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Wants, To Let, For Sale,
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face or Cape. Double Price
WANTED.
TO LET
WANTED—BY A MAN ROOM AND: TO LET—~A'l‘ 245 EAST AV ‘NUE.
board on a quiet street: meals to be “'3‘ floor “"9 rooms ren.t “2 0° written inquire 2i Ely Ave.
served in his room. Address R. G. Wire. 3 A- Younss. 241 East
care Sentinel .d’l 3w
WANTED»WHITE GIRL TO HEI Pl
with housework. Cali mo1ninge.
Fairfleld Ave.
WANTED—«SITUATION A'l‘ GEN-
era] housework in entail family,
work by day. Address W. 13., core
Sentinel d7 It
WANTEDMPOSiTION AS CARE-
lakor on private place. it. Usher. llox
198. New (31111111111, Conn. » (16 (it
WANTEDwA (YOMI‘E'i‘ENTl‘ Gilli.
for general housework. inquire ."1 West-
porl Ave, Norwuik. till 31
WANTEbe-msECONl‘HiAND ONE
or,
"Go inc.. 5 Railroad Ave.
T0 LET~««t,tlT’l‘A(lE. SIX ROOMStg
all improrcnmnts. til Spring St. ln-g
3V8-
nue. 117 iii’
TO LET-*FURNISHEI) “()USE. I2 ladder» and blcycie'coagigr break- ““28 recently doublelracked and "la 003’
27 rooms. modern improvements; hot air in good repair
heat;
I
on trolley line. three minutes
from depot. Pnice reasonable. Apply
‘1). E Disbrow, 42 West Ave.
To LETw‘l-itlliSE 7 ROOMS. 50
Van Zant SL. Ennt Norwnlku Apply to
J. M. Layton & (30., inc., 5 Railroad
Ave. 117 iii
To LET-WHOUSE. 7
Winfield St, East Norw:alk all im
movements Apply to J M. Layton it
d7 3t
horse lumber box wagon. inquire 52 quire B. J. Reynolds, 12 South Main
imington Ave. tit 31 St. d7 at
”W ‘ "m“ ”W" TO LETMJFIRST FLOOR, FIVE
MISCELLANEOUS rooms; all modern improvements. with
DO YOU WANT TO RENT A
house, iloor. tint. room. niunul’uctory.
shop, tulle. or storage. prices ranging
troin $5 to $30 per month? Call on
Raymond iiros. (15 Iii
Election Notice
The City- National Bank,
South Norwaik. Conn.
The regular annual lllt"t‘lilii; oi the
FIOQkiltlliltll‘hi of this bank, tor the elec-
‘iiou 111‘ directors for the ensuing your.
will he held at the Hopkins, iluusc.
on Tuesday, the lith day at January-
1912.1”10111i to J p 111.
W ii iv‘ it i1 D lltlliWh‘LL.
Castillo!
iilccemhcr
ti? {it
South l\111 \\ .1il1 001111,.
11151, 1911.
Chiropractor
Spinal Adjustments
graduate of Palmer School of Chiro-
pratetic, wishes to communicate with
prospective patients. Address "Chiro
proctor." this otlice.
to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received at.
, the office of the Water Commissioners
of the City of South Norwnik, until
12 o’clock noon. Friday. December
8. 1911, for trenching, pipe,
laying, back " filling, furnishing
lead, hemp packing and doing all the
work connected with the lnyingcf a
6-inch water pipe in Woodward avenue.
The Commissioners reserve the
. right to reject any and all bids. Plans
and specifica tions may be seen at this
office on and utter Thursday. Dec 7
1911.111 1 p. 111
South Nor,\valk Dealt 541911
f ‘lt \VATlllt commentonnas
’1) 11
. receive reward
garden. Apply l2 Union Place, Nor-
wnlk. d7 3t
T0 L'ETwl’LICASANTl‘ FRONT
room. suitable for Inldtlio-aueti 11111112
Address ll.. Senti-
dl? ill
all coitrtudottcvéi.
lull.
TO LET SIX Nlt‘l‘l ROOMS. Shit“
oud liner. :0 liarilnnd 81.; real Sid.
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ROOM 8. 8
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—JONES TWO HORSE
(I? lit
son sACe-~scurrnrmc uov i
inn picture machine, boy“ a hook andi
Fur p1 ice and pnrlic- *
11111111. inquire Wiliiam i’lnltney, .ir.. or
mi 51:11” d5 .lt'
FOR SALEM—HOUSE. 9 ltOOltls.
ell improvements; garage. ill (inborn
Ave. Also corner lot. Fort St. and Us.
