ilai s'l intmout will sort
Blind. modulus and thins Piles. It ob
scroll the tumors. align itching 11' one.
sets as 3. “notice. yer instant roller.
Willie 11' Indlen Pile Ointmon is pre~
pared or Files and itching or th private
parts Druggiot to. will lilio 1111111110..
ultimo are. 110.. From. clout-mi. Didi
For. sale by the Clldord Pharmacy.
1 1 ~ _ ; Professional Cards, and.
« . , . .' 1 ,1 1' ' Miscellaneous :: z: :: ::1::
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this age, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 2512-—
Three Times. 50c—- Each Addition Word. 1 Cent per Insertion. In Black-
toce or Cop‘s. Double Price 1
- FOR SALE
FOR BALEmPONY WAGON AND
MOTHER OF TEN l8 PRAISE!) BY ‘
JUDGE. .
Words oi'conlme-n-datlon from the
bench were spoken to the mother of
a family of ten children in the su-
perior court in Hartford, this week
when Judge Ralph Wheeler saidtn
WANTED
WANTED—cysts IN 01111 FINISH-
TO LET Keep 1‘ Flowers. “but do not‘tet boil. Take from the fire, legetable masher in a stone crook.
ghoul until SIOSBY. and pour Over the sprinle with sugar commandos
T LET-r . F‘ . . . ant. . One or the safest and best ways to .
int; room; also assistant watchms on harness. First class (rendition. Will 9,3,3, rooms Hgfis'amfmfi‘efi? Jnei'll‘y Mailmgiafitq‘ou h‘t” lidelrose. send a tow choice flowers to a dis cooked plant. m a “[001 dry’piinc‘e ’01:: [if no ”1‘. 5:9
Swiss machines. Peppard Emby. sell cheap Inquire 241') East Ave. papered and painted First class or ' r. g 0 be proad or 11 i t t (1! ”FM awcoo pan ry s n 2’ I “.811 .
Works. 1 026 it , 025 st der. inquire J H Knapp 82 West St you. Were you born in this court. :flncetishto lout 3 ts 11 iii: 1; 101315 an Salinity Fritters. it. When ready to use tsketorr
" ’ ° 26 if try?" . ' user t e tower stems, a “g ”rel ' ook as above until done‘ mush soil P" °"° hum“? “WWW" °f 1‘”
cuni"Eghrl'eaglyn‘lgc1'galglgbiggm‘gmlwgll‘; 1:231:33 723131ng nHfitfiFOUI'F L311- wp, '1‘ VP] E DA- “FY05", replied Mrs. Grant. who .tes that they are firmly “11A“ ”will”: soft3 with batter pepperandsait,sha11s sprinkling the 3131108171349 by thee
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an“ employed representing “3 m spare W913i Main St. 90““) Norwalk 00.0“ 111131?le room 110811se.%lectiluc, water, “flea that the ages of he, children. potato will keep most row “1 as into small fish cakes roll in 110111, or with ““3“” “dd “3 the Jelly “I”
11 time. We are largest oldest and
shongest company. selling. Sickness,
Accident and Death Insurance.11nonth-
11y payment plan. Big commissions
1 with opportunity for advancement to
ealaxled positions. Schuyler, 1133
Broadway. N. Y. . '026 30111
WANTED-wk FIRST crises can.
101 general housework; family of two
=71 West St. Mrs. F. A. Smith.
for two weeks in a moderate tempers
" 026 iii .
ture. says the Minneapolis Tribune,
‘ FOR‘ SALE-"OR eon“ RENT AT 49
West-ave. 9 room house. all modern
improvements. E. J.’ O'Connell. 026 (it
FOR SAL'EwGREATLY BELOW
market price, 3 to 4 chrloads oi lum-
her, consisting of spruce timber, ii
and 8 inch N. C. sheathing, cypress,
hemlock and two grades of flooring;
and milk enough to proper-3101'
pie filling in the usual way. This}
es excellent pumpkin pics.
a
telephone, barn, chicks run. garden “W 23' 21' 20' 19' 16' 15’ 13‘ 11' 8 3““
Apply Stephen R Hoyt prion. Conn. 13 years. Mrs. Grant is administrntrlx
Telephone OOIIIIECUOM- . 033 4t of the estate of her mother, Mrs .
