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WANTED
WANTED—4i DRIVERS, ll LAIIOR~
era. Steady work, geod wages. In,
quire Raymond Brothers 010 3t
WANTED-WOMAN TO GO 0111‘
to work at houaeclenning and washing
by the day. Address J. ‘0. 71., Sentinel
ol‘t’tt-e, South Norwalk. oil] 3t
WANTEnwl’AIN'I‘ICRS AND PA-
amrhanget's. A. \l’hitc, til Ely Ave
true 0111 It
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WANTEDv—«(IIRL TO DO llGll'l
housework part of path day Apply
17 South Osborn Ave, East Norwalk.
oil) It
MURPHY
blast avenue. blast. Nortvaik.
oil) 3t
WANTED-~'I‘WO IIOYS.
M lg. 00.,
WANTED —~ LADY (IANVASSER
il'or Norwaik and vicinity. Address
'11, Sentinel office. 010 :It
HELP WANTED MALEwMEN‘S
straw hats. Help wanted on I’orto
Rican huts; experienced pressere and
tillers wanted; steady work; good pay.
Address M S. Mork & (10., 1145 Ogden
Ht... \lewurk, N. J. 08 10 ll!
WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS
of second hand bicycles. 9:1 Lexingtoa
Ave, city. 09 3t
WANTED -- POSITION BY A
young plumber to do plumber‘s work.
(1. II, Sentinel. oil 3i
WANTEDwAT ONCE. SALESLN
lilies. Highest wages in The Norwalks.
Apply Paris Stilt House, South Main
St. 09 it
WAN TED—~ALTERATION HANDS.
good wages to right parties. Apply at
once. Paris. Cloak and Stilt House,
South Main St. 09 ti
WANTED . ~T\\"0 ROOMS, FUR-
mshed or unfurnished. with break
inst, near Center. link out, city.
09 ill
WANTED—~.~\Y01'.\'ll (IIIII. SEEKS
a. position as general houscmaid. Call
or write, it First street, East .\'or-
walk, t‘onn oil Lit
FOUR
1'}.
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WANTED m Taken on"
(nit-c rooms, centrally located.
l’rlcc, rare Nash ICIILIIllét‘l‘lllg t,‘o.,
Water St, South Not-walk.
WANTEDMYOITNG .\i.\.\' AIIOI'T
In” years old, must furnish reference.
Clue“, Peabody and I 0 oil :lt
1()S1”11()N \\II‘I1
at swim: or on tnachitw.
WANTED .
(lit sum: titer.
Address A. care 01‘ Sentinel. oil lit
WANTED -nm \\"Ki\7i:lcli. III:
tween It and Ill yeah- of age. .I. and
.l. I‘anh Ltd. - o.\‘ 31
WANTEba-rilllil. TO ASSIST IN
tailoring ahop, III‘IIYI‘I’. ctr. inquire
Tailor Store, 8‘} North Main SI.
03 :It
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have sltuatlonr. to otter to operators
experiencwl on steam power ma-
chines, steady work. a? ti
WANT ED ,
cattle
'I‘O Ill'l’ ALI. KINDS
lira! market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for {at calves. $3 to $4
fit but: valves to fatten. ll Fried-
mm t‘oun Ave. ’l‘el. 11:11
SOLVENT NOTICE.
lilattltt or \otwulk, 53.. Probate
(Matti September .171, A. 1)., lill'l.
liatate 01' Emily 1". Starker, into at
Norwnlk, in paid lliatript, titu'eaaetlf
The (loan of Probate tor the Illa-
ttit-t ol‘ Norwalit. built limited and al.
lowed nix monitor from the data here-
ul for the t'rrtlltura of mild I'latatc to
exhibit their claims for at-tllutnent,
’l‘houu who arrival to Ill‘t’llt’lll their
acctntuth. properly lllli'fllt‘ll. within
said llhw, will be iIIiIIIII'I‘IIII a recovery.
