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bce or Caps. Double Price,
' Cause Much Crime
“The underworld will gradually die
for lack of population when the re-
formers at our State reformetories
learn to be the living example oi! what
WANTED
FOR SAL]
. they preach and do not practice," said
TO LET Jack Bone. the former gambler and
WAN TED—~Tl NS’MlI'I‘H.
INQUIRE
A. E. Benedict, 87 West St.
810 St
senger auto, top. opedometer, lamps.
in good running order; $175.00. A31-
1310 't
WANTED ~ CARPENTERS. AP- dress AW). Sentinel.
Ill Ste hen n war I, 24 {ll t.
T51. 14295. U 5 5 3031, FOR SALE—FORD . RUNA’BOUT.
WANTS Dv—WOMEN TO MAKE
:rprona at home, IS‘DDX‘G time; we pay
400 per dozen: send addressed enve~
. Fenwuy Spec-
ialty (30,, 564 Washington St., Boston,
lope for particulars.
Mass. 310 :lt
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HELP,
:i’emule. . "Those who can new by
hand; also learners. Inquire Schen-
dlerg Bros, 68 Water St, 510 3t
WANTED—SITUATION AT
oral housework.
Ave.
GEN-
iinquire 5 Lexington
810 ill
WANTED ~ BY LADY WITH
children of school age, 3 unfurnished
rooms for winter, lheateduconvenient
to near-'by table board. “Reliable.”
(Sentinel Office. 510 2t
WANTED—~CHAMBE‘RMAID, AND
waitress. Apply Mrs. R. Van Buren,
08 West Ave, Norwalk. nil 3t
WANTED -— COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework in small tom-
iiy. Mrs. C. W. Bell, Dnrien. Tel. 7.
' , 89 3t
WANTED—WOMAN FOR GENER.
ill housework. Mlddle~aged prefer-Ind.
References.’ Address A., cure Senti-
net. 69 3t
WANTED-ad PRACTICAL, WILL-
lng young lady as assistant forelady,
and in office; must write good hand
1911; .iirnsh runabout; Palmer-Singer.
191).; Brush delivery car. All with
new tires. .Big bargain. LeCount's
(larwge, Chestnut St., South Norwglh
3
son SALE—«4 CYLINDER, 5 ms '
To LETwltOOMs TO RENT AT ‘Rosenthnl witness in an address here
216 South Main St, newly painted last night. , .~
and popcrcd, trolley by door; gardeni Rose took the lecture platform in
“7 desired. Rent reasonable. Inquire dmitwood's Hall. for the henedt oi the
on premlsés. 810 M" East Norwalkdhplscopal Church. Near-
TO LET—~NO. 33 WOODWARD IV 200 persons hBEl‘d him.
Ave, 6 rooms. all improvements. ex- Only one reference wan made to the
cellent condition. Apply to J. '13, Law— (Rosenthol affair. that being when Rose
‘gcmcefirhayton and (”0' or Jams?!) I31 said that or the eight who took part
FOR 3AL£~—PO.\'Y. .WAGON AND’
harness. inquire Louis S'huielt, 245
East Ave. st) 3t
‘Fon‘ shits—MUST sum. 30 or.
long by 8 ft. :benm auxiliary ynwl. Ex-
cellent condition. Fred Mystrom, 28
Burritt Ave. . s9 31;
FOR SALE—~GOMPLE’1‘E LEADER
water system, 1,000 gal. tank, 4 horse
gas engine and Myers' pump. Good
as new. Having city water put in,
will sell at bargain, together or. sep-
arately. Take good Jersey cow ‘in'
part payment. R. C. Lester, Sycamore
Form, Dnriden. 99 (it
SEED RYE FOR SALE $1.00 A
hushel; also rye straw. Terms cash.
'R. C. Lester. Sycamore Farm, Post
Road, Darlen. 89 3t
FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE.
weight between 1,200 and 1,300
pounds. Reasonable, it sold at once.
Apply to Calvin Snyder, Ely avenueé
38 't
WILL SELL LOTS 0N 1MPROV~
ed street. 5 minutes from station.
$150 up. Terms $80 down and $5
monthly. Cash discounts. it buyer
will build we furnish plans tree.
Maring Construction 00., South Nor-
nud have knowledge of figures. AIp- walk, Conn. 84 6t
{ply or address Edwin 130939 and Co. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—6
59 {it
WANTEDWG‘lRliS FOR SHAPING
and folding. Steady positions. Apply
Crescent Laundry, 8 Senview Ave.
