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To Let.“
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WANTED
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WANTED-«TNASHING TO DO AT'
beam in rough in tiny part of town.
.wui be called for by sending a card
to Mrs. Knapp. Woodside Ave, East
Norwitik.
[WANTED ~~ SALESLADIES FOR
Uill‘la‘itmiis trade. A. Dickerman and
.8011. 111111 1t
WANTED-«WAN, FIRST MORT-
gage, $3.800 at 6 .per cent, for a new-
rtiwo family residence cos-ting $7,000.
Box 685,. Souiib» Nonwsik. d1] 61
25 Gill 8 WANTED Ti WORK ON
Singer nae-blues on house di‘oilses;
steady in ork all year: week work;
mod pay. Dress Factor y, 85 Washing-
ton St, liout'h Norwalk. (18 121
WANTED~—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to laben. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
0le ti
CLUETT, PEABODY a. 00., INc.,
have situations to ofi‘er on shirt work,
power machines. steady work. 08 t!
' _ LOST
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN—-
Black and white ibull pulp, 5 months
old. Latins in left hind leg. Answers
lto name of Don. Reward to anyone
giving information leading to 4111s re-
covery. I). 1‘. Murphy. 262 East Ave.
(i‘ei. 895. ‘ ddl 1t
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DEAD LiMBS
are the ones that [alias menace to
title and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HRerRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTB.
LATEST'METHODB.
T . BARTHOL, D. C.
I I Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
{.‘Ouih Norwalk Office-63 Meadow 8L,
7-8 9. m. .
Phone Connections.
flours-11 a. 1n.-5 p. in. Monday. wed-
nesdsy, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPlNAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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BACS- -- RAGE
A Leather Traveling Bag will Co.
be appreciated by any member
of the family.
SPECIAL XMAS ‘LINE.
George W. Wardwell
52 South Main Street
CARETAKER SUICIDES
lN WEATOGUE CLUB
Bridgeport Members Out for Round of
Golf Yesterday Make Gruesome Find.
."l‘ltA’l‘li‘llltll, lino. ll.
only means of caress blocked by 41 list;
stuffed into an opening above the gas
store. from which gas was pouring.
lilmi'lon Hubbard. aged iii, formerly
janitor oftho Weatoguo Country Club,
Was found dead at three o'clock yua-
1441'4luy ntiurnoon in tho kitchen of the
rich house. The discovery of the body
was made by . M. Olin, sHHlninnt
treasurer of the Mechanics, and «Far-
nmrs' Springs linnic. of Bridgeport,
.1414] llnvld 1.. ltlloudos. of Bruce avo-
111141, who wrmt to tho club for 41
141441141 of poll”.
lir. (1, Hull. llowland woe hum»
money by telephone. while Mr. Oils
lin'ow rml‘ll the window's lo lot. out
.14.. tuitiomtlnlz nouns. and Mr
.iilmndes 0111144111141er to resuscitate
Hubbard. liliorls to revive prover:
futile, honour, and when or. flow-
lollii nirlvvd he said the mun hull
immi 4141441! for at lr-nnl. two hours.
\‘lelcnl ‘l‘i‘xnlulnvr Dr W. B. (‘oggdr
hull nun called. and be pronounced
i1 41414141441 of suicide No reason is
known hero for the not or Hubbard;
an be Willi generally supposed to be of
an optimistic disposition. life was a
widower, and has one child. a boy at
fourteen. 4H9 secured a position
with the Locomoblle (30.. of America,
in Bridgeport. ’4111 Mommy, and his
Wait to the club house today wee
rmiritwiiii‘v In first gum}: (if hilt tools,
which he had left in the building.
Hubbard resided at ilw home 411' Mrs. carrying a montage to the ones what
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With the ‘
TO LET
TO LET m UPSTA'IRS APART-
rnent, six roams, every improvement,
newly decorated. ‘No. 150 East Ave,
Norwalk. Inquire 01' John N. Kline,.
