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DiED~lN BRIDEPORT. MONDAY.
Nov. 17,. Thornton Smith. Funeral
services Nov. 20"at 11 a. m. from St.
Paul’s Episcopal Church, Norwalk,
Conn.
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WANTED
WANTED—«LOAN 0N :MORT-
gage 33.750 to $4,000 on new modern
stucco residence. Box 685, South Nor-
nl9 6t
WANTED-«CHAMBERMAID. GOOD
wages and steady twork. Central l-Io-
tel. . n17 3t
WANTED-TWO MALE BOARD-
ers at 3 Ediie Ave, East Norwalk.
Telephone 52343. n17 3t
WANTED—A FOREIGNER SEEKS
a private teacher in French language
once or twice a week. G. K., care Sen.
tinei. n17 3t
WANTEDwm-CAL REPRESENTA~
tives to sell a necessary article in all
offices and mercantile trade. A quick
seller and an excellent opportunity
for right party. Address Inmerlai Ot-
Ilce Supply Company, P. 0. Box 865.
Meriden, Conn, n12 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 ration. H.
Friedman, lConn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 tr
CLUETT, PEABODY &, CO., INC.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
«power machines, steady work. 08 ti
LOST
LOSTHTOR’I‘O‘ISE SHE-LL
gora kitten. Reward for return to
Mrs. Dudley Raymond. 60 Want Ave,
South Norwalk. all) 2t
' “sepsis?
FOUND ~— POCKICTBOOK CON-
ialniug money. inquire at this 01'-
.flce. all) 31
FOUND~-COLLIE DOG. CALI. Ali‘-
ier 5 at 9 iflayview Ave. n17 3t
”PROFESSIONAL.
.8. L. OLARY, PIANO TUNER.
experienced, .prompt and reliable.
Write, call or telephone 93 West St,
South zNorwaik, Conn. n17 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
FRANK LOMBARDO, DANCING
school at Quitner‘s ilnil, every Friday
night. Dancing from S to 13 p, m.
Ladies tree, hill 31
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND
House Cleaning Company—Windows
and houses and offices cleaned, rugs
and carpets beaten, signs polished.
Send postal Box 516. South Norwalk.
nlil 6t
ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, 7 WIN.
field St, East Norwnik~All kinds of
rugs woven from aid carpets; also
rag canpet. Mull orders promptly at-
tended to. all 31.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwnik, as. Probate
Court, November 17. A. 1),, 1913.
Estate of Annie .1. Taylor, late 01'
Norwnik, in said district. deceased.
The Court 01‘ I’rolutic for the Dls~
trier of Norwaik. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
within said time, will be debarrod a
recovery. All persons indebted to salt]
estate are requested to nacho imme-
diate payment to
WALTER ’l‘. TAYLOR.
Administrator.
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CHIROPRACTIC
BPINAL ADJUSTMFMTS.
LATEST METHODS.
I . BARTI’IOL, D. C.
l I Atlantic 81. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
mouth Norwslk Office—~53 Meadow at,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—«9 a. m.-5 p. m. Monday. Wed.
urzsday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPlNAL ANALYBIO FREE.
‘ 'E‘EA'D’ tweets. Abs has?“
CHICAGO, Nov. iii.«»~Al)rnllmri Lin-
(olu‘a address, which was delivered
hill 26 (iii
iifty years ago today, was read today '
to the one million pupils in the public
schools of llliuois.
i’upiis above the sixth grade had
immunised the address and recited it
“t the hour at which President Lui-
oniu began his speech. Tonight the
speech will be repeated in nearly ev4
ery night school and social center in
the dilute.
. city.
ANr.
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Professlo
0rd. 1 cent
lace or Capo. Double Pr!
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TO LET
RENT~ON DEC. 1. BEAUTIFUL
new 6 room residence. all modern im-
provements, electric, gas, 61.6.. 5 min-
utes from East Norwnlk depot. Fine
location. Inquire Marlng Construc-
tion Company, 123 WashingtonmSt.,
u 61'.
To LET - HOUSES. FLATS.
rooms, mnnui’actory. barn, store, shop,
hotel and cottage. Raymond Bios;
11 8'1.
To LED—FOUR ROOMS, 12
Woodbury Ave. Inquire on premis-
es. n17 3t
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TO LET—AT 266 EAST AVE, FIVE
large rooms, first floor, three minutes
from depot. Rent 312. H. D. Wright.
Tel. 1271-3. n13 6t
'ro LET—~APARTMENT. 16“’PINE
St, Inquire oflice of it. and G. Corset
Company,
n12 it”
TO LET—«FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First Sta. Inquire R. Joselovsky. 52
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. Britton, 82
Fort St, East Nonwalk. Phone 331.tr
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To LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
ill. Hoyt. at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 tt
SEE
C. T. McGOvern
About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance. also Surety
ilonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies. '
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR ic PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E. R. Bradley & C0.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
, CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Washington St. So Norwalk, Conn,
" Phone 781.
