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‘ LASSIFIED Advertisements on this pamewenty-Five Words or Less. zoom.
' Apparition littered litter the
“wreck. Quliwlirkllomand-
Three Tunes. 50c -- Each ddiizlonui Word, 1 cent per Martian. In Black.- .
.. ‘ ,_ or Capo. Double Price . .. ion Batter conditions
I ' . About 150 men. members oi the new I II
WANTED TO LET . ‘ “ FOR SALE eral section stings. who have been” 31::
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WANTED-A FEW YEARLING
liens. White or Bull! Rocks, White Wy-
Iaudots or Burt Orpingtons. Rowland
and Lotto. Crockett St, ROWayton.
1125 it
WANTED—A FEW WIDE-AWAKE.
hustling ladies to .sell guaranteed
household articles. Good chance to
build up lucrative business. , Can de—
vote entire. or spare time. ’No capl-
tal required. County agent will call
it you write to Box 789. Bridgeport.
Conn. n25 6t
WANTED—POSITION AS .HAJDY
man. willing worker. Will .do ,any-
thing. For information address l’..
care Sentinel, or .phone 1192-5. m25«3t
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WANTED—$1,000 rod” A 6 PER
cent. mortgage on house and lot worth
$3.000. Lawrence Agency, 15 South
, Main SI. 1122 3!:
WANTED—«BOARDERQ, AT NO.
.13 HarilandUSt” large and small
rooms with board, all improvements.
'i‘able touzders accommodated. Terms
reasonable, n22 3t
WANTED~SITUATION AT GEN-
ernl housework by Siavlsh girl. In-
quire Dietrich, 10 Cross .St., South
lNOl'WBlk. n22 3t
WANTED-LOAN ON MORT‘
gage $3.760 to $4,000 on new modern
stucco residence. Box 685, South Nor~
'wslk, Conn. n19 6t
WANTED—4‘0 ‘BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beet market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 t!
GLUETT, PEABODY a 00., th.,
“ have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 ti!
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that tall—«a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a BAUNDgfls,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SOLVENT. NOTICE. ‘
District of Norwalk, as... Probate
Court, November 22, A.‘ 1).. 1913.
(Estate of John Fonzlllu. late of Non
walk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of ‘Norwulk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the (into here—
ot‘ for the creditors of said estate to
, exhibit their claims for setok-nt‘teui~
exhibit their claims for settlement.
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make iunuodlute payment
t0~
‘ ’ ROSIE FANZILIJ,
n‘lb d2 9 Admlustratrlx.
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Security Elli .. 11.16 Main St "
BRIDGE OBT. CON!“
non-1 Von-I (our “who": on WINN-
flnminov II
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DARIEN ‘
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A union service will he conducted in
the Congregational Church on 'l‘hurs~
tiny evening.
A ’i‘hunltnitlvlng prayer-mutating will
be held Wednesday evening, in tho
Motltodlnt Church.
The Thanksgiving Hot-vines in tho
Presbyterian Church Huntley. were
much enjoyed by n lurlto confiscation.
The Methodist Brotherhoods mot in
the Methodist. Church Sunday night.
ltnv. Ii. 5. ilrouuelt will speak on the
subject of John Wesley.
Sunday night with Young People's
night in the Methodist Clutrch. and the
services were much enjoyed, do were
also the morning services, in which
the Sunday-arhrml Joined.
aau_.ama
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Grumman on;
iertnluod friends, Thurston}? Militia?
at their home in Duricn. Music and
cards were followed by u‘dalnty sup.
nor. Among the guests were Mrs.
Ilnnkam, Miss Durham. Mr. and Mrs.
Titus. till. Bowen, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
We - . Jijjjfl.
TO LETwFl-RBT—CLASS RENTS
in Norwalk, So‘uth‘ Norwalk, East
Norwalk. Rowayton and Baugatuclt.
