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WANTED FOR SAL E0 Ll'li
BOY WANTED TO WORK 0N EM- A 28 H. P. AUTO CAR WITH DE- TO LET—ON RAYMOND iST»
Ibossing machine. bounsbury, Mathew
eon S: (70., South Norwalk. 09 3t
T0 LOAN—«$2,000 0N FIIRS'l‘
mortgage security. Address 1’, 0.
1on 463 or telephone 53M. 09 3t
WANTED-41,500 FIRST MORT-
gage on a two family house in a good
location. Address Mortgage, Sentinel
office. 09 1t
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN
private family. Centrally located.
Address W. W., care Sentinel. 09 3t
WANTED —~ SALESLADIES FOIL
coats, suits and millinery depantment;
also extra salespeople i'or Saturdays
in all departments, 0, J. Mintz and
Co. ‘
A SEAMSTRESS WOULD LIKE
work by the day or at home. Mrs.
Kelly, R. F. D. 43, Broad River, Nor-
walk. 08 3t
WANTED—«Gilli. FOR GENERAL
housework. inqulr‘e 8-West Ave, So.
INorwalk. oil it
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, Two in family. Apply
203 East Ave, East Norwalk. 0? {it
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., INC.,
ihave situations to offer on shirt work,
ipower machines, steady work. 08 tl'
WANTED—SIC UATION AS EX.
pert automobile mechanic or as driv-
er. Best references. Inquire J.
Fevero, care E. ’l‘sradnsh, 85 Washing-
ton St. 07 lit
WANTED-ONE OR TWO ACRES,
-J-2 mile from cars, at reasonable price.
|Cash. State price and particulars.
Address F. 1... South Nor-walk Senti-
nel. OT 8 11
COW WANTEDwGOOD ONE AT
reasonable price for cash or for keep
through winter. Address R. Kimball,
Darlen, Conn, R, F. D. 40. Box CN.
07 lit
BUSINESS NOTICES
PHILIP MAZZUCCO, CONTRAC-
tor, North Taylor Ave. Stone IllilSOii-
ry. concrete walks, cellar foundations,
all kind-s cement work. Tel. 1217-2.
09 tit
W. D, PETTY, D. C... CHIROPRAG
tor. Spinal Adjustments, six adjust-
ments, $5 Office, Room 8, Mansion
.Ilcuse, South Norwalk. Will call at
your home to give treatments. Tele-
phone 307. oil 1m
DEAD film
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 Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease In onus
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if! done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later Ilia in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve In
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvar
ture of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a-chanco
to help you. ,.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. 0.
I4 Washington BL. Bo. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate tram Palmer School, the
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._ like, Life, Health
Accident. Plate Glass. Auto
‘lnsurnnco.
’ In! Ill-to. Rants, surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
TN. 846. 155 Woihlnfl’ton 0L
“swath has?
COUNTY
BANK.
FAIRFIELD SAVINGS
Norwalk, Conn, September iii, 1913.
At a meeting of the llourd Or Dirac»
tors of the Fulrilnld County Savings
iiank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annum
Willi declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
Svi‘llemher 30th. 1913.
The same will be entered on puss-
huoks and paid on and after October
liltii, iillii.
My order of the Board Of Directors,
SEYMOUR ("till/PIS.
Treasurer.
all} liit
Hmmmi Carlin. of 7:. Cedar street.
who recently underwrm an operation
for appendicitis, is improving.
livery box is 1-2 ft. x 6. Reasonable it
sold at once. inquire 41 Railroad
Ave, South Norwalk. oil 3t
BUNGALOW FOR SALE CHEAP-
Easy payments, Five rooms and bath,
furnace heat. piped for water and gas,
wired for electric light. Open for in-
spection Thursday and Saturday at-
ternoons. Situated~at East Norwalk.
inquire of J. C. Tlce, Bridgeport, or
J. 'M. Layton & ‘00., Inc., South Nor-
walk. 08 3t
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE, EAST
Norwnlk Six minutes from trolley,
railroad, school, churches Six nice
rooms, bath, sewer. water, gas, steam
heat. $2,300, $1,500 on mortgage.
Geo, E. Finch, 10 Van Zant .St. 08 lit
FOR SALE—«UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
Desirable ten room, two family house,
near trolley, stores, schools and rail-
road station. Cash or monthly pay-
ments. inquire 76 Washington St.
