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Clive Bray yesterday arrested Michael death.
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Three Times. 60c - Eoch Addition... Word.
' lace or Capo. Lucille Price
1 cent
For Sale. Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous :: ..
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WANTED
TO LET.
WANTED—31.000 FOR A 0 PER
cent. mortgage on house and lot worth
$3,000. Lawrence Agency. 15 South
Main bt. 1122 {it
_, WANTED—BOARDERS, AT .NO.
:12 Haviland St, large and small
rooms with heard. all improvements.
Table tcuzders accommodated. Terms
reasonable. 1122 in
.WILL PAY RELIABLE MAN OR
woman $12.50 to diatrilbute 100 free
pkgs. Perfumed Borax Soap Powder
among friends. No money required.
IWard Borax 00., 210 Institute Place,
Chicago. n22 1t
DOMESTIC NURSE WOULD LIKE
elderly invalid to care for, or trusted
position. Address Mrs. M. 0. Han-
n22 lit
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WANtED~SITUATiON AT GEN-
erul housework .by Siavlsh girl. In-
quire Dietrich, 10 Cross 81., South
Norwaik. 1122 (it
BOARDERS WANTED—TWO DAN-
»bury Normal School girls. Board
$3.50 per week. Large room, all con-
veniences. Mrs. H. ii. Davis, 91 North
St, Danbury, Conn. n21 3t
WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN FOR
light office work at night from 10 1).
tin. to 7 a. m. Age between 23 and 30.
Must be able to «furnish best of ref-
erences. Address M., care Sentinel.
1121 iii
WANTED—MESSENGER BOY. IN-
quire at Telephone Office, 1121 Rt
WANTED—BY GERMAN WO-
mnn, washing and! ironing and clean-
ing by the day or washing at home.
Send postal. Mrs. Demuth, Taylor
Ave, R. F. D. 37. 1121 3t
WANTED—4117 THE MANAGE-
ment of Merrill Business College, sev-
eral young men to fill clerical posi-
tions Applicants must. be- experienced
in office work and be excellent. pen-
lnen. 112.1 3t
WANTED——MACIii.\iiS’i‘S. SOUTH
Norwuik Engineering Co. 1120 (it
WANTED~LOAN ON MORT-
cage 83.750 to $4,000 on new modern
stucco residence. Box 085, South Nor-
walk, Conn. 1119 (it
WANTED—Jl‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for hob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 tf
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00.. INC...
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 tf
LOST
LOST—MONDAY NIGHT, YELLOW
and black Angora kitten. Reward for
return to Mrs. Dudley Raymond, 60
West Ave, ‘South Norwalk. 1122 it
LOST—BETWEEN SOUTH NOR-
waik post-office, wallet containing
money and New York unto license.
Reward for return to Mills' Garage,
Norw-aik. “ site it
BUSIEEss NOTICES
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND
lionse Cleaning Company~Windows
and houses and offices cleaned. rugs
and carpets beaten, signs polished.
Send postal Box .516, South Norwaik.
n18 0t
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
his and property. We trim all kinds
of trees .BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Under new management
THE FORMER
Lane Restaurant
ThoroughlyCloaned and Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
1.. B.TRII_’P,Mgr.‘
GOING TO OLD COUNTRY.
Joseph Novau, charged with theft.
was sentenced to six months in jail
by Judge Keogh yesterday afternoon.
Norah has decided that the best way
for him to keep out of trouble is to
so back to Hungary. so Judge Keogh
suspended sentence provided that the
prisoner will take the next boat. The
boat loaves next. Friday, touching at,
Home. Hungary. illill meantime Novult'
is held in the Smith street lockup.
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WANTED AT NORWALK.
TO LET—«FURNISHED ROOM.
suitable for two: all modern conven-
iences. H. J. Lewis, 8 West St.
n22 3t
To LETmNEW s1x ROOM HOUSE,
all modern improvements. Hardwood
floors, electric lights. inquire corner
Main and Ward Sta. Tel. 1398.
’ n22 3t
'ro LET-~2 COMFORTABLY FUR~
nished front rooms, each. suitable for
one or two persons, all improvements;
live minutes from depot. 12 1-2 Han-
i‘ord Place, South Norwalk. n22 3t
FOR SALE
.' FOR SALE~YOUNG Gauss. JOHN ‘
Fodor, 184 West St. 1122 it
ron1 sata~oanv House. 8
years old, sound and kind, work any-
where. Weiglis‘Mtio lbs. A. Wald-
ron. n22 lit
FOR SALE-ONE 1913 PALMER
Singer Bright/er six automobile. Will
demonstrate. A. Waidrn. n22 {it
FOR 8ALE——HORSE, WAGON
and harness. Inquire Mrs. Peterson,
Darlen,‘R. F. D. 40. n20 3t
fir—
TO LET—AT 2 HIGH ST., ONE,
two or three Iurnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping. Also single.
rooms at reasonable thrices.‘ n21 3t
To LET—TO SMALL FAMILY, SIX
rooms, 18 Union St, upstairs. Inquire
Wm. Hillsdon, 6 Elizabeth St. n21 3t
._ w..- - m...
