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WANTED . gm
w A N 'r E 0 —~ ollAMnunMAm.
steady work. Good wages. ,fluntral
liiotel. n10 3t
WANTEDn—«BOY TO HELP IN
rwash .room. Crescent I.auwdl'y..:East
lNorwaJk, all) fit
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WANTED—BY MIDDLE AGED WO-
mun. General housework in small
private family. Inquire 24 Elm Grove
St, South Norwalk. am It
WANTED -- TWO RELIABLE
waitresses. Apply to L. 13, Tripp. for-
merly Lane's restaurant, Washington
St. 'r' 1110 It
LADIES’ EARN $2.25 DOZEN MAK-
'iflg plain lleckwear. Home business.
Experience unnecessary. Mull ;dlme
for pattern, instructions. Needlecraft
.lG72 Altoona, Pa. ”lilo 1t
WANTED—«SITUATION AS STEN-
ographcr, eight years“ experience,
{knowledge of bookkeeping. Address
l-iteno, care Sentinel. "1110 iii.
WANTED-«BY GERMAN WO—
tlnan, washing and cleaningypy the
day or washing to do at home“; Mrs.
Demuth, North Taylor Ave.
WANTED ~— FIRST MogtgtjGAGll
loan of $3,750 on a 12 room modern
residence. Box 685, South Norwalk.
2118 iii;
WANTED~TWO (2i FIRST-CLASS
men tailors to work on ladicsbcoats.
Steady work. W. F. Mahe,r,,,1385
ll'unistan Ave. “ 115 (it
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.
r. 029 if
CLIJErrfliisAaoov a co‘.."lNc.,
have situations to offer on shirt work.
power machines, steady work, W08 tf
SEE , ,,
C. T. McGovern
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
lllonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
jfix
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LATEST METHODS.
l." . BARTHOL, Dr; C.
i 7 Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
tooth Norwalk Office—03 Meadow 8h.
78 p. m.
Phone Connectlonl.
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Hoursv-ii a. m.~5 p. m. Mending-Med.
uesduy. Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
[Elli ilillltiir
ORDER TO SETTLE Accouillr.
District of Norwalll. es. 'l’l'obatc
iii-curl, November .‘l, A. ll. tillage-.-
lr‘stal‘o of William R. Lockwood, late
of Norwalk, in said Diutrict, deceased.
Ordered, That the trustee under the
will of said deceased exhibit ills ad-
ministration to this (lourt for adjust-
ment, at the Probate ofllrcgu Nor-
.walk. on the 21st day of Nights ber.
1913, at 10 o'clock forcuoon. fund that
all persons interested in salt" matter
may be notified thereof. the said trus-
rtec will cause this order to be put»
“shed in a nowupapor lluviug‘pplrcu-
lution in said district, at tenerlllve
days before said Saint day of Novcln
her, lillli.
HENRY W. ,iitl'cthRYs:
Judge.
AUTO VICTIM HA's INTERNAL. IN-
JURIES. " .
Alhnrt ’I‘urner, who was struciiiliy an
automobile on Westport avenue, .il‘ri-
day night. is getting along flfl‘wiui as
can be expected considering his llliur-
it‘ll. lll‘. William J. Tracey. who is at-
tending him at the Norwalic ”annual,
Matt-d that the patient is complaining
ol‘ pain ill the region of his stomach
and that there in a mark indir hilt
that the lllllcilille struck llltlltslhdhe
abdomen. it is supposed that it was
the tender of the car, because it was
bent, and that the wheels passed over
’l‘urnsr's tetra. causing a fractpm of
one above the knee and a compound
fracture of the other aboVe the ankle.
Saturday night ’i‘urner ruined more
Mood and it is feared that he has ire
tortlal injuries. -.- .
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Good tenants lifé‘tti he had~-ior
the advertising. . J
LASSIF‘IED (Advertisements on this ‘ page. twenty.
Each Additions; Word. 1 cent
. face or Clips. Double Price
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FOR SALE
TO LETn-‘ROOMS IN THE DIB~
lite building on North Main St. J.
Irving Dibble at office of The Ferris
Coal Go, all) at
“good condition.
