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Three
LAS5 Advertisements on this {or
lines. 50c -—- Each Addition or
face or Clips. 130ch
Twenty-Five ti'ords or Lents, 2iSc--~‘~i I ' H
d. 1 cent per InsertIOn. In Black .
WANTED
FOR SALE
WANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL
iii'msowork. Family of two. Apply 8
' Morgan Ave, Norwalk. nil iii.
A COUPLE WISHES 2 OR‘ 3
rooms furnished for light housekeep-
iui; In South Norwaik, with both pro-
Mahogany “Steinway" rams-grand at
a great reduction it bought at once.
Adress F. E. 8.. care Sentinel ol'ilce.
wru. YOU GIVE ME $115 ma
. TO LET f
I WILL‘BELL. MY BEAUTIFUL
Franklin St. Apply evenings between
7 ands
TO LETwFIRS'I‘ FIIOOR,15
112 Ill
n2 ‘dt
tine condition. big garden. Fourth St,
lllast Norwsilt.
TO LET-SIX ROOM COTTAGE.x
Podv
~ . . . . . inquire Wm.
lull-ed. Address Rooms, cure Senti- Upright Piano that cost 327;: new. All .
mil. . 031 3t dress S. E. Ft. cure Sentinel office. more, 180 V“ ashingbon St Midis 3t
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wnureomur wroownrt. YOUNG. . .
girl or woman for light housework FOR BALE-53 1,2‘ H. P. MOTOR ”Th? tfilwiul’iggxg. X‘IIBLL'IXEBE:
“W1 plain cooking. One ““10 would “1“ cycle In”good repair. Price reasonable iii/1:681: street ‘ ”0.“ 3t
3’90“?" W“, (111°de d NearBsi.at})%xi. in South Main St, South Nor-walk, ' ‘
or are no . . runs or . 1., loan. . 1193i , ,
‘ ‘ ‘i ‘ " TO LET-—-4 ROOMS, $6, TO
Noroton Heights, Conn. 0‘1 3t FOR SALE PIGS 2- NICE adults only. Private family. 2 North
sov WANTED—INQUIRE JO» " - ” ' Shore Road, East Norwaik ‘031 ill
soph Davis, 85 Washington St. 029 3!:
CLUETT, PEABODY AND (:0.
have situations to otter to operators
experienced on steam power ma.-
ehlnes, steady work. s? it
LOST
LOSTn-BL'ACK COOKER SPAN
lei, arrswersto name of Prince. Re
word for return to i-lubbell place, Row-
aytcm. 031 3t
LOSTvYELLOW" AND WHITE
kitten. Reward for return to 4 Fair-
. field Ave. 028 it
BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT a 00., PAINT-
ors and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 ti?
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
is it
NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 9.8 West Washington St.
I
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmsking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland St.
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WE _WILIfi MAIL YOU 51
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold Silver, old Watch—
98 Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Phila. Smelling and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
To DENTISTB.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
.. APPEAL BIG AWARD
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in
case Under Fellow Servant Act.
mow HAVEN, Nov. l.-~-'i'he nippoul
- of li‘r‘uuu Gilbert from a verdict of
ammo damages secured by James 5.
Temple, 11 .fircmun in this city, in the
superior court for crimlua. negligence
Wm, argued last week before the su-
prmuu court or errors In Bridgeport.
Walter J. Walsh oi the firm of Fitz-
guruld and Walsh, appeared for the
summit, ’l‘emple. Judge Blydoirburgh
and Charles '8. Hamilton, represen.
this the engineers- of the state, who
appealed the case appeared for the“
defendants, and argued against the
'verdict on the question or law lnvolv~
ins the character of evidence present
ed In the first trial mid the judge's
charge to the Jury.
The case is interesting in the (act
that suit against the railroad was
abandoned and the fellow servant not
invoked to list the responsibility of one
workman. rioting In the mpaclty of a
noisier rm- tho Injuries oI snothor.
’I‘cmple's attorney argued that (ill-
had improperly managed and
,. that it are
pimped and Temple was blown out of hit.
tlw cab. receiving pcrmfiucnt physicist
liiinrlvs Iiclorc Judge donor in the
supmior court Juno 2%}, m2. Temple
.bcri.
controlled the boiler so
smirml damages of 363300.
ii“... 3% ..i a“. w Hana; a;
Away.
-rd‘iile
shouts cheap, 50 to 7.3 lbs; also two .
int hogs and bull.
Norwaik.
.bages.
ton.
trees at Rowaitou.
dress
Hartford, Conn.
