Classified “Ads"
For Sale, Business and
.ProfeSSional Cards, and
M1Scellaneousz: :: z: :: :z ::
To Let.
P'—
l CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this pugs, Twenty-Five Words or was, 26c?
Three Times. BOc— Each Additions; Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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WANTED
IWANTEMIRLS, EXPERIENCED
or unexperienced on Singer sewing
machines. Wages paid while learning.
New England Cloak Co, 83 Washing-
ton street, top floor. 015 (it
WANTED -— YOUNG MEN TO
learn printing business, $0 per week
while learning. Steady work and ad
vancemeut assured. Murphy Mfg.vCo,.
East Ave. East ,Norwalk. 015 3t
”v. 0...... a.-.“
WANTED-~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, inquire 43 West St. 014 3t
WANTED~WOMAN WOULD G0
out to do general housework, cleaning,
etc. Mrs lililcek, No .100 Taylor
Ave, 0le 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED MAK-
er at once. Lenox Milllnery, South
vNorwalk. 014 3t
WANTED—WASHING
at home. Fine luundress.
idly Ave.
TO DO
Inquire 204
014 ll
WANTED—AN ACRE OR Ll SS.
llval‘ outskirts. State price. AddreSs
Cash, Sentinel. 011i 6t
WANTED-POSITION AS BOOK-
keeper Good penmanshlp, accuracv,
ability, willingness and first-class ref~
etnences Beekeeper, Sentinel 013 31
WANTED—AT THE BANNER
Bakery, a young woman or girl over
16. for store and .bakeshop work. Ap-
ply Builder Bakery, 0 Monroe St.
013 iii
WANTED ~— GERMAN WOMAN
will Itake washing at her home. Ap~
[lily Mrs. Demuth, North Taylor Ave.
Send postal card. 013 lit
BOARDERS WANTED~ALL lM-
movements. centrally located Inquire
Il High St. 013 3t
SITUATION WANTED BY GARD-
ener us caretaker of gentleman's
place, and wife to work in house. Good
references. Address Gardener, care
Sentinel. 013 iii
WANTED ~— BO ARDERS.
cooking pleasant rooms Terms reas-
onnble Use of telephone. Mrs, R. F.
Rockwell. 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 1026-2.
011 iii.
HOME
CLUETT, PEABODV a co., INC.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines steady work 08 tr
WANTED—£12 UA’l‘iON AS EX-
pert automobile mechanic or as driv-
er. Best references. Inquire J
Forero, care E. Taradush, 85 Washing-
ton St. 07 lit
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN 0N F‘IllS'i‘
mortgage. liox 061, South Not-walk.
013 St
BUSINESS NOTICES
W. D. PETTY, D. C., CHIROPRAC-
torn-Spinal Adjustments \‘iill call
.it your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analy sis free. Office. Room 8.
Mansion House, South Norwulk.
Phone 307. 06 lm
PHILIP MAZZUCOO, CONTRAC-
tor, North ’l"u)lor Ai'.€‘ Stone mason
,concrote walks, cellar foundations,
all kinds cement work ’I‘el 1217-2.
oil tit
W D. PETTY D. C. (‘ilillOl’R‘ii‘
tor, Spinal Adjustments, six adjust
ruents. $5 Office, Room 8. Mansion
.Houuo, South Norwalk Will cull at
your home to give treatments ’i‘elo-
phone 307. 00 iln
DEAD LIMBS
cue the ones that fallw—n menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN at SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the donnhlou of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the snare. lliaeuso in cans
ovi by u wrench. twist. or sprain in
the buck. lliven if done in childhood
it creates plilt'holl nerves nod pain is
l'll(‘l‘ life in the different organs and
limbs
'lilroprnctors renmvc the cause 0!
dumm- nnd pnln health In restored
through harmonizing the none are
toms in your llOtli li‘emnlo troubles.
raven special attention: also cnrvu.
lure of the spine. You will never to
gret living the t’ litroprnctor a chum
to help you.
:‘inguetlc treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. (7.
IN Washington St. 80. Norwatk. Conn
Iinstincts from Punter School, the
(l 11’1";er-
WOMEN VOTE FOR SALOONS
jiit Inlwl, A, ll.