58 3t
WANTED—HRH“ l’l‘ Y0 UNG Flillr
low wnutod to work in grocery store.
iluui havorsolling n'hility: Reference
required. P. O, dlox 466. 88 3t
WANTED ~— WEAVERS, LEARN-
ors and helpers. Apply Mueller (lloriu
“Mills, Norwnlk, (it. n22 12t
M‘lilUVSINESS NOTICES
TONY GARRAMONE. 36 NORTH
hiniu SL, shoo mnkcr. An cxirn man
hem for repairing nd selling second-
hand shoon. :58 lit
PUBLlC STENOGRAPHER—l—MISS
lGlth’. M, hooker, :lil St-nviow avcuuu,
.lCiiSl. Norwnlk. Phone 2.10. Oliicc dor StcvoIm-lhirycu curs will port with;
Illotvl .llnhnrkonio, ltoom i’I. Phone ("‘9‘ Lllxlll‘lOilS “dull; 150-“ all":
980. Ollhrc hours 0:00 to 5:00. 0.18 1m Bridgeport. “w “-
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
hoot llll(l shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
gunruntccd. 28 West Washington St.
DEAD WOOD TRlMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAlN & SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
out... Health
Accident; Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
To. 345. 155 Washlnaton St.
Paper
Hanging
Our Spoolulty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HierhcrtWfiorham“
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwnlk. Phone 593-12.
Real
Noun m
' \ l‘mlmm or lin- llmnonrnilo lilac»
lurk ul llu- Hwnlil’l \‘oiiuc, lllilllll’l. (ll
”h“ l‘ity oi Nurwulh will ha' he'll ill
the l'llv llull on North Mum strum,
yinuiu ,‘s‘uruulk. on Wiring. owning.
W‘flll'lflhl‘r. l'.', lllllt, ui ll u'rlm-lt, {or
iiu- tulips-Mi of rim-lion «lvlnuuir-a lo
lltt“ up; than mum, in III-mluulo run-1
divining. luv willow ui’ Nu» Hot-unit I'l‘ux‘
mi Wont, Mill it) whirl Il‘ulrlil l'tittl
Minnow. for the WWW“! .Hdi"
ii-llnnwll
totiruwuu'rh‘ lthfilT‘leii
lid 30 l.“
’l lite ‘sm‘vloik “Nita Hf Timid diffic-
toa out Mr rt-mlat liiluinofin nus!
«within
. ielxbih.
twin “MW” we... ”0‘ ”hawthorn,unmvmmonuhn.‘
WW oi Rethink”, fill! in“ tit
mom meeting its: new
w
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements; price
$3,000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. inquire of Chas. E. lioyté
at t
FOR SALE—TWO FINE LARGE
level lots, 50 thy lfil), fine soil; sewer
and water. Worth $800. 0500 ii? sold
,at once. Ncur West Ave. Bargain.
Box 314, South Norwnlk. s4 lit
b.
FOR SALE—a-BARGAIN lN SOUTH
NORWALK BUlLDING LOTS—“Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Tuko your pick at Slit)
each. Terms $25 down, hulnnce $10
monthly. Discount for rush. Dimen-
sinus and other particulars at my ol-
iicc. Willium l', Sniull, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. 8.28 it
PARTV HAVING TWO ll (‘Yl.l.\'«
FOR SALE—4i ROOM HOUSE, ALL.
improvements, (inc condition. Center at
South Norwuik. Price $2,050. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
PROFESSIONAL.
CLARENCE B. NOWLAN, VIOLIN"
lh'l and touchm‘. llt‘lfillliglltli" and studio,
it) Front-c. SL, Norwulk. ('Ollll.
fill ill
LOST
LOSTmliidM/‘x’ “LACK ililiilo‘ iiiC-
lWl'l‘ll South Norwulk nnd Huston or
llunlmry and Norwulk. l-‘lnticr will
pit-Into return to 1“. l0. Loriuvood illiil
No.33 garage, nnd receive compound
lion for trouble. all St.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF new YORK CITY.
teams or Experience.
spsclAuar m SCIENTIFC arm-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNlTED BANK suntomo.
South Norwnlk.
orrlce nouns-45 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Adiunlmonls $1.00 per treatment
It miluntmonts 30.00
BELLE ISLAND EVfiNlNGB.
HILLSIDE
A School for Girls
(it“mmdcd idiimilmlh Mend,
Illiliil).
'l‘ho school will opvn for the. Full
torm on ’i‘huraduy morniuu. Rumour
buy 154, Mill. ni. uluu u‘clnrli. All
clumn except lhv primary hold in
new nopiirniu hl‘lillfll ht'liciim: t‘l‘ilt‘fli‘ll
in liliz. llulll on tho l;l iiw ul’ tho hlll.
Mich floor oiwun diw-vliy on llln
mound. :lhuu olu‘lnlim'. ull «tumor in
unm- iil' llro.
