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Want
For Sale.
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Miscellaneous
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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
,7»: WANTED | To LET FOR SALE
WANTED—ELEL‘Tth‘lAN S HELP-
ers, eiperjtnl'ed on conduit work. Ap-
ply to riieltl'ician Manice ileF. Lock-
.\'orth a\t‘lillt', Norw'ailt.
1 jii’ 3t
WANTED~~.\ (liiii. iliC'i‘\\'i£iCN 14
and 11: .vea‘rs of age. Apply factory
J and .1, Cash Ltd, Chest-
South Norwaik. jlz.‘ :it
en: i'.lil('t'.
11111 $1.,
INSURANCE MEN
Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac
cident health and natural death pol-9f
Energetic 3
Icy. Most liberal of today.
men desiring an agency, liberal com
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, 'P. O. Box
945.3, Boston, Mass.
.___
WANTED—TO iilTY SEPONII9
lland New Fllgiand bicycle with Cor-
ibin coaster brake. G. \\ \\a1'dweil,
52 South Main St. jll 3t
WANTED—ONE HORSE FARM
wagon and hay rake Give condition
and price and where same can be
seen. Address Sentinel office.
111 :it
.—
WANTED—iil' YOL’NG WOMAN
Iwith child, situation at general house-
M'orii. inquire Mike Frank, 23 Ely
'Ave. 110 31
WANTED—A llliitlll'l‘ (URL
as clerk in factory. Inquire J, and J.
Cash, 110 3t
WANTED—ELUERLY PERSONS
or children to board. S. Lyle, 21
Marshall St, South Norwaik. jib ill
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WANTED—MAN TO REPRESENT
large tea and coffee house as local
suit-51114111. Particulars Oil application.
Address offee and Tea, care Sentinel.
110 St
WANTED—uCLUETT, PEABODY 6.
Co, Inc., have situations to offer ex;
pel'ieliccd operators on power macilv
int-s: also two women as examiners.
Steady work. 16 61
p.
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valt’es to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. 11149 Tel 1151
029 if
The New science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
led by a wrench, twist or sprain in
him back. Even if done in ohfldhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
Disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
tents in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spins. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
”help you. -
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
NGWashlngton 8L, So. Norwalk. Conn.
r
discoere
Bishopric Stucco Board
This wonderful Stucco or Plaster
lBoard cuts in half the coat of apply-
ing plaster, cement and stucco finish
to houses and buildings,
It makes plaster and cement walls
permanent, prevents cracking. with-
half the amount of cement, that
necessary when other
are used.
it gives a. better job at a greatly re-
duced figure—saves building money!
it, therefore, brings the distinctive
Itucco house within the reach of
many who cannot afford such- work
as done by old methods.
Ask me about it.
. C. H. MSTHORPE.
Tel. 9374. Sonvlow Ave.
is
backgrounds
Ge 31 Insurance
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INSURANCE silo 524:. mm
* jot uranium; emu.
Tel. 84891.
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ud W“. genus of 65mm
6.4455. 1214910916094! a direct my a
car 'ing'a lawns to the ones who
, s“. most IIIme
S .
ate from Palmer School. the 9
Sentinel .qu are a and action
TO LET~i‘_' UsiiUiiN A\ it, EAST
Norw'aiit, Z. rooms and bath; water and
second floor. inquire on prelu-
ji‘.’ :1
gas:
lst‘s.
TO LET—~Xi‘1\\' 1101815, 7 ROOMS.
all illlprotmnems, $30.90; Cliff St,
near (‘annou St, Norwalk. Apply after
5 p, 111., 1:11 \\':111 St, upstairs
TO LET—TWO lv‘Ol'it ROOM
apartments at .\'o. 15 Orchard St., rent
$5 per month Apply 011 premises or
telephone NW. 111 3t'
TO LET—FiVE
‘Norw'aik, all modern
iwith bath and private hail.
ROOMS, E 4S1
improvements,
Rent 811.
,tinquire 41 South Main St.
