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WANTED
TO LET
TURN 8HOEMAKERs WANTED——
lAL turn shoe makers on high grade
shoes, good pay «and steady «work.
ILounsbury and Sonic 00., Stamford,
lConn.
', WILL PAY .llllLImBLIB MAIN 0R
Iwoman $12.50 to distribute 100 tree
slings. Iperi‘umed- borax soup powder
among friends. No money required.
[Ward Company, 215 Institute Place,
Chicago.
. ,IWAN‘IjE‘Dwz OR 3 UNFURNISHEI)
Irooms {tvith improvements, not far
from center, quiet people. State price.
particulars. Address E. 0., care Senti~
Incl. 117 31:
WANTED - IDRE‘SSMAKER WHO
pill have to stay for 2 «weeks in South
(Nor-walk wishes room and board in
return per sc-wlng. L. Hahn, 320 W.
‘i’iepnrtment 17, New York. 116 St
WANTED-A NURSE MAID TO
nsslst in the care of two children. To
go out of town. Call 27 Putnam Ave,
Sunday. 116 if
WANTED—LADIES FOR OUT-
lloor occupation, $10 to $25 per week,
according to time given. No exper-
ience necessary. Address Occupation,
more Sentinel, 115 St
p... M. w.—
WANTED—«BY
MIDDLE AGED
mun. house pointer .by trade, handy
{with tools, strictly. temperate,
inside work of any kind. Address
iReusouublc, this'office. 115 3t
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN
(plain neclcweur. Fascinating [home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mull dime Ior pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoonll, Pa. 112 ll
MAKING
‘ WANTED~~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Bust market prices
[mid Extra prices for fat calves.
Shut) for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151.
029 it
WANTEDW'I‘ BUY nLL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Highest prices
paid. llob calves to fatten from $3.50
to $4.50. Joe chkmun, llox 664, South
Not-walk. 12 mt
KNOW
T HYSEIZF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
]. lllill lTY HEALTH ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
1 Write Me for Sample Puller.
C. T. McGovern
lHSURANCE AND SEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
gouth Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 845.
World-wide Method
All known diseases have Ibsen cured
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment at the Vital On-
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A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and [body into harmony
with nature
FREE-01": Full Ttieatmont-u-FREE
Ito ouch und «very person applying bo-
I'oI-c Jun. till, “1914. A great many
(instill nun dunno from one ui’ two
“plop. MILLER
155 WashirutOn 8t, Koolor’. Bldg"
South Norwalk Conn
Office Hours-13 to 5.
son- . ... ..n w anwm..flmm
in other methods have failed to
help you and other
. {Chiropractorm
hurt you. call on me and be corn
vincnd that I am using the BEST
ant: MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
153 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic Sh, Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
117 3t -
117 it.
TO LET w-1«‘Uitl\llillil:il> ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve:
merits. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 \l’a-shlngtbn St. 16 til
i TO LET~i~l‘OUSE. lSiX ROOMS,i
icity water, two acres of land 204 Ely ‘
Main St. 117 at
T0 LETwii‘U‘RleSI‘IEI), TWO CON-
necting front rooms, water, cook stove,
inns plate, toilet and all conveniences
for light housekeeping. 214 EaSt Ave,
near depot. . Reasonable. . 116 3*.
TO LET~UPSTAIRS~ APART
ment, six rooms, every improvement,
newly decorated. No. 150 East Ave,
Norwalk. Inquire of John N. Kline.
21 West ‘Muin St,, Norwalk. Tel, No.
1292-3. 115 St
To LETwFURNISHED ROOMS
with or without board. One large
room, suitable for light housekeeping.
All modern improvements. Inquire
120 Washington St, second ttloor,
right hand side, 115 (it
To LET-SEVEN ROOM COT-
tuge, Lincoln Ave. All improvements.
Inquire United Grocery Co. 114 if
To LET—STEAM HEATED A-
partment, live light rooms and both,
all modern improvements, with or
without garden, near trolley. Rent rea.
sonable. Apply 2-1 Catherine street.
Norwalk. 114 (it
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
Ineut, East Washington St. East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 Scuth Main St. (111 ti’.
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
Improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 1815 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Noxwalk. Phone 331.
018 ti‘
To LET OR FOR SALE—61100111
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $210. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of. Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 th
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinuiug business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vurd‘, East Norwulk, ’I‘hlrd District
'l‘elephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupnin 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
' 9 4 3
FREE' . . .
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lie-arrange numbers in each row so
that total of each will be 15. To the
2 nearest correct answers will be
given one lot free at Somervillc, .N. J.
Contest closes Jan 25 James Realty
(‘o.,i501lb\’l’obstcr Ave, N. Y. City.
