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LASSIFIED Advertisements on tblpage, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 250--
Threo Times. W— Each Additio
Word,1 cent
face or Cam bouhlo Price
per Insertion. In Black-
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WANTED TO LET FOR, SALE.
'WAN‘TEDwWASHING AND iiiON- “ TO LET—SEVEN ROOMS. Wl'l‘H Fon' SALE—~TWO WAGONS. ONE
ing to do at home. inquire Mrs.
Straorar. .No Taylor Ave, next to
Wim.13en-';iaimius d2 1t
WANTED-”ROOM AND i'iOAitD IN
private family {or young couple. Must
be near center or city. Address Wire
Chief. So. New Eng. Tel. Co. d2 iii
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WANTED—$600 ON FIRST-CLASS
mortgage at '6 per cent. Good many
and good property. inquire at the
Dawrence Agency. l5 South ‘Main St.
(ii iii
WANTED—WOMAN TO DO WASH
ins and ironing. Mis. J. K. Burger,
308 last Ave, East NorWalk. d1 3t
BOY WANTED—ONE WHO UN-
dersiends caning chairs. Kohn Bros,
7‘2. North Main St. d1 3t
WANTEDw—TWO O‘R THREE FUR-
uiehed or unfurnished rooms In East.
Norwaik, centrally located. Address
It. care Sentinel. d1 3t
WANTED—~Si'i‘UATION BY A
western man to care for a furnace
nud work around the «house. C. W. 8.
di. 3t
WANTED-4‘0 “BUY ALL. KINDS
cattle and poultry. lies-t market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $31
to $4 for hob calves to .iatteu. 1i.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 ti
CLUETT. PEABODY a 09.. mt)...
have situations to otter on shirt work.
power machines, steady worit. 08 ti
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall-—a menace to
We and property. We trim all kinds
of trees ‘ BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
~ Property Owners
. Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR in PER SQ.
FOOT, »WITH A GUARANTEE
E. R. Bradley 8100:
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty. Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
1i Washington St. So Norwalk. Conn
Phone 781:
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
F . BARTHOL. D. C.
I I Atisntio 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Mouth Norwsik Cities—n Mosdow 81.,
7-8 p. m.
Phono Connections.
Hours—4i a. m.-5 p. m. Monday, Wod-
neaday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSI8 FREE.
s
City National Bank
TRANS/ACTH A GENERAL BANKINI
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONaIeTENT
WITH dOUND ‘
IANKING
luv-plus sud Prom
8117.000.00
Copltol
"00,000.00
*—
Bol's Deposit 30st u and I5 por yssi
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EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Woo-Pros.
Fiz’EDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vic.
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WILFRED IODWELL. Coshior
W.-
DIflEOTORO
IE. H. Mstnowson J. Wsiisos MIMI
John H. Knspp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: from H. Howsn
lsmuoi Gmmmsn Lewis ii. Hurlimt1
Hour)! 3. Lockwood
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Sentinel “tours are it quick action
and inexpensive moans oi‘ communi
‘li‘ulme.
improvements, No. 21 Cove avenue;
also four rooms. with. improvements. ‘1
Com Ave. 'Inqvui're 1R. Jpseiovsky,
East Norwuik, or United Grocery (:0,
'TO LET-«AN EIGHT ROOMl
uipurt-ment. all improvements. No. 6
West St. inquire 01’ Edward Simons,l
35 West Main St, Norwalh. d2 lit
MTO LET—ii ROOM COTTACD
with all improvements. No.1 Cottage
St. East Norwal’k. lInquire on iprem-
ises. d2 in
m.
TO LET—5 nooyts ON snoozvp
floor, bath room and water. 12 0s—
iborne Ave, East 'Norwalk.
on premises. d2 3t
Inquire Cull or write.
surrey and one lumber box ;aiso hor-
ness. Inquire 112 West St. d1 3t
'FOR SALE—~SIDEBOARD AND
parlor table. Call at No. 7 Bette
Place evenings, or phone No. 1051-3.
d1 3t
FOR SALE—«PARTY NEEDING
cash otters two family house for sale.
