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YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE
room and board with «private family
in South Norwaik. Address Clark,
care Sentinel. 03 1t
WANTED~—A REFINED AMERI-
can woman would like position as
housekeeper or companion. Address
Ii. M., Sentinel Office. ' 03 3t
LADY WANTED—FAIR EDUCAJ
tlon and personality for progressive
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WANTED—“SITUATION AT GEN-
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St. 02 3t.
WANTED——SHU'1‘TL‘E
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BOYS AND
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
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BUSINESS NOTICES
SIGHT SEEING AUTO
Daubul‘y Fair. Tel. 1242. White's Auto
llus. Round trip tickets, $1.00. Leave
Parker's drug store every day, com-
mencing Tuesday, 10:00 a. 1n. Tickets
at Parker's. 03 3t
TRIP TO
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all lihids
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the dennition or the
cause oi the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed .by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done ‘11 childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys.
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvo
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. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Phlmer School, thc
discoverer.
Eire, Life, Health
Accident, Plato Gian. Auto
insurance.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. I45. 156 Walhlnmon 8!.
Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
BANK.
SAVINGS
Nurwalk Conn. September 13, 191:.I
At a meeting of the Board of Three
tors of the llalrlleld County Savings
‘Bllnk held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annum
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
September 30th, 1013.
The same will be entered on puasa
hooks and paid on and after October
10th, 1913.
By order of the heard of Directors,
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
alll illt Treasurer.
M
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 3T.
TOL. other. 1009.8: house, “I.
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WOEB OF A BOY.
.‘i and story In told oy u l‘cluulylvan»
in loan of a lad in his town who,
like many another boy. has been
obliged to wear the canton clothing.
(if his father.
lino afternoon this lad was discov~
cred in tears. “What‘s the lrouhic, my
boy?" asked the man who tells the
story
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:bo exterminator].
FOR BALI
‘TO LET
FOR BALE—4950 BUYS LARGE
lot and new house, 3 large rooms, all
14 by 14; can have mart of another
lot for $75, on Spring Hill. Easy
terms. Also line large lot in East
Norwalk, 8400. Address P. O. Box
314, South Norwalk.- oil tit
FOR SALE—OIIEAP. GOOD WORK
horse. Inquire Magner and Flyngldt
, o‘ .
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—6
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave“ tile
construction. all improvem ts; price
$3,000. $500 cash and» 32 monthly
payments. Inquire 0101.35.12. Hoyttf
$4
FOR SALE—«BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Local.-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms $25 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
slope and other particularsa at my oi-
iice. William P. Small, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. a28 tt
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price 82, 650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiroprattor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years or Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFO BPIN~
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB.
SPECIAL MEETING
Beard of Estimate
and Taxation
Mayor's OIIICe.
lSouih Norwnlk, Conn.
A special meeting of the llourd of
Estimate and Taxation of South Nor
walk ls hereby tailed to be hold at
the Council Chamber, in the. City Hall,
on Tuesday, October 7, I013, at eight
oclock 1). 2.1n to consider the. advisa-
bility oi reappropriatlng the sum of
$2500. 00 heretofore appropriated In said
Board for the current user for ‘i‘ ill)
hing I’ublk‘ Dock" and re- “appropriating
$200. 00 of the unexpended balance of
$21003 appropriated by said lloard fer
the current year for “Non (.‘atch lla-
sins" to the (uncut appropriation for
"Garner Street Layout and Grade."
and to take such aclion in relation to
he appropriating said some for the
purpose aforesaid as said lloard shall
seem advisable or expedient
Dated ()clover I, 1913
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantlo at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Root Rooms.
80th Non-walk Office—fl Meadow at.
7.8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—~19 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday. Friday, 6:30 p. in.
SPINAL ANALYBIO FREE.
BLACK SPIDERS INVADE BOSTON
BOSTON, Oct, 3 -—A plague of
black spiders is troubling the rcnldcuth
ol' the fashionable illicit 1th district.
Wllouvo they came no one known, hilt
tho liourd of Health has been besieged
wllh complulnin of the pools, and
anxious inquiries an to how they may
A member of tho
Iloul'd offurcd tho uamtrunco that the
Iliil‘lllll'aii
suggested that the house, should
thoroughly “WWII and cluuncd.
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FRENCH PRETENDEFI IN PERU.
IJIMA; Peru. ()cl.