I TO LET ONE DESiiHlILE FUR-1‘
‘nished room. Also two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping in house
9containing all ilnprovelneuts ill refin-
ed neighbolilood at The Jollnsouian,’ l9
- High St. jll 3t
TO LET——5 ROOMS TO $51.41 L
1family at 6 Burbank St.; rent 512.111 i
quire at 8 ilurbunk St. 1'10
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, EAST
Norwaik, private hails. Rent $11.00.;
inquire 41 South Main St. 110 iii
TO LET—S ROOMS ON WOOD-
ward Ave, birth, stationary tubs; hill
improvements inquire 9 Elizabeth I
St. Phone 1219-2. 110 if
TO LET—5 ROOMS, 2:1 ELlZA-
beth St. inquire Mrs. R. 'l‘ariov, 102
Tel. No. 1165-5.
1418
Taylor Ave, city.
ti
TO LET~i-‘OR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished house, 4 Mor-
gan Are, Norwnlk. All modern con-
veniences. Apply to (ice. L. Wood-
ward, jil 9t
11
in-
ll tf
'ro LET—APARTMENT AT
Elizabeth St. All improvements.
quire United Grocery Co.
'70 LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of three large con-
necting rooms; will! be painted and
papcred to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. mlb tf
”$0 LET—:LARGIE—PLEASA’NT
front room for two. Also single
room. Table board; horns cooking.
terms reasonable. Mrs. Taft, 16 iiavi.
land St. ill 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEG
crating. *Painters' supplies. Wail pa-
per. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
400. Alexander
m14 11f
tiers solicited. Tel.
White, 61 :1-2 Ely Ave.
NOTICE.
-l have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwark,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
I41 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373
You are strong and well- ‘
That's pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That’s natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
You need some adjustments,
That's evident:
Better start today.
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthel, D. C.
That’s important.
Offices 80. Nor-walk and Stamford.
That's the ri3ht place. -
Delays are dangerous,
That's all. -
E. 91177-146; D c.
.63 Mindow St. South Norwalk,
7m8em
my Atlantic St, Stamford. 9 n'.
muse-m ”
_ 8999,9999» Free. ,4:
4:
‘first
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on '
L 10:5114.
FOR SALE—BLACK onlvao,
horse, harness and cushion tired run-1
about with canopy; also one light
harness, ladies’ saddle. witil curb bit
bridle. inquire Joseph Tammany. 14
Monroe street. 1 ii: 31
FOR SALE—20 FT. MOTOR BOAT,‘
class condition, fully equipped:
leather cushions, water proof spray;
hood covering entire coekpit. Palmer!
engine. Apply to L‘. L Barker's lac-
torY. j12 3t 9
|
crispness“
Fully equipped}
Address W, P.,'
jll QII‘
FOR SALE—40 11.1).
Detroit touring car.
and in A1 condition.
cage Sentinel office.
FOR SALE—(7111CAP.
house, Charles R St.
quick sale.
en.
6 noonf
Owner desires
inquire Taylor and Gold-
111 24"
FOR SALE-~22 FT. OPEN LAI'NI‘H,y
,6 horse power, 2 cylinder engine, Re-b '
verse clutch. 60 lb. pressure air wills:-
tie; bilge pumps; $150.00 cash L J.
(loneil. 3 Keyser place, East'N
walk.
FOR SALE—HORSE.
leck, 7 Day St. 1 116 :t
FOR SALE—NEW COLONIALI
house, all modern improvements large
lot Sold at sacrifice it sold at once.
Apply E. C ”In iiand, Brush St.
City. ii iii
FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodious house, 12 iinvlland
St; easy terms. For further particu-
lars inquire C. Swartz. Old Well t‘igar
Co. mnr25 ti
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Timetable
iN EFFECT JUNE 7. 1914. 1
SOUTH NFORWALK To new voak.‘
A. M.——-i:37x, 4:493. 5:301, 5:4217,
41:09.6:5717, 7:1811, 7:16, 821814, 921811,
9:40, 10:33x, 10:51:13 11:51.
P. M.——-1:13x. 1:22x. 1:27, 3:02xfl
3:29, 4:42x, 531517, 5:45, 6:02x, 6:47,
7:02x, 7:451, 9:4214, 10:18x. ;
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:25x, 4:48:19, 5:34x, 5:42.14
8:54, 10:33x, 11:30. i
P, M.-—12:50x, 2:44x, 3:02x, 4: 42x.