21 West Main St, Norwulk. Tel. No.
1292—3. )
To LET—~F‘IVE ROOM APART-
meat, East Washington St, East Nor-
waik. lnulre 64 South Main .St. dil lti’
TO LET —— STORE, CORNER
North Main and Pine Sta, South Nor»
walk; also two office rooms, No. 5
Main 45L, ‘Norwalk. inquire of John
'I‘, Hayes, 5 Main St, 4Nohwalk. 4111 (it
T0 LET—FURNISHED 1100.111;
for light housekeeping. Also elderly
people to board. Mrs, S. Dyle. 21 Mar-
shall St. . d9 3t
TO LET—~FOUR ROOMS AND
bath, 8 High St, Inquire J. W. Masher,
70 Cedar St, South ‘Norwulk. d9 3t
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOM 0N
Washington St. in a private family. all
conveniences. Address A. B. 0., care
Sentinel. (19 3t
To LET~—MODERN- 8 ROOM
house, all improvements, on East Ave.
inquire Finch Bros. d9 3t
TO LET—ero Housman AND
39 Ely Ave, one four rooms and one
three rooms. Rent $6.00. Also house,
6 Lowe St. six rooms. All in first-
cluss order. Inquire John H. Knapp,
.82 West St. .416 ti”
TO LET-Pliii’tFEO’l‘LY NEW AND
bountiful documents now ready for
OCCllplliity. Seven rooms, chestnut
trim tile bathroom and exits toilet.
lient and hot water furnished Also
an attractive apartment of four rooms
and bath. inquire 133 West Ave
,1 T0 LET—«SEVEN ROOMS, wrrn
improvements. No. 21 (love avenue:
also four rooms, (with. improvements, 1
Cove Aye. inquire it. Joselovsigy,
East Norwalk. or United Grocery ()0.
TO LET OR FOR SALE-HAND-
some new onehulf residence, ll rooms,
up-to-dale improvements, beautiful
finished interior, electric light. 5 min-
utes from station. blaring Construc-
ton Co. 1"? Washington St. 1126 lat
T0 LETw-PRIVA'k‘:
lumrovements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwnlk. Address Geo. L. iiritton, 8;!
Fort St, East Norwalk. Phone 3:11.
018 tf
To LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occripancy Nov. ist. llent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas
H10y,t at The South Norwaik Taller
oi ti‘
C. T. MscEGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine. Plato
(lines and Rent insurance. also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.
i!0r BIND-date gervlca CM!
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embllmer.
cities and Residence
Telephone 904.
B4 80. Main at. so. Norwuik.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic 111 the definition or that
more of the disease and the art oi
4dlustlng the 14111110. Disease in cans
id by 11 wrench twist or sprain is
be back. Even if done in childhood
1 creates pinched nerves and paints
later life in the different organs and
imhs.
(‘hlroprsctors remove the cause oi
finesse and pain, Multh is restored,
hrough harmonizing the nerve 41y:
ems in your body tomato troubles
rived special situation; also curvn
are of the spine. You will never re
ill-st giving the Chiropractor I chance
0 help you;
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. I1.
i4 WashinutOn 81., Bo. Nor-walk. Conn
"tadpole from Primer School. 1.114
”underway L
'lbe 1541511.. on "llcautlrul lreland",
will he held in lloyt's 'lhmuro, Hun
day night. undor the nuopimn or in-
vision No ,1. i A, 0 ll. Sioundv fol
gain of lecture
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Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They chord a direct way of
11444414111113 King, on sternum avenue. jwlii he most interested.
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PLACE, Al 1.;
FOR SALE
i FOR SALE—+2 OLD HALL RACKS.
[sndlrons lbed (iron), bicycle, side-
i
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boandl bookcase and other household
goods. No 29 Ely Ave. 419 3t
FOR SALE—«ONE LUMBER BOX
wagon. one two saluted surrey. rubber
tires, one heavy and one light harness.
Apply 12 Benton St. d9 3t
PIANO (GOLD MEDAL YUKON
Exposition), from manufacturer direct.