‘vi'rnmvu assisted yesterduv In Item»
it'd llmiundo‘ 'unl " ’l‘hcy pollcd one-
Jlull of the ioles in initiative election,
want-ding the abolition pl saloons "i‘he
’dIy“ element was defeated by a vote
m «:30 to {3’14
FOR SALE
TO LET
FOR SALEw—TWO FEMALE PEDI-
greed Boston terrier puppies, register-
ed on Wt‘ll sides. Apply 53 South
Main St. 015 3t
" To LET—-—TWO APARTMENTS OF
three rooms each, part improvements,
Reasonable rent. inquire Frank Lib-
ner, 2 Benton St. 015 :it
FOR SALEWFINE LARGE MALE
ferrett, one year old. Price reason-
TO LETwFLTRNISHED ROOM,
steam heat and bath. Gentleman only.
able. .1. Ledwith. Phone 5002. ReferenCe required. Address 8., care
015 tit Sentinel. 015 lit
FOR SALE~COTTAGIIL FIVE ,TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. RENT
rooms and bath; also “forty spring reasonable. Inquire F.1vl0pp,v35 Cove
chickens. Inquire 43 East Osborne Ave, East Norwalk. 014 :it
Ave. 014 lit
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 525 down, .bnlnm'e 810
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM 1N
small private family, three minutes
from center, to a gentleman who
would appreciate a comfortable home.
References. Address Home, Sentinel.
014 3t
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen.
clone and other particulars at my of-
fice. William P. Smuli, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. was ti
T0 LET—FIVE i100.
borne Ave, corner Rows! St. Rent
reasonable. Inquire 76 Washington
St. 0H 3t
For Sale
CAFE LOCATED IN SOUTH NQRu
WALK. EXCELLENT CHANCE.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
Assessors’ Notice
.g‘he Assessors of the City of Nor-t
walk hereby give notice to all persons
liable to pay taxes in said city that
they are required to return to said
Assessors written or printed lists,
verified by the oaths 01‘ the respective
persons, of all property, real and
personal, belonging to said persons on
the first day of October, 1913, with
the particulars of all their property
liable to be assessed and valued. des-
ignating the district or districts in
which each item it situated, within
twenty days from the date hereof; to
wit: on or before November 4. 10121.
For the purpose of receiving said
lists, said Assessors will be in ses-
sion at the Asseseors‘ Room in the
Town Hall building, Norwnik, and in
the Assossors' Room in the City ”all
building, SOllllll Norwulk, on Monday.
October 20, 19121, from ten o‘clock
a. m, until twelve o‘clock noon and
from two o'clock until live o'clock in
the afternoon, and will continue in
session during said hours. every day
(except Sundnyl until and including
Tuesday, November ‘l, 1013. 'Sliltl As-
sensors will also be In session on Sat
uIda‘y, October; r.lth Saturday, Novem-
her hit and Monday. November ‘ind.
from seven to nine o‘clock in the eve-
wning at the Names aforesaid.
All persons falling to return their
lists within the time. above specified,
shall be liable to the penulty by the
state laws provided.
Dated at Norwalk, this link day of
October, llil.i.
WillilAii i SIIEII‘IIAN,
W11 i [All F.110Y'l‘,
RAiil’li ll). l.)E\’i"I"l‘.
Assessors.
To the ltmml oi County Commissioners
t'ur li‘ulrllnhl l‘uunty.‘
I hereby apply for u hotel license to sell
Spirituuus and lumxlcnllng Liquors. Air,
tamer Iieor, Rhine Wine and ifIIlt-r. at
ltoton Point Hotel, Town of Norwalk.
My place of business Is not located
within lion feet In It direct line of a
'hurch I'ldllloo, l‘nrochlul School or i’ub-
Ilc Scluml-housc, or llll‘ promises pcrtniu-
lug thereto. or any l’ost uillce, I'ubllc
Librurv or Umxlolvt'y.
liuied at Norwulk.
