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f ”WANTED TO LET sou SALE
wWANTEbu-SEVERAL ‘IST 11101112-1
TO LET-«HOUSE, 51, SPRING BT.,
FOR SALE—«EMERSON PIANO,
gages 32,1100 and $3,800 at 6 per cent.'lnquire R. .i. Cutbill, Bridge Fish‘used one your. Inquire Friday and
Box 685, South Norwulk. 118 St, Market. all (it Saturday at. 5:1 West Ave, 118 «it
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‘ WANTED-«AT ONCE, A YOUNG‘ TO LETw-FA'CTORY ’l‘O RENT -‘ FOR SALEMI’OPE ‘MO'I‘OR CYCLE,
woman wants work as waitiess or
chmnbermnid. J. A. com Sentinel.
as it
WANTED—10 'rAmoas WANTED
on Balmucuun overcouts, steady work;
also finishers, at the Raincoat Fac-‘
Dory. Halitord's building, 3 Union St..
South iNorwullr. 118 31.
WANTED—SALESLADY. N0 EX
nyerience necessary but must be :will-
ing to learn Good oppoitunit) for
right party. Give last employment and
references. Address Box 430, South
Noru’nlk. ‘ a7 31'.
WANTEMITUATION AS WAIT-
ress and chambermnid. Inquire J.
Kovach, 27 South St. all St
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO
sell highagrade‘ nunsery stock, fully
guaranteed. Part or all your time.
Outfit tree. Pay weekly. Write dor
terms. Homer Chase Co, Auburn,
Maine. :14 3t all 31.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Alpply evenings. Mrs.
David \B. Decker, 1 Crescent Terrace.
:12 6t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for 1111 calves.
$5.00 for bob valves to fatten H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
‘ 029 ti
Divmsuiuoncs
Fairiield County Savings Bank
Norwalk, (‘onnq March 19 191-1.
At a meeting of the Board of 1211 cc
tors of the Fairlie-Id County Savings
Bank held this day a semiannual
dividend at the rate of four («1) per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from theeurnlngs of the six
months ending March 3lst, 1914. '
The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after April
luth, 1914.
By order of the Board 01’ Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
April 4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
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11120 181'.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Ohiropracticis the definition 01 the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease 11de 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., So. Norwalk, conn.
Giaduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
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WORKMEN’G COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me .tor Sample Policy.
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND nEAL ESTATE
165 Washington Street,
Iouth Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 845.
C
John Fountalne
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that fob of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.
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,, appreciatIVe employers. .
Noxwalk, Conn three stories 61 x 31
{.1’eet Electric power. Propeller to
New York Within two blocks. $60 a
month. 1.101110, Norwalk Conn
119 (it 316 3t
house, 10 Cove St, East Norwnlk. Im-
provements. inquire Coleman's news
store. :17 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO
cation, rent reasonable. F. Hum), 35
Cone St, East Norwalk, all (it
~i’or sale very cheap.
T0 LET—«11111.11 or DOUBLE:
‘side .place, East Norwulk.
1913 model. twin cylinder. (Iood, Cou-
dition, not ridden over 3,000 miles.
54 Water St. South Norwalk, nti lit
FOR SALE—~25 FOOT LAIINCIII
This is a ban
gain. Call or write S. W. Kelley, Sea-
118 11
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE .FOR
lots—«Two‘i’smily house 12 minus,
modern, with all improvements. Mar-
ing Construction (30., 1:3 Washington
’St. 115 St
To LET—«FIRST FLOOR, 92 WALL
St. All improvements. Near Library.
on premises. 113 Bi
To LET—eLARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchenette, suitable for bachelor
apartment; second floor over Dcvls'
clothing store. Inquire at office or
The Old Well Cigar Co. 11128 if
To LET—39 CHAPEL ST, FIVE
rooms. Inquire 64 So. Main St.
m23 ti
To LET—3.1 CHAPEL ST., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St. Inquire 64 80.