Cilii’iilll illlllilitliii
REX THEATRE.
Today's program will consist entire .
iy ol‘ the one big six-reel production
from A. Manzonl's great lziasterpieco,
“The Botrothnl." This is the biggest
feature ever shown in The Norwalks
and everyone should see it. it is
something that lasts for a little while.
Everyone knows about the big four-
reel production that is coming Friday
~~lt is "Snpho," from the world—famous
novel by Alphonse Dnudet. and is the
only version authorized by the author.
Although this famous play was at one
time condemned in New York city,
every one may rest assured that there
will be nothing indecent in Friday's
photo-play. or it would not have “been
passed by the national board of censor-
ship.
This in the llrst of the great series
of iuunonse productions that the Rex
Theatre has booked. most of which
are nix. seven and eight reels in length.
The special admission’i‘or “Shpho” will
be inc at night to adults and lilo for
children. The matinee will remain the
(iron.
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CLEANING UP THE CITY LOT
lin street surrounding tho old lire.
house and the new central fire station.’
The fire inddlcu, too, have become imaf
lined with the cleaning fever and tho;
station grounds and the building it»
self are helm; subjected to a vigortms
overhauling and cleaning.
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‘ questing is therefore, still in order
and thewioo manure saying, a. they
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year. that John M. Donnaliy would
be the man Congressman Donovan
will name when the proper time
comes, which cannot now be very far
on. ‘ . ,
per Insertion. In black-
Purltlos Pushed Thomas.
As already told. when it was
known that "Billy" Thomas was de-
FOR SALE
roar BALE—A BRAND new on:-
ver typewriter, $25.00 below the origi-
fl‘iun‘. um... to Many result! upr-
started to sheave after election last ‘
nal lprioe.
bin graphophone for $15.
user. 76 Washington 181. n19 3t
FOR SALEn-‘COW AND CALF. IN~
quire Joseph Erdos, Connecticut Ave.
1119 It
FOR SALE OR TO LET-~7 ‘ROOM
$2,000.
Mngner and: Flynn. n18 lit
FOR SALE—MOYER 1912 FIVE
passenger touring our, fully equipped.
in excellent running condition. A bar-
gain for some one who wants a good
car. Price $1,200. Cost new $2,500.
Address P. O. Box 13-5. Norwulk, Cgun.
- n1 3t
FOR SALE—.MA‘RE PACER, FOR
want of use. Excellent for woman to
drive. Address Box 124, Norwalk.
\ n18 3t
FOR SALE ~— ’1‘WO PARLOR
stoves, one nearly new. inquire F. C.
Merrifleld, ‘Rowayton. nil 3t
FOR SALE—«HERRESHOFF 5 PAS-
senger touring car, good condition.
22 horsepower. Address 0. W.. care
Sentinel.
FOR SALE—SEVEN ACRES OF
salt meadow grass, between the two
Norwalks, good road. cheap. Abel
Dance, Darieu, Conn. 111'? 3t
DEAD—.LIMBS
are the ones that fall—we menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Under new management
THE FORMER
Lane Restaurant
Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
L. B. TRIPP, Mgr.
HUEBIA HA8 MSSMIIE
FOR NEW GONGHESS
(Continued From First Page.)
report is interpreted as indicating a
failure at” Ithe rebels and the United
States authorities to reach a working
agreement.
So far as had been ascertained early
today all of the foreign diplomats hero,
with the exception of Nelson 0'-
Shuughuossy. the American Charge d‘-
Al’fnires, will attend the opening ses-
sion of Congress. Mr. O'Shaughneasy
will not be present, and it is assumed
that his absence is authorized by in
structlons from Washington.
Also hornless :20 Colum-
The Ba~
brick house and lotuon Frost St. Price v
Apply P. W. Angione, care
N 0w ope“...
rented lor reelection as Town Clerk.
the 'Purities leader looked around
for a place to land him. They real-
ized that he made their primary vic-
tory possible. Without him they have
been defeated. They realized, too,
that his action cost him a neat job.
At a conference it was decided to
approach Congressman Donovan. it
happened that he returned home
shortly after election. as a delegation
of Purities took the train for Nor-
walk the lSunday following.
Delegation Wont South.
This delegation. was headed by
Colonel T. J. Murphy. Others in the
party were former Assistant Town
Clerk William T. Mullins and form-
er Dlrector or Public Works Michael
A. Kenny, so it is said.
There was a very lnterestng meet-
ing between the Congressmen and the
delegation from the faction in this
city which did its best to prevent his
nomination.