(it‘iulwl', A.Al).191
ANNINI: .1. SMITH
Appllmntr
Wm the uIIIichmu-il. clot-tots IIuIl tux—
111:5”me lli'lllit’ll by ban. of the '1‘ non of
Nur'uulh. lu'rilu enthuse the applituliou
of illl‘ ubow- IuIIuI- -«l
ANNINII .l. SMITH
for such license and \\‘l‘ (in NI‘i't‘l‘Iill)‘ cor-
ili‘y l'llt'll for lilllilil‘ll timt We or» owners
of rent oniulo Nlllllllt'll In said Town of
Numnlk
Ilutml ut Nomulk. this 'I‘tli
ili‘xltililil A. l), ””5.
“Hilton 1. HI'w-Im. .lili'tlll Ii. itnymmul.
lilulilicw (Milieu, William in. lionjumln.
'l‘lIIIIIInn Howey.
i llt'H‘li) (entry that the dime unmeul
I'llt‘lvliti‘l'i‘ ulv ulcc'vtuln iillIl Invplun-Ir, nu
Iii-tlumI in In“. of Iiuv I'III'lIi nt Noluullt
lmtml .It Nnmulk. this 7th tins of
()IinllI'l'. A. l)” llllzl.
ANNIIC ill. ls'lill'l'll.
oil 15 Aluminium 'l‘nwn t'lvrlt.
this 7th day of
day of
’i‘u llIn Iioiml .: :‘onuti l‘omiuluniuneui
{le iulill: hi I'uunli
l in win tililll} fill n linlI-l lll‘l‘illil‘ to null
hmillionth. null Intoxlculimt l-ltllluln. Air.
law limo. ithinu i\'-lIII ulnl I‘id-vI. Iii
Ilnlllunul lli‘lllltl' illlll Mullt'v‘n ilil‘t‘l, 'l'own
ut .\- 'll\\ii|li
M\ plow Ill intuitions 15v. iml turmoil
\viililn i’llll i‘m-I in n tlitt'l'l line of n
l'lomvli l‘ZIlllll‘l’. l’lIlv-Illllll rillmnl Ill l'uln
Itu .“i'it'illl hulm m Hi! mnml n-p “mutt”.
llii! llgntnlu, ill ml," l'vml ‘i'llI'.II l‘llllllI
lmv lilll‘ In tum-tin.
Ilntml III Nutwullc.
1‘1 IIIII.
tlllu "I'lli rim-
INMHHH .l. lil'lllllVAN.
Applllnnl
Wu, tin umlu =1-linnl xiuvlmr: :aml lll‘-,’
l‘Ifi’HlLil ,m: Iii tin-II iv‘ lav Hi llll 'luiIII «If
t, .1 t “elk I!“ Ilrlyl i «all It I llu- rippilt ltlrm
mt llpv :IIIuII- llllllliil
'l‘lMil’lwll'l 1 HI I I ,li i\
to! owl, Hlf'lwv .lltll iii rlu 51 wt :fiilv I'll
mi .mh in Iliuwll tlnl U! m not
Ill Il’i’ t eiIItIl ‘llllllllil in MM 'I'Illiiwl :Ii‘
Nlli‘i‘tllli.
Illiir-II ill. ThIilts‘tIlli. llliit iill IIII‘V Ill
'unlwl, A, it, iiilil.
.lumvpb lowly. ’i"lr'ulms 1‘,
imlluvI ill “l‘llJll llIlIli 1’
mi Puller i.
lllrIrIII Wtiiiv lllil ”ll Ill mu uIIleg
I'm»: much
lHIW l'I’ ll; II
“mu .Il'- In (lswlui :mal ll Ili‘vi ,
ill. i vvvl 1w 1': 'i «it ‘lll’ lti‘il «t .‘Zv llt ‘
ilnlml :ll Not'xvillis. this Till ml or
it'll},
liliililtlili'l‘ l’ .‘J‘ill' i‘ ll.
Hit it? ‘i‘ms n I hilt
Ailiilllul loot Ih lire often a nru'ns
,sity, bill If they :IIII proporii {111ml
tin-I prom one of the create: l min
filth; of life Mr \iullcn has had
,a uido evperioncp In this line of pork
lie imiles you to consult him.
chin yesterday.
he reached.
“license Very hard.”