Main St. m23 it
T0 LET—~FIVE ROOMS, Wl'l‘ll IM-
provements, 9 diamilton Ave. In~
quire United Grocery Co. m20 it
TO LET—4 ROOMS, N0. 1 COVE
Ave. All modern improvements. In-
quire R Joselovsliy, 4 Cove Axe.
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LOS'l‘
LOST—GOLD FILLED l-lAlill’DEN
watch and fob on West Ave. Sunday
S. B. Wilson, contractor and builder,]
FOR SALE—«CHEAP. GOOD ROAD
horse weighing between 1,050 and l,-
100. Address “Horse," care Senti-
nel. 118 31
FOR SALE-«BRAND NEW OLIVER
typewriter, $35.00, last and original
price. Top wagon, open wagon, set of
harness, large collee mill. Inquire at
Bazaar, 76 Washington St. :18 3t
FOR SALE—SEWING
specials every day.
bossed cabinets almost new.
tnchments, $2.3
tiles $3.00 lip,
MACHINE
Seven druwn em-
All at-
Good running much-
15 Railroad Ave.
a? tit
FOR SALE-TWO 8111(‘OND-I'1ANI)
automobiles. Inquire Roddy and
Ayers, 50 V1111 Zuni Si. 117 iii
9.20 1.178.
1131181 Norwulk.
ail
FOR SALEMIIORSE.
Stephunl, l'lrldgi- SL,
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FOR SALEMBUICK i I’ASSISNGICR
car, model 10, Al condition. with full
outiii_ new shoes, i'or solo very cheap
it sold at. once. i'iionc 943-1 or 42
(lienwood Ave. all St
FOR SALEwDWEMJNG; AII'S'I‘
last. Finder rewarded by returning be disposed 01‘ before lfith to settle
some to Frank Douglas, 1:11 Worm-St, partnership: 9 rooms: all tho im-
liudol Oyster 00., South Nor-walk. movements; close to trolley; good lo:
118 31 cotton; perfect condition: bunk more
gage: balance to suit buyer. l’urinem
LOST..OI‘AI. ,SC‘ARF PIN. RE. Sentinel Ol’iice. dill 61’
ward if returned 10 J. Irving Dibble. ___-_,_ ----
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file 11811 Smith, Undorvoo
o e. Remington all other
.... makes, cold, rents
LOST—ON SUNDAY EVENING; “mini Romain 1
per month Msohin
April 5, large tiger cut with white .014 .1 .5 p“. mont
lace and breast. Return to Mrs. Aller-
bert V. ,Cnrr. 221 Main St, and re-
ceive reward :17 3t
FOUND.
FOUND-~LAR2GE ’I‘AlN DOG. OWN-
er may have some by paying for this
adv. Anderson Launch Works, Nor-
walk, Conn, ’l‘el. 119532.118 St
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orsting. Palnters‘ supplies. Wall on-
per, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully glvon. Trial or-
ders solicited.‘ Tel. 400. Alexander
White 61 1-2 Ely Ave. mii til
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBOROULTURISTB.
SOUTH Nat-(WALK, GONN-
Wm. H. 'Guthrie
, Auctioneer
and Real Estate”
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ROTON
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND &. LETTS, PROPS.
Will may highest cash prices for all
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
Watching from choice mated pens oi
lWirite, Bull and Barred Plymouth
’Rocks and White Wyandotes. Price
$1.00 per 15 or $5.00 per hundred
(100) {or incubator eggs.
Crockett 81.
Phano 1624.2 or 617.
Rownyton.
g. 1"! molt-.11 O 1‘. i .1 “‘1‘
I J r 70.
“fig"o!‘ Colin.
If other methods haw: failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
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 St., South Norwaltc,
7 to 8 p.m.
an] Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p m.
