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HOYT'B 'l'H 'EATRE. .
The bill at 'i-ont’s sTheatre. the first
three days of the week. is the most
entertaining bill which has appeared
at the theatre in a long time and it is
well worth the time and money of any
onet. Wormwood's pets, '
monkeys. are positaveiy delightful, the
most. intelligent animals which have
ever appeared in any animal act any»
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To LETs—FiVlil litOOMv§1.atl()()l) l O-
iiopp, 35
mile at,
face or Caps. Double Price.
WANTED
WANTED~STENOGRAPHER NOW
employed desires to do all kinds of cation, rent reasonable.
typewriilng work during leisure hours. Cove Aye, East N0"w"'k"'
lilies J. E. Policy, care Attorney L. S.
Beers, Trust (‘0. Building ml‘J 3t‘
T0 LET~ROOMS AT 110 MAIN
F SL, with all improvements. inquire
WANTED”BY ENGLISH RSPEAK- .itaymlond and Ambler, Wilton, Conn.
lug sulvlsll girl, sittl’ation at gellerui' “‘12 3'.
housework, Dietrich, 10 Cross St“
South Norwa-lk. mll 3t
‘ TO LET—AT NO. 12 FORT ST., 1
yiOWQI‘ floor of live rooms with range,
WANTED—A GIRL WISHES P0.' gas and toilet, ill good condition. Mrs.‘
sltiouol general housework, no cook-i Frank 933’. 3 BGILS place. East N0!"
lug. Address 1 Flatt Ave., East NOD" walk. 21112 3t
lwhlk, Marcela Kowack. mil 3t
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TO LET——TO SMALL ”FAMILY,‘
WANTED——GIRLS BETWEEN 14[bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from June
and 16 years of age. Apply factoryi ist; rent $20, or for sale on easy
entrance, J. and J. Cash Co 1119 3t terms. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
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SALESMEN WANTED—EARN $100
monthly. Expenses Experience u:
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for smoking and chew-
lug tobacco, cigarettes. cigars. etc.
lleluet Company, New York, N. Y.
m8 1m
TO LET———SIX ROOM-S, 4 CROSS
St. Rent $12. Inquire of 1". I). Law-
tol-, 171 South Main *St. m12 3t.
CENTRALLY
Suitable for any kind of
To LET—«STORE,
located.
.St.
rents.
WANTED — $2.500 AND $3,800
first mortgage loans on local proper-
ties. liox 685, South Norwalk, Conn.
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All improvements; and other
Inquire 76 Washington St.
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TO LET—5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR/-
den and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave; also live rooms, 23
Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs.,lt. ’l‘arlov.
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
11656. ' alS tf
WANTED—FREE AND CLEAR
lots for equity $1,000 to $2,000 in in-
come property. Maring Construction
(70., 123 Washington St. m7 6t
p—a...
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for M calves.
35.00 for bdb valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tf
To LET—BASEMENT, 87 NORTH
Main street, 120 feet deep, first-class
condition. eight side and one front
window. Suitable for factory or bowl-
ing alley as was formerly occupied.
inquire .M. Gutkowsky, 87 North Main
St. 1115 tf
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BUSINESS NOTICES
THE SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW
and House Cleaning 00., Bojko & Ly-
sobey, Props“ P. O. Box 516. We clean
all kinds of windows, office cleaning,
private house. building cleaning. fac-
tory window cleaning... , All. kinds
cleaning work done. m7'6t
T0 LET—«NEW TWO FAMILY
house, Woodward Ave; all improve-
ments. inquire United Grocery Co.
or W. S. Wilcox. (120 tf
TO LET—FROM JUNE IST. SIX-
room flat, hard wood floors and all
improvements. F. H. Fitch grocer,
118 South Main St m1 tf
PAINHNG, PmaHANGING, onc-
Dratlng. Painters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up—tc—date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
\ tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 Hi Ely Ave. hill at
To LET—5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR~
den and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave. Inquire Mrs. R. Tar-
lov, ”102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
11055. a18 tf
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. . NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin lfor
rooting, leaders and gut/terssthat is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
have money
HENRY'A. HEGELEIN,
H41 Wuh. 8!. Phone 1106-l2 or 373
LOST
LOBT-—BUNCH 0F KEYS. EITH-
er in Franklin St. or West Ave. Re-
ward for return to Sentinel office.
