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EADACHES,” iervousncsu, dc-
pressions, stomach ills, dullness.
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XPERIENCE of sixty years proves
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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Blaca- " s 3
face or Caps, Double Price. ‘ PRING FEVER, attacks most men
‘ and women in this part of our couna
. WANTED TO LET ‘ FOR SALE try;1E L;ke (wiry; one else yelp are apt (:0
. su er r0 e " “. ~00"
Maureo ~— YOUNG unchisii To LET—«SIX noouts. FIRST FOR SALE—«A uA-IieAIN II‘ sow, f 1‘ mt ,Ow Sp'r'ts'P ‘3 mg
speaking Irirl to assist with general floor. rent $1.2. Good condition. ln-,tliia week. A llrus’h runabout. in béet‘ ‘ ee "‘38! the discomfort “3 011118.85- It
housework. Inquire 9 Reed St. quire 12 Chestnut at. art 3t repair, Just painted. electric horn, elec- shows you need help tobanish poisonous
. all St 4 tric lights, windshield, epeedomoter, accumul tionsf 0 - .
' TO LET—FROM IMAY 1, 5P11EAS- top and extra rear seat. All for a l‘ myourbodily SNtem'
WANTED-«BY TWO
Addiese Rent,
nl‘l 3t
All improvements.
care Sentinel.
WANTED—«STEAM Fl’i‘l‘Ell Wi'i‘ii
plumbing experience. Clueit,
body and Co, inc.
WANTED—BOY TO WORK ON
nullk wagon Must the over 16 and
willing to hustle. Inquire .H.
.erlght. 274 East Ave, East
walk. V
WANTED ~ SALESLADIES.
Drove openings for several
W E
capable
young ladies. Apply between 9 and 10:
The Roller 5c, 100 and 25¢"
a. 1n.
IStore.
WANTED — SEVERAL FIRST
mortgage loans of $2,500 and 53.800 at.
it per cent Box 685, South Norwalk.
1118 (it
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ADULT S, ant rooms, on second floor. 10 South $125. 00. Call at Austin's Garage, 122
four or fiie rooms. centrally located- Osborne Ave, East Normilk Apply South Main at.
611 1‘.uemlsos \ ale 3t
Phone 1622- 2.
all 2t
i To LET—FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LO-
cation; rent reasonable.
Cove Ave. East iNorwalk. 813 6t
‘1
TO LET~SIX ROOM COTTAGEl;
10 Quintard Ave, steam
and garden; rent $16.00.
No, 1 Burbank St.
heat gas
inquire at
all at
10 Rowan St,
Norwalk Adults preferred.
18 Rowan St.
East
inquire
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM,
all improvements. Use of telephone.
inquire 108 South Main St. ail 3t
TO 1.57—4st noon-s, Finer
Ifloor, reasonable rent. Inquire 12
Chestnut St. a1 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE, IN SOUTH
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, WITII IM-
Norwalk, seven or eight. rooms. All pmvements. 9 «Hamilton Ave. In-
improvements. Phone 580-3. all 3t (“"9 United Grocery Co. m20 tf
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED TO LOST
sell highigrade nursery stock, fully
guaranteed. Part or all your time. LOST f. SUNDAY EVENING
Slim: “‘9: Pay weekly. Write 50“ bunch of keys from automobile be-
:ll'l‘S' (““9“ Chase 00-: Auburn. tween South Norwalk and Bridgeport.
Maine. a4 3t all 3t
. WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
55.00 for hob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Are. Tel 1151
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Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTO.
80 UTH NOHWALK. CON N.
Wm. H. Guthrie
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art. of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or oprain in
the back Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in one different organs and
limbs.
- Chiropractom remove the cause of
(licence and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the epine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also
T. Francis D. C.
91 Washington so. 80. Norwaik, Conn.
Giaduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Know Thyself
WORKMEN’B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY. (HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
c. T. MoGOVERN
. INSURANCE AND SEAL’EBTATE
155 Washington street.
.0th Ncmlk. Conn. Tel. 845.
iIf other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con—
vinced that I am using the BEST
am: MOST up TO DATE
PainleSs Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk.
