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DouhIe Price
DIED
'DIED—a'r DARIEN, CONN, runs.
Gal'rSeptomlber 30th. Angeline Mersey.
Funeral services at her late residence,
Thursday at 2 p. m
WANTED
WANTED—«SITUATION AT CEN-
eral housework.‘ Inquire 16 Benton
St. 02 3t
WANTED - MIGIII'I‘ PURCHASE
second-hand Oliver Typewriter if price
is right. Telephone 907 at once.
01 It
WANTED—-SHUTTLE BOYS AND
girls in finishing room. i’enpnrd
Em’by. Works. 01 3t
WANTED—YOUNG 'MA‘N ABOUT
18 years old. in cutting room. Cluett,
Peabody & 00.. Inc. 01 3t
WANTED SITUATION
ibookkeeper and stenogruipher. Some
experience. Inquire R. Fagan. 16
Grand St. Norwalk. 830 St
WANTED — nnrisnn WOMAN
1with daughter going to school wishes
position as managing or working
AS
FOR CALI
TO. LET
Sale ‘I‘ I bandit:
ION
‘11 .1 the numerous hallway up some-clubs
Cornoiii‘ n’fiilrd.‘ torches.
Irma FWIIMWI 3001.. M, oil 10
o'clock ‘ehup as. consists of. ill: the item.- It had towed the*‘scliocner
«en-ion Tabb-- “New. cracker-M's. A. Kimball" out or the upper hare
Glass WNW ”Dana Rm” 0‘1“" line her. but on reaching the cross‘ chan-
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Riflemwfl “mf’gflg’gjim' n.el where the mini rushed in from
room suits, School Desks, Stovas,I the east and middle passages forming
Blackboards, More. Charts. Edwin‘s veritable whirlpool, the wind and
CW0”. Laundry SWIM“, 1 1‘il’aux‘epvas'ea were so strong against the
cost 848.1%. 4 Hand Cylinder Wash
or cost $50. Gymnastic Apparatus. boat. that Captain Harry E. Lockwood
deemed it best to leave the schooner
Dumb Delis, etc.
If stormy the next clear day. and return. The wind and waves but
- '2“ 4‘ feted the hoary three master, and dur.
FOR SALE—«CHEAP, A FINE
sewing machine. Telephone 251-5.1
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t W. F. Tammany
TO LET—PASTUIRE LAND.1IAN~
10h Farm. Strawberry Hill. Inquire
So. Norwalk. 02 3t
FOR SALE OR TO RENT—{FWD
houses on easterly end of L'Hummock
Island. $150.00 and $50 for season.
Address Mrs. Poole. L'Hammock‘ls-
land, '80th Norwalk. ' s30 lit
FDR SALE-4W0 PURE ANCONO
fowl. Direct from the Cecil Shepard
poultry yards in Ohio. inquire Mrs.
A. Dibble. Rowayton. 829 :it
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—6
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave., tile
construction, all improvements; Iprlce
$3, 000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. inquire of Chas. E. HoytIé
1 S4 t
FOR SALE-3ARGAIN, IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—~Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms :26 down. balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my of-
lice. William P. Smull, 23 Monroe
St. facing station. a28 if
housekeeper.
ily of adults or any place of trust.
Write ‘Box 82, Rowayton.I 830 III
WANTEDeTIIREE ADULTS, WO-
men, three or four unfurnished mums,
not over $10. Central location. Ad-
dress Adult, care Sentinel. s29 3t
WANTED —— TWO WAITRESSES.
Apply Central Hotel. Monroe and
Chestnut Ste 829 iii.
BUSINESS NOTICES
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS.
SOUTH I‘flRWALK, CONN.
The New Science
DEFINITION or CHIRopnacria'
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also carver
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.‘
04 Washington St. so. Ncrwnik. Conn.
Graduate from Rumor School, the
discoverer.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident. Piste, Dian, Auto
insurance.
Real Estate, Rents, Surety lends.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. no. 150 Welhimton at.
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Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
BANK.
SAVINGS
Norwalh. Court, September is. 1913.
