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CLASSIFIED Advertisements” on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—
ThreeTimes. 59c~ Each Addiiiélans.‘ Word.1 cent per Insertion. In Black»
118. Double Price
is
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WANTED
WANTEWSITIIATION AT Gilli -
ernl housework. Inquire 78 Ely Ave.
‘ (116 3i.
WANTED ~‘ RESPEC'I‘ABLE WO-
man as housekeeper in small family.
ITO go out of flown. Inquire 7 Hew-
llins Ave, East 'Nonwnik. Phone
1154-2. “ dlli 31
WANTED-SOFT liA'l‘ MACHINE
binder. Also shipping clerk. Drey-
er list 109., Railroad Ave, South Nor-
1wn11l.‘ dill 3t
.— “...—..-... ...... W ...
WANTED~GIRI,1 OR WOMAN TO
31') general housework. Inquire 32
Lowe St, upstairs. did lit
, /
WANTED —— EXPERIENCED PAT-
rbel'n makers for lock work, Apply by
letter, giving experience and stating
swages expected, to Manufacturer, care
Sentinel l” (112 ill.
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25 am 3 WANTED Tl. WORK ON
Singer :1 whines on house dresses;
steady in ork all year; week work;
good pay. Dress Factory, 85 Washing-
ton Sh, South Norwnlk. d8 12!.
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KlNDS
cu tile and poultry. lies-t market prices
paid. Extra. prices for int calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fallen. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 if
CLUETT, PEABODY a. 00.. INC..
have situations to odor on shirt work,
[lower machines, steady work. 08 tr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HAVE $800 T0 iNVidST
services; also furnish fidelity bond.
What can you offer? Moving pictures
111' retail. would consider larger propo-
sition; ilullluco on notes or agree-
1111ent. F. R, Sentinel. dis 31
1113111) LIMBS
are the ones that full—ll. menace to
life and plopcrty. We trim all kinds
of trees sERUPAm a SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
(Idkdhkhdlkl
SPIN/1L ADJUSTMENTS-
LATEST METHODS.
l7, BARTHOL, D. C.
If Atlantic 8:.
Lady Attendant.
Stamford, Conn.
Rent Rooms.
{:0th Norwnir. Office—II Meadow 3t.
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
flours—41 s. m.-6 p. 111. Monday. Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
~ SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
, TO 1.31
To LET~TWO STORES, 58 AND
60 North Main St, :lrllmi’ondl illock.
A. Hamel-d, at goings.
Lease be desirable tenants. Alppiy W. 1'
ills lit:
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—UNUSUAL BAR-GAIN,
.11. brand new Oliver No. 5. the latest
model Printype twpewrlier, at bile 13n-
znnr, 7 0 Washington St. (118 (it
90 Winfield St.
ed.
St.
Kitchen will be paint-
lnqlllre Ml's. IWollner 83 Winlieki'
(118 31
To LET~TWO APARTMENTS,
three «rooms each, or entire building,
for light factory 11111111103118, west side
of Washingiion'vstu near new bridge.
Address Business, cure Sentinel. d18 ill
'ro LETwiN REAR OF BUILDING,
unfurnished, three illle rooms, suitable
for two or three gennionlen or elderly
couple; hardwood floors, steam (heat-
ed, for $12., Address 8. 11., core Sen~
tinel. 11117 31;
TO LET OR FOR SALE—ATTRAC-
tlve two family residence, 6 rooms
catch, all improvements, beautiful
finished interior, 5 minutes from E, N.
station, equity $3,000. Exchange ior
free, clear lots and some cash. Mar-
ing Construction 00., So. Norwuik.
1117 101
TO LET—~FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
inliprmemeuts. 6 High St. dill 3t
...-...