~— ber, consisting of spruce timber, 6
MILK DEALER‘S HORSE RUNS
(limillit Middlebrcok of Camp street.
started out with had luck, yesterday
niomiua on. the occasion at his rm
time iii. covcrlup Morroli Roberts milk
imam; purchased the some
.‘Iorn Hurrah. West
n1 :lt
FOR SALE—APPLES AND CAB-
Apples in from 1 basket to
10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head 01'
Strictly No. 1 stock. E. H.
White. Box 85, Rowayton, Ct. n1 1m
FOR SALE—~SOME 100 STANDING
If interested ad-
South
rooms, with table board; 3 minutes to
the center. Terms reasonable. 031 3t ,
of houses, burn, carpenter shop, Inc.
tory with powor. in Norwnlir South
Norwaik, East~Norwalk and *"Roway-
ton. Inquire Raymond Bros.
um
ELIZABETH ST"
large and small
TO . LET—«3
Nurwalir,
TO LETwHDUSES, FLATS. PAWRTS
031 3t
Seth B. Tours, 756 Main St...
hi 4!
FOR SALEwOR FOR RENT AT 49
West ave, 9 room house, all modern
improvements. E. J. O'Cbuneli. 026 iii
#OR .SALE~GREATI.Y BELOW
market price, 3 to 4 carioads or lum-
and 8 Inch, N. C. sheathing, cypress,
hemlock and two grades of flooring;
1 o o d h 1 b _ . b , tier. Inquire .i. ll. Knapp, 82 West St LOGAN and FERRIS, , "
2931,2335, ("as “m er L 02?};18, 026 it The Modern Military Men.
'“' T0 LET-mcoxvnnrnm, COM. “"
PROFESSIONAL.
McCALL LANHAM,‘ DARI'PONE.
pupil of the great Shriglia, Paris.
head of the vol-cc department Ameri-
can Institute of Applied Music, New
York city, teaches in South Norwalk
Thursday atternoons. For terms and
appointments, address Studio, .> West
Ave. 019 26 n2 9
StHlIiltS IH IHt
CHURCHES IHMIIHHBW
Continued From Second Page
ed and a confessional service. will
precede. the regular service. at 10
o‘clock. Sunday school at 9230. Eng
lisb services every last Sunday of the
mouth, eveningmut 7:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
. Special services will be conducted
at. the Salvation Army hull, N0. fill
Water slime-I. South Norwalli, this
week end. A vocul quinioitc of the
Young People's Singing llrlgude of
South ll’iuuciiester, Conn, will be. pres-
ent and tulle purl In all the services.
Those young ladies have been Shiva
Ilouisis the larger portion of their
lives, two of them being born and
brought up in the. Army. The services
will he conducted as follows:
Smurdny— ut 7:30 p. 111., open air
service.
Saturday at II p. 111., free and easy.
Sunday at 10:30 a. 111., open air
service, corner of Teller. and Water
streets.
Sunday at ii a. m.. holiness meet
lug. - .
Sunday at 3 p. m., company moot-
iug. Suuday school.
Sunday at 7:16 p. m.. open alrsor-
vice, Muhaohumo Hotel.
Sunday at 8 p. m.. revival service
at which service llov. Juruos Benton
ii'crner. or the Grace Episcopal
Church, Norwuik. will deliver the ad
dress oi the evening.
All are cordially invited to attend
tho above service.
(:ququ and Mrs. Isl. J. l’orreti, ol-
Iircrs In charge. \
The Parish oi lit. Paul's Church.
twoutyaecoud humbly altar 'l‘rlultym
7:30 a. m., Holy Communion; twill
in, morning prayer: liltiill ii. iii., Holy
Oommuniou and sermon; 12 up, tinn-
duy schoal; 3 p. nu. Simdoy school at
Andrew‘s Mission. Winnlpauk:
7:30 p. rm. choral croutons.
All are cordially invited to attend
tho services. The church It! upon or.
errday In the year for private pray-
er and meditation. .
[it the mos maturation there will
ho a corporate communion
Olris' Friendly Society:
Knights oi Wasiilpgton.
‘4qu
at...“
beginning. ..
Thursday. by having a runaway for s.
80 Franklin Ave,
West Ave. trolley, 6 rooms and bath.
every modern convenience:
apartment, 8 Orchard St., heat and hot
53 West Ave, Norwalk.
“ lay line, Winnlpauk. George Mitchell,
it. its \lo. ilil Spring street.
oi the
also the
‘ Mrs. I... M. Webb, ml White street.