11111-11 Ave. East Norwalk. inquire at
premises. 117 St
A POULTRY BOOK THAT MEANS
dnilnrn to anyone is yours, free, if you
bring this ad. to Charles E. Dow. lit
Washington St. d? 9 12
PUBLIC AUCTION. it; tillAVll ST.
lhu‘. ii. '3 p. in. Entire tarnishing iivo
room apartment; coinpumlivci} new,
(term goods at your own price. Wii
it 1111 Guthrie Auctioneer tlt‘i 3t
FOR SALE «le0 litlitSl. POWER
51111111111. fully equipped. run very little
good as new: just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
32,3100, Apply to North Shore l-‘aruu
Stilliltnlilt‘k. l‘onn. l‘honc 1:111, “ret-
pttri. (iii if
FOR SALE """""" ONE 1811811111101th
power il‘houtas. 13.111111 condition and
newly minted. l’rit‘u 8i.ll.’1li. Apply
to North Shore li‘erin, Snugatutlt.
(‘1.mh. Phone 138, Wentport. till it:
inquire Joseph 'l‘oinuscttn, till North
Main St. (in :il
To LETmFiVl'l ROOMS, (3001‘) Lt)
cation. near trolley and railroad sin»
tion; first class rendition; rout rcu~
nonahiu. inquire 711 \i'nshlngtou .31.
till iii
To LETw—lr‘li'i‘l lttitiiis. (100D 1,0-
cntion: rent $13. inquire 313 Day St.
'u till iii
TO LET-«SIX ROOMS AND iiA'l‘l-l.
second lloor. all improvements. S. ll.
Hancock, 1? liown St. d5 :lt
. TO LET~~~HOUSE, ALI. iMthOVE—
meats, small family; rent $25. 111-
quire of C. E. Hoyt, South Norwalk
Trust Co. 1139 if
T0 LET-«SIX ROOMS, CORNER
of Main St. 11nd,.\'orth dive... Nor-
walk; rent $11. Inquire Mitchell's
Furniture Store. 031 ll
T0 LETMTWO ilARNS AND Sl-iED.
23 Elizabeth St. , inquire Mrs. Rosa
Tarlov, 102.1‘ayior Ave.
TO LET~OFFICES lN COLEBURN
building. corner Main and Wall Sta.
Heat; and all modem improvements.
Apply to H. F. Coieburn, 22 Wall St.
Norwaik. 04 it
TO LET—“UNION HOUS 4,"
Union St; 17 rooms. all convenience;
The Hatch & Bailey Co. 11112 ii
To LET—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and ti-
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 1113 ti'
L‘os‘i‘“* ““-
LOST~—A LtYNX NECK PIECE, BE-
tween First Methodist Church and
West St. Finder please return to Miss
Beers. care Cinett. Peabody _& Coééind
3t
Magistrate—Yon are a very wicked
boy. What made you throw a stone
at this gentleman?
Oilexidnx~-—.~Cutild11't ’elp it, garner.
It‘s all .due to the corruptin‘ hintin-
cnce o‘ pernishus Ultimatum—Punch.
1 Does your husband play poker?
“I don't think so." replied ,young
N111 ’i‘01~ki1is.“ButI must say the
sick nlenda he visits in the eveninl
borrow a gloat deal or Charley’s mon-
."-~W ashiugtou Star.
~--—-—--~1—~~‘--~1-~l-—~—d-
. if business seems dull try advertis-
1‘13 in The Sentiu .
LOST—A 32nd DEGREE MASONIO
watch charm, between Masonic Hail,
Norwalk, and Quintard Ave. South
Norwalk. Finder will please return to
Sentinel office and receive rewaé’tzi. 3t
LOST~‘BETWEEN SOUTH NOR-
walk statit‘m and Hillside School.
square black patent leather bag, con
taming; puree and papers. Reward for
return to Sentinel oilice. dB in
1127 if .
FOR SALE«~(‘A']"‘i.E iiiilcTS W
the ton; tilso small pigs. 7 and 11:1
wen-kn old. price $5 and S“ l’ (71 Sex I
ion, Supt. ix’ocwnydiu, intricu, Conn.
till til!
i
FOR SALE ml‘il l l. BLOODED ENC 1
Huh bulldog eight months old Price;
$11). .~'\1ldtees liulldog Sentinel. South
\‘ol 1v 1k. dtl ’lli
FOR SALE» FIVE HORSES. ilEEN‘t
mud by the Middletown Creamery (‘0.