Six months’ free instruction. Cash or
easy myments. Prof. Newton, 24
Madison St, near Spring St. 4419 St
-1- 4%-“...w- ._
Let Us Repair and
Paint Your Rooti
before the snow lilies. We will do it
11111 for 10 sq. ft. guaranteed for 41
years
TAR PAPER. TIN. SHINGLE.
Get Our Prices on Cement Sldbwalks
E. R. Bradley 81 Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
11 Washington St. So Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.
PUBLIC ,___
AUCTION! 1
FRIDAY DEC. 12. AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Bankrupt. estate of Chas St. John, cigar
box manufacturer, consisting of bells,
pshuliing pulleys motels. machines
{for wood turning. 4103:; cut saw
(powu) sows for sumo. rip saw (pow-
Ior.) printingpiessos, brass. leads (ut
,1411', lpapcr cutter. type. old metal, pro-
tons-l. office furniture,
lumber. 10 bnrruln cedar sawdust,
smalirtools, otc.
CHARLES 'l‘_ MCGUYIGNN, Trustee. ;
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11441111111 BULLETIN i
run EMPLOYERS
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i'lAR'l‘ll‘lli'il), lice. JI.'""'I‘Il(.‘ sillto
(.‘mnpcusntion commissioners have in-
sucd a bulletin which is designed for
the assistance and information of cm-
ploycra under the (’pllllit‘lllllltiim not
who tho under consideration . the
unostlon oi" currylnlr holi' own risk in-
arwm‘. of protecting themselves, and
indirectly their eniployoea. by one of
the forms of insurance or security pro.
ridcd by the act. its object is to
,iit-Iilll“ 411141‘4wplnl41 the position taken
by the commission with its twofold,
duty to mnployor and employee.
The bulletin is dividud under em?
oral heads "'l‘lm Fortification of Fi-
1141114 lul Ability of antDiOle‘H, "Tho
N000! 4.144 or 84411111111: the Payment of
Coillprnsullou to Employees ” “Scour
II\ for (ompensation to ho Attained.
Without '.-lr justice to 1': mployern." con i
ditlou to be taken into account,” "Sim ‘
itnticn, Safely and Welfare Workfi
“Means of Securing Payment of Com»
pensution." “Procedure for Obtaining
Curillicuiv,” “liixtonl of Risk.“ etc.
i’l‘hp bulletin is very complete in de-
tail.
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WOMAN l8 FREED av i
DECIBlON OF COURT
WA’l‘l-TlitilUltY, Doc. ‘li.-~l:1 the
Criminal branch of tho llistrict court
today, lloputy Judge Mains. upon mo"
tion of counsel for Mr.“ William illicit-
ownlri, or Nuusutuck. charged with
violation oi‘ the male roulth lnwd.
quashed tho count in the complaint.
inn? discharged the. woman.
’1 I111 411141.: was olinluully it led in tho
Niuignlnrk borough court. whuro the
woman was lined i-lho appealed and
1.14141 also lint-d in Hill District court.
'4111 appeal to the Supreme court a
non trial «was ordered
Today, when an effort was made to
include a now count. the motion to
_ quash was died and granted. Curlelon'
Fl. liomlloy. county health officer. was
interested in the Nomination of the
Willliilll.
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ELECTION IN NICARAGUA.
MANNili/i Nirurusua. llec ii
,‘l‘wo former spi‘tmdrnls of Nlnsrugun,
Adorn i arduous 41ml iioenral Maclmdo,
and two prominent Liberals, Francis-
44; Aguilar and Santiago Argulo. were
gallltlllg the senators ducted on Tues '
’day. .
The polling passed 411‘! in an order»
'13 planner except in the Department.
ioi films, where the discovery of 4111
smi-xovernmrntel censuirecy caused
bile authorities to close the bounty
'gress in their attack on Tamplco and
" one under the protection of American
‘of ui'rts of Mexican land and is 0114‘- cl"
4. motion from Oklahoma City.