All puranua lutluhtml to said estate
are ruthatmi to make Immediate pay
nn'til to
I’ltltt‘l‘ .1.
iii
EDWARDS.
tutti oil Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
iamrlrt or Ntll‘n‘nllt. an. Probate
Maul. Ut'llllml' ll. A. 1)., 1912.
italhlu at William MI‘MUIIK‘II. into or
Ntll‘Vl‘IiIIt. In Hilltl I‘llutt'lt‘t, dormant].
‘l‘lw (“earl of i’t‘obate for the Illa
trim or Norwalit. hath limited and al-
luwtul nix llllllllltll from the date hera-
ut tor the m'atlltpru of paid obtain in
Mblltli ilii‘li' claims for huttlumnnl.
‘l'luuw who neglect to present. their
:luwumta, properly attested, within
auto Illtt‘tt, will he debarred a room
err. All puramlll indebted to cold on
lilli’) are recur-and to make immediate
payment to
Till“) Silli‘l‘ll NIIIIWAIJI ‘I‘IlUid'l‘ I‘D.
Administrator.
lim- (,1. hi. iloyl, lt‘uttnltrm‘. all) 1? 2i
NOTICE
a raurua oi the Democratic Elec‘
tors of the Mental Voting District. or
the Town of Norwalk will be held In
Arlen Ilail on Friday evening, October
13th, at 8 o‘clock. {or the purpose at
electing a modulate tor the General
miserably; also to nominate candidates
for justice: of the peace.
out 2. headstone canamsa.‘
TO LET
T0 LET-FIRST FLOOR WI'I‘l-I
Improvements. Inquire oi J. White,
49 Taylor Ave. South Net-walk. 010 at
To LETHSIX ROOMS WI’I‘II IM-
provetnents. lb ,l-lillsltle Place. In.
quire United Grocery Co. 010 ti
T0 LETwh‘IiA'I‘, 6 ROOMS, ALL
Improvements, hardwood floors, steam
heat Apply l‘. H. Fitch, gtocet‘, 118
South Main street. 07 t
TO LET—~I)ENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block. 4 South Main Eh.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. let. Inquire of Frederick Laud
er, Room 11.314 t1“,
T0 LET—APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street Norwalk. Apply 64
South Main St. 05 tt'
TO LET——7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street, $15; .3
rooms, First street, with part 1m
provemenlts, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky. East Norwalk, or United Gro~
cel'y. 828 if
T0 LET~7ROOMS WITH ALL.
improvements. Cove street, $15; 5
rooms. First street, with part Im-
provements, $11. Inquire R. Josclov~
sky, blast Not-walk. or United Gro‘
cery. 526 ti’
T0 LEV-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
'dlan motor cycle.
I egg Incubator;
“ sell for $1.50,
FOR SALE;
roe SALE—«SEVEN n. P.
1N-
Perfect condition,
fully equipped. Price $125. Apply
Harold Iii. Cantrell, Darlen, Ct. oil (it
FOR SALE~~2 FAMILY, HOUSE
East Norwalk, in fair condition, $1,-
850. for quick sale. George Mitchell.
Phone 1114-4. a1 tf
FOR SALEwl’IlJRFEC'I‘ION (120)
18 it. fishing dory
with 4 ‘1-2 h. p. engine; 45-90 Winches-
ter repeating rifle; all bargains. Call
evenings, except Thursday. No. 92
Woodward Ave. 09 lit
PIApIO FOR SALEw—UPRIGI'IT I’l-
ane In flrst-class‘ condition. Il‘ull size.
Mahogany case. Cost $300 new. Will
part cash. Address
“Miller," care Sentinel. 08 3t
FOR SALE~A GOOD FAMILY
horse, butcher outfit and a square pl-
nno. at a reasonable price. Address
H.1tomano, 2 Benton St., South Nor.
walk, Conn. 08 6t
BUSINESS NOTICES.”