T0 hETWFROM NOV IST AN Helen J. GOWdy. Who died December
apartment or tile rooms. Inquire of 12. 1910. used 76 years, and ls‘nqml
.A. Seymour, No 62 West Ave. pally the defendant in a friendly ac—
. 026 iii tien brought to the court by her lius- half-inch, thick, either crosswise, or, . ‘. and mash as in the iahlcT‘Tako
-110 LET—«ROOMS FURNISHED band, George M. Grant to get a ju- lengthwise; but crosswise is preterit-l1 After peeling and seeding the lillmlr cquul'OHheSilMSh.113”311ml“? ‘
11nd unfurnished. inquire evenings and distal decree regarding the rights 0,. ble.. Throw at once into water made kln (notsQuosh) put in oneJnch cub- water. bUtiEI‘filZc 01' walnut, on 3‘51.
dip in beaten egg audtroli in common:
'10 bread crumbs. and fry in a 11111 c
butter browning the sides as they are
turned
—-~-—
Squash Biscdt. -.
Any good yellow squash -wil do,
Oyster Plant (Sanity)
Wash. scrape, and cut into-slices, a; Pumpkin Jelly.
also second hand lumber L Gamble. Saturday afternoons 10.1 West St ll ht ith litti vi t ' k v 1' low lit with as ill spoonful of «near 011w teasi‘iccni’
.. . , , their children in re ert left b '8 8' ”10‘": w a e negnr, o esand coo 0 e a s e1 ' ' ' Q 1 ”
lewrfi'oémo lPEOtPthi‘ii/l‘g 111; 69 Senvlew Ave 03° (’t . ~ 020 "t Mrs. (.owdy and (11,51,029: 0f 3;”, her iilkeep from disloloration. _Boil in salt tie water as poss1ble to begin with 1111- edit this altogethewvhiie not
.. - , mags sue a e ‘prui - ' ‘ "‘
wood Union Chapel Friday and Sat FOR SALE—A SQUARE HARD To LET—4‘0 FAMILY OF ADULTS a will. Previous history 0‘ the case ed water until soft, then drain oil the tllsoitaud dry. Mash line, season with cool, add on half cull 0? mil
man piano at a reasOneble price Al)
ply Miss Eva M. Benedict, 68 Spring
St., South Norwalk. 024 iii
FOR SALE—FIREPROOF SAFE,
three feet high 2.3 inches deep end 25
inches wide. Address Box 683 South
Norwalk. .025 31
urday afternoon and evening. “024 at
WANTED—4100B FRESH cow.
Inquire 11 Oiljen‘ street. 022 61
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
jlieve situations to ottei to operators
water and pour over the vegetable a
white sauce made as follows: Put twt
tnblespoonfulsof butter into'a sauce-
pan, stir until melted, then stir in at
once two tablespoontnis of flour, with
a little salt; whgn perfectly smooth,
hall cake compressed ye east dissolve
in a little water,an-1 flour to make
soft firm dough that can be handle"
Set in a warm place to rise.- W
light, form into biscuit, let riSe 33111,
bake l a quick oven, and Walsh the
second floor, 5 rooms. all improve-
ments. Rent 313. Apply on premises,
451 Summit avenue, or Patrick Mockler
Norwalk Iron Works. 025 :it
sugar, :1 little salt and spice. as you
would 101-, pic; spread this mixture on
large plates and keep in a warm place
near a range, or in the hot sunshine
until the extra moisture leaves it. then
turn out on the bread heartland knead
is learned from the complaint.
-flwa».~-. *1...—
The woman who can teach can find
.private pupils~assuredly “ through a.
modest campaign ot.Sentinel Want 11d-
vertlslng. 1
"ro LET—rive ROOM FLAT,
rent reasonable Inquire F Hopp, :13
left my bed and board without any Apply Wilfred Smith. West Norwalk.