(’Mioxi- l’ropurulor)‘ mul (ll-nwul
t‘rmrwn for uhlrr nirln: Klilill.‘l‘l.t.lfl.t¥tlu
Primary :lllll lntvrmmilziiv lloltm'i:
nwntn mr little ulrlu and horn undor
lrn scam. li‘reurh tnuaht in motion
lnlmw tho Sixth, Minimum-nth mmlv
,I‘or monitor. «'hlhirvu who Iuw 1hr
iimllogs will for ravrvlno u not lunch»
jwn ‘i'rrmn nod illustrated lnoitloi
on ltfiplll'flllml.
; The Prinriml may he soon at the
.m-hxml any morning: him Remember
‘hy llui'r
l
l
tuna. mmr Hamlin. ll. L.‘
‘ ‘ it ill
in the murder six had spent terms in
To LET-SIX ROOMS, ALL dM- reform schools for boys. 'llose said
xprovemente, Upper Main St, Nor- that the underworld is populated by
w lk lie lin. N w ouse.
’i‘glephglletggfi-ZJ,’ or ewme e1). 031,130,, graduates of reformatories and pris-
403. 810 3t one. Boys and men liberated utter
r 1 f terms in these places do not receive
TO .LET'T‘“ ‘ROOMS' .. SECOND the proper chance to make good, said,
floor, 12 Osborne Ave, hast hor- , ,, v i
walk. Water, gas, bath, from; and 309% His SlIbJBCt was The Way 10'
hack entrance, nice cellar. inquire on the Underworld."
premises. 810 3t: In his very interesting talk he told
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS, BATH, - a good deal of inside from 9. hey or
hot and cold water a'nd gas. 125 South eight 3'9“” old, when he first started
Main St. Inquire 127 South Main St. .to 80 Wrong- He Bald then he lost all
88 3t‘of his hair from typhoid fever, and
TO LET—«HOUSE, 9 HIGH s'r/Whe“ “9 5‘“ we“ "“‘1 “'9'“ ‘back ‘0
All improvémems‘ inquire 33 Bay" school all his boy friends and every
view Ave. ‘ e8 3t one mode fun oi him. and finally he
‘ _ lsaid he could not stand it any longerl
TO LET-“FIVE ROOMS' GOOD L0" and he almost hated to go to schooll
I . « i ‘.
gélllf'ogegtvéelflfligst fi:¥:§fk.k and he decided to play truant, which
» he did. One day he said an officer
58 3t
‘ came to his mother’s house and told herl
To LETWFIVE‘ ROOMS' ALL ”1' that he was not going to school and.
£333???” 19 Hillstde SC" 83%? asked her the reason.’ He said his
‘ -—— - mother didn’t know he was playing‘
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM. trunnt and they took him away and
suitable for two. Use of bath. Gen-
he was in the reform school, but he .
tlemen preformed. ’ 32 Madison bt' didn‘t know it until tunt night, when
38 3!;
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 102 80.
Main St. Rent 318. Adults only. In-
quire of Chas. E. .Iioyt. * si ti
he was. The warden came up and
asked the boy it he was talking and
diussoil said ”no. he was saying his
TO LETmeT, FIVE ‘ROOMSr-prayers." The warden told him to
both, heat, all improvements,‘centrally come out, he would touch him how to
figg‘tfig‘k fifgllgblfgne“¥&%f ht" 8:392}. any his prayers, and thrashed the boy
very hard. 'ihis was the beginning of
hin reform school career. Mr. Rose
told how in a your he was taken out
of the. school and stayed home for
a while and then ran away because
his old i‘riuudstnlled him‘names and
some would not speak to him hecnlme
ho had been Mint to a reform school.
lie run nwnynim said. to a town whom
he met some ol‘ the hoys that were in
the reform school with him. lie. was,
nboul 10 yours clone and the other;
boys oil had money and ho, a? thiué
limp. ll‘ill‘llt‘il to play cards and gum-
lilt‘.
T0 LETwAN APARTMENT AT 210' Mr. Rose snid ihnt those reform
East WMMDSWH St» lfill-3t N01 Will“ ‘sohoois made the boys bud when they
To LET—SEPT. 1, FIRST FLOOR,
six rooms, good conditiom inquire 13
Chestnut St... South Norwulk. 52 tl’
TO LET—2 FOUR-ROOM APART-
lmenls, 1:”; Orchard street. llent $12.00
each. Apply to the Norwnlk invest,
Inent Co.. 70 South Main street, city.
86 0t.
