, f. , . .vganrao, , wauvso” SITUATION . bookkeeper and steucgralpher. experience. lnqnireR . resin, 16 Grand St. Norwaik. sail lit WANTED -— REFINED WOMAN with daughter going to school wishes . position as manaslns or working housekeeper. Doctor, widower or ram- ily of adults or any place of trust. Write Box 82, Rowayton. s30 3t ‘ WANTED—10 MEN To PICK and pack apples. Good pay to the right men. Apply at Cuneo‘ s, Railroad Ave. s301t WANTE%BOARDERS. IN RE- flned family. German cooking Modern lhouse. Address Boarders care Bentl- tiei. s27 3t WANTED-«THREE ADULTS. WO« men, three or tour unfurnished rooms, not over 310.. Central location. Ad- dress Adult. care Sentinel. 829 St WANTED -- TWO WAITRESBES. Apply Central Hotel, Monroe and Chestnut Sts. s29 3t AS Some 1 BUSINESS NOTICES , NASH'B -. MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28,West Washington St. are the ones that fall—a menace to life and property. We trim all kInds . of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. The New Screncc DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIB. Chiropractic is the definition of til. «use of the disease and the art at adjusting the same. the back. Even it done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain II later life in the dideient organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and pain. health is restored through harmonizing the nerve an term in your body Female troubles given special attention; also curve ture of the spine. You will never to gret giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. Magnetic treatments given also. T. FRANCIS D. C. 94 Washington 8!. lo. Norwaik, Conn Graduate from Plume:- School, the discoverer. Fire, Life, Health Accident. Plato, Ola-a, Auto . insurance. Real Estate, Rants, OuMy ,Iondo. Notary Public. C. T. Mchvern TILMB. 1“ WIN!” OI» H‘- ..m_ may... newt—e...“ [Hill Iliifiii SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk, as, Probate Court, Septemberlli A. D. 1913. Estate of Frederick L. Bykbee. late of Norwulk in said district deceased The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk, has limited and al- lowed six months from the data here- ot for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their ac- counts. properly attested, Within acid time, will lie drbarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said salute are re granted to make immediate payment (.3 llAltidNGh‘ $.13ii’XiiEE; alert :iii 07 , Administrator ., . - m.. -M BTATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION. . w...» M. of €40th Norwniii Evening Boutiiwi, published daily ill Smith Norwaik, (from. required by the net at August :34. 1913. Managing Editormif‘rml N. himitli. south Nnrwnih. (tons. luminous Munskcrdd. ii“. Hinnh Norwuilt. i‘onil. liuintuition-Willismu t., tinhien Altman, South Norwnlk. l‘oun Owners iiiii James iloidvii ilsinin Airman lininhnr of topics of onuii issue oi this publication snhi or dirt lrihnlorl. llirough the mails or other nine, in until mlllsrrillora during the six months preceding the inn» or this stall-mom »»»»» -2. 700 ‘dMMA l. GOLDEN. Adina, sermons and subscribed lwicm me this lab titty of October lillii ._ lull“ ll rlMl'l‘ll Rotary ittliiiin lMi‘ commission expires February. mill ‘1 Willllm‘ WRIGHT FOR SIXTH. iriitrnis Wright will play 1with the Birth company team this season, Ar- ’rmiarmmiis have been made recently. illlier players will probably be local men. . MW”? s A good silt pays lit-at in the test paper poultry yards in Ohio. Disease in cans-_ ed by a wrench. twist or sprain iii” generation of the law prohibiting FOR BALI FOR BALE OR To RENT—«TWO houses on easterly end of L'Haiiimocl; island. $150.00 and $50 for season. Address Mrs. Poole. L'Hammock Is land *South Norwalk s30 3t tyqfiv Words airless. dd d, cent per Rectum. "hooker Cape. III-Allah Price Inblack- . . . 2‘ v co m .iv TO LET—vii ROOM HOUSE. lM- iprovements, 49 Taylor Ave" Oct. 15, S22. 3 room cottage. Nor-walk. 34: Spring Hill, ,6 rooms, 812. Mitchell, Gazette Bldg. George Douche: ballad mm B91!!!“ it stormy til ext clear day. SIIILI. lillllllfl ii'l' IIIILI [IF IIITIZIIIS' PIIITV FOR SAUL-«23 lNOH BRASS PRO- pellor, two blades. Inquire at Senti- nel Oitlce.‘ ‘ s29 ‘2t FOR BALE—TWO PURE ANCONO’ fowl. Directional the Cecil Shepard inquire Mrs. A. Dibble, Rowayton. s29 3t TO tare—rive acorns, coon Inquire F. Hoop. 35 Cove s30 (it To LET—N0. 