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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page.
Three Times. soc ~ Each Additions; Word.
face or Com Double Price

Wentyvli‘ive words or Less, 25c—
1, cent per Insertion.

’ In Black-

Iirowdad Truck Because
lie-couldn’t man 7 ‘

 

GREENWIOH. Oat. 16.~Jealous. be
cause he could not ride to and from

 

WANTED

WANTEDmEVERXONE TO GO ON
the East Norwalk Improvement Asso-
ciation benefit ride for the fire suffer»
ers, Sat, Oct. 18. at 2 pin. Also as
many cars as possible. ’l‘lckets $1.50.
tinll Mrs. H. J. Hipson

 

 

WANTEDv—MAN TO WORK ON

 

:blower. inquire Kerr, Durnin Fur
(30.. Woodward Ave. 010 iii
WANTED-‘50 CORIJS 01’ WOOD

delivered at our yard or in the woods.
.Raymond Bros. -

WANTED—GIRLS, IEXZ’lEItlENCEI)
or nnexperienced on Singer sewing
machines. Wages [paid while learning.
New England Cloak Co, 83 Washing-
ton street, top floor. ’ 015 lit

WANTED 4— YOUNG MEN TO

learn printing business, $6 per week
while learning. Steady work and ad-
vancement. assured. Murphy Mfg, 00,.
dzlast Ave, East Norwalk. 015 3t

 

 

 

WANTEDMGIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 43 West St. 014 3t

 

wmreoawozuau WOULD. Go
out to do general housework, cleaning.
etc. Mrs. Milcek, No. 100 Taylor

 

Ave. 014 31.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED MAK-
er at once. Lenox .Millinery, South
Norwalk. 014 iii

 

WANTED—WASHING TO DO
at home. Fine luundress. inquire 201
Ely Ave. 014 3t

WANTED—«AN ACRE OR LESS.
near outskirts. State price. Address
Cash. Sentinel. 013 6t

 

 

WANTED -— BOARDERS. HOME
cooking. pleasant rooms. Terms reas-
onable. Use of telephone. Mrs, R. F.
Rockwell, 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 1026-2.

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CLUETT. PEABODY a. CO... INc.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 tf

FOR SALE .

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TO LET

work-men, Peter Von Angelo, Tuesday " "'

 

FOR BALE—TWO CYLINDER, Ii
horse power Toquet gasoline engine,
overhauled. perfect condition; bar-
gain, $35.00. inquire The Specialty
Mfg. 00.. 40 Water St. 016 :it

FOR SALE—~TWO FEMALE PEDI-
grecdl Boston terrier puppies, register.
ed 'on both sides. Apply 53 South
Main St. 015 3t

 

 

FOR SALE—FINE LARGE MALE
ferrett, one year old. Price reason-
able. .1. Ledwlth. Phone 506-2.

015 iii.

 

FOR SALE——C0'l‘,jl‘AGE. FIVE
rooms and bath; also forty spring

chickens. Inquire 4:! East Osborne
Ave. « 014 iii

FOR BALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Locat-
ed on'higll 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 0t-
Ilce. William P. Small. 23 Monroe
St, facing station. n28 tt

 

 

 

LOST

WILL THE PARTY W110 PICKED
up small purse in Donneliy's store,
Tuesday, please return same to that
store? 016 it.

LOST—«BOOK N0. 1543 OF NOR-

 

or without board;

Norwalk station.
St." Sentinel.

electric
steam heat; ‘5. minutes' walk to East
Address “Winfield

T0 LET—ONE on ruo LARGE Opened fire with a revolver. “ran an 1'
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with auto truck containing fifteen work- :.
lights, men, three miles from the town. One 5 '-

shot struck John Maroney in the
neck. and another just missed the
chauffeur. Maroney is In a hospital

 

4T0 LET—A

family. Rout $13.50.

HOUSE OF
rooms, toilet and water. to a small gelo was arrested after a long chase.

inquire at 9 He told the authorities that workmen

i-iani'ord- Place, East Norwalk. 010 lit

SIX here in a serious condition.

on a new residence refused to let him

 

 

and painted. Rent 310.
Thomas Garvey, 12
South Norwalk.

Low rules

To LET—5 NICE ‘ROOMIS' LOWER l‘IdC WIIJh them in “1011‘ auto and that
floor. 10 Pleasant 'St.. newly pwpered he had decided to EBL revenge.
inquire 'i‘h

Ave.

016 3t

shooting occurred near Ely
Court, a seminary. some distance from
here. Von Angelo laid In wait for the

 

 

T0 LET‘UPS‘TAIRS

Main St. Tel, No. 1292-3.