According to reports the spokes-
men poured out vials of wrath
against the Organization, denouncing
all the leaders as "Traitors!“
Dead Against Boucher_
There was a particular demand
made, so it is said. that Boucher
should not be considered for anything,
and the report has it that the dele-
|gntion was assured that there would
be nothing doing in that direction.
Then came the offering of the name
faithful servant of
ought to
the party who
be rewarded. Glowing re~
Iqunliiications and the Congressman
was assured that the Eighth district
man u'oultlvdo lor‘ihe Post. office what
he did for the elites of Town Clerk.
maintain it on a business basis.
Congressman Donovan, always ll-
i
{good listener, took everything in with‘
rapporcnt sympathy.
But your Uncle
Harry was
not t-onunittlng himself.
{The delegation came away hopeful
. in; my attention called to Dean's Kid
01' Thomas as one who had been al
marks were made about Mr. 'l‘homas',
mm
walk mats".
Polo is nature's signal otdiotreu.
A warning not to be ignored. ‘ ,
Those 'sllorp twinge: in the basic-a
Those sudden, slob-like pain: when
steeping. '
Are frequent signs of kidney
trouble. ’ '
To'rcmove kidney pains. you must
assist" the kidneys.
Use a tested and proven kidney
remedy.
None more highly endorsed than
Dean's Kidney Pills.
Endorsed abroadw—endorsod
homo. ,
Road South Norwalk testimony.
.IMrs. R. G. Seymour, 39 Franklin
street, South Norwalk, Conn, says:
"There was a constant, ,duli pain in
the small of my back and sides, at:-
companied by weakness through my
ioins. When I was doing any work
about the house, sharp twinges darted
through me. The kidney secretions
also bothered me, and plainly proved
that I needed a kidney medicine. Hav-
Mi
at
ney Pills, i procured a supply at
Plaisted‘s Drug Store. lit did not take
them long to remove the trouble. ’1
know or other people who have used
this remedy with satlslactory results.
I still take pleasure in confirming the
public statement 1 gave some years
ago, regarding Dean‘s ‘Kidney Pills,"
For sale by all (1 Clers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn’ Co}, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. ”
Remember the name—4Doan's~aud
take no other.
annotation Til llillllE
moans urcmmu
3 NEW HAVEN. Nov. I'd—«Who. ll’
lany one, will succeed Judge Edwin S.
’v’i‘homas as secretary to Governor
Baldwin, is one of the attentions heard
in political circles today, and those
who are keenly concerned in the make
up oi.’ the Democratic State Central
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¢.n,-_l,a,l
na'u
, at Greatly Reduced Prices oi Ladies' and: .Miom' Suits, Costa,
Dresses, skirts. Wants, Faro and Corsets... » , ' ,- , , ‘ “ . C .
When a woman gooovshowing she goes to, the store in or ill: ,
she has the greatest. continence. She does not dodge uterus by What '
they claim to, do. but what they do do. She ‘m‘w the storejwilish
she has always learned gives all or more than the promise ,, While
some stores are always claimiugno give unheard of values, it to
quite orteTn the case that some other store not claiming so much is
really giving better values. While We are limo-believers in advoc- ,
doing, we know that women Judge us mostly BY WHAT WE DO and
not by what. we say. Hence we depend upon real, genuine value diva C
ing to get as customers and keep them. We want you. ‘
BALE lN BOTH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwalk
515 Main at, Stamford.
Advertising
Will Do
It !
DO YOU ADVERTISE?
33 south Main as, South Nomik. '-
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Name a flour? Gold Medal.
Name a talking machine? Vic-
tor.
Name a pickle? Heinz;
'Name a collar? Arrow.
Nanie 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. ..
committee are likewise anxious to
learn. as early as possible. who will
succeed Mr. Thomas as a member of
that committee. representing the lithl
Senatorial. district and also as secre-l
itat-y oi‘ the State Central committee.
Mr. Thomas undoubtedly will resign
as executive secretary very shortly.
,for the confirmation of his nomination
‘to the district judgeublp, filling a va-
cnzicy as it does. takes effect at once
{with the promise of an early decision. 3and by the same token Mr. Thomas
, Congressman Donovan returned to,‘ will necessarily sever his connection
:Wnshington and from that city he , with the State Central committee. cl
iwrote his decision. It ‘3 said that Mr, ‘ which he has been a member and sec.
s'i‘homas received a letter last week. iretary for a number of years, at an
early date.
vcrv! The opinion is hold in some Demo-
' ,cratic circles that the governor will
not hurry about the'appolutmcnt of
‘ Mr. 'l‘homas' successor. Of course the
governor'has a bit more than a your
to serve on his present term, but he
Letter to Them“.
The letter was couched in
{pleasant terms. The Congressman
{thought a good deal of Mr. Thomas.
gll. was unfortunate, though that Mr.
