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DIED
TO LET
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FOR SALE
DIED—IN BRIDEPORT, MONDAY
Nov 17, Thornton Smith. Funeral
servicoa Nov 20 at 11 a. m from St.
{:alll's liloiscopai' Church. Norwalk.
onn
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WANTED
WANTED—«CHAMIIERMAID. GOOD
wages and steady :work. Central lio-
tei. 1117 in
WANTED—TWO MALE BOARD-
ers at 3 Edlle Ave, East Norwalk.
Telephone 523-31117 3t
WANTED—A IFOitEl-GNER SEEKS
a private teacher in French language
once or twice a week. G. K., care Sen-
tinel. 1117 St
WANTED~HOII.SEVI'ORK BY A
respectable Hungarian woman. Will do
all kinds of work. Speaks German. 3
Lexington Ave. n16 Ii
-WANTED——A POSITIORN AS
steuographer and typewriter. Exper
lance. Reference Address L. W ,care
6rentinel Office, Nozwnlk Branch.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO
keep stock and general store work.
lilting references. The Grand 5c and
Mt stoie, 23—25 Main St, Norwalk.
n15 3t
WANTED—LOCAL REPRESENTA-
tives to sell a necessary article in all
offices and mercantile trade. A quick
seller and an excellent opportunity
tier right (party. Address Imperial Of-
[ice Supply Company, P. 0. Box 86-5.
Morlden, Conn, 1112 (it
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for let calves. $2
to $4 for~bob calves to fatten. M.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 ti
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO., INC.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 it
LOST
TO LET —— HOUSES, FLATS.
roams, manui'aotory, barn, store,‘shop,l
hotel and cottage. ltuymond time. i
FOR SALE OR To LET—7 ROOM
brick house and lot on Frost St. Price
$2,000. Apply P. W. Angione, care
Magner and Flynn. n18 3t
n18 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, 12
Woodbury Ave. Inquire on premis-
es. n17 3t
To LET—«AT 266 EAST AVE.. FIVE
large rooms, first floor. three minutes
from depot. Rent $12. H. D. Wright.
Tel. 1271—3. n13 6t
TO LET-~APA‘RTMENT, 16 Plus
St. Inquire ethos of R. and G. Corset
Company,
1112 ti‘.
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements. corner Cove and
First Sts. Inquire R. Joselovsky. 52
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 ti
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 Non-walk Phone 331.
018 ti.
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.
liloyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
016
SEE ‘
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Lite, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 WafilngiOh St.
DIES iN DANBURY LOCKUP.
Lukes Benedik0wic Expired Suddenly
in the Police Station.
LOSTHTORTOISE SHELL AN~
gore kitten. Reward for return to
Mrs. Dudley Raymond. 00 West Ave.
South Norwulk. n18 1t
FOUND.
mono—counts poo.
CALI. Ali‘-
ter 5 at 9 Bayview Ave. 1117 3t
PROFESSIONAL.
S. L. CLARY, PIANO TUNER,
experienced, prompt and ‘rcliublc.
Write, call or telephone 9:? West St...
South 'Norwalk, Conn. n17 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND
iiionse Cleaning Company-—\\-‘lndows
and houses and offices cleaned, rugs
and carpets beaten, signs polished.
Sand postal Box 516, South Norwalk.
‘ 1118 St
ORIENTAL RUG WORKS. 7 WIN-
ilcid St, East Norwalk~All kinds of
rugs woven from old carpetsf'nlso
rag carpet. Mull orders promptly at-
ionded to. 1117 3t
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CHIROPRACTIC
BPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODI.
'I . BARTHOL, D. C.
i I Atlantic St. atomford, Conn.
may Attendant. seat Rooms.
mouth Norwllk Office—43 Meadow BL,
78 p. to.
Phone Connecticut.
Hours-9 a. 111.45 p in. Monday, Wed
nesday. Friday, 6:30 p.111.
SPINAL‘ANALYSIS FREE.
Preperty Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR ic PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E.R.Bradley&Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, stack Painting.
11 Washington St. So Norwalk, Conn
Phone 781.
a.