.1. W. Magner, 70 Cedar St. ‘

ment. six rooms, every improvement. fire.
150 East Ave, opposite Eversley St. stopped his machine as soon as pos-

Inquire 0'5 50h“ N- Kline, ‘11 393:: Bible, and the men swarmed after
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To LET—4 ROOMS, MODERN 11v1.}auto truck which was taking the men
provements. centrally located. lnquire‘ back to town from their day’s work.

01“ 3t{Ho stood In the center of the road.
APART_5.l)randlshod his revolver and opened

‘William Miller, the chauffeur,

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on Angelo, Who after firing two

 

for occupancy Nov. lat.

TO LET on FOR SALE—6 noon Shots “ed “mush the brush.
cottages with all improvements, ready‘oney, who was sitting with the chauf~
Rent $20. For

sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas. collar bone.

E H 't, Th 1 ' l t
' 0’ M 6 South Nora a1((figmég,Glreenwlch hospital in another auto.

Mar-

feur. was struck in the neck near the
lie was rushed to the

 

 

Reasonable rent.

1 Deputy Sheriff Finnegan captured}

To LET—«TWO APARTMENTS OF'Von Angelo in the woods near North]

three rooms each, ‘InglIiflplgz‘XgllgeI‘IgiICOS Cob, two miles away from thei .
q e 015‘3tislioting.

He was nearly exhausted,

 
 

 
 

 

 

his work in an automobile. like other ' '

 

Will Start This
Great Offer Into
Your Home

Von An- I '

 

The Sentinel for 3 months . . . $1.25
Metropolitan Magazine, 8- months .45
The Fashionable Woman, 3 months
"' Hearst’s Magazine, for 3 months .45

:«2-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-;-:-:-

walk Building and Loan and Invest-

ner, 2 iBouuon St.

 

ment Association. Finder will please
leave at office of Taylor and Golden.
016 23 30

 

LOST—SOLID GOLD CUFF BUT—

LET—~FURNISHED
steam heat and bath. Gentleman only.

Reference required. Address 8., carol .
Sentinel. . . lie is being held on a technical charge _

 

ton, set with chip diamond. between
Quintardl Ave. and Nor-walk by way of
East Norwalk. Return to Sentinel of-
fice. Reward. 014 3t

To LET—101W)
reasonable.
Ave., East Norwalk.

ROOMS.
inquire F. liopp, 35 Cove

‘ injuries.

 

’VIITES TAKEN SECRET"

 

 

 

 

FOUND.
FOU N on IC 171 AU run it It‘s

Owner can have same by
charges. .ilela Kocsls, soft but de-

 

paying References.

To LET-vFURNISIIliI) ROOM 1N
small private family, three minutes
from center, to a gentleman who
iLOVE. would appreciate a comfortable heme.
Address Home. Sentinel.

I Efforts to attach significance to the

 

partmeut, C. & K, 010 it

 

, BUSINESS NOTICES

W. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
rtor—Spinal Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8.
Mansion House, South Norwalk.
Phone 307. ‘06 im

 

 

PHILIP MAZZUCCO, CONTRAC-
tor, North Taylor Ave. Stone mason-
ry, concrete walks. cellar foundations,
all kinds cement work... Tel. 1217-2.

oil lit

 

is W. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
tor, Spinal Adjustments, six adjust-
merits, $5 Office, Room 8, Mansion
liouse. South Norwaik. Will call at
your home to give treatments. 'I‘ele-
phone 307. 06 1m

”M. ...._, _ . ._.... ”w __....._.

DEAD times

are the ones that fallua menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
01‘ trees BEAUPAIN d. SAUNDERS,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

- The New Science

DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.

Chiropractic in the definition of tho
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease in cans
ed by a wrench. 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. healthJs restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also can»
tune of the spine. You will never to
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

It Washington 8t.. 80. Nor-walk, Conn.

Graduate from Rumor School, the
(meat/rm.

 

TO TRY MELLEN IN FEBREARV
TERM.

Slab: Attorney Silica Judson of
liridgoporl. has finally decided on a
«into for the trial of Former President
(‘lmrh-u H hit-lion of the New Iiuvon
mud and Former Vice President id, II.
iiviicury in commotion leh the faint
“’l‘N‘Ii nt Hullgutuvit in which a num-
iwr Worn killed, and for which tho)”
“urn hold responsible by Mr, Judson.
H.- has :mnouncml that the trial will
twain at Ilw ii‘obrunry torm ol' the
I-il'Iil'f‘IIlt' court before Judge 'I‘ultio.

