Fer . Sale, Business and
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Miscellaneous
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Cards, and
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1,111me a. new noble from Wm ,
ton reaffirming the attitude at the,
United States In regard to the elimi-
moon of sacral dinette and tM non
recognition of the new Mexican on...
flood. ‘
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this page. Twenty~Five Words or Less. 25c—
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Federals Badly Whi.ppod
EL PABOI, Tex. Nov Elisa-That the‘
rebels defending. Juarez consider all
denser of thither attack from the fed-
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’ WANTED
TO LET
' edit SALE
thaduarez Jockey Club, which is tot
' WANTED~BOARDERS AT NO.
12 Iiavliand St large 'and small
rooms with aboard, all imamrovements
Table boarders accommodatedg'i‘erms
reasonable, 1126 at
WANTED-w». FEW \i'II‘iFhAWAKId,
hustling ladies to sell «guaranteed
household articles. Good chance to
ibuild 11p lucrative business. Can do—
vote entire or spare time No cupi-
tal required County agent will call
if you write to Box 789, Bridgeport.
Conn. n25 6t
wnureowrosrriou AS 11.15.1111
man. willing worker. Will do any-
hhing.I For information address I’.,
care Sentinel, or phone‘1192-5. 1120 3t
WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
c-ittle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161..
, r 029 if
CLUETT. PEABODY &. 60.. INC..
hare situations to offer on shirt work,
“rower machines. steady work. 08 if
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall-a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
A Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 11; PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E. R.Bradley & Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND WIASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
1! Washington St So Norwalk, Conn_
. M... Phone 781.
CIRCTICOPRA
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
F. BAR-THOL, D. C.
I I Atlantic 8t.
, Lady Attendant.
Stsmford, Conn.
Rest Rooms.
* outh Not-walk Office—03 Meadow 8:...
In 9. m.‘ .
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. lit-5 p. in. Monday. Wed.
needny. Friday, 0:30 11. m.
. . SPINAL ANALYQIB FREE.
City . National Bank
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY GONBIITENT
WITH SOUND
IANKING
Capital Iurpiul and Profit:
[100,000.00 "17.00000
one Deposit Box» I! and oil per yu-
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vloo
WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier
oméo'rono
l. H. Mothowoon J. Wallace Mom:
John H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
lomuIiIai-ummon Lowlo R. Huribur
citionw I Lockwood
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TO LET-«TO WOMAN. FURNISH
dress L., cave Sentinel
TO LET OR FOR SALEmHAND
SINGER AND OTHER MAKES 01“
ed room. with or without board. Ad~ sewing machines. 35. 00 up, all in that
1126 at close running order.
o
Specials every
day. 15 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
11% 3t
cs erected to hold the federais in
check.
some new one—half residence, Ii rooms
up to date iml‘rrovements. beautiful!
Mating ‘JConstruc
n26 12t l
11th from station.
ton 00.123 Washington St
in Norwnllt. South
Norwnlk, Rowayton and Snugatnck
l FOR SALEMA'II‘ ROWAYTON. NEW
finished interior, electric light, 5 min- house and cement gulage and stable
6 i 2 acres land. best and highest 10-
less retreat" over the hills,
trains and field pieces in his possesé
A train was expected momen-
«Any thing you may require F1om $5. 00
to $50 .00 per month Get our list.
Also hotel and cottages out of town:
thoroughly furnished. Raymond 131ml):
111.5 ' t
To LET -- PERFECT”! NEW,
beautiful apartment will be ready by
Dec. 1. Chestnut. trim, seven rooms
and tile both and extra toilet.
tractive awlinrttuent four rooms sndi
buth.lnqui1o 233 West Ave 1126 iii.
Company
1112 If
'TO LET—FOUR ROOMS WITH
an improv.ements comer Cove and'
First Ste.
Water St., or 21 First St.
able to right party.
Fort St. East. Nonwnlk. Phone 331.
018 it
TO LET OR FOR SALE—43 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov lst. llent $20. For
sale on ensv te1 ms
E l-.ont at The South Norwalh Trust
Co. . old tf
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About.
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine. Plate
Glass and Rent. Insurance, also Surety
. TO HEAR LECTURE.
