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Classified “Ads.”—-——To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
and
LASS!FIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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WANTED. I
TO LET.
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son SALE.
WANTED—a2 on 3 ‘UNFURNISHED?
rooms, with gas and running water.
nea‘ centeanuiet house only. Ari-3
dress 8., care Sentinel. j29 3t‘
WANTED—DESK 1N GOOD CON
dition. P. O. Box 356, South Norwaik.
3'29 3t
.wANTED EXPERIENCED“
ssleslady for cloaks and suits. P, 0I
Box 324.
129 at i
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WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN.‘
oral housework by Hungarian girl
Good plain cook. Call 74 South Main
street. 328 3t
WANTED—.2 OR 3 FURNISHED
light housekeeping rooms. Apply by;
mail, Box 150. 327 (ill
WANTEMFURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping, furnished
apartment or cottage. Address '1‘. R. i
care Sentinel j27 3i. 1
WANTED—A BRIGHT, ACTIVE
young lady. about 18 years of age. who
is quick at figures and 'has had store
experience. Address in own hand-
writing. stating where last employed.
A. B. 0.. care Sentinel,
WANTED—EVERYBODY TO AT-
tend supper given by the Friendship
Circle of The King’s Daughter in Red
Mons: Hall, Norwaik. Saturday,.Jan-
nary 30, from 5 to 8. 1'27 3t.
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. lie. for fat. calves;
$8.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten. 1
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticnt avenue. Tel. 130.
Melons up; alwny‘ga link anoint of
the protest-1' on. \‘i try not try CHIRO-
91: “me as a tint Maori mum- (haml’
'us a” “LAST TillJSOR’l‘. ” You will not
“lie disnpmlrshd
'_H1‘\Mli‘01ll)0. N0R1“.\IAK
' 9 to 5 7 to 8 pm].
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
Painless Chiropractor,
0:3, Meadow Street. South Norwnlk.
gig:
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£376 to 1683
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Hall Train Tosses and Frigilttuily
37‘ llaligies Man on Track at Greens
3 Elm
, GREENS EARMS, Jan 29. —An un-
:ldentifled man was struck and instant—
'-:': ly. killed at 2: 30 yesterday afternoon.
if ~ while walking on track three, a short
{1" ‘Adistancervlest of the local depot. The
East Washington street,
' provements.
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Gilly.llll*'[0~llal9 - ‘10" no LEImofiOO-Mli; new noose,
T0 LET—.5 noon APARTMENT.
East Nor.
Partial improvements. rent
Inquire 64 South Main street,
1'29 it
walk.
$12.00.
or telephone 60.
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To LET—6 ROOM HOUSE WITH
all improvements 159 South Main St
inquire on premises j29 3t
TO LET-2 CONNECTING ROOMS. ,
furnished with all conveniences for
flight housekeeping. 214 East Ave,
near depot. 329 {it
To LET—BEAUTIFUL s ROOM
new half house. all improvements and
conveniences. 5 minutes from station.
handsome interior, low rent. Marin:
Const.Co.,123 Washington St. 128 6}
To LET-e-LARGE. FRONT ROOM.
30 x 00 One flight up. Steam best.
all improvements. Odd fellow build
ing, South Main St. inquire of W.G
Crockett.16 South Main St. 128 3t
To LET-oF‘URNISHED APART
let two or three rooms with or with-
out housekeeping’. B. H., care Sentinel.
128 Bi
To, LET-—3, 4 AND 5 ROOM
apartments, Centrally located. Reason-
albly priced. inquire 76 Washington
street. 127 ill
T0 LET—15 ORCHARD STREET.
