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.«W‘ANT-EDwCHILDREN'S DRESS-
]naking.,reosonable. Mrs. c. Ander-
son, 282 East Ave, E. N. 119 It
WANTED-AT ONCE, WOMAN 01‘“
give all or part time to
pleasant, occupation paying 750. per
hour, in South Norwalk and vicinity.
del‘eihs -s N., care Sentinel.
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WANTED—CHILDREN ’l‘O—w BOARD.
[they age. Respeotable family. Good:
Sanitary house surroundings.
denced care given. Terms very reason-
nlble. 30 Myrtle -St., East Norwaik,
Conn. Phone 1219-5. 119 31
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LADIES -- EARN $2.25
making plain neckwoar. Home tbilBI‘
mess. Experience unnecessary. Mail
(lime for pattern, Instructions. Needle-
praft, 3805 Altoona, 1P8. 19 1t
WANTED .... BY MIDDLE AGED
man, house painter by trade, handy
pvlth tools strictly temperate, inside
work of any kind. Address Reason—
t‘uu-e, this office. j19 3'.
TURN SHOEMAKERS WANTED—-
[Al turn shoe makers on high grade
tshoes, lgood pay and steady lwork.
[Jounsbury and Sonic 00., Stamford,
Conn. 117 3t
‘DOZEN
WANTED—«2 0R It UNFURNISHED
rooms with improvements. not far
from center, quiet people. State price,
particulars. Address E. 0., care Senti-
nel. .117 3t
WANTED ——- iDRE‘SSMAKlOl'i WHO
pill] have to stay for 2 weeks in South
Norwalk wishes room and board in
return for sewing. L. ilahn. 320 W.
:18, Department 17, New York. fit; 31
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN MAKING
plain neckwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mall dime for pattern. instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 ii
WANTEDm—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. llest market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for hob valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
”WANTED—40 BUY ALL KINDS
,bt cattle and (poultry. Highest prices
paid. llob calves to fatten from $3. 50
to $4. 50. Joe Dickman, Box 664 South
Norwalk 12 11%
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
'ihdURANCE AND hEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
tooth Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.
World-wide Method
All known diseases have been cured
Suggestive “Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and .Magnetic Healing
Hand Treatment of the Vital 0r-
nans, the Nervous system and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
with nature.
FREE-«Ono Full Tmtment~FREE
to curb and evmy person applying he-
(ore Jun. till, liili. A great. many
bases Alibi (Tlllil‘ll) from one or two
treatments.
PROF. MILLER
"15 Washlrgton 81., Kebier'n Elicia"
South Norwnik Conn.
Office Hours—~11 to 5.
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MEXIDO FACES DDAL FAMINE.
NEW YORK, Jun. lit—«Mexico faces
u ooul famine as a result of her inter.
mil struggle, according to the Coal Ago
today. The year 1913 brought either
total destruction or great dnmalte to
practically all or the coal mines in
the southern republic, and the paper
stairs there s .1115 no reasonable pros-
pect of repaltjng the situation within
soi'erm years.
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a no
niuhed roomwnented.
119 all
hixper- .
TO LET
To LETw’NiCELY FllRNiSHEl)
front room in private family with or
without board. All modern improve-
ments. Gentlemen only. Address
Goodyear. care Sentinel. 1191
T0 LETuF'UvRNIHHED ROOML
first floor, 'to right. all
intents. Use of telephone.
120 Washington St.
improve-
inquire
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son “SALE
LAST CHANCE—~0NE moan
brand new Oliver typewriter, print
,type, latest model, No. 5, at the whole-
sale price Bazaar. 76 Washington St.
119 St
FOR SALE~SINGLE SLEIGH IN-‘
iqun-e 232 East Ave. 117 31
A
”LOST
TO LET—HOUSE. iSlX ROOMS,
city water, two acres of land 204 Ely.
Ave. Inquire Lawrence Agency, 15 80.
Main 81.117 at
T0 LET~FURNBSHED, TWO CON-
nectlng front rooms, water, cook stove,
'gae plate, toilet and all conveniences
for light housekeeping. 214 E1181 Ave,
near depot. Reasonable. 316 3*.