Spinal AnalysiS‘Trec,
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MAUCTION.
lhuiikruptcy sale. Wednesday, A'priil
8 at 10 11.111, sharp rain or sliine.‘
The undersigned, trustee of The Fair-I
iliid (‘ounLy 1.1nlry Company of Nor-
wnlk Conn. will sell 111 public auction,
on the premises. corner Grundv‘lew
Ave and Prospect St oil the person-l
111 property and real estate oi? sold,
Duiiy Company consisting oi’ oiiice
Mturnituro, horses, wagons, hurnesses
and complete dnlry equipment.
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'l‘iusied 01- The Fulrilcld County Duhy‘
Company.
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inrovised hospital near the,
Want Advs. tor chances to 111111 more hospital train at Nuclei. were prob- It gully to his companions, and nil; 1.11 Bila.’ the tortillas hill prowling
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the statements anybody could
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PDISON PUT ill STREIMS
(Continued from First Page.)
were improving. their marksmanship
by shoctlngnt the insulators on tele-
graph poles. instantly the careless
tiring ceased. Nobody doubted that
Villa inennt what he said, ' '
“ ‘Send this telegram at once." said
a newspaper correspondent to 11 mil-
itany operator in his field omce under
11 tree near the rear track “ I c',11nt
Senor.‘ was the regrotrui response.
‘Geii. Villa has just notified us that no
messages must go out until further
orders from him, and he will shoot us
it we send this gnc.‘ even though it is
approved by his private secretary: to
which there wns obviously no 111111-
!\ver
“The camp ut Vcrjel, Just shove
’Gomez Palnclo, wne ulive with sinister
rumors. A 1111111 stnrted to lead his
horse to drink irom one of the z-uunor
ous irrigation ditches in the vicinity.
”Don t drink that water-*don‘ t let yoiu
horse drink it, come a warning cry-
from 11 number of soldiers. ‘Thut wu
ter comes from near Torreon and it ‘8}
poisoned by the Federals Two men
and two horses drunk of it this morn-
ing and died at once.‘
“To this camp returned the long
‘ilght ut Gomez l’nlucio
the campaign had been a sort of hell
day; but these pitiful evidences left
no doubt that. this was war. Thei
wounded endured their antlerlnss with drew in the gallery where a magniil ;Torreon has then 'bloody unsles’ by {11211111111 Villa arrived it
in the little im
railroad
remarkable fortitude.
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are reproduced with 311131 11,, 1 accuracy by the new
Edison Diamond
AN INSTRUMENT THAT 111 no. nsscsiruov
a
All
fully}
it. What-
ed by courage in the fle1d~by n w-il
lingness to venture everything ‘tor the
great prize of death in battle.‘ Never
were raw soldiers more easily turned
buck from iilght into the thick or
death and confilrt. Durine; the first
daylight artillery and infantry attack
on Gomex Pulaclo, the Federal lire
grew so hot that things seemed to be
going badly for the rebels. Mon be.
gun to leave the trenches and make
their way to the renr. Two cunnou
were attached to onlssons that were
waiting to be placed in positions at 11
certain point and began also to move
backwards, the drivers urging the
mules on in plain. incipient panic.
"All at once a l‘lexlcnn boy about
fifteen years old. rode on horseback
through the mosquito in thedirectlon
‘of the rearward movement. ‘Vuolvc.’
(Go back!) he yelled again and again
putting spurs to his hol'se. At the
word from n more boy, the ('unnon
wore stopped and turned. the men
faced the shot and shell from the
south once more, and nil mart-lied
cheerfully back to the field they wore
Inb’out to abolition.
