.155 Washir‘gtoh 8c, Keeler'g Bldg"
ClasSifled “ do”
For Sale, Boeiness and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous. -
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. TWenty-Five Words or Less, 250——
To Let,
O. O.
I. II
00
no
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The Store trill be open daily at 9 AM . .
STERN BROTHERS
- 43.“ and 43.11 Seem, West of run. Avenue, l
‘ New York.
Three Times. 500-— Each Additions. Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
!ece or Cape. Double Price
i WANTED TO LET FOR SALE
vWANTED —— AvN EXPERIENt 131) T0 ‘ LET—~NlltNlSI-IED ROOMS,‘ FOR SALE —~ ilAliY CHICKS,
maker in millinery establishment. Ad- telectrlc lights, heat and bath. 2 High . Ithodc island Reds, strong utility
dress "City,”c care of Sentinel, 1.10 {it St. 130 it .stock.llat1hos coming off every ten"
' 'duys. Eggs for hatching. W. 8 Sic ;
WANTEDZ—«SITUA'I‘ION A'I‘ iGEN-l
oral housework vby Hungarian
t3!) Lexington Ave.
gill.
" WANTED - AN EXPERIEN‘CED‘
stenographer, one to assist withI
bookkeeping. State experience 0110‘
Salary. Steno, care Sentinel. 329 in
vWANTEvD~~$500 FOR A 6 Plilltn
cent. Mortgage in town. Inquire Law"
pence Agency, 15 South Main St.
I 128 at
LADIES, $2.25 DOZE‘N MAKING
{plain neclcwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for pattern, ‘ instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 t1
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for bob valves to fatten. ll.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 11131
029 ti
PROFESSIONAL.
PSYCHIC CLAIRVOYANTmREAD-
ing on personal and business matters.
Strictly private. Consult. Prof, Miller,
Room 5, Keeler vBldg., So. Norwalk.
1001111. 128 St
”PIANO STUDIO—MISS ATHER-
ton, of Bridgeport, Conn, graduate of
the New England Conservatory, of
Boston, in :both the musician's course
and the teacher's course, and teacher of
{piano at. Miss vBaird's school for the
eight years previous to her retirement
last June, will open a. studio at bti
M'est avenue, Norwnlk. t‘or \i'odnes-
,llay and Saturday pupils,
‘Mlss Atbcrtou has had advantage
of Mr. Victor Biart‘s inspiration as
his first pupils in Norwaik were at
Miss Baird's tfii‘llOtll. whore he also
taught: up to the time of its closing.
Miss Atherton, having had
Hpt‘cial study with Mr. ll'lat‘i
during the past your, will be
pleased to prepare students for Mr.
lilar'sl ad\anccd course. Applications
should be made at Bil \Vcst avenue,
Nor‘walk. jBtl 6t
World-wide Method
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
gans, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of lnvnllng which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
(With nature.
FREEmOne Full Treatment—~FREE
to each and every person applying be-
fore Jan. 30, 1914. A grout. many
cases Altlvl CURED from one or two
Paar. MILLER
south Nerwaik Conn.
Office Hours—4 to D.
[If 0the1 methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, cull 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 St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
1107 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9.11.
m. to 5p
Spinal Analysis Free
WILL PLAY PINOCHLE.
To LET--—li‘URN[SHED APART-
ment every modern convenience Four
jgg tit rooms and private bath, large vwiu- __.... i
ldownl heat. and hot; vwnter supplied r
Janitor service. inquire 51 West
Ave. 330 2t
l.
I
TO LET—THREE ROOMS, ELEC-
tric lights. inquire 73 Cedar St. orl
'phone 370. 3'28 3tv
TO LET-PIRST-CLASS RENTS lN
Norwalk South Norwalk, East Nor-
waik and Rowayton. Anything you
might desire. See our list. Raymond
liros. 128 3t
T0 LET—~FURNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve
ments. Use of telephone. 'lnqnire
120 Washington St. 10 fit
To LET~FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
wnlk. Inquire 64 South Main St. (111 tf
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all Improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 520. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas
E. Hoyt, at The Scuth Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 ti‘
BUSINFSS NOTICES
MY PLUMBING ES'l‘AllldSiliille’l
will be closed until Ajrii, when i will
return and .give the public my closest
attention. Thanking my many cus»
teams for their courtesy. llenry A.
llogclein. lilo (it
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vard, East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 iSt’
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN.
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, .l-llslAlfl‘H, ACCIDENI
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
II‘eURANCE AND SEEAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
South Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.