114 it
Execution Sale
Notice is lieroby given thut the un-
dersigned, a Deputy Shorlfi‘ within ililitl'
for li‘ulrileld County. by virtue of an
execution issued by Joseph .1. bill):-
wciler, Esq, a Justice of tho l'eacu,
within and 171- suid County. on u judg~
ment rendered Jonuury 10, 1914, in
on action in lover of Albert 1.. Pratt
and Joseph ll. llurtlom, both or Nor-
wnlk, co-purtners in business under
the firm mum of Pratt und llnrtlem,
and against (lhurles Mums and Mill-
nle S, Adams. husband and wife, for
the sum or ltightydlvo Dollars mul
'1‘birty~tbrce Cents ($85.33) costs,
which dudimnobt the defendants rotun-
nd to pay on demand, nvill scllm the
public alguapost ut thr- corner 0 North
Mulu uml Ann streets, in said Nor-
wulk, ilt South Norwoiik, on
tho litlth day of .lunuury,
till-l. ut 10:00 it, In., the following orti
clue of personal property belonging”
to acid defendants, and attached to so
cure mild judgment, to wit:
1 barrel (ingot) whiskey.
1 barrel portly filled with whiskey.
t ion got lies: of brandy
(l gals. sherry y.
Said articles ore to be sold iothe
highest bidder. Terms. strictly (lash.
Dated at. Norwnlh, this 13th day of
January, A. 1)., 1914.
I). L. LADRIGAN,
Doubly Shoriil‘ for l’nirfleld County.
113 16.17
Ave. Inquire liawroncc Agency, 15 So. '
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—«SIN viii?) SIIEIGH. 1N-
quire 232 East Ave. 117 iii
[Hill Nflllttl
SOLVENT NOTICE.
[Helmet of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court. January 3, A. D.. 1914.
Estate of Mary A. Bradley, late oi"
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of. Probate for the Dis-'
trict of Norwalk, hnth limited and hi-
iowed six months from the date here
' necttcui Farm to‘ Engage in A
Missionary Work
Jack Ruse, exporvponer player and
graft collector for the police among
the gamblers, whose testimony in the
Rosenthul murder case sent. Lleut.
Charles Becker and lour others to
death cells, has 11800qu an evange-
list.
Unless his former associates and
the gungsters who huve threatened to
kill him because of his new plans
\zu-compllsh their purpose, Rose will
spend lib; remaining days in llllssion
dry work. ills active career us an
evangelist is to begin at Suyvillc,
l.. 1., ll’ednesday.
‘itcsc lllls been converted to ClIt-‘istl
unity, and has been studying religion,
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement. at ll'esinorl Conn- and remowd hisi
Those who neglect to present their ac
counts IpropeIly attested, within said
time, will be debarted a. recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
LUTHER TREAT ABBOTT.
13 10 17 Administrator C. '1‘. A.
l:.-.1...“ --w - ”A...
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fnirtleld County.
I hereby apply for u trimester of :1
license, No. 76, to sell spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale, ”Igor list-r,
-
Rhinc Wine and Cider. from Joseph,
F. Keneiit; nt 23 North Main street. to
Patrick Murrou, st “3 North
street. Town of Noru'ulk.
The proposed place of business is
located \vltbon 200 foot in :1 direct line
Main
of a Church Edition or l'ublic Schoolw
house or the promisespertaining there
to or any Pas-Lefties. Public Library or
Cemett‘ry.
Dated at Norwulk,
January, A. l).. 1911.
l’A’l‘lliCK MARRON.
Applicant.
this Still duy of
We, the undursluuwl.
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Not-walk, licrrby endorse the
nppliI-titiou oi‘ the above named Pul-
ricl. Illnrrou fol such license uud we
(in company certih ouch 101' lilmsoll
thut we are lnxpuyus owning rout es-
tate situated in said ’l‘owu of Nora
walk.
hated ill Norwulk.
Junuury, A. ll. lull.
.lohu .liulonn‘ ldeurtl Brewer.
Merrill. Win it. Malone,
Noyes. .
I hereby certify that the above m ”11'
0d endmsors .Iro olootots und luxpuy-
org, as defined by low oil like 'i‘oun oi
Norwulk.
lintod ut Noru'nlk. this Still tiny oi
January. A. l)., 1914.
ill~lillllCllT it, SMITH.
