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TO LET FOR ITS KEEP. GOAT
and cart. Goat well broken and tgeu-
tle. Apply Box 158, Norwaik, Conn. ,
028 It
WANTEDwIOc EACH \ViLL Bid
paid tor one copy of Evening Sentinel
of Sept. 1 and one copy of Sept. 4.
Please leave at Sentinel otilce. 028 it
WANTED~ABOUT THREE ACRES
‘of land, with or without house. Must
be near trolley line, preferably in or
near tiranbury. Address with terms.
Acres. care Sentinel. 023 iii
WANTED ~— BOY TO LEARN
printer's trade. Must have i'..ir edu-
cation. Amiily’by letter only and in
own hand-writing. Eventing Seminole
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WANTED—A 16 T0 13 FOOT
iaunrh, one without engine preferred.
State price. Address Henry Miller.
South Third St., city. 02? 3t
CHAUFFEUR WANTS POSITION“
with private family, 9 ysarn’ expor-
ience. A1 machinist, best rtl‘erence;
can dirve every make of car. Add 053
Chauffeur, cure Sentlntl. 02? 3t
WANTED—«OLD GEESE FEATH-
rr beds. Best cash prices paid. Ad-
dress 0. F. Dickinson, General Delv-
cry, South Norwaik, Conn. ' C25 3t
TOLET
TO ,LET -— N0. 11 HANFORD
place, East Norwaik, house. 6 roams,
toilet and water, newly renovated;
rent $13.50. inquire at 9 Huniord
place. 127 3t
TO LET—«THREE ROOMS, 15
Windsor place; also two rooms, 50
Lowe 'St. Inquire S, Charlott, 26 Wood
St. 028 3t
T0 LETw—FURNISHED “ROOMS.
modern fiat. No children in house.
Use of telephone; 3 mlnuteo from st.
Gentlemen
027 iii
South Norwallt elation.
only. a 1.2 Hamilton Ave.
“T0 LET-FOUR NICE} ROOMS,
first floor, No. 20 Cove St. East Nor-'
walk. Inquire John Miller. No. 25
Third St. 'ioiophone 1331. 027 (it
To LET-«SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
Tierney St. 310; six room cottage, Lin-
coln Ave. 820; eight room cottage, Ma-
ple St., 828; eight room cottage, Lynes
place. $25.
lard, Nor-walk.
Inquire Raymond and Poi-
023 (it
To LET——FOUR ROOMS. WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First hits. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 52
Water ISh. or 21 First St. 022 it
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO-
cation. inquire F. Hopp, 35 Cove
Ave, East Not-walk. 021 (it
CLUETT, PEABDDV" a 00.. me,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
movver machines, steady work. 08 ti
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CHIROACPRTIC
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic 8t. etlmford, Conn.
{may Attendant. Rout Rooms.
South Nat-walk Office—43 Meadow an,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connection;
Hours-9 u. m.-5 p. m. MOnday. Wed- ‘
needuy. Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE”
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«To LET‘I’RIVATE PLACE, ALL.
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britton, 82
Fort St, Blunt Norwalit. Phone 3:; ti
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To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, N0. 6
Lowe SL, newly powered and painted,
first—class order. inquire John H.
Knapp, 82 West St. 017 it
To LET OR FOR SALE~6 ROOi-i
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of (tires.
E, i-ioyt, at The South Norwuih Trust
Co. 016 ti
TO LET-AN APARTMENT AT 215
East Washington St., East Norwaih.
inquire at 64 South Main St. 024 ll
'To LET—4 ROOM aruu'riucxr.
newly paper-ed and painted, centrally
located.“-~iuqulre of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St, Room ii. 03 ll
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To the linnvd of (‘ouniy Commissioners
for Flirhcld County: ..
I hereby :tliply (or a license to sell Spir-
iiuous and intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Lu-
;w' lint-r. Rhine Wine and Older. (it
8 Mechanic street, Town of Norwuik.
My p‘use of business is not located
within 200 foot in a. direct line of a
(moron lfItli'liOB. Parochial School or Pu!»
lic ficiiov l-iioune. or the prcmiuos portuln-
in}: xbcmto. or any Post Oliico, Public
Jul-wry or Cemetery.
I‘atcd at Norwaik, this Zist day of
October. l. 0., 1913.
THOMAS .C. ‘M'PARTLAND,
Applicants.