FOR BALE-JCAI‘HLLAC 5 PAS.
sengler touring car. fully equipped, in
Inquire 75 Woodward
Ave, South Norwaik. Conn. n8 3t
To LETWFOUR ROOMS ON SEC-
cud floor and one attic room. Im-
provements. Inquire 24 Taylor Age;
n1 ‘t
To LET—MODERN HOUSE, SIX
rooms, all improvements, 5 minutes
from depot. Maring Construction 00.,
South Norwalk. n8 lit
‘TO LET~TWO MORE 3 APAIRT~
meats ready. .Heat and hot water
furnished. Inquire 53 West Ave, Non
walk. all 1w
TO. LET—TWO OFFICE, ROOMS
over my store. 5 Main St, .‘orwalk.
Inquire of John T. Hayes. all (it
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all impmvements, corner Cove and
First fits. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 52
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 ti?
To LET—~PRIVA'I‘E PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort ~St., East Norwalk. Phone 33;. f
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TO LET OR FOR SALE—:6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. lst. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at, The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 tf
Stop Paying Rent
If you have $500 you can buy a bun-
galow, five rooms and bath, furnace
heat." Piped and wired for gas and
electricity. Corner lot, .30 x lat). Open
for inspection each afternoon. Situat-
ed at East. Norwalk just off Gregory
Boulevard. Balance of principal may
be made in small monthly payments.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON 8-. 00., iNC.
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It would
Agency Appeals to Government
to: [claps 0 Stop Dut-
break ‘
SAN'l‘E Fill, N_ M., Nov. S.~An ap-
pcul fol aid to prevent the nlasuacre
ol' the tlztll‘un agency force at Ship-
l'ock, on the Navajo reservation ill
northwestern New Mexico, was re-
uclvcti by United States Marshal A.
Ii. i'iudspeth yesterday from Agent W.
T. Shelton. A telegram from the
Agent says the indians threaten to
kill the whites at the agency on Mon.
day unless the government. drops pro
secutiou of eleven Indian outl' \ls ill~
dicted by a federal grand jury on
charges or riot and assault.
Sheriff Starts Out. '
Upon receipt of the fippcal, the
United States marshal had the shel‘lii’
(if Mcliillley county to go to the re-
Rtrl‘VllliOll with deputies. liudspetll
also plans to leave for the scene to-
morrow witll a posse. ,
After the indictment of the eleven
outlulva Marshall Iiudspoth spent
three \\I.‘('liFl at the reservation and He
curei a promise from the chief of the
tribe that the indicted would surrend-
or on Noll-.mbcr iii, 'i‘hlnking the mat-
ter settled. he returned reaching Sun-
in he last night.
500 Indiana at Large.
There are about 500 Nuvajos ill the
\‘il’ille of Shillrork who have never
visitcd llu: tiltoilcy nor acknowledged
tllu authority of the United States.
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ENTERTAWED AT WHIST.
Company of Friends at the Residence
of Mrs, Stephen L. Clary.
Mrs. Stephen 1.. t‘lury entertained a.
few friends at. willst Saturday eyeun
log at her home lll Wont street. T‘ilt‘i'
first. prize was uncured by Mrs. Wuyto
A. iluyuloud: t'ocoml,,l\lru. JollnHoury
Knapp anti consolation Mrs. Frank N!
Ferris. A tempting luncheon was scr~‘
ved anti the aitair was a delightful one;
in every way.
l'l'he guests present were him. Then-
dorushNasll, Mrn. Edwin K. Bullock,
Mrs. M. ii. Mitchell, Mrs. thyte A.
Raymond, Mrs. John H Knapp. Mra
Frank N. Ferrin, Mrs. Multimuuail. of
New York; Mills lillilo Geller, Mil-ls
'icorfi’ipnnu Clinton. Miss Susan Scull.
tier. Miss Lizzie Scudlller, Mm‘nnuy
Shudder, Miss Marietta Couch, Miss
Lilla (,‘ourh. Miss Nollie fit-chard and
Miss Helena A. Mitchell.
ADVERTlSE IN THE 8ENTINEL.