7 to 8 pm
' oo7 Atlantic Sc, Stamford, 9 a.
111. top 51» m.
Spinal Analysis Free
Finder deliver at'ISentinel office and
receive reWard. all 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
crating. Painters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up—todate styles, lowest prices.
EBtimatee cheerfully given. 'Iirlul or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. mli rt
Auction Sale
There will be a Public Auction Sale
of the Personal Property of .lolm G.
l‘irundage. of Rowayton Ave, Thurs-
day, April 10th, at 10 a. m., or next
clear day. including 1. mowing maclr
inc, 1 bay rake. ,1 clipping machine.
1 plow, 1 road cart, 1 team wagon, l
carryaii, 1 log or stone derrick, I corn
slieller, 1 grain cradle, 1 grindstone,
l crosscut saw, erowbars, chain, pick,
shovel dr,ills etc, 1 No 8 (‘uardian
range, a quantiy of blue dishes 2
feather beds, household furniture and
a miscellaneous quantity of things.
5*. .
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Electric Lights
FREE!
TO RENT——
Modern House, 7
rooms and bath.
convenient location
mgns in house, and
Electric Lights
Free V to tenant.
Rent $21.00 per
month.
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FINCH BROS.
8IVAN ZANT STREET
EAST NORWALK
PHONE 724
111110111). 35 new Oliver typewriter <Shoninger min
i #011 SALE—30 x s or GLASS
'ro LET—LOWER FLOOR, PARTl
' i'improv ements.’
‘Norwalk,
. all 3t!
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FOR ‘8ALE-——REASOABLE, ONE“
110, kitchen stove, top wagon, open
wagon humane and large coffee mill
Inquire 76 Washington fit all 3tl
41.
cabin launch, 10 H. P., 2 cylinder, 4
cycle Palmer engine. full equipment;
3 years old; excellent condition. ii.
iii. Nickereon, 252 East Ave, East.
old (it
TYPEWRITER FOR BALE—NO. ti
‘Remingtondn good condition, $19.00;
also 5N0. 2 Smith Premier like new,
$15.00. Machines can be seen in 80.
Norwaik. irving iljoimee, Ridgeflold.
Conn. - all 3t
LOOK , READ—«SICKNESS. iM~
pending death cause the sale of new
fifty dollar Columbia Graflnola, includ-
ing twenty records. Thirty-five dol-
lars caeb. Basement, 26 Spring St.
V all St
MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE—«EN-
gine and boat in first class condition.
Very cheap. I). ii‘rigstnd, 21 3rd St,
re: tiess nights, bitter taste are all signs
of the indigestion—~the biliousnossn
which generally come as wintcrgoes.
The wisest thing you can do is
to getrid of these symptoms
or 5 Plait St., East Norwnlk, where it
can be inspected. all in
FOR SALEM—SELECTED EGGS,
from Barred Plymouth Rocks and ll.’
1. Reds and two hundr'cd egg leghorns.’
.Cail mornings or evenings. Juniusi
llrown, 25 Elm Grove or. 9111 iii .
and commodious house, 12
So; easy terms. For further‘particu-
1111's inquire C. Swartz, Old Well Cigar
Co. ‘
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
lots—Two family house, 1?
FOR
rooms,
Inodern. with all improvements. Mar-
ing Construction (30., 12:1 W asliiugtonl
St. uii Gt’
automobiles. inquire. Reddy and
Ayers. 50 Van Zant 81.117 0t
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE—l llERIi‘llY NOTIFY THE
.. public that the partnership between
Robert Dibble and liarry W, Oberlin».
tier has been dissolved. The business!
will be continued by Mr. Dibble and
all bills contracted paid by him.
HARRY W. OllidRLANDER.
FOR SALE on RENT~LARGEl
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DARIEN
NOROTON
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Miss Grace Weber spent Friday in
Stamford.