'I‘owu (fibril.
this Hill (1113‘ of
John ’l‘,
lift 17
Execution Sale
Notlcu is hereby git-nu that the uu~
derslgncd, a deputy slu'rlil within umi ‘
l'or il‘uiriloid County. by virtue of on
execution issued by l"rI-Ii \l’. Tran-r.
assistant clerk oi‘ the Superior Court
for Fuirticld County, on :I judgment
rendered by tho .Sulu-rior Court for
Folrtield County. on the tub day of
January, 1911i, lirun action in favor
of Christian Foigonspnu, :I corporation
organized and existing nutter the ans
of the state or New .lm'm'y and located
ut Newark, in sold state of New Jor-
sey, and uguinst Churlt's Adams. 01'
Norwulk. in. Folriluld County, and
John Ii. (lbcrlnuder, oi' liorlou, in said
county, (or lilosum ol‘ 'i‘ltirtluflvo llulr
tired and Forty-nine llolluru and '1‘er»
ty—Ilvc {fonts debts ltlitl tor the sour
ot‘ 'llhlrty-throo Dollars uud Eightrou‘
Cents costs of suit us upprurs of‘rcr-
ords whorml’ execution ronmlns to be
done, will soil ut public auction ill thr
public slim Ipost til the cornor of North
Main and Ann ulroMu in acid Non
walk, at. South Norwulk. on tho .‘llst
day of dummy, llilvl, III 10 o‘clock in
this i'oronoon. one liquor license issued
by the County (lounnissiolwru oi' li‘nirx
tiold County 16min und exchange in-
utoxicntlug liquors at. No. 9 Railroad
Ave. South Norwnlk. Will also null
111, public auction at the public stun
post in the Town of Dorian on Jun
unry till-It, lull. at, ll o'clock in tho ul-
ternoou. one liquor 1chan issued by
the. I“. minty Commissioners of Il'nlrilold
County to soil and (lxt‘llliIi-lw intoxt
outing liquors III. the ’i‘ooker House in
Dorian, in F‘nirllold (Bounty. Sold noon
erty hnving been attached to secure
sold judgment.
Dated at Norwnlklhis li’vtlI tiny oi“
‘ January, l
1914.
‘1). 1.. MADRIGAN
Deputy illiorill‘ tor Fulrilold Bounty.
ll? lit
Homemakers watch sentinel Warn
Ads. for light on the "where to buy"
puzzle.
electors and
J. ii.
for some time He has sold his tmm
1inmily to a hotel there in prcpuru
tion for his pork go a lecturer
Ross. long known in the white light
disttlct as "Baldy Jotk," and as
Be-cker‘s collector, was the first to
lconless in' the Ittisenthal case.
Convicted Five.
! ills tt-stlmouy, with that ol‘ “lsrld.
,Kle' Weber and Harry V‘allou caused
,tho (omiction not only of Becker but.
,of "'-\\hit(_\ Lents]. Lottie Louie,“
”lingo." trunk (_)lIotl(i, and Hurry
Horowitz, better known as “Gyp tlu-
Blood," the four who lilllt‘d iloucnthul'
uL Becker's bidding.
,told on the witness stand'the mast
"druntutic und remurkuble story
board in u court in this country.
' ills appearance is striking bet-nus:
of his boldness and the entire ub
senor cl eyebrows and lushcs. (‘olil-
ly. in u volt-u uevcr \‘ill'ylng from u
‘colorloss monotone, he gave his tosti~
llltilll' und withstood truss-examine
'tion for clown hours, And his story
fl‘t'illlllllt‘ll unsllulwu,
Whils- llt' wus in llll' 'i'nlnbs prison
und :II‘Ierwnrtl, thrusts wI-ra- being;
lllilllt‘ constantly Iilzniusl his life bl
t‘rloudx of the men he wus responsible
for convicting.
Boys a Farm.
ll.» suid \leI‘n he loft the
he was through with gambling and
the old life. ”i‘ bought :I form at
Yosiport and bus livwl thorn with
his family t\'t‘l‘ sin c.
i-‘oI mini- limo lit» \lttllv‘ im new
pupou ll ‘zurdln: tho lilo of the under
world In Militlt lip llltd been It (‘-on
‘spiruou. llguli‘;
lugs huvo iwou put into book form.
SERVICES iii till"
BHURBHES illilllllllliw
Continued iiroui Second Pan
.ll:ilil. flimnim;r prayer and sermon at
10:30 i'uIislI Sunduv school at nopn
likening prayer and sermon at l: 00
i‘hrlst (‘illll‘i‘ll.~
ilrown, i"ot‘t()1‘-'l‘hc
ter the Epiphany.
at it u, Ill.
mun at 10:30 n. m. annuity-school at
115 In. Evening prayer and sormon ut
7:30 p. In,
Evening l’ruyI-i‘, li‘riduy I'N‘lllllq all
7:15 l‘ollowml by choir rI-lu-l'sui.
