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CLASSE'IED Advertisements on this me. Tiventy-Fhre words or was. ale-
.1 Three Times. 50a~ Each Additions; Word. 1 cent par Martian
, , as. or Capt. Marble Price
g vat-”3o. u o. it
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In Block-m
and in Middleton. declare upon ..
.oath magnesia not conspire town :3 v'
”I“ FL“the July’s verdict. “ ‘ ..
Mrs-Wakefield it not the first we- .
aha (1111.th sustained by the core- ..
nor. After the Whitefield jury went
out Jam W opened the Plow
battle: and suspended it to receive
WANTED
steamers, BRAKEMEN iron ALL
railroads in South Norwalk vicinity.
Wages 3100. Railroad recruiting
headquarters Positions assured com-
petent lneicperienced men Send age,
stamp; Railway Association, Dept.
1372, Brooklyn, N. Y. n1 2t
WANTED ~—' REALIZING ‘ THAT
hundreds of men in this section are
out of work, we often to a. few middle
steed men all winter's job at good pay.
References required Glen Bros.
Rochester N
WANTED-AT H ILLSIDE SCHOOL.
woman as general helper in the kitch-
en. Apply in person. Mrs. Wa lkar.
031 it
WANTEDwA COMP )‘l‘h‘aNT NURSE
maid. to go home evenings. Apply 45
Quintard Ave. 031 31;
WANTED—UNTIL APRIL, SPACE
or, shed, 40 ft. x 18 it, in whicll to
do carpenter work. Address A. (3.,
care Sentinel. 030 iii.
WANTED-QWHI'I‘E WOMAN non
general housework. Apply Clifford
Hotel. , 030 ill:
WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 33
to $4 for bob calves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 t!
Gr
CLUETT, PEABODY a 60., iNc.,
have situations to offer'on shirt work,
mar machines, steady work. 08 tf
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LOST—ENGLISH BETTER, BLACK
and white nmrklngs. Answers to
name Colonel. Liberal reward. M. B.
Sultzer, Davrien. 01 3t
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
Ft BARTHOL, De Co
I I Atlantic so. stamina, Conn.
may Attendant. neat Rooms.
f .outh Norwtik Dillon—.43 Meadow at.
7'8 'I. IT‘-
Phone Connecticut.
flours-11 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday. Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
PflPlllIll IMUSIMEIIS
sax TREATss.
The first, the worst,
The second the some,
The last the best
(if all the game.
So it is with today’s big two reel
"101" animtl feature, “In the Willis
of Africa." it is the third and last of
a series of wild animal features that
have made the “101" Bison featureaI
famous all over the country. The
scenes where the huge chimpanzee
shoves the little child into the leg
when the large "roan-eating", lion
"filih'lOpB down upon them, where the
wife's pot elephant finds her in the
Wilde, and carries her home On his
‘trunk, where Dr. Clifford hides in the
water—hole to escape from the lion,
are all so exciting as to keep you on
edge all the time wondering what in
. col‘lng next. it is mnuething not to
he missed whether young or old, citi-
tnred or uncultured. There-ls also
11 Crystal comedy to make you laugh,
, called “The Game 'l‘hut Failed."
Monday’s two real imp feature is
something which has been attracting
large crowds of people in New Jersey
during the rehearsing, ., it is called
"'t‘ho Daredevil Mountaineer," vfoutur-
inn l‘todmuu Law, tho world famous
dm'edovil who has been shot out of
cannon. jumped off high brhlucn, etc.
in this feature he nous over an open
«how-bridge on a motorcycle with the
girl with whom he is sloping, l'Itls in
tho scene which attracted an notch
attention.
'10 go with this feature we have
booked a Powers comedy, "The Kid,"
which, when shown in New York last
Week, brought forth storms of tooth»
tor and even surpassed a John Bunny,
two real comedy which was shown in
the same house. Don't miss today‘s'
and Monday’s fdntnres,»it you can't
come the rental the weakwbeodnse,
they are the best that can be - had,
and you should not miss them,
WW
A good adv. page best in the best
taper
“MW. WHO.