WeMJ '
Roberto ‘Purdy was :1 Stamford vis-
itor Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs.rWiibur ii. Bates spent
Good Friday out of town.
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'Mr..and Mrs. 1i.-W_ Holly were visi-
tors in Stamford end Friday,
Miss Marion Ellme; of Stamford.
was a visitor in town on Friday.
The Schlichting delivery truck is in
service again, after a season '3 rest.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Northrup and
daughter of Norwalk, spent Good Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Hflnford Smith
Easter Sunday in Darien brought
out very large congregations to the
churchesvwhere special musical pro.
grams had been arranged.
Rev. Samuel Lawson, successor to
Rev. ‘H. S. Crossett as pastor of the
Darien M. E. Church. toop up his res-
a..out $10,000.11! in personal property.
after all debts are first wiped out, en~
tircly to his widow, Sybil H, Purdy,
of No. 5 St, Nicholas Terrace here.
The instrument bears date of ile-
I-eniber iii, 111.12 and names her. also.
as the executrix.
No date has been set for the probate
of ’it.
Mr. l'urdy passed away here on
March 28, and. outside of his widow,
his uncle and the two cousins men-
tioned, is survived, also, by another
uncle an aunt, as well as 10 other
cousins, many who are bitterly disap-
pointed in their hopes.
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AND ,, 2
SAUGA’I‘UCK
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The licneficient Society of the (Jon-
gregaiionul Church will meet Wednes~
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stephen Banks.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry of Westport
Connecticut. wish to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss May
to lirving Allen of (Yompo street. Sausa-
tuck.
"‘Ialt‘llfl‘ Allen and William Allen.
of New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
,4\ , MNAfiJ‘s/V“
WESTMQN ;‘
Clarence 0, liners is ill with on at.
inch of measles,
L‘iw 1.1-Iui Wanton. has returned to
l .411 ('irzingc. N, .1.
RH‘, -.\. S, McKcrn returned to New
ll.l\‘i'll riznday evening,
Jerome Ilnvis has recovered from a
low dai's' indisposiilon.
I‘a. M. 1-: Godfrey. is now the
1:1 1 at 01 1311:: tun rclutiits.
.‘III‘S. (is or Budd will entertain the
Alteiuoou Wbist Club. on Tuesday, i
like Annie Sinines. has returned to
lur school duties at Yonkers, N: Y.
Airs, I), ll, Andrews. and daughter,
are visiting relatives in Greenfield.
111‘s. .\i_
duucbtcr,
l‘.
M rs.
Hill. is visiting her
Albin, 1:1 Georgetown.
Frank Horror was a week—end guest
o.r Mr. and iirs, (3. A, ilubpy, in Nor-
walk,
‘.:r" l . Harris. returned Sunday
evening from a week‘s visit in Pound
Ridge.
Mr,
and Mrs, G, S. Albin. of George-
Vavenue‘, have retuerned to thelr'h n1
idenee permanently at the parsonage
April 13,1914. all 31 today,
AUCTION SALES — ”WEN“ Di a M Mead will be the lnterlocuior
auctioneer. Sells anything from far in the firemen‘a minatrel show. 'Wll
niture to real estate, now arranging liam Moore and Hanford Smith who
for spring sales. For 19ml“ and 01’9“ were always popular in these affairs.
dates apply to Thomas F.11urke. 48 are also In we cant .
Park Row. Stamford Phone 1420 and‘.
Nichole, of llridgeport, and Mrs. lHat- town. spent Good Friday with friends
tie Carrington. of Norwalk, were the in town.
Easter guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank
N. Taylor. of Lincoln street. ‘Mias filorencc Banks returns Mou-
. . day to her studies at the iiuiibury
Some very poor scores were mode Normal SW00" '
by'rlilfgmen of the Westport Gun Club ‘ \ '""'
at s Ell day about Friday The Mrs. Eli Wakeinan entertained 0.
highest score was 20 out 01:3 .-,I made ilimocr oi ladies at n Guiltinu Party,
- [Large blocks were-thrown Over in, ,Vl“
in succession. but the stocli was a
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and eati-
mateo for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done tibia spring. A postal Will
bring «moles to you. Femoral atten-
tion to, all work.
a ounnrr'r AVE
PHONE CON.
repaired. Rental- I
per month. Machine.
solo at 05 per month.