W0. the undersigned, electors utul tux-
puyoru. us doiincd by buy, of the Town of
bin-walk. hereby endorse the application
of tho. above numod
THOMAS C. M’PARTLAND'
for such liommo and um do severally cor-
iifi' mob for hlmsnli that “'0 are own. r'"
oi real estate fillilutml.“ said Town or
Nurwallt.
Dated at. Norwalk, this 219i day of
October, A. 13., 1913.
lilnrry Goodwin, Stephen F. Keogh,
Albert M. Poblmun, Matthew Corbett,
Thomas Garvey.
i hereby cortlfy that the above named
mnim‘norh lll‘t' oluclm‘s mid luxpuyci‘tl. its
“Unfit“ by low. or the Town of Norwullt.
Dated at Norwulk. this Elet day of
October. A. 1)., lillll.
. . liliilllil-ilt'i.‘ it. Shil'l‘ivi,
ozi .28 Town Clerk.
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Jillian m BilillWili
intuit u up
Goes Into Bitch and Stone Wall
in SouihporimPariy Nar-
rowlv Escapes Being
Killed
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ititil'diltil’Oil'l‘. Oct. Eds—Middle lrnv.
cling ul high. speed in the dlrocilou or
livldu'oport a party of "joy ridoru" who
:bud "lidl'l‘Othul" u nun-himI belonging
in tho idim Auto 00., of No, iiiil l-llm
ulri‘cl. liridnoport. .uurmwiy ourupeil
dmlii youtorduy whoa thu cur ioupod
from the road in Soulhporl and ili‘iliili-
,od into a ditch, and a mono wall be
old:- ilu» road. Tho car. which had
iliootl routed to Arthur Doing, a
healthy rcaidout oi \Vostport. wail
taken without imrmlauiou. and it is
believed that ni'rsutd will
od.
3.031
LOST-4)! MUSIC HALL, SA'l‘UIlrl
day night, gold class pin from St.
Mary's School, 1913.
Mrs. William Fallon. 69 Cedar St.
027 3t
LOSTMSlX iiiON’l‘i-lS' OLD COL-
lie. answers to name of iiobby. Reward
for return to George G. Ernst, icin-
crest, Nor-walk. 025 :it
BUSINESS NOTICES
W. D. PETTY. D. 6., CHIROPRAO
tor—-Spinul Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8.
Mansion House, South Norwaik.
Phone 307. 06 in:
D E Ab“ {in B s
are the ones that loll—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN. '
DANCING sonnet
W, Gilbert Neweil'n Select School
of Dancing at Arlen Hull, Madmen
Btu, south Norwalk, Ct. "iloginnere’
Class" for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 15th. at 8
o'clock. Tho Waltz and all of the int-
ost modern duncce thoroughly taught.
Respectfully. W. Gilbert Nowell. 25
Liberty St. Bridgeport, (it. Circulars
mailed.
of bin iruthfulneuu In tho mutter.
The car had been routed to Mr.
130130 for some time. Yesterday Mr.
Dollie went away on u vacation and
notified the officials of the garage to
coma after the our. Yesterday,
Nownuk took the machine and with
n party of frloudu, drovr iowurdu
llridgopnri.
it ill allotted that the whcola ukld-
dad on tho wot roadway and hunt
tho muohlno into the ditch.
onpnuiu of tho car were thrown out.
but escaped anriouu injury. When
i’roult‘loui Mlllu utnrtml for Woulpurt
yesterday afternoon in nuotbor nun
chino he came arrow the mnchlnu
he wna after in the ditch and a
force of men and a truck at work
be mnrlovhnuliug it back into the road. Hog
when further investigation in complobdeclared that Non-unit movie no ab'
tempt to evade his responsibility for
According to n aiutmucut made toutho accident.
day by Frederick 1.. mum. prmmuu‘
and treasurer of the Film Auto Col, limiter its cruuh into the ditch nu
Nuwuck. employed by Mr. iloluc. allover a slight but stoop omliunkmout.
‘vatport. has admitted that he toukgit was not sorlouul'y damaged. Mlvrfl‘lll‘l'lml’, of New York, secretory 0f
the cur while his omplcyor Was mvnyjn l'cti' ropclre the machine wusiiho Women‘s Board of Foreign Win
it was n Mitchell machine and (loin
The no.3
d golniz ‘
* and that he wan driving; it at timbrought to the Elm Auto garage minions, will be among the speakers.