To LET—‘STEAM HEATED A-
partment, are light rooms and bath
all modern improvements, with or
without garden, near trolley, Rent rea.
sonable. Apply 24 Catherine street.
Norwalk. jli 6t
To LET-F1VE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 South Main (St. (111 it
To LET-PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St. East N.oxwalk Phone 831.
018 ti
To LET on FOR SALE—43 lROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 320. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E, Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tlnnlng business to 36 Gregory Boole
vard‘», East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. jlii 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 8: Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FREEIE E
lie-arrange numbers in each row so
that total of each will be 15. To the
2 neatest correct answers will be
given one lot free at Somervllle, N. J
Contest closes Jan. 26. James Realty
(30., 2095 Webster Ave, N. Y. City.
114 4‘.
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
~ Chiropractorsfi
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
~—=-=E-. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow 81.. South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic 81., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysis Free,
THIRD TYPHUB SHIP ARRIVEB.
NEW YOltK, Jun. 19.-Anoilter ly-
phus ship. the third within two wooits,
was detained at Quarantine today by
Dr. Joseph J. (1' Council, health oiilcer
of the pop! The vessel in the Kaiser
Franz Joseph 1.. or the (tantra-Ameri-
cun Line, a sister ship of the iielvt-
dare, from which a «use. of typhus lev-
nr was roumved on Saturday. The
Kaiser Franz Joseph 1. came from Ad
riutic ports. The patient in the your
uni was removed to Swinburne is
land, where the (laser was diagnosed as
typhus.
Save money—"Sentinel ads. will sell
property, get mnployment or rent ya»
cunt properly quickly and cheaply.
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GENERAL LEE’B BIRTHDAY.
ltiilllMONi) Va, Minn 19»~Through-
out the south and notably in Virginia
today, the 107th anniversary of the
" birth of General Robert id. Lee is the-
ing fittingly observed.
Good tenants are to be had—4b:-
the advertising.
COUNTESS MOLITOR TO
LOST—FRIDAY NIGHT, BUNCH
of keys. Finder please return to Sen-
tlnel office j19 it
Execution Sale
dersigned, adeputy sheriff within and
for Fairileld County. «by virtue of an
execution issued by Fred W. Tracy
assistant clerk of the Supeilor Court
rendered by the superior Court for
Fairneld County, on the 9th day of
January, 1914, in an action in favor
of Christian Feigenspun, a corporation
organized and existing under the laws
of the state of New Jersey and located
at Newark, in said state of New Jer-
sey. and against Charles Adams. of
Norwalk, in Falrfleld County. and
John H. Oberlander, of Darlen, in said
ty-llye Cents debts and for the sum
of 'Ilhlrty—t'hreellollnrs and Eighteen
Cents costs of suit as appears of 'rec-
ords whereof execution remains to be.
done will sell at public auction at the
Main and Ann streets in said. Nor-
wnlk, at South Norwnlk. on the flint
day of January, 191-1, at 10 o‘clock in
Ave, South Norwulk. Will also sell
at public auction at the. public stun
post. in the Town of llnrlon on Jun-
unry illst. lill-i. at 2 o'clock in the al-
ternoon. one liquor license issued by
County
erty having been attached to secure
said judgment.
Dated at Norwalk this 15th day of
January, 191-1.
1). 1.. LADRiGAN,
Deputy Sheriff for ll‘nlrflcld f‘ounly.
CROSS DESERT ALONE.
Countess Molitor, well known in
England for her mlventures in the
wild places of the earth, has 18mm on
a perilous ourney across the Runnel-
Klinil, the éreat sandy desert of earth
Arabia, Other European explorers
have tried this journey and all have
failed.” Yet the intrepid woman the:
lilevos she can make the trip without
other old than orthe natives.
Homemakers watch sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to but"
puzzle,
A the appointment or James B, Martin.
how liver Other Geno. insane
Tax JOIN, iini Fully Settled
by Congressmen
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WASHINGTON, D. 0.. January 19.”