Plummor Trpv
rim Exchange. 166' Fairfiold Ave.
ridnport. Conn.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
Dietrict of Norwalk, on,
Court, April ii, A. 1).. 1014.
Estate of Charles '1). Lloyd. late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die-
trict of Norwulk. lbath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here‘-
of for the creditors of acid estate to
exhibit their cluime for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debiu‘rod 11 recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
Probu to
.10 ”N J. CllNliiO,
1114 21 28 Administrator.
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Charles E, Seymour who spent the
2"2.l. 1113 iii. Hanford Smith will be the leader
’in Darien baseball this season. and he
“PEWTER is already preparing for the coming
W M play. Noxon‘s field will be put into
mm WWW—~30. shape this week. Applications for
i! m i 1. h. Underwood. places on the team can be made to Mr.
Rominlton oil other S 1th
makes, cod, run In ‘
Last night the boys of the Baracca
Clans, of the M. E. Cliiireh,,gave an
advertisement social at the church and
it was a very pleasant evening for
those who attended. The boys group-
ed tbemaeivos to depict different ad
vertiaemonta which are familiar to the
public.
On Saturday afternoon ‘John Flana-
‘gan, of Maple avenue, suffered a ser-
ious accident while at work on. the
Cos Cob bridge with a section gang or
the New Haven road. glanagan was.
swinging a sledge hammer. driving
spikes into some new wooden ties
which had just been laid. ()n one
swing he missed the mark and the
hammer struck his leg with terrific
force. breaking it below the knee. The
track foreman rendered first aid and .
the 2 o’clock express from New York
was flagged at the bridge and Fiona»
gun was put aboard and brought to
Darien where he was conveyed to his
home. ~
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Had Relatives In Noroton '
, ‘an rotor 11le llw’l‘he will 91
ton. of Isaac V0, and C. ~iF‘ranklln
by ii‘dwmd Sturges, of iiuirfield, while.
the, lowest was 5 Officials of the
club refused to divulge the name of
flu ltw man Not enough shooters
entered f01 t‘ic \nlunble prizes so
prince of less value weie offered. The
cause of the poor scores is claimed to
lie-n change of ammunition.
Rev. J. 'l‘. Langloia, formerly pastor
of the Nungatnck Methodist Episcopal
Church. has been appointed to the pill-
pit of the, Suug'atuck MethodistEpis-
copul Church to succeed Rev. Hubert
D. Jones. who was called to the Grace
M 13 (.‘Illli‘cll In New York city. Rev
Mr. Longlois preached his first aer-
nion Sunday and wen we“ received
by the congregation Rev. Mr.
left for his new pulpit in New York
last 'i'liursday. life had been at the
local church for the last two years
and his inititoiing 9911110118 and on-
Icrprih‘ing methods gained him many
i’iichdl among" the, local ozhu c._
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H. 8, JENNINGS DEAD.
SOU'I‘III’OIIL'I‘, April _1’I.-;—-Hilrry , B.
Jennings. aged 35, a welllknmvn resi-|
dent or this town, died Saturday al-
ternoon following a brief nttaclr of woo nircuted today just an be had;
formerly a completed serving, a term at the eoun ESCAPEO HORSE TH F RR
traveling italesman and is well known 1y jail. cliuigod with forging the name,
of his father. .i. M lieiden, to n pro-i
held at his late residence liliiiIiOI‘y unto on which it is said be oh man named Mitiquet ,
iconvict from the Verdwut H
pneumonia. lie, was
in this section of the Siaio.’1‘he fun
oral was
In Harbor Read this alteriioon. Bur
iul will be in Oakland Conicteiy
w-WMMWW.