' 08 3t
FOR SALE—LATEST STYLE OLI-
ver typewriter, 'No. 5, slightly used,
for half original price. Inquire at
The Bazaar, 76 Washington St. 08 3t
FOR BALE—l SLOOP, 32 FT.
over all, at reasonable price. Box
373, Darlen, Conn. 07 3t
FOR SALE—$960 BUYS LARGE
lot and new house, 3 large rooms, all
14 by 14; can have part of another
lot for $75, on Spring Hill. Easy
terms. Also flne large lot in East
Norwalk, $400. Address P. 0. Box
314, South Nor-walk. 03 6t
FOR SALE-BARGAIN 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 325 down, balance :10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my ot-
tlce. William P. Small, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. H28 tf
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, tine condition, center at
South Norwalk. Price 82,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODO.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Bouth Norwalk Office-4! Mndow at”
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Weds
nesday. Friday, 6:30 a). m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
NOTICE __
The electors residing in the Second
Taxing District of the City of Mir—
walk. are hereby notified and warned
that a special meeting of said district
will he held in the City Hall Auditor-
ium on October 21, 1913. at 8 o'clock
ii). m., to hear the reports of tho Wa~
tor Commissioners. Electric Light
Commissioners, and other officers, and
to lake such action in connection
with said reports as may be deemed
necessary, and if deemed advisable to
Instruct the District Commissioners
to give to the city the use, without
rout. of the ilouncil (‘httnibor and such
ottlce room as may be available; also
to adopt a common coal for said dis»
trlct. and to fix and mandate the com-
pcnsution of the District Commission
era and Electrical Commissioners and
District Treasurer.
STEPHEN .3 ll/t'i‘itil,
.lltiliA/(tit it. NASH,
I‘), w, nanroau.
liisirict Commissioners.
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The Advantage
of Liberal
NeWspaper
Advertising
is Apparent
to the
Management
Which is Alive
to its
Opportunities.
‘Rowayton, house of eight roonisland
bath, hot and cold water and tube.
Pleasant locality, five minutes irom
station or trolley, $15. Apply to lred-
orick H, Hart, Rownyton. us (it
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD! L0-
cation. inquire l". i-lopp, 35 have
Ave, East Norwuik. o? (it
TO LET—OCT. 15, SECiDNl)
floor, .5 rooms, No. 12 Chestnut St.
Adults only. inquire on premlshs.
cii' :it
To LET—HOUSE, 15 FRANKLIN
St, first floor, ilve rooms and bath,
Second floor, four rooms. Apply Itrom
l’) to is p. m. oi tit
TO LET—«FIVE ROOMS WITH
all improvements, 37 Summit St. Also
7 room cottage, Lincoln Ave. Induire
United Grocery Co. pt; tt
To.LE1‘-—-4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly ipapered and painted, centrally
located. inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St., Room 9. O3 ti
TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE, iM-
provements, 49 Taylor Ave, Oct. 15,
$22. 3 room cottage, Norwallt, Si.
Spring Hill, 5 rooms, 812. George
Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
To LET-THLREE ROOMS, FllRST
street. East Norwalk. Apply to it.
Joselovsky, 52 Water St... South Nor-
walk, or 21 First ‘St., East, Norwagk.
s' if
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 21-5
and two at 219 East Washington St,
East 1Norwalk. Apartment at 39 Chap-
el St. Inquire at 64 South Main St.
mill ii
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Los‘r"
325 REWARD FOR STOLEN
runabout or sufficient information.
liliilitiillliiilii
There will be a senior class meet
in; on .‘F‘ridsy of this week. 0mm
ed,
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At assembly yesterday morning
. . .. . . ' John Cleverly rendered a very pleas-
,CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five _Words or Less. 25c—
Each Additiona._Word, 1 cent per Martian. In his
‘ taco or Cops, Double Price - “'
lug piano solo: The name of the
piece was "Melodie" by Massonett.
Mr. Cleverly played the piece very
from the student body,
The regular orchestra rehearsal
was held on Tuesday at twelve o'clock
Many new faces appeared, swelling
the total number to about 36. This
is the largest orchestra that has ever
represented the school.
A meeting of the boys athletic aa-
sociatlon was held yesterday at
twelve o'clock to nominate a presi-
dent. The names of: Bertram Craw-
ford, lv‘rcd Murphy, Frank Sturdevant,
and George Cantrell were proposed.
and in the vote which followed Ber--
tram Crawford received it) votes, Fred
Murphy 2, Frank Sturdevant 11, and
George Cantrell 11. The three high-
est, if eligible, receive the nomina‘
tlous. James Mahon was unanimously
elected secretary and treasurer. At
the last meeting Of the association.
the football manager asked for an
appropriation of ten dollars to carry
him through the month oi October.
