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_ WANTED
WANTED-51) CORDS Oi" WOOD
ithynlond Bros. 011 3t
WANTED-3' 011 1.110111) 111.15 1.,
l.l‘ltllililt:i. Apply Fairbanks 00.,372 Ab;
tunic St. Stamford, Conn. 011 "t
WANTED ——~~ BY lCXl'dflltllCNt‘ldll
nnln, position as salesman ill clothing
v-turu. tliox >10. Sentinel. 0111 it
WANTED-CI~1AMBERMA1D, NlEA’l'.l
Muhuckcmo lioicl. oil 31
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‘lNANTED-li()Y ABOUT ‘11; TO
do chores and be general useful around
place for the winter. Call or address
‘Slnlth and (30., Oomstock 11111, Nor-
wnlk. Tel. 1117. 0113t
‘WA'NTE‘D—it‘dlitNl8111911.), NOV. 1,
to 'May 1, small bout-3e, fireplace, acconi-
lnt‘ldutions for one horse on prom-
ises or nearby, desirable location.
(l-tultleinan and wife, only, no children,
carcinlyi‘t. M. Tenny, 4 Cortland Pl. Tel.
2511-2. 011 31
‘WANTED~u‘ DRIVERS, 6 LABOR-
erh. Steady work, good wages. in—
quire Raymond Brothers. «010,31.
‘WANTED~~~~WOMAN TOGO ()U'l‘
to work at housecieaning and washing
by the tiny. Address J. Li. Z..‘ Sentinel
ol‘t’ice, South Norwaik. 010 31
‘WANTED~—’l‘WO BOYS. MURPHY
Mtg. (10., Host uvenu-e. blast Norwnlk.
' 010 31
WANTED - LADY (‘ANVASSER
ti'or Not'u‘niit and vicinity. Address
5)., Sentinel office. 010 (it
VVANTEo:"r6_ Eur/11.1. Info-s
of second hand bicycles. 93 Lexington
Ave, city. 09 tit.
WANTED —— POSITION BY A
young plumber to do plutnber’s work.
(.1, il., Sentinel. 09 3t
1WANTED~~~AT ONCE. SALESLA-
tiles. Highest wages in The Norwulks.
Apply Paris Suit House, South Main
St. 09 tt’
WANTED-ALTERATION HANDS,
good wages to right parties Apply at
Intro. Paris (ilotik and Suit i-louse,
South Main St. 09 tf
WANTED ~T\'l'O ROOMS, li‘UR-
nialicti or unfurnished. with break
that, near center. 110x 1183, city.
09 :1
WANTEDwA YOUNG Gilli. SEEKS
a position as general honscmaid. (‘ali
or write, 2:1 lt‘irst street, East Nor-
'WJIll, (Winn. 09 iii
WANTED -»— 'i‘liititli'] 0R It‘Oiilt
:llictc rooms. centrally located. 111‘,
Price, ('Hl‘ti Nash Engineering t‘o.. :ltt
Witter St, South Norwalk. oil :it
WANTED—JOHNS MAN ABOUT
:18 yours old, must furnish rci‘crcncc.
Citlcti, Peabody and to oil 211
tDLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to alter to operators
experienced on steam power mn-
chhlds, steady work. 57 tf
WANTi-Lnu’l‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle llcst market prices paid. Ex—
tra prices for [at calves. $3 to 8-1
for bob valves to fatten. 1-1. Fried-
mm. t'nun Ave. Tel. 1151.