Washington Cumip, Patriotic
of America. have issued invitations
to all tho other patriotic societies in
Norwnlk to attend a special sort‘lcc
:II the A'orwulk Methodist Episcopnl
(hurch at. :30 p. in, next Sunday
ii t‘oswml, will deliver a lecture on
Ablzthnm Lincoln. The followiul.r so
(iotlcs lune 11ccepicd:
poet McKinles Cam-p, Spanish \\ 111
\etcrnns, and the local lodge of the
American Mechanics The members
of the various organizations will“ as-
semble ot the Buckingham Post rooms
at 7 and march to the church escott-
cd by the Sixth Company, Coast Artil-
Iery, in full uniform.
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BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT FILED.
LOWELL, Mass, Nov 26. «A breach!
of promise suit against the estate of
Frank B Sherhurno who killed him'
self: Iu'o years ago, while ho. was as-
sistnnt master of the Lowell High”
School. was entered today by Miss
Jennie 1.. Carter; of Wakefield, fort
meriy 11 teacher in the Boston Public
Schools. Miss Curler asks damages,
of $4.000. '
She alleges that she was enrolled to
marry Sllcrburne when he committed;
suicide. and thnt by resigning her
she herself. ,oi’
wcdding, deprived
“ moons of earning a livelihood as well
its subjecting herself to considerable
expense,
lllIt‘M‘INtlIIAM‘, Ala -—-l‘1 1.. Willis
suti'med mostly from asthma and
lit-.onchitlu He writes: "I got no re-
lioi‘ until 1 tool: [1 olcv 11 Honey and Tar
Compound. it entirely removed those
choking sensations. and never failed
to produce an easy and comfortable
condition of the throat. and lungs."
For sale by oil drugglsts.“
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awesome in run ssm'mm.
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admin» In
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1870 to 1083
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The wireless message to the Navy.
h f in Heat iDepnitment from Admiral Fletcher
and ot water urns ed. Also an nt‘ i1who left Vera Cruz on
FILED.)
«the lmtlcsbip
ibhode Island late Monday night with.
;Jo11n Lind, the special American on-
T0 LETwAPAItTMmT.16 PINE voy, to investig e alleged threaten-l
a..-
SITIIATIIIII III 0|L.IlE-‘
No firing had been heard
9 o'clock. ” .I ~
Thus It. nppcnrs that after thirty
hours otIiightlng the rebel captors oil
the town had lions back the federal.
assault and would hold the bordetl
city without dispute. '1
'Pursult of the federais can not be
taken up at once because Villa‘ a store
of ammunition is low Villa maintains.)
open the racing season tomorrow. 1111111 I ..
the destruction of barbed wire defers.
General Villa stlilmaintnined that. 1'
the federalist. were in “full and shame- I I
their .
howover. that a suiflclent rebel force I
Inquire of Chas l
ifrom For-t Douglas. Utah.
Bon'ds. All in reliable prompt payiniI;
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St,
relief to ofiirnis here.
St Inquire office of R. and G. Corset .ing conditions ‘ the oil districts of .3 now
'I‘uxpnm and Tumpco bmugm evidentiVGM the. retreating federais making
The ndmirol' 3- their way into the state capital
It
report regulding the Tuxpam field :has captured all their trains
'where British and American Inter-i
.To LEE-PRIVATE PLACE ALbleart of the United States to furnsh
improvements, large grounds; reason-Elll‘otection would be necessarx
186 Main élt..‘l
district. the belief here is that the
situation there will be found similar
ly controlled.
The border situnt,lon as a result of
tho visorous operations helix Jaurez
and. the possibility of another siege
of the bordbr city. aroused the War
Department to action to afford ample
protection for El Paso and the north-
devs were issued for the movement
to El Pasc.
of the Twentieth United States in-
i’nniry, :wiilch will be used to preserve
order within the cit} limits
use of the two rottimouis of cruelty
now at Iii Pnso, Fort lilies and hurt
done to guard the border in each di-
rection from the city. in ndditlon to
Sons‘
position in order to pi'epare‘for thcl
«$13 .
.thooe two regiments. the Fifteenth.
just. 111'rived from northern posts. and
the Second. there is a battery of the
Fifth Artillery, while i'lritr.»flcn. Hutch
L, Scott. with n- squadron of the
i'i‘wolftlt Cavnury. will no to El Paso
His son as he has composed the
.10 indinns’ in New Mulch
The War Department upon the re of the wounded
Buckingham quest of the American lied Cross is- to work mm
and 00115108 F0019? P08“. 0- A .lt.. sued orders which permit the in ion ,
the \‘i omcn‘d Relief (70005 0i: Biwmlng of wounded M‘oxlcnn
soldiers
;.'1moss the border into El Pose. the
permission applying to federal and
Constitutionalist soldiers 11likc.’l‘hc
first soldier to be receive-d will be the
{wounded Constitutimmlist as they
have been already brouitbt into Junr
ion in considerable numbers
ern border territory and lstetodny or?
