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WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE,
750,10r modern family house; also
second mortgage of 0800 at: 0 per cent.
'03011 685,‘ South Norwalk; Conn.
04 3t
WANTED -- SECOND HAND
chairs. bureaus, bicycles, carpets, tu-
bles, dishes, lamps, beds, etc. Spring-
wood Furniture Shop. 29 Ely Ave.
South Norwalk. 04 3t
WE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO
distribute religious literature in your
community. Sixty days' work. Ex‘
parlance not required. Man or woman.
Opportunity for promotion. Spare
time may be used. international Bi-
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BUSINESS NOTICES
SIGHT SEEING AUTO TRIP TO
Danbury Fair. Tel, 1242. White's Auto
llus. Round trip tickets, $1.00. Leave
"Parker‘s drug store every day. C0lll-
nlencing Tuesday, 10:00 a. n1. Tickets
at Parker's. o3 lit
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
DEAD LIMBS
ate the ones that fall-11. menace to
{life and property. We trim all kInds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition 01' the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease 111 caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even is done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys~
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve;
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS D. C.
04 Washington 81.. 80. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Pire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass. Auto
, Insurance.
Real Estate, Rents. Surety lends.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
191.146. 155 WIIhIMIOn BI.
Dividend Notice
H
COUNTY
BA A'NK.
FAIRFIELD- SAVINGS
iNorwaIk, Conn, September 18, 1913.
At a meeting of the ‘Board of Direc-
tors of the di‘alrileld County Savings
Bank 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 30111, 1913.
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and utter October
10th. 1913.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
_ Treasurer.
5111 Jill
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David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tet. office, 1069-8; house, 098.
EAST NORWALK IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION BANQUET.
A banquet that far surpassed any-
thing oi‘ the kind given in blast Nor-
wulk for yours was held insl. ovenilll:
in Ille‘East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pul (‘lhurch under the auspices of the
East Nol'wuik. lluproveeuint Associa-
tion. The basmuent of the
ol' trailing vines, beautiful foliage and
1-11-11 nutuuin l‘lowars. "l‘he tables uru
FOR-BALI
To an
FOR SALE—CHICKENS 111111
ducks for sale. Dressed or alive. Tel
94-34 Conn. Ave. 04 3t
A28 H. P. AUTO GAR WITH DE.-
iivery box 5 1-2 ft. x 6. Reasonable it
sold at once. Inquire ‘41. Railroad
Ave. South Norwalk. 04 3t
BARGAIN-”EAST SIDE LOTS, ALL
improvements, $150 1111 with free plans
for building Modern house, 6 rooms,
all improvements for tent; 5 minutes
from depot. Marlug Construction (30.,
123 Washington '.,“St South Norwalzl. 3t
IDEAL FOR POULTRY. FIVE
acres, house, burn. fruit. Near a de-
pot, $1,500. Also valuable garden
farm for sale. D. S. lluli, 1111lequ
Block, South Norwaik. 04 3t
F.0R SALE—-A FINE TEAM Ob‘
heavy work horses. color gray, about
10 hands; ,price reasonable. Apply M.
Pleseicz, Gracie -St.,‘ Darien. Phone
connection. 04 3t
Fon SALE—.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 flue large lot in East
Norwalk, $400. Address 1’. 0. Ilox
314, South Norwalk. 03 fit
FOR SALE—CHEAP. GOOD WORK
horse. Inquire Magner and Flynn.
03 3t
To, LET -- FURNISHED ROOM
with or without board. One suitable
for light housekeeping. Apply to 51
- but: 011111110.» moonstone
Putnam Ave, South Norwalk, Conn.
04 1t.
To .LET—«FURNISHED, BEAUTL
ful 5 room apaltment, telephone, $8
uveekly. Address X Y Z, Sentinel.
04 3t
'IZO LET—~1 LARGE ROOM FUR-
nished' or unfurnished, for one or two
persons, near the depot. $1.50 a
week. Inquire 01 Spring St. 03 3t
TO :LET»——4 ROOM APARTMENT.
newly ipapered and painted, centrally
located. inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St, Room 9. 03 if
To LET—PASTUIRE LAND HAN i
ion harm, Strawberry Hill. luquirei
W. F. Tammany, So. Norwalk. 02 3t
TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE. IM-
lprovements, 49 Taylor Ave.. Oct. 15,
1:22. 3 room cottage, Norwaik, $4.
lSpring Hill, 5 rooms, $12. George
Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD
location. inquire F, Ilopp, 35 Cove
Ave, East rNorwalk. . s30 lit
T0 LET—THREE ROOMS. FIRST
street, East Norwalk. Apply to R.
Jodeiovsky, 1'12 Water St.. South Nor-
waik, or 21 First St, East Norwalk.
527 tf
FOR SALE 0N EASY TERMS—6
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements; price
$3,000. $500 cash and- $25 monthly
payments. inquire 0f Chas. E. Iloyti
84 i.
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—«Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
each Terms $25 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my of-
lice. William P. Smuii, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. 1128 tf
out Turnpike. Take your pick at $1400
T0 LET—HOUSE WITI‘I EVERY
modern improvement, in line condi-
tion, best of location, central.