At a meeting of the Heard of three-
tors of the iI‘uIrileld County Savings
Iiunk held this day. 11 dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per uIInIIIn
was declared to depositors from tho
I‘iII‘DIflfll of the six months ending
Sopionmer 80th, Hill
The same will IIII entered on pans“
books and paid on and after October
mm, nus. I
liy order of tho iiourd of Directors,
SEYMOUR ('i'il'i‘IS.
sill tilt ’I‘relisuror.
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Doctor, widower or fum- r
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Nor-walk. Price 82,650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
1 Years of Experience."
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaik.
OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
6 adjustments 85.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
SPECIAL MEETING
Board of Estimate
and Taxation
Mayor's Office,
ISouih Norwulk. Conn.
A special meeting of the lionrd of
Estimate and Taxation of South Nor-
walk is hereby called to be held at
the Council Chamber, in the. City linil.
on Tuesday, October 7. 1913. at eight
o'clock p. ‘m., to consider the advise-
bility of Irenppropriuting the sum of
$500.00 heretofore appropriated by said
hoard for the current year for “Crib-
bing Public Dock" and re-appropriatixig
$200.00 01‘ the unexpended balance of
$210. 05 appropriated by said ”card for
the current year for ‘New Catch lia
sins," to the current appropriation for
“Garner Street Layout and Grade,"
and to take such action in relation to
.nc-uppropriatlug said some for the
purpose aforesaid as said Hoard shall
seem advisable or expedient.
Dated Octover l, 1913.
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
02 5t
A;
CHIROPRACTIC
' SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST msruoos.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Ncrwslit Office—03 Meadow St.
N p. In. .
Phone Connections.
flours—«D a. tab p. 111. Monday. Wed-
nesday. Friday. 6:30 p. in.
SPINAL. ANALYSIS FREE.
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NECROES WILL CELEBRATE
IlAil'l‘lI‘mlD, Ot‘i, 2.--A Joint cole~
braiioo of ilfiy years of freedom for
the colored race In the United Sluice
and III;- centenary of the birth of Iluv-
iIl Livingston, the African explorer. he
IIIIII tomorrow in the A. M.
Church in this city. II III under Ibo
dirociion of the New England AIIIIIIIII
pastors of the colored churches of New
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
Tot. Milne, 1009-3; house. Ilia.
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.IML FOR RECEIVERS Oi? STOLEN
, GOODS. .
wow HAVEN, om. 2.»~Vincenv.b{
Horri and his wife Louisa. arrested
England are in attendant-e. The chief
Iupcnhcr was Governor SIIIIIIIIII Ii), iluid.
win.
The response was by the Ilcv
Dr. John (1. llilllt'y, former iicundou
of Iloods Washington I) i‘ (ithcr
speakers worc: Tho Iict‘. III (I.
“billed, of Non iimou. Ibo III-t. Dr
(7 .Alioync of l’roi'ulcucc [Hill the
Rm. 1“. I), W Jones, of Salisbury
This evening Mayor ‘Ulli‘lliiy
. e1 St.
Stamford, Conn.
TO LET—«FURNISHED. BEAUTI-
ful 5 room apartmentp telephone, 38
weekly. Address X Y‘ Z. Sentinei.3
01 ‘t
TO“ LET~IN EAST .NORWALK. 5
rooms, $10; also 3 rooms. South. Nor
walk, $8.00. inquire 76 Washington
St. 01 3t
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TO LET-6 ROOM HOUSE.
IM-
provements. 49 Taylor Ave, Oct. 15,
$22. 3 room cottage, Norwalk, $4.
Spring Hill, 5 rooms, $12. George
Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
T0 LET~FIVE ROOMS, GOOD
location. inquire F. Hopp. 35 Cove
Ave, East Norw.aik s30 0t
TO LET—NO. 1 BURRITT AVE.
second floor. 6 rooms. bath, elec1
tric light and garret. Jacob Linxweil-
er, ‘I 329 III.
T0 LEI—MEETING ROOM. SUIT-
able for office work. Best business
section of city. Itent very reasonable.
Inquire G. Raokoff. 20 North Main St.
Tel. 362-2 820 iii
To LET—THREE ROOMS, FIRST
street. East Norwaik. Apply to It.
