will keep the entire 11"”: mirth “out???“ 10' (late lllllJlltatitlli 0f ”3 I:
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Phone Connections. FORMEREJNOQ FIEIXNXISSK CITY. tract ot mm] situated In um may at Shem! Master was hindered in his it fan?” posted as ‘0 the the . I or \\‘ est—Jot poii~ Lind. devotul to Aim ,
Hours—~11 a. m.-l5 p. m. “Monday. Wed
aesday. Friday, 9:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Fire, Life. Health
Accident. Plate on». Auto
insured".
Real Estate. Rants. ’Suroty Bonds.
Noun?r Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tot. M6. 103 WIUMflitOIirBL
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Dividend Notice
res scorn gamut smiths
South lNdr’waik Conn.
At It meeting at the directors or this
. innit with this day, a dividend at the
rate of tour r cent. per annum Was
declared to (limiters from s carn-
“inga oi the six months ending title 30.
ms. this “some «rill be entered on
semisolid and mid on and utter“
July 10 1913...
‘. is made on or hetero any
. lath drill drew interest from July lot.
that order «the Board of Directors.
Odom WWWA Iii).
AL ADJUSTMENT.
158 Washington Street. Kselsr Bulld-
ing. Opp. Hoyt's Theatre. ~
80th Norwslk.
OFFICE HOURHiz. 15. 7-9.
Adjustments $100 per treatment
0 adjustments 85.00 '
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BPEGlALIBT IN SCIENTIFG BPIN'
. June, 1013.
a lot owned by this town on Iioion
avenue. at ltownytou, and authorise
said selectincu to execute the noses
nary conveyance of the some.
Dated at Norwnlk. this ltth day or
Alili‘ltl-‘l l“) AI'ISON
JAMES; A. BROWN.
JOHN DIWINE,
Selectmen or the Town at Norwaik.
Elm Trees
All Summer
PHONE It!“ or 127”.
I
David W. Raymond
U N D E RTAKE it
NEW RID MIN”! BUILDING.
27 WAIHINGTON ‘1'.
Tot. omen. ‘lflI-SI hell“, “3.
Sprayed. to Stay Green
Beaup‘a’in 8. Saunders
pot was avenue. hr
hilt! some cases. last. ‘
art was sense; an the
llti it
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NORWALK COUNTRY CLUB TEN
NID.
The tennis committee or the Non
wnlir dountry Club announces a handle
cap tournament in men's doubles. mir-
ed doubles and Junior singles. to bo-
‘itltt on daturday alteration. June 28.
and to be finished. weather permitting.
on Friday afternoon. July ith.
_ Entries may he sent to the chairman
gphonad to the club steward. The draw
dogs will he made and the handicaps
assigned II Thursday. June as. at“
8: so o'aioo in the evening. die on»
and hour. The tea for each team will
be 31. and tar Junior singles. 50c. Stiles
able printer will be awarded.
malts this tournament I: front
at the committee. or they maybe leis».
tries will be received ailer- that day?
The stimulates is more and is“
they were between him and the pen
sons lined up behind the baggage
car.
The robbery is believed to be the
miles south. oi 'Sprluglield.
e
honest Advice to .. --...
Somehrl‘w there exists II vast outpost of
«national M to the possibility or (“1‘an
not are sincere in Iv Mat he."
we we were adhrterl‘ with "1‘3” Isréulosls.
to than] lot-mule. Altarntvs
hpupil: an: turbidity. 'Ihs reason we
min ("not have
tor II III or;
it. in tut we are t It reports II
t which (at waln-
010m limousines Ara. tilts. 1’s.
antls near Fort Ixo years! rm II etc
the Mill‘lhtti' this ll pearl
(mg family phyailraa II vised another
my
rear? at! tho
riser“ they“
lo With’fiw a [3:111th he
il‘él‘ml“ 1}“!th éltsgfi
Consunpiivcs
CoIsuInpllin a slate none but facts,
should do “realms: we IIII
ileum do this
it (.‘o “Whoa I) idlio
motivation one
filmed" ullh he rriis III or; tub
“I: r at... s:
is. a to reIIIIIlII wand r lab!
1 i I... all. loot:
.Irtuh no
sea “Fm
Wit,
duel with the robbers by the fact that
work of the some gang which robbed . , .
the St. Louiemsas (my train about . .
six months ago at tiles Junction tour
many '
deficits and doings of all
the prominent people of
the entire Igor-it.
At all news stands
15cc copy
can Fashions foI“_‘AnIcri‘~ f
can Women.
At all neWs stands I :
25c a copy
tics. religion and art. is
told each month, a little
more completely. a little
more clearly, a little, bet-
: tcr than in any other pub»
licatiou... The illustra—
limits will be superb.
“At, all news stands
; lSc-sa copv,
To simplify the handling“ of this proposition. we collect 35c with the order, and th
the newsboy collects far the paper at the rate of rs cents per week. So all you hate
azln send in the coupon and 35c. and the collections for the paper will takey care of on
is such.
:_Call at Sentinel
Office and let us
“show you sample
suppresses shortlist.
“I seamstrmamu as
at as a)
Norwalk Chronicler