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FOR SALEn-NEW MODERN TWO-
tamily stucco house, 5 minutes from
depot; all improvements. Bargain.
Small cash payment, balance on easy
terms. Marius; Construction Co, 123
Washington St., South Norwalk. 08 6t
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAleMA-
hognuy motor boat, wonder engine.
all in good condition, $70. I). Irrig-
stud, ‘5 Platt St, East Norwaik, near
Charles St. ' ‘ n7 3t
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”LOST
LOST—«iiETWEEN WEST ST. AND
East Norwalk. silver mesh bag, con-
taining small change. Reward for re-
tum to Sentinel office. as lit
LOST~FOX .TERRIER, BROWN
and white. Answers to name of Trix,
blind in right eye. Reward for re-
W. ’D. PETTY, D. 6., CHIROPRAC-
tfiP—Spinal Adjustments. Will call
at your home to give adjustments.
Spinal analysis free. Office, Room 8,
Mansion House. South Norwslk.
Phone 307. ‘ 06 Im
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life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN ill. SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
lllllill Hlillltll
' liliilllll RlllHlNlltll
.Game Warden and Special Pro;-
iector Caplhred Italian Peach
er With The Goods
~—
ANSl’lNlA, Nov, ills-aiust before it
o'clock Saturday morning Game Wat'-
dcn Wilbur I". Smith, of Norwaik, and
Special Protector A. ll. Parrott, of
Strutforti, brought into the town court
on 'ltulian, wllo gave the name of File-
miiicio 'l‘ret'llno, and charged him with
hunting without a license, and also
with killing song birds illegally.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hill
at once, drew up the necessary \vurl
rants and the case was tried. Trecano
pleaded guilty to the charge of hunt-
ing without a license and also admitt-
ed he knew the law ill this reepeut.
llis bag of game consisted of time rod
squirrels, two chipmunks and two
slate-colored Jullcots or snow-birds.
The whole hag would scurcoly make a
couple of good bites. ’I‘recona ex-
plained that the shooting of the birds
was a mistake as he hit them while
shooting at squirrels. it developed
that when apprehended 'i‘recano on
fared the two officers $10 each to let
him escape. 'i‘recano said he ilad been
told that by doing this he would be
let go if arrested.
'l‘recuuo is employed ill the works
of the R. N, Bennett Co. and having
a day off he thought he would try a
nun lately purchased from a friend.
it chanced that Game Warden Smith
and Protector Parrott were making a
tour of tilts district and came upon
’i‘rcscuuo as stated. ‘
Judge lililon questioned 'i‘roctlno at
considerable length and then ntateti
Unit the man evidently had no ox-
lon was inclined to unit the pronoun
tor to file a charm: of attnlllploll brib-
ery against *I'roumo but Warden
Smith oxplaiurd that it was appar-
ently ll matter of conuuon lleilol’
among the itallllilu that 'by paying ex-
pansion they. can entrain: attondiml‘
court and the contemplated charge
Was not brought.
‘Tl‘tltrllim was lined $25 and costs for
llunillln without a license and $5 for
shooting blrdn illegally. Title with the
icon of the officers made the whole
cost $49.2?» which ’i‘re’cuno paid.
mme %
anger-$2..» ‘3 k
if g [taJ‘nIcmofl‘wi
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mallow to
raise, ill-l he knew the law, Judith Dip.
. the morning the work of the. wreck-
ends. of Well: Ma
and William ‘Ko for. "or Lewisboz'o,
owner of the 'uutpmohue which than;
ed in the not:
most pet-fact‘of wrecks ever seen“
here. ‘
and pleasure automobile. containing
the rear of that. Young Keillor came
ly does. of Saturday evening and took
intending to give them an evening
ride. The autoists took the post read
and started toward New York.. All
went well until the car reached Mil-
ler's bridge.