GOVEH’NMENT EM’tNSES

*vAsumm‘ox. (m, lil.-—~«l7l‘esillont
Wilson within ilw past few days con-
tum-d with the mmnhuru of his cab-
lw-t on the. estimates of oxpviiurs in

A izmwrnl effort toward economy is

{I l'rt‘ét,

TO LET~—ii‘i\‘lc
borne Ave, corner Rowan St.

For sale Tsiii'isonuble.

inquire

ROOMS. 36 os-

76 Was

 

CAFE LOCATED lN SOUTH NOR-
WALK. EXCELLENT CHANCE.

To LET-~SIX ROOMS ON Sit)“
and floor, with all improvements and.
furnace, at :25 Putnam Ave,
Inquire iii. .1. Crowley. 4 legal admissibility of the article. and

C- To MC Gove rn mg‘IWIII‘Am St., Norwalk.

014 1"“ while a member might vote to admitg'lfl

 

Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.

 

 

 

convenient room.
53 South Main St.

TO LET—TO A GENTLEMAN, A;
Mrs Coburn. No. on his informal vote. he might decide

on til‘ that the governor was guilty under the} 4-:-

 

lull innit

ORDER OF NOTICE.

 

 

last Norwnlk.
0'14 ti;
gment were to be. discussed in the so.

 

District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court, October 15. A, 1)., 1013.

Estate of Augustine i’ltzcr. lute ol.’ plied.

T0 LET-«Al’Alt’l‘MEN’I‘S.
hot water and janitor scrvice
inquire 53 West Ave.

”EAT! cret sessions and informal votes taken ::
SUI" ‘ 0:1 them.

 

Norwnlk, in said district, deceased.
Whereas, written application has

minisirnior of said estate, praying, located.
for reasons therein set, forth, for an or. 4 South Main St, Room ii.

To LET—4 ROOM Al’.\lt’l‘.\II-}N'l‘,§ideas regarding the law and the EVI" 3:;
been made to this court, by the ad. newly papered and painted, centrallyidcnm Then. having thrashed out. ,3:
inquire of irederlck Lands; those problems informally. It was be; It}?

 

order authorizing and empowering
him to sell the invontoried real estate

therein.
Ordered, That said application be

To LET—THREE ROOMS, [unspent-ed when It came to take a final
of said deceased, subject to the our street. East Norwalk. Apply to lin'vatc. :53:
may of the husband of said deceased. Joselovsky. 52 Water St. South Nor-l .
walk, or 21 First St, East Norwalk.

 

office in Norwalk. 0n the ‘Jlith day of
October, 1913, at 2 o'clock afternoon.
and that «public notice thereof he giv~

hearing.
IIICNIIY W. GREGORY.

016 ll Judge.

 

heard and determined at the Probate WM...“ ........._._.-_-.M

DANCING SCHOOL

W. Gilbert Neweli'l Select Schooi‘noon session today. There was no
on to all persons Interested therein by of Dancing at Arlen ”Hall, madam ; certainty this morning that all of the
publishing this order In a newspaper 8h, South Normjk' cg. '
having a circulation in said district, at 01333" 15,- Ladies and Gentlemen 00.
least five days before said day of Wednesday Waning. Oct. 15th. n 3
o'clock. The Waltz and all of the Iat- , cusslon proceeded the court was to de-
est modern dances thoroughly taught! 0mg 1: any or me articles were not
Respectfully. W. Gilbert Nowell. '
Mn .1- a.-- .....- I..Iberty 81.. Bridgeport. Ct. Circulars
THOMAB' NOMINATION EXPECTED mailed.

"lioglnnem' i

 

 

TODAY.

 

 

“Charge.” From New Haven Not
Backed Up by Proof Asked for by
Attorney General. ‘
WASHINGTON, Oct, lily-silt In con-
Ildcntly expected that the president
will send to the scouts the nomlnw
tlon of Edwin S. Thomas, of New llu-
veil. as judge of the (:ouuocllcut Qin-

 
 

 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 81’.

Tab. office. 100”: house, “I.

 

trlct of the United 'Hlutca Court. to

 

day, the next incctiug of tho Senate.
it. has developed that the charges
that wore Iliad with tho liopnrtnwut

 

Xwon- in the union; of a telegram from
,va lluvon. ’I‘lln name of tho,
:nigunr has not boon alvou out by tho

bundling of tho
‘ytho Democratic Hints». t‘ommlitou dur~
«but the campaign of 1:112.
torucy Iicncml Immediately upon r1»
.ccipt 01- the telegram wired the man

ii‘ol‘ivnrd proof of tho rhnrmm to tho
department. No further word has
boon rcrolvod from him. A! the auuw
time the Attorney (iouornl rullud up:

 

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,thc ordinary manner of tubing u with
of Jumbo. -lust Saturday ni‘tm-nnnuv CHIROPRACTICN”. but on the clerk rend ouch unmui
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BPINAL “newsman“.
LATEST mavHoos.

