CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five “Words or Less, Zoe-l4
Three Times..§0c-~— Ea
ch Addition... Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
facc or Caps. Double Price . "‘ l
Class‘ifiedihdsm— To Let, F m , . I ,
For Sale. Businessand “"39" ”M ”W" '" 1...... D
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous :: 1; :,: :: ::,::‘
WANTED
BOY WANTED TO WORK ON EM-
hossing machine. Lounsbury, Mathew—
son 0‘; (30.. South Norwalk. 09 3t
To 'LOAN—$2,000 0N FIRST
mortgage security. Address 1’, 0.
iiox 403 or telephone 535-2. 09 lit
WANTED—ROOM AND BOARD IN
llrlvate family. Centrally located.
Address W. W., care Sentlnel. 09 3t .
A SEAMSTRESS ‘ OULlZl LIKE
work by the day or a home. Mrs.
Kelly, it. F. D. 43, Broad liiver, Nor-
walk, ' 08 :it
'WANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 8 West Ave, So.
Norwaik. ‘ 08 tr
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., INC..
have situations to offer on shirt work,
[power mechlnes. steady work. 08 if
WANTED—81’.UATION AS EX-
pcrt automobile mechanic or as driv-
er. Best references. Inquire J.
Feroro,'care E. Taradasb, 85 Washing-
ton St." , 07 6t
BUSINESS NOTICE?
PHILIP ' ‘ MAZZUCCO, CONTRAC-
tor, North Taylor Ave. Stone mason-
ry, concrete Walks, cellar foundations,
all kinds cement work. Tel. 1217-2.
09 6t
- w. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC‘
tor, Spinal Adjustments, six‘ adjust-
ments, 85 Office, Room 8, Mansion
House, South Norwalk. Will call at
your home to give treatments. Tele-
. phone 307. 06 1111
110711) L-IMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. ‘We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN‘Q SAUNDERs,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
son SAL!
{1‘0 LET
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‘ - cltor of the state department, who nd- 33:.
oncs‘awccnps-rmos ”av his.
‘ couur CLAUSE.
Bill male Vlilth Setback,~ 5.;
‘VASHIINGTON. Oct, lO'WEfl’OI-ts to :-
repoai the is3 nor will. tariff discount
provision 011‘. unperts in American
chips, which has aroused the state
and treasury departments, met a set-
back yesterday With the return to the
city of Representative Underwood,
chairman 0f the ways and means
committee, original champion of the
clause, After Joseph W. Folk, soli-
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PRIVATE SALE—ENTIRE l'lOUSll}
hold furniture. Can be inspected at
any time. Frank H. Downer, West— provements. Itont $20.00. For fur-
lport Ave. and Fitch‘s Lane, Norwalk, -thor information call Mrs. d1. 1A.
Conn. c110 3t Crow, 30 Chestnut St. 010:3t
A 28 H. P. AUTO CAR WITH DId~ To LET~—A.i~’AIiTMENTS, HEAT,
livery box 5 142 it. x 0. Reasonable if hot ‘wuter and janitor service sup-
sold at once. Inquire 41 Railroad plied. inquire 53 West Ave. olollit
Ave... South Norwalk. 08 3t
TO LET—unsrams APART-
BUNGALOW FOR SALE CHEAP-- meats, six rooms, every improve-
Eney payments. Five rooms and bath, meat. 150 East Ave, oposite Everla-
furnace heat, [piped for water and gas. iey St. inquire of John N. Kline, 21
wired for electric light. Open for in- West Main St.. ._,‘Ncrwaik. Tel.
spection Thursday and Saturday af- 1292-3. .
ternoons. Situated at East Norwnlk. _
inquire of J. C. Tics, Bridgeport, or To LET~ON RAYMOND -Sli‘.,
J. M. Layton & 00., Inc., South Nor- Rowayton, house of eight rooms a d
walk, 08 3t bath, hot and cold water and to s.
010 3t
Pleasant locality, five minutes from
FOR SALE-«NEW HOUSE. EAST station or trolley. $15. Apply to Fred.
Norwulk Sixrminutes from trOIIey, erick H. Hart, Rowayton. 08 6t
railroad, school. churches Six nice 1
rooms, bath, sewer, water, gas, steam T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
heat. $2,300, $1,500 on mortgage. cation. Inquire F. Iiopp, '35 Cove
Geo. E. Finch, 10 Van Zant .St. 08 3t Ave. East Norwalk. 0? 6t
meats. Inquire 76 Washington St.