Norwalk, apartment. four rooms. from
Feb. 1st. Inquire J. M. Layton & 00.,
inc, South Norwalk. 127 (it
To LET~3 ROOMS. ALL 1M-
lnqulre 8 Elm Grove Sl-
l27 3t
5
TO LET—5 noons AND earn;
all lmprovEments; iirst‘olass condl~
tion: to rent from first of March. [Ad
dress F.. Sentinel otllce. 127 3t
to? quiet findl31. Fruit. and back
porches, 3.01 range. «bath, wash tubs.
waxed floors, electric lights and gas
Chestnut St, Inquire 49 Chestnut St
122 tf
TO LET—eFEB. 1,9 ROOM HOUSE,
10 Reed street Improvements Yearly
:IlllllN lllCllEll UP Al 5
FOR SALE~QNE~NO 6 REMING-
ton typewriter; excellent condition;
reasonable price; easy terms. Box
F, Sentinel office. ' 1'29 3t
FOR SALEwELECTRlI'C morons.
one 20 H. 11., one 2 11!.- P. 3 Phase 220
Volts), in good condition: . c. e. Knapp.
Springdale, Conn. Phone 835-2 01......
ford. 127 3t
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PROFESSTONAL.
CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—JVIOLIN
instructor. Studio, 20 Lawrence St.,
South Nor-walk Phone 1063-4 528 ill
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MTSCELLANEOUS.
FOR FURNITURE, HUGS. STOVES,
Etcl. Rosen's Furnitur'e Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat. Coins and give us a trial.
ROBEN'B FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1304-12. ' is Ely Avenuee
i
Tallel Helps
l‘ace Soaps. Bath Soaps either
plain Or perfumed.
Surgical and Medicinal Soaps
'Ihc best makes obtainable.
so to 50¢ Per Cake.
Tile Norwalk Drug Co
. H. A. MEAD, Mgr. .
8 No. Main St. 89. 'Norwalk.
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POLICE HEADQUATERS
(Continued from First Page.)
Attorney Griffin has also been the
formed that Abram Stall, of Cottage
street, East Norwalk. DurChasod front
Mr. Keith five cases of tillk, gave him
a certified check for $20. 61 drawn on
the South Norwaik Trust Company,
and that Mr. Kohn endorsed the some.
received the cash, but failed. so far. to
deliver the goods. .
John Stull. it is said, gave Mr. Kohn
a check to pay freight on the boxes at
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10 Victor Records
Which Should be in Every Home
No.
size
88127 12 $3.00
88299 ’12 3.00
78201 10 in 2.00
74163 12 1n 1.50
AidamLolcstc Aida (Heavenly
Aida), rnrico Caruso.
Lucia—shied Scene (Dionczctti) In
Italian (Flute ably), Louisa
'l‘etrauini.
Life's Dream is; (for (Music to
Alice Where Art 'lhou), (lluck-
Homer.
Humorcsque (Dvorak) \jiolon.
Misha llman
Fond Memories .(Meiazcl). Nea—
politan Trio.
Dear Heart (litl Mallcl) Nea—
politah Trio
35210 12 in 1.25 ;
Gems from Madame §hcrry \. 1t~
Opera Company.
Gems from ahlklame .‘3he1ry, V 11—
tor Opera Co.1npany
35410 12111 1.25 E
64429 11110 1.110
64078 10 in 1.00
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avallcrlrl-Rustmnna Intermezzo .
173111 310 in .75
(Mahc 1i). Victor Concert
()rchfia.
Concert 1
Golden 15m (I.enion-\\’cllingsl
John McCormack.
A Drea‘m (J. c,
Williams.
Bartlett). Evan
Tales lldfimunéwll‘acnrollc
,(Oficnhach), Victor
Orchestra.
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McKee). Victor Military .
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Miliccntl—M aliz lics’tlntion. Vi ‘— ,17682 10 l s
' tor Military [land
»A&P condensed Milk 3 cans ior
Plies
A Profit-Sharing Sale .
Specials tor this week. “
large Bar
barrel
Best Creamery Butter 3 13on
Pure lard 2 pounds tor
Clover or Magnolia Milk a can
19 pounds Granulated Sugar tor
25 a 66
MP
25:...