Philippe. Duke of Orleans. prolondcl'
day.
the title or (‘ounl do Vililers,
said that his wife, who Imforo her
nuirrluso in Milli: nun the Arc hum-hens
To LET—~3 LARGE ROOMS, ON 3
Laura St, big cellar and yard. Can
move any time this month. Rent 87. 50.
inquire 15 Laura '.St 03 1t
1:0 LET—4 LARGE ROOM FOR-
nlshed‘ or unfurnished. for one or two
persons, near the depot. $1.50 a
week. inquire 01 Spring St. 03 3t
To LET—4 ROOM APA-R'I‘IIIEN'I‘.
newly papered and painted, centrally
located. Inquire of Frederick hand
or, 4 South Mal11,St., Room 9. 03 ti
T0 LET—PASTUIRE LAND, HAN-
lon Farm. Stillwberry liill. Inquire
W. F. Tammany, So. Norwalk. 02 3t
To LET-FURNISHED, BEAUTI-
ful 5 room apartment, telephone. 38
weekly. Address X Y Z, Sentinel.
01 3t
T0 LET—IN EAST Nouwanx‘ft
rooms, 310; also 3 rooms, South. Nor-
waik, $8.00. Inquire 76 Washington
'St. . 01 3t
TO LET~—-6 ROOM HOUSE, IM-
provements, 49 Taylor Ave. Oct. 11,
$22. 3 room cottage. Norwalk, $4.
Spring Hill, 5 rooms, $12. George
Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD
location. Inquire F. l-lopp, 35 Cove
Ave. East Norwalk. silo 0L
T0 LETv'l‘lillEE ROOMS, FIRST
street, Ill-Fast Norwulk Apply to R.
Joselovsky. 2Watcr St. South Nor-
walk, or 21 First St, East Norwalk.
s27 ti
To LET-HOUSE
modern improvement,
tlon, best of
Rout reasonable.
Ave, 327 (it
TO LET~AN APARTMENT A’l‘ 2th
and the at 219 l‘ast Washington St.,
East Norw ulk. Apartment at 39 Chap-
el St. Inquire at. 04 South Maln'St.
r1124 If
WITII EVERY
in line condi-
locatlou, central.
near West St.
To LET-4. noons AT 102 so.
Inquire 22 Taylor;
(3
Walnut: pm Oct. WI.
o'clock. 9 Wait: and all "oW the lat:
w. elm} now-uh mu sell...
of Dancing at new ”poll
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III TIIIILLEV ABIIIIIEIIT
. OCR ANTON.
Pa, Oct. 3,-«Thlrty
or more personawore injured, sever»,
al possibly fatally. by the overturn-
Ing today or a Scranton Railway
Company car bound for Boomers.
Tweenty-iour of the injured were re-
moved to hospitals.
The car, heavily Iaded. stalled on
a hill on one of the city street be-
cause of slippery ralls,_and began to
slide down the alone when the brake
chat-III lbpok‘e. Striking la curve at
Madison avenue and Pine street, the
car toppled over, iuiudlug, as it fell
on its sde, a number of passengers
who had Jumped from the roar plat-
form.
PANAMA BOOKS.
We have arranged with the Siyndl-|
cate Publishing Company to continue:
«numerous mos} soil. slicks. on ‘,
“harem articles .0! a like changer tor mailing.
31m Gentlemen on must he strapped "securely" up new .
3‘ ‘ of wood or the some and his other-
eat modern dine“ thoroughly WEI“
Respectfully. W Dilbert Nowell.
Liberty St. Bridgeport. Ct. Circulars
mailed.
um
1mm dunner
wise wrapped and a... sufficiently
strong to withstand the impact tram
heavier articles. which may come
sealant them In the process or their,
handling in the various stages-in tran-
alt.
Perishable articles-particularly ber-
ries and ripe fruits-also paints, oils.
eta, contract with which would be
destructive to the contents of other .
parcels, are denied admission to the!
malls unless packed in accordance
with parcel post regulations.
All parcels must be wrapped and
properly marked, as to whether con.
tents are perishable or fragile.
MR. STROEBEL TRANSFERRED.
Charles Stroobel, who was recently
transferred from the Bridgeport Wool-
worth 5 and 10 cent store, was this
morning again transferred from the
South Norwalk store to the New Ha
ven branch, Although. hero but a short ‘
time the young man, a New Yorker,
made many friends who regret to learn
of his departure (pm among them.
He has the best wlshcs of his many
friends for success.
W
ly for those who
are caused in
business.
«I: IN
“hairs?”
coourv .IAIL Io csovioso.
“Rooms to Rent" Sign Will Not Be
Out for some Time Apparently.