V F'os"“§£is‘”"
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510R SALE—«A iiAlttlAiN. Viti.
i-n' ’l‘uihing Machine, good as now, 1.14
records, outfit cost $1.31; soil for loss
than half. t‘uil evenings, 21.3 East
A1112, Norwniit oil 31
FIOR SALE-~MO’l‘iliClt AND ’l‘WO
alrtrdulo terriers, well lll'tltl. For .‘ililti
clitulp. inquire Law Woo Kennels, illn-
tl'lt‘ill. oil :11
you SALEmSEVbIN ii. 1‘. 1N»
titan lnotor cycle. I'Ol'l'iit‘f. condition,
fully equipped. I’rlro $123. Apply
tliutolll E. Cantrell, lnlrlon, 01. Oil tit
111011 BALE AAAAA 2 It‘AhilllY 111111813.
Euttl Norwnlit, ill fair condition, :1,»
8:111. for quick attic. George Mitchell.
i’intnlu tilt-1. at if
non SALE‘“I’IQIIIFI‘ICTION (1201
«not incubator; iii 1‘1. fishing tlory
with .5 Hi II. p. engine: 45411) \Vllll‘lit‘tt-
tor repealing rifle; nil bargains. Cull
nvuniupa, except Thursday. No. 112
d‘t’omiwurtl Ave. 011 lit
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F‘OR SALE-«nit 1.10111) FAMILY
Iltli‘iil}, butcher outfit and a square pl-
uuul. at u rcutlonabiu prit-u. Address
.11. .itolnuno, 2 llouion 81., South Nob
with) ('tmll. 08 tit
TAXI To HIRE
FOR ALL OCCABIONB.
DAY OR Niel-1T.
Spaniel Rate-via Danbury Fair. ”four-
inu’ Car and Taxi.
111.1350 . l. VAAST
. .. Wu...“
Elites; Adidfius
1 unitary Fair via Norwaik
11 11? beginning Wednesday. Oct. 9,
leaves tlnrien Town Hall at 8 a. m.
. Round 7:11» $1.50,
aim tiling admission. If possible send
out as in advance. .
“.3. i
0« improvements.
» TO LET ,
T0 LET~~SlX~itOOM HOUSE, li‘Alll.
ticid ave, from Oct. 113. part improVu~
lncnts, inquire 11 Elizabeth st. 011 31
, .1... dual ..
T0 LET—~lt‘iRST 191,.OOit‘Wi’1‘li
inquiry of .1. White.
49 Taylor Ave., South Norwalk. 0'10 lit
TO LET—«SIX ROOMS Wl'l‘li lili-
,provemcnts. 111 Hillside Place. in-
qulrc United Grocery ()0. oil) 11’
T0 LET--—F'LA’|‘, ti ROOMS, ALL
improvements, hardwood floors, steam
heat. Apply 11‘. 1-1. it‘itch, grocer, 118
South Main street. ()7 ti
T0 ,LET—~l)ENTlS'l‘ OFFICE l.\'
Lauder block, 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. 514 if
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TO LET—«APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Apply 64
South Main St. 013 'ti'
TO LET;—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street, $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part lm~
provelnenlts, $11. inquire R. Joselov~
sky, East Norwaik, or United Gro~
cery. 828 ti
T0 LET——7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky, anst Norwalk, or United Gro-
cery. 828 ti
TO LEV—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flint; all improvements; ood con-
dition; one block from rallroa’ station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 ti
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BUSINESS NOTICES
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR, Mll.Ll.\'Eli,
18 Madison 81., latest full styles,
trimmed and untrilnmcd. 011 tit.
lNSTRUCTlONwlfltAWING AND
practical surveying, complete course,
at a reasonable price. Lessons by en-
gineer 01‘ 10 years experience. 11. it.
Minor, ii? \i’ushington 31., South Nor-
walk. 08 (it
G. F. BENEDlCT a (30., PAINT-
crs and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. llinh grade
work a spot-tally. 113 Franklin St.
i'bouv 22-2. on L1"
A. PITRAS, h‘iillltllCR, 15 WEST
Ave, South Noru'alk, furs remodeled,
repaired and dyed; iutilt‘s' and gontn'
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices.
NO't‘lCE --— PAINTING. PAPER-
mnglng, Decorating, by practical mun.
save mulleyrby buying your wall pal
:er and psintcrs’ supplies of Alex.