TO LET—ASH: ROOMS ON SEC-
oud floor, with all improvements and
furnace, at 25 l’utnam Ave, South
Norwalk. Inquire iii. .1. Crowley, 4
West Main St, Norwalk. 014 ilt
T0 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN. A
convenient room. Mrs. Cobnrn, No.
55 South Main St. 014 (it
To LET-«AN APARTMENT AT 215
East Washington St, Just Norwalk
Inquire nt 04 South Main St. 024 tf
T0 LET—APAIR’I‘MEN'I‘, 3 ROOMS,
bath, gas, good location. Rent, $18.00
Inquire .l. ‘M. Layton and Co. 5 Rail
road Ave, South Norwalk. sol3 :lt
TO LET-APARTMENTS. HEAT,
hot water and janitor service sup-
plied. Inquire 53 West Ave. 010 tit
To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT
newly Ipepered and pamted, centrally
located. inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St, Room 9. 03 if
To LET—~THREE ROOMS, FIRST
street, East Norwnlk. Apply to R.
Joselovsky, 52 Water St, South Nor-
wnlk, or 21 First St. East Norwnlk.
827 if
LOST
LOSTwSOLill GOLD CUFF BUT-
ton, set with chip diamond, hctwoen
Qulutnrd Ave, and Norwulk by way 01
East Norwnlk. Return to Sentinel of.
lice. Reward. oil 31
DANCING scuooL
W. Gilbert Newell's Select School
of Dancing at Arlen Hall, Madison
St, South Nor-walk, Ct. “‘lieulnners‘
Class” for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednesday evenlru. Oct
o “clock The Malta and all of the lat
est modern dances thoroughly taught
Respectfully, W. Gilbert Nowell. 25
Liberty St, Bridgeport. Ct. Circulars
mulled.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tet. office, more; house, 508.
CHIROPRACTIC
8P1 NAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
201 Mitotic at. Stamford, COnn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
80th Norwqu Office—4: Meadow at”
7-8 p m.
Phone Connections.
lionrs~ll a. m.-5 p. to. Monday, Wed
nesdsy. Friday II: 80])
BPI NAL ANALYSIS!) FREE.
NORMAL ASSETS $1,875
At n hunting hvl‘oro lion-roe
my.”
rupti y I‘lilliltl of Alexander
II It z, the court appointed
lltnborl t‘. iiinllctto. trustee
S, 30' OS-I
t
:hy the defendant of her husband's III- 1
15th at 3', body. and has hen for some time punt 15’s,
lnllli richly uownod ‘
W. llnulm. youtludllyl on tho hanlo,’rncognltion. Wutohi'ulncan of the no l :T
tll'uiIcU lico prevented him from rnhhlmt ilm'
Attorney body lit the time. but that night he
'l‘hv‘uhtnlncd a woman accomplice, wont
llt‘lli'llltl llmlllzht out the but that lilo to one of the nunlurmm temporary?
ll‘llitltu sum on luvqu-d on" and that morguon liilll ”identified“ the body till .
v‘lt ill/ilnwtcv. bud u grocery store. that of tho accompllco'u ulster “Nob
in Nurunllr and u saloon In lnlduc Ito. Elknrupu.” iikurupo living one of
1m. nod that through shopping and Spencer's olinscu liy this rum» they
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illilllll ll lllll Blill ‘
Doctor’s Wile Says Blue wom. :
an "Wickslllyfinllced" liar
Husband Away
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Mrs. Charles Ketcham Blake. who it“.
brought suit last year for a separation . '
from Dr. Joseph A. Blake. the surgeon, :5
filed» an action in the Supreme Court. 3'".
New York, yesterday, against Mrs. ’
Katherine A. D. Mackay. wife of Clerv I .
ence M. Mackay. to recover $1,000,-
000 for the alleged alienation of Dr
Blake's affections. The parties are I
former residents of Westport.
The complaint states that the plein- _
no has been the wire or Dr. Joseph '; ;
A. Blake for more than twenty years,
having married him on December 17,
1890, and lived with im happily until
about four years ago. The complaint
says.