TO LET-ON OR BEFORE DECEM-
ber 1, one large and one small apart-
ment. Both very attractive and com-
fortable. Heat and hot water furnish-
edl. inquire 63 West Ave.
TO LET—«FIVE ROOMS, ALL IM-
provements. 37 Summit St. inquire
United Grocery ()0. z n20 it
To LETin‘STAIRS APART-
ment, vslx rooms, every improvement,
newly decorated. No. 150 East Ave"
Norwaik. Inquire of John N. Kline.
21 West ilhin St., Norwaik. Tel. No.
1292-3. n20 :lti
RENT—~03} DEC. 1, BEAUTIFUL
new 0 room residence, all modern im«
.provcnients, electric, gas, etc.. 5 min-
utes from East Norwalk depot. Fine
location. Inquire Maring Construc-
tion Company, 123 Washington St,
city. pi all; (it
TO LET~—APARTMENT. 16 PINE
St. inquire ofllce’oi’ It. and G. Corset
Company,
1112 if
To LETmFOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements. corner Cove and
First Sts. inquire R. Joseiovsky, 62.
Water St., or 21 First St. 022 ti:
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-u
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwaik. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East bio-walk. Phone 3:11. I
018 t
To LET OR FOR SALE—~13 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. ist. Rent $20. For
sale on edsy terms. inquire of Chas.
b), lioyi, at The South Norwalk Trusti
lo. 016 tr
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Lite, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
J
2r
Bonds. 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 81 C0.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and TM a Specialty, him and
shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Washington'st. 80 Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTB.
LATEST METHODB.
i’ . BARTHOL, D. C.
i I Atlantic 81. Mumford, Conn.
«may Attendant. non Rooms.
outh Nor-walk Oiflcomfl Meadow 81..
7-8 p. m.
Plums Connections.
«tours—«ll a. m.~5 p. on. Monday. Wod-
ncsduy, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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FOOTBALL lNJURIES FATAL T0
STUDENT.
(liliTTY-S'lllliifl, Pu., .‘ov. 22.-lloni-
or H. Wrny. oi' Leechburg, l’u., a stu-
dent at Gettysburg College, died last
night from the effects of an injury
sustained in n. football game between
the Geitsysburg and Dickinson Col‘
loge reserve teams at Carlialu lhreo‘
weeks typo. Wruy had one of the
Detective Sorgt. Cronnn and Ilium»,
Cox. who was wanted by? the authors;
tics of’h‘orwaih and he was interi
taken there.
i the advertising.
bones in his chest fractured. Abscess,
cs formed on the lungs and unused hillg
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Good tenants are to «be hadwlor
Hill no not" '
u up 1qu up
Louis H. Warnecke, oi Cataipa
Heights, Wilton. Has Exhibi-
tion in Norwalk
The splendid display of prize up
pics from Warncke's Blue Ribbon
Farm, Wilton, which was placed in the
large show windows of Glendeuuing‘s
pharmacy, Thursday, has attracted
much attention. Louis '11. Warncke,
and his self, George L, are wearing
smiles that won't come off over their
success in collecting blue ribbons at
the «New England Fruit Show. and at
the Dunbury Fair, having captured” a.
total at 22 blue ribbons at the two
shows. 3 L.
The New England Fruit Show,
which was held in Boston last week,
was the big event of the year among
fl m ‘
Unhealthmtltw Vermin-boon
amullmamonm
an» mu! Wokomals u s New ' "
York hospital for mutant-utmost.
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.. Mrs. A. Ohiotio and child are spend-
ing a tow am with relatives to Dan- I
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Cobb are spend-' 2
ring a week at the Cobb summer resi-
deuce
Miss Annie Londeveg has returned I
to Trumbull, alter a short visit with 1
Mrs. P. B. Perry.
J. K. Chamberlain
week in town.
Mrs, Emliy'Wood, of Chestun Hill,
has spent several ddys with Mrs. W. .
C. Weeterfleid.
returned to :
Brooklyn yesterday after spending a -
E. N. Bioperley is sinking an ar- :’
tesion well on the grounds at Em-
manuel rectory.
"Mrs. Robert 'Sturges is visiting her
sisterulndaw, Mrs. Frederick Touet.
iqn Longmeadow, Mass.
Mrs. R. C. Williams and Miss Lizzie
Adams have been guests of Mrs. Rufus ! -,-i-'-
Buttery and Miss lrene Perry, in Si].
verymine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fitch
in East Norwalk.
Several friends from Greenfield Hill
and Southport have been entertained i .
1
during the past week at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. ‘Morehouse.
were .3
guests on Thursday at the residence ; :
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dnnnebach, .
The monthly meeting of the Nor~j
field improvement Association was:
held on Tuesday at the Lower Parish 1
residence of Mr. and Mrs. James Co<
ley.
The Civic League held a
Eastern apple growers, and Georgeds.
