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‘ WANTED
WANvEMOOK AND LAUND
rose. Apply to Mrs. F. St, John Lock-
wood, 103 East Ave. 029 st
WANTED—JED BUY ALL. KINDS
tattle and ”poultry Best market prices
paid Extra prices Icr fat calves. $3
to $4 [or bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, IOonn Ave. ’l‘el. 11.;1.
029 tr
(JIiAMBEItMAID.
(iced wages. Central
_ 029 iii
\VANTEDAELOI‘ DdiAI’CD FURNI-
ture. carpets, bicye‘es, elm-ks; also
home. Spri'gvood Furniture Shop,
No. 29 El} Ave, South Norwnlk.
029 at
WANTED—400 MACH WILL BE
paid for one 101)} of Evening Sentinel
of Sept. 1 and one copy of Sept. 4.
Please leave at Sentinel office. 028 tI
\VANTED—~ABI,)UT THREE ACRES
of land. with or without house. Must
be new: iroiey line, preferably In or
mar History. Address with terms.
Acres, ci-zo sentinel. 023 3t
WANTED ~2— BOY TO LEARN
printer's trade. Must have lair edu-
cation. Apply by letter only and in
mm “";id- writing Eventing Sentinel.
027 it
W A N T E D i";
Steady work.
Hotel.
WANTED—A 16 TO 18 FOOT
launch, one without engine pretened.
Stein priie. Address Henry Miller,
South Third St” city. ' 027 at
CHliUl-‘FEUR WANTS POSITION
with .1 rivate family, 9 yenl's' exper-
lence. A1 Illfl‘hi'lisi, best reference;
can dirve every make of car. Address
Chauffeur, care Sentinel. 027 St
CLUETT, PEABODY & C0.. INCL,
have situations to otter on shirt work,
power machinei, steady work. 08 it
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTSt
LATEST METHODS.
13- BARTHQIQ. D. .0. 0°
207 Atlantic 82. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms
south Nerwaik emu—u Meadow 81..
7-8 p.m
Phone Counectlovil.
Hours—9 a. m.-5 p in. Monday. Wed-
nesday, Friday 6: 30 p.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
Notice of Meeting of
Board of Estimate and
Taxation
Mayor's Office. City of Not-walk.
Notice Is hereby given that a meet-
ing of the iioard oI Estimate and Texa-
tion of this city will be held at the
(‘ ouncli Chamber, In the i(‘ Ity Hall, on
Tuesday, November 4th, l9l3, at
eight o'clock in the evening, to receive
truth the I‘lty Treasurer an estimate
of the amounts rcquiiiid by each de-
paitiiient of the city government and
ot’ the several taxing disiiicts, for the
current fiscal year, together with the
'l‘ltKOlIllllC‘lldIi'liOlli-i of said City 'I‘rcns
Liter as to uppiopiluiious I’m all the
expenses of said citx, and of the sev
erii taxing distriiis. for said your,
and the tax on the polls and the rain-
ibip ostntc within tlu limits of slild
city, and oi the animal districts,
which said ’I‘ronsurer deems necessary
to meet such expenses, utter deduc tint:
the amount of the mnilulile icvcnue
for said fiscal year.
To hear all puitios who may docile
to bo braid relative to said estimate
and any ultermiIons tumour, and to
incite any alterations In said esti
mates, appropriations and tax rules,
and such additional Ilpiil‘tllliiiliiOIlH,
and to fix eui Ii tint on the polls and
run iblo astute uiihin the limits of said
city. and oi‘ the normal distiicis us
said ilonid shall deem proper.
Dated at Neiwuik, October
iiiiih,
i‘li.” .,
is iiANOIS I, lliiltNiCl.I.,
Mayor.
IEIIAI IiililiiES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
lilstriiit ni' .\mwuik. an, Probate
Court ()iiobm 29, A l)..lill,1i
iistato of Philip N Smith, late of
N‘oitvnlh, in said district, deceased
Ordered. That the corridor exhibit
his uiimlniutrntlim titti'oiini to this
tililli for udjuatnu-ut, iii the thumbs
nilli'i- Iii Neiwnlk. on the nth tiny oi
Nnvouibci, lillfii nt ill O'iiOiii TOM‘-
iiouu mod that all persons interested
in Hiiiil estate may be notified tlwrifiroi
the executor will cause this order to
he published in sgnrcw flinpeiifiiuying a
(ll dilution in child d etilci, mt least
the days before said Ifiih day of No-
ti-luhcl', 1914'
. seiner (tandem
Judge
tiood tenants are to be had-«tor
the advertising.
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TOLET
To LET—4 ROOMS, NO. 15 Oil.
chord 8L, rent $10 per month. Apply
to The Moment investment (30.. 70
South Main St, city.