.‘I once-
l' 1 May afternoon.
Wild geese are flying north in large
numbers. several flocks having div
Inady been noticed. l
W, .\1. little, has returned to New
York, after spending, the week-end at
his \\ out Side home
Miss Myrtl o Meade returned to her
Ichrcl duller; this moriing at Valley
i-‘orpr. alter a. week's vacation.
One of 1,. M. Could'e horses. has
been ill amoral days, and attended by
\ it"l'lllill} llrunduzc. of \orwulk.
A large consignment of nursery
stock, arrived Saturday, for the
I‘licunrs. (ibiotto, of the Upper Parish.
Mrs. Thomas 'i'icatiu'ell‘ will giro a
public ulilut Wednesday evening, the
pitceode to be used for tre- decorating.r
the Emmanuel Church.
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. ARRESTED ON RELEASE FROM
JAle
VI-Iunrrtuui April lip—Norton n
itelilen. of No. 000 New liiltil‘lll avenue,
tamed $900 at a local bank
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otherwise weie small and immut-
iWhen it became apparent that Stool
‘ orde which have been 012 almost daily
. nation.
‘ home market at. the opening, but
luliglit. advruitnge was.
:ruption through the niornir
Easter holidays at his home on West Purdy, and late nephew there, clap.
street. returned to Bohnectady yeeton of Robert 8. Purdy, on tile for probate
day afternoon.
,here‘ today, disposes of an estate of,
bliss live Gianiiiuu cf Danluu'y ls
111:3
‘ Good 10.1.1.1. air to no hadéfol
the Wadi/arming i
.l. omi‘aour of “cat street.
at 01 “um «thug. Mrr. (hurls ”recdom
1thief.
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Miss Jennie Scott iss pending the"
Easter vacation in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton liart have been.
visiting relativcs'in llowriyton.
Captain nndklirs. Andrew S. Mill
have been entertainingSanford Wicks
of New York.
Henry beach and family have I'Q‘
turned to iiiroolalyn, alter a visit will:
Captain and Mrs. H. W. Cole, Rom
ton avenue.
V illiam I‘iantne), .11., who 1138.118
sprnding an enforced vacation; caused
by illness. at his home here, return ,
to his school duties at the Bowling
school, Pawllng. N. Y., yesterday. '
Mrs. Edwin Thomee and dough“?
Wilma, who have been making a vial
with Mrs. Mary Themes. Rows
in Jamaica, ‘Long island.
Mrs. Earl ll 'l‘home-s is in attend
once at the state as: smnbly of the‘ R
beknli Lodger. cf the State in Ea
Hartford. and will visit Mr. and Mr
leorgo 0. .l. inunphere. formerly .
this place.
Tlilllti’ Ill Willi. 3TB!
WALL STREET. 10:45 :1. ohms .
war: again under heavy pressure in -
early stock market trading i.
ported firmly at. 59, representing ‘
a iractlonai dot-.linc I‘ll-st than
was being well-protected, the lintvmtfd,
cued. Canadian Pacific. benign an
American Telephone develop’e'
strength. Cotton Oil lost a point. Rodi
island Collnteruls continued to d
cline, making another of the low to
occurrence for some time. They lei
ll 4 to 32 1- 4.
VVAIJII STltiElIL‘T, Nouns—A duels ,.
downward movement in 1110th occult.
red today. The decline was influen
by the latest turn in the Mexican
Houses with Waabipgton on
nectiono received repoxtu roger
the possibility of a serious c
which gave the bears o. plausible
'son for putting out chick on a ‘1',
scale than at any other time reconfil
llesnmptlm 01 trading abroad
the Earlier holidays had little .. ..
ence hero. The riue in union
stocks in London ntrongtbuned
11qu
The (let-11,211: continued, wit
noon ll large number of, 8th
to 2 points lower. ilondn it,
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..ED.
WORCESTER, . 5111113.. A
on, was arrehtcd in waterside
Ilii'gbt. nitcrnoariy, three:
Marquette io'a In
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