Within a few hours. the ' treasury
department is‘ expected to announce
former mayor of New Haven. as in-
come tax agent-for Connecticut. .1118
[Charles Mitchell, also of New Haven;
Notice is hereby given that the un-i
county, for the sum of Thirty-live it 1111--
tired and'l-‘orty-nlne Dollars and Twen-l
public sign post at the corner of North
tho forcimou. one liquor license issued .
by the County Commissioners of Fair-t
field Corinty to soil and exchange ln-,
ioxlcuting liquors at No. 9 Railroad
the County Commissioners of h‘nlrileld .
to sell and exchange inioxi-I
cutlnu liquors at. the 'l‘ooker House in 3
l‘lurlon, in Fulrticld County. Salli ipropfi
jl7 tit.
gciiy, may recover from
,eolvcd in a limit Saturday night fold
Ied the insular vein ~
i, "irotlick nuumu: Michael ’i‘oviah, of
' else did the cutting, and tnumd stimu-
salary is to ‘be $6 per day and 38 per
day for expenses—practically $9 per
day—and is the highest paid jo‘b under
the new income tax collection system
in the district
The next place is expected to be
given by the treasury department to
it pays 85 per day and $2 per day
for expenses, practically $8 per day
There are additional appointmentS,
for Connecticut under the income tax
system—two at $1,600 per year and
.one and possibly more at 31,200.
i Expected Appelntmentu
0n the recommendation of Con»
gressman Donovan, the treasury de-
partment is expected to appoint 110b-
ert J. 11er of Stamford to one or the
$1, 600 places. As Martin is Congress
l
Iman Kennedy‘s man and kyle Mr.
Donovan’s man this leaves a $1,600
place and a $1,200 place for . Con.
gressmen Multan and lonergan. The
division has caused another hitch in
the final settlement of this patronage
row, over which the, delegation has
been wrought Up for some weeks.
the settlement is expected at any time
but may be delayed. l
, More Banks Coming in
81111 more national banks of Con—
necticut are, making application for
admission to the new Federal Re-
serve association, created under the
new currency law. The latest uppit-
rnnts are the (lily National of
‘iileriden, llristol National of Bristol.
(erocnvwich National of Greenwich,
(‘llnlon Nl‘IOIlflI of Clinton and the
Nuuuutuck National or Nuuguturk.
Nearly $3.500 banks frmu all sections
of ”l“ lulled States have applied for
admission to the new association.
Representative ()‘Slmughnessy of
Rhodp Island has. inlrodmcd a hill
directing that the secretary of coup
mcrcc shall place a lightshlp with
first class siren and light about one
mile. northerly of roof whirh extends.
,nbout one mile in northerly direction
from north end of Block" island.
ithode island. The place is now
marked by 1 bell buoy. 'l‘lic rust
is to be $150, 000.
COURT UNDECIDED WHERE TO
TRY DANBURY CASE.
>
“Motion is Heard by Judge Curtis to‘
l Strike it From Brit’.;epor¢
Trial List.
Judge Howard J. (‘urtts ut the SIlOl‘i
calendar session of the Civil Superior
‘t‘rourl recently listened to the nruu-
‘menta or tounsel in the case or Domi-
nick i‘ounmu vs. Patrick (kinnolly, e1
labs, on the motion to strike the case
{from the Bridgeport lrlnl list. The
1court struck the cum! from the list. but
he has definitely decided whether the.
(1188 will be tried in llnnbury or this
‘rliy.
Attorney Walter G. Merritt lul’ormv
ml the court that the atmosphere in
llnnlnlry would be hostile to the plain-
' on and that he would like to have the
case tried outside of I‘lnnbury, Alinr—'
sncy Howard W. Taylor for the de-
fendants stated that if the case was,
tried in lirldgeport it would mean con-
siderable expense in bringing witness-
es there, and he thought. tlfiit there
would not be any trouble at a trial
"in lhtnhury as the place was. noted
for its qumco abiding citizens. The
batters of the tow" are interested in
the case and when it comes to trial it.
will probably take two or three weeks
iin get all of the evidence in.. l
l
s-rneemo ViCTiM MAV‘ Recovers!