Repetti
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
406, 80c. $1.00 and $2.00 eoxea.
SWISS STYLE
MILK CHOCOLATE
Asson'rEo NUTS
25c and 50c Boxes.
RIGGERMAN
R08., 64 North Main St.
00in and Bunny Papers
Delivered.
r...,.. “we-.. ,.., ..._._._.~.,..-.
IIIIIIImI llAIiEi) 1101””
111101111: HAiiliiIiI
'I‘hI- trlviuht bout Marlon, of tho
Norwnlk Steamboat Company, did not
attempt to navigate the harbor last
night III the log. and had not arrived
in South Norwnlk at 10 o'clock this
, 'l‘iIIIvi «nndidatcs were initiated at
tin runninr meeting of South Norwnlk
Lodge No 529 i.. O. O M, last 0ch
:1qu Inc married men uiil play the;
ohmic. men 111.11 binochle tournament
which the cuicrtninmcnt coinluittee is
nII‘nnginlr and which will start next.
fi‘burndny night. The initiation wiilt'bo
dispensed twice ‘11 oath and the learn
nnu‘vut v. xii take its place on the other
evenings.
.
. live minutes from depot and, business. v
morninu. The freighter took nd1nn
tune of the lilting of the for: (illtLllliltlp ‘
port intor.
'l‘he navigating was comparatively
simple as far no ’I‘nvern (Pilot) island
last evening, at which point the bent
arrived about 71-15 o'clock, but the
harbor with its twists and immense
ed small chance for the craft and it
was decided to remain In the outer
4 harbor over night.
out of the young lady‘s clutches and
wart West Norwalk. Phone bit-.l.
’ 130 01‘
MODEL 55, 7 PASSENGER llAM-
bier nutmnobl-le, perfect ordem! also "
seated Warner surrey and harness!
Must sell. No reasonable offer reins- ‘1
ed 21 Edits Ave Tel 016-- j30 .lt;
styles.
Notice to Home Buyers, Hackmen,!
Liverymcn, Farmers, Expressmcn,
Teamsters, lcemen Lumbermen, Etch
'A.—~A.—-—NEW YORK CAB STABLES}
disposes of lit”. young 11 01k hovscs and .
mares used in cubs, onuess wagons
and trucks liltit(ll0tl teams and sin—v
gie horses in good condition, weigh )
mg 900 to 1,000 pounds; also several;
pavement. sore, suitable for conning-i
$40 up; :30 days‘ trial «allowed; if nogl
as reprcsniedv can be returned: aili
horses shipped l'rcc.
See Super-Intendem, 410-412 East‘
16th St, near ist Ave., New York City.j
330 i111 ,
FOR SALE—GOOD 0 ROOM'
house city water. toilet, near ‘llishop-
mill i’r lCt‘ ~3$I. ”10. $2710 cash. (1011
have hali‘ titre. 1110.0 land for $00th
Address ilox 314, South Norwalk. l
.129 :liv
__ i
some for trimmed.
Tosmorrow, (Saturday) on the Third Floor. the
F in’al Day of the Pro-Inventory Sales of
Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’
Tailored Suits, Dresses & Coats ,
The clothe remaining stocks are offered
vfollowing remarkably low prices:
Miues’, Smell Women’ I and Juniors’ Tailored Suits,
plain and trimmed models. In the seasons most approved
£0,539.50, 13.75. 24.50 to 49.50
Former prices ranging up to fill l0.00
Mieeee’, Small Women’s and Juniors’ Dresses,
for Street. Afternoon. Dancing and Evening Wear.
at $7.50, 15.00. 24.50 to 87.50
Former prices ranging up to $l 35. 00
i Miues’ Street, Afternoon and Evening Costs,
1‘ a limited number only; one and two of a kind.
a! $7.50. 10.00. 22.50. 45.00
Former prices from $49.50 to 95.00
Girls’ School, Afternoon and Party Dresses, ‘
sizes 6 to '6 years. in the most desirable models.
at $4.75. 8.50 and 12.50
Former prices ranging up to $25.00
Girls’ School, Dress and Semi-Dress Coats, , ,
sizes 6 to l6 years. in all the favored materials; ‘
at $4.50. 7.50. 11.50 to 19.75 ‘
Former prices ranging up to $37.50
at the
FOR SALE ~~ Two runny:
house on one of the principal streets,i
A good [on per cent.
dress 1‘. ‘
1
1.,
:\(1' l
1211 :u,
invest mom.
care Sentinel.
