.... .“t;h—.n9—»w
1‘
‘companion for an elderly lady. Ad-
dress, G. A. 11., care Sentinel. 01 3t‘
WANTED — Hoosnwonx BY I
one scars aroma avenues SENTINEL
Classified:
For Sale,
Professiomil Cards, and
i . Miscellaneous
“Ads"-—- To Let,
Business and
"—C‘ITA'Ssn-‘IED
Advertisements ‘bn this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
fsce or Caps, Double Price. . .. '
WANTED m we son SALE
'WANTED—MIDDLEAGED worn
an to care for children. Call Saturday‘
and Sunday, 50 Van Zant street, EastI
Norwalk. 02 1tI
, 'Rent ‘ $12.00.
To LET—~15 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST, ‘
Also store house.12
Chestnut St.
171 South Main s: 02 at!
FOR SALE—MEDIUM “stzuo PAR
11111111111 ? j '
11111111111111
Natural Beds in New Haven liar-
bur.Alone on... Well'Thls
Year
M s
NEW HAVEN. 111:1.
Haven planted oyster beds, with the
exception of thé com parativeh small
ones inside the harbor, are almost an:
absolute failure this y,ear the beds
lla\lllg failed to set 'lhE natural beds.
lor stove in good condition. Apply
111111111? F. D. Lawton,IMl'5 A- Hohhot-1.2 St Johns SL’ East the other hand prodtlting an txi‘
Norwalk. 02 3t
WANTED— BY EXPERIENCED
stenographer, position for half-day, or
clerical work to do at home. Ad-
dress “R,” care Sentinel. 02 3t
WANTED—A LADY OF “REFINE-
meut wishes a DOsition as housekeep-
er for a widower, batclielor, or as a
I
competent colored woman, a half-day
every day by the week, or will do
cooking in 'or out of town. Call 37
“Lens." 01 3t
Raymond street.
WANTED—SECOND HAND BICY-
cles, carpets, chairs, tables, pictures.
bureaus, beds, clocks, etc. Springwood
Furniture Shop, 29 Ely Ave, South
Norwalk. s30 3t
WANTED—HAVE YOUR FEATH-
er bed made into feather mattress.
Winter and summer side. Hair and
cotton‘mattress made over like new.
Feathers cleaned. Work called for.
Delivered. 1Folding Mattress 00.. 128
South Main St.. 1South Norwalk, Conn.
526 12t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
ol'y and calves. 140. for fat calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten. Baht
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130, 31 tt
WANTED—TO BUY ALL thDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices ~ for fat calves.
55.00 for bob valves to falls 11.
l‘riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 u
w 1
"Losr I“
Loaf—'LADY'S WATCH.
HUNT-
ing case, gold, Wednesday morning,
somewhere between Elmwood avenue
and The Knob. Finder will he reward-
ed by leaving at Sentinel office.
01 2t
[Hill IIIIIIEES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, OCtober 1, A. D, 1914.
Estate of Nelson Taylor, late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased,
Ordered, That the trustee under the North Main street. Rent 314. 00. Unit- per cent 0f the ”0110881-
will of said deceased, exhibit its ac-
count. with said estate to.this Court
for adjustment. at the Probate cities
in Norwalk, on the 8th day of October,
“1914, at. 10 o'clock fo;renoon and
that all persons interested in said Es-
tate may be notified thereof the said
trustee will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
‘circulation in said District, at least
8." it
five days before said 8th day of 0c-
tober, 1914.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
02 1t Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss. , Probate
Court, Séptember 30, A. 11., 1914.
Estate of Samuel 'M. Seymour, late
of Norwalk in said District, deceased
Ordered, That the administrator
exhibit'his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate oilice in Norwaik, on the 7th day
. of October, 1914, at 10 o’clock fore-
noon; 'and that all persons interested
in said Estate may be motifled there-
of, the administrator will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a. circuiatioansaid District,
at least five days before said 7th day
oi: October, 1914. ‘
HENRY W. GREGORY,
02 1t . . Judge.
olaosn‘os NOTICE.
' “District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, October 2-, A 11,1914.
Whereas written application has
been made to this Court for the ad-
mission to probate of a certain writ-
ten instrument as and for .the will of
Andrew N. Taylor. late of Norwalk in
said District, deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
' heard and determined at the Probate
Once in Norwslit. on the 8111 do! all
October. 1914. at 11 o‘clock torenoon;
' and that public nature thereof be giv-
on to-nli Ml interested therein
bl elitism this order in a news-
paper having a circulation in aid
District. at but In days balm said
of W
in M! W. MY.
