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‘. {Lee Ave, Rockland Road.
¥ WANTED
, WANTED—mill! ENGLISH SPEAK;
dag Hungarian girl, situation at gonor-
ul housowork. lnq‘ulre Win.
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WANTEowl'OUNGw LAllY AS SO
llicilor. ’l‘wo dollars a day to right
party. One who can travel preferred.
lAddrcas ;\l‘. J.,‘ this office. e 112 'it
.WANTED~LADliu S FOR
lthy outdoor occupation. $10 to 82’)
avcokly. according to time given. No
maporloncc 'uecousary. Address \V.,tliis
bfllm 112 it
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WANTED—4‘0 RENT A SMALL
burn or outliouso suitable for storing
automobile Must be. close to South
[Norwalk railroad station. Address P»
in, llox l, Norwnl'k.
WANTED-IN MIDDLE AGED
man, house painter by trade, handy
lwilh tools. strictly temperate,
ziusido work of any kind. Address
lftcacounblc. this office. ji"o "t
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN
{plain neclcwonr ‘Fast‘lnallng lhomc
lbuslnoss. Experiencé unnecessary.
llllall udlmo li‘or pattern, instructions.
li‘lcodlccral’t, 3304 Altoonu. Pa. 112 ll
MAKING
LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE-
, tLASSIFIED Advertlnementoon this
. Three Times. “now Foch Addition...
Pop p, promises
j 1.. lit 3
HEAL- room for one or two
Miscellanea ‘:: um: :: z: ::
.Twenty-Fivu Words or Louise-—
lord. cent per Martian.
In Bloch
Marc-m Price
TO LET
w”
TO LfiTwFIVE ‘ROOMS. 70 FORT‘
sticct $10 per month. inquire on
112 a:
l TO LET—«A molar onsmkmuz
:iurulshod room, all improvements.
l‘entral location $2.50 per wool: Ad
Idrops I). J. care Sentinel 112 M
TO LETwl’IiEASANT F‘URNlSllEI)
o'pcrsono. Also
Huni'ord place
To LET-~F‘OUR ROOMS. 43 HIGH.
St. Inquire on promloea. 110 3t
To LET-—FIIRS’I‘»CLA.SB RENTS l-N
Norwalk. South Norwulk. East Nor-
walk and Rowayton; houses, puma of
houses, fling, lbarn, store, manufac-
tory with power; anything that you
might require. See our list. Raymond
Bros .110 Bi
T0 LET-ulv‘URNiSHED. TWO CON-
necting front rooms, water. cook stove,
light housekeeping.
nom- dopot.
214 East Ave.
Reasonable. jll 3t
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
for light {housekeeping
St. South Norwalk.
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM
1‘ r z] I - n 1n )
m u, wages wo11t$ll)0, oxpuicnce first floor, to right all improve-
[in u ccessarry. Send age, postage. '
Railway care Sentinel ill 12 19 nienta. US“ of telephone. Inquire
' ' ' 120 \Vaahingt‘t. 16 u
WANTEDMTO BUY ALI. KINDS
collie and poultry. Best market prices
,paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$6.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Fricdman. Conn. Avo.’ Tel 1151
029 ti
WANT'E bird “lid?""XfiTk—{dfié
of cattle and poultry. Highest prices
paid. llob calves to fatten from $3.50
to $4.50. Joo chkmau, Box 664, South
lNorwulk. 12 12t
fl... ”w--.“ _
FOUND—0N l’l llLl(' STltlJ l“. ’,l‘
lSL-l'orul now'ncckllcs. Owner may
recover some 'by reasonuldy proving
mrolnxty and lpnylug for this :ulvcn
lllrll‘llli’lll. Call at this office. jl‘.‘ it
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KNOW
TO LET-L9WER FLOOR, 126 SO.
Main St, 6 rooms, comb improvements
Inquire Capt. llctta, 3 West Main St,.
Norwalk. 1?“
To LET»~I?‘IVE ROOM APART-
meut, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 South Main St, dll ti?
To LET-PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
lmprovcmcnla, large grounds; reason
able to right party. 188 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Norwnlk. Phone 331.
018 tr
To LET OR FOR SALE-~6 ROOll
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lst.
solo on easy terms. Inquire oi Chan.