5:45, 6:02x, 7:02x. 7:12, 7:45x, '1'. 5717,
8:06x, 9:42x, 10:18x, 10:35.
NEW YORK To souru NORWALK. l
A. M.—4:41x, 6:45, 8: 03x,
41:51:, 9:15x, 10:05: 10: 50:
11:03.
P. ill—1203, 1: 65, 2:,04x
3:30x, 2:,55 4:154 429 5:05x, 4.
5:28 6:0111, 6:07 8: 101:. 9: 25, 9:401: 1
11: 15x, 12: 00x ’
0:35,
10:0‘2x,
2:1'5,
5:2
Sundays. 1
A, M.:——6 00 8: 031:, 9: 0017, 10: 0214.
10: 5014
P M.:——&12 10,1:02x. 3: 39:. 5. 021:,
5:04, 6:01x, 7:09.11 8: 10x. 9: 00x, 9. 40:,
10: 00:, 11:15:, 12: 00:.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.:—-—12 23x, 1:17x, 6:05, 7:18.
9:16x, 10: 18, 11:11x, 11:57x.
PM.:—1203,1:20-3:16x, 4:28, 5:,17
6:14x. 96: 47, 7:0911, 9: 24x, 10: 51:. .
1.1106. ‘
Sundays.
.4. M.—-12'23x 1: 13x 7. 43, 9: 1635.!
10:19, 11:11:.
9 M.——11 57x,2 M03: 4. 467:, 6: 10:,
6. 43, 7. 991:. s: 28:, 9: 4x-f, 10: 0891,
short: 965516.: To DANBURV
ii M‘s-1:20, 6:19, 9:279 59:. '
p M.—~_1: 25 2:28z. 4. 33, 5. 244, 6- 20,
7: 22.
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Sundays.
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'P M.:—2 15, 7- 22
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A. M.-—6:.oo 7:,23 s:o‘os:,18 10:,03xl
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(Continued from first page)
i-Zdw'nrd McKeen. conductor on the
New Haven system, asks for a deem-4'
from Aimee Louise McKee." upon the
ground of infidelity. Minot 1.».
stalwart and fair haired. is named as
correspondent. Tile trial was mm:
mellt'ed on Tuesday afternoon and if
was e\ldenced from the start that it
will be filled with much more than
the average amount of smut win 'l1
.gues with such cases.
An Interesting Witness.
Tho most interesting witness this
Walter R Brooks a
colored man who was in the employ
of the Southern ew idllglsnd Tel.
phone (‘0 it 111 glme Dibble nil-«l-
ed for that conc 11 lb Sfunlioul.
ill'ooks made sign“ witness. 116
AH.
‘ 'worked for the itelepbone company
along with Dibblet he told- the court
Dibble was tilellhead installer ile
had an office down stairs in the has».-
meut, where he used to write up the
books. Aimee licKeen used to call
there at all hours. 4nd she why a
slayer. too. Once it was as late :15
.one in the nlornlng.
“Loving a Little Pit"
Mrs. McKeen, .au-i Dibble "neatly
talked" while they were in Dibbie's
office. Once Brooks saw them “loving
a little bit."
“What .do you mean by that?“ he.
was asked. '
“Why he would take her In his
arms and kiss her. and hold her close,
9 you know."
Brooks .said sometimes they would
put out the light but when he ap:
preached the electric light would be
turned on. ,
Yes. Mrs McKeen and Dibble met
at the house of the witness. "i re
.member the first time they came.”
said the witness. “Di'Jbis arrived
first and Mrs McKeen came about
10 minutes altor.Si1e said to hint:
‘Are you here?’ and 11" said to her
'You here? They seemed surprised.
Dibble canto to my house to write
letters, he said...
do it better After that they came
Had Little Suppers.
By and by Breaks and his wife. got
up little suppers. All four would
sit down. Dibble would pay the
bills. Sometimes they had wine,
sometimes beer and occasionally
whiskey. Occasionally Mrs. McKeon
would bring her daughter, Charlotte,
with her.
There was one occasion witness re-
called when Mrs. McKeen said. Dib-
me was to out her come and she ask
ed, permission to retire with Dibble
so that. the chiropody could be at-
tended to.