.1
FOR SALE--~().\'l%l 'l‘0.\‘ TRUCK:
chassis. for an].- chcnp. liuutcr's Gu-
rage, Main SL, Norwulk. jzib‘ Ilt‘
Norfolk Suite,
" " " ‘”i
LOST i
Russian and Sailor Suits,
LOST~~S.\lAl.i. 1:01.11 CHAIN A.\‘l) meerly $5 00 to 3 50
heart. (in East avenue or Wall St.
Norwalk lit-\t'ul‘tl for return to iir.‘ Buttonfto-Neck Overcoats,
ivl. \lort an. liix lvlnst Are, ij‘ll ill ,«rorméi'ly $750 to '0'00-
W- - . , ._ ...- w. Long Winter Overcoats,
‘ Formerly $l0.00 to l2.00.
1 Have a \‘unlbor of l
Formerly $8. 50 to ID 00
Used Cars
which I will
Roadsters,
t‘z1rs,ctc
vSond ioI (llktllilllul mayor of my
l‘ormerly ill. 50 lo 2. 50
lluiunin l’ilt‘t'in:
t‘nrs, linsinm
in ii iii
Tom-lug
Also the Pre-lnventory Sale of
Boys’ Winter Suits & Overcoats
. l . On the Third Floor
including the following Extramdinary Values:
Formerly from $7.50 to l0.00,
Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats,
Boys’ Separate Knickerbockers,
Boys' Seasonable Furnishings and Hats. at
_Correspondingly Reduced Prices.
Reduced to $5,00
3.50
4.50
6.50
5.00
1.00
Reduced to
Reduced to .
Reduced to
Reduced to
Reduced to
w
list, of \‘ow i‘nIs ‘101111 Ilrc
The (‘ hmioiot Is a “011ch. .
My 'l‘irc Prices are the lowest. hit;
me quote you. ‘
Repairing. Ford Work a Specialty
Austin 3 Garage 3
124 SOUTH MAIN ST
Or 'Phone 1522‘2. W..R. Austin, 11:
Woodward Avenue. I
Horse Blankets
The Annual February Sale of
High Grade Furniture
On the Fifth and Sixth Floors
Will be Inaugurated, Monday, February 2d,
The sale embodies the entire stock, including a number of
unusually advantageous purchases {tom the most celebrated
makersbresenting the largest assortments of Penod and Modern
, Fumnure for Dining Room. Library, Bedroom, Living Room
~ ‘ and Hall, ever assembled by this establishment.
At Price Concessions of
10 to 50 Per Cent. from Actual Values '
Auto Robes, etc.
The Famous SA Maker
AT
George W. Wardwell,
52 South Main Street"
“In...
The Annual February Sale of
Oriental Rugs,
Carpets and Hall Runners
. will also commence Monday, February 2d,
in which will be offered several large importations ol exception—
ally well selected Oriental Rugs and Hall Runners in a
complete range of sizes. from the very small to the large
room sizes. at the greatest price advantages of a
season notable for its remarkable Rug oilcrings.
m-.. «a! ... cw
,. W, mm”...
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49 LIVES HIST
(Continued from Fire: Page.)
n... M,
Let on repair and paint your root
all for one .pIico, guaranteed;
cent a nurture I'oot.
()llt.‘
t'iuplnln Johnson kept. the bridge
of the Monroe. 'J‘llun, thc nonunion
' unfolding the heavy son, the two ven-
E. R. Bradley 8100
vseie moved townrdfimch other in the
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
‘liilll‘lt.
UONTRACTO , .
as I As the Nantucket ntnnnored buck
H Washington 5‘ 8° Notwalk,corm, after the crunch of steal on steel.
PM” 781‘ (inptnin flurry nwunl.r out his hem-ctr
‘ ”W light, and dimly the bulk of the act-
”)0ng FOR 'NSULTER tling Monroe Iomncd 11p through the
A South ‘Norwnik 10mm Indy. one of fog, Uncertain us to the mo: of 111.1
“10 tviarnhpurilln Tim“: “'0“ “1 “Whitl- ewn vessel, he (micron out the“ lite
wood last night looking for 11 young boats. Midi. from view in the fog
illml whom she said had Insnitcd her. they began the workof rescue. gum
She did not know his name and woe ed only by the ‘ghrl‘fiks or the drowning.
not sure of the ottonnc, .but one bad When the seurt‘lfllght'a faint bloc.
heard that someone had said some- bmugm, to 01W, .110 more gtmggnn,
thing which had nothing in bank of figures and when the-.5110,“ “1' the
it In the way of truth. ills needless lifeboat crew pmugm no answering
t0 AMWTWM mun 9008M kept shouts from the sea, the tank was giv
on up.