I’M
To LET—FROM NOVEMBER 1; A
suit of 5 rooms over L’Hommedieu
I
FOR SALE—l HAVE A 16 GUAGE
(Stevens) shot gun, almost new
of: 5111111 llock,(ompr1sing in the
neighhtrhtod of 1.000 acres, are, on
ep
tionally large crop. Natural growthers
here say that more oystcts are being;
obtained this year from these beds
_ Ithan in any year in the past ten. be-
t=ween 50 and 60 boats are on the
Bros.’ store. Rent $14, Inquire inaiiould like to sell or would trade for wound..- and are bringing in nearly
store. 231., a good make ride of small bore. For' 511110 bushels a day. ‘ , . 1
particulars inquire 10 Yost 81., Smith The planted beds in the harbor haveI
'ro LET—FIRST rwon,5aoous ‘ Norwalk. 02 311;: 1 "1‘1 3‘” r 1110311111111; was 1 Wail;
' 1951* H. S a E I“ St own I
1 Henry street. Rent 311.00. Mrs. s. . ‘ “mm, deal,” 11.. 1.59.1. men“ 1139,:
A. Youngs, 241 East Norwalk. 02 3 FOR SALET'A- SEVEN OLTAVB ,ci \1 11115 of the sound however mm
square piano. rosewood case. Good ed by the large dealers have 11151ch 1
YO LET—HOUSE, NINE LARGE tone for $30.00. inquire D. E Dis- catty all of them failed to set The
rooms, all improvements. Centrally 01 31, mason for this is not dolitiitiiy
located.m Inquire .31 Chestnut street.
South Norwaik, 02 3t
To LET—ARRANGEMENTS MAY
be made for one or two heated, furno
ished or unfurnished rooms. Newly
decorated house, 38 West St. inquire
boat, 36 West avenue.
1
FOR BALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
ing, No. 74 West Ave, known as theI
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and!
170 feet deep, including garage and‘
born Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz 13 if
I
2 High St. 01 31
TO LET—8 WiNb‘IELD ST., NIAR
East Ave, house, 6 rooms. All imv
provements.
234 East Ave.
Rent 820. inquire ati
01 3t
I
To LET-HOUSES, PARTS OF
houses, flats, store, barn, masonic-II
tory, rents for all comers. See Our'
list. Raymond Bros. 01 3tI
TO LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE/I
centrally located. modern unprove-
ments. Apply 3 Crescent Terrace.
0] 3t
TO LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH-
ed rooms. modern improvements, heat,
electric light. gas, bath. Suitable for
light housekeeping for business
couple. Address M. E. General Deliv-
ery, ISouth Norwalk. Conn, 01 3t
TO LET—SEVEN 110011 House.
.Chestnut St., 80.
.exchange for good building lots.
FOR SALE—8 ROOM HOUSE. 49
Nor. Suitable for 1
or 2 families, all improvements; or
11
room house, cor. Cliff and lloit Sts.
1Springwood; all improvenwnts: terms
to suit purchaser. 12 room house.
,brick building; double house: some
improvements. Laurie St.. Spring-
wood.‘ Lot 80 x 100; cor. Cliff and
Hoyt Sta, Spriugwood; terms to s‘uit1
purchaser. Lot. 65 x 150. Winfield
St.. Eagt Norwalk. inquire John . A
Halos. 49 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk.
Tel 82642 1129121
~_.-
INVITATIONS FOR
PROPOSALS ..
School Buildings, Norwalk, Conn
-...._-_,
Sealed bids will be received by the
Chairman of the School Board. Dr J.
St. John street, East Norwnlk.
Modern improveisents Desirable lo-
cation Inquire John A. Camp. Tole
phone 1149. . 1110 at
'ro LET—FLAT 0F 8 ROOMS AT
21 Union street. Possession at once.
The Hatch & Bailey Co. 522 tf
TO LET—APARTMENT ON CHAP- I
e1 St. lflquire 64 South Main St. I
129 ti?
T0 LET—11 ELIZABETH STREET
Seven rooms with all improvements.
Also 5 rooms with improvements. 72
ed Grocery Co
BUSINESS NOTICES
Milton Coburn, 55 South Main street.,
South NorwalkpConn. up to 4:00 11, pi. ..