.,Hoyt at The South Norwalk Trust
Co 016 ti
"— LOST
LOST-ON WEST STREF‘T 011
“out avenue or at East Noxwulk, last
Monday, a pearl craqccnt pin. Finder
‘ will be suitably rewarded by returning
‘ to this oiilcc. ‘ 19 3d
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
i.l,\llll.l'l‘\', .llldAllTll, A(,‘(‘.li)EN‘T
lNSllliANCE.
Write Mi,» for Samplo Policy.
C. T. McGovern
H‘sURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 345.
World-wide Method
1 All known dlaoaaoo have been cured
)y
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
mm, the Nervous Syntem and tho
Spine
A ayatoiu of lll‘llllflk‘,’ whhh brings
about tho corn or all diacaaoa bv
blillltllli; mind and body into harmony
will: uulurc.
l'h} ulcluns nro uhfialn tho amno mot-h-
. PROF. “MILLER
15C» Wuhl gton 8b, chlor”. Bldg.,
South Norwalk Conn
Olflco liourome to 5. Evenings and
Oundnyn by appointment.
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chimpractors
hurt you, call on me and be con»
vinccd that I am using the 1315381
and MOST UP To DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCU LTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
DEATH OF GENERAL BUCKNER
CHICAGO Jan. 10~—Tho death or
(ion. Simon Bolivar .liucknur, at Lex-
ington, Ky, rocullu his struggle hero,
ai'lcr tho cloau of the Civil War, to fo-
coup his fortune.
Buford tho wnr, in which ho attained
tho rank or licutonmxtpcnorai in the
{'oul'cdcrutc Army, loncrai 'liuckuor
owned property in what in now the
hour! of «Uhlcugo'a bualncaa district.
To avoid continuation at tho outbrcak
or tho wnr. ho dcodod it to a brothcr-
iinlaw, who aorvcd in tho l‘mlcrai ur-
my. llla brotllcr-in-luw. who won mor-
tally wounded, loft u will rculorluu tho
property to ticncml 'llucknur. 'i‘itlo
wua not pcrfuctcd. howcvcr. until nitcr
1loop and oxponulvo litigation. A bulld-
‘ log and thou nroctcd on tho proportl
' and lulcr tho noncrul Hold it for tbllll.
004) '0
ilurlno: the Illluutlon ovor llm t‘hl-
; ohg'o prolulvly, lit-titlml U. affirm“, it
lclmmmutc at Wont l’olnt. olfcrml Unu-
orul lilicimcr liib private pump. in tho
.oarly olghtlca whcn tloncrul Grunt
lml with flaunt-in] rcvcraoa in Now
lurk (icnornl lilucknor huntonud to
I tcmior hlu lwululunco.
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NlNTH WEEK OF SHELTON
BTRlKE.
l-lllldb’l‘ON Jan. 12 m'l‘ho all-tho at
tho oliluihohlhal mlllc sutured today
fl . . l. min wuck Wkllo crowda ot
elrlkcru naucmhlcd pour the pinch this
morning, they were orderly. and no
disturbance of any kind wan reported.
While time who are» necking a nei-
tlcmcnt or the difficulty claim to be
7 to 8 p. m. mulling amnc progress, thorn in noth-
ad; Atlantic 8L. Stamford, g a. log dollnllc. they say. to give cum.
to. to 5 pa in. l .
Spinal Analysis Free. m l comm sale of commuters cod liver
ortrocl at the hullmmi’owel] Corpor-
ation. . - ,
one room for light housekeeping. 9?
112 (it
gas plate and all convenienceh for.
.11 Havilnndl
39 3t'
Rent $20. For.
.clnlly of their oncmy. .
lllmt nil prisoner” be forwarded to
y 1' FOR SALE
FOR onto—doom) woou. uv ANY
calamity from one to a hundred cords
a. d. Lester. sycamore Farm. Pout
Road Dorian, Conn. 312 ill;
l
: F'on 8ALE-A coon YOUNG
lcow. Will freshen in April. Applev
*‘Mohn Mct'llono, 2 Stuart ‘Ave.. Nor.—
{walk 312 31
l M MISCELLANEOUS.
WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A
hunting trip to tho aouthland with a
gentleman who enjoys that oport W
ithch, :34 Cove Ave East Norwzllk
"Phone 8724. 112
[Hill lllllllli
Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals are requested at
the office of the District Commission
lors of the Second Taxing District. City
'ilall until 8 o'clock p :11. Jan. 20,
[1911 for the erection construction
and completion of a brick vault
The Commissioners roacrve the
right to reject any 0i all bids. Plans
and npcclllcationn may be soon at the
office on and after Monday, Jan 12,
1914 '
DISTRlC’l‘
iiO 3t
l
x ,.