INSTRUCTION —— DRAWING AND
practical, surveying, complete course,
at a reasonable price. Lessons by en-
gineer of 10 years experience. H. R.
moonlit V’l‘ashingtou St, South Nor:
walk. 08 (it
e. F. BENEDICT a. co., PAINT-
Lee Kin will move his laundry treat
18 North Main St. to .l‘.’. W. \\ aching-
ton SIL, Oct. 13th and 14th. ()7 6t
TAXI TO HIRE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Special Rates in Danbury Fair. Tour-
lng Car and Taxi.
Tel. 1360 .I. VAAST
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for oath set of old False' l‘eetll
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold, Silver, old Watch-
cs. IIrokcn Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phila. Smelting and Refining
Company,
Established ’0 Yeats.
863 Chestnut St, Phlladclphla,
Pennsylvania
TO DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
“lllllll” K1118 IWII ~
111 NEW BRIIIIN
inseparable Companions Meet
Death Together at Smaller
Street Crossing
'Ni-IW BRITAIN, ()t-t All—Patrick
MannI-y of No. 17 Gilbert street and
Mirluwl Kt-ouuh of No. 33 Ilawlor
street. who have been inseparable com-
paniona for neural youra were killed
ttntclltttt‘ by tho diukuy train which
ruuu t‘romliarttord to New Britain at
the i-lulalley atroot crushing Tuesday
night about 11:20 o’clock. Engineer
the locomotive, aid not see the man In
that- to bring the. train to n atop quick
enough to avoid hitllua thorn. Keoutth'a
body wort thrown about twenty tent and
was: not tliarovcrad for apverat mlnutua
after the train had been stopped and
the body of Mahmcy had bot-n found It.
balm; thought that only one man had
boon killed '
Malunoy wall ltlcntlllod by the name
on a pocket lllblc which won found on
him and Krotlgh by Italian; and re-
twlpla.. llutlt bodice wore badly man-
gled. 111m men were wail known and
were connected with several Catholic
oruaaimtlona, being members of Sir
Mbry'ti Church. Both were buttons on
their boat lnpcla showing membership
to the Holy Name Society. Keotigh
with a mctnher at (Iltartcd Oak Court.
Foresters of America.
\hialouey was about till years old and
leaves three children, Thoma; It. Mar.
garet and John Malone» He worked
for the Corbin Machine ficrew (ltn‘ptu’l
alien. Kecugh wan Magic and about
40 years old. He lived with his sister
Mrs midget (lemma He was {attach
iv a on loan keeper and owns reed estate
in this city.
Money mil saves. gill-«en Advertise
mm in Tits W '
0g twoiamny houge. 6 rooms, and 3. cm and decorators, dealers In wall
room flat; all improvements; good 0011- 1’31)” and mOIII‘IIIIHS- {“5“ guide
dition: one block trom’railroad station. WW“ “I EII’WWW- “3 “MIMI“ 31-
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 tf Phone 33'3- 03 If
CONKEY’S POULTRY BOOK
REMOVAL‘ means dollars to anyone. Free if you
' ‘ ,_ , bring this adv. to Charles E. Dow,
REMOVAL NOTICE~L11ARL1L112 Washington St. 01 tit
.luuwa Callahan, who Wllil In charge of .. ,
A. PITRAS, F‘URRIEII, 15 WEST
Ave, South Norwalk, tut-a remodeled,
repaired and dyed; ladies‘ and gents‘
suits proceed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices. '
NOTICE ~~ PAINTING, PAPER
gauging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex
White. 6.1 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
nates cheerfully given. 322 In:
TURKISH BATHS
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. 111‘.
Wadswortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
1‘9 tt
FOR THE
NASH'S MODERN Got‘lli‘t'bmli
ltiui. and shoot repair shup. All kinds
111M011] made work. Fit and courier"
:narpntccd. 28 West Washington St
PROFESSIONAL.
J. C. COLLINGS, llllt‘TITCIII It AND
tcathot ot' \‘(ltlli «allure [ll‘.ltii(".l
and anatomical. l‘rcpnres pupils I()l
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss (1. .\l. \\'ood\vnrd. teacher of
piano and harmony. \\'mlnt.>sda.\'e and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
St. silt) lln
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland St.