BRIlmltl’Oli'I‘, .lun. lli.~~.louephf
’I‘rotllck, of tilt) liownrri uvenuu, this;
injuries re-j
umwwm WM
l
lowing a wedding celebration. ills;
gluon: seven» cuts are on the book (1118;
on the rixhl side having slightly pierr
197 Sprites street, of having used the
stiletto. in his statement today to the
police ’l‘ovlsu unsorted that somebody
thing of n Hellfiutiml by «lecturing that
the blow received by 'l‘rotllrk were
meant for 'l‘ovish himself. ’l‘ovinh as.
sorted that 'l‘ortliclt was mistaken for
him in the darkness by some of Trot-
liok‘a friends.
The fight started after the lights
had been extinguished in the hall
where the Wedding celebration was in
progress. Tovlsh Wits accused of bar
lug turned out the lights.
flood tenants are to be barium:
; Wilson child.
{manna-o non."mt;rmr _
The accident resulted in Mayor
Francis 1. semen ordering Chief Wll.
lion! 1%. Pennington to prohibit sliding:
on all bills or the city. This order was
immediately put into effect and out.
cars visited the various coasting places
putting a ban on the sport. Later
Quintard avenue was designated as a
place open to coasters provided they
would station someone at the root of
the hill to warn the sliding crowd or
any apprbaching vehicles
The Wilson boy, who is not allowed
to slide on Sunday by his parents,‘
slipped out the back way and "sneak-
ed" over onto the hill. ‘Here he found
the Goodwin led and together they
proceeded to have a good time.
On the last time the boys were
coming down the hill at a rapid pace.
when suddenly a playmate appeared in
the middle of the path. The only re
cores was to turn out to avoid striking
him, and this was done, with the re-
sult that the flying sled 'brousht up
with a crash against the fateful tele-
graph pole The boys were rendered
unconslous, and witnesses pickel them
up, rushing them to their respettlvo
homes nearby
Dr. Jean lhlmortier was summoned
to the Goodwin home and Dr. Francis"
1. Burnell to attend the Wilson boy.
for Falrtleld County, on a judgment man Reillys man, Mitchell Congress-Hue former was the more seriously
hurt, and was out of his head for qni‘e
a long time. 'He had cut his lips, his
face and his hands, and his head was
gushed in several places. He is report-
ed as doing nicely today, however.
The Wilson boy complains of his head
today, but. otherwise seems all right,
though the effects of his two [Will's of
unconsolousness is felt severely, -
Willie Dr. Ilurnell uttendel the
little Frank Fetter. son
of the domestic employed in the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis 1!, Nash, in
West street, wont rushing: down the
hill on his sled. i’ell melt into the nu-
tomobile of the mayor, ho ornshvd.
and this accident so impressed the
mayor with the dangers of tho slldqu:
that helmmedintely issued the order
to stop all roasting.
Dr. llurncll took the ir‘edor lud into
his machine and removed him to hit
home. lie found the lad prurtlrully
uninjured. save for several bruises
and u report from the bill's lllOllit'E
today is to the effect that he is all
right.
EGIRL MISTAKEN FOR A BURGLAR
S'I‘. LOUIS,\lt),,liln.19.—-~I\llslultllli
for a burglar uhlh she um. blddt by,
her su'eethcnrt good bye on the luck
porch of her uncle‘s homo lule lildl
night, Miss Lillie \\'olllelo, ll; \t‘ifl’ir’
old, was shot and fatally lnjurrd by
her cousin, (‘hestor smite.
old.
if. your:
LORD STRATHCONA STILL ILL.
LONDON, .lun. 19.» The pillsltiun-a
in attendanre on Lord Slrathcona and
Mount Royal, High i‘oiinulsslmu-r lei-
(.‘lnumlu, who has been seriously ill for
several days. (It'('.lltl‘(‘(l lhutlhrre on
no improvement in his condition to-
day.
(loud tenants
the utlvnrtlslnn
111‘" to ht- lmdwzo'
start in newspaper advertising.
i
It is made in a clean, white, sun-lit
sanitary creamery from thick, yellow cream ‘<
from the healthiest cows. It is packed in a
germ-odor—dust—proof p a c k a g e .
from churn to table without being touched
By human hands.
liciousness all Its own.
' than the nameless kind.
Dillon & Douglass
. New Haven
Providence
uiium or
u. a u. as smut:
m
(Continued from first. page.)