Joseiovsky, 62 Water S-.,t South New
walk, or 21 First St., East NorwaIIt.
1 52 t!
To LET~IIOUSE WITH EVERY
modern improvement in fine condi-
tion, best of 0 location. central.
rileut reasonable. inquire 22 Taylor
Ave, near West St. 527 st
To Lat—AN APARTMENT AT 215
and two at 219 East Washington St.
East Norwalk. Apartment at .39 Chap-
inquire at 64 South Main St.‘
m"~l I!
TO LET—~53 ROOMS AT 102 80.
Main St. Rent 318. Adults only. In—
quire of Chas. E. Hoyt. si t!
NOTHING DECIDED ON DISTRICT
JUDGESHlP.
Connecticut Delegation Visits
partment of Justice—News of
Washington.
WASHNG'I‘ON. October 2.——-Those
members of the Connecticut delega~
tion that called at the Department
of Justice Tuesday. did not see the
attorney general. but they did have
a short interview with Assistant At-
tomey Genpral Graham Nothing
definite “was decided upon, and it. Is
altogether .probable that the ‘delega-
tion will have a meeting in Connecti-
cut during the vacation and come to
some decision relative to the appoint-
ment of a, judge of the United States
Court of Connecticut.
The Post Office Department has or-
dered the cloaing of the summer post
offices at Crescent Beach, New Lon-
don couuty. and at Twin Lakes, hitch-
fleld county. The office at, Twin
Lakes closed yesterday and the office
at Crescent 'Ileuch on the 11th. Mail
addressed to Crescent Bench will be
sent to ‘Niantlc after that date.
,It is expected that the llouse will
Do-
recoss for three day periods for sevv
oral weeks. or until the Senate Com-
mittee on Banking and Currency is
ready to report the Currency Bill.
The members of the Conncctlcut deio-
gutlon. will take advantage of this to
visit their homes.
Hon. Thomas J. Spciiacy, of linrt~
ford. was a spectator from the gallery
Tuesday of tho adoption of the con-
ference report on the Tariff Hill. a
Senator ‘Iiraudcgco came down from
New London Tuesday to attend a
meeting of the Republican Congrosv
sionul (iommitco. of which he is first
vicc-chaimum.
‘llo said that no business of import-
IIIK’i‘ was transacted III. the meeting.
He told it correspondent that he
did not look for any currency legisla.
tion ill. this session of i‘ougrcss. The
Senate. he said. was IIIIIIIIII lnim n.
1'“ l‘mnmiinci such Iouiauiiiou
Conference. Many DI“ the most notable
IIIIIIIIII till” he IIIouulIt the chance to
was arowiuu
loss ovary day. “This fool is becom-
qu' Increasingly cicur trim the new
use of curb day." he said.
PANAMA BOOKS.
We haw arranged with the thumb
cuio Publishing i‘ompuny to continue
Ilio sale of these valuable hooks until
Saturday
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FISHER NOMINATED FOR
JUDGE ADVOCATE. ,
IIAR'i‘FmtI’). Oct. 2.-—~'i‘he nomina-
8. H.
““1 tion of Samuel H. Fisher. of Now ‘Hll‘
jolt-pi- 29 “3111mm Iii/15,000 ball ourh‘tvelmunc IIII‘. delegates on behalf. of mm to bo Judge Advocate, with III!
for burglary. had the charge changed
to that of receiving stolen goods in‘
the iltv court today. and were given:
jail sentences. Berri, on whom wasi
round a quantity of policy slips. Was,
lined 025 and costs forha‘i'ing them in;
his possession. lie is said to be the,
"king" of the policy men here. I
the city. The celebration will comm-
on till ’l‘hursduy.
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PANAMA BOOKS.
We IIRVI' arranged with the Syndt
cnie Publishing Company to continue
the sale of these valuable books until
Saturday,
rank of Major. Is approved in general
Iorder issued from the ethos of the Au-
Iiutnntfleneml. and be Is
appointed
and commissioned with rank to data
from Oct; 16. 1013.
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(loud tenants are In be hndwfoIr
the advertising.