LAltorney (lvtwrul, charging that, thorn I 0 C
1was something "crooked" in tho D” EARTH Li D* ‘
campaign funds of 207 MIIMIO 31.

Lady Attendant.

 

 

 

on Mr. Thomas for an oxplnuuilun of;
the charges. Mr. Thomas has since
(‘XIIIIIIIII‘II the transaction to the full

LOST REAR WHEEL.
‘ Automobile l.‘ smut. which the rents
“W‘II fii'iillrtiuont for the coming your. I‘iIIIEiIiil'IIIlII of iim Attornoy (loucrnl. lry book gives as the pl'mmi‘tv of Wit-1
7, Any further protests against the alumni E. Porter. of New ilavnn. lost. a
‘libeinaumudc and most of the Cabinet:polutluoui or Mr, Thomas must go to lofl rear wheel in inner West street.
3;,:13::;:u::;(:l:fd :‘IZI;:;IL:I‘£: -l"u;u:;0|r."jtht‘v Hindi: liminulitcu on the .ludlc-iSouth Norwalk. )‘Pnlcrdai' afternoon
. a . I . .. t .l ‘ my, in u 1h h Seuatul ivruult ll. llruu‘nnd was later taken to the garnae for and experience of those whom he:

‘0"ng is a mmnber.

, repairs,

permitted to retain his office. The ox- _ .
I trcme penalty would Im removal from ,.

oillcc and prohibitions from over again . ’u!’

holding a position of honor or trust, un- ';

;from his run. A revolver with three " ‘

‘chambers loaded, and a box of car-
.trldges. were found on his

 

person. . .

pending the outcome of Maroney's

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IN SULZEII BASE

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informal votes were denounced by}
nlany 0f the senators today as unjust. { .5...

hington. both to the members of the court itselfi, 1-3;;

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font that not only intentions of Incttli”
were being discussed and decided in; jug:

the case of each article, but also the; a"
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the article from a legal point of view ' :0:

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To LET AN‘ tl’AltT‘tii‘V'l‘ ‘1‘ ’7'! evidence when it came to his formal: if;
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East Washington .81.. vote. or ”CB verse. I

Inquire at 64 South Main St.

All of the eight articles of impeach. £1
1 5"

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p. .-
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This was for the purpose of .:.;.:.

giving an opportunity for exchange or; 31'.
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The first article was under informal; ..
‘dlscuaslon when court adjourned last; no.
' night. and It was hoped that the other] ‘I'i'r
articles might be covered informally: .1.
before court convened for the after-'

 
 
 
 

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articles would be thrown into . openi
court for a vote. As the Informal dis-l

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substantiated by enough evidence to
warrant their being left to vote upon“
Hence there is a possibility that that
objections of the attorneys for (lover-
nor Butter to the various articles will
be disposed of in the informal diM'ua-
nlons. ..

While It was possible discussion ..
might and tonight, it may not be com
plctl-d before Friday. the that court
day of the week. The trial began a
month ago today.

The tight articles were to ho voted:
on separately in the order in which!
tilmy canto. The names of «curators
and judges ware not to he called In

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desired to veto guilty or not guilty, so»
,lhuro could he no mistake In recording, .
IIIII‘. verdict. Not until after the eight).
iuriirlcu had boon mind on could a vole

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Mumford, conn. 1“. my“; on whether ilowruor Huizcr, ’.
neat itooms. Ishouid he rbmovod from oilb‘r. “Mb/Iii"
The AI- Booth Norwalk Office-«63 Meadow 8b,"; victim! on even one article would be '
74) p. m. t
. Phone Connection.
,signiut'. this same and deleted that he Hours«~li a. mu? p, m. Monday. Wed
destiny. Fridnv, 5mm p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FEES.

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isnmciont ground on which Io rvmovc
him, but, on the other inmd. conviction
nil all of the articles nr-cd not nwun
Itocuhanrliy that he would in.“ rural out.
the might. be found guilty and still be ,

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the newsboy collects for the paper at
rate of 12 cents a week. So all you have
to do is send in the Coupon and 850, and
the collections for the paper will take
Call at Sentinel Office
and let us show you sample coppies of
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be mailed anywhere in the United States
without extra charge.

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