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Wants!
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For , Sale,
Classified “Ads.”——To Let, ,1
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and
‘LASSIFIED 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.
WANTED.
“Caretaker" clo Sentinel.
T Cdnn.
4.. _...CLUE‘rr, PEABODY & co,
4CORONER EXAMINES SEVERAL
lililflflljgll 1
WANTED—DRIVERS A‘ND YARD.
‘laborers. Permanent positions. Apply
Raymond Bros. 026 3t
WANTED-YOUNG LADY \‘li'l‘lil
experience would like position as as-
FOR SALE.
‘ Tan: acorn analysts avamnc summer. a
PAGE THREE
- BANKRUPTCY nurses, ,— -|adjudged bankrupt for failure to
Sigmund Spiro 0t Danbury hasgeenlplead to a creditors' petition, and
granted a discharge from bankruptcylthe matter was referred by the United
by Judge Thomas, of the UnitediStaees court to Referee Carlton E.
States court. lHoadley of New Haven.
l Philip Kaufman of Waterbury, form-
AllllllltllllSls flit ‘
Am lllllll‘u Hill
m.’ II ”WM Mir-fly a produce merchant has beenx *Sentinel Want Ads pay. Try one.
anaconda-mam;
4iuay- mmmrwl
TOLET.
FOR SALE—ONE SQUARE PIANO
or will exchange for chickens, ducks
or getse or what have you to offer?
TO LET-BUNGALOVV, 5 ROOMS
and bath. Electri lights set range, and
tubs. “Also large garden. Rent very
‘: reasonable. 20 Howard street, East
Norwalk. '1‘. McGuire. , a25 3t
Address "Exchange," cfo Sentinel.
4 026 it
—FOR SALE—SECOND HAND
sistant bookkeeper or at clerical work
,Would start at moderate salary, with
chance of advancement in view. 1. C.,
W., clo Sentinel. 026 “it
W‘ANTEowFASHlONABLE DRESS—
maker wishes a few more new custom-
ers. Remodeling old gowns into latest
styles a specialty. Telephone 263-12, or
call at 9 Reed street. l
WANTED—TWO HELPERS To
learn the plumbers’ trade. Apply to C.
W. Louns'bury l; Sons, 'Darien, uConn.,l_._w
betweendand 6 o'clock, p. m. 025 at
MAN
WANTED—CARETAKER.
'with family, rent or cottage instead of,
wages. Answer adv. by mail. Address:
025 at:
WANTED—BOY. ABOUT 16 YEARS
old. Cluett, Peabody & vCo,., Inc. 023 at.
‘ WANTED—A BOY IN Gnocanvl
store Apply Royal Grocery, 22 South
Mai street. 025 St
WANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISH-l
horses and mules. Raymond Bros.
026 St
FOR SALE—Jill; TWO C1 LlNllldlt
ludian motorcycle in good condition.
inquire 1 Caborn aienue, East \or
w.alk 02". 31-
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE, SIX
rooms, improvements, on trolley line,
13 First street. Will sell cheap. Inquire
02 Osborn avenue. 026 31
FOR —_SALE\—1913 CHALMERS,
with starter, in Al condition. Address
F., Sentinel office, South Norwalk. ;
023 st
FOR SALE—1914 SAXON ROADST-
.er.1914 Ford Roadster. 1909 Chalmer
30, in good condition. Vaast Bros. Gar-
age. Phone 1300. South Norwalk, Conn.‘
—-—
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER TOUR-
lng car, fully equipped. For sale cheap.
Call at 58 Van Zant street or phone
__1170. 023 at
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L.
T0 LET—COTTAGE, 3 PLEASANT
rooms and large pantry. Rent :6. In-
quire at 53 Osborn avenue, East Nor-
wal'i. 025 St
T0 L:T~7 ROOM HOUSE, 1 0R 2
i‘um l es. Divided into 4 and 3 room
apartment, 74 Lexington avenue. 3
rooms, Oxford street. Steve Kiss. 76
Lexington avenue. '025 St
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE ..iTH
partial improvements. Good location.
Rent .reasonable. inquire store, 13
Cross street or phone 1523. . 025 31
To LET—~5 PLEASANT ROOMS
on second floor. 19 South Osborn ave-
nue. Inquire Mrs. S. S. Naphey, tele-
phone 853-5. 025 3t
TO LET—HOUSE OP" 7 ROOMS
and bath. All improvements. 7 Rowan
street, East Norwalk. Enquire Dr.
Morgan, 198 East avenue. 023 3t
”v... V...
To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH!
out, newly papered, in tlrst class con-
ditlon, eight excellent rooms
ed apartment in South 4.Norwallr Not‘ FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR‘ well located, central, modern improve
a" from 09m“- Address “Apartment'l ”3" Beaupaln & Saunders, ”I 25113. manta. Rent reasonable inquire No 9
023 “l
sentinel Office.