The cause or the accident is much
in doubt, but it is believed that a bros
ken spring. which was week although
wired together, gave way to the strain
'on turning the corner at the bridge,
driver's camel. The car crashed in;
to the stone abutment, ripping out}
several large boulders and tearing!
down "an iron guard rail. The occu-!
pants were thrown clear of the wreck!
age and the machine toppled over the:
bridge abutment pevefal feel belowg
striking upside down. i
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lmore seriously than either of the;
gathers, but is the first to in} about. - .
l The noise of the collision and the,“
ishouts of the young people, awokel
:cmpioyeos; at WVeisbrit‘s I
Il‘louse on’the east side of the bridgeni
i'l‘hey arose and took the victims into'
jthc cafe until Vanst iirothcrs' automo
Ibilc arrived to rush them to South:
-l\‘ohwaik for medical attendancef
'YW'hile waiting for the automobile tho,
‘inmatcs of the road house bathed tth
wounds of the three and made them.
,ns comfortable as possible consider?
Jim: the nature of their injuries.
The automobile look the party to:
tho hplne of «fir: Francis l. ilurneilfl
vwlm‘litns would“: from bed to attend:
‘llil‘m. Slmondswhhd a pad push in his:
skull due to his hard collision with
ville rocks, smr‘m alilchcs were talc;
ouifihthe wo Kolllcr had his loss;
.litfit,'_vahd it; feared that one hndi
‘ serloulv ilgfiédiifillll it is now boilcvedi
l
‘lhat 1“,? mill recover all right, titre;
{Grant‘s lower limbs were also iniuredl
and “Sim complained at pains. ill but"
back and stomach. She will be roll-
timed to her bed for some time, it lug"
gsald.
:ilil.
injuries did not prove
for.."tlle crash must have been
tremenduouu, and the young people;
must have been thrown with great se-E
Vverity as the car stopped so suddenly;
Aftel‘treatment at in. Burnett's, dur-.
ging which thermally Stayed an hour,.
‘ Kohler was taken to his home in Lowls~
born, Kolllcr is well known in South
gNorwaik, having been a frequent visi-
lior here. At one time not long ago
the was employed for a while in the
All were bruised and scratched
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fSanitary Lunch room in South llain ‘
istreet. His uncle conducted a res-
‘taurant in North Main street some
:years ago. and ills father at present
3 Lewisboro.
was the tires.
lator sinusllsd beyond repair, the lamps
body and all other woodwork domollull-
chine hall suffered. 'l‘ho heap Was a
veritable junk pile as seen on (lot—
~lllll'u filitolllolillniti'llt'k at Crow's sar-
ago yesterday.
Kollicr's father gave the Job for the
removal of the automobile to Molnar
Craw. lie took Clifford (lutblll‘s truck
down with him and he. and Mr. Cut-
bill with a force of "W“ ruined the
wreckage and installed it on the truck,
arriving at the garage around noon.
iMr. Crew estimates that the l‘elmil‘li
'wi'li not be worth while,
lluudreda of peo'plc gathered at the
scene of the actlldout yesterday and in
are won hampered by haulernfmou and
.others merely inquisitive and curious.
All who attended the ultp or the diode.
tor remarked at how fortunate was
the escape of the particlllantn
’l‘he rend was very slippery at thin
place, the ruin of naturally llavlnh'
transformed 'tile Warrenlto pavement
and Mrs. Grant lost control of the car
as it skidded.
Mrs, Grant is Well known locally.
Bile formerly ‘alill‘lared in the box of-
fice at iloyt's Theatre and later prom-
inence has come through her suit for
”treat. North Side; “
‘ " Although quite .
badly hurt amounts trio was seri-. “
ousiy injured. The car is one of the. '
The car was a combination delivery .'
a single seat,“\wlth1_a delivery «body in .
down from his horns. as he frequent- :
Mrs. Grant and Shannon into the our, l
throwing the ‘Steering gear from the ‘
Halfway :‘
but it is iniruculous that tlloiri-i
illas a hotel in Ridgeilold and one in -
About the only thing ofnny value " _
that was not broken on the automobile i ‘-
Ail four remained in ..
tact, willie the spokes from one were j
removed completely with the rim. The I .
,engine is somewhat battered. the rlldi~
'broken and bout, the oil' lamps lost in I.
the river, the pump broken, the mflEilE~ -
to put out of commisaiou. the delivery '
ed, and in fact every part of the aim _
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