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
improvements. Use of telephone. in-
quire 120 Washington St. dlli if
TO LET~lN REAR OF' BUILDING,
unfurnished, two line rooms, suitable
for two or three gentlemen or elderly
couple; hardwood floors, steam hunt;
ed, for $12. Address S. ll, onl'e Sell
l'lnel. did 31
To LET~PERFECTLY mow AND
beautiful apartments now ready for
urcupnncy. Seven rooms, chestnut
trim. lilo bathroom and mil-o. toilet.
lieui. and hot wnim furnished. ill-
wire 53 West Ave. d 1261.
1'0 Len—luvs: 1100111 AP our
merit E1131 Washington 81.1.1131 Nor
walk. Inquire 64 South Main St (ill “1
TO LET ~— S'i‘OliiE, CORNIJ R
North Main and Pine Sis. Scullb Nor-
wnik;
Mnin St.
’l‘,\l~lnyes,
Norunlk inquire of John
5Msin St.. Norwnlk.d11 (it.
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
lnlprovcnmnis, large, grounds;
able to right party.
Norwnlk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 8‘
Felt St, East Nonwnik. Phone 3:11.
018 it
TO LET OR FOR SALE—v6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent 820. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas
bl Hoyt, at The South Norwnlk Trust
Co. 016 it
Let Us Repair and
Paint Your Roof
before the snow files. We will do it
Ind] l‘ol' 1c sq. it, guaranteed 101' 1
years,
TAR PAPER, TIN, SHINGLE.
Get Our Prices on Cement Sidewalks
, E. R. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
ll Washington 81:. So Norwaik, Conn,
Phone. 781.
Mllilll'mliliiiilim
ORDER OF NOTICE,
liislrll-l. oi‘ Nol'wnik, 1111., i’l'obnlti
I‘oul'l, December 17th. A. 11,, 1913.
1i~i"ilvl'clln, written 11.1lpiicaiion
11111111 111111111.- l.o llilvin court for adminis-
I union or 1111‘ estate of Nelson Lawson,
bile oi NorWnik, 111 said dintrlot, do~
(-r-usoli. ’
Ordered, That ultid nmdicntlou be
henl'd lllld determined :11 the l’l'nblllc
m’llco ill Nululllb on 111112 2,71i1 day of
[um-mind. lillii. Ill '2 o'clock‘
noon. 111111 lillll public notice thereof
Ibo-gimp to 1111 poisons Interested
therein by publishing this order in n
having 11 circulation In
1.111111 district 111 input live dllys before
s 1111 day or 1111111111;
in 11.111 w 1.11111: dour *
Judge.
WAKNEI) BOYS. AWAY.
Odlcer Wallace 11.811111111111111 wormed
wily min the depot lust night
complaint 11111111 from 11111111111111“:
“ 'l'il
“ 111111111 11111612. 111111 111111 i'égistcréd by 111;
inn 1}. linker.
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lifter ‘
‘51?
Workmen’s
Compensation
insurance
HOW iT WILL AFFECT EMPLOYER
AND EMPLOYEE.
This low goes into effect January
131. 1914. Any information on this
important mutter cheerfully given.
C. T. McGovern
lNSUFlANCE AND REAL ESTATE
165 Washington street,
South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 345
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1. or Up-tO-anls Serv co Cal
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Emblimsr.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
I14 80. Main. at. an. Norw_nlk.
1r .1.......... ..
Sacrifice
1.1109 Pope i-lnl'lrord Runabout.
double rumble ilI 1.0011
Two 1910 '(.‘.€u.iiilucs . ......... $1111.01)
1111111
lieu Touring (1111' ........... . 111213.011
Buick, Model 10, film! ........ $175.00
iiuick, 11112, Model lib $4213.00
Buick, Hill, 40 ii. l’., Mode till,
like new ............... $7113.00
Ouhillndlfi, 7 passenger. 11112 151151111.
lllldson M11deiil:i,liii‘2 i$1..11(lil
1:1ch1111 other Clllli ul exceptionally
low pl'lt 1's.
Write or call Mocimlcy Auto 00..
iii-4'2 Summer St, Smlni‘ord, Conn.