:fii'gée'fieeiayfiofifeam power ff; ~-— , vae Ave“ East N01 walk 0“ 3‘ w”... i-pour into a cuplul of hot milk,'stlrring with the hands, like dough, which wilt tops over with a. little sugar moistene
. ——_: . W-.. FOR SALE—MITCHELL FORE' T0 LET-FURVISHFD ROOM " F" {all the timecunili smooth and creamy. work cut the a‘r spaces. Packwith a with hot water.»«,Commoner.
door live passenger touring car. .A 1‘- ' ’1 . ' ‘ ‘ .' ' ' A
MISCELLANEOUS' Bought new October 1911. Equipment misgmygiffié'ioimme 131111113.
NOTICEw-MY WIFE HAVING complete. Satisfactory demonstration. , ‘ . . ‘U ' '1" I MUSEMENTS
W
T0 LET-FIRST FLOOR, FIVE '
just cause, I refuse to pay any bills Conn. TEL Con. °24 '3‘ rooms and bath. No. 23 Gregory 5'. ..
contracted by her. Stephen F. . FOR SALEw-F‘ARM IN RlDGE- Boulevard, East Norwallt. Good rent ' ‘9
Heath. 024 iii fieldI Conn, 10 room house in good for desirable party. I". W. Maggi” .6
condition, barn and new born. Price ' , V
WINDOW SHADES“READY MADE reasonable. Would exchange for local , “”5 week the banner bill Anothe S!
and made to order. Opaque, Holland, improved property. For further ”a“ To LET.» SIX. BEAUTIFUL astounding array of attractions at ‘1‘
Duplex Cloths. Estimates furnish-ed tlculars address Farm, cure Stutl- rooms. all modern improvements, cor- .. ..
tree. No order too large or none too us]. .1211 'it 1191‘ Woodwordand Rivers avenues. In- ’ H '
srmafn to have prompt attention. Henry iiulre 11. A. Hegelein. plumbing and 1. FOR
. . rowitt, 45 Main 1St., Norwnlk. ’ "“""“"“"' leating contractor, or 4 Woodward
021 lit PBOFESSEQEAL' Ave. 024 st 43.9
McCALL LANHAM, BARI’l‘ONE, "7‘5” [E’ff‘c‘a‘isfi'fipj‘fismaajwj The Theatre of Advance Variety. 1!
BUSINESS NOTICES pupil of the great Sbriglin, Paris, fortable house in good condition. Trol -.-....... i "I
F "‘ head of the voice department Ame!“ le lin ,W1 1 k. ' o M n 11 New York Vaudeville Roa'd She e ‘1'
c. F. BENEDICT a. co., PAINT- can Institute of Applied Music, New Nimnfkl “"1”” °° r3? "fillet; Number 4 w '1]
grapeand {(iiecnoratsjfis' dealefg? hm wfi“ York city. 09801198 ill SOlltll NOI'WHIR _. ..._L. -....._e......_ -M... .. ., )vely an a feature, Even act a star ' I. 3’
a 1' an 10“ ngs g 518.9 Thursday afternoons. For terms and To [-57.4 R00 WITH Al L i 1 n
work a specialty 16 Franklin St appointments. address Studio. 3» West lmpmvemcuts emits street, $1) Positiicly the season‘s most talked "J . ‘ . .1
~ ’Phone 22-2. 08 tf Ave. 019 26 112 9 eight room, ”0 North “a“; about play. initial vaudeyiile tour . 1 . I]
g . 9 ' l . ‘ ’ “
stre t. 1 h" ir. R. J .' 1 , 11v, ,3 ol the stars of Robin Hood, .1 -- Ab l t l I d bl t E )7 h! b h u
TURKISH BATHS son THE J. c.cor.1_mcs,1.noruunu AND Nora.” m3“,,§,,edmf’;c°ef;.s‘ 81,113,... EMERW CAMPBELL AND SO ll 6 ll 1“ 91188 8 0 Ver all, e e a ..
argument at! sgutrrheulmtatisxa. ego. teacher oi vocal culture, practical __.___’~-__.__'.._H.-.-,_;. . . MR. AUBREY YATES, 3' ' . 2.!