White, til L2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti~
nntcs cheerfully given. 22 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
rcaunont of gout, rheumatism, ctr.
\rrangcmcnts by appointment. llr.
diadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
i9 11
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
‘00-. and shoot repair slit/p. All kinds
ustom made work. Fit and comfort
zuuruntccd. 38 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaklng
Cutting Taught. 20 Havitand 81:.
Miss Ethel M. cabs
Twelve years witll‘ the best. tench.
era in the country and three years at
lnstl-tuto 01’ Musical Art, New York
city.
WILL OPEN A STUDIO
m THIB crrv
if a ruusonablc number of pupils can
be soctmxl.
All desiring instruction in PIANO
PLAYING, beginners or advanced,
please send name to
141 BEECHWOOD AVE,
Bridgeport, Conn.
$1.00 PER HOUR.
. new: ”a.” ammo-w. .
HILLSIISF
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN son warren TERM.
(trades from primary through high
school. Scltlll’tlto scilcol building.
Small clauses. individual situation.
Booklet. and Hang on Application.
Newcll’s [tracing Academy ,
Arum Hail, Madison 81., an. Norwalk.
Beginners“ Clubs ttor Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Wadnuday Evening, Oct. it, at a 1*. M.
A thorough course of instruction in
the waits and the latest society
tinnitus. Olrtiuiurs.‘
w. GILBERT NBWELL,
25 Liberty 81. Bridgeport, Conn.
. .1
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
FuneralDitccior-ltmbaimer
:19 No. Math In. in. Namath
maiden“, 11 Wilmington ht.
. Tiilpll‘orll? at pillow-11M
Television It MUM.»
PROFESSIONAL.
J. ,C. COLLINGS, LEOTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture. practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss t}. M. Woodward. teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
St. no 1111
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL NOTICE—(lilAi‘iiilE
Loo Kin will move his laundry from
iii North Main St. to 32 W. Washing-
ton St, Oct. 13th and Huh. 0? tit
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11111 tutltts
To the Sheriff of the County of Hart-
ford ills Deputy, or either Constable 01'
the Town of Hartford within said
Cotlnty,—~GREE’1‘ING:
By Authority of the State of Connec-
ticut, You are nearby commanded to
attach to the valueoi’ Six Hundred
Dollars, the goods or estate of Peter
H. Miller, formerly of the town of Nor-
wuik in the County of Fairlleld, in said
State, and now-of parts unknown, and
him summ‘onflo appear before the
Court of Common Pleas to be held in
and for the said County of Fairfleld on
the first Tuesday of December, A. 1).,
1911 then and there to answer unto
Charles G. liohannun, of sold Norwuik.
in a. civil action ‘whereiu the Plaintiff
complains and says:—
First Count:
1. ()n'nnd before November 4th, 1911,
the plaintllf lent $337.00 to the defend-
ant;
:2. And paid, laid out and expended
said sum for defendant;
3. Anti sold and delivered goods, war-
es and merchandise of the price and
value of said sum to the defendant:
«1. Anti bargained and sold goods.
wares and merchandise of the price of
said sum to the defendant;
5. And performed work and rendered
professional services. of the price and
value of said sum for the defendant;
11. Anti furnished materials ofrthe
price and value, of said sum to the (IG-
fcndant; ,
7. And. furnished board and lodging.
washing, fuel and other articles of the
price and value of said sum to the dc-
fondant;
it. And furnished horses. harness, car-
rluucs. vehicles and other property of
tho plilintltt’ to the defendant for his
title for said. sum;
:1. And on said day, the defendant had
and received suid sum. to and for illi.‘
use of the plaintiff:
10. And used and (lCt‘liiilt'tl certain
lands. tenements llliil apartnwnts of
tint pinintiJY by his permission:
11. And said sum was found to be
due to the plaintiff from the defendant
on an ii('t,‘tllllil lllt'il nlni tin-re sluiotl
between tht‘inl;
1:3. Yot tilollnb said sums are justly
due to the plaintiff froln the defendant
the defendant has never paid the
sumo.