08
FOR SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIN. . TO LET-«FIVE ROOMS WITH
Desirable ten room, two family house, all improvements, 37 Summit St. Also
near (trolley, stores. schools and rail- '7 room cottage. LincolnAve. inquire
road station. Cash or monthly par United Grocery Co. 00 tt
3t T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
newly papered and painted, centrally
FOR SALE—LATEST STYLE OLI- located. Inquire of Frederick Land-
ver typewriter, No. 5, slightly used, or, 4 South Main St.,.Room 9. oil it
for half original price. Inquire at .
The :Bazaar, 76 Washington St. 08 at T0 LET—6 ROOM HOUSE, 1M-
prdvements. 49 Taylor Ava, Oct. 15,
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH $22. 3 room cottage. Norwalk. :4.
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Local} Spring Hill, 5 rooms, 812. George
ed on high ground on West Cedar Mitchell, Gazette Bldg.
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti- .
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140 TO LET~TH¢REE ROOMS, FIRST
each. Terms 825 down, balance :10 street, East Norwalk. Apply to It.
monthly. Diacount for cash. Dimen- Joselovsky, 52 Water St. South Nor-
sinus and other particulars at my of- walk, or 21 First St, East Norwallc.
lice. William P. Small. 23 Monroe ‘ 1127 tf
8h, facing station. 028 tf
'ro LET—FAN APARTMENT AT 1215
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE—«6 30011 House, ALL and two at 210 East Washington at.
improvements, line condition, center of East Norwaik. Apartment at 39 Chili)-
South Norwalk. Pricc‘32fi50. Inquire 01 8t. Inquire at 64 South Main St.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC»
Chiropractic, 1a the condition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is cans
ed by avmncbt 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 nervc‘cyc-
tems‘ in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also can!»
tune of the spine. You will never re
3er giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. . ,
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 chhlngtcn 8L. Bo. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, thc
discoverer.
Tire, Life, Health
Accident. Plato Gian, Auto
lncurcncc.
am in... mm. surety Icndq
Notary Public.
GMT. McGovern
1'01. 155 Waihlmion If.
Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BANK.
Norwalk. Conn, September 18, 1913.
At a meeting of the ‘Board of Direcs
born of the Fairdeld County Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four”) per cent. per annum
was declared to depositors from the
earnings of the six months ending
September 30th. 1913.
The same will be entered on pace
lbookcand paid on and after October
10th, 1013.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
oiil 18t Treasurer.
{showcase Ann ROAD
ARE NEARING AGREEMENT
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1.0.w'l‘l1e con-
L-runco between officials of the New
SPINAL ADJucTMEN-rc. y.
Inner—Enema”. '
207 Atlantic 8!.
Lady Attendant. Mt Rooms.
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connecticut.
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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runabout or sufficient information.
'> Description: «Rubber tire runabout,
south Ncmlk Office-CI Meadow“.
LOST“
:20 REWARD non STOLEN
low wooden wheels, body bi flit.
wheels red, aging W glen 'B y
00., Pontiac, ic lgan; gh sea ~ as
E. B ARTHOL, D. C. hill? tibffliii’fiifi“Wilt?
Stamford, Conn.
ford, Conn, General Delivery.
DANCING SCHOOL
W. Gilbert Newell'c Select School
of Dancing at Arlen Hall, Madison
Hour! 9 ‘. m.-6 p. in. um”. “’00- St, South Norwalk, CL "Beginners
Class” for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednccday evening, Oct. 15th, at a
o'clOck. The Waltz and all of the int-
est modern dances thoroughly taught.
Respectfully, W. Gilbert Nowell, 25
NOTICE
Taxing District of the City of Nor-
walk, are hereby notified and warned
that a special meeting of said district
will be held in the City Hall Auditor-
ium on October 21, 1913, at 8 o'clock
up. n1., to hear the reports of the Wa-
ter Commissioners, Electric Light
Commissioners, and other officers, and
to take 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
rent, of the Council Chamber and such
District Treasurer.
STEPHEN B. ‘ HA'I‘O H,
HORACE it, NASH.
D. W. ilAilF‘ORI),
09 lit District Commissioners.
The electors residing in the,Sec0nd
Liberty St, Bridgeport, Ct. Circulars
mailed.
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David W. Raymond ‘
TO LET—uiiOilSld, 52 CllldS'i‘Nll’i‘ltnlked to Mr. Underwood. he nth '-
St., 7 rooms and bath. all modern llu-lnounced that there would be no de—j
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S IUILDINO‘F
27 WASHINGTON OT.
‘l'cl. Munich"; how. I”.