(m ‘ %
%;R wt plummet- in,
it it.” Patent ulna
1876 to 11383
$10111in Bldg. 1115 Mainti‘
IIIUDGEPOR'I'.C eggs
Gas-J would use We on in»
l)ANllllll\'.. November. iS.»—\\'hen
the police opened the door oi‘ the lock.
tip in the City hall yesterday to take
Luke licnetiikowic i0¢the city coilrt.
the. man did not respond to his name.
lie was found lying: stretched, out in
a chair in the corridor, and appeared
to be asleep, Edward Rntchfleld, an-
other prisoner in the cell room. Stated
that a short time before the man had
been heard to groan and had been
quiet since then.
An examination showed that Benc-i
(likowic nus (lying ’l‘hcic twas piacii ‘
caily no pllISa heat and only a. feeble
iiiiitcring of the heart. Special Police '
mun Julius Herman worked hard over,
the man trying to revive him by means
of urtii‘icul respiration, but to no avail.
While the. policeman was working over
him the man's heart ceased beating
and other evidences of death appeared.
Dr. E. A. Stratton, the medical exam-
iner was notified. lie pronounced the
man (lead and told Captain Bradley to
have the body removed to an under-ink.
lug establishment. C. M. Duran receiv-
ed the body and will hold it until rela-
tives are located The police
learned of a man lives in the vicinity
of Tarrytown, N. Y., and are trying to
locate hint.
Benedikowic was arrested Saturday
evening in Maiden lune. soon after
leaving a saloon in that vicinity, He
was much under the influence of ii-
quor that he could not stand and it was
necessary to procure a. team to take'
him to the poilcp station. lie was in
tho. lockup all day Sunday and iii-
ilioiigh ill from the cil'ecis of drinking,
did not llillIlOill' to he in a serious con-
(illicit.
Ai ii: 30 o‘clock this morning the
man was able to be up and walk around i
.. but he informed l‘ctcy Sodorhery. the
Janitor. (that he did not feel very Well
within half an hour afterwards he was
(lead.
”Dr, Siriitioli Hintcd today that no1
autopsy would he ncccusury as and (Ix-i
iimiuutlon showed that death was due‘
to alcoholism and hcuit trouble. 'l‘ I
wore lip marks or
(m the body
llcncdihowic was ilIlolI, l’ll‘il scars
of use lie i’onnolly lived in llunbnry,
but went away some time ago and liv
cd in Stamford and Sputh Norwulk
bruises or any sort
FOR SALE-MOYER 1912 FIVE
passenger touring car, fully equipped,
in excellent running condition. A bar-
gain for some one who wants a good
car. Price $l,200. Cost new $2,500..
Address P. O. Box 135, Norwalk, Conn.
n18 lit
FOR SALE-MARE PACER, FOR
want of use. lxcellent for woman to
drive. Address 1301: 124, Norwalk.
, .. n18 3t
FOR . SALE ~ TWO PARLOR
stoves, one nearly new. Inquire 11‘. C.
Merrlileld, 'Rowayton. n17 lit
FOR SALE—HERRESi-IOW 1’1 PAS-
senger touring our, good condition,
22 horse (power. Address C. W., care
Sentinel. ,
FOR SALE—SEVEN ACRES OF
salt meadow grass. between the two
Norwalks, good road, cheap. Abel
Dance, Darlen. Conn. 1117 iii
FOR SALE~EXTRA GOOD FAM-
ily cow; also a good work horse.
Cheap it‘ sold at once. Wm. Oswald,
Crsnbury, opposite school. 1115 iii
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that talk—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kInds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Now Open
Under new management
THE FORMER
Lane Restaurant
Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
L B. TRIPP, Mgr.
PVTHI‘AN APPOINTMENTS
Made by Grand Chancellor Crangle‘
for Domain of Connecticut.
Grand Chancellor .1, Fred (Tangle.
of Simslniry, oi‘ ilie grand lodge of
Connecticut, Knights of Pytiiliis. in his
that official circular, announces his
appointments of standing committees
and district deputy grand Chancellors.
'as follows:
Judiciary and. (Rules-«Josiah
Levy, Hartford; John 11.
Rockvllle; Frank ii. Mann, New Illurt-
lord.
Appeals and Grievances-Milan), W.
W.
Case, East Granby; W. S Clark, Meri-' C
den: Fred Gauthier, Hartford.
Finance and Mlleuge~John S. Dew-
ey, 'l‘ariiivillo; Frederick C. Marg-
grai'i‘, Waterbury; William R, Ros-
brook, East .i-larii’ord.