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time or the accident. Mr. Mills don“tluu oily whore repairs are being
(alarm) that. he had not decided fullymmdo today. The running boards
Wholhcr or not he will lulu:- nny art-nod mun guards were damaged con. Want Advil. for chances to had more
tlou against the young man in vlew‘aiderubly.
,‘ non SALE
FOR 8ALE———FOR WANT or can,
a good carriage or business horse; also
top wagon. open wagon and rubber.
tired buggy. Tel. 3114i. 028 lit
A FIRST-CLASS MOTOR CYCLE
for sale cheap.
ward Ave, South. Norwaik, Conn.
027 it
FOR BALEu-VEIiY CHEAP, GAS
stove. inquire Sunday. Monday or
Inquire at 49 Wood-'
Tuesday at Jan. Donncliy’a, 37 Summit
, 025 iii.
FOR SALE-HBARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—vhm-at»
ed on high ground on West Ceda'
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut 'ilurnpiko. Take your pick at Silo
onch.‘ Terms 026 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount {or each. Dimeug
alone and other particulars at my on
ice. William P. Smuli, 2i! Monroe
St, facing station. u28 ti
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sun '
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire. Lilo. Marine“ Plato
Glues and Rent insurance. also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Committee.
Tel. 345: 155 Washington St.
Stop Paying Rent
If you have $500 you can buy a. bum
galow, live rooms and bath. filiiiilce
hcad. Piped and wirtd for gas and
electricity. Corner lot. 50 x 150. Open
‘ior inspection each nl’toruoon. Situat-
ed at Eaut Norwuik just 0:! Gregory
Boulevard. Balance of l‘l‘llltipill may
be made in small monthly payments.
inquire
J. M. LAYTON 6t 00., me.
025 it
PRESBYTERIAN CONVENT.0N.
Synod of New England HOldlug An
important Meeting in Harti’crd. L
iiau'rronn, Oct. saw—rm»; teriC‘ns
from vuriuos parts of New lingiundl
are in the city today for the opening -
Please return m;ccssitn of the second stated meetiu;
fol the Synod of New England, which
began in the First Presbyterian Cbur.h
at 2 o'cloclgthis afternoon, Many oi"
the most prominent men of the denoun
ination in the cast are in attendance.
After the opening of tho Synod, the
retiring moderator, the Rev. Dr. ilo.
wurd A. Johnston. oi Stamford, preach-
ed a sermon. This was followed by
the organizing oi the Synod for the
seesion with the election oi” officers.
the announcement at committees and
preliminary business. The Rev.
George G. Muby, corresponding secre-
tary of the usseuihly‘s committee on
evangelistic work, conducted a contor-
euce on evangelism, beginning at 4
o’clock at which the princpai speaker
was the Rev. Dr. W. Douglas Adams.
A acaslon will be held this evening at
which an address of welcome will be
delivered by the iicv. Dr. .lobn' IF‘.
Johnstono, pastor of the local church.
Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev, Dr. John M, Gaston, uncretary of
the Board of liiluniouu lo Freedman:
by Mrn. D, illvcrett \i'ald. noting pres-
ident oi the Women's Board or Home
Missions, and by the Rev, Dr. Molly.
Sessions will also be bold Wodnou-
day morning, afternoon and evening,
and Thursday morning. The upoakern
will include the Rev, Dr. Murilu i).
Kncciund, secretary of the horde liuy
intrigue of New England; the itov.
Dr, John Fox, secretary of the Ameri-
can iilblo Society; the Rev. Dr. James
A. \i'ordou, uccrotury of tho l’lourd oi’
Sabbath School Work; the llcv, Dr.
Stanley Wlillv. secretary of the Board
MBV. Mn, McKeru returned to New
haven last evening. ~
Frank Banks. who has been serious-
ly ill, is improving. -
Mrs. Recalls Brown is visiting
'lrlonda in Fairlieid.
c. H. Gartmau spent last week at
his Upper Parish residence.
M
ultor several weeka‘ illness.
Edward C. Juuncey continues ill at
his residence in the Lower Parish.
Mrs. J. K. Chamberlain has returned '-.'
from a low days’ Visit in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. (Burton I'.
have been recent visitors in Milford.
fl. W.-.“ ..
A little son has urivod in the tam- ~ 3
iy of Mr. and Mrs. Elinor 'I‘aimadgo.
rm“.-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boom and '
family have moved to their new home
in Norlleld.