The Plaintiff olulms $5110.00 dunno:-
cs.
' And you are hereby t’urtllt-r ('(llli-
mnutied to leave a Ii‘lit.‘ and unusual
copy 01 this writ, and of tho accom-
panying conlplnlnh at least l\\'l'l\'(‘ days
before the Houston of the (‘ourt to
which it is made returnable, with The
Connecticut (lonerni Lift.- insurance
Company. a legal corlmrution organized
and existing under the corporate lawn.
of this State, and located and having
an office and principle plut‘col‘buslncss
111 said Town of Hartford, the Agent.
Trustee and debtor of said defendant.
and has concealed in its hands. the
goods. offer-ls and estate of said defun-
dunt. and is indebted to him. Anti you
uro further commanded to summon
said Gurnishcu to upptutr before said
Court at the time and place first. man-
tionod, then and thorn to disclose on
with whether It has concealed in its
hands, the mods, allow or estate of
said defendant. or is indebted to him.
i hereby certify that i huvc petunia!
lmowlctlaa of the financial responsibil-
11y of the Plaintiff. and doom it. outli-
clcnt to pay costs.
or this writ, with your donuts there
on, make due service and return.
Dated at. Norwulk thin liih day of
Nuvctuber A. 1)., 11111.
WM. 11". TAM'MAN Y,
Commissioner of the Superior Court
for it‘airilcld County.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
No, (1518. “
i‘bnrlcs ti. liohauuun vs. rotor 11.
Miller.
slate of (iotilwrilcut. t‘alrliultl Coun-
ty, Court of Common Pious. as. liritlgtr
port, Octobor 4th. A. D. 1912.
Upon complaint of the said Charles
(‘1. iiobannun praying for reasons there:
in set forth, five hundred dollars dam.
ages now pending before this Court.
first 'l‘uustiuy or November. 11111.
11. appearing to and balm; found by
this Court that Peter 11. Miller thuuuid
defendant is absent from this state
and gone. to parts unknown.
Therefore Ordoroti. ’I‘hat notice of
the ponllohcy of said complaint be xlvA
on by publishing a copy of the com-
plaint and 111111 order in the south Nora
walk Evening Sentinel a newspaper
printed in "ttcrwnlk, Connecticut on or
bgfgre the fun day of October, AND.
1 . .
By order of the Court. ,
SIDNEY N. wGKWOOD.
tiller-l: 011.116 court of Computing, for
’rlt‘nlrilcld doubly.
Mrs. B. irfandre‘ws entertained nine
tables of auction bridge mine doors
try club yesterday. The Mair was
antic planning an ailotllai event.
having boon ruturned thereto on the .
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“Pull out. one gray hair and a dozen
will takevlts place." is an old saying.
which is, to a great extent urue, 11’ no
steps are taken t6 stop the cause.
When gray hairs appear it is a sign
that Nature needh‘assistunco. it is NB:
turn’s call for help. Gray hair, dull,
lifeless hair, or hair that is falling out,
is not necessarily it sign of advancing,"
age, for them are thousands of elderly
people with pcriect heads of hair With—
out a single streak of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable haird‘estoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special~
lets say that one of the best prepara-
tions to use is the old-fashioned “sage
tea" which our grandparents used. The
best preparation of this lilud is Wy-
cth's Sage and Sumhur Hair Remedy.
a preparation of domestic sage and
sulphur. scientifically compounded
with later discovered hair tonica and
stimulants, the whole mixture being
carefully balanced and tested by ex-
ports.
Wyctlh‘s Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm~
less. it refreshes dry. parched hair,
removes dandruff and gradually re.
stores faded or gray hair to its natural
color.