Dahbury. timid, says. “WIS hay. boon
usino roles Kidney Hills in on taut»
To LED—MAPLE HILL COTTAGE,
two minutes from
also an
water supplied. inquire afternoons,
028 (it
To LET-HOUSE. 8 LOWE Sit.
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First clans or-
...“ ‘ ‘ mossy. tomorrow and
The Palace of Advanced Vaudeville.
.. The lll‘iieRibbou Program. '
Special
AuthOr of over filly dramatic play--.
with Miss JulerPower and ‘Ml'l
Extraordinary Feature Number Two
First appearance hero of the incom-
BERT VON ‘KLEIN' and GRACE
Presenting vaudeville's most spectac-
Glgantlc and gloriols visitation oi un-
tlrc ideal American beauty and her
In a medley of rapid character
season's greatest bill
engagement at America's?
most distinguished actor, , .
.MR. EDWARDS DAVIS, M. A"
lots, and a splendid company. in Mr.
Davis” latest artistic hit
FOUND OUT,
Mel
itusehow In the caste. Davis“
uppeurunca in VaudevilloM is a n0-
lable theatrical oi-eut
parable musical comedy stars. stars
of The Wintergarden. N. Y. (7.,
cissou.
uiar sensation. called The Follies oi
Varrdeveill Most wonderful cos-
tume and scenic display yet seen
here.
nu...»
other grout iiavorito
au’akened l’lroudwaY,
MARIE EMPRESS,
The girl that
”Billy Boys," offering a brilliant
and gorgeous musical mosaic with a
hundred surprise noielties in dance
and song. . ‘
upon”.
The Preteen Cantatrice, ‘ i A
EDITH MOTE, .
im~ :
prossious
w...
Comedians of High Repiite,
iortahie house in good condition. Trol-
Nor‘waik. at if
TO LET—~7 ROOMS
improvements, Cove
eight rooms, 20
street. inquire ll.
Norwalk, or United Grocery. s28 It
To LET—~-~FROM NOV. 1, Mimi
lrcuse,:‘l rooms, rent $16.00. inquire,
at The» South Nora-all: Trust i‘o. i
" old ti‘ {
WITH ALI.
street, $15;
North Main
Joselovsky. East
merits. newly decorated, centrally in i
cated. lnqillrc oi? Frederick Lauder I
4 South Main St., Room 9. 012 if
TO LETwllENTlS'I‘ OFFICE 1N
Lauder hlcrah 4 South Main Si I
Has been usoi continuously for such}
101‘ mar 20 years. Possession about
Nov. lst. Inquire oi Fredcrlcl. l ‘llid ‘
er, ilooni 9.511 ti
TO LEV—H \\lil.li)\ All... HAM"
of twotumriy house, 8 rooms. .iud ii»
room tlut; all improvements: good cori-
ditiou; one block from railroad relation.
Joscphfil. ’i‘oylor. sill ti
Taxi and Touring
.Car to Hire
"son ALL occasrous.
DAY on NIGHT.
11.1.1360 . i. VAAST
W Wm" .. A... ,..........m_ _
[Hill ~IIIIHHES
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order or
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorizing ll iliereuuio,
the subscriber hereby odors for shin
all such right, title and interest as
8th 13. Remington. late of Norwallr,
In said district, deceased. had at the
time or his death. to and in the fol
lowing described real estate, to wit:
Ono certain tract or parent at land
lying in said town or Norwslk. lit
Horriii Norwalk, in quantity twenty
420) square rodu more or loss. with
all the buildings ihoieon standing. be-
Ing thirty li-Ilt lillli loci. from and rear
and one hundred sixty IIIIOI foot in
depth; bounded Nurthoriy by land lor-
morly or hairs or Samuel M Billiard
«licensed lilaiitcrly bi highway known
at Spring street. and Boirtlici'ly and
Westerly by land now or formerly ol’
1., ii Moors; said tract being known
For particulars and terms. apply to
'I‘Iiii: flOII'I‘il noun/Aim: TRUST
COMPANY,
a? It _ Administrator.
Mimi’s FOURTH ANvanhsAnY.
’i‘odui marks the lourih anniversary
oi? the Mints titers, In Wuhlnpiilh
street, and brings to a close four years
or successful snort. When (I. .I.‘
Mints & company started business
they: had little“ encouragement, but
honest short and soon barium puis-
r‘uoui have; worked wonders with the
Ambfl
tits or tour years. this store Iii sell
houses in! The domains in.
liiy tit out four weeks slid their car.
l'l'HE VENGfiiANCE OF FATE
TO LED-*3 AND 4 ROOM APART Todui' a too reel teuluro, which is it
THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN—mi \ory
establishment until in...» otter a short ‘
heirloom lobe one at this lending”
.40an
iwuhmuu
vim
ilison Ii)l feature. lull oi excitement
and interest.
interesting di arnu.