'l‘eluphonwll'li and 1260 :1
11111111111111.11 111111111 ll; mull A
sentinel 1111111 changed it to 11 in:
chilled roomwilslltsd.
To LET—r-HQUSE, SEVEN 11001111,?
boob, toilet, furnace, spring well, barn, '
renson- 1
186 Main St. ., 2,
lllldsou. Model 20. touring ('111 $1160 iii)y
FOR 8ALE~STAMFORD RANGE
in good condition. Price reasonable.
Inquire 12 Os'bornevAve. d1? ill
FOR BALE—~FI1NE LOT OF XMAS
trees and wreaths at lowest prices
Free delivery. V. Ciuque, cor. Clay
and Railroad Ave. (1'17 3i
FOR SALEHAUTOMATIC PLAY-
or piano. cost $500. not yet year old.
101m be bought at a. very rensmlnlhlo
price. For 11lnl'ticulnl's call 'or address
F‘. E. Lockwood and Co. d1? 61.
FREE!
Free Spinal
Adjustments
given every evening (-Sundnya excerpt-
ed) from 7 until 9 o'clock, until Jan.
lst, 1914,1by DR. SARA JEAN MOR-
IRISON, CHIROPRACTOR, at her at
‘iices, 97 Washington St, Son it No:
walk
Special Meeting of
The logo] voters of the Second ’l‘ux-
are hereby notified illlll unl'ned lbs 11
111111111111 meeting of snid liistrlol bill be -
held 111 the nudllmlllm ol‘ the I‘ lly Hull
corner of North Main 11nd Marshall;
1Stl'cot3. on Flidny cloning, December
215th, 111131 at clgh o',clock for the
following purposes: '11) consider the
gudvisnbiiily of creating ll vnuli of suf-
iicicnt size to nccomnloduie the ion 11
rer'.ords and m ”111131111: rooms for the
Second Faxing District
ing District. of the City of Norwnik‘
ion 11 clerks offices. and of llmrli ion
ing the auditorium so as to prmido'
f01‘(",01lll(3”l‘00m muv'ol ‘11 office and
Iofliccs fol lllc. st: ‘i‘é'i 1:11111111issioncr1111111
Cit} ongillcol' and lo .luiilorize lllld onl-
l”lower lilo illstriii. (‘onllllissionors ‘o
lorel'l sold 1111111 and to 11mm 311111
(111111110be doomed advisable so to do;
also, to authorize the District (‘ommis-
1115;, two office 100mg No 5 sionels lo apply the 11101191111111: 'om the cases yeslondny bile December term of
sole oi‘ the silent and gnrbngo colie('-:
iion uppulntun and eqmpilneut or so
mulch thereof as may be no( essllry to
an amount. not exuvedlng $45011 In
payment for the erection of said vnnii.
111111 the making of said changes; to
nulllollne the I)lSl.',‘ll(t Commissioners
$1.0 borrow on the credit of said Dis-
trict and in anticipation of the col
lollion of taxes such sum 01' sums of
llnonel, not to crowd $11,.1114‘25 as
'may die necessary to meet the alumni
expenses of said District, and lo giv‘e
the note or notes oi? the District there
for; and to nutilmlzo and empower
the District Commissions to use 1111,1'1
of Hill money received by said ills,1
tril'l.i'1'0111 lilo former (.‘ity of South.
Norwllill tor the 1111111101111 01' pnyingl
claims ngninsl said lollnor city.
linicd 11L Norwnlk December 16th,
i91:_l
i
STEPHEN S. HATCH,
HORACE it. NASH,
l). Will, iiAilil‘OiIl),
Second District Commissioners.