Rent reasonable. inquire 22 Taylor
Ave, near West St. 327 (it
To LET-AN APARTMENT AT 215
and two at 219 East Washington St,
East Not-walk. Apartment at 39 Chap-
el vSt. inquire at 04 South Main St.
11124 tf
TO LET—~53 ROOMS AT 10?. SO.
Main St. Rent $111. Adults only. in-
quire of Chas. E. Hoyt. si ti
LOST
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price 82. 650. Inquire
Gear Mitchell.
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SPECIAL MEETINC
Board of Estimate
and Taxation
Mayor‘s Office,
lSOUIIl Norwalk, Conn.
A special meeting of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation of South Nor-
walk is hereby called to be held at
the Council Chamber, in the City Hall,
011 ’I‘uesday,.Octol1er 7, 1913, at eight
o'clock p. 111., to consider the advisa-
bility of re-amuopriating the sum of
$500.00 heretofore appropriated by said
Board for the current year for ."tirib-
hing Public Dock" and reappropriatlng
$200.00 '01 the unexpended balance of
$210.05 appropriated by said Board for
the current year for “New Catch Illn-
sins, " t0 the current appropriation for
“Garner Street Layout and Grade,”
and to take such action in relation to
1111- appropriating said sums for the
purpose aforesaid as said lioard shall
seem advisable or expedient.
Dated Octover 1, 1913.
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
CHIROPRACTIC
BPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. c.
207 Atlantic at. alumni-11.001111.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
south Norwaik Office—u Meadow 81..
7-8 p. 111.
Phone Connections.
Hours—ii a. m.-5 p. in. Monday. Wed-
nesday. Friday, 8:80 p. m.
BPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
of the I} usl Noiwnik IlUIltitiWINii. ’lllc
president unle 11 low welds 01' wcl
come, after which lluv. S. 1'. ll‘nll»
bunks nuitl urntw, Al the close of the
banquet the work of the association
was reviewed by tin.- prcsidcllt who
called upon the several speakers.
TRINITY IN FINE FETTLE.
‘IIA'I'i’I‘Il‘OIlil, Oct. nirwAfUli‘ till'eo
(‘Ilill‘CIl ,
‘ I
was converted into a veritable bower
weeks of steady, persistent drill by
Coach Gettoll. the Trinity football
team got into action this ultcrnoo 11
against Wort-csttn' 'l‘cch. From the
standpoint 01‘ training the Trinity cit-iv!
took elicit (IBJllll'iilli‘lli scpnruleli' and}
$25 ’ REWARD FOR
runabout or sufficient
Description: Rubber tire runabout.
low wooden wheels, body black,
wheels red, name plate Union Buggy
STOLEN
Information.
(30., Pontiac. Michigan; high seat. one
pummel (or will broken. Address
Edward Weed. Palmer's lllll, Slain-
ford, Conn, General Delivery.
LOST—«IF THE PARTY Will)
took umbrella from chair in local dry
goods store yesterday will return
some to this office they will avoid
questions and further trouble. oil :it
Daily Auto Bus to Danbury
Fair, leaving Dal-lea at 8 o'clock and
New Canaan at 9 o’clock. Those wish-
ing to go please send their names as
the number is limited. Round trip
$1.50, incluling admission to the Fair.
E. T. Bates, Darlen, Conn. Tel;
250-3. South Nor-walk Div.
DANCING sonnet
W, Gilbert, Neweli's 80000! School
of Dancing at Arlen Hall, Madison
St, South Norwalk, Ct. "ilegtnners'
Class" for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 15011, at 8
o’cIOck. The Waltz and all of the lat.
est modern dances thoroughly taught.
Respectfully, W. Gilbert Nowell. 26
Liberty St, Bridgeport. Ct. Circulars
mailed. ‘ ‘
W..—
[Hill lilillliIS
District of Norwalk, 1111.. Court of
Probate, October 3, A. 1)., 1913
Whereas. a certain written agree-
ment, tinted September 30, 1910. by
and between the Board for the Man-
agement of Temporary Homes for Do
pendent (‘hildroll in the County of
It airfield or the llrst part, and James
Ii} lllnuie, Jr., and Alice M. Ilurnlo.
husband and wife, of lhlllbury, in the
County of Ii‘ulriloid 11nd Stale of Con-
Ileiliilili, oi’ the second purl providing
Ill substance lot the legal adoption by
Hiliil‘hiilIIt‘H 01' the set and purl of (‘0
loans 8. Sunl‘uoid u minor (ilIllI, being
an inmate of the 'l‘mnpoiary Home for
Dolwudvnt (‘hildleu in Noiwulk. Ill
suld District, has been lillul in this
court, and whorl-us HIiIlI purilcl-l have
made written mppllcullon to this court
for the approval of said dart-1111111111.
()l'dI-rtul.
tilul Huld uppilcnllon
heard and ticlurnliilml 111 the Probate
office in Norwalk on Hill llllll day of
lOctober, lilltl, ul 10 o'clock fill‘Iillllilil,
and that public lliIIIi'(' thereof be given
1by publishing this order in a newspaper
huvluu u ('Iriullulou In said district. at
least live days before until day of
hearing,
IIICNIIY W, lllllCllle.