Very Best Flour
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66
Evaporated _ . “ 3
Campbelifs Soups 3
large cans oi Salmon 3 tor
lona Peas a can
Seeded Raisins 3 pkgs. tor
Mince Meat 3 pkgs. ior
Iona Beets leans tor
100 STAMPS WITH 1 Zan
B POWDER at 50c
66 6‘
..- -—-~—~~~—.£==s.fi
70 sums WITH 2 bots.“
was EXTRAC'iS ea 05;»
GIVE THE A. & P. COFFEE'S A TRIAL AND ENJOY A
CUP OF DELICIOUS COFFEE.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. at 35c
25 Stamps with 1 lb. at 32c THE LARGEST COFFEE
20 Stamps with 1 lb. at 30c
1:, Stamps with 1 lb. .at 25c R()Ahll‘:Rl‘:5 IN lHE U. 5
:0 Stamps with 1 lb. at sec
4
loo Stamps with 1 pound of Tim at ................ ,. 7
75 Stamps with 1 pound of Tea at ......... ' ........
60 Stamps with I pound of Tea at ....... . .........
The GREAT A. s: r TEA co.
50 Stamps with 1 pound of Tea at . .'. .........
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124: WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery! ‘
A J. Collins Company
».,l)aricn informed The Sentinel tc’del‘i
1tl1ut. if the proposition cver roaches}
1111 re. eremium vote stage. it “ill he.
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junk lheap , 1
el'nct is “ said he. ”no one 1115
‘ Darien seems to desire any such:
promptly relegated to the legislatlvt' _
it you are fond of good 11 usic you
shduld hear an
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\‘. 0 will gladly play yom favo1ittmus1c at any time
you call ‘
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The ll.l.lingevinei:1 ton Co.
l34--136 Vi ASHINGTON ST.
rental $30. 00 monthly. advance Re- condensed milk which were supposed
ferencos. Bertha J Ella. Broad River to be at the steamboat dock.
or J. 13. Lawrence & Co. J— 20ml The story told of Mr Kohn’a man-
gner of getting 631. 90 from Henry L.
To LET~ATTRACTIVE STORE Mooller is to the effect that Mr. Kohn
20x60. Rent. 320. 00 87 North Main recently met Mr. Mueller and told him
St. inquire on premises 114 if
'l'o LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRINGl
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel\1165-5, n80 ti‘ 5
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SOLVENT NOTICE. }
Distrlgt of Norwalk. ea. Probate
Court, January 20, A 11,1915.
Estate of Ellen A. \l’estberg, some:
times known as Ellen E. Weatherg.
late of Norwalk. in said District, de-
ceased. _
The Court of Probate for the Dis-5
unit of Norwalk. hath limited and?
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit. their claims for settle-l
merit.” Those who neglect to present
their acoounts. properly attested, with
in said time. will be debarred a racer 1
ery. All persons indebted to said Ea-l
late are requested to make immediate
payment to '- , , l
‘ LOUIS S BEERS, 1
Administrator.
aln which struck the man is known
as No. 51 and carries 01:11.11 was
traveling at a high rate of speed, as
shown by the distance which the body
was thrown. It was found at least “50
feet from the rails, horribly mangled
by the ill'lpact.
Evidently a Working Man.
It is believed that the-man was an-
American, of about the age of 4
years. He was clothed in grey ¢010r
ed OVeralls and jumper, heavy under-
wear; brown socks, and shoes seme-
'times known as “Columbus gutters."
over the overalls and jumper was
worn a light brown coat. The man.
u hose body is at present lying in the
undertaking parlors oi Charles M19,
in Westport, was of medium height-and ‘
_ lied dark brown hair
A report will be made in the mom-
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x 1113 by- Medieal Examiner F. Powers.
.. of Wedtport, to Coroner J: J. P1101011
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« Should your eyes have been giving
.you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
suit .
5- “'an J. sienna:
01¢me
mom 0. Keelt‘r Building,
' » No. 155 Washington St. _
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. it. it is said soon after this Mr. Kohn
, that
. lit Sharing Corporation
' declared those who were the cause of
‘ his arrest will suffer as a rennin,
‘ lng milk for 3:01 grocers, and other
he had some goods at the South Nor.
walk freight depot. He had no cash
at the time. and wanted the merchan-
ldlse right 011051.115 Moeller gave
him a check for $31. 60. and in ex-
change Kohn gave him his check for
the same amount. When this check
was presented at the peak Mr. Moeller I
was told there was no money to meet
}left. for New York, owing Mr. Mueller.
also, a bill of $50 for wiring.