October 20, 1913, for constructing tile;
'school buildings—one to be erected 0111‘
Cedar street. Second district, of the
city, according to plans and specifica-
tions made by Philip N, Sunderiand.‘
architect, 81 West street, Danbur). '
I.:Conn the other to be erected on Pros-
pect avenue, First district, of the city.
according to plans and specifications
lmade by Joseph A. Jackson, architect,
1123 Bro 1dway, New York city. Pro
possls must be made out on blanks fur-
nished by the architects and accompa-
nied by a certified check, equal to 0
Plans may
be seen on or after October 5, 1914.111:
the home of Dr. J. Milton Coburn, 55
South‘ Main street, South Norwalk, at.
the ofllce of the Superintendent oi:
PLUMBING, TINNING AND HEAT-‘Scltools, High School Building, West
lNG—We clean ranges and formulas.
Auto radiators repaired. Second- hand.
furnaces for. sale. Practical mechan-
ics. 1B, R. Walterhouse & Son. 142
80. Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn. Tel.
632-2. . 02 it
THE DARIEN LAUNCH WORKS-
Darien, Conn, is now'under new man-
agement. 'Storage and Gas Engine‘re-
pairs. E. 'C. & J. 'H, Hatter, props.
s30“ 69
“NOTICE—AUTOMOBILE REPAIR-
ing, Ford cars a specialty, Alsomcars
to hire by the hour or .{day Reason-
able rates to Dsnhury «Fair. Roberts
& Johnson, 11 Van Zuni. street, Bast
Norwalk. Phone 863. 830.6t
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW. a
HOUSE CLEANING OOH—We clean-
store windows; omco cleaning; sign.
polishing; private houses. :11“ kind
of work done. P. O. Box 516.. 821 into
STATFMENT on THE OWNER- ,
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCU- .
WLATION ETC” REQUIRE!) BY
THE ACT or AUGUST 24. 1942.
Of The Evening Sentinel published
Daily at South Norwatk, Conn., for
October, 1, 1914. '
Name of Editor—Edmund E. Crows.
Business Manager—~Charles 11.80.]:-
Publishers—E: L. and A. L. Golden.
Owners—Emma 1.. Golden. 4 Fair-
fleld avenue. South Norwaik. Conn.
Agnes L. Golden. 4 Fairlield avenue,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Average number of copies of e
issue of this publication solgor io-
tributed. through the mails or oth-
erwise. to paid subscribers during the
six months preceding the‘debs shown
above, :m. I 1
CHARLES R. BAKER.
Ruins. lumen
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this in any or October. mu. .
MAID I. sum
er.
sirablo winter abode. Terms reason-
able MRS. H. A. CRAW,
' 02 31 ‘
h .
avenue, at the office of the Water Com
missioners, City Hall, or at the offices
of the architects.
Surely bonds for the faithful per.
formanco of the work will be required
equal to 20 per cent of the contract
The Board of Education of the City of
Norwalk reserves the right to reject
any and all of the bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
01 tf Norwalk..Conn.“
W
ANNOUNCEMENT.
October 1st, ,1 will resume business
at No. 30 Chestnut street, South Nor-
walk.
1. int. offering attractive accommodn-
tions to those desiring board or turn-
ished rooms. Rooms by day or week,
with breakfast if desired.
Hou‘se_ is modern, hot water heat,
electric lights. phone, etc. A very des
_ ——_- .
W ‘ NOTICE.
. I have it' at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that 'is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repairtheir' Tinwo’rk,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
Boy wanted who understands pipe
cutting' and fitting,‘
HENRY A. HEGELEIN, -
141 Wash, 8!. pm. 1106-12 or 373
NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss“ Alice Stevens. of West street.
pineal-charged from the Nornlk hoo-
pitnl yesterday.
000!“ Vooi'hm. of Bouthport. was
also sent home yesterday from the in-
stitution. .
1-1-1» than mu wraith-d1
audacious emblem“
'nooi 1111.» but in a..." mot-11..
mm‘ ‘ t ‘ ,.., . .., .
vohphthulifbpsisuios bottle
wliieds which“ é
October1.19l4. I
After re~furnishlng and decorating“
i'lilll)“ll. it is thought Inl some dealers
‘thut ”it cause of the failure of 1111
,dup uuter beds is that the (old .v-ai
tr has )ltVCllled tin. plants from set- I
ting. The shall water of th: harbor is 1
“armor and has not killed the spa“ 11
bnfme ‘11 has muturtd
Although this year is gtnernlly n
wry poor one, it is not so bad as was
.lust. when the beds both inside thtI
harbor and in the sound itstlf “(N
Ifuiluns. For the past the or three.
