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A Orange their was held in Gannon
{Hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Esther (layer of Boston is the
WANTED
«REFINED YOUNG ENGLISH WO-
inau desires position as companion to
invalid lady or light housework; thor-
ough housekeeper Address. one week,
43. 0., Sentinel. n8 1t
WANTED—~BOYS AND GIRLS AT
the Liberty and Nichols Mtg, 100., rear
1 214 East Ave, near East Norwaik de-
pot. n8 1t
:WANTED —-— FIRST MORTGAGE
loan of $3, 750 on a 12 room modern
residence. Box 685, South Norwalk.
m... 118 lit
WANTED—~BY MAN AND WIFE,
washing and cleaning by the day or
washing to do at home. Send postal.
Mrs. Dlmutii, North Taylor Ave.
n7 3t
WANTED—TWO (2) FIRST-CLASS
men tailors to work on ladies' coats.
Steady work. W. F. Maher, 1385
Iranistan Ave. n5 6t
WANTED—T0 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, rConn. Ave. Tel. 11511.
029 if
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., INC...
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 tf
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance. also Surety
iionds. A“ in reliable prompt paying Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
companies. Fort St, East Norwaik. Phone 331.
Tel. 345, 155 Washington st. 018 if.
' TO LET
To LET-«MODERN HOUSE SIX
rooms, all improvements, 5 minutes
from depot. Maring Construction 00.,
South Norwalk n8 31:
non SALE
good condition. Inquire 75 Woodward
Ave. South 'Norwaik, Conn, n8 3t
TO LETu-«EVERY POSSIBLE RENT
convenience for families, business or
manufacturing. 11101159 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. 116 iii
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM FOR
one or two gentlemen. with or with
out board. . Inquire after 5 p. 111., 3
Edlie Ave, East NorWaik. 'l‘el. 5233M
11 ‘
To LET~TWO MORE APMIT-
ments ready. Heat and hot water
furnished. Inquire 53 West Ave, Nor-
walk. all 1w
TO LET~HOUSE OF 151x ROOMS,
toilet and water. newly painted and
papered. Rent $18.50 No. 11 Hau-
ford place, East Norwalk. Inquire at
9 .Hanford place, East Norwalk. n5 3t
T0 LET——FOUR ROOMS WITH
bath and light. centrally located, in
good neighborhood. Rent $12.00. In-
quire 15_1«‘ranklin St, n6 3t
TO LET—TWO OFFICE ROOMS
over, my store, 5 Main St., Norwalk.
Inquire of John T. Hayes. 113 (it
_ TO LET—FOUR ROOMS. WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First Ste. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 52
Water St., or 21 First St. 022 tf
FOR SALE—NEW MODERN TWO-
family stucco house, 5 minutes from
depot; all improvements. Bargain.
Small cash payment. balance on,easy
teims. Maring Construction 100.,123
EXCEPTIONAL
hogany motor boat, wonder engine.
Charles St. 117 31
LOST
blind in right eye.
turn to J. 1), Flint. 7 Reed St.
FOR SALE—«CADILLAC 5 PAS~
senger touring car. fully equipped, in
Washington St., South Norwalk. 08 6t
BARGAIN- MA-
all in good condition, $70. D. Frig-
stud, '5 Pintt St... East Norwaik, near
LOST—BETWEEN WEST 1ST. AND
East Norwalk, silver mesh hag, c011~
taiulng small change. Reward for re in NOPOIODIOdHY-
turn to Sentinel office. ms at
" . ,. " Mr. and Mrs. Frederick SuttOn have
LOST—FOX .TER’RIER, BROWN
and white. Answers to name of Trix,
Reward for re-
117 iii
son. ..
North Wilton.
nesdsy evening.
Mrs. Betsy Burchard.
Mrs. Oscar Eakland has returned
from a visit with her mother, ‘Mrs.
William Dickenson in Stratford.
“Miss Annie Scribner of Noro on and
Roy Mellins of Bridgeport will [be
returned from New York, where they
the Buckingham Hotel.
BUSINESS NOTICES
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The Woman’s Guild of St. Matthew‘s
made bread, cakes and pies.
daily. Telephone 395.
TRY A. F, BEESKOW’S HOME-
Fresh
11'? 3t
Parish will hold a fair and sell
of Saturday, December 6, in the Parish
building.
Mansion
Phone 307.
House,
TO LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
choracm
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
F. 'BARTHOL,‘ D. C.
I I Atlantic 8t.
Lady Attendant.
Stamford, Conn.
Rest Rooms.
. :outli Norwslk Office-48 Meadow 8:.
7-8 p. to.