I will buy house for any one (who has
some money to put in it and take
monthly payments for balance. in-
quire 40 Bayvichve. d1 lit
FOR SALEHW’TIJIJ SACRIFICE
one 22 H. P.. 1-2 ton l'iurvester truck.
W. A. Crockett, ‘Row-
1129 3t
TO LET—PLEASANT LARGE OR
small room in private family. iiourd
if desired; uli conveniences. Answer
“J.," Sentinel Office. d1 3t
TO LET—~11 LARGE ROOMS. GAR-
den. small family, quiet place. In-
quire 12 Howard Ave. East Norwnilt,
Conn. ” d1 3t
TO LETwiIOU-SE, N0. 41. CHEST-
nut St, 9 large rooms, all iinrpro-Ve
monts. Rent $2 5.00 Inquire No .il
Chestnut St. 1129 (it
To LET—i-lOUSES, FLATS, PARTS
of houses. store, burn. shop, manu-
factory with power. Furnished hotel
and cottages at Greens Farms. All
classes of rent; in The Norwaiks
ranging from $5.00 to $50.00 per
month. Raymond ilros, 1129 Lit
TO LETv—ITI'STAiRS APARTMENT,
six rooms, every improvement, newly
decorated. No. 150 East Ave, Nor-
wuilt. inquire of John N. Kline. 21
West Main St.. Norwulk. Tel. No.
12923. 1129 iii
TO LET OR FOR SALEwiiANll-.
some new oneholt residence, ll rooms,
up-to-daie improvements, beautiful
finished interior, electric light, 5 min-
utes from station. Muring Construc-
ton Co, 123 Washington St n26 lilt
TO LET—APARTMENT. 16 i’lNiG
St. inquire oiilre 01' R. and G. Corset
Company,
1112 Li?
To LET—«PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason»
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwullt. Address Geo. L. iirittou,
Fort St, East Norwnllt. Phone 331.
ms it
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TO LET OR FOR SALE—ll ROOVI'
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lst Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire oi (‘lma
l1). lioyi. at The South Norwaik Trust
Co. 016 it
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 Washington at.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
Court, November 22. A. 1)., 1913,
Estate of John ii‘nnzillo, late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis»
iriet ol‘ 'Norwnlit, huth limited and 111—
iowed six months from the date hero-
oi’ for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for setelemeot.
exhibit their claims for settlement.
time will be dentin-ed u recovery All
persons indebted to said estuto are
requested to make immediate payment
to
ROSIE Ii‘ANZILIII,
1122'» d2 ii Adinluatrutrix.
Novelty Bazaar
Norwalk M. E. Church
TONIGHT
and Tomorrow, Night
Hot supper from 5:30 to 8 oi0iook.
~ o. .
()no of the t‘bioi‘ Attractions is
“The Country Store
BAILB FOR HUNGARY.
it till went well .ioneph Novnit. 0i
south Norwuiic. sailed on the “intcon-
in." this morning, for his home in Hull-
iliii‘y. The boot will land him llt‘
'llotnctivo Sergeant Thomas
Imitlierlumi accompanied the man to
New York and hid him a fond ndieu’
us the. bout sailed. Novait was re. ‘
cation. They Alford a direct way of
carrying it message to the ones who
uiluie most interested.
I pleasant trip.
costly given his choice between uioil
sentence for theft or a return to the
other country he chose the more
.
1 real lze the danger.
i Huimiiluios-
nylon.
Large
and
H O G S
For , Sale
Flue Berkshires at all ages at
low prices to quick buyers.
Apply NET—SON F. HUNT, Supt.
i'n'osby Farm. Struwberry Hill,
near Town Farm. Norwallt. Phone
lizl-ring ii. d2 2t
PREAGIIES SERMON till
THE DOUBLE LIFE
Continued From Second Pogo
not competent‘ judges. Not once in
five hundred times will they be ni’i’ect-
cd by the risk he runs. lie does not
is birds have forc-
iokens of the approach of n storm, as
wild horses scent the air when intru-
ders are near. as (It‘t‘i‘ know that the
forest is a blaze. when the. llre is yet1
.a day's Journey oil‘. so both God on
(lowed the human spirit with a sense
of the presence of evil. when It in.
trudes its presence and breaks in upon
the sanctity of the soul's precincts.