years the \ew ”llnwn planted beds
how not been produting .111 thty I
should have fallen “13 below the;
1111111111 production of firtmtr yours. I
T111 failure this year is not «unlined I
to New Hint-11; the beds in Xzirrazr-m !
sett Buy have ritual of them failed to
sci. in some portions of the bay thc
sols lun'c‘matured and are yielding u
[unzc crop, but in the majority of the
111-1111 there have been no soil. The
Bridgeport .n'nd Stratford beds, 1th
largest in (‘otfncriicut waters, have
tuili-d to set: Sinte 157:1 these beds
have own run-orig the most productim
in ihi'1‘lunil\ chttrtiav the last of
the natural growthers oyster fleet left
Bridgeport i1 gr for the Sm in Rack
”’11 best along the
it‘onncttiiut coast this war. 'l‘lwsc
{bids run from the jelly to Oyster rix-
‘(r,1mcr1niz 2,000 nous. 11nd are gen
iin‘lIly known us 1119‘ 'shorc ground."
'J‘hm wtll probably new it rotord [111-1
duction' this year.
\i‘ith llli openlnv of the season tha-
pricc was quoted tit :10 cents per
:lntshcl. but ih Ilulckh dropped to 2..
cents when 1) triturpl beds off New
Huron began in prodttte.
little 11.1...." ‘
1151111111 11111111111
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2.—Thc;genernt
conference called for by the plan 01
Guadeloupe adjourned last night with-
out taking a final vote on the question
of postponing the conference to Octo-
ber 5, so that all factions could get to.
gather at Aguascalientes. ‘ “‘
The conference will meet again late
today, when a committee. consisting of
Generals Obregon, Pasqueirs and San-l
chez, to which the question was refer-I
red, will make its report. , I
It was otlicislly stated today that a
meeting of all elements at Aguascali '
entes is practically assured. At the|
meeting last- night General Carranza?
read a message in which he reviewed'
his acts as supreme chief of the Constl
tutlonalists and reiterated his willing-
ness to abide absolutely by the Elect-
sion of the general conference re ard
ing the provisional presidency. the call.
ing of general elections and the scope;
I8 Iiflillli, BIIIIIIJS
Look Mother! il Tongue is Coated
Give “California Syrup oi
Fins."_
Get a 10- cent box now.
Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indiges-
tion, Sailow Skin and liiisernble‘ Head-
aches come from a torpid liver and
like garbage in a swill barrel. ThAt', s
the first step to untold. misery—in-
digestion. foul gases. bad breath, yel-
low skis, mental fears, everything
that is‘ horrible andnnuseatlpg. , A
pitted howels- a thorough cleansing
and straighten you out by morning.
They work while you sleep—h 10-
cent ho: from your drugglst will keep
you feeling good for months. .- Mii~
tions of men and women take a Cu-
munch liver and hostels "distal:
Don‘t mu 11.. chum—cw so
lain-111111101.- mus-poo one
s». _
2.——The New .
of the reform laws. . 'I
.’ 111111111111: 11111
clogged .bowels. which cause your!
stomach to become filled with undi- ,,
gested food, which some and ferments ‘
LCamret tonight will give your'constP .
caret mud then to 16‘... their'
and never know utiohbls mat. ‘
IIIISPIIiliIlfilIIliBI
lIiS Illili itIlBIlII
William A Boriili. of New York
and Silvermine, to Make
Plans tor Newbuild-
lug
William A. Boring, a noted New
York architect, and a resident of Sil-
-vermine, was authorized by vote of the
Hospital building committee, last eve-
sing, to draw up plans and specifics
tions for the proposed Hospital, 1. 11 c. 1
Iwill be built on the site of the present
structure.
Several other architects have apposi-
ed before the committee on scve
occasions, but upon careful invemgs
tion the committee ilaVe learnedthw1 ,‘
Mr. Boring will be most satisfactory
Mr. Boring is the only architect on the
Art Commission of New 10111
which passes upon all public buildipgs.‘ ' “
He is also the treasurer of the Amtri
can Academy at Rome, and a foremost
figure in his profession. Mr. Boring
lives‘ on the ground,’
his time and study to local conditions:
to advantage for that reason
It was only after (areiul con: 'uidera
tion and investigation upon the part oi:
the building committee that Mr. lior
lug pas selected.
WILL MAKE TROPIBAL
CLOTHINH
(Continued from First Page.)