A worthless check for $27. 35 pres-
ented to Oscar Squires, in return for
meals. etc, is another count against
Mr. Kohn.
Another charge is a bill due the Ho-
tel Cliftord for $63. 99, Mr Keith ocou~
pying for some time best suit 1 of
hotel; Incidentally the local
newspapers have .large, advertising
bills again‘fit the president of the Pro-
Mr. Kohn, in his call this morning.
was very confident he could vindicate >2
himself, and the charges against him
could be explained satisfactorily. He
resented the fact that the Hotel c111.
ford issued a warrant for his arrest be:
cause of the non- payment 9; the board
bill, when they had not even asked
«ffor the money.
The trial 'will start at 2 cclock this
afternoon, and promises to be of con-
siderable interest, Mr. Keith having
Mr.
Kohn had in5his possession unmailed
letters to the Hudson Company order-
letters to the were themselves ask-
lay The letters x0155: declared, were
appearance of Sheriff glam-1m.
J. L. GIBSOFFICERS
fi‘he J. L C.‘ 11 held an election of
Eomcers last night. at the home ‘01 Miss
Ruth Mace. . 'l‘l tollowing .0055».
iwere elected: « .
der it.
who was driving. was also caught an:
der the machine. but the weight of
the car was held from him :by
steering post. and he escaped with a
ing to be elapsed because of the de- the
not mailed because 0: the unexpected »
., l L, district of Stainford. Tl!
STAMFORD Conn. Jan. 29 -Ar
thur Gardner. aged 30,11 bartender in
a local hotel. was killed early today.
at Noroton. Gardner was caught un-
Jesse Yochies, a chauffeur.
the
number of bruises,
At the point where the accident. no.
curred, the car .skidded. hit» a tree.
swerved from it and dashed into ana‘
other tree and then turned bottom side
up,
The automobile belonged to Charles.
H. Baker,a aNew York bfislness man.;
by whom Yochies was employed as
chauffeur. all the Baker home in Dar-
ian today, it was said the car had been
taken but without permission.
Yochles Was taking Gardner‘fr‘cm 1‘
the hotel to his home at Collender's
Point, when the accident occurred.
according to the chauflenr,
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Darien [1 pie warp e ted today
over a rape t of the ‘int action, by
Representattve \‘Villldins in. the
General Assembly, of a hill intended
to create the probate district of Dar- '1
"ien. At’idliit those who heard about '
.lt. war disturbed. most of the inhab—_
mints Won: '7’ know abanJle till they
read this paper. ..
Lit ~is understood. that thebill Con-
tel
rash 0;
couple ot’ffears ago” 3;
establish a probate districmpombris
. probate dist I‘ll t.
when an automobile in which he was-
riding. overturned on the Post Road.
. have to build an addition to the Town 1
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tifinler COATS
‘; Herrlfulure $3.55 1. $16 5
11115. the towns of Dorian and New Ca- ‘
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change. unless it be some one “110'
Would like to be u judo. e in a small;
“9 get along \er: ;
nicely with the court in Stamford, A;
new court would involve ‘n good deal;
of expense for the town. Maybe we‘d;
Hall. and construct fireproof vaults;
for the records. Daricn‘s share, furl
support of the court’in Stamford is}
small; the maintenance of a court in ;
Darien would be a good deal more:
expensive, and no more convenient ;
Darlen folks transact their legalbusl 1
nose with Stamford or Norwalk inw-
» yers. l have spoken to several mem
.bers of the legal profession upon the
subject. Their opinion seems to Del
.thst there are already too many pro '
bate districts. and that the people
WOuld behettersetved \by consolida- .
tion of some 0:51:00. than by the estab~
Emerson Shoes for Men
A New and Popular Model
with gray tops of either
suede or cloth.
in lace or button styles. Ask to See ll.
8: Washington Street. , Telephone hm...
l llshment ‘01 others."
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$18 50 to $25
01110500120 shoulders «cut to—j
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