[fill lllllllfs
office room as may be available; also ' ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
to adopt a common fecal for said dis- , _ ‘ , ;
trict, and to fix and regulate the com. District of Norwalk, an. Prbbjale
causation of the District Commission COWS. OCtObel‘ 7. A. lJ-n 1913.
ers and Electrical Commissioners and Estate 01' WNW" E: Lewis. “1m 0‘
‘Norwaik, in. said district, 'deceasoc. r
Ordered, That the executrix exh hit
her administration account ,to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
office in Norwxllk, on the 16th day of
October. liliil. at ll o'clock forenobn;
CANINE, ACTRESBES PURSUED,
EATB RAT POIDON WITH
n "atnuertloor-Joimny” since two acu illz'rmllvgi'.‘ "hillwl l\\'lll,l")illll{vUlllli'l‘l,
n1 , 1 1 1,; .
liinven road and of the engineers and, treason recently playing ut‘lloyi'n Tho- ‘ 9 ‘ ( 0' l u" “"5“”
iii-omen are said to have been fruitful atro chased him for blocks. answering
and that all persons interested in‘ said
estate may be notified thereof. thelcx-
ocutrlx will cause this order who
NEARLY FATAL RESULTS published in a newspaper huvln a
If rat poison would kill rats and circulation in said district, at last
live tlnya before said loin day of 100-
l
nothing else, and if dogs would not be iober, 1913,
tempted .as well as the rodents by the
deadly mixture, then lean suffering 1’1““??-
vvonld have resulted to one particular ‘
Elouth Norwalk canine. 'i‘ho bulldog , ,
owned by Walter W. Rose. famous as i nun-by apply rnr'u ilevlmt‘ in cell H‘klr»
lumnr w. nunnonr, I
To the lluurd of i’tuuuly Conni\lsslollcra
inl' l-‘nlrllchl County: ‘
litmus and illuminating Liquors. Ale, it»
at
street. Town of Norwalk. ,
My pinch of business is not lor‘ted
of results, and the prospects for a to the name of "hubby" lmd a narrow “"“m‘ 3"” "M "‘ “ '“'““‘i “ll“ " 1‘
speedy adjustment of the differencclleseupe from waking up and ilndln
um very bright. 1A meeting was call~
ed for this morning at 11 o’clock at
himself dead last night. "hubby” ex», Library or Ltcnwlcl". .
hibitn a certain fondness for the unua~’ "W“ "l Nol'wnl . thin 7m vinyl of
the office oi General Manager Dnrdo,‘-11nl. Quick action on the part of Mr.
when it is expected sonmmipgmdnite.
K in: siliIUUIAlllllIW‘. or llw pronouns port:
In-
l‘hurch iu‘llllloe. l'umcllllll School or l’llll~
into
inn (hm-Mo, ol‘ any Punt lllllve, I’u,
October. A. it. “”3.
, murmur. M‘illN'i’ti.
Iilose undoubtedly saved the dog’s’~ “WM“-
Wc. the umlcrslnm-al. electors and llux-
will be decided upon ' concerning“ 1!“ life, but. ”Bobby" is ill, oh, very Ill. Kili'l'l'll. m-l «mum-n by Imv, of on. Town of
modified set of seniority rules.
il‘runk Brown nllghtcd from c Wosh
port trolley last night and slipped on
llm pnvmncnt and fell. lined doing he
broke a bottle of "spirits”,‘jq'thc g’lafls
of which he proceeded to scatter on
tho sircwulk in front of the Boston
Shore, Special Officer "Richard H.
Moore arrested him. Judge Keogh
found him guilty on the charge of in-
" toxication thls‘mornln'yind suspended
sentence.
Mr. Rose explained to a reporter this
morning that tho polson, the rat pol»
'Ul‘WMlli. lll‘l‘l‘ll)' endorse the uppllcnllon
of tho alum-u mnncll l
Minimal. M‘illN’l‘Y l
. l . .. . . ,.. i ._
EDI]. Wm! placed Olitlllde ll nulglibors' for s H h Hubs! and M «In murnlly 1m
house for the purpose of killing rats.
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“A” WW. .m.-.w
""‘illi‘. and Mrs. F. In. Shepard moved Oriolwr. A. it. 1913. L
on: much for himself that we are nwrore
of real u-ululc situated in said Tom of
Nurwnlk.
