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. WANTED-vNEAT‘ WHITE GIRL
son on
roa sJILE~1 ‘ nicer, 1‘327‘r‘r.
1'0 [4“
To L574rivu heel/ls. coop 1.0-
10;- housework, no cooking, to work over nil,’ at reasonable price. Box cation. Inquire F‘. .Hopp. 35 (love
mornings, Apply Mrs. Hutchins’ 53 373, Darla“, Conn. 07 3t Ave" Eaat 'NOI'WIIIIK. 07 6t
West Ave. Norwallt. in 06 3t _,
F0 RSALE—FINE ALASKA SEAL- TO LET—~OCT. 15. SECOND
VWANTEBZSIFU’ATION as EX- collar and muff; also diamond ring
pert automobile mechanic or as driv— “‘13 bursa!"-
J_ as. .
ll‘erero, cure E. ’l‘aradash. 85 Was-hing-
er. Best references. inquire
ton ‘St. 07 0
IGash.
Lannie. 3;:
WAN-TEDwGlRL FOR GENERAL
(housework. Two ill family.
‘ ' Apply
203 East Ave, East Norwalk, 0? 1t
Address 13. 0., Senti-
‘ 07 1t
t FOR SALE -— ”(NEAR-OLD HOL-
stein cow giving 7 ate. milk per day.
WANTED—ONE OR TWO ACRES, fresh in spring. $35.00. Indian runner
1.2 mile from cars, at responsible price. ducks. $1.50 per pair. Stephen 0.
.. State price and particulars. Kellogg. Tel.
Tig§dress F. 1... South Norwalk..Senti-
I 8. ' 07 8 11
06 8t
FOR SALE—CHICKENS AND
ducks for sale. Dressed or alive. Tel.
9434. Count Ave. 04 St
A 28 H. P. AUTO CAR WITH .DE—
livery box 5 1-2 ft. x6. Reasonable if
WANTEDwA'l‘ ONCE.
lboyal James Inn, Norwalk.
A MAN.
07 3t Ave. South Norwalk.
sold at once. Inquire 41 Railroad
04 3t
WANTED-4200 ON FIRST MORT-
Address Mortgage, improvements, 3150 up with free plans
07 it for building. Modern house, 6 rooms,
gage on property.
Sentinel Office.
cow WANTED—coon ONE A'l‘ from depol-
reasonable lprice‘for cash or for keep 123 Washington .St., South Norwnik.
Address Ill. Kimball, ~
through winter.
Darlen, Conn, R. F. D. 40. Box 40.
BARGAIN—EAST sma LOTS, ALL
all improvements. “for rent; 5 minutes
'Maring Construction 00.,
04 3t
07 3t 1 IDEAL FOR POULTRY; FIVE
BOARDERS
improvements. Centrally
Address 0., care Sentinel.
WANTED — TWO not. 81.500.
young men willing to room together, all farm for sale.
located. Block. Scuth Norwalk.
06 3f.
acres, house, barn, fruit. Near a do
Also valuable garden
D. S. Hull, Haviland
04 3t
FOR SALE—«A FINE TEAM Oll‘
WANTED—43mm WANTED AT heavy work horses, color gray, about
Munphy Manufacturing 00., East Ave, 16 hands; price reasonable. Apply M.
East Norwalk.
WANTED—~FOR WINTER OR
longer, by two ladies and five children,
06 31, Pleseicz, Gracie St. Durham. Phone
connection. oi 3t
FOR SALE~$950 BUYS LARGE
3 or i heated rooms (furnished or un- 10': Md new house, 3 large r00m8. all
furnished) with table board, country 14 by 14; can have part or another
or suburbs.
iter," Sentinel.
WANTED—BY
dress '1‘., care Sentinel.
WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE. $2.-
750, for modern family house;
Write [particulars "Win- 10¢
06 3t terms.