To LET~1 ROOM, FURNISHED
or unfurnished, near the depot. $1.50
a week; also one large front; room,
suitable Ior two. All improvements.
inquire 61 Spring St., South Nor-
wnlk. 029 at
TO LET -—- NO. 11 HANFORD
place. East Norwalk. house, 6 rooms,
toilet and water, newly renovated:
rent :13. 50. Inquire st 9 Hnnford
place. I27 (it
To LET—JrHREE BOOB/[$.15
Windsor place: also two rooms, 50
St. 028 (it
T0 LISP—FURNISHED ROOMS.
modern tint? N0 children in house.
Use or telephone; 3 minutes from
South‘ Norwalk station. Gentlemen
only. 6 1-2 Hamilton Ave. 027 in
To LET-FOUR NICE ROOMS
first floor. No. 20 Cove St., East Nor-
walk. Inquire John Miller, No. 25
Third St. Telephone l33l. 027 at
T0 LET-«Six ROOM COTTAGE.
Tierney St. :10; six room cottage. Lin-
coln Ave. $29; eight room cottage, Me-
ple St, 828; eight room cottage, Lynes
place. $25. «Inquire Raymond and P01-
lard. Nor-walk. 023 (it
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all Improvements, corner Cove and
First Sts. Inquire R. Joseiovsky, 62
Water BL, or 21 First St. 022 tt
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large gnounds; reason.
able to right party. 186 Main St...
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Norwaik. Phone 311;.“
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To LET—J7 ROOM HOUSE, NO. ti
Lowe St, newly panel-ed and painted,
iii-enclose order. Inquire John H.
Knapp, 82 West St. 017 ti
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 '“ROOM
cottages with all Improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. let. lieut 820. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas.
i9 Iloyt, at The South Norwalli Txiéug
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.w—ym. .
'ro LET—AN APARTMENT AT 216
East Washington St. East Norwalk.
Inquire at (M South Main St. 02ft!
TO LET-4 ROOM APAIi'l‘hilSNT.
newly pnpcrcd and painted, centrally
located. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er. 4 South Main St, lloom 9. 03 it
LOST
LOST-4N MUSIC HALL. SATUR-
dny night, geld clues pin from St.
Mary‘s School, 1913. Please return to
Mrs. William Fallen, 59 Cedar it.“
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susrfinss NOTICES
W. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
tor-SpInaI Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8.
Mansion House. Smith Norwolk.
Phone 307. 06 lm
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that tail—a menace to
life and. property. We trim all kinds
01' trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
souru NORWALK, CONN.
mDANCING SCHOOL
W. Gilbert Newcil's Select School
of Dancing at Arlen Hail, Madison
St, South Nov-walk, Ct. "Beginners'
Class” for Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednesday evenlm, Oct. 16th, at 8
o.’clock The Waltz and all M the int-
cst modern dances thoroughly taught.
Respectfully. W. Gilbert Nowell, 26
Liberty St. lirldgcport, Ct. Circulars
mulled.
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Property owners utilize sentinel
Want Ads. in finding buyers or ten-
ants with small cost or delay.
Ilouenliold helpers watch Sentinel
Want Ads. for chances to Ilnd more
. appreciative lilii'lllilb'til'fl.
I-Iomepeokors which Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to buy"
puzzle.
"You say her love affairs have
progressed from abstract. to con-
crete?" 2ch; site tilted a tiiieuuitr-
nnico hill" to take on ii hulhler."-
Judge.
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THREE DIVISIOM
MOIININII. manhunt!
AND I‘iVllNINtl
The. Ailemoon'ot
Evading Division
affords oppoiluiiia
ty for those who
NEW YIIIIII
UNIVERSITY 33,539” in
Address I . Y. ‘1 0M I'KINID. Search
Wuhl‘n’uou sen-um. 1.0“: ’7
029 Ill, -—
iLowe St Inquires. Chaliott. as Wood ; monthly
, Liability. Fire.
' head.
not; SA’LE “
FOR I8ALE~HOUISEHOLD FURNI-
ture. Sold cheap it sold at. once. 6
West St. third. floor. 029 iii.
FOR BALE—FOR WANT OF USE.
a good carriage or business home; also
top wagon, open wagon and rubber
tired buggy. Tel. 8114i. 028 iii
A FIRST-CLASS MOTOR CYCLE
for sale cheap. Inquire at 49 Wood-
wnrd Ave. South: Norwalk, Conn.
027 it
FOR SALE-BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Locat-
ed on high wound on West Cedar
street Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at 8140
each. Terms $26 down. balance 310
Discount for cash. Dimen-
'elons and other particulars my ot-
loo. William P. Suiull, 2 Monroe
St, facing station. use
C. T. MscEGovem
About
Lite, Murine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Bonds All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington st.
Stop Paying Rent
It you have $500 you can buy a bun-
galow, ave rooms and ibnth, furnace
Piped and wired for gas and
electricity. Corner lot, 50 x 1'50. Open
for Inspection each afternoon. Situat-
ed at East Norwulk just olr Gregory
Boulevard. Balance of principal may
be made In small monthly payments.