Howmor, sin oft repented. dulls this
liner sensibility of the soul and n
2 fresh sensitlvcness of tlu1 presence of
evil, cnnnot again he felt till the. soul
has been made tender, by the presence
oi the lioiy Spirit it then. you have
(1101‘ hi1 on reins to on evil genius, out
ihoreioio the bridges behind youm
louu- no \\ try of escape.
.-\ men must. not (iiill break 11 ith the
punt but commit himself to the friends
of his better nature. and to the Master
of us all. This. llr. Jekyll also failed
to do. He had it worthy friend in a
\ir. litters-on. u iawter. 11 he plead with
him to umuil to him his mysterious l
relation with llyde. but he failed to
shine his secret with his friend This
was 11 “ruinous mistake " an “Inex-
pressibio misfortune." lie slmuld have
taken his intimate into partnership
with him in his struggle—4m would
then have bud the support of a strong
personality in his conflict. The sup
port of a strong, worthy friend. in anon
a moment. is of a value beyond price.
llut he thought, within himself, the
"way lint-k ls open and none will be
the wiser." Of course the lion that
hud been long caged come out roar-
in};1 "
So, too. he must take into partner-
ship the Divine Muster. Share ills
conlidencc uiih Him. Mr. Gludetone‘s
wife once said to .iohn Morley that
whoever wrote the life of the meat
12 nglisinuan would need to remember
that Gladstone. had two sides—«impo-
iieni. itnpetuouu. irrestrniunble on the
one side; and. on ill; other, able to
dismiss all but the great control aim.
hide to put usidc what wus weakening
uud diuiurillngwwniul that he Illid
achieved this soitmuutery, and had
succeeded In the struggle ever since
he was lwtmty-four. by incessant
wrestling in prilyer-~ivi'nyor ihat had
been uhundniltly unmvoi‘od.~-~l\dnth..
11012, Jun., '09.. p. 24.
inctntti‘iirroxvx 'l‘exliii. .1. A. Kim-
bio a11yu:"'i«‘or uexelui years punt:
i‘o ioy 14 Honey and The (.‘ompouud line
been my household lliiililil) for all
’lronghn. colds. and innit troubles. it
has given permanent. relief in n 11111111
her of «tunes of obstinate coughs (and
colds." (‘loninine no chillies. Iteiuse
ii‘or sole by all drug
aisle ** .
~.. «4.. w Mal.-.“—
DESTROYER PAUL JONES SAFE.
SAN 'I‘A BAIUMRA. Gill. Deli. 2.“ boom
the dos ioym‘ .Pa'u] ‘Jonss. the only
vessel in the torpedo bontvllotiila tin-
art-oi died for when the fleet sesame
oil in the recent storm. out in st this
port yesterday. apparently wiittis the"
worse so communion wsuo leoiiudllaxt ddildglht'c «Willows. out
. . _ n I. snows. rum _
later for San Pedro. .
.o:
- zisznst Washin ton and
is»: not set. muss ‘
1840011me '8!“ Gonool'dmogli Unsol-
lsw rth thin and Ann Sis.
15—Hi i1 8t. and Bo. aw A".
iii—4 orwaik Iron fiery.
i’i—Wolt A
iii-«High So i est Avo.
818:Wost at. so "syior Avs.
xmly Avasn vs at.
Io—«xSouth Mun loo «lngnroo Cu.
-Loxlnxi.on Ave. and Austin It.
27—Wesi land Elm Grove
ill—~80uthlid all. St... between Grov- Ill
Mo adow {its
lid-dint) Electris Works. tit-1o It.
“~48 ring an is.
Bil—x avnund and sign all.
iiiv—xbock wood Mia.
41~Faimald Ave. and Coast- It.
iii—Taylor Ave. and South at.“
iii—«We odw ard 1.1"; ondM wlt.
t5~Burriti and Quinton! Aves. and Wots
tow-Woodward and Lowndos Aves.