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_ LOST—WEDNESDAY, 14 FOOT
skiff, black, yellow inside, two seats.
Reward for return to Frederick F.
Lovejoy, 41 Second St. m9 at
You are strong and, well, .
That's pleasant.
You have to remain so.
That's natural.
Your some may get. out of order.
That’s posslblo.
You need some adjustments,
That’s evident
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You “want the best,
jThWt’s propbr.
Pa when: methods.
discalmlhatlon.
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Sliver Lake Ice.
stands for unequalled, honest service.
Especial attention to family trade.
We. have extended our sor-
.vlce to cover lSouth Norwalk in res-
mouse to many requests.
We want your trade and refer to our
.responslbillty and 9}" reputation of
more than twenty-dive years' standing
. as reasons for having it.
‘ :rns levsn LAKE to: co.
Phone 619 22 Hoyt 8t". Uptown.
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Still RERRRRRRRE
REAR FRRIR lXPliiSlilil
sass
That's important. . ‘
erasures Noriv'als and stamrord.
giant's maggot place.
a” are areas, '
That's all. .
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Accidanllntnnlns it cm at tile ,
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business. Also six nice rooms, 30 Lowe ”
FOR SALE
FOR SALfiwxllAii Nitw ”RIDGE,
eleven room house containing boiler,
.uew range, toilet and gas. Terms
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,easy; three-fifths can remain on ’lllOl‘L-
Address i(.. Sen-
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gap at 5 per cent.
FOR SALE—4 PASSENGER 50 H.
1’, auto; also 5 passenger 40 :H. P.
.1“ perfect condition;‘ low price. T‘ele
phone 1611-2 Lock liox 83, ‘Norwalk.
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FOR SALEwb‘lNlG BUPF ORPING-
‘tion cockereis; from prize stock. Eggs
for hatching. E.
Phone 251-5.
11. Smith, liowayton.
11112 it
FOR SALE—«SiNGilEpcoMii WHITE
leghorns hatching eggs and day old
it? chicks in any quantity. Deliveries now.
Also pallets, yearlings and guinea
fowl. Visitors welcome. Fair .st
Farm, Darlen. mil 3t
FOR SALElelS'i‘ SELL FINE
two family house, good neighborhood,
large lot, barn, garage; good invest-
ment. $3,250. easy terms. A chance.
Address Owner, Box 212, Norwalk.
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FOR SALE-«CHEAPH o PASSEN-
ger Marion touring car. Newly paint—
ed and overhauled. inquire C. S. ilyx-
bee, Cedar St. llnll 3t
FOR SALE—«FURNITURE A'l'rlu
vate sale all this week from 6 to 9:'
'oclock. Come today and get your
pick. 9 Havlla'lld street, mil lit
FOR SALE—OLlVER TYPE-WRIT
or like new. $2.; 00 also Smith Prom
ier. $25; 'Machiues can be seen in
South Norwaik. irvlllg Holmes, Ridge
ileld, Conn. mil :lt
FOR SALE-EXTRA FINE cow.‘
reasonable; will give
fresh and hold it {or a long time Call rect line of a Church Edilice or Public meat and that. he will he
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,where. People who witnessed the ani-
"mal novelty yesterday laughed until
the tears rolled down their cheeks.
That man descended from monkey and
that the Darwinian theory is correct.
seems essentially true after seeing
lWornlwood’s pets.' The monkeys are
a howling lot of entertainers. all of
them are good and some of them do
stunts that are altogether too human
for animals of their standing. They
do everything but talk, actually laugh.
obey Orders and go through a series
of stunts that are wonderful—«and, as
for the dogs. one big fellow is actual-
ly able to count. The dog actually
seems able to count and. if he lsn ..
why the trick in the stunt is too deep
for nlost people. All ill all, it is a
great animal act—simply wonderful.
and the best entertainment imagina-
ble.