YOUNG ‘ LADY, 314, South Norwalk.
room and board in private family. Ad
00 lit
for $75, on Spring Hill. Easy
Also fine large lot in East
Norwnlk, $400. Address P. O. Box
03 6t
FOR SALE—«BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
also street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
second mortgage of $300 at 6 per cent. Gilt Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
Box 685, South Norwalk, Conn.
each. Terms 825 down, balance $10
04 3t monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
WANTED ~—
cllains. bureaus, bicycles, carpets, tn-
fillies, dishes, lamps, beds. etc. Spring-
; wood Furniture Shop, 29 Ely Ave.
South Norwnlk. ‘
BUSINESS NOTICES
SECOND HAND flee-
sions and other particulars at my of.
William P. Small, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. :28 ti
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
M stillll'iiiilflllimfl“rstl“tirtto: inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
w. D. PETTY, D. 0.. CHIROPRAC-
tor, Spinal Adjustments, six adjust-
ments, to Office, Room 8, Mansion
House, South Norwalk. Will call at
your home to give treatments. Tele-
phone 307. ‘ 06 lm
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington at.
EEEIKLWEETING
Board of Estimate
and Taxation
Mayor's Office,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A special meeting of the Board of
D E A D L I M B S lilimlé°ntfifitlléil§f {if Shelli;
the Council .Chamber. in the City Hall.
are the ones that “11"“ menace to on Tuesday. October 7, 1913, at eight
life and 'DNDEI‘W- We trim all klnds o'cloolt p. m., to consider the advisa~
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
scum NonALK, CONN.
The New Science
billty of reapproprlating the sum of
$500.00’hemtofore appropriated by said
Board for the current year for "Crib
hing Public Dock" and re-appmpriating
3200.00 of the unexpended balance of
$210.05 appropriated by said Board for
the cui-rbnt year for "New Qatch Baa
canal-non or cHlnomAcvlc m5... .0» mm mm... ammpm.1op'for
cmroomuw “l0 definition 0’ tho "‘Garn'er Street Layout ‘ and
cause of the disease and the art at
odiusting the some. Disease in cans
edby a wrench, .twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and ”pain in
later life in the diflerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease. and pain. health is restored
through hon-inclining the nerve lys-
bems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
ture of the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor o chillies
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
- , T. FRANCIS. D. C.
It Washington It. Be. Mel-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
at, Life, Health
Accident. Pluto Gino, Auto
Grade."
floor, brooms, No. 12 Chestnut St.
Adults only. Inquire on premises.
' 07 3t
To LETaHOUSE. 15 FRANKLIN
St, first floor, live rooms and (bath.
Second floor, four rooms. Apply from
6 to 6 p. m. 07 3t
To LET-FROM NOV. 1, FIVE
rooms with all improvements. 37 Sum
mit St. Inquire United Grocery Co.
06 ti
To .LET—«FURNISHED. 'BEAUTL
ful 5 room apartment, telephone. 38
rweekly. Address X .Y Z. Sentinel.
e 04 3C
To LET—*4 ROOM APARTMENT.
newly lpapered and painted. centrally
located. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St, Room 9. 03 ti
To LET~6 ROOM HOUSE, im-
movements, 49 Taylor Ave, Oct. 15,
$22. 3 room cottage, Norwalk, :4.
Spring Hill. 5 rooms, 812. George
Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
TO LET-«THREE ROOMS. FIRST
street, East Norwalk. Apply to It.
Joseiovslty, 52 Water St. South Nor-
walk, or 21 First St, East Nor-walk.
s27 ti
TO LET~AN APARTMENT AT 215
and two at 210 East Washington St.
East Norwalk. Apartment at 39 Chap-
el St. inquire at 64 South Main St.
m2i tf
LOST
$25 REWARD FOR STOLEN
runabout or sufficient information.
Description: Rubber tire runabout,
low wooden wheels. body black.
wheels red. name plate Union Buggy
(30., Pontiac, Michigan; high sent. one
pummel (or rail) «broken. Address
Edward Weed, Palmer's Hill, Stam-
ford, Conn., General Delivery.
Daily Auto Bus to Danbury
Fair. leaving Dal-Ion at 8 o’clock and
flig‘iti‘t‘t°piea$€ shill ihei'F'nsmos' as
the number is limited. Round trip
81.50, inclullng admission to the Fair.
E. T. Bates. Dal-ion, Conn. Tel.
2596, South Mel-walk Div.