Good tenants are to ho trade-for
the advertising '
To LET
To LET-9T0 RDSPECTA-BLE PEO
placerutertwbly furnished rooms, all
improvements. suitable for one or two
persons; five minutes from station.
12 1-2 Banter-d place, foot of street,
SantanNorwalk. .a' slit
TO LET—UPSTAIRS APART-
.ment. six rooms, every improvement,
newly decorated. No. 150 East Ave.
Norwalk Inquire of John N Kline.
21 West Main 'St.. Narwalk. Tel. No.
292-3.
TO LET—STORE AND TWO
rooms. Inquire Nicholas Nurdo, Shoe
Repairing Shop. 12 Woodward 13%,.“
To KLETuFROM NOV. lS’l‘. SEV-
en room house. Adults only. Inquire
Bridge Fish Market. 030 ill.
To LET—4 ROOMS. N0. 15 OR-
cbard St, rent $10 per month. Apply
to The Norwalk Investment 00.. 70
South Main st, city. 029 (it
TO LET-«FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all» improvements, corner Cove and
First Ste. Inquire R. Joselovsky. 62
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 tr
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St. East Nbrwalk. Phone 39;. t
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To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, NO. 6
Lowe St, newly pmpered and painted.
first-class order. Inquire John H.
Knapp, 82 West 'St. 017 tf
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
sale on easy terms. Inquirexof Chas
E, Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 if
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly tpapered and painted, centrally
located. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, 4 South Main St, Room 9. 03 if
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME FOR COUPLE. N0 CHILD-
ren, rent free until April. Write today
J., cure Sentinel. at It
susmass notices
w. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
lor-«Splnal Adjustments Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8,
Mansion House. South Norwalk.
Phone 307. 05 1111
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all klnda
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Stop PayingRent
If you have $500-you can buy a bun-
galow. ilv-e rooms and bath, furnace
head. Piped and wired for gas and
electricity. Corner lot, 50 x 150. Open
for inspection each afternoon. Situat-
,‘ed at East Norwalk just of! Gregory
Boulevard. Balance of principal may
be made in small monthly payments.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON a 00., MC.
025 it
NON-BU PPO RT CASE GONTI NU ED.
The continued case of State vs.
Warren id. Smith, of South Net-walk,
was before Judge John Keogh, in the
local town court this morning, but on
the request of Prosecuting Attorney
William A. Grimn, Jr., who wished
more time to prepare his evidence,
the case was continued again until
next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Attorney Joseph it. Taylor appeared
for Mr. Smith.
M was.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post om-
cas for the «urrunhw wook.
South orwtlk.
Mrs. (3. Banks.
Mussel Alvos Briton.
Miss Emma Craig.
. .l. A. Mines.
fisnford ‘lluwklna.
John Jackson.
13. iii. Lockwood.
Mrs. Susie V. Parker 36 Pipe tit.
hi. it}. CROWD, 1’. M.
Housewives watch sentinel Want
Alive. for clues to that aspired-to "bet-
ter position!"
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Bay's monoiwsfsntinel ads. will sell
property, got employment or rent vs»
rant property quickly and cheaply.
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, Property owners utilise sentinel
Want Ads in finding buyers or ten-
ants with small cost or delay.
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031 iii. ‘
tor occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent :20. For .