“,Oh yes, they were goodstayers."
said the witness,"'1‘hey wouldkeep
my wife and 1 up very late. 01:69
He would =ay: ‘we
had better be going.’ :66? 'they, did
not. so.‘
Said She Loved Dibble.
Witness heard Mrs.
she loved Dibble more than any
iman in the world. She .416 she did
' not care “for old filld ,MoKeeg any
more. 9149 listed 5191454.: "worse
thgn. dh‘ did ‘ ' McKeé‘n was
fin-10?? Not 97's,. MoKoin. I
With“: isl'
because he could
:turn which leaves it for
31$..4 .
“i 0; onun'l' ”ESIREB VENT": 'shoes and a set of furs. Witness saw,
them go on automobile rides They
.5114 “Tluu '" n'voncE BASE went frequentiv to Woodside Park.
\l'itness heard Mre \II‘KOPII sav: “1‘
ful tails if could tell' -
ilrooks heard Mrs. Ml'Kcen speak
about a trip to Sound Beach. The)!
sat upon a stone wall and ate iceI
cream, and she would say to illbbie: l
“011 you ice cream. you stone
wall." '
At this point the evidence took
\\ oodside Park could talk, what aw~ 9!
l
oil
a
the court
records. iirooks told of going to
the late llr. Roweil to get a prescrip-
tion for Dibble. He also told of his
knowledge regarding liibbie’s
pillinl.
It was at this point that
Greene felt the air in the. court room:
oppressive. and asked the attendants
as above, to open the windows.
Wanted a Disguise.
Brooks told of an occasion when1
Dibble asked the witness to rig him
up in a disguise. so that Dibble
could call on Mrs. McKecn in the
day time. Witness said he could
rig up the disguise for $2. He
bought a little black moustnclleand
a ten cent pair of glasses. ““1111
these and a raincoat and a small bag
he rigged up Dibble so his mother
would not know him,
The witness said
heard conversation between Dibble
and Mrs. lit-Keen over the tele-
phone. "'I‘he,v would have a lot of
kid talk. and then make dates." said
the witness. Witness knew it was
Mrs, McKeen talking because he rec-
ognlzed her voice:
After some further statements the
witness was turned over to Attorney
Shapiro for cross'examination. He
was subjected to- a long and gruel-
ling examlnatlon 111- which he was
confronted with some interesting let-
tars.
(‘Olli-
: .
be frequently
Mrs, McKecn Called.
Mrs. McKeen was called to the
witness stand by the plaintiff. She
McKesn say'
said site was now living at Soothing-
ton and was taking boarders. and
doing dress making and mlllinery.
Dibble lived in Scuthington and took
table board at-- her house. She had
been living.in Southington since Jan-
uary 1". 1914. Prior to that she
lived at Branfcrd. Dibble was there,
too., She left Stamford In April, 1913
and went to lnterlocken. Mass. Dib-
ble called to see her one alternoan
and remained a short time. That was
in May, 1913. ‘ On June 18, 1913
she moved to Branford in this state.
Seen On Train,
John. W. Graham, baggage mas-
ter on the New Haven road, told of,
seeing .1115.
the morning train out of New York
on two occasions.
Mrs. Mary F. Lockwood of Stam-
forddlved near the McKaens.
saw Dibble frequently visit the Mo-
9Keen home:- Dibble would take Mrs.
McKeen out to ride in the automo-
bile. Witness said she always sup-
posed Mr. and Mrs. McKeen were
happily married until Dibble ap-
peered
Mrs Minot Dibble. wifsfof the
correspondent, testified regarding her
knowledge of her husband's health.
She was married to Dibble 20 years
ago.
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Sentinel Wants a:- e a quid! notion
and inexpensive means of common:
all 20 or more chtlon. They afford- a direct way of
notes 46,111. McKeen. Re knew of amp. a message ‘0 the ones 4:115
Dibble buying liar candy sewers. pill in most tome-teat
: Keeps Liquid Cold 80 Hours 7.
9 Hot 30 Hours . ,
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Judgn 9 ‘
5; others of consecutive dates, and the cost amount of ex-
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are $2. 59 Vacuum Bottle
Ready to use, all complete, including a handsome
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Bring your Coupons
Ask your friends who own one.
a household necessity it has become.
now before the supply is exhausted.