Inquire ;;
J. M. LAYTON a 60., INC.
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lIIIlTEll STATES WILL
DEFINE ITS ATTITUDE
L . i (Continhed 1min tired”. ) EC "
cd States; but it was generally agreed
in oillciul circles that some positive
action looking toward a solution ‘ot‘lhe
problem would be in line with the ex-
pectations ol‘ the powers
secure a new election would involve
negotiations with the Constitutions-
lists. and there is a. confidence among
administration ofiiciels that it guaran-
tees for a tree campaign can be ar-
ranged through the establishment oIa
provisional authority at Mexico City
acceptable to the Constuutionulists the
latter are likely to fell into line.
Secretary Bryan said the depart-
ment had not yet decided what dispo-
sition would be made of Gen. Felix
Diaz, a. refugee aboard the battleship
Louisiana. *
The selling today of four American
battleships ironi‘llsmpton Roads to
relieve those at Vera Cruz marks the
first step on the part of the United
States toward complying with the re-
cent dcclarstion ol’ Huerta that foreign
ships had been too long in Mexican
waters.‘
The battleships Rhode Island, Vir-
ginia, Nebraska and iNew'Jor‘sey. of
the Third Division 01' the Atlantic
Ileet, will relieve the four vessels or
the Second Division, which has been
on duty In Mexican waters (or several
months, and they are expected to
come north upon the arrivial of the
ships leaving Hampton Roads today.
llenr Admiral Fletcher will continue
to command the squadron In Mexican .
water» because of his familiarity with
the situation
ships of the Third Division will.) result
Vern (‘ruz next Monday.
Battleships Under Ordcrl.
Nt)iti“t..l.l..l(. Vii... Oct. 29.--u'l‘lie but.
ileuhips New Jersey. Nebraska, debacle,
Island and Virginia are under orders
to leave iiunipton l‘tondii today for
Mexico. The ships cmiy ammunition
and provisions enough to last six
months. They will proceed “with all
basic" to Vern Cine to ielieve the
battleships new there. ,
Visit/i CIIUZ, Oct. 2ii.«-No advices
its to ivbut iii lobe done with Felix
13qu and his fellow refugees on board
the United States battleship [mulslnno
bud come from Washington up‘to ll
n'cloc k this morning to John Lind. the
pursoilui representative of President
Wilson. Consul William W. Canada. of
Rear Admiral Fletcher. cl
.i
The fugitives slept well last night.
but this morning" expressed some lime .
lety (is to their eventual disposition...»
No sign of protest against the grant-
in; 03’ an asylum to,,the~.teiugseti om,
board on American warship has been
made by the Mexican authorities.
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Steps to.-
lt is expected that the .
State Commissioner Mansfield
Iolistliiiisrwriim That I'm-
. ant System is Too Intricate ,
‘MERIDEN.
29. wGemini; otit .
rial-footed in favor or the United 3:33
Rates supreme (tenet. establishing su- '
insurance conditions
pervlsion 0!
throughout the country, state Input. II".
once Commissioned Burton Mansfield III:
electrified the delegates present at the ;';;.
15th annual banquet; of the Connecti- - '
out association of local fire Insurance . -'
wgents held at the Winthrop hotel has: 1'3;
evening.
Can't Please 48 States
Mr. Mansfield stated that ii he were ‘i"
the head of a new Insurance oom‘
puny and was confronted with the
task of pleasing 48 different state In-
surance commissioners and conform-
Ing to 48. different sets of Insurance
laws that he would most certainly b0- 3.:-
romo discouraged and quit.
Therefore the . commissioner roo- f“:
ommended as she most sendhle remw ..
edy the establishment of 9. national [or
bureau to censor the conduct of the ‘
Fix-President ~
Insurance Ibuslness.
Dale‘D, Butler of Middletown was
tosstmester. At the ahernon‘eession
or the association there wssconsider
able discussion on several of the
resolutions introduced by the com
mlttee.
Local Main Vice-President
The annual tlection resulted In the
following list of officers: President.
Edward W. Kneen 0f Shelton;
presidents, John J Fisher 0: Bridge-
port. Fred 1“. Smell of Hartford and.
L D Rinehart of Stamford. secre-
tary treasurer, .1. Richarl North or
New Haven. Executive
L. Case, Norwich: E. W Schultz, New, ..
Britain; W. S Chappcile, New Low
don; E, S, Cowles, Hartford: W. E.
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Charles E. Curtis, Norwnlk: William 12.1%.:
H licald Stafford Springs; F’. H. II".-
Mason. New Haven, and Gale 1) But‘ :2}
le'r, Middletown‘. : 33::
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Ladies
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Gun Metal, Button and Lace,
$2.00 to $3.50.
Gun Metal. Cloth Top,
$2.50 to $4.00.
Patent,. Cloth Top, V
$339. $4.00. $4.50.
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Colonial Pumps,
for Evening Wear
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and let us show you sample coppies of
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without extra charge.
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