Quinn Brothers and Drake. a trio
of rare ability, furnish songs. dances
and comedy, that are highly entertain-
ing. Louise Mayo is a girl with a
sweet voice. and her repertoire of
songs is extensive. Anna Kllcll. the
aerial beauty. presents a, dance and an
act in the air that is highly satisfac-
tory.
The other not on the bill, “The
Dude." is furnished by Sorraghnn,
Lennox & Company. and is decidedly
entertaining. There is a rich vein of
comedy. apparent tragedy and some
sweet music. if one misses this
week's show he or she is losing some-l
thing.
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To the Board of County Commission
era of Fair?eld County: _
i hereby appy for a transfer of a
lilcnso No. 92 to sell Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer“
Rhine Wine and Cider from Michael
McGlnty, at 220 Washington street to
Setpilen Selby, at 220 Washington
street Town of Norwaik
The proposed place of business is
dogs and ,
It certainly does
make cooking easy"
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Sc. Not-walk
'REV. BROWN IR“ RESUME
1' WM BRI‘APLAIII
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from the military authorities there
iyesterday, to undergo an examina-
tion. it may be ihltt his proffered ser-
..0 (its when not located within 200 tool. in a til—vices will be accepted by the gmelu
sent to
after 5 o‘clock or Sunday at Jam“, Schoolhouse orxtlle premises pertain, Mexico with the army in the event
Browns No 25 Elm Grot'e St South ing thereto, cruany Post-office. Public 01 continued hostilities
nNorwalk', Conn. m9 3t l
FOR BALE—ONE PAIR HORSES.
one single horse Very low price. in
quire Harris and Caps 00., Water St.
m9 3t
Foa Wane — Two FAMILY
house,' 62 ‘Meadow St; two large
barnsngreenbouse. ~A bargain if sold
at once. inquire Chas H. Smith. Tell
1361. m9 3d
FOR. SAL; — YOUNG $TRONG
horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacria
lice. Address it, care Sentinel. ,
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roa' sacs on RENT—LARGE
and oommodious house, 12 «Haviland
'St; easy terms. For further particu~
lars inquire C. Swartz. Old Well Cigar
Co. marzs tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
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John Fountalne
will give you suggestions and edit
mates for that lob of ldsido or outside
painting or mechanics that you will
have con. this spring. ). postal will
ties to all work.
a cousin ave ducal; can.
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bring samples to you. Personal allelic “1
Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 11th day of
,May. A. D.,1914
STEPHEN SELBY
Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and .
'laxpayers as defiend by law. of the, With the border country
Town of Norman: hereby endorse the
on Selby Ifor such license and we do
severally certify each for himself that,
we are taxpayers owning real estate
situated in saidfTovvn of Norwaik.
May, A 11.1914.
John Oldenschlger. John W. Smith,
Fred B. Coleman, John Redway, John
Ashworth.
I hereby certify thatwthe above nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dstd at Norwalk, this 11th day of
May A. D. 1914.
.lAlNNlEl E SMlTH.
Assistant Town Clerk.
BUY YOUR
Seeds at Culleo s.
Tiler will Wei yo
square. Leave
orders for vases to-
filled at
. b-vsry holes
“lace up. ., 3’
fol. 37'2-‘12.
rhododendrons.
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1 Railroad ~Ave
The New clence
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Martin 9?
vltev lMc‘. Warner‘s home was. called
this afternoon. From this source it
.«was learned that the Grace Chuleh
offe. .
".Rev Mr Brown is quite familiar
, and is lucre
or less well informed regarding Mexi-
iapplicstion of the above named Staph—,co itself. as to its climate, surface
icondltions and general cu.stoms it is
understood that. the rector, too is not
unfamiliar with war duties and there
{is little doubt but that he would prove.
Dated at Norwalk, this 11th day of».
an efficient chaplain and a great aid
to the company to which he was as-
service.