S'Thomns’ name had not been presented
lbei’ore. if It had things might have might worry through that period,
Eileen dili‘crent, and so on. Then it was . without an executive secretary. with
Taunounced that Congressman Dono- that title. it he should permit Chlel
van had made up his mind whom he Clerk Rood of his office to take over
would recommend and nothing could the duties Mr. Thomas performed.
be done as yet {or Mr. Thomas, The governor would thus be carrying,
Those who have seen the letth any 00‘ lllfl idea or economy by saving‘
,they are satisfied that Congressman the State the amount of one year's.
Denovan has picked out his man and salary of the executive secretary. The;
ti at an announcement may soon be governor was not i“ the city durlnu
did “big volume
get it
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Carranza Going South. expected. 1
NOGALES, Sonora, 'Nov, mutter» While there are still some who;
am] Carranza with his slatl’. will leavegmmk that a dark horse will get the
for the south at 3 p. m., it ‘wm, ngob, but the majority believe now the
“0,",ch today. Foreign Minister Es- place will go to Deputy Sherm Don~
cundero said he would announce be. belly. ‘11 is said that his course in
tore the trnin’s departure what effect "the "“6 unpleasantnoss,” ‘
this would have on the negotiations has commended “9" to Colmressman
Willi President WiltsOn's envoy, WH‘iDonovan, and if he halldoubts be.
llnm Bayard ilulo. it was not unuielmret those ‘10“th have “me” been "3'
known whether Escundero and other/mmed' i
members of the Corintltutlonnilat cal» DOnnclly Over 'Boucher. .
Cluot would aceomimhy Carranza, Puritlos leaders are not yet quite
Spain Must K0” Quiet. willing to admit, that the place will
WASHINGTON, .Nov. lbw-Spain go to Donneily, but they will not feel
must refrain from taking any 5,0,, in badly i! it does, other than it means
connection with Mexico, according to one more office out or the Purltles
Impnrcml’ wmcntrold. The “exit" and “formers" are
Wills the solution of the Mexican proiy.:‘I)6(lOlllIn‘i§ so numerous in the mem-
lnm must be left to the United Stntos'borahlp that the lenders are becom-i
The city's street department is at,
Will'k cleaning up the city lot in Frank»i
thvcs report that comparatively i'ow
topher (Warlock, whose flagship is the they have not lost all hope that area
alone. lug much troubled. lint they realizol
Americans Leave Mexlco City. that under existing conditions all they
VERA CRUZ. Mon, Nov. ilk—1PM can expect in one his lab and they:
oxodua of Aumricnn citizens from, are now pinning their hopes on land'
Mexico City continues. forty pernonsAmg the position 01' collector of the
mainly women and children. arriving? port. They still believe the place is
hero this morning by train. The lug-£00m” to one 01' their faction 1mm.t
lagers, despite the unpleasant rumors
American woman and children remain u v
in the federal capital. 01' it “mug in a dark horse.
can,“ Ordered m Vera Cruz. Their relations with Donnelly have
uumonrowu, anomalies, rNov. mummy ""9”“ “Wm“ ‘0 “L” mag”
_...-q~h,,, llritish cruiser “,1“an in West“ nlmous act in cooling out strongly
lndlnn Wutcrn Illul. niubt received per-l for their ticket in the lust campaign.
i-‘zmptm‘y orders to program] to Vera Of course they will not feel ouilrniy
Cruz and the vessel] sailed at mid. happy over his success provided he
night. lusts the pincedlccunae he is not a.
The llrliish cruiser noitnaron eonn'luil )fleduud member of their (action.
hints or the three armored cruiser-Elliot they will atsienst lee) delighted
Submit, Lancaster and Damien, audio the thought that the hated BOllilh‘
is commanded by Rear Admiral Chris» . or has not landed a line plane, and
Sullolk. The three vessels are oi‘ the an assistant Puritlos, yet unknown,
some typepdlsplacing 1,800 tons. may alter all, got the plum.
, "l
a.
partywise. I judge of the district court.
i There will be the usual hustling
1the recipient last night, of many
telegrams ol congratulation and from
members of the ‘hnnlocaily. 1.
the day and has not as yet, so far asi
could be learned, received Mr. 'llhom.
ns' resignation. Doubtless there will?
be candidates for the place. and somel
entered the field when it was fairly
well settled in most minds that Mnl
Thomas would surely be made the
among the Democrats of the 14th dis
trict who would like a place on the
State Central committee and there will
be some politics too. by way of be»
lectins the new secretory oi that com-
mittee. The Hill Senatorial district.
which 'Mr. Thomas has represented on
the committee. comprises the towns of
Orange, Woodbrldge. Wolcott, Pros
pact. Naugatuck, ‘Miltord. Cheshire
and 5Betllany‘ and of course Milford.
Orange and nNausatuck will turn up
more than one candidate each.
Mr. Themes could not be located in
the city loony but he said last night
that he would send in his resignations
at his earliest convenience. lie was
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