COM M ISSIONERS,
Second Taxing District.
iALL callus m chum
escape vuu
\COBUDUEG irom fli'El DER.)
Aguns Callontca and Guadalajara.
“Tho defeat of the northern disl-
cion of the federal army leaves us con-
corned only with the south." Bald Vil-
in T”ho few remaining loderai gnrw
riaona on the west and (anal
will be driven out by the rcbcl forces
now surrounding them.
has always been my domination."
The little village of Olinuga is a
wreck from its rcronl bomlmrdnu-ui.
but Villa has ordcrrd it put in condl~
lion. According to llcncrai Ortega, no
2 military executions huvo occurred. (in-
‘l‘v l.llllll robcla orcupy tho hour-soil.
Others are soatlcrcd ovor tho countly
on foraging oxpcrlltlona. About 3,000
have nllcady been scnt toward Chi-
hunhua.
, Major MdNumoc, commanding the
'Uuitcd Sintca troops. having received
orders from [lrlg.~Gcncrnl Bliss. at San
Antonio. to remove to tho nearest rail—
road ntntlou all the federal soldiers
'nnd civlllnns now being held in Pro.
aidlo. the crowd of more ‘than 4,000
[refugees and soldicrn will probably
lmnrch soon for Maria, ’l‘oxus, sixty
lumen mlloa over a mountain road All
tho rol’ugeon arc to be put to work
preparing their own muupa.
Caring for the Refugees.
WASHINGTON. Jan 12.nvlllapoal
tlon of tho 2 000 (It'It'tlll‘ll Mcxlcnn fed
oral troops and l'hlusuwn who nod to
'Prenldio. Toma. from ()Jlunga, will ho.
cntircly in tho hnnda of llrigflonoml
Tanker ll. llllaa. comnmndlng the
American border (Grow. The» War Do»
purtmont no announced today. {lunar-
nl lllhm roportcd ho had authorizud
Mulor Meruuvo to name the prison-13"”? profitablr. “‘9
era to Maria.
*ilccrotary (lurrlaon said there would
bo no change in on, policy towards cu-
cuplnn Mcxlcuua, (lanolin tho fact that
tho. funding and cum of no [root 3
numbor will ho a probk-m. Tho priaom
cm will ho dolnllod undor guard.
Gcnoml l’lllon' rcport contalnod thinl
aunnnnry of lln- bordor oltuntlon from
Major Manlncc:
"Rllll imponalhlo to obtain this nun).
lwl‘ llllll‘l‘illfl burp. Am oruanlulnlv
lhrm to lhclr comprtulco and mal-
mmllu; will ropnrt oxmtt nllmllor no
noon on known. On account of tho
grcul. dint/ouch from railroad, grout
dllilcully in uncaring annpllaa totothor
with tho incl they are. immediate vi-
1 rocommandcd
Marla for movomnnt to auch piano on
may ho dmlunutcd. Groin, numbcr mo
omin’ horned lmro, um purchasing Blip—
pllca ncccaaary lmmcdlctcly.
"ouricml Mercado hnu fumlnhcd core
lineal.» in can.» or (ion. Mancllla; have
llbornlod him. Honolulu Haluzar and
nrczco with followers apparently made.
escape from Ojlnaga curly in light and
were down by our patrol. intimated
fodcmle on hand 2000."
Th6 Red Cross has. director! that its!
mill!) at Morin comma with the
military in “launching the Maxims
in a dclcnuou camp more...
‘ .. ry in quantities was taken lllllt ovi-
.dontly tho intruders Wore frightened -'
coaats ‘
Mexico City.
which thus! Wk.
be with him all than time"
family were violtng Monday in New
York city. rectum” burglars catered
their home in Elmwod avenue. Jewel-
away. because the home care appear-
uucoa or having been vacated hantily.
could’ have been removed. ‘
The list 01’ articlco removed is in
the- hands of tho «police department
and the most valuable were the fol-
lowing: Three diamond brooches, cov-
era] handsome scarf pins, gold obendc,
o, man’s watch. a ladlea' gold watch,
a hand engraved ladlos' watch, a.
boy's locket act with. diamonds, a. gold
cross and chain. three baby’s rings,
scxoral Fleur-do-lis pattern watch plus.
a gold filled crescent locket two mcn‘a
non] rings and many smaller articles
of table. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hoyt went
out to church and rolled to lock up
their home. Entrance to the place
was thus easily oifccted. The bur-
glory was discovered immediately
upon the return of the family after
the church norvice..
