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WANTED ,,
1w A N T E D -'— CHAMBERMAID.
Steady work. Good wages Central
Hotel n5 tit
WANTEbw-TWO (2) FIRST-CLASS
men tailors to work on ladies' coats.
Steady work. W. F. Maker, 1385
lranlstan Ave. 115 (it
WANTED—431116111 YOUNG MAN
in cutting room, one hat has had ex-
perience with short knife preferred.
Claett. Peabody and 00., Inc 115 iii
WANTEm-UlNTii. APRIL, INSIDE
space or a shed 40 it. x 18 ft., in which
to do carpenter work. Address ‘A. (1..
care Sentinel. n4 3t
WANTED —— ROUTE ISALESM‘AN
for delivery wagon; must be wide—
awake and not afraid of early hours.
State age and references; cash securi-
ty.Wa1ges $15 and commission. 13..
one Sentinel. n4 3t
WANTED —- BRIGHT. [NTELLI-
gent youth about 18 years old. Cluett,
Peabody and '00., Inc. M 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ..-ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 if
CLUETT, PEABODY a CO.. lNc.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 if
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies
Tel. 345.
155 Washington St.
‘ Fort St.,
CHIROPRACTIC.
“ SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
runsurHOLyD.c.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
mouth Norwslk Office-48 Meadow 8L,
7-8 p. to.
Phone Connectionl.
. Hours—9 a. m.-5 p. in. Monday, Wed-
' nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE. .
lllill NlllllltS
To the Board of County Commission—
ers of It‘airilcld County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer of a
license. No. 36, to sell Splrituous and
intoxicating liquors, Ale, Lager Beer.
Rhine Wine and Cider, from Stephen
Kvancz, at 9 Benton sheet, South Nor-
walk, to Stephen Kvnncz, at 12 Bon-
ton street, South Norwaik, Town of
Norwalk.
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direct
line of a Church Edllice or Public
School-house or the premises por-
tnlnlng thereto. or any Post Office,
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this old! day of
Noienibol, A. D, 1913.
S'll‘l‘l’lllCN KVANCZ,
Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
iixpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwallt hereby endorse the
application of the nbovenumod Ste
phen Kvnncz, for such license and we
do severally certify each for himself
that we are taxpayers owning real
«astute situated in said Town of Nor
'walk
fluted at Norwnlk. this 5th day of
'rNovembe. A. 1). 191.1.
(‘olcmnn Sthuum Stephen Ung-
1".nry Frank libncr, Jacob Y'.oindislty
N101 k 01150011.
I hereby certify that the above 1111111-
od cudorscrs urti' electors 11nd tux-
pnyors. as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalk.
llutod ul Norwulk. this hill day of
November, A. I).. ‘llllii.
ANNIE 1"}. SMITH,
Assistant Town (llcrk.
11b ill
SOLVENT NOTICE
lliuitlii of Mn walk us, Probate
i‘miri,l\iomn1brr i.l\ 1)., 101.1!
Estate 01' lildwuld .l.i.:idt|1.'nu, lute
oi Norwnlk 111 said district. deceased
1110 (WIN of i‘lobnte for the Lilli
Hill of Nolwnlk. hath limited and oi ‘
lowed six months from the dull» her-o
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their (Inlmu for uolthtmenl
1111ch who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, wiihiuf
mid tile, will be doburrcd n recoveryl
ill persons lndebtcd to said comic"
,m'n requested to make immediate puy~
11141111 to
FRANK J. hothl’t'tmlii,
1111 ill 20 Administrator.
Sentinel Wants are a dutch nation
and inexpensive means of rcmtuvhl‘
cation. They afford a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will he most interested.
TO LET
To LETw-EVERY POSSIBLE RENT
convenience for families, business or
manufacturl11g.1House and flat rents
from $5.00 to $50. 00 per month. Manu-
factory with or without power, barn
and carpenter shop. Inquire Ray-
mond Bros. 110 3t
To LETwFIlRNISIiED ROOM FOR
one or two gentlemen, with or with-
out board. Inquire after 5 p. m., 3
Edlie Ave.. East Norwalk. Tel. 523-33t
n
To LET—JI‘WO MORE APAiRT—
.ments ready Heat and hot water
furnished. inquire 53 West Ave, Nor-
walk. {. n6 1w
To LET—~HOUSE OF ISIX ROOMS,
toilet and water, newly painted and
pumped. .Rent $13.50. No. 11 Han-
ford place, East Norwalk. Inquire at
9.1-inuford place, East Norwaik. n5 3t
To LET—eFOU‘R ROOMS WITH
bath and light, centrally located, in
good neighborhood. Rent $12.00. In-
quire 15 Franklin St. 116 at
T0 LET—~FIVE noons, 266 “EAST
Ave, first floor. Rent $12. Inquire
274 East Ave. Tel. 1271-3. ' :15 3t
To LET—“FOUR ROOMS, SECOND
floor. $12 per month. Inquire 17
Laura St. n5 3t
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS AND
.bath. Adults. Rent $12. 00. J. H.