‘ FOR SALE
FOR SALE-v-WHITE ORPINGTO
cockerels, thatched from a hen that lad
lilo eggs by the time she was 9 months‘
old Philo strain. '.Mrs 8.13. Dibble,
Rowayton. ' n1 1t *
FOR BALE-12 ROOM HOUSE
good condition, near center; rents tori
:36 Only $4, 000. Easy terms. Have
many others. D. 18 Hull. Havllandl
Block. South Norwalk , 031 3c
eon a‘ALE-a PASSENGER CADIL-
lac. 1910.111 first-class condition; all
equipment. IMight exchange for a:
smaller car. (it. P. White, 7 Crescent
Terr ace. Phone 940,1279~2 031 3/5
FOR 8ALE-17 FT. PALMER
launch in good ordez, 1 1-2 111.1“. en-
gine, cover, spray hood, lights, anchor,
etc., 395 Inquire Wm l’inkney, Row-
aytou. 030 St
FOR SALE ~— ONE DELIVERY
sleigh and one good work horse. P. 0.‘
Box 103, Norwalk. 030 St
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Liability, Fire, A123: Marine, - Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies. ‘
Tel. 345. c 155 Washington-rat}
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court, October 29 A. 1).,1913
istate of Lillie B. Smith, late of,
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and all
lowed six months from the data here»
of for the creditors of said estate to,
exhibit their cishns for settlement'
Those who neglect to present their'
accounts, properly attested ”WIIIlIlli
said time, will the debut-red a recovl,
ery. All persons indebted to said his-j,
tale are requested to make immediate;
payment to ‘ ‘
ALFRED L AUSTIN
" Administrator
, N1 815
ORDER Of: NOTICE
George Sherwood vs. Clarence S.
Sherwood
State of Connecticut Fair field Count
ty, Town (‘ourt of Norwaik, ss., Nor
walk, October 291.,h 1913.
Upon the complaint of the said
George Sherwood, praying for reasons
therein set forth. for a Judgment of
Seventy—five ($75.00l Dollars returna-
lbio to the Town Court of Norwullt,
for the Town of Norwulk on the:
fourth Monday of November. A. l)
1913. it appearing to and being found
by the subscribing authority that that
said Clarence S. Sherwood, the said
ldiefendcnt, is absent from the slate
and gone to parts unknown.
It is therefore ordered. That notice
of the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the-
South Norwnlk Sentinel (a newspaper
printed in said Norwalk). at least once,‘
commencing on or before the third
day of November. 1913.
IRA O. GREGORY.
Clerk of the Said Town Court of
'Norwalk.
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, November], A. l), 1913.
Estate of Funny Dell‘orest. late of.
Norwalk. in said district deceased.
Ordered. That tho administrator ext
hihit his udmlnistrntion "account. to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro,»
bate office in Norwalk. on the 7th day
of November, 1913, at 3 o'clock afteri
noon, and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
the administrator will cause this order
to be published in a newspaper hat-'4
log a circulation in said district, at
least five days before said l'th day of
November. 1913.
lilBNl‘lY W. Gilli-(Kill‘r'.
.iudno.
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sotvsm‘ norms.
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DIiill'Ii't of Norwalk ss., Probate
(hmri,Ootobur17. A l).li,l id
ldstuto of enroll J. Paul into 0
Norwalk in said district, deceased
'iho Court of Probate for the Dial
trial of Norwnlk, hath limited and sh
lowed six months from the unto. them
of for the creditor! of paid courts to
exhibit their claims for settlement;
Thom- who neglect to present their not
counts. properly attested. within said
time will bu debnrrod a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
FREDERICK if ROWAN.
018 25 pl Administruwr.
s—pcn
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Ten mar. cent. of discomfort in t
furnished room is too mocha-«tor you
can find one timid at least {it pm
sent comfortable or auswomg come
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3 IND.
3 area of guilt.
. was made Joseph-iiergoron,
I of the new district. .. .
The matters of some new arrange- -- .
ment of lights in the atackroom made 22':
. necessary by the introduction of three j; '1
new stacks because of the over-flow
. of the shelves, the purchase of some
‘ books for the use in the schools, and I
j the plan of the librarian for some
man We be convicted of murder in the ~
first degree. but :16 woman has been. .
he‘ll-Bad in the State since about 1780. j
case '
showed“ that the man and woman I
The I
tfamily lived “in Bristm and Plew rwas -
ufliividanca in the deatield
wanted to get rid of 'Wakefleld.
a farmhand in Middlebury.