1: 1.1111100110111113 1
11315011011111: MILES 1
1111111 11111 11111111111111
Gellorni lluunger 01.71. llnrdoilns ro
coivcd from “IQ committee represent
111g the conductors and trninuloll. 11
list of the working rules proscxibcll ill
the arbitration bond which lldluutcd’
the wugn irollblo between the Uiliiiel‘lli
linen and their men which lilo llii‘li!
ol‘ the Now iiuvnn do not want to one 1
put. into 11111121 on Hilli syniom 111111 UH, ,
committee in now WiilUllK to bear 1mm 1
the general lnunuger .lllht Mull roll ’
ditlmls oi' lilo arbitration award tilclN
New Haven men do not likc, the 11111111.
bili'll 111? the colnlllittoo will 1ch 1111401011111
111 this 11111", 1101' will the comlmlly. I
ll. wng silltcd by 1111 official ol’ the.
lul'n‘u culllnliilcc iodny, how cvcl. Unit
.0111 meeting llud already been held
with the general nlllnulznr, ht \vllkil
the conductors and lrllinmcll'll reprcu
sclltlllivcs llrcscnicd their 11111111111.
against some 111‘ the duplicated changed
in their working rules and mode the
point clear that they wcuid rather
hum th1n old rules 11111111111111 In or!
feel than work under some of the new
ones “'
The oficel's ‘ol‘ the, .olmmitieo are
now waiting3 to hear further from Mr
Burdo. When be 111111 the time. prob
silly alter the hoiidnyd,‘ the Joint com
11111111. or the two or‘gmlizntiohs will
return to this city 1111111 no 111111- 111 dos
i
tell the 1111511111111 controversy. ! ”J
1wcre several criminal
‘Dmi
condition warrants, but they will also Show y on that, by the adoption of certain
accident pre vcntion measures, you can obtain a lower rate.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY * 1
HARTFORD, CONN.
talks on Workmen’s Compensation and the Prevention of Industrial Acci—
dents.
11
The AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO M PANY oilcrs the services of its
', expect inspectors. free of charge, to luauuinctnl‘crs and other large employers
_ IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
Accident Prevention 5 and
M Workmen’s Compensation
5 of labor for the purpose of determining rates for their Workmen's Clllllpcllsn~
lion Insurance which Will be proportionate to the hazards of each individual
plant. These inspcctors will not only make a detailed examination of your
m -
plant wilichwill determine, ona merit rating basis, the rate which its present
m
For such
an ill-
.4
The AETNA LIFE has arranged with Professor Willard C. Fisher,
who drafted the Conecticut Workmen’s Compensation law, to give a series of
CRIMINALSTTERM, 1 supernova
coum', cones TOEND.
Session Had No Murder Trial and
Latted Less Than Three Weeks
--Closing Business.
Willi: the disposal of some minor
the Fillpelior Court, olinllnnl side,
Judge Cnrdiner Greene presiding,
came to an end. The session weal
compllrntlvely brief. lasting less than
three full court weeks
it Iv'ns most notable because no
murder cases View on the docket.
The poorest to killings was the De
Luo case, which ended in s convk'»
lion and a heavy sentence. There
assaults and
were very
the llenwlties imposed
llellvy.
Yeillerdav morning the case of Jon
0le Tlnzzenenii. who pleaded guilty
and will; sent to jail for one your on
December 10, was reopened iii. the
reuudst or relatives Judge (beeno
i‘lll’il suupeudcd judgment and plan
1011 tile young man in charge of rela-
i'ilvosf who intend 10 (like «him lo his
’llolnd ill Mnesachusotis.
.llnhzoncllbi lwos accused of also
tulon‘y burglary. lie pleaded guilty
'und was given 11 your ill Juli. ills
friends and relatives did not 111111 of
it 111 iii this week. Then they come
0 llridvgeport and pleaded with tho
unlinrltles to give the accused n
lciulncc, Assistant Slates Attorney
(3.11.1'111' lnilliI the motor before Judge
(ironic and his honor «tempered jus-
line with mercy nu slated. ‘
Deputy Sheri” '11. 11 11111151111111
.nl" ll'uilld, liled ll pctltion with the
1011, to be allowed like 1115qu sin-
y rowllrd 'l'or capturing Ii chick-
011 111W. 'l‘ho deputy sheriff llz'ruuh
Hi Martin Robinson who robbed Miss
Niel 0111‘ hon coop.