Lester. 7 Lorena St, [1..Norwalk hi (it
TO LET—TWO OFFICE ROOMS
over my store, 5 Main .St., Norwalk.
Inquireof John T. Hayes. 113 tit
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First Sts. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 52
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 if
To LETe—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britton, 82
East Norwalk. Phone 331.
018 if
To LET OR FOR SALE—45 ‘ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E Hoyt, at, The South Not-walk Trust
(30. l 016 it!
BUSINESS NOTICES
w. D. PETTY, D. 0., CHIROPRAC-
iorwsi‘rinai Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8,
Mansion House, South Norwaik.
Phone 307. 06 lm
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—~11. menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“Mitch: LIKELY-"TO“ as NEwV
PORT COLLECTOR.
Fa...
Mayor-Elect Mitchel Favors
Strongly for His Successor.
NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-——Dndley Field
Malone, Third Assistant Secretary of
State and son-in-law of Senator James
A, O'Gorman, is the man at present
most prominently mentioned as the
successor of John Purroy Mitchel as
Collector of the Port of New York.
lie,,lt is generally helieved, will be
appointed by Secretary MoAdoo, with
the consent of President Wilson.
Mr. Malone, who was formerly an
Assistant Corporation Counsef, travel-
led with President Wilson during the
Hun
ed for the (iollectorship before Mr.
Mitchell was appointed. in fact. when
Mr. Mitchel was first mentioned, early
last spring, he said that he was in in-
vor of the appointment of Mr. Malone.
. Mr. Mitchel when questioned about
his successor yesterday said that/ho
had received no intimation from Waslr
inaton as to when the appointment
was to be made or who was to be chos-
on. Ho spoke in the highest terms of
Mr. Malone, who, he sold, hnd dom-
onsirutcd his ability to bundle a bit:
proposition by his speech in Madison
Square (im'dcn lust 'i‘hursduy night.
When Mr. Malone was luughimrly
"committed" by his interviewers. Ml‘.
Mitchel In the sumo spirit “seconded"
the nomination. The two men are close
friends and it is not improbable that
Mr. Mitchel will urge Mr. Mulnno‘s up
polntmont should his advice be asked
llospntchcs from Washington last
night were to tho pin-cl. that tlioJosig
liuitlon of Mr. Mitchel would he [lttf'epl
ed in the very near future uud the
speculation at the capital over 11 one
rcssor centres on Mr. Malone.
Mr. Malone was recently one of the
speakers at 11 Lincoln Duy illhnquot of
the Catholic Club of Norwalk, and has
many friends and acquaintances here
In wish him all success in his future.
Good tenants are to be lied-ufor
the advertising.
For Sale, Business and?
Professional Cards; and
Miscellaneo t:
campaign last year, and was mention- 1
I. O. I.
U. I. O.
In Black-
Foa SALE
FOR BALE—4°08. WANT OF USE.
a good kind work or business horse.
F. H Fitch, grocer. 118 South Maisn
St 115
FOR SALE-0RGAN. $5.00. IN-
qulre 18 Grove St or Tel. 7532£3 3
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TRY A. F, BéEeHonws noun.
made bread, cakes and pies. Fresh
daily. Phone 395. no 3t
LOST
LOSTMCOLLIE, YELLOW AND
White; rewand. R. Patterson, High-
land Ave., South Norwalk. Tel.
”170113. 116 it
LOST—JCOLLIE DOG, WHITE AND
yellow; license No. 45,487. Notify
Chas. Pahlitzsch, Norwalk. .lPhone
257421. 116 It
LOST—$2.09 REWARD FOR IN-
formation that will lead to the arrest
of the person who took vise and .1plank
from my yard. John 'H. Cole, Wash-
ington Street Bridge. n4 3t
LOST—BUNCH 0F KEYS LOST
between Center St. and center of city.
Reward if left at this office. as 3t
L08T~BLUE FOX MIIF‘F FROM
outmnohile,"Sunday, between Thomas’
Hill and Bell Island, Reward for re-
turn to this office. . 114 iii
David W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
,NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tel.. office, 106”: house, Gill.
’ NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a pub-
lic hearing by the Mayor and Coun-
cil of the (‘lty of Noxwaik will be
held ‘af‘the Council Chambers. City
Hall, on~~£iluesdnv evening, November
ilth,1913 at. 8 o'clock p. m., upon an
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'ness and harshness of the immigra-
application made by the Connecticut
company to said Mayor and Council,‘
to construct,mui’l1taih and operate a
special track connection betwnen its
existing track in Seaview and Ens ll
Washington avenues and to relocate}
between Kaiser place and Fort street.
and of Slitll othel changes as we Dio-
posed to be made in said «highways;
ncconding to a plan entitled “The
(“ounccticut Company, Stamford Lines,-
Eust “HashingtomSemiew Aves. prol
iposed track location Norwaik, Conn,
1 inch equals 40 feet September.
1913; approved, E. C. Webster, Engi-
noer."
Dated at Norwalk, Conn.
day of November. A. 11.1913.