The. Roy. FN‘ill‘rll‘II A. i‘olouulu Vol
Trinity l‘lIuI‘I'h will I-xuhunml with the
rector ut the 10:30 uori'it‘o. and tho
tier, .1. Ilunlon Wilmer ol‘ (tract-
(TlIIlrt-h will exchange in tho Mnnlnu‘.
it is lion‘s-d IlIuI lurizu rouureuuilouu
will grout the visiting rioruyuwn.
Roy. .1. iiypkin
u'I-Iond sunduy ul
llol,» l‘ouIInuniou
SALVATION ARMY.
'l‘lIo Sull‘ulion Army, 50 WlIlrl‘
(stun-i; South Norwnik. t?onn.~~i€uslnlt
and Mrs, Edwin J, l'urrvtl, (lillr't-ru in
clint'somhlnturduy ill it p. m. li‘rro llllll
busy. Ensign 'l‘llou, HI‘iWiW‘OT tho in-
dustrial Home in llurlrord will have
churns.
Sunday III it II. In Ilnllunsu Incubus.
Subject "'l‘ho Km to llovivul" 'l p.
In , -.‘.t ompuny Invcting ti‘lundny school)
9i p. m. Directory (loss for members or
cmupony mention. it p, In. its-viral
service. iiubloct "ituconciiiutlon."
Monday. 'l‘humlny and Fridny nor»
vines at it p. In.
Wodnt-sduy ul 7 p, ill. Solvntlnn
meeting tor children. it p, In. llmul
of tom and 1’. l’. 1., industrial i‘lusw
on.
A cordial welcome in all public
meetings. "
981‘. PETERS GERMAN LUTHERAN
“CNURCH
SI Point at tiurmnn Lull'erunt‘ burst».
:(m‘dur street, near West avenue» Mar»
tln 1.. Stem), pantormmtluo sertlcos
in the, German loudness will he held
at St Peters idvnngollrul
Church at 10.: ii. The pastor will dz:
llivol‘ the sermon on the gospel lesson
for til. sundr 3, John 2, 1,11 taunts -
Reformed Gambler Gives. up can."
Rose, who curried to tho gangsters!
the Iuessagr thut h-Ilto tlIecriIm-.'
(W (‘I‘ ‘
'i‘ombs .
Morning lilit}t‘l Itnd st‘r- ,
1 other In >
fort to all the family.
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‘lows: ‘ I .
; ’I‘uosduy, January iii to 'Sttturd'tl)’.,, ,
‘Junuary l7. Prayer and Preparation.“
Sounds-a Jununry Ill to Saturday,‘
January 31, Reconciliation Week. f 4 ,
Sunday, Junnury 9.5 to Saturday...“
II U‘b’llfl'lllfié
Buffalo
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Sunday,
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for his subject t“TlIc llitatlo of icons
at (Tuna of tlolilpo. Sondra-school (v-
ery Sunday at 9:30.
English preaching every last Sunday
of the month. at 7:31) p. m.
I Choir rehearsal Tuesday stoning.
(intachotical instruCtiou Monday and
Friday afternoon, at the parsonage.
’ ADVENT CHRISTIAN OHURCH ;
I Adieut 1 'lIIlstiluI ( hillcll. .mxoul
Zunt and llaIvey strolls 11th .\m- I
walk, Comic—vilex. G, M, Tennis, pus-L
lorwilulf-hour prayer survive. 10 n, In, '
Morningr sermon twilii u, lll. Sunday-I
school 12 III. Junior Loyul \l'I‘II~l-:m"s
IIII-oting liziitl 1: ill. Young l’ttlplo's
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ilitluou h pruyur moutlnlz,
::.u p. m
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l t‘llrlstiun Sit-III. Snob-II, ot' No.1”.
nulkwiluuulnr Sunday sm'vitpw iii, .lw.
rt‘utllnlz room, .\l:l~0lii:‘ building, .‘ll ll 2
ii. iii. Subject. January lSIh "l.i.-..~."
'i‘vuzimoul‘ llltl'ilill‘. \\'<*Iluv:\<izly. u: tlj
1p iii. In hi [it norvinu tiw public is
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lliilt iii.". ill
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GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
lo: till 51- up and lmwr: to.» \lII‘ HIV
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. February I, hilssioaary Sun. ‘
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Monday. Follruuryll to Sunday isob-
rurrv .‘I ‘lOllIlL’ Peoples Week.
Monday. February 9 to Monday,
February 16 Soldiers and tinndidutts' ,,
W‘vek I
i‘xtm and special meetings will be}. :
lli‘lrl dnrlu: this time with special ‘3';
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Christians are asked to pray and help .
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