- ._... 'ing the night she was washed up onto
the mudiiats, where one reposed high
BALE "058 SOME “A"“E and dry this morning. At high tide
III IIIIIBoII
today the “Addie V" will tow the pulp
, schooner from her berth. I
(Continued from nrst page.)
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The water found Its way into the
coal bins of the Ferris Coal Company,
“8“." downpour aiding “‘9 "‘19 h COV'I Two of the receptacles were flooded on
ering the surface 0! the street. No the floor but no damage 'wag done
great damage was done The water‘ Small boots that were still along the
”€de up through under the railroad banks of the river were carried high
t , .
brig:strewitierzgsedbfiyjti;Trim and dry in many instances, although
at Dor’lons Point near the Country‘none are reported as lost.
Club. several Inches flowing over the- There was 59"“ Inches of water m ‘
thoroughfare. «No damage was done, the old rear shop at the Starch Creek
here. ”shipyard
The Decker runway from the East
Norwalk end of the bridge to the port a most beautiful sight as the
the water, thCh hid the entire mud- and shot their spray many feet into
flats and rose above the salt meadowIthe air after dashing upon the rocky
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In PII Itil‘t and Prose .'
HV WIIIIAI). Abbot
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inn oi the $4 Volume‘ (size 9x12
Greatly Reduced Illustratioches)
In This Volume There
Are Exactly I'
6 4 4 Magnificent
Illustrations
Including many full page plates from original water colorI
studies in all their natural coiorings.
Panama and the Canal
in Picture
and Prose
vation.
bridge.
' [rm At‘thouitcitlr side"‘c the use blow-like which protect our Norwaiiii“ (DAISY ‘A’uw
road bridgcitho M were coveredsnd. Islands. ‘. .
2s» .2“
Thai bridge I contractors sugared
W W 9' ”I“ my billboards which got this space. unusually no “PIN The water. tiger,
“ u I ever. rote over the odds at col or.
The tag Addie V’ round trouble in.Mm at “or 3 and named the “I“:
The spiles, which are held
in rafts south 0! the Decker oyster
dock, weretiumbled up together when .
the tide receded and left them at the ‘
edge of the harbor. . -I
The water rose to within a very few .
inches of the surface at thetemporary I.” .
lift draw of the‘WashIngton
Bridgstendcr John H. Cole
stated this morning that It is the his!» , .
est this he can remember at this time .. .
of year. although one winter there was .. 1
a higher one, accompanied by Ice con- 12':
dltions which made him work to re ;I
pair the damage wrought.
TII easterly gale played havoc with "
the trees at Belle Island.
were torn off, and huge branches brok-
en i’rom their places by the ferocity
of the blow. The tide rose high on
the east side of the island, but no ex.
tensive damage was done, nor can it
be learned that any great loss was
suffered along the local shore.
COAL GOES UP
BOSTON
obtaining. and handling coal.
EveryDayTheyGo
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FICATE PRINTED ELSEWHERE IN THESE COLUMNS AND PRESENT IT TODAY.
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Every one of these volumes given out
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similar, character.
The tops
IN" BOSTON.
' Oct. 2.-—-Re’taii prices of Z,
Those who were along the shore re all grades of coal were advanced 25 -
cents a ton by dealers in this city ‘
Decker oysterhouse was overtopped by waves piled up on the various islands today. The dealers say the raise was
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This beautiful big volume is the ac-
knowledged standard reference work of
the Canal Zone. It is a splendid large
book. printed from new type. large and
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gold. with inlaid color .pnnel; contains
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ume; bound in blue vellum cloth; cone
talus only 100 photogra-
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tificate.
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SENTINEL, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Educates as well as Entertains
Willis J. Abbot. the author of this book, takes you in at the front door of Panama. tells you of
the time when Cdlumbus searched for a natural waterway to the Pacific Ocean. brings you up
through the centuries of revolution and warfare. and on through to the realization of the greatest
achievement of this day and a c. He tells you of the people and country, of the past as well as
the present. and even dips into I c promises for the future
The story is inspiringwfillcd to the
full with local color and human interest-«a story that will live as long as the great canal itself.
More Than” 400 Large Pages
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in the long rum—~34!
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