With
her search was unsuccessful, crowded "
her saloon”
i
i
with,
u no... w M
drenched nnd nurturing, mm and we.
Inch. tho Nantucket turned her prow
southward . Noon our toll in with the
Dominion liner IlnnIlitn 1, .lllHWi‘l Ilnn
the cry or distress. t 011vo:.1v.1 bv the
Hamilton, the Ni’:IutIIIkI-.t our. liliilillli;
her way slowly to Norfolk. film will
be met by the revenue cutter Onon-
(lngu, and was expected in port late
today.
(‘nptuin .loluumn,v .v .v,,. . 1b 1va ulu .,
kct hennn making up a list oi the
Monrocs rescued to be scat by who
loss to Norfolk
The shock and the 0111111141110 moved
a brave trial to 11111111 01‘ those 1.1.1100.
Wireless messages report II Inn. liner in
serious condition" ,2,
The Monroe is" the first simmer
lost by tho. (lid iknniulml during the
half a century it has been In operlr
tion. The stenldtl‘kilhn valued at ap-
proximately $500,000. and her cargo
as much more.
‘Pulennere Who Drowned.
The following is the list of punsenv
i
sore who perished on the Monroe:
Bolton. Mrs. W. 12.,lN0W0ili, N. .i.
Uiausen, W. 0., Milwaukee. Wis.
Carats. Lieut. vi... Ii. .-
Dnvls, F. (l., viirooklyn. .3
Edwards, .1 A... United States Navy.
Gibson, Mrs. 1)., New York.
‘Haskell, .I.. Cortland, N. v.
'H‘aviiand, Miss, ‘Mucaria ’l‘heutrlcnl
Company. ‘
lngrnm. W. 11., Sumter, vs. C.
Jelletf,'Mr. Mocarin Theatrical Com.
pany.
howls,
Company.
Lyons, E, P, New York.
Marlow, ‘Mr., Mnrcurin ii‘hentricnl
Okakamato, .i. _
Poole, C. W., and wife. vtlrny, Vn.
Ray, J. E, and wife-New York.
Mr.. Marcurin Theatrical
Seville. Miss, Macurin Theatrical
Company.
Snyder. ‘Mlss, New York.
Vernon, Mr. Mllt'ill‘lii 'l‘hcutrlcni
Company.
“higher, 0., United States Marine
Corps.
Williamson. (l., New York.
.\'l r11. Thomas ll. Harrington died at-
ter rescue.
Those Rescued.
The list of thevrescucu transmitted
by hill-3103.5 from Captain Johnson, of
the \lolll',oe niIouIIt 11v 1 .‘m ”.11 ‘31..
lowe- '
Adolph llutnbuz‘rrr.
Carl
A. vii‘. ‘.
ll '1...i11i\rig
iiirtd 3‘. 'liiicti.
.loscph ll. Mann.
.i. N. lvlonlgtvnuvrg. "'
R. S. \‘al‘mtl11vzlo.
Thomas “strand.
l-lonl'y llossctt.
.l. .l. Ni ,, by.
A. G. Brown.
Mrs. ltena Rollins.
t‘. iiollins.
Lolllrw Hunt.
Hilda 'l‘luu liiii‘;i_\'.
Willis James Moore.
Ali‘s. .l. T. Woodr.
Leona L’lc.
.l'ohn \\'llllalnson.
Thoma». ll. Harrington.
Mrs. Thomas R. Harrington
Sally 310001111114.
ti. ll. linvids.
ti. Williamson.
Harry lvibber.
Adam Mot‘oy.
(‘. 3. Smith.
James ljl":v(11,.1el.l
Ii, 1’ lunagan. »
.\ll thi- i‘orcnoinsz were passe..-va =.
Crew.
lohnson tupluin.
Horslm first oil‘r er.
.I. t‘. .\'.1sklulson.
l., 15. Russell.
Ernest Wand.
V. t'. Ni‘lltltlll.
l. l.. l‘llllv‘i‘ltl-Lil.
.‘Il. it. .\!l.lt'l‘.‘.‘~iili.
ll. Mayiund.
H. .l. I‘Lsmll.
()lni‘t‘ Olson.
S. t'iIrlrtrnsou.
Cosmo Frankicig‘b.
Enqlueerc‘ Department.
.lv;'1.1 l‘v ri-lus. chief t‘lIiIlllii’i‘.