WMNW~~-M._ mu ......
cc openmlve Pnoouca MAR- I“
‘ ' KETS.
KANSAIS CiTY. Mo. Dec. 18.-Co-
operative markets through which pro
duo would he delivered direct from
the farm to the conshmer are planned
by e Femoral Equity Union, now in
ass ion at Kansas City, Kenn Delo-
gat s from eight oi! the Middle Went
more are present. The establishment
..
28::
market in Kent“ (my was the
meal undenconsideratlon 111111111.
So 1111,1110 union beadevoled most, or
its dorts mentioning elevators null
sell my the grains: 1111.11191an direct
to hemiilem 1
W
3 ntlnel Wept elivs. pill,
1115111 98611101111011 other tell” who
on:
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BBVERNBR’S Riliii
iii APPIINiMiNI
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Decision Expected 311511 in may
eship and County Commis-
sioners’ Cases
NEW HAVEN. Dot“. lab-Among Ill:
torneys of this city and elsewhere in
the slate exilectutlons are held that
the Supreme Court of Errors will
shortly llllnd down decisions In the
two cases invmving the light of the
governor to appoint judges of Interior
courts and county commissioners to
1111 the places of incumbunls'ol such
olllees whose appointment by the Gun
oral Assembly lulled owing to poiili
cni deadlock.
'i‘lle judgesllip case Is that of Fred-
erick G. hiberle, appointee or the gov
ornor, vs Walter H. Clark, Judge 0:
the city police coult oi lhililUOI‘d and
the appeal to the Supreme Court wail
argued on October 10 the title“ of the
case being 81qu ex rel. Frederick G.
lilbcl'le nguinbl W'nilul ii. Clerk. 'l‘ilo
question was: '
"is the rointor 111. the present time
entitled to take the oillce In question
under the ellegod liDliOll’llllli‘llt oi the
governor recited In the llll’orlullliml
and stimulation and illlving Inkou lilo
011111 of olllcu 11nd 1111131111)ch to pol'i’cl'ul
1119 dullvs oi oiilmbclng excluded
therefrom by tile rospolldulllm-Is lllc
rcluior mltitlud to 11 judgnlcnl 111111 the
respondent is uunrplug Iillll oilicc?‘1'~=
The decision 01' the 11111111311111, (:0an
will have ennui Weight In the combo
lions over several uppolllllllenis of the
governor lll otllor Inferior courts.
The county commisnlonornhip cash
I111.111 1111111 brought In Hartford county,
Ernst Wulkins. ilcpubliclul.. denim "
ing to give up his chime to Major liki-
111 11rd 'i‘.i Lyon.
uphold the now-morn (dubbed constl
tutlonlll right to 111111111 county oollllnin
sinners tiller lilo (lenrrnl Adst‘illiiily'
1111.11 faile‘d‘o elect, the Democratic
contestants in‘ Hartford, "lo‘lliriivid,
illichlieid, Windham, Mlddicuex‘ bud
'l‘oiinnd counting will oust “Republican!
huidovsrll. A llmnncllitlc commission-
or was chosen for New London county
by 11111 11111111111111. While in New 1111111111
county John 11111111111111, Republican, re
, 11111111111111: his allies, and 1111'. (31011111111,
i
This issue is ”11' name
spection, apply to The john 3. Lawrence Agency, Agents, ’50th Norwalk, or
Robert C. Knox. General Agent, 95 Pearl St reet, Hartford, Conn- '
Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Trade and other organizations in-
-, tcrestcd in such lecture are invited to communicate with the Company.
