, housework.
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For sue.
Vo’
Professional Cards and
Miscellaneous
LASSIF'IED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less. 25c;
B
noes end, , i?
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Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Bloch.-
face or Cops. Double Price; .
*v wAN'rsn '1'0 Ln'r FOR SALE
>WM!”I"ED-——‘-i5Al..IllSI.sADY. » N0 EX- ,
nierlence necessary but must be nv-lII .
ing to learn Good opportunity for
right party Give last employment and
references. Address Box 430, South!”
lNorwaIk. u’i 3t
WANTEDeSITUA’l‘lON AS WAIT-
:ress and chamber-maid. Inquire J.
Kov'ach. 27‘ South St. e10 3t
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO
sell highagrsde nursery stock, fully
guaranteed. Part or all your time.
Outfit free. ‘Pay weekly. Write for
terms. 'Homer Chase CO.. Auburn,
'Maine. at at all 3t
WANTED~GI1RL FOR GENERAL
Aipply evenings. Mrs.
David \B. Decker, 1 Crescent Terrace.
, a2 6t
v‘vnursm—rro BUY ALL KINDS
slide and poultry Best market prices
paid Extra prices for tot calves.
$500 for 'bdh valves to rotten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
029 tf
DIVIDEN_I_)_ NOTICE
Fairfield Gaunty Savings‘ Bank
Norwalk, Conn, March 19, .1914.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Fairfield County Savings
{Bank held this day, a semiannual
dividend at. the rate of four (4) per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings Of the six
months ending March 81st, 1914.
The same will ‘be entered on pass-
books and (paid on and after April
10th, 1914.
:By order Of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
April 4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
m20 18t
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and2 the art of
adjusting the same- Disease is cans
ed by a wrench, tvflst or sprain in
one back. Even If done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dlirerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain,. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a. chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
94 Washington 8t, 80. Norwalk, Conn.
. Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Know Thyself
WORKVMEN’B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
_ 1 c. T. MOOOVERN
INBURANCE AVND SEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street.
loath Norwilk. boon. Tel. 845.
“tun?“
5John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
Ibring samples to you. ‘Personnl atten-
tion to all .work.
8 BURRITT AVE
PHONENCON.
BIG LAND DEALV lN LONDON.
LONDON. April 7-Ancther great
London land deal has been concluded
the whole of Lord Howard do Wald
en's Regent’s Park estate for more
than :2 000.000 :3
In point of size this is said to be
the largest transfer of London propor-
ty that has ever taken place, for the
extent of the estate In 62 12 acres.
Itcontnlus 750 housed, divided among
some twenty streets. A police station,
large
schools and eight public houses are
ith Stephen's Church tour
‘1.
within the urea
’ Those who neglect to present their
by which iii; P. Derbyshire aothred V
I
DOUBLE .
‘Im-E
TO LET—suitor or
house, 10 Cove St. East Norwalk.
provemenis. Inquire Coleman’s newsV
store ii? at
TO LET—-— —-—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LO-
h‘. ‘liopp, 313i
all fit:
ml
TO LET—LOWER FLOOR, PART
improvements. 16 Rowan St.,, East
‘Norwalk. Adults preferred. Inquire
18 Rowan 1st. 113 3t.
cation, rent leasonnble.
Cove St., East Nora'ulk
WW
To LEE—481x ROOMS, FIR-ST
floor/reasonable rent. Inquire 12
Chestnut St. and at
w.
TO LET—«FIRST FLOOR, 92 WLALL
St. All improvements. Near Library
S B. Wilson contractor and builder,
on premises a3 6t
TO LETéLARGE FEONT ROOM
and kitchenette, suitable for bachelor
apartment; second floor over Dele'
clothing store. Inquire at office of
The Old Well Cigar Co. 111128 tf
TO LET-39 CHAPEL 8'1, FIVE
rooms. Inquire 64 80. Main St.
11123 if
To LET—3.9 CHAPEL »S'l‘., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St. Inquire 64 So.
Main St. m23 tf
To LET~FIVE ROOMS, WITH IM~
movements. 9 diamllton Ave. In-
quire United Grocery Co. m20 ti
To LET—4 ROOMS, N0. 1 COVE
Ave. All modern improvements. In-
quire R Joselostky, 4 Cove Ave
m1? tf
LOST R. D. 37. 11-1 3%
‘ LOST—0N SUNDAY EVENING, FOR SALE -- TWO ‘FAMILY
April 5, large tiger cat with white house, two barns and greenhouse. Ex
face and breast. (Return to Mrs. Hen
ber-t V. Carr. 224 Illinln St, and re-
ceive reward, :17 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAI NTIN-G, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
oratlng. Painters’ supplies. Wall pa-
per, Up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 81 1-2 Ely Ave. mli bf
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 8; Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
1 loss $5.09 up.