, WANTED—YOUNG
grapher and office assistant.
. have had experience. Apply at once to
The Yale Towne Mfg. Co., Stamford
o 023 3t
WANTED~BOARDERS. MAN ANDl
wife or two men. Comfortable, warm,l
and convenient room. Few other board-l
ers. Centrally located. For particulars?
address ‘Business’ clo Sentinel. 023 31!
fresh cows and springers. Friedman.
South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
WANTED—«SITUATION AS WAIT-
ress or at general housework, by Hun-
garian girl speaks English. Apply at
4 Talmadge Place, South 4Nor\v.alk
"\
INC.-
want— _
'Repair hand.
Experienced operators on power ma-
chines.
Steady work assured. 016 114
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REMEMBER
Wm.Eilr0n C0.
incOrporated.
PAYS
or other junk
l or telephone.
TEL. 441,
and best pric
if you send p03:
TEL- 441.
MAN STENO- l
Must Elm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry, All modern improvements. Fine locali-
fim. South Norwalk.
WANTED—JFO BUY ALI. KlNDSl
" of cattle and calves and trade 0r selll
026 it
South Norwalk. . '014 if
FOR' SALE—HOUSE ron saw, I
electric lights, new furnace. cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
'lon application. Very easy terms. Jack-
__lson's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
s9 ti:
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR Lit}
once, for Town of Nerwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. 0. Box
3.12 t!
BUSINESS NOTICES
' (Home, 76 NORTH iilfiii’si“.
South Not-walk. Bicycles, motorcycle:
1 and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
lExpert repairing. Baby carriages re-
l paired. We do vulcanizlng. Prices rea-
l sonable.
lam and Bailey 00.
Elizabeth street.
._ ..w—— --w .-
is "Va—.5.
TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
or street, South Norwalk. Apply H. A.
.Hegeleln, Plumber. Phone 110612.
House
018 tf
Futile also for ma. mi Against Substitutea Ask For
““4" l “4'44“" HORLICK’S
. Round Package
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 26.—-Speeding '
along the Huntington road above Old
LUNCHEON ma eano'panvv Ar'
Mrs. George Belts, 0! 831111ng . ,:
avenue, gave a luncheon and and
party at the Nor-walk Country Club
yesterday afternoon in honor 0! In.
Russel Bishop of Bridgeport. The.
were fourteen guests present.
1 .
:Nash won the prizes.
l guests. were:
{Greens arms. Mrs. Weston and Mung?
Eslimy Middlebrook, Wilton, Mn) G. r.
Butterworth, Miss Butterworth, Min
Mariposa Taylor, Mrs. L G. Grail)”,
Mrs. George C. Lockwood, Mré.__wmm
iam C. Baur and Mrs. 13er Bette.
COU NTRY CLUB.
Am“ ,4‘
luncheon cards were playgd Ind I
. John Beatty and Mrs. Horace B. ‘
Hrs. Beta: '
Mrs. J. T. Martian. d
Mill Green last evening shortly before THE OMCMIL |
7 o'clock, a small black auto runabout. TED M I LK:E
in which two men were riding, struck; MAL
and instantly killed John Rock. aged u“.hmhf'”f' W.“ i
Cult-r! Milt“ 'IIB plan“- th. '0!“ i
We do not make “mill: products”-— ;
Skim Milk, Condensed Milk. etc. 1
Ask For HORLICK’S i
THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK?
Made from clean. full-cream milk
and the extract of select malted grain. l
54, farmhand employed on the farm of
Fred Galsky. Carried along for nearly
150 feet before it could beb rought to
a stop, the automobile finally halted,l
the men got out. ran back to where‘
Rock was lying in the mo, and saw
that he was dead. They picked up the.
body, dragged it to the side of the road
44 m... ., ..... .... ., ~ tracks. missus-uh:
machine and sp‘eeded away before any 2 ”DUI M m . QM? COIN!
one could get their license number. ”my" “mm”;
When a tarmhand employed on the ”Hm m
Jennings farm nearby who saw Rock
killed telephoned to police headquar
ters about the fatauity. the ambulance
and two motorcycle policemen were
immediately despatched to the scene.
The ambulance surgeon at once saw
that Rock was dead with a fractured
skull and Medical Examiner 8. M. Gar-
lick was notified. He gave permission
to have the body removed to the mor-
gue. l
Police Chase Autoletg. l
Motorcycle Policemen Beardswcth
and Gorgas speeded north in the direc-'
' Take a Package Home
JPTICIAN AND OPTOMEI.
mar.