, “811881116115 Y 81111011 1119111 1'. and anatomical. Prepares pupils for T0 LET—FROM NOV. 1, 1912, 31111111111 mg John StokegSensational " 3 A 1d F u ‘ 1’ ll
.Wadsworihs Sanitarium. Tel. 210. concerts, church positions and'teach- house 7 rooms, rout $16.01) inquire drum: . ,. ‘ oung I'aver or an 9 0w
. f9 '3’ ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher or at Tfie South Norwalk Trust (70. 1 9 ~ - - .
_ piano and harmony, Wednesdays and 011; u: 6‘ )i . .i 1 ' It
NASHS MODERN GOODYEAR Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main ._. w?“
”Out and 811001 remitshw- A“ kind8 St. 130 1111 To LET-33 AND 4 noon Amer it p... . .
wig-(1)13 mgFe-33%§F' tF‘g 911:“! 00111108“? ’_ — --. ~ _ _..-..~.,-,._,,_... moms, newly decorated, centrally lo- ' (391 “NW! 10 Wine ‘6 - «1,... ._ g
8‘1 ea . es . as ngton . "outed. inquire of Frederick Lilllllel, mm“ dramatic hit in the hm“... of \I , I
[EGAL “UNCESW 4 booth M11111 8‘" Room 9' 01'} U ‘ \‘nutictilio.113r.~"i1;y iuoihei. frzithcl '3! “x > 1 ~ 9'
”7.”: .. . . , brother and sister should see this 1 U iiiiu|iill"‘]1’1~- N“ ’W ' ,.«._
1 . TO LET—~l)li..\'llbi‘ owns 1.\ great .10, 1 1;“ _,’ ”will.11111111919). .
' Lauder block. 4 South Main SI. ' ‘ '
, ORDER OF NOTICE. . . . 1 . 5 '" ' " '
Wanted .. his.33.?“233ml“"‘ii‘é‘iiiiiiéfir.ilffiSW“ m... 1' — 1
' ‘ . 00"” 0mm“ 3‘ 5111912.“ Nov lst Ill-nll‘ll‘e.“ Frederick loud The prettiest ghis in stugeland. " ’
Estate of Sé‘tli ii Remington. late or £100“; 9‘ ' ‘ " 5‘“ ti ETHEL WHITESE'DE AN“ HER 51 , -—-——.-......._
OPERATORS of Serum”: in said district. deceased. fi’,.__._-.,..---._,-W__ .-.. “m ,_ to cut ”Oil-£125? [Zist-t a 1 “ 1
Whereas, written application has 1 _ .1 9 '1 59 8 1e " it
been made to this Court by the ndmiu- ofT‘a,(,lffE;mH’fizgslg (gnome; 3,313 91100“ 111 yaudenlie. i; ‘
islrator 011 “id “We praying. for room fist; all improuements; good «on. “W"- 5‘ "
reasons therein set fortituior un orderI dition one block h om rpill'ood station. Musical Comedians. i . .
SHIR'I? N‘VORK authorizing. and empoueiiug it to sel. Joseph R. Taylor. 813 11 THE 3 RANKINS. [‘ 2 ‘
:iertluln] "if” 99:13“; of suit: estulti,iil)a1‘~ -1-- ,. —— s - .»-—--»- (‘omoiiians 11nd instrumentalists of IF “”51 *L “MAT!“ 5anOFFER DOES N01 ACCOMPLISH "
on or y cscr let u snu zip-pl ch 011. VERY cons. TE. . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' , , V
‘ | Ordered. That said application be .. d .1 ‘ ‘ DE‘R‘A .,.. distinction Y} . EVERY RESULT CLAIMED,“ iQUR. MOREY WILL BE REFUQD
Star Shn‘t Mfg. Co. heard and determined at the Probate PM on, “ “31" '3 A'nunneddun, ”M i
ED.’ EACH AND E\ ERY STROI’PER 18 SOLD UNDER A P03-
I'I‘IVE GUARANTEE TO GIIE SATlSFACTlOV
,Olfel‘ed'by. ’Fhe."Soulh Norwaik Sentinel f0}, .4
Six 1 Consecutive COupons 819803
This Autopsiic Razor Stroppsr is guarahtecd for tile. There is nothing to get out or order or
"nothing to wear out. By its use. every rituals an expert at razor stropplnk. It requires no experience to
sharpen any style of razor. a iour-y-ear old child can operate and accomplish as good results as a mornii
is posiltvely the most economical and practical strapping deviCe in the world
From the 1.0113011 Hippodrome.