“in simple justice, it must be sold
'there were low evidences of 11111an-
‘ism. There probably 111111 never been
in. better natured nrmy than that which
Villa tommunds The morning of the
{line 01‘ wounded, from the ilrst day's entrance into Gomez Pnluclo some
Previously, soldiers rode up to o. well kept cot-1"
1 tags on the ground of the soup factory
The proprietor from the front yard
watched them 1.111101152101111 soldier
loont climbing rose vino was briilililit,
with red roses. rile took one, waived”.
them It
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play 113.
d‘ y or at
Don’t
typical. In battle and too oiten out
of it, the Mexican is ruthless. Undpr
ordinary clmnmstnnces he apparently
the most polite and agreeable 01 m
“There Is one brand of the l1 odcr'il
service, however, for which the rebel
has 11 constunt stock of ferocity
Is the \olunteer brunch, made up of
ioliowcls oi: Oiozco 1.1 the iillllMtill-
cro revolution. culled ‘Colorndos' . in
the military slung of the day, ’ All
'Colorndos' must and should die.
“A prison train to the north seldom
reaches (Ililhunhun without making 11
halt somewhere enrcute to shoot two
or three men ldoutlilcd as former tol-
lowors of ()rozro. It in soil that
linobimbn, the place where (ironic
\vus defeated by llucrtn. is u lnvorito
place for such 31111111111123; (‘xiiciiilollm
0:1 the other band ilin rcunluru, tho
‘pelonc,' urn recorded with '11 oortulu
respect. and treated almost with roll»
slderniion. "I‘hoy urn forced into till1
service, rebel oillccrs explain, 'nnd
only light bernusa they liul'u‘to.
{Through the whole cumpnivn V'll-
ln has been dil'ccl.~uud simple in his
methods. 'I‘orrcon was taken by muin
strength“ and tenacity. ‘Whon will
’I‘orreon luli‘l' 11 newspaper rcrrospon-
dent askrd Villa at hendqimrtois the
day after the failure of 11 night, ‘ no
11111111; from which uucri um bud boos ex-
,‘pected. ‘1 don‘t 1.1.1.11: be sold elm-
ply. ‘All 1 know is that the
town 111‘ going to lio.'.tiiiien hc‘
101.; we quit “
"The close» of Gomez Polar-in and
Shattered r’emnunts pi almost nnni
liliated, companies reeled back
11ny '10 men 1111113 on pots, and not a rode on, leaving the liouseowner ss- illusion Nicole. and simli%r catastro-
single groan came from one oi them. tonishsd at this illustration of mill: piles; momentous crimson
incident 111.111311 courage marked the taking oi.
I‘Cournsc in the hospital was match-
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. tnry moderation The
Phonogrep
new instrument will satiety.
Diamond Disc Phoneyrapli "it'—
self tclsl the most convincing
he world 111 music
We shall be mighty glad {to
solo 1:110:15;
best if you will call on - us to?
miss it. Satisly yourself.
This“ the Federal fire had been concentrn
from,
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South Norwa‘ik
Santa lions and (lulubnzes Hills,
ing the w esicln wall of Tori-eon. ,
rebels gained the positions, but L
paid the price. At othor points 11‘
the line, the dead scattered over;
open pisiu attested that there.
and deadly " .
”The inking oi' Torreon has can!!!
011 Villa in 2111-1 belief in night light '
mills principal contribution to (in
the science oi Mexican warfare. '1‘,th
true that, at night there may be, c
lusion and the troops may fire on til
OW‘l side, as Is 111111! to Imveooc
once during the siege. "Oh the o
hund, he holds, night nttucks give
assailants protection they would
otherwise have, kept the garri 0‘
constant shunt-use, and have s.
or moral client on the enemy.
campaign 111111111141. 'l‘orroon-~ .
which will no doubt be "111‘le
the campaign against other cit
the cent and rmuihwwero the
olive eiilclomry or, the snnltfl,
rnugomuntn said to be once
the history of Moslrnn we it!
remarkable qulrltncsu with u ,
wrecked rnilwoyu In front cl ,
vaulting 111m}; were made "p
and the continuous series, "
tiltncks. giving the 12011111111111)
and sinister puppet vg-hlc
gin by day will always
Spaniards (011.9113
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drod ii lpnninrdu cxpelltdljtlhm
oclock this morning. The
structcd to remain ln the
daybrrnk, when they will b
to cross to El Pond. '
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