1 BURRITT ave, elec- Jacob Linxweil- >529 3t location. Ave. East lNorwalk. second floor. 6 rooms, trio light and garret. or bath, FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS-4; room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave., tile construction. all improvements; price 33. 000. $500. cash arid $25 monthly payments. Inquire of Chas. E l-lfyttt s FOR SALE-«BARGAIN IN SOUTH NORWALK BUILDING LOTS-dimer ed on high ground on West Cedar street, Scribner avenue and Connecti- out Turnpike. Take your pick at 8140 each. Terms 825 down, balance $10 monthly. Discount for cash. Dimené clone and other particulars at my of- floe. William P. Small, 23 Monroe St, facing station. as if FOR SALE—45 ROOM HOUSE, ALL improvements. this condition, center of South Norwalk. Price 82,650. inquire Geo. Mitchell. . A School for Girls wounded by Eligageth Burr Mead, The school wul open for the Fall term on Thursday morning. Septem- ber 18, 1913, at nine o'clock. All classes except the primary held in new separate school building erected in 1912, Built on the slope of the hill, each floor opens directly on the... ,gronnd, thus obviating all danger In case of tire. College Preparatory and General Courses for older girls; Kindergarten, Primary and Intermediate Depart- ments tor little girls and boys under ten years. French taught in grades above the Sixth. Arrangements made for meeting children who use the trolleys and for serving a hot lunch- eon. Tennis and illustrated booklet on application. school any morning after September eighth. MARGARET R. BRENDLINGER. A. B. VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. B. L. s5 1m .. —#-.——y—- Dr. Margaret Morrison Chiropractor FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY. earner Iii! . pertanoe OPECIALYIBT IN BCIENTIFG SPIN- AL ADJUSTMENT. UNIT D BANK BUILDING. oath NorwaIit. OFFICE HOURH A. M. TO 5 P. M. Adjustments 81.00 per treatment a adjustments $6.00 BELLE ISLAND EVENINGI. NOTICE The inhabitants of the Town or Norwnlk. who are qualified to vote in town meetings therein. are hereby no~ titled and warned to meet on the first Monday of October. 1913. being the 8th day of October, 1913, for the pur- pose of voting upon the adoption of an not passed by the General Assem- lily of the State of Connecticut. at its January Session. 1913. and approved May 20th 1913. entitled ”An Act Auth» arising the Town of Norwalk to to sue Bonds,n which set provides that the avails or the sale of said bonds shall be used solely for the purpose oi erecting and furnishing one or more school buildings. including purchase ot a suitable site or alias therefor. At lurid meeting those In favor of the adoption or this act iIIiiiII cast a lull- ict on ionic-ii shall be when or print all "llond tonne Yos.’ and liaise o... posed to the adoption of this act shall cast a ballot on which shall its written or printed ”lloml issue. No.“ The rolls will be upon for said liiil“ pone. rum slit o‘clock in the rum mmu until liiil o'clock lit the utter noon at tho lollowiun planes to nit; ‘l‘ho Torin House for the first voting district embracing the tint and tuurth words. at the old l’liillmli iienvi House. on Franklin niroui, rlolilh New walk. for the shroud voting district embracing the curmui and link words, out] at the tire house. an l'iiII so ou’i’nu 7.an strum East Nomnih for the third voting ilialrini lining ”in third word. listed at Not-hulk till a Elbth Oil} of ileplomiior. ililti, ALFRED A‘i‘lillibi. Milieu a. nuowrv, .inlils‘ lilifii’lhzli. Selectmen or the Town or Namath. Moose realism entrants OF OANM. DBF’ENSE SECRETS. WABIIING'I‘ON. Sept. liliwA bill to extend to the, Panama (lanai zone the the disclosure of national defense serrate, was introduced today by Senator Ov; armed, of North Carolina. ADVERTISE iN THE OENTINEL . Au.“ l The Principal may be seen 'at the ID? ° It. last night, when Weiderslisro To LET—MEETING ROOM. SUIT- ‘able tor oldce work Best business section- of city. Rent very reasonable. Inquire G'. Racked. 20 North Main St Tel. 362‘2. s29 3t 'ro LET~81X PLEASANT ROOMS, second floor. 33 Van Zant St. Renti $11.00. Inquire 59 Seaview Ave. , 32? 3t ‘4‘ TO LET—THREE ROOMS, SEC- onud floor. suitab e tor light house keeping, waiter an gas. 30 First St. East Norwalk. 32'! 3t TO LET—THREE ROOMS, FIRST street, East Norwalk. Apply to it Joselovsky. 