(3) GLADDENEACKS (3)
'Astuic Gymnastic Marvels.
The Prints Donna Comedienne,
ZARA REVOS.
office in Norwalk, on the 1st day of
November, 1912.11t2 o‘clock af-ter
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons intelcsted
therein by publishing this cider in 11
newspaper having it circulation in said
“Had, to come to your preacher at
last did you? l‘1e unsucied' that
question .1 11111) times already during
this cumpaign."
“Bridgeport
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. Mme“ 1" Lieberman" ‘ 3:;1i3{.hléul§:;t five days beiore said . Do hardship to milking the: venom in ihnractcl Song lletlews. '
Fashionable Dressmaklng HENRY w. GRMlORY deifroom or store an“ income pro Hens soon.
CUtting Taught. 0211 it Judge mm. A m, mm w my MW, Mr. Edwards Davis, M. A (Himself) j.
20 Haviland 8i.
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"" ' ”ORDE'H OF NOTICE went columns will do 11 tlous dramatic 111111 I h
Distiiot of Norwalk, ss.
Cou1t October 25 A. l). 1912
in the matter of Harry I). Host. of
Norwulk. in Gold District, on incepu
‘ hie persont‘
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the con-
servator oi the said Harry I). Hoyt.
praying. for reasons therein set forth.
for an order authorizing and empower-
ing him to sell car lain real estate of
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l"rol)1ite , I .u—i
Old wRedmen’s Hall
DAVID'_ w, RAYMOND
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Funeral Director» 1 mbahper
‘ 19 No". Main 8%., Bo. Norwalk
Residence, 9 Washington st.
'i'eiephono It office—939 2.
Telephone It house—693.
SiMPLY INSERT THE BLADE lN THE SLOT, GRASP EACH HANDLE AS SHOWN N THE lb f
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Newell’s silencing Academy
Arlen Hall, Madison 81., so. Norwalk.
Beginners' Glues ior Ladies and
, his said ward.
Ordered That said application he
hemd and determined at the Piobute
office in Norivaik, on the 1st dpy oi
November, 1912, at 2 o'clock alter-
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Gentlemen' be given to all persons interested by
.unuuuon ‘K‘n-
using this great stroppor. Ily its use. razors are made to smile at the toughest heard that (.1 c1 grew
it chases lace tortuie unions the things of our father's de'ys. while race comfhrt is worms in every
man a home who possesses one at these belutiiul little machines. it makes no difference what kind
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sell admitting to all styles at razors. regardlesb or the thickness or thinness of the blade or the angle
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iuli instructions. and 311.11.191.1st the manufacturers to last a life time. and will 8730? A ,
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. , _ , o u 80- 2 mirrors, doctors. bankers, farmers, in fact, in story known profession and of every nationality, are“
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Board, of, Robot
Notice is"'heroby.1glVe that" the
Board of Relief of the Cl iy oi South
Norwell: will meet on the 80111 day
at ootober, 1912. iii: 7: 20 to 9' 00 p.
111.; on the let day of November, 1912,
.at 7. 80 to 9- 00 p. 111.: on the 21! day ,
of November, 191,2. at 2: 00 to 4:80 ‘
p. 111., on the 5111 dad of November, '
1912, at '1: 909150 9: 00 111.111.; in the, 1
connsll Chambers on Washlnston
ire in said y, for the puiipoie at
ermlnlng all 1:119:2ng
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL Occeeiowo.
DAY on NioH‘r.
Tel 1360 1171111181..
‘ Ton per cent. oi! discomfort in a
furnished 1700111 is'too muchwior you
can dud one thats at least iii) per
cent. comfortable by nnswetlng some
edv. -
‘ ”You give all your-money to your
wile? 1111111 You haveot much sense.""
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city' on the 1 :- - '
(fighter! at hostilitiorw lit hi
90 z;
tol rer, A1.
windmill; 11’
the it to the hook-makers , -‘
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