Crewsbroughi their trains to tor
‘minnl points, took their engines to
roumllmuSes and went to their homes
to atva‘it the result of a conference be-
tween leaders and officials of the com-
pany. The coni’erees were still in ses-
sion at 8 o'clock.’ Mediation from both
national and state has been requested
by the company. G. W. W. liaider
oi the federal board of mediation and
conciliation telegraphed to Martin (,1
Carey. in charge of the strike, but
Carey replied: "The die is cast. Only
the concession we ask will bring a-
lbout a settlement."
The men demand the reinstatement
of two men who were discharged for
ullegd disobedience.
Only trains scheduled to leave ter-
minals before 5:45 a, m., started the!)
runs today. The tolegruphcrs, inx‘lud
in}; siglinlmtru, will leave their key:
shortly before noon alter disptsiihn
of (\Wr)‘ truth is. made.
The that train to arrive in Albany
with a union crow reached here at {1:511
o'clock from liinghamton.
Cities north of (liens Falls and
Houses l’olut are the greatest suffer“
ers from the strike. The Delaware
and llutlmn line is their only means
of transportation. ()n this brul ch litlu
are several state hospitals, not (‘lin-
ton prison.
A rumor is current that the railway
mlulll, install double trolley sit-rt'iw hr-
tween hero and Glens Falls. Although
trn"tlou employee are unionized, they
are not Itilillutcd with the railway llitilll.
There has been some nmiroheusion
expressed it the community over it
com fumble as 11 result of the tioup.
(‘oul dealers said loduy. however, that
those fours. were unwarranted.
The discharge of two men :1 your
ego is the sole cause of the strike.
Their reinstatement and full payment
of loss in wages is asked by the un-
ions. The men were discharged for
violation of company rules, but the un»
to.) lenders uvor that the employee
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Many a" successful business career got its;
, Think of the best butter- you ever rounds
The butter with that rich, creamvlikc Mo'-
gelable taste, that’ s~
0L1) .
(n AMERY
't‘ompony.
EDAL
BUTTER
Goes
'lhat’ 5 why It has a de-
But it costs no more
Hartford ,
Springfield Worcester,
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acted under orders of their superiors.
At one time three other employee wer
out for the service for practically the
same reason but they have been rein.
stated.
em. HAMPTON, Jan. 19 4st 5: ,4,
o‘clock this morning 175 employers of
the Delaware and Human Company 1‘
this vicinity left their positions, tying
up the terminal of the road. , All off
forts to operate trains from this end».
were abandoned, and others Were Liv»
on the ticket agent not to sell ticketir'
IS‘CIiAN'I‘ON, Pa. .lan.“19.—The‘Del-,
aware and Hudson Railroad tie-up to—
day is complete. 0n the Pennsylvania
division, irom Nineveh, N. Y3, to Wit?
kesharre. 2,200 men are out on strike.»
it any trains are run during the
strike they will be those that. carry"
the malls. No attempts will be made-
to move passenger trains. The strike
will mean the shutting down of about.
thirty coal mines operated directly by
the Delaware and Hudson Company
in the Inckawanua. and Wyoming Val-
leys, and upward of twenty other op-
erations whose product goes out over
this railroad. in all affecting at least _
thirty thousand men in the mines.
Charles R. Burr, acting general su~
perintendent of the entire system, left
here. today for New York to meet Pree- '
ident Lorec. General Manager Sims
and other otliclals oi‘ the company for
a conference.
YALE GRADUATE HURT av AUTO. ‘
L‘l I'T\'l-.l..-\.\'ll_ (1,, Jun. 19.—~An all
tomohile driven by W, E. Winslow,
indium-r of the American Mausoleum
last night, hit Ewing Webb,
u rruduuto of Yule and lrucher cf lan-'
snares at llln University school. Wo‘rh
was badly hurt and Winslow is In a ‘
critical condition because of the shock. .
MiSs MARLOWE iLL.
LON ANIDHCS, tint, .lun, 'l9.~~7\llss
.iullu Marlowe the actress, is alliter-
ing from a slight attack of appendi*"l~
its. She will give. up the stage for
six weeks and leave tonight for New Y
York, where sh.- will undergo irrat-
ment and possibly an operation,
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PHONE 858.
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the advertising.
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