The police list of valuables taken
inclndcc a ladies‘ watch, a man's
watch (both gold) 8. gold chain, anam-
motives. "‘ThoLouly. think betivoeu the n
thief and loll 1c luck. cud that~oon't ;.
Willie Willa“. A Ilanford and his ‘
as there were other articles , that ‘
her of bar plus. rings and smaller or-
tlclos of jewelry and $6 in cash.
The break at the home or (Richard;
H. Golden was unsuccessful, alihough:
the reason why the burglars did not!
pursue thel“ attempt is not known._
nor can the mystery be solved. on}
loan it is that the men were frlglit-‘
icncd away A rear door was broken.
open. but as for as Mr rri Mral
(loldcn could discover upon heir in l
vcatl‘gatlon nothing of value had
been taken.
All the Iliurglnrlcs took place during'
the early evening. The police are
convinced that the workem have
knowledge of the movements of their.
victims, and that they work quickly,
quietly and successfully in practical-
ly every place where the nttcmut is
made. The Hill section has boon gone
.ovor p: cm thoroubhly. but tho rcai
dcnla have become fearful to lonvoI
llicir homog unprotected.
l A trap lm- lhc thlevca is to be 892‘
and tho bones of the mailer arc high
for the successful working of lho an
movements. Something definite may
.bc mined by way of information bo~
iorn loud. ‘ l
.Dctoctlvo Scrmmnt Lonthcrlnnd
stated this morning that In .his opin-
ion t‘ho gold andI silver jewelry is ink
on to New York where it is melted
into a mass before being disposed of.
No tl'llce of any artlcden tnkcn here
has ever been dlscovorcd, although
lcxhuuntivc lnvostlgatioun have .boon‘
conductrd‘. n
‘ At the cxucnso n! Norwulk uud
other cities and towns in the vicinity
of New York. that city's ol‘llclnh urn
currylng on a can. algn to rid tho
metropolis of its crooks, sneak thicvos.
burglars. continuance men and other
law violators who are known to thc
New York police by reputation. The
now mayor of the city. Jhu l’urz'oy
\lltchcl. has succeeded in getting the
police of tho big city to order from
lilo limits many of the more widely
'known members of the class. Tho
result is that Norwnlk. llrldgcborl.i
Stamford and other pincm arc receiv-
ing daily reminders of the «proficiency
ol‘ those men. Within the lam. few
months key workcrn, sounk thlcvca
and exports with lhnmloc have been
"working" this city and although in
moat canon-limb“ odor-to have not been
rmldcntiul dia-
trlctc are kept in constant roar of
their Vinita. llrhlncnort la overrun by
key workm onnoclully. who have on
iarod Macon of Malacca and banana
in all maria of the city. cvon cunning:
tho doors of «hbz doparimmu Moron lu'
vthc cantor of the city.
it has boon Willi by thorn who say.
they know. that moo of thin class have
obtnlncd employment in ”Normulk
and under tho scion of workmen have
boon working ht lboir rnul trudc. 'I‘ho
pcaltiona they now hold arc Mild to
ho thoao in which a pacmblc «logroo
of honesty in romdrud.
‘ 'l‘ho local polloo any thoy arc now
having nolrnublu from resident cr|m~
initlo. ihnt in, canal: lhicvoh. him. who
waldo in tho city and burn boon li'V-
ill"; horn i’ur ynnrn. Tlmynwlaro the
crooks “have. all boon panicked by tho
nmirta or hard boon driven out of tho
oily. Tim (icloolivu dop-artmcnl mom:
lbm‘fl nhccrt that tho immunity of the'
city from this class of criminals: ias’
greater than ll has been in many
yearn.
in spite of the (not thnt mono con-
vlctlons have boxin mmlc. it in ac
knowlodrod thut not mtny of the lie?
worker “jobs" have boon llama up
Amm or the norocirniorc how not
icon l‘rocudtn owing to the nun-hm
at tho criminals and tho opood m.
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