155 Washington St
tion of Derby and scoured all the
1country north of Bridgeport in search
for the autoists. Chauffeur Cauifleld
with Sergeants Ramsey and Hall drove"
in the police automobile to New Haven
ven but no trace of the small runabout
with the two men in it could be founa.l
Police of other cities in the state Were)
. untitled of the killing of Rock and kept
affshanp lookout for tht runabout but;
the machine was not again seen.
Little is known of Rock in Bridge
port with the exception that he was
:01 German descent and had worked
Hive You Ever Thought of Using Gas
lo Heat That Cold Room 2
l With the new "VULCAN" REFECTOR
t GAS HEATER any room having a gas outlet
I can positively be heated in a very, short time.
To LET-81 UNiozi s‘i‘.
apartment. Possesion at once.
'i ROOM
1‘l‘Prand Mullins undertaking parlors.
”6 l1:
3.: a {armband at Lakevlew for somel
time. His body is now at the Cullinan
The heater is neat and attractive in appear-
ance; is portable; will not rust; is economical
to operate; a necessity in every home where.
TO LET-VERYlNlCE 5 ROOM.
apartment. Partial lmprov.cmante
East. Washington street. East \or-
walk. Apply 61 South Main BL.
phone 60.
TO LET—THREE 5 ROOM AP ART
with all lmprovements, newly decorat
ed at $15 a month. inquire
Grocery Company. 025 t
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
_l «I contractor. Estimates given on
us kinds of contract work. He sure
4,: m our estimate. We can save you
honey. Phone 8164!. 26 Wood St.
on
828 tfl
merits, N0. 70 72 North Main slreet,‘ ,
United'
gas is available
OUR OFFERE—the heater delivered, con-
nection made to existing gas outlet, necessary
length of tubing, all for $3.75.
OUR GUARANTEE—heater may be re-
turned for full credit at the end of two weeks
if not satisfactory
lRUSSlA READY WITH!
STRONG FORCE OF MEN
l To HELP SERBIANS
thmmuéd'From First Page.)
__{dclay in “jettisouiug tllc Decla-
“ration of London, which provide:
that thc character of a \csscl is;
.ctcrumtcd b\ the flag she 15 cu-
titled to fl), and on the gmcrn-
“ment's lailun to adopt suggcs.
__‘.t|uns tor a smalltr and less till-I
\tictlly Labinct so as to get a“ av
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l PHONE YOUR ORDER NOW I
The United Electric Light & Water Co.
l
THEATRE
1h ne J70
REGEN
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I SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
iwill give astonishing low prices on'
”aiming, paperhanging and general
Elohblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Cob
, 'zage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-8.
. LOST.
LOST—THURSDAY, 21st.. ON TO-
4-keneke road, between Hearst’s place
l
l
l
sweater. Finder please communicate
;with Sentinel
l” MISCELLANEOUS.
,. pwwm'-
WITNESSES.
ls investigating Death of John Dora
Who Succumbed in Stam-
. ford.
Attorney John J. Phelan, the county
coroner. was in Stamerd yesterday
morning and afternoon investigating
the death of Jehn Dora of that city,
7 who died in the Stamford hospital aft-
er being assaulted by his brother-in-
law, Mike Martin. According to the
testimony brought out at the hearing
yesterday, Dora ,eame home October
.,.19‘th’4:ln an intoxicated condition and
:3???“ to beat his wife. He cut his
wife . head, and she. frightened, ran
. ' the home of her brother, Martin,
for protection. Martin was incensed
at the way his sister had been beaten
by her husband and he returned to the .
There lie asserts that
Dora came rushing at him with ac
4 .‘4 knife at his band. To protect him-
self Martin picked up a stick and
struck Dora on the head The man
was taken to the heapltal- where he
‘ developed delirium tremens. 2m. diodl
October 22nd in the attack or delir-l 7
mm: The: coroner will continue his
Dora home.- .
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Balcony 5c. Orchestra 10c.
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DONALD BRIAN IN
“The Voice in .the Fog.”
Founded on Harold McGrath's
novel of the same name.
1
Wednesday Matinee and
' Night
George Kleine Presents for the
First Time ,
PORTER EMERSON
BROWNE'S‘ Great. Story
" the4 p -nd~hrm‘
' Six Parts. '
Thursday, Henry ‘Kohliker in
“The Bridge.” Friday, John
Mason and Hazel Dawn in
“The Fatal Card.” All next
week CHARLES K. CHAM4
PLIN Stock" Company in
“Yeiow Ticket," “Today."
“Madame X, ” “Bur :- and
1 the Lady,” “Ninety. and Nine."
' “The Rosary,” “The Lamb
“ " and the Brute.” Seats Thurs-
day, Prices roc, soc, 30s,..5oc.