Owing to decrease in the milk no use
for so many horses this winter. One
pair gray and brown. 2400 lbs. to and
ii yenrh old. true to work. good wind;
price 4151). One buy horse. 1300 lbs,
9 years old. true to work and sound:
lost main reason for selling; $135,
worth $201). tiny horse. 7 years old.
11118 lbs... sound. extra. good driver and
worker: $i4tl. ilay horse. 1?. years old.
.1000 lbs. little thin. true to work; 850.
(lull H? South Main 81., South Nor-
walk. . d5 3t
FOR SALEmCllEAPfiONE FLAN-
(lera roadster: new in April. full equip-
ment, top. etc; tires good 1111 new. Ad‘
dress Blunders, :Sentinei. South Nor»
walk. (it’- St
FOR SALE BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock cockereie, also Tolouse genders
inquire C. S. Macomber. Went Nor
walk d2 tit
PRIVATE. SALE, HOUSEHOLD
goods.- Aiso new stereopticon, less
than half price. Call 9 to 12. 2 to 9
p. 1n. 111 South Main St. d1 6t;
FOR SALE—A NEW HOUSE Wl’l‘li
all improvements. on easy terms. on
Lincoln Ave. inquire of the United
Grocery or Raymond Grocery Co. 1
1120 ll
BUSINESS NOTICES
,NOTIOE-«MAGNER & FLYNN
have just opened 112 firsbcleee restaur-
ant and lunch in connection with their
note at 138 Washington St. Christmas
Bron, New York caterers. will have
charge of the restaurant. Meals serv-
on from 1'1 11. m. to 11:30 11. 111. (16 6t
WHY NOT BE MODERN, AND EN-
joy the comforts of electric light? We
install it at. small cost White Electric
Company, 37 Water St. Phone 342-.3
. 1 d4 tit
_ Every day cementum-patrons who
ought to come to your store ‘50 else-
where—~50 their ow‘ntaind your disnd.
radiance-because your advertising
w ‘ not quite impeillng enough.
NASH’S MODERN -GOODYEAB
boot and shoe repair shop All kinds
cuatammma‘de work. ‘Fit and comiort
cunt-unteed. 28 WestWa-hinston St
senunei 151.1181. 1581111.
.1.
‘quiring 11 line southward connecting
‘ Pennsylvania.
fable purchase by the New Haven of
:interest of the \ermnnt Valley ltnii
‘ line the charter rlyfita own the plank
Ilhc liutland. suggests and also the!
. now operated by. the New York Central
1:. ‘
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(Continued trout first pane.)
This readjustment i
of utmost importance 0' New England
and trunk has interests. in the first
of these transactions the New York.
Central. subject to the approval of
ihe'New York ‘Up’Stute Commleeion.
will obtain by purchase from the New
Haven 11 little more than half of the
outstanding stock of the Ontario and
Western, 0! which a total of 358.113;
982 has been leaned a par, and of
which the New York Central will take
from the New Haven about $29,100.?
000.1 While the actual purchase price
paid by the New York Central is not
diacloedd it is stated that the amount
will reimburse the New Maren in its
original investment and will 1111th a
moderate annual sum in addition, it
is said also at. the New Haven emcee
that under the control qt the Ontario
and Western by the New York (len-
trai. the New Haven will get more
business than at present to 11nd from
New England. not only in cool but in
general traffic to and from the want,
which the New York Central may
throw upon its newly acquired line at
Oneida Junction in Western New York
State.
The Ontario operates a trackagc
owned, leased and operated under trul-
ll1c agreements more titan 800 miles
of single truck and iii? miles of truck
age. or which 53 mlieslrom Cornwall,
bl. Y. to \l'eehawiten. is under traclo
age agreement with the West Shore.
Control was quietly acquired by the
New Haven in November. 1904, by
President Mullen alter he was thwart.
ed by the trunk lines in a plan at no.
on the north with the l’oughkeepale‘
Bridge system. The Ontario last year
carried uhout six per cent. or the
whole anthracite tonnage produced in‘
Itii Scranton. P11.
brunch its large coal carrier has been
business increased.
The second traniiuctlon la the prob.
the other half share owned by the New
York Central in the control olthe lint-
land system, paying the same price as
was paid some time. ago for a halt
share. or art was stated ”at the Limo,
about. semantic. This control will bei
purchaemi now probably not directly
by the New Haven road, but in the
111111! 11 Vermont corporation Mlllt‘h'
OI the Holland lie
chase the \‘ew
dd. >1 lls Ibis putt.
aven will acquire;
’tuil gonirol oi" the llutiuud and by and ;
auction or the Now liuvrn road with?