,dltion is said not to he grave.
,«lirm of Wernher. ilelt it Company. He
lIMPIIiIl i8
PRUBRESSINB
Amsricansaurl lllhar Foreigners
Have Been Move to Neutral
Zone tinder Protection at
American ,Buns
filililill Riilllitil ,
All lililiili ilJlNIliI
Millionaire Callie Raiser Cross-
es Riuer to Maria
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\l'A'SiilNG'I‘ON. Dec li.-—-Oli’iclsi
reports from Real Admiral Fletcher to
the Navy Department today said the
Consiitutionailsts were making pro
that Americans and all other foreign-
ers had been removed to a neutra'
guns. Thus far no foreighners have
been injured.
museum. Tox., Dec. i1.-—The tok-
lng‘of civilian refugees across the riv-
er into United States territory and the
building of defenses in anticipation
of a rebel attack at Olinags. today
proceeded actively in the Movican vil-
latte opposite Presidio, where the bulk
of the Huerta government troops in
t,tl1,e_,1iortl1 have concentrated. ‘
That the next move will be forced
'by the rebels is .ctmceded, for General
Salvador Mercado comander of the
i'cdoru’ s. has taken a waiting atltude.,
'inoautlme re—provitiionlng his troOsz
while the rebel forces under Genera-
}lcrrera are moving toward the city
asranldly as possible,
it is the rebei’s plan to precipitate
a crisis without allowing a delay which ‘
would he of immense advantage to thei
{uh-rule in their efforts to rest and.
‘i’tod their exhausted soldiers Time til i
so mum a more elaborate system of
barricades and forts for the foderals.
Wagon loads of provisions are being
brought iiom liiurl’a, Texas the rail
nay station nearest to the border.
Luis 'l‘crraza, who owns millions.
the richest. man in the republic, cross-
ed the river with his family and wont
to Mario. lie practically had hemli
held a prisoner at Chihuahua. and lt'
was not until the whole federal tiar-
rison accompanied him that he was'
able to have the country whore MB
Hip had been throttioncd by the rebels.
it is said that Terrnzn‘g (‘nttio served?
to food both fedcruls and rebels inf
this and the Modern revolutions.
'Sonnr Torture was met by a dela-
Okla.
where he was invited to make his fu-
ture home.
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Sill LIONEL PHILLIPS
SHOT III IIIHAIINESBIHIG
.lOillANNESillllltG. Union of South
Africa. Dec. ll.—-An attempt was madeg
today to assassinate (Sir Lionel Phil-é
lips. the leading gold mining magnato‘
of South Africa. Three shots were ilr"
ed at him. One bullet lodged in his
llOi‘it and another in s. thigh. His, con
The
«woulddic assassin was arrested.
The attempt was made while i'iir
Llotioi was walking on Commissioner
street and is supposed to have been
an outcome of the bitterness aroused
against the 111an owners over the con-
ditions of settlement of the strike
movmnont in September. At that time
a series of riots occurred in which
i
about 14141 miners were killed and many '
wounded when they come into armed
conflict «with the troops and police
'iho grievances of the men were
chlolly concerned with the great mor-
tality in the mines and the refusal ot
the mine owners to recognize tho'urr
lone. Thny were eventually forced to
accept the owners' terms
still lilonol Phillips was closely idou»
titled with the isle Cecil Rhodes and
Alfred Belt and, is a partner in the
has lived in .‘lohnuncnbiirlz since 1889.
in 1896 he was sentenced to death
at Pretoria for participation in the
Jameson raid. together with John
iimodlemmond George P ilsrmrand
Col. F'runk Rhodes. The sentence Ilynli
later commuted to a line of $125,000
and lmnlsinherlt. '- ' ,
The assailant-int Sir Lionel Phillips
was later deal“ as a. Dutch store-
keeper of the name of Nissan and the
crime was supposed to have been so- ,
tuated by revenge my the lost tit it re D
I
sent suit against. the mining group.
With which Sir Lionel is‘oonnected.
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