*—
from the present alleged tendency C47 WALL ST. 'PHONE 1680. NORWM—K
toward conscription. It goes on
to say:
“Yet we seem to remember a
time when Asquith showed cn—
crgy. fire. determination, dash,
when he drove pccrs out of their
cutrcnchmeuts. if he would
show aga‘ll'l‘st the Germans now
something of that Old energy”
I
MERRILL COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will lit:
you to secure and hold a good po sition. ‘
skill and resourcc his govcrumcutl ASK FOR ,
would be more rcspcctcd, and his
cause more prosperous. What FREEBOOKLET I
reputation he might reap if his SOUTH nonwum 4 .VSTHVP‘L no porn Onasrak ,
country were more dear to him
than his case int if the past i4.
beyond him let him hand it over
to others.
"Reduction ofthc Cabinet for
example—it is a necessary reform
without which there is no hope
of a satisfactory handling of the
“4 ar. If this is not done there are
those who will place the truth be
4 fore Parliament and the country.
They will have to create a nation-
al party which will oppose the‘
government and fight it evcngif m
the midst of \v ar to get reforms
neceSSary if this country is to. ,
iThe CitV National Bank?
The Sure and Sale Wuv
it has been truly said that ‘savlng is the key that unlock the door
of increased opportunity and greater prosperity." ‘
Therefore, the best, surest. an i safest way to get ahead in the world
is to open an account with a strong financial institution.
This Barth invites you to—
4 Test its atrehpth by lnvestlg alien!
I Tait its service by trial!
‘ Win', E e. - ‘ \kWWnMW MW”
.-_ .
HENRY OREEN'B ESTATE . . . »- 4 . 4‘ ' 4 , 4-
is \ o , M,
Norwalk Man Believed to Have Left
at»... Q B. Jackson 9* “mgr“
, The late Henry Green left a large 4 . .; PHONE 48' 4__
'estateand the exact value 0! it will? OPTISIAN
.___).
‘.ALLEGE casein-tom
yesterday filed a suit for divorce 1
tion in August, 1912. The
were married on Abilitit 1. 1912, an
Her analddn name wasflatch. .
Abraham A Altenbrhndt, pf Soul
couple were married oil November
THE _WOMAN44
Two FILE‘ sun's son DIVORCE;
«Charlotte R. Granun, of Bridgeport,
the Civil Superior Court against Harry
H: Qanun. of Norwalk, alleging deser.
couple
4% Ganuh claims by; husband de-
sorted her 'withlu a 'short time after
the ceremony had been performed.
Norwalk, has filed suit for divorce of efforts to locate one, In the events ,
Mamet Ada F Altenbrandt, alleging that no will is discovered. the money. ,
desertion on September 15, .1912 The and property 'will go to the next kin.
not be knowllv- until an appraisal is ..
made for probate. The estimates court}
Everything in the Optical Line
13ch Examined Free
E
earning his Wealth vary as made b
close friends and relatives. Mr. Green
had always kept his business matters
to himself. consequently no one is inl
a position of knowing what his estate
totals. It is conservatively estimated
around $100, 000, although some of his;
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is somewhere on our shelves.
contain that which is necessary to
cure your ills, give you strength and
restore your health.
or get a
we can till it.
partment is in competent hands, all! 4
we use the purest drugs obtainable"
The Norwalk Drug Co. ,
8 No. Main St.
The Reed 4& Vollt
Electrical Co.
m Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snow
In the Town.
~lituvo sceptics ,
Phon. 005—50 0». mm m~
Io. Noun-la, Music Hall bloc»,
WHAT YOU NEED
Our ,
stock 01' A
DRUGS AND MEDlClNES
Whether you prescribe for yoursell‘
Physician's Prescription - 4
Our campoundlng dO-_
H. A. Mead, Mgr.
So. Norwalk, Conn.
v
GERMANiA 110111 1‘
'M. FLEURY P‘roprletorrf
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 500 day, $1. 50 weelt
an: up.
Railroad Ave. 80. Nofllalk .
”.m. - A-..___;__.-_;::=ae
l-
friends venture the declaration that it
is bearer #150 ooo. » l
Mr. Green' died without leaving a
will, it is thought. so far no Snob
hidocumont has been found as a result
W4hal Arc’Your Assets?
-Thesclentlllc conduct of business‘ and personal attain let‘s; classes 4'
the methods employed very distinctly
Avon The liability
. Of not Wins a oheoltlng aoaegung w. Invite me “no.”
«(a and sensuous attention. ~ ~4
i. an aunt. Mill-‘- §herman M
CAN BEST"-
COFFEE
25cib
QUAKER OATS
3 packages for 25¢ _
coon Bu‘ ER,
. Va. .-
..BIG CAN TOMATOE
First Quality
All Kinds of Fruit and
Vegetables
Railroad Ave, ' Cor. Clay
. Dish-ibutors'ior Norwalll
' South ‘Norwplli‘
The sterling Mom!
Daricn, Goon.
. ,, «4 Phone 179
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