A canvasser for “Rooms to Rent"
and "Boarders Wanted" Signs would
get a pretty bad reception at the
County jail in Bridgeport just now,
and, while he wouldn't be invited to
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UNIVERSITY
“w
!(become a boarder he would most like-
ly .he “ahooed off" the premises for
last night they had all the. boarders
or roomers they wanted at vSheriif
‘Vollmer's “hotel.” They have so
many they are in a predicament as to
how they can accommodate any more
“glif'ests
Last night they had 247 prisoners
registered there. most of these being
”drunks." and theirs Is no room (or any
more. This is the greatest number of
prisoners that has been under duress
at the Bridgeport jail since the pres-
ent sheriff has ban in charge and is
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‘ 3150 lactating admission «3 on hair
E. T. s, Dorlsnvconn. TH;
259-3, south No‘r‘wflk Dl'v~ -. .
Doe Your Plumb
'ing Need Attention
- —-——?-——-
it is always best to catch
leak or a plumbing rephlr who
. '.it first starts. because its ‘6.
-' dency is to grow worse on >.
: '.neglect
..' You will save much annoy
:1 none, as well as time and trou-
:,ble by 'phoning or sending to
. :us whenever any part of you t."
sanitary equipment appears t
be out of order in the least.
“Home- made" repairs are;
make-shifts at best, and are the:
',custllest in the long run—-
place your plumbing problemsyé
on our shoulders, and we will;‘
solve them promptly and sail
_iactorlly.
IHORACE R. NASH
North Main and Walt en. 3'"
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wheels rod. name plate l‘nlon llugill'
(‘e., Pontiac, Michigan; high sent one;
pummel (or rail} broken. \ddrcss
Edward Weed, l‘nlmer'a lllll. Sui-tn
lord. (.‘onn.. General Delivery.
LOST—«LADIES NEW \\lll’l‘lll
silk shirt in Paris I‘loak and Suit
House wrapper. Renard for return to
this ofllce. o'l It
LOST—4F THE PARTY \\'IlO
took umbrella from chair In local dry
goods store yesterday will return
some to this olilco they will avoid
questions and further trouble. oil 3t
ENGLISH BARONET TOOK OVER~
DOST or ETHER.
PARIS, Oct. 3. The body of all Eng-
lishman which had been removed to
the morgue after Ills death from, an
overdose of ether. has been Identified
as that of a young English baronet.
Sir Frederick Williams. lie was found
unconscious In his luxuriously appoint-
ed apartments on the Boulevard Mont
hiartre, by a friend, who had him re
moved to a hospital, where he died.
Sir Frederick, about twenty-live years
of one. tall, fair and ot distinguished
appearance. rented his apartments six
months ago, decorating them with
costly draperies, rare-plants and in-
cense burners. Neighbors any that
he received a number of strange via-
itora, most of them foreigners, whose
errands were mysterious. Only one
woman was ever seen to enter. she
being a young dancer who had been
engaged to teach hinl dancing,
WEDDING GU EST FATALLY
|N~
JURED.
FHA MINIIAM, Month, Oct. (Ir-MA and
sequel to a‘woddlnlz In this town last
night occurred when the clergyman
who had performed the nutrrlmgn cor
ulltl'
IuI‘
3.2-»l’rlncc Louis.
to the French llu'ouo, arrived here It»,
llc In traveling Im'nuulio under,
Iranidly.
before the duke lcfl Europa it wnsi
. Mmpl r1
cmony was summoned to administer
spiders, whllo undoubtedly (Iluuhrccu- { the laatriloa of the church to (Hill of
Ibh! companions, wow
the weddinu uucnta who had been
struck and inlnlly hurt by a'lrollny
car. The victim was Michael W. Mur-
phy. Accouipnnlrul by his sister. Mor-
phy had signalled the car to stop.
then started across the truck to reach
tho side on which the car door was
upon. The car, on a limited nchcdulo
calling for no local steps, was moving
Miss Murphy crtmsed anioll’.
but theolnolornmn could not stop in
than to prevent the car from alrihiuli
who died a few minutes at.
‘Whl." explained the yolinusler. be IMario Dorothea Amelia. of Austria. leruurd
[upon no)”: ”l’op has none and slulv- inns About to suck a diimce dcnmnd
his fate clean, and now i aposc I'll :lng alimony of $111000 ycmly, and the!
am wear all them red nhiskers.“
mllarpers.
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whim of $3 mum sbc had spenl on the
duke.
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tor position! "
A new Gannon electric locomotive
crane which handles loads up to eight
tons gets its power from a storage
mallow,“ 130 cells.
A good adv. pays heat in the best
paper.
Main St. Rent 313. Adults only. in-
quire of Chas. l‘l. lloyt. at If?
Lesr ,
$25 REWARD -l“OR S'l‘t,)LEN
runabout or sufficient Information.
llescrhilion: Rubber tire runabout.
low wooden wheels, body black,
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