Miss Ethel M. Gibbs
Twelve leillfl with the best teach-
ers In the country and three years at
Inatltute of Musical Art, New York
city.
WILL OPEN A STUDIO
IN nus CITY
It a renewable number at pupil.» can
be secured.
All desiring lnatrnclinn in PIANO
PLAYING, lmginners or advanced,
plottue aeud name to
147 BEECHWOOD AVE...
Bridgeport, Conn.
"no PER HOUR.
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN rou warren TERM.
Grades from primary through high
30.1mm tituuuate helical building
Small clauses. Individual attention.
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Booklet: and Rates on Application.
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Newell'a Dancing Academy
Arlen Hull, Madison 8L. tie. Nomlk.
lloglitnors'. tilatluy for Ladies and
' Gentlemen.
Wodnandny Evening, Oct. 9, at 8 P. M.
A thorough course of Instruction in
the waltz and the latest society
dance». Circulars.
w. endear NEWELL,
26 Liberty St. Bridgeport. Conn.
Bates’ Auto Bus
MTG...—
Dlnbuty Fair via Nerwulk
Daily beginning Wednesday. Oct. it,
leaves Eerie-n Town Hall” at 8 a. tn.
Round 1' rip. me
Including maintaining. it willie natal
named in advance? .
Do not deter Iii violating that new
on. room or; store an Income are
linear. A let! mats "In the Beeline]
MUSEMENTS
.—
Ob, you‘ragtime lovers. on you syn.
counted souls Today there is the
3911th a bill of remarkable note. A
program of unparalled and surpass-
Ing surprises.
At the Palace of Superb Vaudeville
HOYT’S
The Gate to Pleasut‘evllle.
W.-
Broadway'u newest musical comedy
presentation. All new ragtime hits.
all new dances. Il‘resh comedy.
Irving Cooper announces
(10) THE LUNCH ROOM CABARET
GIRLS (10)
Ten scintillent beauties In a bevy of,
brilliant. spectacles. Everything
new. Everything different,
M
Special added Ieature,
cotuedicnne
CATHERINE CRONIN AND 00.
In Ililly's Ilest. Bet. A dashing come-
.dy oI exceptional merit.
Rooney. and I'lent present
JOSIE AND WILLIE BARROWS
in their merry melange, ’l‘he Ilell Boy.
A Dainty Delight
ELIZABETH MAYNE
Captivating, In pretty tunes.
Two Lively Lads
LEXEY AND MELLON
Eccentric Dancing Comedians.
The charming
Next Week! Next Week! Next Week!
Chris 0. llrown's New York vaudeville?
stars, “Two Road Shows," Monday
and Thursday. including Mike Don-
1111, Tom Lewis. .I. K. Emmett and
("0, Ilurrv Van Fossen.
THE NEW
Dreamland
SHOWING TODAY
In the Orange Grove—41 very fine
drama, a story that will please all.
In one. grand reel. Don't miss it.
exciting western picture.
worth going to see.
Caught With the Goods—qt
phttuc that will make you
from start to finish
in ShenandOah Valley- «Another host
urn picture today A story of lite
in the tar west.
this great pitttltt‘
llcsidea too more blg reels today.
Matinee on Saturday at 2: 30 p. m.
romoaaow's PROGRAM.
The Untoralvlng Tailor; A very good
interesting drama in one big reel
Princess Trixie A handsome. colored
pittuuir
The Pirates~ ~A thrilling and exciting
picture about pitntca robbing ships
at sc.1.1)0n'l miss this great pic-
ttno
Behind the Stockade A ucsieln plt‘
turn; tlghtlut, behind the stotkndc;
in one big reel
«picture
comedy
laugh
. OLD
REDMEN’S
HALL
Everybody Ia going. Going where?