DANCING SCHOOL
W. Gilbert 'Ncwell‘n Select School
of Dunning at Arion Hall. Madison
3L, Booth Net-walk, Ct. "lleginners’
Class" for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wedncoday evonlra, Oct. 15th, at 8
o'clock. 'I‘he Waltz and all of the lab
est modern dances thoroughly taught~
Respectfully, W. Gilbert Newell, 25
Liberty St, Bridgeport, Ct. Circulars
mailed.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ea, Probate
Court, September 19, A. D., 1913. .
Estate of Frederick L. Byxbee, late
. empire. Their but settlements lay
' those branches join through liner
Dated Octover.1. 1013.
02 5t
1
207 Atlantlc If.
my Attendant.
7.8 p. an.
ROBERT M. won'r'E’}
Mayor.
Phone Connections.
Hours-4 it. m.-5 p. in. Monday. Wed-
lmursnce. nosdsy, Friday, Into il- in.
non auto, Rents, sumy lends, SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
TM. 145. 166 WI‘MININII 8t.
"W‘Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK.
Norwslk, Conn, September 18. 1913.
At a meeting of the Board at Direc-
tors of the Il‘airiield Co ty Savings
llmlk hold this day. it div dend at the
rule of four I4) per cent. per unnum
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
September 30th. 1913.
The same will be entered on puss-
lmolts and paid on and after October
Illlll. 1913.
, By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
sill list Treasurer.
"lloo-lmo!" she laughed
“lino-lion! "
"Pubs in 1040.
Cellili‘ll the Klestorbloonl
val .
ONE ON CARRIE.
Wlill jealous rune her eye (lid View
The letter. What. oh, what to do?
into an awful lit she flow»
and cried,
ll
bully blue ribbon on her mull sling:
over to her left shoulder and nu-Ennd with a kind smile.
In; “llo you want to be a bridesmaid.
her hand she held a letter ulldrcssedBCurrle?” she asked.
to i-llullo Kicsterbloom, her hated rI-’
steps.
On the fourth stop Miss Schneider-
lusu ntnrlcd violently and turned pale.
" V ‘ in ’la'tion‘to . .
fiiptgritiglhtl‘hc: 3&9,“ng for the of Norwalk, In said district, deceased.
‘urpose aforesaid.“ said board shall . . . ‘ l-
eem advisable or expedient. ' m“ °' “0”th 1“" limited and a
The Court of. Probate for the :Disfi,
lowed six months from the ditto here
of for thevcreditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their so
counts. properly attested, within said
M time. will no debarred a recovery. All
. . . ‘ . persons indebted to said estate are re-
TI quested to make immediate payment
to
CHIROPRAC C . s.
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHOD;
E. BARTHOL, D. C. w
comma. Conn.
Rest Rooms.
South Nor-walk Office—u Meadow It.
s23 30 o? . Administrator.
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David W. Raymond
UNDE RTAKER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING.
127 WASHINGTON GT. .
Tot, office. 1000-3; houu. I”.
H The letter was in the well-known
handwriting of Jack Klumplllingerl
lould it be u propouul? Jack had
left Currie lust night in a taxi and a
towering rage. Perhaps. in his mad
I‘rcllzy. he had offered his heart and
bond to Sadie through the mail!
allut it was too late to turn back.
Sadie Klestcrbloom was already at the
front door. WIIII u haughty sniff she
Fertile first time In the history of look the letter from the mull-lady's
the hitherto exclusively mule nulll oer-l liund.
vice, female carriers were on the Job.
Currie Scllncidcrl‘uss. charming in.
her nifty blue uniform, shifted the awful! -
Sadie closed the letter deliberately ‘i.lttlo”'~
_8hs Opened Ii.
Corrie wilted. The suspense was
third step.