The finance committee approved of
this appropriation and it was so voted
at yesterday's meeting.
spoke of an auditor,
Of the books. He therefore suggested
that Mr, Ripley be elected auditor.
since he was a member of the facul-
ty he would remain in the association
year after year.
tlou was accepted and Mr. Ripley was
elected auditor_
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uled with Staples High School
West for yesterday afternoon,
called off on account of the rain.
is probable that the game will
played today_
was
It
be
Whether or not High School will be
Description: Rubber tirc runabout,
low wooden wheels, had)" black,
wheels red, name plate Union iiuggy
(30., Pontiac, Michigan; high sent, one
pummel (or rail) broken. Address
Edward Weed, Palmer‘s Hill, Stam-
ford. Conn, General Delivery.
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DANCING SCHOOL
w. Gilbert Nowell's Select School
of Dancing at Arlon Hail, Madison
St. South NOrwIlk, Ct. “lieglniners'
Class" for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednesday evenlru. Oct. 15th, at 8
o'clock. The Waltz and all oi the lat-
est modern dances thoroughly taught.
Respectfully. W. Gilbert Nowell, 25
Liberty St, Bridgeport, Ct. Circulars
mailed.
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David W. Raymond
‘UNDERTAK Eli
new nan man's BUILomio,
27 wasnmoron 31'.
Tel. Miles. 106”: house. "it.
IiBil Inns L
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, as, Probate
Court, October 9, A. 1).. 1913.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Sarah J. Paul,
late of Norwalk, in said district. do.
ceased.
Ordered, That said applicatloh he
heard and determined at the Probate
ofilce in Norwalk, on the Ifilh dilly of
October. I913, at 3 o'clock afternoon.
and that public notice thereof lni giv-
en to all persons Interested thpmin
by publishing this order in a hows-
papcr having a circulation In said
district. at least Ilvc days before said
day or hearing.
.nianv w. ailment“.
.iuthtc.
'i‘o tin~ Iimmi or (bunny i'mumianilmem
for l-‘ulvilvld t‘uuniy;
1 “WWW apply for It lit-"mm in millit‘i Ill“
Itiminx nml ininxlcnllim Liquors, Aid. ‘lma
low livI-r, lllIinv Wine and i'llii‘i‘. at
3' Railroad nun-nun, Town of Nurwnlk.
My place of liliniIl-wfi, in wt hunted
WHMHI sou {wt in u flit-"‘1 iim~1ur n
i'lilli‘l'li lildlilriu i'mwwlliul School urii‘uln
iic Hi'hiilll'llllill‘i‘. or the premium 1m lulu»
inn therein. or any i’uni (intro, l'uhllr
Library nr ('Irilll'ii'l‘)‘. w
listed at horwnllt. thin nth iiiiy of
(lumber. A. ll, illlil
l‘ilAH. A. Aim
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We. the Iiiilll‘l‘itimll‘ll. v-hvrtm's um
iIiIi‘lii‘Iz, ma tinsiiiilul iif.’ low, of the To
Nurwullt, lwivi-y undid-av Ilw nppllli
oi the above lininml
i‘HAH. A. ADAMS,
fur such license and W" I‘ll Rt'l‘i‘lliiw
Ilii' o-ut‘li l'ni liliil‘w” ilmt \w m" "i
Ill ImIl l'i‘lllll‘ Izliiilsiml in said ’i‘utl
Niit‘irulk.
lmimi ni Norwnlit. this iith dii
llciobci‘. A. it, liili’a.
Matthew I'mlwit. .lnbn Illdonnrihlnur
vr. A. M. I’ohinuin. t‘hnrlca ii, l-‘srris.
t'hriaiinn Swnriz,
l luvrvbv certify that iiw nlmvr ii'immi
Mninrsx-tu urn I-imvinrn and Inxpni’l‘iit. M!
.iuiinmi by low, of llil,‘ Town of Ntu‘vulk.
liniwl nI Norwnlk. this tith (lily of
ilriolwr, A, ll, iiilli.
manmtnr n. swim.
Town iilerlt.
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who
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(Iii ill
waentinol Wants are I; saith:
and Inexpensive means of semi
cation. They afford a direct w
carrying a message to the one»
wil‘ be the most interested.
,represented in basketball this year is
mot. certain. but it Is sincerely hoped
"that negotiations will be made
itwccn the sixth company and the
school authorities.
hoped will do the same this year.