Warncke, who made the trip in his,
motor delivery cur, accompanied by}
Selectman w. C. A. Schiichting, oi‘ wn-E
ton. reports the fittest. display and thatI
lKFf‘nnflt competition that he has ever;
experienced; and considering that he,
was in the allowing against the most:
experienced apple, growers in Maine.
New Hampshire, Vermont. Massachufi
setts. Connecticut and Rhodc island.
is more than satisfied with four ilrst
prizes. live second prizes and one,
fourth prize, worth a total of $78. The!
prizes were as follows: Best barrel
Esopus Spitzenburgs, first prize, 320;?
barrel King apples, second prize, $15;
most practical package for npples,‘
second prize, $25; plate of Esopus
Spitzenburgs, first prize. $4; plate of
l’eck's Uleasant. illirst prize, $3; plate
of Lady apples, first prize. $3; plate of
Ben Davis, second prize, $1; plate of
Wealthy apples, second prize. $4;
plate of Bietlzheimcr apples, second
prize, $1,, and plate of ‘Rhode Island
Greenings, fourth prize, 82.
Captured 14 Ribbons.
At the Danbury Fair, 14 blue ribs
bons were captured out of 16 apple
entries for a total of $80.25, with a
grand total of $108.26. At ‘Dan‘bury,
the prizes were for the best 12 varie-
ties, best six varieties. best Baldwins,
Ben Davis, Esopus lSpltzenburg,
Grime’s Golden, Jonathan, Lady, Mann,
McIntoah', Puck's Pleasant, Rhoda Is-
land tiresnings, Wealthy and York IBu‘
parlor apples.
three firsts for Champion apple, and
pear quinces; first for tillarly snowball
cauliflower, and second for Sheldon
pears.
The display at Olendouning’s in-
cludes, besides many boxes and plates
of uppics,the entire collection oi blue
and red ribbons, the prize appiepuck-
age, and many photographs of the
Boston show.
i‘lclontiilc apple growing has long
been a study with the Wurnckes, fath-
er and son, the latter being a grad‘
unit: from the State Agricultural ‘Coi-
logo at ~Storrs. and their orchards on
(lululpu Heights, win-n in full i’ruit.aro
ono of Wilton's best shows.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur llrudlcy spent.
Thursday in llrltlgcport.
it i’. lilorohouuo was a visitor Thurs
day in (irons lllvor, N. Y.
Mrs. Lyman livers is recovering
from :1 severe stack of tptinuy.
lira. lrvinu Lockwood has returned
from a low duys‘ visit in illusion.
Jab-W a
J. S. Rowland has begun the erec-
tion of a new house in iiidaeiieid.
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Incidentally there werei
whist at the Town Hall, F'ridny even-z
ing, dancing-following the games ati
10:30. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake and coffee were on sale.
W
public 1 .
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On Monday evening on educational,
meeting will he held in the town?
hall, with several outer-town speakers!
:presenqt. The work of the various pu-i
pits in the different schools will be ex-
hibited and a. fine program carries]
out. All are invited to attend.
New York. New
Haven 3. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16,1913.
ooum NORWALK 'ro new vosk.
A. hl.—~1:20x, 5:3311, i’milx, 6:09,
6:55, 7:18. 7:46, 11:17:, 8:55x. 9:151.
9:37, 10:27x. 10:45x, 11:44.
P. Mirosx, 1:13. 3:00. 3:29. 4:40x.
5:12. 5:46, 0:00x, 0:43, 7:31x, 0:3711,
10:12x, 101-52. ‘
Sundays.
A. M.-—-12:55x, 5:33, 5:41,
10227.1(, 11:24.
P. M.-l2:50x. 2:44x, 3:00x. 5:44,
6:5611, 7:12, 7:57x, 0:37x, 10:12x,
10:28.
8:54,
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NEW YORK TO GOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.——12:00x. 4:46;. 6:40, 6:45.
8:0:lx, tizfilx. 9:10x, 10:02x, 10:05,
10:50x, 11:03. 4
P. M.-—12:03x. 1:05, “ 2:041. 2257.
3:3011, szilx. 4:29. 5:05x. 6:24, 5:28.
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10:02x, 11:00x.
P. M.~—12:10, 1:0211, 3:39x,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. him-12:2“, 1:1l7x. 6:09,
9:16x, 10:22x, 1121131. .
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- A. M.~112:28, 1:17, 7143,
112111;.
P..M.-~l2:00x, 2:073, 4:47x, 6:121,
5:40, 7:10x. 8:5i4x. 0:26x, 10:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANBURY. i
A. M.»l:20. 6113‘, 8:27, 0150):.
P. lit—«1:25, 4:38x, 6:20, 7:15.
Sundays.
A. ‘M.-10:Bfi.
l". Nix-2:15, 7:15.
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A..-M.~u:oo. 7:23. 8:18, imp.
11:55. ,, ..
P. M.-4:21x, 0:44. 8:30.
_ Sundays.
A. M.-»7:55, 11:45.
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Mrs. David Morehouse has begun
P. M.w6:00, 7:43. 8:30.
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