52 Water St... South Nor- walk; or 21 First St. East Norwailr. I27 ti. To LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY modern improvement, in line condi- tion. ”heat of location. central. lRent reasonable. Inquire 22 Taylor Ave" newsflash St. 327 (it TO’LE'T-L-AN APARTMENT AT 215 and two at‘ 219 East Washington St. East Nor-walla. Apartment at. 30 Chap el St. Inquire at 64 South Main 28:. f m t TO LET-5 ROOMS AT 102 80. Main Sit. Rent E$18. Adults only. In- quire of QhaaE .iieyt. si ti. :no- Wu, unwary F. BARTHOL, D. C. mutton. Goon. lady Attendant. Rut Racine. loath Norwalk Office—88 Meadow 8t. 7-! p. m. Phone connections. Hours-4 a m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed- nesday, Friday 8: 300 ”mar. Allatlrale "III. in .— = ~— David W. Raymond UND‘ERTAKER NIW RID MIN'I IUILDINQ, l7 WARNING‘I'ON IT. Tat. office. 100": house. I98. Fall Millinery' Announcement . Mrs. B. M. Taylor _ Successor to MR8. A. F. ALTENIIRANDT. and October lat at mnouncea her Opening for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 29, 30 31 South Main Street tooth Nor-Walk. Conn. Dividend Notice BAINFIELO COUNTY BANK. m Nnrwaik, Conn” Sinitcnihor iii, llilil. M n meeting oi‘ the lloard of Dirac tom of tho Fairnnid i' ouniy Savings. linnk hold this day. a dividend at this rule ol’ four H) our until. per annum was declared to iliiposliorn tram the earnings at the all: months ending Buplnmhnr liliih 1013. The same will be colored on hails- liooha and paid on and utter October llilli, llilil in order or iiioJlonrd of Directors. NICYMOUII (EIJII’I'IQ. sill lili. Treasurer. Watosnamas hank mansion DthHOYED by limit. DOVER, 19:13.9an ill) “Another oi hmsland‘n famous old historic homes? of her unhiiiit WM destroyed by tile mandamus resilience oi the Earl of column. liovoramas burned to the ground. The is stated. limit assurance that between Canterbury and Earl-M, scum. who/was in the mini tiedmsucceded in saving many of the reinstate oilcpalbtings in the picture1 gallery. “a some oi tile ancient lama tore , rm evidence was found of the origin of the tire. SAVINGS (Continued trunnion Page.) When Ear-Congressman n. J. Hill, the first; speaker. took his the about that automobile. That the Hi. Vosburgh climbed into the rear of the auto the outer edges of the crowd peeled off, and later when Attorney '_ I Nehemiah Candee, the apparent chair- man, arosefcr his remarks there who - - a further demonstration of the lack ; I of interest. And finally, when General 1 Russell Frost appeared hareheaded be- neath the electric light, but about ‘ ' seventy-live people remained in the ‘ ‘ little circle. “Three Cheers for General Frost. the candidate for mayor and the first mayor of Norwalk,” suggested Attor- ney Candee before he retired. The ' response was whole-hearted and deep» could,“bm oamsfrcm so few that it betokened an outburst of amusement . among the.many..People’s Party ad- herents present; and made those who had cheered look around to see who all their friends were, anyway. . General most was piqued by his chilly reception, wand said, “Well, you’d better langh'while you can, You may not be ablea‘: to later." Thus he opened his remarks for the evening. The argumentsr‘used by the general in‘hls talk were merely a combination of statements his tirade against the People’s Party; its motives and lead- ers and followers, and against the South ‘Norwolk Evening Sentinel, “the organ of the People's Party" as the general termed the newspaper of his criticism .: . . .“Tiiere will' be no political pie- counter here." said Mr. Hill. "This party standsvfor intelligence, economy, ability and ,htl'resty.‘ i don't: believe the peoplmotdiflwwalk will-:gIVe'up ' their control simply because‘one man out of titty, etc. i appeal to the people to stand by the men who have said they will stand by you. if you don't like them two years fromnow you can get somebody else." Attorney Vosburgh knit his pledge made when'he gave his reasons for joining the Citizens’ Party and spoke for the officers on that ticket for the city, but spoke for the People’s Party candidates for the second ward. He repeated his statements that “this is not a question of consolidation or anti-consolidation. but a question oi’ whp are the best man fr the offices." "This is the age of consolidation and the centralisation of emcee." “Shall