WU“
ADVERTISE IN THE SENIINEL
The fair mull-lady fainted on the
hope had. Ilia tho Sic rel lice-isle
after years. "outed -
Tartar tribe. Both. fleeing from the
the Invitation at the Emperor HPW .,'_
clin- I. At any rate. they appear to » »
have been consklered as vessels of the ' ,
rather westward of the country now . .,
called Serviu. the Drove, the present
western boundary. being'tbe diyiding ".-'
line between Bulgar- nnll Serb in the ::
eighth century. Here the Serbs dwelt " '
more or less uneventfully for threo‘
centuries. They generally formed a ..
loose confederacy under chiefs called -'_-'
zupcns. They Were commonly. In a ”‘-'
[0059 fashion. loyal to the eastern em-
pire mainly through fear of their dan-
gerous neighbors, the Bulgarians.
About 840 they united under a chief
named Vinstimiz to repel the latter.
The country rose to great heights
under Stephen Dushan. the car of the
Serbs, but after his death uni-ad l. 22
conquered the country, and it was not -- -
until 1815 that the Serbs partially j-j
threw 06 the Turkish -y0ke.—-EI'
change. '
PRECIOUS muss.
The Crucible! Used In the New York
Assay Ohio.
In the government assay ofilce on
Wall street. New York, there is a cor-
ner that looks very much like a mug
rock in a country barber shop, where
every customer has his individual mug
highly decorated in gill letters.
On this rock are perhaps fifty cruci-
bles for melting down gold. The cru-
cibles are decorated with crude Ini-
tials and numerals and are the proper-
ty of the biggest gold mining corpora-
tions in North and South America.
_ The reason for the individual mugs
is that the clay of crucibles takes up
a considerlble quantity of gold in the
process of smelting which otherwise
would be lost to the customer bringing
the gold to the government to be re-
fined. Afber two or three smeltings
the clay is saturated and takes up no
more gold. When it is finally suc-
ceeded by s new crucible It is returned
to the customer to be broken up for
its hidden gold.
Mugs that are used for melting down .
served by the‘government refiners and -.-l-.-
sold. Uncle Sam pockets the proceeds. “-3“-
os in these random lots there is no
way of computing to what amount
each of perhaps twenty customers
may be entitled." It is only the smelt-
ing concern that sells the government
enough gold at one time to monopolize
a single melting that obtains the right
to a mug on the rack. - New York
Tribune.
‘57-‘35. .
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Ice Cream and n Nerve.
Why do we sometimes get an achein .
the nose whenmting ice cream. There
is a nerve running along the back of.
the nose which‘doctoro call the an
terior pclctine nerve. This has n
branch running along the base or the
nasal envity and another branch run-
ning lions the pole". The ends of
branches which run through openings
in the points beer the front teeth.
When we get comics cream in the
mouth and keep It in from for a mo-
by'tbe cbld reaches tho‘fine'connoct- ...
lug branches the «nation may he :3;
curled” thou-nettle the noses lr-
citation c! this brmcb prodded the:
creation of pain. ‘wggot the some .
sensation when breathing very cold
nlr.--lilew York American.
Meredith-nil Words.
’ George "Meredith? accordihg ' to the"
Mndon Chronicle. "employs that nbom- j
lnable contraction ‘sirlght.’ lt can’tbe .. ..
a printers .error,for it occurs more ; "
than once. And he uses It as early as
1863, so that the abusers of our lnn- L"
gouge may new claim Meredith of all . .
men as their prophet. This is one of 53'
particularly from a writer whose. use
or words wns meticulous and who ni-
wnys refused to delete the first ‘9' in
‘judgment.’ IllWIIytl‘ spelling it ‘judge-
ment' in his novels. Home at us. how-
ever. will fight ‘nlrigllt' to the bitter
end."
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Social Surgery.
The newly rich dnme took her daugh-
ter to II fashionable school and inter-
vic'wud the haughty principal.
"I wont my daughter to learn to set .
us if she find moved in aristocratic cir-
cles nil her life," she explained.
“I see." mused the principal. "And .. .
are you willing to he'sepnrnled from her
that long?”-—Olevelund Plain Dealer.
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was witnessing the school. "how many
of you can tell me what it was that .
Napoleon's soldiers used to call him?“
Nobody uncovered. "Think a moment.
Still nobody spoke up.
" 'iilttle (Jorp' "v~ "A little corpulentl"
shouted the rhildron.-—Oliicllgo Trib-
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