William Vn'prueli.
t). l-‘orliina.
(‘. Sutton.
. Dowc.
R. ("arllormnzlt
\\'. (.‘ordrcy. ,
t‘. I’I‘itclwit.
A. Wooden.
'. Mills.
. Robinson.
t‘kll‘lv‘JJ,
. Martin.
.Nil‘vhols. .
. Davis.
W. {‘nrter.
ll. King.
ti. lv‘entrcks.
W. Selby.
‘Wiilium t‘arter.
11,.
.‘(jriunIL
\ltNtili‘.
luv 11111
H. l‘.
(l. l‘
'P.,Sturgiss. ' ‘ .
Crew, Stewardo’ Department. -.
W. Sullivan. steward.
C. Falcon.
E. A. Richardson.
William thare.
A. P. Bill.
S. Charles.
Theodore . Qamueis. ' ' '
'l‘ R. Williams. ”3-4,
W. H. Brock. ‘ ‘
Pnui- vSmith.
.A. Cooper.
It). Hurt.
W. .l. Payne.
John Powers. - ,
Eli Young. ' '
George vi-lcndrlcksml.
George Knne Wrick.
viicorgo 'Wllliun‘o.
Enoch Evans.
Henry lies.
Samuel A.
. .
I ‘1.»
ilcrry.
Stsamship Hamilton Neal.
'Bsb'ln'l‘l.‘VlO’ll'l‘T, .‘vld.. .l’nn. 30.~——A dis-
patch from 1Captain Berry, of the
steamer Nantucket. reported that the
Nantucket was being conveyed by the.
steamship Hamilton; that he was pro-
ceeding slowly and expected to reach
Norfolk about 1 o‘clock this afternoon.
5 The Nantucket. was damaged in the
stem and how,
but he gave no further information
about the disaster beyond saying that
he had “about 85 pocpio from the ‘10“.
roe on boairl."
The passenger list of the Monroe
follows, but has not how checlmo‘
against the list of survivors on the
Nantucket and other possible rescue
vessels.
The passenger list of the Monroe:
Bolton. Mrs. W. L., Newark, N. J.
Brown, E. (l., New York.
llndelg, ‘ll., New York.
Calusen, W. 0., Milwaukee, Wis.
Uqurdts, Lieut. ll. 8., United States
Army. ”
Davis. F. (7..
Edwards, .l..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
United States Navy.
Flanagan, it, Brooklyn N. Y.
lormnn, Ed, Philadelphia.
Gibson, Mrs. l)., New York.
ilnskcll ..,l Cortlandt. N. Y.
ll11111i1u1gcr,iv‘..\'cw York.
Iialiland, Miss. Macaria Theatrical
Company.
Harrington. ’l‘. R., and wife, Bridge-
pOi‘L (ouu.
lngram. W. it. Sumter, S. 0..
.‘Ielleff, ilr., Macaria TheatricalCom-
pany.
.l.cwis, Mn, Macaria Theatrical Com-
pany.
Lyons, E. l’., New York.
‘\ic\'.1tr, A iii. v.1l11fralo N. Y. /
\lontgomeiy. \lI., Macarin Theatri-
1111 K ‘:.ompIn\
Mallow. Mn. Macaria Theatrical
Company. ,
More, ‘.\ir., Mncaria Theatrical Com-
pany. . .
Mann. Mr. Macarin Theatrical Com-
pan).
McCoInbs \liss \iacaria 'lhentlical
Company.
Nylon, (7.. New York.
Nowivy, E. J. .i., United States Navy.
Oknknmato. .l. "
O'Connell, James, \‘1'asl1inaton. l). (I.
Poole, C‘. \\'., and.wi1‘c. Gray, \v'ir.
‘ gilliu.
Ray. J. lv‘.. and wife. New York.
Rollins, (‘hnrlrsy and wife, has!»
rencm'ille, \‘a.
Seville, Mists. liacnria Theatrical
(‘oInpnuiz
ISnydor. \‘1’_, New Vrrk.
Tillett, Ml‘., Alucnria Theatrical Com.
pany.
Vernon. Mn. Macaria Theatrical ~
Company.
Van Winkle, li.. Nutloy, N. .1.
Woods, Mrs. ’l‘. 0.. Norfolk, Va.
Wegner, 0.. United States Marine
Corps.
Williamson, l., New York.
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emulsified with financed oil»
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a
scientific compound of time tried
just
uni wizoleson‘lc,
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Captain Berry added. ' .
Norwalk Chronicler