61-Golden Hill at. and Elmwood A's.
lid—Washington sen ridge
58—Freight yard and Ann 8L. print;
14—41 am mailtL oolt 00., priv veto.
Box 61~Corner Putnam avenue out.
deed street.
(3 Denotes non-interfering boxes.
) Muster box. tram which tho nun:
bar of any box can be sounded
Ono stroke at 12 noon and I p.13
sinndard time, -
One stroke at odd times. satin. o
iineo ompo
. TWo strokes after so alarm. (in out. rs
calls departmoni.1—i
Three slow strokes water to ho shes
a
7-!
13:06p. 111.. seen Woundsy.sboz
ls ttilled tort est.
re alarmsa tor In distriot also to
solved by telephone.
4.
Four long :blasts of the whistle at
8: 30 a 1n. and ’42: 30 p. m. indicate
no 1schlool for" the following session.
1~ -— ~—1 .
EAST NORWALK rm: ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. ls Van aunt Biz-sol
Telephone 110
o—Fiteh School minute).
Private boxes w only be uilsd to:
A telephone messnze to Eleotr 0 Station
(705) beiwasn the hours or ii p. m. not
5~Murvin School (private
or! Sis.
ink-Van Zundt s. and Osborn Avo.
Qideast Ave. and Rowan at.
“l7~—-Wlnileld 8t
23-«Fort and Choriss Stl.
ass—«East Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225~8c John St. and Ediio Ave. -
1132-»«Soavlew Ave. and First St
lids—“Boulevard and ascend8 Bi.
836-—Cove Ave. and Filth
aa’l—Boulevard and Blackstone 8t i'i‘ol.
341-Knysel St and Pine Hill Ave. Tel;
doth-Keys” 8t. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel;
343~Shore Haven. (Tel.)
6 u. m.. vlns location of fire. In slum
will he even otn tent m:
the on premises w are located.
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his srrlvs
or. the tits
. spools! elnnsis
i—Oono blast at odd times. testing or its»
i——-Ono blast at 8J1. m.. standard time.
'1 l-«Two blasts. re out.
i. -'11—-—Tucni.y two. at 8 a. In. no morn
ing session of public school
11- il——-Twenty-two, at 12. 30 p. m. .. no ti
terimn session of puliiio school
iiiniflil —-'i‘on blasts quickly soils in:
,_ entirs department.
NORWAtK FIRE' ALARM.
isn‘t-Corner sultan and Wall streets.
illmBeldon vauup .dan Union tines
i22—«Spring I ii and Kellogg Street
as -L.nlon i’an.
'hw— West Menus and Berkeley Street
27—-Frankliu Avenue and Lynes Pleas.
i31~~Uss house. it rivote box)
‘i2 West Avenue and Mcrwln Street
Bib-Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street
M-«Jhapoi Street and Harbor Avenus
86—~-West Avenue. near ino' armory.
38~Stevens Street and 121m Crest
timezone Street and Wilton avenue
oil—«Main street and North Avenue.
l3~Frunce Sires
lit-Main and Catherine streets
VCIntum Road und Fuir Street
akt‘hestnut Street. near Summer at
66-Main Street snd Union Avenue.
62~tln The Green.
63—min: Avanuo and Lincoln Avenus
dtwmt Avenue and Dankam Liane.
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DIITFIIOTI
Two photos of on Dell. thus. 1-). In
I on
iaflg‘ighisnd Ave. to 14.1.. N. a. a I
ism-Hickory Biuii.‘ and Bell island. <
ii- Pine Point and Roton Point.
“whens island Sound to Maximo It.
8%“ Contra “ loKinie let. to annoy.
iii~£irand Street and indail boos.
ilii —Pormoysr at. to Cross at.
Bil—Cross 81.10 Railrosd.
24 Railroad to Brooksitlo.
Wsst in
do.
li-«Whlte Brim north to Broouldo.
iG—Whits Bridge 8. ill. to In. 1 Boo lid.
iI-—Whlto Brid o B. W. to L 1. Sound.
Ono stroke o the tire boil st odd timo
indicates may I‘ll
Ogre boil, thus. l-i-l-i
Four strokes“ i
IA third or moro slums indisoto sarto-
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