JOSEPH J LlNXW E11111 R.
City Clerk.
this 5th
no 21
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solo WATERED MILK.
HARTFORD, Nov. 6._i)rastic pun
ishment for selling watered milk and
peddling without a license was given
Joseph Barman in police court yester‘
day morning. Judge Clark sentenced
him to sixty days in jail. it was his
fourth conviction. An appeal was
taken and bond fixed at $300. Twenty
per cent. water was found in milk
sold by Herman.
MAN BITTEN BY AN OYSTER.
WAS‘ilthl’l‘ON, Nov. 6.——Wllbur At»
well, night manager of a downtown
cafe, had the top of his second linger
bitten off by an oyster while he was
picking out fresh lllue Points for a
particular customer.
The shell of the oyster was partially
open, and as Atwell's finger acciden-
tally slipped in it closed, crushing null
and finger tip.
......
The stores and flats in the new
i‘lauford building-are rapidly nearing
completion and will soon be ready for
the new tenants.
m
Miss isnbol 1.1m, who hue been visit-
ing Miss Florence Kelli-y. of Maple
street. llilH returned to her home in
New York city.
g.—
Ming Florence itimnccllor, teacher
{the plight of the gin and it attracted
its turnout in East. Washington avenue!
in the Norwulk lllnh School. Wild,
tolled In \i’orci-ulm, Muss. yesterdiiy.]
by the serious illness of her sister. i
U. 8.0 Hill
immigrant ,Woman‘i Finally Sent {ff}
in Proper Destination in the
‘ Nutmeg State
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Cong. Donovan Now only Conn. ' '
illeniber 1'11 Remain int). c.
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WASHINGTON, D. Cu
the red tape and the official gruff-
tion bureau is shown by an incident,
affecting Connecticut, which. has just '
come to the light of publicity from the .I',"
U. Swimmigratlon bureau in this city. 1...
About ten days ago, Maria Cencek 3-“
stepped from’a train at Unionviiie,
Mich, and looked around the station
platform for the one familiar face she
had expected to see. She was only
17 years old, was 5.000 and more miles
away from home and could not speak 5'
«I.
a word of English. Her wistful eyes. {i}:-
met those of every one around the am» .:":.
tion but she did not find the familiar 3:,
face for which she was searching. 5::-
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Unlonvllie Address Given.
She had a card with a name on it
and with that she appealed to the
station authoitles to identify the one
for whom 'she was looking, but they
knew no one by that name and a dil-
igent search of the’plnce did not "bring'
him to light. Tile curd gave the nd- :
areas as Unionville. but only that with- -,',
out any state mentioned. .:
The postmaster's aid was solicited :-
nnd he found from the postal guide ':
that several states had a Unionvllie. 3
There was no clue which one the
homeless, foreigntongued girl was :
bound for. A newspaper dispatch was -
sent around the tountry describing
u...
the attention of the
authorities in washington
Thomal' Name Still Hold Up.
Although the Senate judiciary com
mitten hold a meeting yesterday no
action was takenl on the nomination ‘
of Edwin S Thomas to he United
States district judge for the district
of Connectlctlcut Senators Walsh all"
O'Gorman both Inemohrs of the sub-
committee which has the nomination
in charge, were absent from the meet-
ing and no‘ report was made to the full
committee on the selection.
immigration
It is understood here that Senator .. '
Walsh is in Connecticut today, making j' ,
some inquires about the quolificatlons
and experience of Mr, Thomas.
subcommittee.
Green A! Home.
Charles F. Green, secretary to Com 2.. I
grossmnn Donovan, left Washington ;
Monday to go to his home in Bridge-
port to cast his vote in Tuesday elec»
tion. He predicted.
win easily without his ballot.
Donovan Still on Duty.
Congressman Donovan is today the
only member of the Democratic 0011- j
grosslonwl delegation in Washington. 1:
who has been
Congressman Reilly,
here right along. is away on a brief
trip. Senatorsellrundegee and McLean 1:1:
are taking advantage of an over-elec-
tlon lull inmffalrs to get a rest away i"
from the National Capital.
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PAIN IN BACK AND RHEUMATlom.
Torment thousands of people daily.
Don't be one of those sufferers when "
for so little cost you can get well rid -
or the cause. Ifoley Kidney Pills be-
gin their good wmk from the very
first done They exert no direct an
action on the kidneys and bladder
that the pain and torment of backache,
rheumatism and kidney trouble is
soon dispelled, For sale by all drug.
gists. ” '
All citlvnus are requested to
venienco.
Bongo“
A Reward of $10
Will be paid for the arrest. and conviction, or for Informa—
tion Icmlinu to the unrest and conviction, of any llel‘litm guilty
or wilfully breaking, removing. or tampering with, any lump of
the street lighting service of S outh Norwnik.
lighting service, as it is iprovid ed for their safety and com
LECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS A
SECOND TAKING DISTRICT,
aid in protecting the public
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Nov. 6.——
That there is human sympathy behind . .
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