Credentials and Reports—«Hermann
P. Kopplemunn, linrti’ord; William P
Burke. New liuven; John A Dolan,
New Britain.
State of the Onion—Charles ll.
Wonk, Hartford; George L. Strait,
Winstcd; Charles 11. Draper, Water-
ville.
Priiiting»~J. Fred Granule. Slims-
Ibury; George E. Wright. Hartford;
William N, Potter. Wiillmautic.
Fraternal Correspondencowtlooriie
A. Sturdy, New London; George 11.
Mitchell. New ‘Britiilu; Wayne R. llol-
comb. East (lmnby.
Pyihlan Home-«Dr John J Galley,
Waiorhuiy; Henry I) Stanton, New
London: William J lIiiiler. W‘ifl‘ lia-
he11;llenlnmiu ilerusiciu, New lla-
ven; Citation A. Van Win. ilraniord;
George ll. Alien, Windsor: Frank it.
'Sklit, Hartford: .liiy lI‘. Otto. Eey-
inour: John Evans, Watcrtowu.
lillutrict Deputy Grand Chancellors
1.. Nowell St. John. District No.
,Pheips. 'IIIl, ,,,No fl; William P. ilishop, cry or ‘1 000 and fl". district treat-1111‘ venue for (‘otuioc'ikut mid lliindo 4s
lNo. 4; James Kelley. .lr.. No. ll; Ar
lthur 1" Mitchell. Mo fl; William it?
Snyder, No, '1‘; .Iolmlll. Johnson, No.
ii: Aicx ltydimrsward No. ii: Albert
M. Simona No it); llormnh Violi-
i
Thomas, '
Three lliOllIIiH use he returned to Dilil Minion No “2 John N William. N0.
bury and since that time had been-121 William .lohnstonc. 1'0. "W W“
(hoarding with John Doctor, 23 Wild ”"m J, mm‘khlll‘lh .lr., “‘40: 14 0‘30"!”
man ionu lie was employed as it iani- illurk. ‘“’- 1" William ll. Wood
borer II) P. .l Kittz'a quk yard ward, No. 16' 00] E Wardner, Sf"
Mill llucior stated this morning that lNU' '7' 1' rank A Kennedy, No. 18'
tlin mun IllIiI a son. Martin, who was Econ‘ L. ”0M" ‘No. 19:. James G
employed on a farm near 'l‘urrytown. “"0? M1 "m George F" Petlizen.
No. 2|: Thomas L. Cort, No. 22:
and that he had a wife and u daughter
Who lived Iii Hit 1, r The (lilo I Jonathan W. Chum“, No. 23: (“mm
often 1.... l . ' )1)“in i n: ‘ M “NH hortic. No. 24; w. s. Stock-
“ ii . ‘i “‘3 9““ ii“ ‘I “M ”R Mk” . well.‘ No. 25: Nehemiah Cnndee. ‘No.
‘1 ”It to WOW. 11"“ [0" Um "1‘39"“ {26: Orrin 13. (indwull, No. 27: Filmer
he never made any preparations in
, Hoyt. .‘o. 28; J. Charles Semen. No.
case he should be lukeii ill or die. 29; Crunier (:1, Hegemnn. No. 30'.
it?
IE'I‘B PIIIII
(menu’s IND em “I”
Needed will! lb «tum the Kellen
are. the blue it Prieste' Island and
the lite at the hi? mode.
The session or court did not start
until 1 o'clock. After putting on a
few witnesses the state rested. The
defense put on a few witnesses in con-
nectlon with: the so-called Totem tire,
that State's Attorney Seal-lee said he
would not ask for a conviction on that
count. A recess was then taken,
while the lawyers held a conference.
After some time, court again recon-
vened and Howarth; changed his pics.
The unexpected change in pics by
Attorney Howertli ends without doubt
one of the most sensational arson
trials in Connecticut in some years.
For a year the city of Putnam had
had a number of {mysterious fires—all
oi’ incendiary origln-~and not the“
slightest clue could be traced. Thou-
sands of dollars damage was done, and
one blaze in a lumber yard .led to
almost a conilagration.
Finally, a distinct sensation was
caused, when the state police arrested
Frank it), .liowarth. a youthful lawyer,
only just admitted to the bar. and his
chum, Lindley Cuine, a superior court
messenger. Both indignantly denied
the accusations.