Don’t delay another mlnIlte. Start
using Wycth‘s Sage and Sulphur at
once and see what a .. flerence a few
days' treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended .and sold by all drug-
glsts.
ell Corporation.
11.1., N. H. & Hliiiiiiiiii 11. ii.
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to Effect Juno 1, 1912. l
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WE Wild. MAIL YOU 01
for such not of old Pulse Tooth
sent an. Highest prices paid
for old Gold, Silver, old, Watch '
as. broken Jewelry lt'ntl Precious
Stones.
Money 80M by Return Mail.
Pbiiu. smelting and twining
Com any.
Establlhhe 110 Years.
8118 011"!qu Cb. phitsdolpttin.
. Fonnuylvunin.
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We will buy your Gold tritium.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
. Highest principals. '
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ms. .1»... “humour.“
Special Agent. Stillson & Pow~ \
P. M.—-]2:53x, 1:03, 1:37‘ [Phils E ‘-
Hlifoner «it anthtil advertise '
Mrs. Fra‘nh' Weston, is visiting in
Bridge rt. ~
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. D. R. Lambert.
Miss Hattie Olmstead and her niece
Miss Gertrude Oltnstead. have moved.
Miss Mary E, James is visiting her
slut
wui
Miss Mary ‘Scbllcl‘ltlngmus
entertaining Miss Freda Schiicilting'
of Barton.
Miss Mabel Marley, of New Yarn, f
been a recent guest or Miss Bus-i _" . '
.519 Rector.
has
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.lld'use enjoyed a trip to the Danhury' .
Fair on Thursday. ' . 1
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or, Mrs. Chit/Hos Brown, in Nor-
k.
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been
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harles Eultlaud and Robert More—
to stand up month after month under rock and shell
and oil abuse. ,. t . .
. lion! wear. Nearly 60 yaaru‘ of boot-ma
ricncc back of every pulr. Made in all loan is.
BOSTON autism anon co. - Boston. Ma...
* “aosronvhus WARRIOR!’ :
. t l ' l t .
mz‘fiw that fi:h::m’gl:mmum it. ‘
Made of the strongest: duck and ill
the best quality wool net. ' .
point. at.
Every tisiierlbnnknowa how tau-on: situation-IN .
"Hub Warrior." are made extr- than! for «it.
in expo»
Get yourpair at your deak‘r‘a.
MMWHUBMMOM g-
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no half the room of R. W. Keel-L
er's store is being shingled. Oscar bl”? Fair week.
Eukiund has the contract.
it is rumored that the Hartley
G. Thomson,
Clarence Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs;
' ' . . - . . . Stanton Coley, Miss Sally .Adeiaido'
Professor J. C. Moms, of New ”“1097 i'mlnerly owned by D B 0g 'and others went to the Dunbury Fair
York, has been the guest of Charles den, has been sold to New YOrk par4| .
.1. Ogden, over the weekend. “(is-
"1‘
Charles Gaogory‘s place, Thursday
bone was an auto collision near
The Library Whist mot Tuesday af-leight women voted. .
ternooo with Mrs. B. N. McQueen. l were thrown out owing to some irreg-
1on Wednesday in the farmer’s auto.
l At the recent. town election twenty-
Three ballot:
morning, in, which one woman was Four tables were in. play, guests be-«yularltzp in marking. Thirty-five reg-
serl
ousiy hurt. This accident was the tug present.
result of the racing incidental to Dan-
The
lneetiistiered, but for some reason all did
Tuesday, October 29th, with Mrs. anot show up at the polls.
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THE BAILEY AUTOMATIC RAZOR OTROPPER WILL POGITIVELV SHARPEN AND KEEP BHARP
ANY RAZOR 1N THE WORLD THAT DOEB NOT REQUIRE GRINDING.
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The linlioy Automatic Razor Btropper has created the biggest sensation in the shaving world, known
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