» duties, :8. C. «Rhode Island Reds.
FOR SALE-«SEWING
specials evmy day. Seven drawn em.~
housed cabinets, almost new. All "at"
tachments, 325. Good running much-
15 Railroad Ave.
,. :17 3t
FOR SALE—4W0 ISECONILHAIIYI)
automobiles. Inquire illeddy and
Ayers, 50 Van Zant St. ii? iii
FOR SALE—«HORSE, 930 1.1318.
Stephanl, Bridge St, East Nor.wulk
all 3t
u..—
FOR SALE~BUICK 4 PASSENGER
our, model 10, A1 condition, with full
Phone 943-4 or 42
all at
it sold at once.
Glenwood Ave.
‘FOR SALE—_DWELIJN‘G. MUST
bedlsposed'of before 11am to settle
partnership; 9 rooms; all the im-
provements: close .to trolley; gbod lo-
cation; perfect condition; bunk mont-
gage; balance to suit buyer. Partner,
Sentinel Office. all (it
RICH, BLACK LOAM FOR SALE.
Inquire Brown and Hoyt. 34 ‘3t
FOR SALE—~FVIVE HEAVY TRUCK-
ing horses. Apply 8. ltoodner, South
'Norwalk. ‘ n4 3t
I
FOR SALE—«81.0013 35 x13. EN-
glne bed and copper tank in; at Dix-
on’s, 'Ea-st Norwalk. ‘ Very cheap if
sold at once._ Etirih’eth, George St,
Dnnbury, Conn. I ui 3t
‘ FOR SALE STRAWBERRY
plants, 750 per 100. Lilac bushes, pur-
ple and while, You each. Genuine
English runner duck eggs for setting,
$1.00 for 12. lirowu, Ilrook's’ido Farm“
cellent place to raise flowiers lu-
quire lChas. H. smith 6% Meadow. St.
Tel. 13m " aiat
EGGS FOR HATCHING—BARRED
Plymouth Rocks, Columbinn Wynn-
The
very best utility stock. The strains
that lay eggs when eggs are 750 per
doz. 85 per cent. fertility guaranteed.
$1.00 per 15 eggs, $6.50 per 100. lin-
perlal White Pekln Ducks, $1.00 per
13 eggs, $6.50 illel' 100. Mammoth gray
Toulouse geese, 44.00 per 12 eggs.
Mammoth bronze turkey, 350 per egg.
If interested in exhibition stock. send
postal for mating and price list to
Keewaydin Farm, Darlen, Conn, Phone
18. a3 8t
lilill Hilllli
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, as, Probate
ICourt. March 3, A. D., 1914.
munch: Lizzie Calyas, late of Nor-
walk. in said district, deceased.
trict. of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six unonths from the date here-
enhibit their claims tor settlement.
accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Imedlnte payment
to .. , )
CABEIEVL DOKUS
JOSEHII OOLTEB
m24 31 a7 Executors.
. ROTON .
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a LETTB, Prion.
Will may highest cash prices for all
(Mr, Derbyuhire Is a director of sev-
Vcrnl com files and sonlor partner of hatching from choice, mated pefl .g
chartered accountants} but white 13““ and 13mg,“ plymouph
in this purchase he is acting for hlm~l nooks and White' Wyandotse. Price
1 are 119.101!!!» Apparently MI till-Film“ £1.00 per 15 or $5. 00 per hundred
in firm.
’ ni’fb demolish the olddnshloned build
lugs and convert this part c inLondon
Jill
into a new Memoir
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
(100) for ilicubwtor eggs
Rowuyton.
Phone “I“ or 517
SOUTH NOKWALK. GONNA MI SCELEANEOVI S
- , mamas.