The total dead in the battle is es-‘
Th 1 ffl i I -t l tlmnted at about 300:
cunt no o co repoi me yet more than this.
Norwelk. Address 390-1’ Britten 82 come with reluilon to the Tnmplco .mere guesswork
This, however,
banishing Chihuahua to preJ
the woundt d
as no Americans
he
the
enemy Is left without food or meansl -
Inquire R Joselovsky, 52 issue are situated. gate indications that of transportation in n desert and ““3 ,
022 ui110 immediate aggressive action on the hundred miles from mg base.
is
erais as past. was evidenced this memo 3.31
log by the digging pp of mines neau‘ ’ "
cation in this section. Iiidjoiningflmn
'ro LET—-FIRST-CI.ASS more Charles Klein's place on north Amp ‘tcrily hum the front with four him . .
Nor walk, East ply owner on premises. n26 28‘dred federal prisoners on board.1 1 ';
to the - .
south 'of Juarea this morning up tot . .
have been over the field and a fog was Z'Z,
housing over everything this looming
. The American Red Cross has fails
ed to respond to the appeals for aid: : 2:
diode by the rebel ofliclnis yet and an
effort will be made to obtain from: .
other sources menus to enable the BI j
PuSo dor'tms and nurses to care
(‘li
the wounded. So for only men wound
rd in the bend and body have been .
llrohcn arms and lens and
[lush wounds have received no alien?
rod for.
lien
i Those slightly hounded
Tm“ arrangement will permit “‘0 V lhcir hurts as best they could on the
fluid.
seen to out bullets from their onuI
bands
in several instances men 1v
flesh with poohcthuiios
In
were a w eok ago.
The temporary hospltul condiii
.lumcz urc not as bad 11st
god 1
e P0
onsi
hcv
been converted into hospitals nnd‘ztlli
tho noundcd are ghon cots or buds.
Lurk or l1amlnges.mcdlcinc and the:
plopor food for the wounded is <11us~1
m ouing when the pastor, the RP" L l/hhrenteugd outbreak among the N11 nvn- int: the most suffering
AmoricunI 1
ldociors are willing to help in the care'
.Villn, maintained that all the
but thcv have liltlo‘
Juan N. Medina. chief of Stuff to
Tillie:
wounded had been brought to ..iunrca
I'l‘hls Hgitos them a total of about 150
\v minded.
lie said their dead number-
ed about the same. The federal wound
«cl are to be brought in today, he said.
The fed» 1‘" hOrbital accommodations have
ornl soldiers inure numbers of whom been taken “ii and private 110111811 will
are reported to be In a pitlnblo condi be “‘39“ H “1058 men 8'0 to be placed
tlou furthed south will receive equal 1
I'tmatment. If any agency is devised to
bring them into Amercan territory
i The lied Cross authorities find it
easier 16 core for the wounded Mexi-
,cnns in American territory than ti)
enter Into the international negotia-
‘tlons which would be necessary in
order to cross the boundary. and It
also Is known that facilities for the
core of the wounded in Juarez“ are
entirely inadequate. The Mexican
Red and White Cross organisations are
disorganized and officials here our
Mexico through wh .b the American
society could wom.
It wus suggested tonight that one
important result ‘of the rebel victory
at Jnuroa might. be to bring into
greater prominence the question of
,ernmont of General Cnrruuzu's (lou-
lsiituiionnlist party as the de facto
;u;mornumut of Northern Mexico Now
that General (lorranau can claim that
his party Is in practical physcnl one
,of 11.1mm, it Is expected thnt he will
' comply with the" further requirements
of international law 'byIsoItling upon
a permanent capitnl 111. Hermosillo or
Mnmiuieua 11ml completing the organ
izsiion of. his provisional {taverns
moot.
This question is mid to hove been
dew-doped hv Dr linynrd little iii his
roccni coni'cronoes with Gen. Curran»
7.11 and Honor mdcudei'b it was then
miller hypothetical. as the fedornls
Wcm in torrent rim-e In the state 61'
(111011111th Dr. Halo is expected ill
Witsblngton Mtltih‘tyfeyxid'nys. \
There who no-confirmntton here to-
day of n. reports-from Berlin that the
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there a no authoritative agency in
r'monnitlon by the United States goV- .
session of"hil of the northern states
on beds and even under roofs.
American atnbnesador,'.lmnes W, Ger-
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