111111110111 11nd t‘anntia.1lu the ltutland
a one step will be taken against. the
(hand 'l‘huuk' a Southern Sen England
enterprise connecting with Provident e.
as 11 terminal i
“bite the. New Hart-nit financial;
gain by the Ontario it “oelctn deal?
is regarded here 1151 one, motive for the
tmnsnttlon, emphasis to also laidtupi‘
on the ileum relations oi the \‘ew
“men with the bow \ork (‘cntrul
which the deal no noli as that with
apparent change in the New Helene
policy oi tepid extension.
in railroad circles here it is stated
that tile \‘ew listen road was very
f,rolurtant to part with its control of
the ("inlet-lo it Western.- heileving that
control meant much to New England
interests in regulating the price of
antiuncite coal and keeping upon a
line under New I": ngluud control to the
Great Lakes; but after considerable
negotiations such assurances were giv-
on as were satislactory to the New
Haven Railroad that the. interests of
New England in the respects that the
New Haven desired will be as well
protected as in the hands 0! the Jew '
York Central. and consent to the.
change was then given. The Rutlimd
also reaches the Great Lakes in a
much more satisfactory‘route tor the
New England tratlic than did the On»
tarlo and Western. it is also stated
that the New ilnven will now take
active steps for the development. or
trafllc over the Rutland system should
it. be taken over.
The plan at the New York Central
of buying in the old iidrlem_ road.
stock. which has commanded a very
high price in the market. is explained
here as due to tlievdeslre oi‘ the New
York Central to avoid by means of
actual ownership future complications
arising from its great expenditures on
the Harlem property. The Harlem is
under lease. and the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad as well
as the New York central u‘sea jointly
to a very large extent the old Harlem
line and terminals inland near New
York city. «1- l
0N PA.
"My son," said 111111151 113 he pointed
to the ivy in front 51 the cottage. “ti-
ways be like the vine—climb. "
The little boy was thoughtful. . l:
“I don’t think I'd want to be like
that vine,” he responded seriously. .
"And why not, Tommy?" ‘ ‘
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H.Krieg’e &
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SOUTH NORWALK
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AVIATION CAPS FOR GIRLS ..
CLOAKS FOR GIRLS .
RAIN COATS AND CAPES FOR IGIRLS. ..
KIMONOS FOR WOMEN
LINGERIE WAISTS, PUT UP IN INDIVIDUAL BOXES
BLACK GLOSE-FIT PETTICOATS.
SILK TAFFETA AND PEAU DE CYGNE PETTICOATS . . .
CHILDREN'S FUR MUFFS AND COLLARS
SWEATERSVFOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
BONNETS FOR CHILDREN ..
SHOES FOB WOMEN. MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS .... . . . . . ..
RUBBBRS FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS ..
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PONYSKINCOATS.. ..... .. ......
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DRESSES FOR LADIES . ................ . ...................
DRESSES r012 MISS AND JUNIOR SIZES ................
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Rockino CHAIRS FOR CHILDREN...
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PARLOR CHAIRS AND ROCKERS '. .. .. '
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590 T0 $1.50
$8.98 1’0 515
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581: Til 52.88
$1.25 Til 2.98
$1.511 188.88
88.88111 $5
$1.58 to $18
$1.25 Til $8 ,
58c T0138
$1.58 Til $5
651: Til 1.58
1.25 Til $8 ‘
$5.98 Til $75
$58 Til $188 1
. $25 Til $45 _ '
$7.98 Til $25
$338“ $18
$18 to $85
$3.98 Til $25
’ $5.98.
$18 105285
$1.50 Til 3.98
_ $1 Til $8
$4.50 Til $8
$1.58 Til $71
innit) $5
$1‘T0 $5
8.98 T0138
3.98-T0 $25
791: Til $5
988 To 3.98
‘ $1.50 ‘
6198 T0 $25
"2.5010 518
850 T0 $15
AXMINSTER AND BRUSSELS RUGS. ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES.
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COUCHES AND DIVANS. BED COUCHES . ..
BRASS AND IRON BEDS, CRIBS, ALL PRICES.
$8. 98 T0 $55 I"
DINING ROOM TABLES AND CHINA CLOSETS, ALL PRICES.
QUAKER AND HOUSEHOLD RANGES, GUARANTEED TO BAKE.
SIDEBOARDS AND BUFFETS, MISSION AND OAK
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