Wm. H. Guthrie W ":“W “V
. ' ‘ unit I: on
Auctioneer 33,113,351 "01:3;
and Real Estate %'i,‘?::}g»,g§§g&
TEIJEPHONE. ....... 1486-2 Plummet
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
Of «for the creditors of said estate to
lly William F. Tammany, their dttor-
mmnug'l"m
If other methods have failed to
help youand‘ other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am usin the BEST
and MOST UP TO ATE
Painless Mdthods
E. BARTHOL‘, D. ..’C
63 Meadow St, South Norwallr,
7 to 8 p.m ‘
:07 Atlantic Stm., Standard, 9 a.
m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysisth-ee“
s.-.....‘r.. r ‘
W*AUCTION.W
MACHINE .
outfit, new shoes, 'i’or sale very cheap
Wm.
Yen would if you knew aboutit
The Range that
“Makes Cooking Easy
h.
v
A Glonwood Coal m- Gu Radio for when. and I
Elam Parlor Stove. Kimono «Boiler lot-hoods;
mmdmxmudmtul.
.., . fink,” '« ‘1“! ”AWKWWu-ir
The A. r" Collins CO.
o. Nor-wall!
Plll’lllill .lIIllSllllIlIS
HOYT’B THEATRE.
The popular. downtown .‘plnyhouse:
has scored another I).uIIs-eye Five
I
i
I
i
three days of the week.
replete with originality.
scenes will
theatre
The bill is headed by Harry Laud
ar's Lads and hassles. , an not In
throughout. visit the I
which talented sons and daughters of
«iicnnle Scotland delight in a musical,
1nnd dance ensemble. The act. is strict-
.ly Scotch and the players entertain
with old time Scotch melodies and in-
torsting and unique forms of the
Scottish dances
One of the richest domedy sketches
seen here .this season is that in
which *MilesiMlcCartby and Ada Wol~
cott star: ' "In Niagara" Is the title
of the shit and it is a rushing, delic-D
lously refreshing amair from its start,
in interesting story is told there'is
plenty at which. to laugh and the
whole winds up in the way that it
should with the couple getting posses-
sloVu ol’ real money
Wilson and Jennings evceptlonnl or
lists, proved to be as pleasing a pair
of laughter makers as have appeared
at the playhouse for some time
Grace D69lé, a talented songstress,
is a pleasing purl Of the program.
The other act on the bill, that in
which Montrdse and Sydcll appear, is
deserving of more than passing men-
tion. The man end of the team is a
clever humorous personage and the
petite young lady Who appetite is an
accomplished. plcaslng‘ young enter-‘
miner who has ability In more ways
thnn one. V'l‘he not is exceptionally
good, as, in fact, is the remainder
oil the «bill.
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SEVEN PIICIC'IEIlC
..\' EW YORK. April 7. ”{seven former
ilicers and agents of tiieflierilng De-
enture Company today received who
on sentences of from three to six years
fer using the United States mails to
Mraud lllleilltll'fi In the stock of enter-
prises promoted by their corporation
In sending them to the federal peni
tentiary at Atlanta. federal Judge An-
fendauts maintained taht they were
pennlloss they had In fact made mll~
lions at the expense of thousands of
victims throhghout the country.
The heaviest sentences. six. years.
were imposed upon George H. Middle-
brook, of Chicago, rfirst vIce- president
of the company: Frank IShUmnkOhs
former president, and Henry II. i’iatt.
v a chain officer.
fienlsmln O. Nudge; president of the
Oxféfl‘d Linen: Mills. of North Brook-
' field. Muss. receiveda fouryear tom).
~§~Ie who a chemist and’inveutor. whose
nilegerhdtsooycrymf a proceps to make
its}: yam in, flux straw at an enor
Bankruptcy sale. W education April
8, at 10 a. m., sharp rain or shine.
The undersigned trastce of The Fair-
field County Dairy Company of Nor-
'Vwalk, Conn, will sell st public auction.
on the premises, colder Crundvle'iv
Ave. and Prospect 81., all the person-Vi“
_nl iprobsi'ly and :eal also or“ said
and complete dairy equipment. 1. .
1 opossum waving,
Trustee of The Fall‘iieldOp Vht'f'
Company. 1 ’ ,
{crankcase
Dairy Company consisting} of limes guilty Walsh
furniture, horses, wagons, harnesses offal district no
lonely.
us say ' was widely udvertlsed by
't Eteriinfi Company in Its campaign
,io‘mne ship at pie. died-d Linen Mills
am.
Threelyser nuances W359, imposed madman Storm. Mandela, $60. , from
upon Wilbur , a, patent ex‘
port) :pin ns shirts, in prospered:
writer.“ only 9 Millard “1
The use assassins you found
593W?"
"F31, tilt?