There were many rumors as to the
evidence, but when superior court
opened a few weeks ago, the state iin«
mediately showed its hand by putting
on the stand» Mrs. Zola Bennett, 11
Danielson widow, who had been mar-
WASUNAIIMUIIS
by Judiciary Committee oi
Senate
BRAIDIIEI Iii RtPflRi
HillllllllS IHIS WIIK
Concludes (his oi the Bilieresi
Contests Ever-Wagon in‘Staia
lor Federal Plum
WASHINGTON, Nov 18.———l.ly a un-
animons vote the Senate ConumltteoI
on the .ludirlary today agreed to the
confirmation of Edwin S, Thomas, of
New Haven, as judge of the United!
States Court for the District of Con- -E
necticut, Senator Brandegee of Con-
nectlcnt will report the committees"
findings to the Senate in executivei
fled three times. From her evidence session this week, and will move Mix;
it developed that she had been hired Thomas' confirmation. The nomin'vl
by State Policeman Hurley to secure tion of Mr Thomas was made several:
evidence for the state. iweeks use by the President and his
"Bing ”19 pretense that she wanted confirmation in committee has been
ll mythical mine shaft in Colorado delayed by Connecticut men opposed
burned How'urth boasted to her. so to him .
Mrs. Bennett testified, of his (“must
0 u b in ii [i u l d End. Bittercomst'
a one v c rig to es int 111 ‘
. , . 1
occurred in Putnam. In the menu- I “he “(“0“ 0f the senule(oniin iteei
time. State Policeman Hurley with a on the Judiciary today means the end;
telephonic device, was in another of one of the bitterest contests chr‘
i
l
i
.snd Steaveus.
here Frank W lIollowos, We 2' Jolirey O. l
,trlci.
ihis part. in some of the tires. and “11‘
‘You Want Wallace lNutting (picturexl
mom and took notes on the powers“. t’vnged for a federal plum in this State
tion that passed between the two. .The row dale-ii buck l0 lust tiny W hen)
Howurih made many visits to Mrs the Connecticut delegation, composed
Vilenucti' 3 home in llnnielson, and she entirely of Denim-tats, caucused on the
entertained him with. lobster suppersfscverai oilices to be filled.
where cocktails and wine were servedE At that time. Thomas F. Noonc. of
The state also introduced eiidcncc of Rockilllo was tinI choice of the entire
the conversation that was nllcr'ed to delegntk,“ “lip the exception of Roll
hiivel taken place beiwoon the accused "ismiaiiio William Kciiiicdy. Mr.
men after they were lodged in jail. Kcniich‘ g (hoico was former Mayor
Chine furnished another sutpiisc, wanm 1.;_ Thnnis of Waterbury, Both
later in the proceedings by confessing names wore pmmmmd to the nemrt-
.1091”: of Justice and a inorrl' “’“r “'5‘“
iplicuting MS hwy" friend. precipitated. Representative Kennedy
You want 't-ouis go to Mluiz‘s
versary sale.
liowarih is engaged to be married, won out in his fight against .Noonc.‘
and his fiancee sat with him in court , ,
during some of u“, proceedings. .whon President \\ lison announced
'ihtit he would not name the ltockvillc
:man without the endorsement of Alien 3
;hey General Mr. McRcynOlds. 'e
l When it was sccn that there was no
6 I] hope of naming either Noono or
Thoms the Connecticut delegation LI‘OI-
You want iron pipe go to Raymond ted out several more candidates i‘ore
Bros. Itho job, John l. (lullinnii of Bridge 1
‘ port was among the last crop of candl- j
Anni dates
:to the Senate the name of iI‘ duin Tho-ej
as, executivo secretory under Governor
You want new stamped needle walk Simon E Baldwin and {or 11 number of I
[or (‘lirisimas lie to the N. F.
ompnny.