'CoUpon No. 46
COMPLETE $2.50 VACUUM BOTTLE.
Every day is I
Presented by The Evening Sentinel.
Vacuum Bottle Day.
”I
Present the above coupon at this office, with five
All
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980\
men are awfullv glad, and we fetal 1 ,9
the women of the whole ‘State cult,
to 114 in the mom ement who know
Petition Favoring Mr. Hayley. how to run and keep a decent place. 9
Tile protest against Roton Point “I?“ understood“'atRoyalePlhlti
Park, as now conducted. by certain i- l'lnrlen citizens are “0‘1“”an to com”
terests at n.4,, ' bat an attack on Roton Point Park. )7",
land. has roused the residents of 11".- some moneyed interests. The ”Chm
w'ayton to rally 111 unanimous support ‘5 apparently to drive out the p ,
of Manager iiavltv' ==:‘ Ill< endeavors managemcntdw “mg the “numb.”
to make “The Prettiest Park on (‘01- plea Of wanting the place closed- 0"
hecticut's Coast" 3 clean and decent Sundays I feel somewhat deeply»
place. petitions calling for “m SHP- this subject, for i am one of those wt 4 :9
port of Mr. Bayley are being circulat- “0 d“ but Sunday to get the freshnit
ed by citizens of that place and nearly and 1 think it ‘5 a pretty selfish m .
200 residents have signed them. in C” the part or the ”Oh men, with “V
addition to this Mr. Bayley is con- erai days 1° amuse themselves. to”
stantlv in reccipt U;- communications to shut up the breathing News for tho
' one day in the week for the worker.
by mail and telephone which tell in 9 9 9 9 _ 9
the highest terms of his management If 3°" have “0"- been 0‘ or to Baton, I.
do wish you would go there and .
of the park. the absence of noise. and 9 ti 1'
of drunken and disorderly persons. of 31"“ M“ Bayiey,9 ‘9 manage . I”
one. h
both sexes. returning from Retail 99 .
Point late at night, yelling'and 1001- I should feel it a (Taking: it 3;:
ing automobile horns as has been the present management were ven , ,
as they must be, if they cannot mks
practice in former seasons. On the ,,_
. last! that noun
1 hand the dwell on the fact that it pay. The" strong 3
otter y quor shall be sold. ought to be
'Roton Point Park today is a positive 9 9
benefit to the regular residents of Re be“ argument in the 9world to I
fence the decent citizen. '
wayton. who are much nearer id'tha
park than those who are sending out - __._ .
lung Trouble Yieidcd ;, '
' to This Medias:
letter! requesting ccntributicns for the
purpose of bringing some action- to
prevent the maintenance andopej‘a-
tion of a “roller coaster" and other or" you are “a... with Ln"; mount...
iiuisances at Roton Point.Conn_. The gm, 2,“..61121'...“«Rif'flffit‘:
circular further says: “It is suggested 3,391,333,;rggflgyggrggugogfifil "91
that each subscriber commit himself (mt-m in a number of \ary set-loosens-
- ,, To Eckmnn's LAlt'ernflve, a remedy {It
for at least fifty dollars. Throat. and 1.9395 Troubles. has boa
it must be a source of keen satisfac- fgfgnlfipfeffimfiw fliggémmm pr”
tion to Mr. Bayley to learn that t!.-;- 5."
spontaneous support of his friends not
only in Rowayton, but in Bell island,
and other nearby points, has not in-
cluded any calls for funds, but relies,
solely on “appealing to all rlgbt~mlnded
andunseiflsh interests to give the peo-
pie a playground where they may on:
joy} innocent amusements, particularly
on Sunday. No better argument for
the suppdrt of Roma Point Park could
be offered than fie following extract
from a letter written by one of \‘or-
walk a most' earnest workers for civic .
betterment: "i am wrlting specifically
now on the present revival of the one-
61153
RALLYING TO SUPPORT ROTON.
Rowayton and Other Residents Sign
had 1111 attack of Grippc. followed
‘. nenmonln. and 4:11:11: Ibv 91.41111: Tron
in the winter
emote. fever
awful-looking!
hemorrhages: a
successive days.
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weight and nppetitc. I never hit
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