This company has been doing bu:n-'
nose for seioral weeks in the Sworn.
& Corbett block. on Washington street,
but their business has lncreascd
such a rate that they are obliged to
seek larger quarters.
The company is at present engaged
in the manufacture of tropical suits,
and in this branch of their business
will employ over three hundred hands.
I. Goidfarb, a member of the firm. and
manager of the local branch, said this
morning that he is studying conditions
here. and, providing it is practical,
South Norwalk will be made the head
quarters of the entiremanufacturing
of this company.
Tropical suits are only a side lmc,
their specialty bédng high-priced Silll‘J
of wool and other popular materials.
This end of the business means that
expert tailors must be employed The
firm is as yet undecided whether or not
to make this city their shipping cen-
ter. if this branch of the business is
brought here from 600 to 700 hands
will be employed. Some of the work
on the tropical suite is done in the
homes.
Mr. Goldfarb, manager, said today.
he expected his machines from New
York would be installed in the factory
in time for_occupancy lit the end of
next week, at which time the firm will
move from their present quarters in
Extra
A. &P-SPEFIAL SAl sAoslB
A. 81“ P. Flour, 24% lb. bag 82
A. 81 i’. Fleur, a barrel $6.50
Jones’ Hour, 24 lb. bag 85
Joues’ Flour, :1 barrel $6.80
Best Creamery Butter, a lb.‘ 350“.
'15 lbs. Gran. Saganfor $1.00
I
I
I
1
I
1114,. "-
[77} Rolls
and can (181016“
1I\ew l’uicake Fl: or 3 pkg. 106
111‘
Ilyc Flour, 3 lb. bag 150
Graham. Flour, 3% bag 150"
Clover Miii' 1., a can 101:
, 1513
.2511
(£10th 1 1411.412! pkg.
Toilet Po per, rior
”on tinckweat l‘? ”our :1 pi; g 100
Fancy l’ot toes , a peck ‘ 22c
ffFancy Sweet Pots toes a pk 300
Extra Stamps Willi
. Extra StampS‘Witlii
I one
Coffees
too with 1 pound at 70: 3.) with 1 pound at 35c;
. 75 with 1 pound at .. . 60c 25 with t pmnul at . 32d"
J (10 with 1....pound at 50c 20 with 1 pound at . . . 309
i . 41fu'ith 1 pound at . . . 40c . 5 with 1 pound at 256'
25 Stamps ”With:
, 1 Bottle Extract
25c
1:100 stamps With 7
" 1 Can Baking
Powder 501:“
7—“:-
3larg’e cans Evap. Milk fOr ................... ..... 25c
Cream of Wheat, a pkg. ............................. 14c
:APure Cider Vinegar, a bottle ...................... . . 101:“
3 cans Campbell’s Soups for ...................... ..
7 cakes of Borax Soap for..........
THE GREAT 11.68). P. TEA co.
. 124 Washington Street _,
etc; hr 11: 909 “ Free Delivery
f
15:21-— ..-_.
thc Swartz it Corbett block.
The factory was sublet to this com-
pany by the Knickerbocker lnhtherfl. Cc
Novelty Company, of New York city. 1
It was through the efforts of the J. M.
Layton 8: Company, incorporated.
members .of the industrial committee
of the \‘orvialk Chamber of. Come
mantel. that the concern canted: to th
city ‘ ”'-
'lhe locating of the Sparse-Michael
Company, in South Noi‘waik-‘gfi was ex»
(lush'oly announced in The *ntino!
several weeks ago.
A Week Buys
Mere Than You
Ever Imagined and
there is No Store in life Nor
walks where y.ou'“.wiil find a~
better asstmmtintof
New "Fall Styles
For Men, Women 21nd Children
Why Pay More
. .91
1 --
Women s
“ Suits ...... $10 to $35 ~Sui’cs .. $9.01) to $25 ,
.. Coats .. ...... $5 to $30 ’ Coats. ‘" .310 to $30.
Dresses $410 $253 Mackinaws $7. 50 to $15 _‘
Relocate... .313. 954.0 $i5'.- Raincoat: $5. on to $18. 00
.Ladies’ and Misses’ Soils of Standing
Models Made in Serges, Broadcloths,
Cheviots and Novelty Cloths,-
Men’ s suits of all Wool Serge,
and Novelty Materials
Lowest Prices.
Easiest Credit.
\
I
Men’ s
$15
-Chev1ots $15;
Norwalk Chronicler