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prune Court uphold the governor's
pouer to fill vacancies are: llcnis
Mulliillll. vice Whitman S, Mend, in
il‘nilllcid (‘ounly; W. 1". Bills-ell. vice
l. Kuri in i.iiclliieillc;ounty llebbous
E Smith, vico 16 ii. Corliss in Wind-
hnln county; M. I), 01, onnoli. vice
Mnyro Kocnoy in Toilnud County, and
4l". S Plait, vice C, E. Chapman in Mid
diosex.
Among
changed in their personnel should the
governor's lipillllllthe power oi judges
be upheld are those of Middletown.
Stamford and Hartford ill which re
sistnnco was (adored, in a pleasant
wuy to lilo nppolnleo taking his seat.
All lilo ,llldgcx upon whose title lo
lilcir 111-111 on the bench the calm before
lllp 5111111111111. (.‘ourt born agreed to be
IlliVi‘l‘lii‘il by Ike ‘ruiinll oi the court.
Sentinel \Vulllll um 11 dulck notion
and inexpensive illl‘llliii ol communi-
cation. They afford :1 direct way (11
currying ll. 11111111111110 to the ones who
will bn mold internhlnd
D n’tlhd
to look over the LARGE XMAS STOCK a”
‘Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery
Hats, Caps, etc, at
“The Toggery Shop”
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
,_—1——. «Maw—M MAL...“ S
the courts which would he,
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THREE BOYB BROWN.
.Victims Are Claimed By Thin ice A!
Ware, Mau-
WARE. Muss” Dec. Nix—Thin ice
claimed three litlio‘ boys as violin“
Iodny, when Joseph and Roland Hob
111111 111111 Albert Ill—111011191, aged 10. t
and (1 years. respectively, wen
drowned ill the Wore river while Oli
lilell wuy to school. The ice, WM“
would support them one lit e. um
broke when the three tried to W
lopotllllr.
«cu—
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER KILL“
1111311111111 skinned. Kilns, ‘M
iii llolln Norway, on nilolwd Show
111111.111." was killed and two other In“
Will'p, found wounded here Imp in )
11an that ended: 111111111 11 posse of ur-
.lccn nmn surrounded the (lily
building on (lip. second floor of pill!”
illlrwv Willi 111111111111 11! iillcitiy Ill}
iill‘.’ liquor. "£11110 than forty 11111111111
were fired. ,
a:
bummumuummnn
Imumnummuwwl
13111111111 tho Hllpi‘l'me Court of Errors arenthc Fresiyi Clear. Stalled up,i_ illlim dissolved by the host of tho I
inflamed Nose and Hand and Stops
Catarrbal Discharge. cum Dull
Headache. ” “ 1
Try “illiy's Cronin thm."
lot 11 small bottle anyway. 111M i0,
yuit Apply a little 1111 the nostrils
and instmltly your clogged nose and
slapped- ~up nit passages oi the bend
willl open: you will Months Hides y;
111111111111 end 11111111111111; disappear. By
1,11 Meridian who was “1101111“, was morning! the cslsrrh, cold iiishelid‘bl‘
1111111111111 1111111111 111111111 then.
11111-61111“ sworn in and has portal-mes ll commhl cainrrilnl sore throat will be gone b
Get 1 c
He 1111113111wa m1; 1,111,, ”a". The 11111111 mmberédk appointees small bottle 01"hiy'c (ileum Balm" at 1111311111 helm" and your
who Would tails; cities should 1119 811- any drug store. This 11111111. iraglllllljtllrrh will nut-sly Gilchrist
End such misery new!
lriis; pcnelrulon 11nd ileltlll the in
ed swollen membrane which iluiil
ll‘osn, head 11nd till-dime!“
passages; Mops misty 111111111 11‘
u feeling at cleansinll, soothing
comes immediately. ‘ L.
Don‘t lily lid/eke tonight]!3
{for breath, with head 111111111111; 11
icicles), hawking nod 1111111111111.
limb or 11 cold, with its would:
’fmli mucous 11111111111111; into the
and row dryness in diminish
truly needless.
l’lii. your Inltllwlnlll moon—1111
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