Anything you may require. From $5.00
to $50.00 per vxuonth, Get our list.
Also hotel-and cottages out of town:
thoroughly furnished. Raymond Bros.
11% 3t
TO LET - PERFECTLY NEW.
beautiful apartment will be ready by
Dec. 1. Chestnut trim. seven rooms
and tile bath and extra toilet. Heat
and 'hot water furnished. Also an at-
traotlve apartment. four rooms and
bath. Inquire 53 West Ave. 1125 3t
To LET—LEWIS ROOM COTTAGE.
all improVements. No. 1 Cottage St,
East Norwalk. Inquire on premises.
m24 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOM-S AND
large pantry. Inquire at iii Meadow
St. South Norwalk. n24 3t
T0 LET—A HOUSE OF SIX.
rooms, water and toilet, newly who
voted. Rent $13150. No. 11 Hartford
place. Inquire at No. 9 .liautord place,
East Norwalk, Conn
T0 LET-FURNI‘SHED ROOM,
suitable for two; all modern conven-
iences. H. J. Lewis. 8 West St.
‘ n22 3t
TO LETMNEW SIX. ROOM HOUSE.
all modern improvements. Hardwood
floors, electric lights. Inquire corner
Main and Ward Sts. Tel. 1398.
\ n22 3t
TO LET—2 COMFORTAIILY FUR-
nished front rooms, each. suitable for
one or two persons, all improvements;
five minutes from depot. 12 1~2 Han-
ford Place, South Norwaik. n22 3t
To LETHAPARTMENT. 16 PINE
St. Inquire cities of R. and G. Corset
Company.
n12 ti
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements. corner Cove and
First Ste. Inquire R. Joselovsky. 52
Water St.,.or.21;Flrst St. 022 ti
'ro LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL.
Improvements, large grounds: reasom
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 8‘2.
Fort St, East Norwalk. Phone 331.
018 ti
TO LET OR FOR SALE—45 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. RontSZO. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The .South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 ti
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Fire, Lite.
Liability, Marine.
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 805. 155 Walh|ngton 8t.
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR lc PER SQ.
FOOT. WITH A GUARANTEE
E. R. Bradley 8t Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, State and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Waohlnomn 8t. 80 Norwoik, Conn,
Phone 781.
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CHIROPRACTIC
HPINAL ADJUBTME'WI'O.
LATEQT METHODI.
F. BARTHOL, D. C.
1' I Atlantic at. ltumford. Conn.
may Attendant. Root Rooms.
outh Norwslk Office—48 Meadow at.
7-8 p. m.
Phom Connecticut.
Boom—«9 s. Iii.-5 p. in. Monday. Wod-
nesday, Friday, 6:80 p. tn.
SPINAL. ANALYSIB Fall.
Now Open
Under new mtibugsmttnt
THE FORMER
Lane Restaurant
"Thoroughly Cleanedkond Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
L. B. TRIPP, prop.
Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
roa 8ALE~CORNSTALKS. . Jo- strinxlns the wire from “I“ new Big ‘
geph H. Brown, Brookside Farm, West
t. 1125 n
Springfield
sash for sale, in good order. Will sell
any number at one-halt their cost. .
Comstock Hill Dairy Co. Tel. 1117-2. Council hall, New Haven. yesterday.
' “24 3* The men want an advance in NY: and
HORSE 8 some changes in their working condl-i
FOR 8ALE~GRAY
where.
Weighs 1,400 lbs.
ron. 1122 3t
" trouble until they had seen some 0!
FOR SALE-w—ONE 1913 PALMER the oillcials of the‘company. ’ \
Singer Brighter six automobile. Will The signal builders come directly .
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demonstrate, A“ Waldrn. "‘2 "t under the jurisdiction of [Signal En-
' “fig” gineer Morrison, and then under the
LOST direction of the general manager of
1L03T~1‘N DARIEN. FUR LINED'the company. iInquiries conceminfl
gove.