To Old Red Men‘s Hall, or course, to
See Six. of the Quecrest and Best
PICTURES
eluding:
For Dove. Life and Riches. an ex-
tremely Interesting tilt picture.
All on Account at the Widow, a
comedy that will make you laugh.
The Animated Weekly. which in full
of Interest, and three others.
will never go anywhere elite. Only one
flight of stairs up. and our plcturea
are the cleanest. that can be seen.
Matinee 2:30 Dally.
Evening 7:30.
Children 50.
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Adults lilo.
REMAIN AERIAL
BERLIN. Oct. Ithwt‘iermuny'u nee
laifitiect suffered a aevere loan today
alrigtble «balloons and oi the hall In
which It was stationed at lielnlckorb
tlerl', a suburb of Berlin. ,
The divisible. which was at the
tempt-laid type with Internal air out
liloimtti to preserve It» flhai’ie, lnveuh
ed by Molar titres: of the Pmsaian Ar»
my, was being filled with hydrogen
who. gas. which is highly tritium
mine, me being 9118896 Into the elk
valebe tram postal cylinders when the
tube caused tire to break '.aut A vio-
lent explosion entitled. completely. do
aiming the marine and blowing
the bull to optimum.
want committal tie it.
him» at the grow, tron tainted.
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“1.1.00" EXPLODES ‘
can by uoltiisrs or the tiring corps. _ ‘
utensil at the sat also a. the filling »
Alter the dust has been thoroughly;
removed from ever y pint of the pie-cc motions are carefully
to be renov,ated the cleansing agent: nuuble JWIII leek exquisitely pure.
may be applied. A vnticiy of mixtures the drill attempt Is not successful give; huugwlves to lay in a stock when the
are recommended for this purpose, but a second coating ot the cleanser and price In attractIVe
out; of the most satisfactory ones ts finish as below. Unless the marble has
made from common household commo- been very badly soiled however, the
dlties says the Modern Priscilla. Take' first treatment will prove all that is re
equal parts of soda and finely powder-z quired.
To Sloan * Marble. I I
ed chalk and as much pumice stone as
you have of the other hwo combined.
Mix the 'pumice stone and. chalk wellj
together and silt them through a vow“
flue sieve.
tie boiling water and lot It get r,oltlI
consistency of thick cream. I
Rub this mixture thoroughly all over
the marble, working It into every place
possible and let it remain a short time
but not long
wash it off with a small clean sponge
and a little slightly warm mild soap]
suds.
Dissolvre the soda “in a lit
enough to become dry
Dry with a piece of soft old 1111-“
of soft, perfectly clean channels. This‘ 01101>D1fl8~b0W1.
will produce a line polish. If these di-l several sizes.
In selecting é refrigerator consider
those with rounded corners.
crater of this style not only saves the;
then add it to the chalk and pumice space but the flat top serves in Itseli’
stone and mix them Into a paste of the an an extxra shelf.
The funny jelly glass with corruga-
ted or tinted sides makes a prettier
mold on the table than the ordinary
tumbler.
lent. for individual molds for desserts
of any kind.
A cutting board with a slightly de-
pressed center.answers the purpose of
on and then rub gently with a piece a bread and meat board as well as a
They are to be hadj‘iit
followed the halo blown thin glass tumblers title
If always In good taste; It is well “I!
In getting clothes for the boy, It. in
wine to select suits with extra pair 08
trousets. as a rule a coat will out. went
two pairs of knickers. ~—Newark Nomi.
Cake Filling. ,
A cupful of cocoanut beaten Into
pint of cream that has been whipped"
Ilight and dry and flavored with willy
tie extract of bitter almond makeg‘ ,
delicious filling for layer-’cakes 01' may
be served in a cake that has had the
inside part taken out and the outside
left for a shell.
Home Helps.
A refr-Ig
These glasses too, the excel- .
-Torturlug eczema spreads its
burning area every day. Dean's Ointp. ,
meat quickly stops its spreading, In»
stantly relieves the Itching, cares I!
permanently. At any drug store.
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