“Upon information and belief that
the defendant well knowing the prom-
ises and wrongfully intending to in-
jure this plaintiff ,and to deprive her
of her husband's affection, support,
society. consort and con fort, four .-
years ago andrprior thereto as well 3-;
as afterwards, wilfully. wickedly and .'.'.
maliciously gained and item and sun '3
keeps the affection of the lpiamtm-s‘
said husband, and alienated and still?
allenates his aflectlon from the plain- '-
t.ile. his lawful wedded wife. by wick- '.'
ed and wrongful arts, blundlshments, .'.'
flutteries and seductious exercised bv .-
the defendant on and toward plain
tiff's snldv husband; and by the means
and with the intent aforesaid, wicked-
ly. wrongfully and maliciously entic
ed and kept away and has ever since; :-iv
enticed and kept away, and still on-"
tides and keeps away the Iplaintiff‘sl ‘35::
said husband; and induced and 112151;};
ev er since induced and still induces by 1?;
the said means and with the said in-f I”:
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tom the «plaintiff's said husband to :..'
live apart from the plaintiff and with , 3':
the said means deprived and still de—‘. '3':
miles plaintiff of the support, vprotec- ":ti:
lion, society consort and comfort of :o
her husband. .:
“That by reason of the promises andl 'u‘
by reason of the said wrongful acts of :3:-
the defendant. plaintiffs husband has '4:
become estranged from her, the said
plaintiff, and his alleltion, regard aud’: '-:
lme for her lune been for some time
post and are. still, destroyed, and that
thereby the plaintiff has been for
some time past and still is deprived
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‘foctlon, support. protection. societyi. gt:
and consort, comfort and happiness io-
nnd the benefits sbc otherwise would :1}
have received at his hands. and has 3;;
for some time past suffered and still {so}
lsuft’ers great distress of mind and- {it
and still is lnrpahcd in her health 1"+ ._.
and the earning capacity of the plain i 3;:
tiffs husband has been for some time}: 2515:
past and still is greatly diminished l:+.
and the support given by him to the :{5
plaintiff has been for some time past: fig,-
nnd still ls greatly reduced to her y?
damage in the sum of 51.000000." {an
Sl’lllliill Sill ill
IS A lilllllll, lllili
Chicago Murderer Claims lie
Robbed Body of Victim
oi Iroquois Fire '-
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152-3.:
13.;
(filithlO, Oct. lfi.«—~Hnrry Spencer.
having practically convinced the po-
lice that he in at least thrice a nun»
deror and the perpetrator of innum-
erable robberies. claimed added (“8'
tlnction as u ghoul today. ‘
lie said that at the time of the --
lroquois thontro fire in (‘hlcnuo in
which six hundred lives were lost. ho
was among the fired on tho scone and
assisted in carrying bodice from the
place. '
One woman whom he bore out was
but burned beyond
-
01'. I n’u a'u‘.’
«tinkering nil tluIt now rmnnl: m in the obtained possession of the body SW] ,‘lii-
"still". is the uIWmmI More 'l‘lm Ila
lvilillon urn $1.11 illlm with normal iii-i"
v‘ll‘i‘ ul $1,571,011 paper
RALPH ROSE STRICKEN.
SIN lilANtflStO, Cut. Out.
ltnlph Rose, world’s cliumplon shot
putter, is iluhtinu for life in a hospital
burn Ivignlnsl lrplioid fever "lilncon
Illiinh is not nearly as good no it.
should he and i Cfillllllle‘ it a very so
rionu Pill-16'” said the athletes physi-
dnys to u week before the crisis Mil
Mr. Rose is inking the
inmv
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"it will be from four given as 105 Loomln street. (Willcugo 1‘
l
1qu it. hurled.
“We got $1500 I'm: lb of itmelrv
vuud $1.!00 in cash off her" rccitmi
Spencer. ”i guess she s still buried
under the name of Sknrupn ”
Records ol' the coroner In office about ' T ‘
that one Nolllo 'Skurnpn was it victim j‘: 1
ol‘ the llll‘lill‘ti lire. Slit» was recorded
on o soomsiroso nilhout p poorly, and ,2};
her body ivtmnnluimcd nccording to ,‘4 ‘
the record, by a man citing the name v ‘~
”Henry lads," and whose address was '
Grocery specials at Andrew llnycy's.
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