W. Austen. ’n..o 1t
striped cat, its-med “Soda."
for return to Mrs. C. E. Knapp, 27 . .
Taylor Ave. No questions asked. that the men had, quit “Mk nothing
r124 at was known of their troubles.
The change In the Hartford division
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LOST—SATURDAY EVENTNG, BE-
:showu by the later terrible rock . at]
North Haven. costing upwards of a;
score of lives. The company went to;
SUPPURI APPHCAHBN i work on the job earlyin the year. and i -:
Tell Reasons why Five .Esr Gem set up the wlres and equip the NW“
increase in Freighttfiates
Should be Granted
poctod that the work would be com-
pleted before the first of the next year, I .
and that the new system could be .
thrown into use by that date. but this
railroads in them)“ of the work.
. ,d in i ii men
Freight Association territory were to’ It ‘8 reports a m
sentatlves of the
day beioi‘e the’Intdi-state “momenta betweenkew Haven and Bridge- ‘
Commission in support of the applicativorthad quit. but this was denied front
crease in freight rates cast of thehllsfi
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Potomac rivers.
W. C. Maxwell, of St. Louis. generull
traffic manager or the Wabash Rail-l
road, was given the first witness slid?
J. ‘1. Minnie. general counsel. question-l
ed him on tabulated fl res relatiu o' . . '
the increases in cost (1);: operation dutr- which be detailed libel en‘rl-y “Suzi:
ing the last threeyeurs and the rel‘ of the lodge, and low. “‘0“: 1 idtl
atlvely small increases in net income. generosity of Brother Adam ‘ 0 ‘m .
:the organization was
Frederic A- 0813110. president of the
Wabash, who yosterdav cooperated carried through its early financial did,
on THEIR Home
icontmueo from nrst DESET
preliminary arguments on behalf -oi.d“bt~
the railroads, also participated in the; Brother Adam Schmidt followed
Willard will later be witnesses to'remarksfiy Treasurer John Neulel
tlmony. inanbury, Past Exalted Ruler 'Bcrnardl
Bureau of Railway Economics, calledl
to explain the testimony submittedi
yesterday relating to the operational
to be lmgrediately affected by the pro-
posed ln reuse. Prof. Dixon directed
the preparation of tables.
llvered by District Deputy Grand Exi
and doJIgbted all who heard him. He
shippers opportunity to study the‘lstence and increase the membership
case presented by the railroads. to the present gratifying total of near-
tiou whether the governments of the
tries should not prescribe the lanes “’Jtuler Reynolds. whg prbslded in 1116'
be traversed by ocean liners and pass
laws requiring all vessels under the
respective flags to adhere strictly to
. ‘ -b :-
those lanes in raised in the annual ro- "‘1 numbers. "m" nlnmlrc and A1 a t
port of the naval hydrogruphlc oiilcoT' “mm“? (or Scotch dialeCt vocal
made public today. The tunes course ”0'0“" Albert E‘ Dunn. banjo solos,
continue in Iorce‘iintu changed a”. the . Mcdrath, tendonsolon, and Charles Kit.» ..
steamship companies. unless an intonhourso and Frank Mend tor solectit'ihs
national agreement should be reached. ' on thel piano. A" the firiifilfi. We"? at
F. Cooper, is at present in London at- f much unicyment throughout.
tending the International Conference} The only note oi regret was the ob- -
that no will submit the
change to that body.
lined to attend the ceremony. He sent; f
to results of operations and financial:
condition oi railroads between fritte-t
burgh and Iiuifalm in .. the Central
Freight Association torrilor his data, , . .
relating to thirtyelght railré'o’dn with inadvisable for 3m“. .1“ leave thefity all ‘
31.937 miles of line. , , gm“ “met. “Vt“ .. . .