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SELECTMEN W A QUANDARY.
'a quandary this morning. While their
iterm of office expired last night, all-
,tomatirallp. they have not yet been of-
iilclaily notified as to what course to
ipursue in regards to the Town Farm.
Ellie road work that is unfinished, the
idlsposltion of the aown books and
I{other town property. They appealed
to Corporation (‘OIInsel William l".
Tammany for an Opinion In respect to
need of provisions while the author-
ity for furnishing the same is iaCR-
inn, owing to the fact that no Board
or Charities was appointed last night.
NORWALK FIR! ALARM!
fl-Corner 0! than and run strum.
zleoldan Avenue and Union Piano
22—8 ring Hill and Kellogg street.
3|»Lnlon Park.
rs—Weu Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27—«F‘nnklin Avenue and Lynn Pius.
31—43“ house. (Private box).
32~West Avenue and Kerwin Sims.
83~Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
till—«Chapel Street and Huber Avenue.
iiii~West Avenue. near the armor),
BL—Stovenn Street and Him Great.
Ii—Crou direct and Wilton "can
dawn Ifl'eel and Noni: Anni».
til—Franco Strut.
ls—Main and Catherine Struts.
v Canaan Road and Fair Biron
swine-inst Btroot. nolr Bummer IL
Bkualn Street and Union Avonuo.
n~0n The Green.
u—il‘mot Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
«mm: Avenue and Datum Leno.
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EAST NORWALK Fill ALAIN IOXII
Firs human-run. ll van uni Itml
Telephone 170
luritch School I rivals).
Private hoses wil only Do Milled for
A telephone menus to Electric Station
(705) between the hours or I h. m. and
Imusrvin School (private;
:Iilmmnlt Washington and on em.
Ilia-Von Znndt S . and Osborn A“.
“swam Ave. and Rowan it.
li'ininilcld Ell.
22!-—-Fort and Charles an.
Stew-Eon! Ave. and Fitch at.
225mm. John Bi. and Edit. AVI-
8aI-Solviow Ave. and First ill.
sun—nonlevsrd and Second St.
alswflovo Ave. and Filth t.
lili'lmiloulovard and Blackstone It. ’1’».
Mi~—Koyner lit. and Pine Hill Jive. vgel.
Mam-Kryner 8i. and Duck Pond rd. ( oi.
“swallow Haven. t'i‘ol.)
s a. m., iving location of tire. to slam
wlli be silver) of nearest box.
tire, on tellilllllii where located.
Second) alarms are only to be than is)
the chip! or acting chic! upon lain arrival
in the “m s cini can».
i»oho hint a odd times. tooling or lim
0 n.
lwod’: blast at fig. m., standard limo.
1-1»!er blasts. re out.
”dim-Twenty two. at 8 n. In. no morn
In; session ni public school
liviinwcnIy-two, at inc [3, 111., no a!
lemma union or public school.
iiiiiliiii - an blasts quickly can. i...
nntirc department
IOWAYTON PM! ALARM DISTRICT!
Two strolled of tire ball. will. 1-1. In
out
‘igmliluhlnnd Ave. to N. I... N. a. & I
isimriickory Bluff and Sell island.
Ilm-l’ino Point and listen Point.
“when; island sound to Melanie Iii.
a~"(;entmi.' cKInie at. to colon
slwfimnd Street and Indsil Inna.
nw-Ponno or St. to Oroll 8L
23mm” i. to Railroad.
”washroom“: amorous.
I: w Bridges hi“? 5 itid
v» hire ‘ or 0 recs 0.
it-«Whitc Bridge 8. iii. to h. i. Bound.
timWhite Brid B. W, to i... 1. Son
one smoke o the are bell at end it
lndiclteil tactics.
Four strokes of tire boll. than. ld-i-i
water in, be shot at
u: than or man shim Iain-m “flan.
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“wwn ... ashram". ~ .m- u:.a.m.~ ”4.-.,
and business committees will he electo- ' H
well, and received meat applause "
Mr. Perry ,
and said he I
thought one was needed to take care .
Mr. Perry’s sugges' _
The football game. which was sched- '.
of :
be- -
High School has ,
always shined in basketball and It is .
The old board of selcrtmon were in .
the Town Farm, which at present Is in . '
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We collect 350 with the order, and then
the newsboy collects for the paper at
rate of 12 cents a week. Soall you have
to do is send in the Coupon and 35c, and
the collections for the paper will take
care of balance. , Call at Sentinel Oifice
:5, and let us show you sample coppies of
these magazines. These magazines can
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