,ey- were cog
pastime
lIIl0EIlW00ll BEATS
turns hem yesterduy S
high- class acts 0‘ \raudeilllc and “19 primaries in this state still were for
best motion pictures are again a fee from complete early today, but av-all
ture at Hoyts Theatre for the first able figures Sim seemed to indicate
A great bill 1that Oscar W. Underwood had defeat
not a. single, weak spot, a piogi‘am'ed Richmond Pearson Hobson by a
LOVE” or substantial vote for the office of Unit-
good music, rich comedy, of amusing ed States senator from Alabama.
ill. 13. Comer appears to be in the
lead, but may lack the majority re-
_wood and the chairmanship of
BET 1‘". SEMTENGES Vgenator Bankhead.
‘Senator Bankhead, whose term
demon declared that although the de- .
anituie by using the. Semi-Genie in
‘and .pOlIsh sold by A. J. Quill
You gather the dust irdm allow
and it is retained in the mop
Vyou have finished dusting. I can
.shuken out. and even washed if node?
sary See adv
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IICBSCN BV Bill VCTE
. .. ‘ Our
[BIRMINGHAM Al-.,':l April I.-—Re-- ’ s
Advertisers
Read about the wonderfulldadl,
Democratic
“quire and VVhat Wearing Apparel Sale at the; oats
l0 Buy Store. ,
‘ ‘9
If you are interested in dancingo
thinking of learning how, read 1t
big dance. advertisement On page 8.
w .u 1
For the governorshlp ex Coxernor Money deposited m The Savings.
Department of The South Noerallr
Trust, Company will earn 4 per c.lent
interest and in addition to the securi
ity of being invested in‘ loans and 80*
curities legal for Trust Funds it will ,
have the additional protection of our
. Capital and Surplus. It will form an)
14' Cray, of Choctaw County, for the insurance for the depositor againsu
nomination In the First District future needs. You cannot look to mp1
in the Ninth District George I-lud- future without thinking on money i
dieston, of Jefferson was leading his __ "
three opponents but complete 1" Special offerings in night shirts and ens
turns were thought necessaryio decide pajames will befuund m the Tristiam ,V .. V M? V V1 V
dilETSfliiiiIs l8 SLIEPE'IIV
the outcome. The fight in the Eighth and Hyatt advv
- ,,VV.(C‘.ontinned from Firslt_~;?,ege.)‘
New and exclusive mcvdels‘in Easter
mlllinery will be found at Mia-s53
mour‘s, Roodnur block. V b ”
(‘mir' ;lcte stocks combined withflo
prices make the .lucoby sale an _i“
i-ortunt ev.ent
quired to give him the place on the
ticket at the November. election.
A feature of the Congressional cou-
test was an indication of the defeat of
Representative G. W. Taylor by 0.
District was close , _.._.. ’
Apparently Representatives Henry Roys' clothing is the s'ublect of the
D. Clayton of the Third: S. Hubert Kilegci adv. If you “,6 going to buy
Dent or U“ Second. Frederick L“ the boy a new Easter suit you had het-
Blackmail. of the Fourth, and John ter void the (,de
I.“ Burnett of the Seventh wele nomi- W...
hated for re-eleitlcu in the Sixth'
Ills attorney 3 threaten to sue The
as motherland. detective sergeant
the local police, and Frank Yerel
Solo of shares and coats at the
. member of the Connecticut Sta
lndlcatlons Were that William ll. \llnfz store. The prices, 9le win he lies land the State of Connect}?
llankhend had been nominated to 5110- ' ) ' . . . .
Vfound in the adv.
well, for his arrest. which was elf
ed by these officers of the W y '
day noon. Sergeant Icatherlah by
them to go ahead, granting them
lr.uits,of all the good that came
their actions. '
Sergeant Leatherlund and Poll ‘
Verclli were “armed with worrdii'
ml bv Prosecuting
William A. iriflin. Jr. _
visited {tools-chine In medium
and suggested that he-accouym
to the police station. ‘0!) the
ioetschius said. “Why, your lac ‘ ‘\
smilinr to me.. flliavent- i met
somewhere?" The officer. an}!
he‘told Goetschius where he ,
and Mint his. errand you. lint-(dish
oner’ a face blanched. 891m; deed will
No1:tprosetu or could. the loaded
the magistrates office yesterday!
all of that two hOurs‘Sflxht'f ,,
as the Connecticut officers scent,
carried on by them. The meals
denied the holding hil- .ihc primer
discharged him. antagonism-thong
warned look was. on «hid '
tempted dwell smile as h .
court mom ‘with‘, his attorney
parting wortls‘wegs of
come. 1
The local policemen did nut
teed ‘Ilcpresenluthc Hobscn.