“(Hill for our special realities com
lug next week.
THE WHITE LIE.
uhicli is coming um week is n loo
irul Ilisou Iiil special feature.
MATINEE 2:16.
EVENING 7:33.
ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN, 5:.
Madness except Saturdays and Hall
(“YB 50.
BICYCLE RIDERS NEED NOT
LIGHT EARLY A3 AUTOS.
Interesting out. iminatlon
Law Brought Out by Recent
' Accident.
BRIDGEPOR’P,
Nor. l~~A cordlu";
to lights on rubbertlred vehicles.
Charles Lawson, the fourteen. year old
aim six to light the lump on his bl
ciole.
Chapter 2063, ol’ the General Still
to the lighting or
alter sunset to one hour hetero sun
and seven o‘clock in the evening.
a distance 01209 loci.
more!“ Are Exocptod.
i .
k l
l
.
In State ,
to the wording of the statute relating ,
uteri, Revision 03 1902, says in rezsrd' U
rubbeered is. A.“
no lights shall be reoulred between the
hours of live o'clock In the morningr
Such light or lights shall be or saith
clout illuminating; power to be visible
, When the statute wss revised In
‘ 1901,ths ruin regulations were spent. to
rind for motsrdriven vehicles only, .
which We ordered to light up a half?
hour utter W and extlnaidsh the
light one,‘ bait so: More militias.
Ploturssqu. Evening DFc'ui. " ”
It is In the realm of 'evoningd row.-
that the rogueioi the picturesque is
most In, evidence. Soft saline,
Charming was a dinner iro‘clr of
view: rose satin in a delicate tone. The
lining is fitted quite closely to the us
use. Over “this was draped (:zhiil'on in
soft graceful liucs. Two very deep
Ilouuces ci’ Inugtfllu loco adoruud th;
shirt. The bodice had a V-shuped yoizo
of the same lace. :‘i’ transparent cos:
of chilled was worn over the gown so.”
was cut to produée the effect of a par;-
ler tunic. , This was outlined with u
narrow border of mink Iur. A large
flower-shaped rosette or‘ brown velrci
matching exactly the color at the fur
fastened. this cost. ,
Another attractive gown was ivory
white satin bonded with crystal. Tl:
punter drapery falls over a deep
flounce oi valencon lace, the dam on rI
Ministers... out'lineil""‘”iviih neonatal?
filmy"
laces and transparent gauzy‘ uratcriais‘
are employed to Iashiouthese lovely
‘gowns. frocks, writes the i’aris correspondent
Ice;
fllre bodice had chiffon draped over the
shoulders and sleeves. A rosette ct
shell‘piukmtuiu adorned the girdle.
Long enveloping cloaks, recalling Illlo
domino, are being worn with smart?
of the Philadelphia North American.
Geranium rose crepe de chine was
used for the foundtalon of one lovely
model. Over this black spotted not
was draped. A border of cloud-gray
ostrich feathers finished the edge.
New embroider-lea re always inter-
esting. At present. the favored vari-
ety Is done with Berlin wool and pro-
duces the. crude dyes oI’ the second em-
pire. Vivid violets, bright crimsons,
cabbage-rose tints and brilliant. greens
are. darned upon canvas to make bands
of trimming lapels and cuffs for some
of the smartest tailored suits and
gowns. Semivconventioual 6r flower
and foliage designs are used.
A dark blue velvet dress suitable for
afternoon w car had revels on the bod- over It.
trimmed
Crimson wool. ‘
sash ends, was embroidered
', Marlyn! the smart blouses rof
vest effect when this cost loop"
with balms. .
This blouse is worn with a it
black \clrct.
LOng coats of
"have colras of ur and relvel.
brown railns striped with whit
a broad collar ofmvlrite raiiuc edjz
‘with.biack i’ur. .
Hats oi? soft bearer or felt wh‘lol
be shaped any way that pleuhes bl;
they, will be much worn during
autumn and Winter. Very little}!
form of trimming will baroquire
these models. Tlrreeco‘rnered mam
shapes are popular.
’4 m.—
Ycu c'ant judge the importance. 6
thing by the loss a uvoman mar:
'. ”he gird: I
sll Ii or wool If,
J
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