TO LET ~ NICE, PLEASANT
llOllth. all modern improvmuents nnd
conyoniunccs; in gnod condition; good
neighborhood; electric light and gun:
ccntrnlly located. inquire ‘31! Taylor
Ava, near West St. 1121 if
a
lilillilfly, Friday, 0:30 p. In.
8PlNAL
A NALYBIS FREE.
.3). .. tn.‘
iflzflsggegltmastoug? “signs? 3:332? went in, and it made them no they
. . . I l L ' .i didn't have a chance to milk? good ni-
'l‘mn.lu:, on the. mount 'llosonthul mur-
dor (use, that an old hrokondown fel-
consisting of five, six and woven 1001,35 Mr. How: "You don't rmucmbcr mo,
and ‘huiihl mm. hot mm..- and jnilllor do you, luck,” nnd lloso said “No.
ilies of adults on rouulro first-clung ncliool.” Mr. Rose then remembered
conveniences. if required vomiorlnblc and the lllilll {mid ho wus on the road
over the country/mend now he was in
“MM" 'm‘"“"“‘"“""“ 'Sing Sing for the rent (it his life, and
BPlNAL ADJUSTMENTS. won uoumthlng that had never been
LATEBT METHODS. published and it wnawthnt out of the
in a reform school. He imknd those
South Norwalk Office 63 Meadow at present not to think 0! him as the old
at
7-8 p. m. '
or and mode it kood appearance. He
will npcuk uuuln on the underworld
The, Rev. J. H. ilrown npoko n i‘ow
worda nu u now frlcud to Mr. ltosuoml
"mine or the disease uml the art 0:. .. ,
summing the salon, mm,“ in cans goods in going around Lying to hettnr
lliillllnme in the “”0an ”mm “a none at tth time of the. trial.
(cum I" 59‘" "ml?" Petunia "Will“ he held tomorrow owning.
n‘lven upwinl attention; also curvn ..
mutt-am tmtmuuto given at».
'l'. WAN-i is. D. (2. WW
he asked a boy named Russell «where '
S U IT E S tor they come. out.
low (:nmo iulil naked if he might spook
sorrlcr; ulso one npw dunhle house “Well: Sillll the man, "l mu llusncll,
i‘urniuhingo are supplied ut small mi- in good and he met some of the old
the way he put it, uuid 'Mr. Rune, was
eight men who were convicted for the
E. BARTHOL, D. CA
Juck Rose, the gambler. but the new
Phone Connecticut. ,
noon.
in ‘ .
h .
r 9 New SCIBUCL “his work. (i. Bunion Dix. or New
ad by a wrench. mint or uprnln iu‘tho people and helplhom in ovary way,
“lllmliraclors remove tho chum oi ..................,_-
tilt ti . . . .. .
o (the mine You will MWGI' re {lourt Narruk. M. tilt, F, and A..
, (loud (kettle, No, mil. 1), of. C‘. will
It mum it, 80. malt. count ’-
amnion
hlr. Rouo went on to tell that when
ll(‘ was in prlnon in tho New York
The Bountiful New Apartments at
53 West Avel'lue‘wilh him (Mr. Iiosvl. nud tho permis-
, ' uion was nruutod him, nnd he nnid to
l
und one new unmll consign on omn- tho hoy who told you where
urd St... uro now ready for such film. you were when you came to the
(llllonul expense. Apply :73 West nrhool boys and not out with them and
Ave. H5 12'. he hud been in all tho thte prisona nil
,. ‘x‘ . , . . ’ .e .
3that he hoped that he didn't have
OPRACTIC , many more duyn on earth.
‘ Mr. itono closed by saying thut hero
roventnnurder, nix out of the night
207 Atlantic 8t. atamfgrd, Conn.‘ were members who had served tormn
Lady Attondnnt. Rent Rooms.
.lnok Rose, the reformer.
. -. 1r utin nienk-
..H,,m,..__9 u. m.-5 p. to. Monday, Wed- Mr. [tone in u wry intt o it i
Minn llnl’lorno hung n‘nolo which
won well rmclvcd.
OEFlNlTldN OP CHIROPRAC'HO .York, who in n woll’knowu mum in the
Uhlroprnruc ill the doliultion oi the l underworld {0r thp urcol work that ho
lilo hock. l'hmn if done in childhood spoilt») and told them it little ol him
i ”Wit!“ llllwhml nurvuh and will: ll) work and how ho luul hoe-n with Mr.
discern and until. health in natured Till! regular liltfi'llhz oi Kalmum
through normmuxlug the nerve aonl‘Inoamumnnl. I'o. 9. l. U. 0. it, will
trial liltinn the tlhlropmrlor l charter
to help you. will hold ltq Molar locating tomor-
row nveiiinu. ,
. hold its remit“ mention women-ow
9mm he
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opportunity
on . for a innit-d
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