Judge.
i
toll and Ii‘iillIIlilIll had lino wentherfor
their lootbnll game here today. 'I‘hei’
Illll'hl not incl. since 1000, when l’riuctr
ranged in the form of a letter Ill wele’en is in fine futile and its supportcrsitou Won by the m ore of .‘l to 0 The
brilliant, with tlniir china; glass Illitil 100k fol a duplication of its l'eCOld of Tigers expected to win 1,, a gund score
HIIH‘l, and handsome bouquets of the
choicest. flowers of the season Mme
than one hundred and thirty sat down
to tho bountiful I‘Blliltli’. which won a
strong testimony to the culinary skill,
hint season. A year ago the Worcester
lads \1 01 0 11011th1 31 to 0.
. ”.1...me
TIGER MEETB FORDHAM TODAY.
I’IIIN‘CI‘I'I‘UN, N. J., Oct. 4.-1‘l‘ln00~1
because they have a heavier team than
Fordiluiu. Capt. ll. Baker of the
l’rihcaton eleven did not expect to get
in today’s game unless there was dau-
Ber.
no '
mutilate Party"
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NEW YORK, Oct s.-—Thaodere.
Roosevelt belle his friends farewell
last night, the eve of his departure on
lax-journey to ‘-une'upected regions of
South'Amel-ica, at a dinner given in.
his honor by the progressive national
service and the progressive service of
the stain of New York. Addressing
some 2,000 men and women .who
gathered “in his honor at the New
YorkgROOf garden, the colonel made
a speech in which he apparently
sought to put a quietus on' published
reports that he intends to return to
the republican party,
“I warn our opponents that the
light has only just begun," he said, his
voice breaking in his earnestness,
“I will never abandon the' principles
to which we progressives have
pledged ourselves "’
The wildest entllusmsm greeted' ills
assertion Waving bandana handker-'
chiefs and napkins the diners jumped
to their feet and cheered for half a
minute
Progressive leaders, men and we.
umt. mm» a tone: up
. . hot. when Mr. 11W Introduced in
. 411mm one Ilmibfl amalgam,
am and Miles museum, W
IMMAMwuo at the.
M viable mm colonel. ”Seated“
there also were John Mirror Michel.
tastes «amt- for War a the our:
and other members of the tuition tic-
hisv 01100011
carom Pincbot spohe Mat and intro- .
anced the other speakers Pinchot.
who was chief forester in the Roose- ;
volt administration, urged his fellow
progressives to strengthen the party
so that when Col Roosevelt returned
from his South American expedition it
might be “even a better instrument
for the public good, even a keeper
weapon against the men who coutrol
this country to “shun."
Bryan As a Mask.
Under the wise leadership of the
present administration the democratic
party is gradually, yet rapidly becom.!
ing the conservative party of the na-_3
tion; «Mr. Bryan will be used for a time
to mask the movements of its troops
and the placing of its batteries but
the signs are certain that the purposes
of the administration are fixed and,
that the end is sure. Such was the
charge made tonight by Albert ..1 Bev-
eridge former senator from lndiana.
at the farewell dinner given Theodore
Roosevelt.
In eloquent terms ‘Mr. Beveridge as-
. . -mlfil “the Mormon
capsular the ammo 0,1 no mass
some, conservatives 155130); am
ioermeuid was bound to come: “on
new thdparty dines were fading and
,M‘ 0111691 or. literals. no the? WW
,0! tho “lure, he said, and he drew a
mum-111mm 8011111103, 11“
Ads. dos- light caliber
111.,"me o m
picture brixlit with color of what that» »
. party had satrlts hand to do ‘
. evenness. than.
Below is a list of letters remaining
«uncalled for at the hollowlng post ‘oli'lv
can for the current week
,Seuth Norwaik.
Mrs. 13:. Anderson.
Glovannll Boenzu.
~H. lBracewell.
Miss Anne J. ‘Bull.
Burns 00., Dept. 27.
Mrs. 'Ruth Clark.
Julius Gancy.
lMiss Ada Hilton Green.
J. P. Hood.
(1. Ill.
s. Karplnski. clo B. Policy.
'Frank Laudett.
'Ml's. Mary Ann Lynch.
J. W. Osier. '
Mrs. Margaret E. Olson.
Sarah E. Parker.
Helen Pavlovic.
Lillian C. Reynolds.
Mrs. M. Stevens.
R. iSlIIIIVEII.
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leak or a plumbing repair
neglect.
“Home-made" repairs
' costliest
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solve them promptly and
-.factorlly
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Does Your Plum
'1: {Need Attention
‘ it Is always best to (latch
it first starts. because its ten-1
.dency is to grow worse wt .
, You will save much anno
Iance, as Well as time and tr. ,
.,ble- by “phoning or sending
;-us whenever any part of you ‘
sanitary equipment appears ll-
be out of order in the least.
make-shifts at best, and are the}l
. in the long run ,
place your plumbing problem ,.I
on our shoulders, and we will
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