The latter drugged the husband I
while the wife took her children out ‘
to walk." The husband was walked by I
View for several miles then shot, a I
knife driven into his body and a rope
placed about the neck to give the up- I
pearanca of suicide. The' next day '
Plaw took Mrs. Wakefield and her .
childrenfand his own child by a wife
from whom he had separated, to Mid-
dlebury. Wakefield's body was found
after a search instituted by suspicion
attached to Mrs. Wakefield's state-
ment to the police that she feared bar ~
People ..
husband had killed himself.
had seen Flew lead Wakefield out of
Plow himself is a descendant of,
the famous dukes family which has:
produced more titan 1,500 defectives.
His relationship was determined while
._ v“.--
in prison previously, for at that time ‘
a student of crlmolology was tracing' -
the Jokes progeny. Plew when I
out
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arraigned for murder pleaded guilty! 1 3:
to homicide under the statute of 1642.
wihch dispenses with a jury and per-I j“
‘ mm; the, court to determine the de- ..
Just before his plea
charged CS '
with klllintz Mrs. Dowsett with whom :: ‘
he was infatuated, made a plea under
the same statute. the first on record I: '
in more than 200 years.
The court 3; .
. baseboard Bergeron's’ case and de- -
cities is pendim. Plcw'a cnso'wlll " '
probably be ended by Tuesday, when " 1
Mrs Wakefield will be presented for -
Plew may stand beside her "
Neither has shown much emo-‘ ': .
tlon’ since arrest. I’law was stoiid :
sentence.
than.
during his hearing Mrs. Wakefield
occasionally want. When the Jury j‘
. came in she was composed. and after. .- -
heating the verdict she simply rested ' . .
he‘l‘ ghecd on our hand and nuleilY:
wept. -
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CHANGING LIBRARY LIGHTS.
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Now Arrangement in the Stank Room
at the Camellia Building in Ner-
waik. «
Library was held last night at eight-I:
fifteen.
G. Gregory, H. E. Bishop, Dr. C. A
liarstrom, F, D. Smith, William Howl
nrd, J. T. Hayes, and T. C. Balcom.
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The routine business consisted of "
the auditing of bills from October 1
to 7 inclusive, finishing up the boob " '
ness of the Library with the old City
of Not-walk and the auditing of the
bills front the 8111 to the stat inclusive I . .
which come under the responsibilities , '
travel-lectures were discussed,
The librarisn's report for Septem- ‘ ,,
her shelved 4598 books given out, and “ '-
an estimated attendance of 8729. She
also reported that October had been
one of the busiest months in years, '
the one of the library by the school-
children under the stimulation of the . ..
teachers being one of the principal :;;
1 reasons for this. . '
‘ The Norwulk Book Club under the ~ -
I auspices of which the pay-books are . .
managed, has placed, the order for jj;
an A. '1‘. Thompson Iietloctoacope one ' I
of the most magnificent instruments
manufactured, and will give u course 2' '
, of trawl-lectures shortly at a moder- ; I
‘ ate price. -
ONE‘ HALLOWEEN AR‘REGT.
Frank Butts, a lisitowe'on prank-
star was the only one arrested in the
lower end of the «My last night.
~—
on the boy‘s heed- lie told the court
about it thlnmoming, and it appeared
to be a mishap, and
Officer John, H. Cniith mode the arrest,
Judge Keogh said
have sent him to tail.
. Wehtiuol Wants-are a quick action 3.;
and inattentive manna oi communi
action They afford a d out way or
carrying a memo.» to ones who
will be the most interested ,.
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unintentional: -
Judge Keogh fined him if; undicosta. .
that had Stilt!!- . 3
struck the boy intentionally, he would . “
‘ AOVIR‘NIK IN THE ‘CENTINEL
ilo , ,
struck Joseph Rudder, ten years old. ‘-
with a. club, inflicting a. painful bruise -
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