\i‘ ASII‘ING'I‘ON April 7 —()scur Un-
dei wood is election to the Senate from:
Alabama will not (hangs the Demo-
crat House leadership before March 4
1915. Meantime, Representative Kit-
chin, of North Carolina. has secured.
what he says are more than enough
pledges to assure him the Democraticl
leadership in succession to Mr. Under-
the'
ways and means committee. if that
Democrats retain control of the House‘
of the next‘Congress. l
The Alabama election marks the} the J M Layton comm“),
passing of Representative Robson nndl';
the coming of William Bankhesd inI'
is.place Mr Bankh
You can get a gas iron for $2.23.
and an electric Iron for $1l.50.ilettcr
lead the United Flectrlc Light and
’ Water Company“ a adt. and learn were
about them.
'Rpgs and carpets will be found in a
great variety at the Norwalk li‘urni
ture House. ‘
|Choice building lots on Wsst end
Lowe street are being sdvc‘l” is ed by
M. M. Olmstend is advertising a
special sale of enamel “‘1th for to-
W" ‘8 the sonV Oil marrow. Price will he found in the
and made the adv
speech that placed Mr Underwood In'
nomination for the presidency at thei
Baltimore Convention. «It has been re~'
ported ut the Capitol that if Mr. Hob
son were defeated In the present Saul,
atorshlp contest lid planned to enter,
Isipl‘endld styles in silk peilicccts to
the race for the Senatorsblp “all: go with that Easter gown will be
'i‘h N E. RariCom n
plres in 1919 \ l} found iii A y D8 3:
Aside from the Underwood Hanson”
election contest,.chiei Interest among
Senators and members inthc‘V Ala
bnma returns mainlylccntered in the
Easter shoes and triple tcc hosiery
for the whole family, at Conn. ally
and Bracken s. - . .
kw-..»
F. E Lockwood and COmpury have
only a few of their 190i allotment of
Cadillac cure left Belt-r ‘phcne for
a demonstration before thcv are all
fight of Representative Henry 1); Clay'
‘tou for re—election from the Third Die
trict.
log a close run.
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Mr. Clayton had been expects .
gone; .
Easter suggestions in 'nex'kucz'n,
I lrufflliigs and velliugs will he l‘ound
in the adv cl’ J I. Mnileite
epnlr, though defeated; in “mural.
They immediately looked, up proud
1 tors and finally located one. who
to busy himself in the, interests 0
proposition lie intimated that V
acquainted with the pianisirn
urged the officials to return
enact the first part
today. Cmcers lien h
relil went. to his .V
morning, prepared 11‘
finish , .
Smith, who was cleric, i
. 111s. alleges that .he was hi
1 ‘1 latter to burn the property. ’ ’
if your pics. ache, blur or In some tentlon yesterday of the at V . _
way abnoy you rend 'Vl‘hVamcr's udv. Coetschipn, that, “an ”Al“ W
DOVE GO AFTER PRIZES
In HARTFIORD. April 7.48ccretfiury b.
Henley, o; the State Board of AGI‘lOlII-'
ture, left today for Washington with
the follow on oungsters to whom
have been 1awarded prizes of 35o saclil The Foul ““l'DmOblle 53’9““ to the
for a trip. to the, National Capital fol; heart throiigh the pocketbook if you
success In com raising: Lafayette ltd, “”9 ‘1“ ‘3‘“0 enthusiast. ‘0" hm hm”
bertsou, Jr., Manchester, 860.1 present lm‘d S. L Bflnfldlflil M‘-
ed by the BurlinBtnte Fair: Merrillj W
Henley, Woodstock, $50. presented byl
~ Woodstock Fair far Windham chuntyi ,.
Excellent dinner, at the Mansion
House tOVmorrow. See menu
.3er in the ms
or '. onfitrlnl, at We
Mudge‘s My: tor clues to glint hired to
mum at it. of? union’s!" 1" 1
“I inborn,» ‘
ADV‘HTME lN Tl‘lfl'fl
{Stafford Springs, hair. tor Toll
nounty; Imlie Open iiodlymem
from files. Samuel Russell], Middle. or s.“
town. for Middlesex county;
H
mm watch. Sentinel
W4...
ml,
A wide. variety of the season's lat»
their client had done nothiligf
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