‘fi‘he Christ Church rector is well
known in Norwalk. having made a
wide acquaintance since coming here
from Bridgeport. He gained quite a
little fame by his, attitude “toward
Jack Rose, witness today in the Beck-
er retrial. and his life was threaten-
ed for .the stand he took in opening
the way for lRose'to lecture on the
underworld and to tell of his reforms
tion from evil ways; Rev. Mr. Brown,
too. is. an author, having written sev-
eral books. and his Mexican sol-viola
wlould be taro-fold in nature, in that he
would be serving his ouatry and at
lowest prices. All kinds shrubbery 6ml the some time “0“” ”g obtaining malt"
terlai which would‘ later be~of value
a his boolmtritins Work
"r M742” not cost lstulsa
lli TiiE BEllliEll GRSE
gbcntipued from first pkgsl
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the witnesses for the prosecution by
dine of questibnlng and was
' ruled.
rector has heard nothing regadillg his ’
signed, in the event he is required. iior
‘ Decker told me so."
The; ‘cross- examination of some or
Mouton seemed to. allow the
. to by a keeper in the Tombs quoting:
..Hcrry alien and Budgie Webbar lied
”At One Hundred and Forty fifth
street and 1Seventh avenue. we picked
up another man and returned to Web
ber's pool rolns, where the occupants
of the car got cllt. Fifteen minutes
later Dago Frank, Gyp the illozd.
\Vlhltoy Lewis and Lefty Louie came
put and l was ordered to go to the
Mctropoie Hotel."
“At the Metropole," the witness con-
tinued, “lingo Frank ordered me to
turn the (al- around so it would face
toward Sixth avenue "
fBecker's counntl objected to the
over
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eyes rest directly on Becker. WNei
man changed expression.
JUDGE WALSH ASSISTING.’
in 'order to clean up the civilelfi
the Common Pleas court' before
journment. Judge John J. Walsh
Norwalk, judge in the Criminal s .
acting as judge, associated with
Howard Scott. This double
court will probably be continued
the term ends on July 1st;
I --Many ills come from impure
Can't have pure blood with tam
gosllull, lazy liver andciuggisb'bo
, ‘.l.rd0l‘ll Blood Bitters strength
31m. iro stomach. bowels and liver. and
{his the blood.
The Elements Comedien c.
LOUISE MAYO, .
A Charming, Girl of Many al
Here's a Big vi‘omedy
SORRAGHAN LENNOX A
in their travesty. “Th .0
The Aerial Beauty.
ANNA KLIQH. .
, The Queen cf'the
”i turned the car around."
went on, “and tile four men got out‘
street. I remained on the box of my I " J" . .
machine. in 1) minutes i heard a AMUSEMEN ..
toward the Metropble and saw a mall
fall. i started my machine. I was
gone about fifty feet when the PM M the home 0" good cheer '
men caught up with me and jumped
"1 Award Whitey say," continued ‘ O '
Shapiro. ‘make the chauffeur turn
fixed. Everything is ill right." Then i‘erb vaudeville shows.
he said. 'Beckrr has fixed ’em.’ -....
men to One Hundred and Twenty WORMWOOE'S PE'S’.
sixth street and Lenox avenue where
.. host of other surprises. in
the CE!“ Boulevard. spectacular lecture. Bo
"Where were you last night?” asked
treat of their lives. 7
"in your house," answered Sha-
piro. , ' , '
ceived from my office?" 1
“Fivlty dollars." ‘
the 350 had been used to pay his ex-
pens'ss out of the city. , |
‘tlmony Shapiro offered at the trial of
the gunmen,» in that. tahapiro said:
Shapiro said he
could not remember just what he had '
slated that in substance the testinuany
was the Baltic.
and went out to the Otl‘tll side of the'
shot and then four more. i lmked
going to getaway from there. i had Another exceptional summer-
on the machine"
around and wait. The cops are‘ all Always on me tiring line .w“
"After the murder 1 took the foul- \audev'illes greatest animal {i ,~
they left me. i then dpove hack to Dogs, Monkeys Ponies, 13° rs
bring the kiddies. Th'ey'll all
the district attorney.
.‘fi-iow much money" have you re-
3011 cross- examination Shapiro said
Mr. Manton read a copy of the tea ‘
"Frank said everrthlns is all right:
testified to at the that trial. He in
The defense read an affidavit sworn ‘
Shapiro as living told the keeper that,
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