Phone Connection;
Hours—9 a. 1n.- -5 11.111. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday 6:30 p.111.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
[ISAI iiflIIIiES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District or Norwalk, se., Probate
Court, October 29, A. 1)., 1913.
Estate of Lillie ll. Smith, late of
Norwalk, «in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here—
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Times who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will the debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said ids—
tabe are requested to make immediate
payment to
ALFRED E. AUSTIN
Administrator
N1 845
BEILISS VERDICT TOMORROW.
KIEV. Russiu,1 Nov, 8.~—’l‘liere is
every probability of the jury giving
its verdict tomorrow in the trial of
Mendel iBeiilss for the alleged murder
for purposes of ritual of the Christian
boy Andrew Yuaiilusky in March, 1911,
Speeches of counsel are to conclude
today. NI. Grusenborg, another attor-
ney for the defense, opened the day's
proceedings by arguing that Bellies
was being made a scapegoat. for the
mistakes of the officials who conduct-
ed the preliminary invo’siigation.
Counsel did not mince words in re-
i'rri'iug to the "Vern Tcheberiah band
of criminals." He said he was con-
VIilCt‘d of their guilt, for “all roads of
midhui-o led to Vera ’l‘i'hobcriah and
not. to the brick works. where llelllus
had been employed."
The activities of "the anti-Semitic
Black Hundreds continues without
cessation. Their society "The Tao
lloudod iii agio, " issued today 1111 asser-
tion that the Jews had spout $8, 500.
one during the trial, the recipients of
the money including cmiusol, the
press, the police and witnesses.
MIKE GOES OVER.
Mike Gallagher broke his faith with
Judge John Keogh. or rather broke
and this
hmruing no time was wasted Iii giv.
Gallagher was
in the tolls only a short time ago and
be practically promised to‘kcop so
her. lie couldn’t resist the temple.
lions and in his path. -
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ADVERTISE lN THE SENTINEL.
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all Improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. let. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E, Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 tt
. .
Stop Paying Rent
if you have $500 youican buy a bun-
igulow, five rooms and bath, furnace
heat. Piped and wired for gas and
electricity. Corner lot, 50 x 150. Open
for inspection each afternoon. Situat-
ed at East Norwaik just off Gregory
Boulevard. Balance of principal may
be made in small monthly payments.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON a 00., mo.
Wesrpoaris NEED OF New
SCHOOL uow APPARENT.
New Building or Additions to Old
Buildings Must Be Made—Per—
sonal MentIOn.
\VES’I‘POR’I‘,~ Nov. 8.»When West-
port voted to build a new town hall,
little did the voters think they would
see the meeting hall on the second
floor turned into a school room, such
as it now presents. Many children
now traverse the cement floor laid
out for other purposes. Scores of
desks now appear upon the floor and
at 8:30 o'clock the school bell rings
and the children file in and take their
places. School is opened and the hall
is a [busy place.
Last year, only one half of the hall
was used, 'but.tiiis season the school
committee ' found several of the
schools crowded and the only means
of taking care of several of the grades
would 'be to remove them to the town
hall. Two teachers in the same
room wore not practical and there
fore a partition should be erected
This was explained to the taxpayers.
who gave permission for the erection
of a partition. Last Week, builder
Quinlan eroctcdthls partition, which
is of one inch lumbar, not up in sec-
tions and painted white.
Recently a special town meotini;
was held with the, voters seatud at
the desks. Town Clerk Ilyntt luck-
,1] 1111 he did years ago, when he was
a teacher in the. old "Shorerow"
school, when he called the meeting to
order. Some of the
were too largo to squeeze in botwocn
take a scat alongside the wall.
that if the school (omiuittco desired
any more loom that tho solccimeu
would have to move, opt and give
their rooms. With such conditions
existing it looks as though within
a short time the town would have
to take under careful consideration
the building of a new school or odd
to some or the school buildings in
town.
YALE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 8.-~Ii.. 0. Gates,
.14, of Montolair. N. J., by‘ defeating '1‘.
Fl. Lightzier, ’15, of Detroit. has wen
the tennis championship at Yale.
voters present
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘w. D. PETTY, D. C., CHIROPRAC—
tor—4511111111 Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8,
South Norwalk.
06 1111
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds.
The many friends of W. F. Whitlock
will be sorry to hear that he, is ser-
iously ill at his home in Union are
nue, Norwalk.
years drove a meat wagon through
Wilton.
iinonthiy meeting Wednesday after-
noon in the Town Hull. it Is proposed
for The Civic [1.0111, lie, The Suffrage
League. and The Library to combine
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Professor William Henry Bragg
in the University of Leeds, has accept-
ed an invitation to lecture at Brown
University in Novembcfl 1914. In con-
of the Uniiersiiy
18861908 and since 1908 has
at Leeds.