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Miss Bessie Troadwell attended the
Teachere' Convoution, in New Haven. - '
on Friday.
Mrs. Abbie J. Williams has spent '
several days with Mr. and Mrs. iiaw- - -
ley Williams
Mrs. o. w. Adams has visited her 3.
of County I
mother, Mrs. Wheeler.
street, Norwnik.
'4‘..-“
Mrs. M. E. Turney entertained rein-
nu over-night --
tires from newton,
guests. Sunday.
i‘. E. Waitemuu and a number of
friends from Greenfield have been on , '
a hunting trip in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Linsley Col-so were ,2
Sunday guests oldir. and Mrs. P. B.
"Banks, in Nortield.
ll.
Several New York trieudu
on Duty, of Good Hill.
hire. John Mellon roturned idling» .
ion, Sunday, after several duyn’ visit
with Mrs. J. P. Fitch.
w..._ , .-
chcrai Weston» people will attend ‘
the Sunday 'nvbool convention. in ' '
Bridgeport, on 'i‘uroday.
Rev. and Mru. iiypkin Brown have
returned to Rent Norwaiit, after spend .
lbs a week at Emmanuel rectory.
hlru. Milo Osboru,'ol Reading; hire. 3
ii. ii. iiussctt. oi" Newton-n. have been ’_
gucete at the residence oi George W. '
Adams.
Carpenters are still at work upon I"
being .
the extensive improvements
made to the residence at Charles ii.
Morehouue.
Miss Florence Banks. who has been .
'at her home here since Thursday eve- -
‘nlng, returned to the Danbury Normal 4.
school, Monday.
Mina Myrtle Meade returned to her I :1
school duties. ntfluiicy Forge, yestor- : "
day. after a weak-end visit at her :
home in Weutport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakeman. oi
the East Side, have been entertaining I ..
Ward '
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Wakemuu. of Little Falls, N. Y.
DIES FROM EATING MUSHROOMS. . ,_
. NORWICH. Oct. cal—~14}. ii. i’inuuu, . -
a tailor. died in the Backus Hospital. 3':
illnouu '
from typhoid fever and ptomaine poiu- - .
today. alter twenty-one duyo'
oning contracted from eating muuh-
rooms which he had gathered. The
physician who attended him bold tho . 3
opinion that home or the tugl he ate
Worn oi the polaonouu variety. Plucun
formerly lived in New London. iio
~ leaves a widow.
wanna——
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BBATTLEBHIP TEXAS TmAL.
ROGKlulNi). Mo..(ict.28.—-—'i‘heucw . 3'
of Foreign Alluuicun; tho Ilov, ill“.
(lluirlcu 1., ’l‘boiupuou, uricrolury ol' the
iiourd of llotuo illuulonn‘. the Rev. lir,.
llourd oi Education, und tin) llov. Dr.
William ilouhluu Muvkvnzlo, preuldout
“bilillfiiilllli Toxuu unilod today on bur
lounhour endurancetrini,<luriug which .
,hho muat maintain an average speed
.louopl; W. (tochrunc, macrotury or thui
cl“ 2! knots.
The remaining touts include a twon»
‘ty-lour hour endurance run at 19 '
‘of ill.) ilnvti’ord 'i‘heologlcnl Semin-
ury.
in connection with tho imcctlmz ol.
the Synod, ibo \t’oumu'u liynodlrul So-
ciety will hold iln that annual nicot-
luu on Wuduouduy, beginning at 10
u. m. it will be devoted largely to
homo and inreluu mluulou problems.
Mrs, Wald will conduct u mluulon
study (Elana. Muse 11,910i‘t‘1‘l‘. oi Pitta-
burg, nocrotury yr the Womcu'a Freed-
mun llepurtmcnt. and Mia, i’oter
Household mineral swatch Sentinel
appreciative employers.
kuotn, a 24-hour run at 12 knots to fj;
that fuel consumption. and a twobour ,o
run in tent coal and oil consumption.
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HARMONY TO lelT OLD WELL.
.liarmony Lodge, or New
will visit Did We“ llodgu, No, 108. 1".
and A. M. on some evening next.
mouth and will router the degree Lo- 3,,
cal Masons anticipate the evening
with pleasure.
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The woman 'lwuo Hillel upon Bonn I -
not Want Advoruseucnts to occur.
the household help has - Iitm tun
for other inlaid .
Good tenants are to be handler
the advertluing.
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weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steph-
Cunnnn. -,.~_-
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