All those railroads. he oaid.1whllel MW.“ regret‘ asexpressed over the "
showing in 1913 :1 81‘0” increase in sickness at Miss headband Exalted '
Dilatation revenues my "3,000,000 manhunt Linxwellor was instructed to,
than for 1910, endured a. loss aims send a telegram 0f condolence ”to the“
Weller, during the afternoon that. his :
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“Kfi'vsmie‘a IN THE sen-risen
000,000 in among income. grand exalted l'tller. ‘ l
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nul system between New Haven and 1 -:
. to take the place of the 1 ‘1
FOR SALE—'"BAY"HORSE' WEIGHS old bunioes ordered out oi business by ; ..
1100 . 1 . , .
WestlF‘Si. K M and true {Natal}: the public utilities commission, rsius- I :
ed to he to work this morning, and
“WEED ”8”"?1‘5" GLASS” about so of them working in this dis 2 '1
trict held a brief meeting in Trades : '
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years old. sound and kind. work any- tlons though their leaders. locally at . .
A- Wald- least, were not inclined to discuss the ' II
“'00 reward for return “I T-lthe extent of the trouble and the cause I -
., ‘ 'brought the usual reply from the pub: .12:
n2 4 titll LOST—«LARGE GRAY AND BLACK llcity department of the read today, I ..
Reward which was that aside from the [not 3.3:
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tweon Klawrou Club rooms mld‘signal systemvon which these m: f:
Tripp's restaurant. a ten dollar blll.l"'”e emvmed “8 ”def“ by t 9 it
Will tinder please return to this oivutllities commission tollowing a small“,
fine and receive reward? “24 5‘ wreck just north of Cedar hill, and I :3
‘__““ -' “““ the need for speed on this job wasl :I
-:-.-:-;a;-:.;.,-.-
has been at it ever since, employing a; .5;
Whose corps of skilled signal men to l 2:2:
semaphores for operation. It was ex-! . '
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 25. 1_‘___ Repmfilnbor trouble may holdup the, comple— ‘ E
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dolng « 3: ..
,ihe wiring (or the electrification of the 2:‘
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tion for a general five per cent. in-fomclal sources. , 1'."
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Baltimore and Ohio in "regentmg the South ’Main street was entirely free. of. - '
care of balance.
questioning. Mr. Delano and also Mn'with a neat response, and then camel
Another witness today was Dr. J‘ Reynolds, Secretary Herman E131:
Frank ‘Iialgh Dixon, professor at Dart-‘Mamo and Exalted Ruler Joseph J4
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Supplement their arguments with tee-manor, Exalted Ruler E. R. Ernst. 0' :3
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Tho address of the evening was ties .. -
oiled Ruler Martin .I. Cunningham. or
Danbury, who is a polished orator, jjfij
It was expected the preliminary tcs-' paid a high tribute ‘0 the silicate and. 71:?
tlmouy 'be concluded today, and that members of South ‘Norwalk Lodge; :_::
the commission would adjourn the paying particular compliment to WOW
hearing for several weeks to give who early in 115- history sacrificed
counsel for the commission and theimtlt‘h to keep the organization in ex-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-'l‘ho quea- ly 400 men. . ‘ 1-:
The social part of the program was
""imdflmm“ und‘the Europe“ couh- under the direction of Past Exalted
lusual happy manner. He called on I.
.thg excellent orchestra for instrument- .
were adopted April it. nut. and will Charms 133- '1'h°'“' "’0‘“ “0“”; ”mm” ‘2
A naval hydrographor, Captain George _' their best and the program was ‘one‘oil ;' .
on 95MB” at Sea. and it if! GXDGCWG sauce of Grand Exalted ‘lbuler Edward ' '.
DI‘ODO’JEU pouch, of New York.“ who had prom- " ‘
Mrflliiuxweil testified particularly as.a telegram m Exalted Ruler “M. “ '
daughter luid been taken suddenly and ‘ ,'
seriously‘ill,‘ and that it would not he ;' ;
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