Society,
treatises on radioactivity.
the of entrusting so much of our ecc-
ondnri school instruction to inoxpcr’
college, and the need of careful su-
pervision of their early work to sup-
plement the instruction given in col
by Chancellor Brown of New
University,
cent meeting of the Association
New England.
varsity and the City of
Teachers. This combination of
found elsewhere in New England.
Fukuoka Agricultural Experiment Sta
his book “Heredity," which
published last year through the Mac
inlllun Company.
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TICKETS m THE GAME.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. ti.~—~In explain
the number of applications
contrary there were one
Yale.
any public sale of tickets, however.
ow mun...»-
300 POINT POOL CONTEST.
week between William 'iluhbell.
drie, the Stamford champion.
will be played in Stamford:
w.
the advertising.
1.1..
professor of mathematics and phi'slt‘s
nection with the Celebration of theI
‘ One Hundred and Fifticiii Anniversaryi
Professor Bragg
was professor at Adelaide Uiiiiersity.,
been I
professor of mathematics and phi si1s
lie is a Fellow of the Royal l
lie is the author of special
The unwisdom of the present praC-‘
iemed teachers newly graduated from '
loge in educational theory was urged
Yor;k
formerly United States
Commissioner of Education, at the re-
of
Colleges and Preparatory Schools of
As an Illustration of
a desirable arrangement he mention-
ed the agreement between Brown Uni. ,
“Providence.
whereby students of Pedagogy at the
University are engaged as student
teachers in the city high animals and
grammar schools, and teach under the
direction of a number of Supervising
in~
struction in the theory and in the prac-
tice of Pedagogy, he said, was hardly
Professor H. iii. Walter of the De-
partment of liiology at Brown has giv-
en permission to Dr. Minami of the
tion Japan. to translate into Japanese
was
the~ilrst 150 points will he playod.and
on the following night the second half
and“ tenahte are 11' be” he‘déwfor
.. no
and hold a union fair some time in De.
camber. ‘ '
A demonstration of Edison‘s latest
guest this week of Mrs. R. H. Fitch. .. _
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of (law- "I:
non are me happy parents of a little ;:j'
Mrs. Eben Scribner .oi' Noroton has 7::
been visiting Miss Lucy Scribner of I
Rev. C. A, Marks attended a Mason- I ..
1c Lodge meeting in New Canaan Wed 1 ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Evans of Bridge- I 5:
port were“ the guests over Sunday 0,! '
married in the Methodist Parsonage '
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attended the funeral of a relative at :" '
re. .3 .
freshments, the afternoon and evening! . .
Mr, Wliitiock for forty.
The Civic League held its regular
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lNov. 17. This mechanical musical In.
lBIl‘llll‘lellI. is (filled the Diamond l’hon~
ograph and is practically perfect.
There will he no admission fee, and
no «ollcciion taken .
One of the social ments of the sea
211011 was the llallouc'en masquerade
lariy given last Friday evening bi
Miss Alice Barrinucr, at her home in
Holden llill. Twenty-five. guests were
present, some from Norwalk
,Branchvllle. The rooms were taste-
lfuliy decorated with Autumn leaves
land yellow paper, while Japanese innv
terns shed a soft illuminatIOn.
touts tried by the
maskers.
1 merry costumed
congratulated on giving eieryone a
good time.
EVERYMANj—A SIXTEENTH CEN-
TURY SERMON DRAMA.
On Sunday afternoon at 4:30 the
riched by a reading given by E. H.
Mead. of New York. who was with us
gave each helpful readings of The
Servant in the House and The Pose
ring of the Third Floor «Back.
of this reading and will give us a six-
Everyman.
morality plays which the church
1inspiration. The object of these read-
and cos of the «01111111111101. by new
method. if you have any interest in
Those who saw it when it was first Pro
to last. Yoanw- peopleare particularly
invited to be present.
will have the oriainnl fifteenth can.
At 4:30.
.An interesting three hundred point ‘ * ~1
pool game has been nrraugedfor next
the
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Refreshments wore seried - '
.and appropriate souvenirs presented .. .
iby the hospitable hostess who is to ‘be " ‘
vesper service at the Congregational :3 C
Church of South Norwalk will be en- '.'..I
last winter upon two occasions and 21.:
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Mend goes far back for the material ‘ "
toenth century sermon drama entitled
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that this did not mean a lessening 01;:soniflod and pleading with him for
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