“Hm years secretary or the Democratic
, State Central Committee. ,
Triumph for Reilly. |
Mr. Thomas‘ name did not meet with i
favor in many parts of the State and
his opponents succeeded in holdinar
up his name in committee for «moral
week, Senator Walh oi Montana, :1
, member or the committee, recently vls
tiled this State to investigate some of,
the charities inadiI against Mr, 'i‘homua’
tiltnoss for the place,
The [act that the Senate Committcoi
unanimously agreed to endorse Mr.I
SThoines‘ name indicates that charges
lined.) by his opponents were consider
ed very crimisly. Senator ilrundouce's
JHIIIIlNIp on the nomination now practi-
caily insures its confirmation
The expected confirmation of Mr
Thomas will not maktI for greater bur l
moin in the Connecticut (intonation
:WllIIlll Ililil been split wide upon on the
TION. jiidgtplhip. Representative llioily, it‘
The tour petitions requesting I,lm;Wllllll(lIlil.nd uuticdoy is iliumily mom.
commissioners m “"1 first taxing (its. her or the (intonation whose district
trict (0 call a mum” for the Without! has been recognized in the distribu
of reconsidering the, “up,“ mm.“ m tion of three juicy noveruinctii plums
the inst one when it was voted in my him Mr llitiiiy landed James 1, Walsh
the commissioner“ [in uga‘rpgnt” mi of Merklcu, its collector of iiiicrnnl re
. . i
You want an overcoat no to Rogcrs!
wit...“
You want Thanksgiving kitchen
more go to Albert Gehebe‘s.
You wan-t a good dinner go to the
Mansion House.
go to W. 1‘. Doors.
You want a Sweeter-Vac go to A.
J. Angcvine (in 8011 Company.
:You want heavy suitings to
head's.
80
You want an electric washing ma-
chine so to the United Electric Light
and Water Company
~ ”W
ONE HUNDRED SIGNERB TO PETI.
or 3200‘ have pm," Called in and for :Illilii. Miler (haunt-ill of Waterbury.
worded to the commissioners. Some “ii“ ”lmm'll‘ll‘fll‘l'ldnii‘I" lillflllfllllmlllr
hundred mamas or more have been M" \l “W‘ "l“! Rl‘ill‘l‘lilmlilllw Kerr
affixed to the documents Only twenty uedy W'ls cuniltlciii that he Would he
ilio signatures are required to call u. "“1““,
district meeting. and the sponsors oil '11"!!! t‘mm' the i‘lrcnlt i‘oiiri ,IlliIlIP'
lliiil movement lire quite eluted at the§9lllp vacancy citllscd by the realms-
inipmpt evidenced. The "1.10m“: will tion 01' Midge Waller Noyes, oi“, Now
be held u", may, 1"th of next week. lmndon President “been picked
probably Monday or *l‘ucsday, as a llcun ”my Wild“ "“3"“ 0f Ville
live days notice oi such a mommy; 119W 9363100! for this job and the curl»
must be gm." u”. 01...,er 0f Ills dis limitation in the. Senate followed im-
_ mmlluioiy. The Illil‘ilI. honor for New
Maw ‘lijm-en county. most of which cmn~
Sentinel Wants 11an employers prises Representative Reilly's district,
and employee!” together. where the is Ilic expected confirmation or lid-I,
employer may learn of the proficiency win til. Thomas for the late Judge;
Ind 911me or, those il’isit‘s place on the district court!
whom he .
would hire. . bench.
Mm
Endorsed for District iudgeshlp ‘
'filifillfitllflw.hl‘l,ull,~1lr
til I. S. IHUMAS
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‘ tising, we know that women judge us mostly BY WHAT WE DO and
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THANKSGIVINC SALE
at Greatly Reduced Price- oi Lsdles' and Mlues’ cults.
presses. Skirts. Weists. Fun! and Cox-sew. ,
When a Woman goes shopping she goes to the store in VM‘
she has the greatest confidence. 'Bhe does not judge mm by“ M
they claim to do. but. what they do do. She goes to the Item will”
she has always learned gives all or (more than the promise. While
some stores are always claiming to give unheard or values. it ll“,
quite often the case that some other store not claiming so much It} .
really giving better values. While We are firm believers in “HUI-w
M
not, by what we say. Hence we depend upon real, genuine value 3le?
ing to get us customers and keep them. We want you.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwaik
515 Main 81., Stamford. 83 South Main as. South Nomlk.‘
.z.:.
Gold Medal.
Name a talking machine? Vic-v
tor.-
.Name a pickle?
Name a flour?
Advertising
Will Do
It !
Heinz.
Name a collar? Arrow.
Name a brand of soap? Ivory.
Ask the above questions to any.
ten well-informed men—men you
would like to have for customers,
for instance. It is an even bet
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above. Why
such a unanimous opinion? What
does it all mean? What brought
it about?
Advertising.“ Advertising is
the moving force behind all the
great commercial successes of to-
day.
DO. YOU ADVERTISE?
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