Dated at Norwnlk. this 10th day
of
“bin 3mm,” Park on Monday 10' Fred ll. Colcinnn, William silica
Norwalk. where Mr Shepard has “Jamin, Matthew (.orbell. lhomns inr‘
var. .lolln Oidenschlmer.
line position in a drug store.-(}reerl‘ Thereby certify that the Mme mu ed
'chll Press.
omiurmrrs nl'o electors and tax nyers.‘ as
«lullnml by law. of the Town :1 blur!» in.
Dated at Norwnlk, this 10111 day of
a good adv. pays best‘in the best 00'0"". A- n. 1913.
paper.
lilsitnicn'r it. slur.
'o
010 17 ’i wn Cl rit.
vocntes repeal of the provision, had 3:;
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veloprneuts in the matter for screwing}.
days. it also was stated that Presivl".
dent‘ Wilson's mind in the premises {é}
still is open. ‘Mr. Underwood still
emphatically favors the provision and ,- u
had no hesitancy in saying so.
“The tariff Is now-a law and I am .I.
for the bill as it stands." Mr_ Under- ,-,-
wood declared. “if the President E:
thinks the issue grave enough to send .'
a message to Congress urging the re- '
pool of the discount provision, or it ,
he indicates that he wishes it re‘ .-
peaied, I will call the ways and '
means committee to consider the ’35}
lldefl. But even then, I would not 3-:
favor a repeal until a thorough hear. ':‘:'
ing had been held and everything has 31-:
been said on both sides." Mr. Un-
derwood further said that he believed
there was a misconception in the de-
partments regarding the clause and
that he believed it would work out
advantageously to this country.
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The subject being "Accidents in
*Bird Life—sndvscenery seen while
looking for birds. Public is Invited.
,——8nappy Kenya at O’Brien's. ‘
T-Y-T-‘fi‘.’ .
2’-
An illustrated lecture by Wilbur F.
Smith; under the auspices of the Nor-
Ilelll
£53?-
'I
walk’Bird Club, (will be given in the 3.5.
Guild rooms of Trinity church. Monday 5):.
evening, October 13th, at 8 o'clOck. $21.;
' ' 3.3.:
——Latest styles in derbies. O‘Brien's. "I-.'.
Lieutenant ilaymcnd. undertaker
and furniture dealer of Main street.
Norwaik. is confined to his home in I
Morgan avenue, with an attack of W-
phold fever. Lieutenant Raymond has 5?.
been ailing for a week and last night 5;:
developed the-malignant disease. Hls 1'?-
many friends Irish him a speedy and '
complete recovery,
wan-“
Very . ' ‘ , one! "For sale"
no. will Funeral" or pin :
money in return #01- an unused article If;
of value. Are there pin money no.- .3:
Iibiliticn in wine thing: you are non 3;};
in; “way! " if,
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New York. New
Haven 8. Hart
lord ,
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IN EFFECT OCTOBER 5. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YOEK. ‘ "
A. M.—-—1:2OX, 6:141. 5:411, 6:09.
0:55. 7:18. 7:40. 8:17x. 11:55:. 9:15;.
9:37, 10:27:. 10:45:, 11:44. _‘ ,
P. M.-——l:09x, 1:18, 3:00, 3:29, 4:142,
4:373, 6:39, 8:001, 6:40. 6159:, 7:312,
9:32x, 10:12x, 10:52. 123:1:
' Sundays. 13.
A M.——12:25x, 5:14, 5:41. 3:54. :1:-
10:27:, 11:24. 15%:
P. -M.-—-l2:50x, 2:4“. 21:00:. 5:89. 3:31:
6:50x,- 7:12. 7:571. 8:251, 9:3”. 1%le. it}
10 : 28. ~ 2:12;:
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-12:0011. Milt, 5:40, 0:45,
8:001, 8:03:,;8:15x, 8:5111. 9:151,
10:02:, 10:05.10:50x', 11:03.
- I’. M.-i2:03x, 1:05, 2:041, ~2:57.
8:30x, 3:55x. I129. 5:05:. 5:24, 5:28,
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10:02:. 11:001. _ -.;
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5:04. 610111, 72141:, 8:10x. 0,:00x,11.10x. ::
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A. lit-50:00, 7:23, 8:18, 10:03x.fi:
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Pg 310*6100g 7:43, 8:300 ..,. I I
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Metropolitan Magazine, 8 months .45
, The Fashionable Woman, 3 menths L‘ .75
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rate-oi 12 cents a week. So‘ all you have
to do is send in‘the Coupon and 35c, and
the collections for the paper will take
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and let us show you sample coppies of
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care of balance.
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