we have a business adminis‘ tration of a political one. The head .of the People's ticket is an eminent physician, bnt'rdo you think he is as good as General host?" began At- tomey Condos. He continued on sea- am topic. and inter introduced Gen erai Frost. "The leaders of the Peoples Party are against the new city." was one of the strong remarks or the last apost- er of the evening. [General Frost con- sumed a great deal at time reading‘ and picking to places an editorial in The Sentinel and attempting to show how it varied from the platform of the People’s Party as published. an remarks were’aimllar to those given in Norwaik. recently. which. were printed before; ‘ ' WWI-M PROTKQT LOOATION 0F NEGRO OOLLIOE. BALTIMORE, dildo Sept. 80.-~In ac- cordance with a resolution adopted at a mass meeting last night of residents of mitimorc county to protest against the location at Mount Washington. a suburb of Morgan college, a negro iii- atituticn, the next session of the Mary- land lmisiuturs will be called to pass. a race segregation law for the metro polltan belt of Baltimore county, iden- hiicsi in principle with the segregation ordinance at Baltimore City. According to the plan decided on. the county is to be divided into plots corresponding to city blocks. for up reaction purposes. and the same rules of occupancy applied it! them as- are how applied to city blocks. Thus on Park: entire slot will be occupied by mom» bars or only one race. The trustees of Morgan College, it an purchased atolls had been made or a gilt of such a site accepted.» . ,» WW ‘ino wommwhcmamcnsannnc., militate pupils-“annuity through a modest campaign or handset Wan ism Iii supplies, 1 Mannie; ,. 4 d Cylinder Watli- . or cost $60. Gymnastic Apparatus. . s26 It stand. I. , there was quite a. likely sized sathcr- f tax-congressman is a good speaker is .I well known. When Attorney George " tells ‘ you how to get Three, Good Magazines 7‘ and The South Nor- walk Evening SENTINEL for Three Months paying only 350 cash to start. ‘1'. n ‘ .'.~ Will Start This Great Offer Into Your Home .. _ ‘ in". The Sentinel for 3 months . . Metropolitan Ma'gazine for 3 months . . . . .. . The Fashionable Woman Magazine for 3 months .3 . . Hearst s Magazine far 3 months . . . f . -. ALLFOR ...,.. $1.60 ‘1 ' ‘ I ‘ I , 9 . ‘ a . » Hearst sMagaztne is for the progressive, up- too-ate American men and women who want to 'ke'e‘p in tench with the The Fashionable» b'. h" i ii ld' ' didil‘h‘gtéi,‘ 2.533;}... Woman want to read a popular V magazine and not a pa e- is the recognized author dantic text-book. All the ity, the nest and most up- news worth “OI"‘E‘T . to—date publication ofits here, in EurOpe and In kind,- devoted to“Arneri~ . liv a: r3: xezxdogrwis can Fashions‘for Killers-m ' can Women. ' ‘ ‘ told each month, a little At all news stands $11. 25 Metropolitan Magazine‘ ‘ GIVES GOOD VALUE. It: is filled with sterics . and pictures of people, , and will keep the entire family posted‘ as to the actions and doings of all the prominent (people of the entire wori At all news stands more compieteiy,a little more clearly, a little bet- ter than in any other pub~ be a can 522%.. strum 250 "a 00W At all newsstands ’ . ‘ lSc accpv ‘ ' 7 To simplify the handling of this proposition. we collect ass with the order. and that the newsboy collects far the paper at the rate of m cents per week. So all you have to go is send in the Coupon and 35c, and the collections for the paper will take care of til alance. Call at Sentinel Office and let us COUPON show you sample Clip this Coupon and Brine or Send it to Copies of these ‘ The Sentinel Oifice Today ‘ magazines. ”Tifdfi’ii d’i’ld’ldi a... .... ;.. a... i... ~ which please deliver (or mail) The Sentinel for 1hr ~ months, and. maii The Mfiflzpflimi, The Bastricnabla W man and Hearst's Magazine or three Maths. for which. . 8 to pay the balance at the rate at 12 cents. weekly. . and .8113“ i 'J o i (i p a a cilia a are m a a our and on} d a "m a a tirade-stains These Magazines can be mailed anywhere in ' . the United Ethics Without .. extra charge. . AetNowforthisisan ., , c which we are giving for a limited time only. no.“provision-narevlcwtuarosin:ave-(I‘siomvawaieaa Ity swerve-asst?" a1: alaninesears-53inch} r’i‘bisiaiefiio“ “t”IUOO'O’IdIIIl'UliO.ICIOOOD’O'OIOMUOOOO.
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