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Three Times, 50c 5—- Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price
.WANTED‘
roe SALE‘
WANTED —-— LARGE EASTERN:
manufacturer of well known staple
line wants traveling, salesnmn in this
territory. No former experience re
quired. Steady position. Earn big
pay while you learn. Address for par
ticulars Dept. Lock Drawer 827,
Chicago, Ills. '. hi it
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WANTED—6’ DRIVERS. STEADY
employment. for the winter. nqulre
r0 LET
BEST OFFER TAKES $200 SCIEN-
tlflc American 7 per cent. preferred
Stocks, with 8100 4 per cent. Common
Address Box 155, ltowayton, Conn
. 114 St
FOR SALE OR TO, LET-MODIdItN '
house. all improvements. good loca
tion. Price and terms apply to Lay-
ton and (.10., 5 Railroad Ave, South
Raymond Brothers. at 3t
WANTEo~-olu1. r011 GENERAL
. . board. Home cooking. Reasonable
“rwa‘k‘ “4 M rates. Mrs: Tait, .111 ilaviland St.
FOR SALE~FINE OLI), HOME- “I 3‘
Stead, 10 room house, all improve
lower floor, Mott Ave;
rents. ‘East Norwalk.
Marvin, East Ave.
fuxnishod large room. i'r,ont to two
Large clothes press.
etc.
To LET—v—HOUSE, 85 WALL S'l‘..
three cheap
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'I'O LET—~WITI-l BOARD, NKELY
electric light,
Possession Nov 7. Also table
TO LETNA LALtGE LIGHT FROVT
housework. Family of two. Apply 8 month 1‘1“!" “image 110““ suitable room, suitable for one or two gentle
Morgan Ave, Norwalk. 11.2 31 I0? garage chicken 11011891 ”"09 “CNS men, centrally located. 29 \\’e3t
maple gr;ove brook in rear. Trolley Washington Si- “4.31
GLUETT, PEA‘BODY AND CO. han’lly. 65 Newtown Ave. 114 .It '
have sltuathns to otter to operators ——~— . - TO. . LETWFIRST 111.0011, 1:.“
experienced on steam power ms» FOR SALE-EDISON PHONO- Franklin St. Apply evenings between
chines. steady work. s7 ti graph and .i’orty records. A bargain. 7 and 3, 1112 gt
_. Alnlly F. B.. 91 North Maln‘St.
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FOUND. MWDILI To LET Six ROOM OOT'IAOE.
FOUND-~CI'IAIN PURSE. OWNER
may have same by proving‘property
and payingior advertisement. n4 1t
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BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT a 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
Mahogany
11 great reduction it bought at once.
Adress F. E‘. 8., care Sentinel office.
Upright Piano that cost $275 new. Ad
dress S. E. F., care Sentinel office.
I ”WILL.” SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
“Steinway veite grand at
112 St
$116 FOR
"WILL YOU GIVE ME
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paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. It; Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 ti
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
bent and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 2O Haviland St.
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
forold Gold,.SiIver, old Watch5
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mail.
Phila. Smoking and Refining
Company,
F‘stablished 20 items.
863 Chestnut' Sin, Philadelphia,
PennsylvanIa.
T0 DENTISTB.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum
Highest prices paid.
Perhaps.
A Boston minister has jumped Into
the spotlight by making the statement
that American women wear too .many
clothes at summer resorts. This is
the last objection we expected a min-
ister to make. Perhaps the women
whom he observed are inclined to
.tmokle.
Pass the Bouquet: Now.
Never. never wait for post-modem
gprulse. Speak the kind words which
Jove prompts. and remember that
iwords of loving kindness are the best
possible tonic which can be given.
even to the happiest of the mortals.-
gKute Tannatt Woods.
Vorona'o Municipal Pigeons.
The municipality of Verona has ex-
pended 60 lira: (two pounds) In so
qulrlng grain for the pigeons of the
city. Having thus become state can
period, they are immune from the mo
lesiations of wanton destroyers. who
will now be punishable by law.
Ordained» In Embryo.
A primary grade boy In Frodonia
was told rewrite a sentence contain
in; the word “chicken." .1111 was not
quite sure how to spell the word. so
he wrote: "A liken is a small hen. (i
can spell 11011.)"
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When I"! MM Old?
A man or 70 when to the New York
Time: to complain because a reporter
referred-lo a man of 80 as “used." JrI‘o
fiscal) reporter it seems!“ rinhtlu
refer to a man oi’ iii) an "venorable."--
Boston 0101111..
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"What in a beneficiary, pa?" “The
iwomnn who gets the ready money
when liar husband proves that his
its insurance policy is good for some:
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Laughter Like a Bombshell. ,
One good hearty laugh is a bomb-
shell exploding in the right pace,
.2 thills spleen and discontent are a gun
that Millie over the man who shoots
all: OKs—“Du Witt Tonnage.
Illusor- Prints in units.
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cycle in good repair.
121 South
Conn.
shouts cheap, 50 to 75 lbs.:
\bages.
' 1, ran at 111...: exceeding 11 1-5 miles
FOR SALE—3 12 H. P. MOTOR
Main St.. South Norwalk,
n2 3t
FOR 25 NICE
also two
Jorn Hurrah, West
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SALE —— PIGS.
fat hogs and bull.
Norwaik.
FOR SALEL-APPLES AND CAI}-
Apples ln from i basket to
10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head or
ton. Strictly No. 1 stock. E. H.
White, Box 85, Rowsyton. Ct. nl 1111
FOR SALE—SOME 100 STAMDING
trees at Rows} ton Ii interested ad
dress Seth Ii. Toms, 7.36 Main St..
Hartford. 001111.111 4t
The weekly business meeting of Don-
glass Fowler Post. Grand Army of the
Republic, will be held this evening in
its hall, in Washington street.
Mrs. Wallace Harp and daughters,
Elizabeth and Leone. of Oak Hill. Fla"
who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Harp‘s parents Mr. and
Mrs. James [111011. of North avenue,
Norwnlk, left today for their southern
homo.
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'Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Chest-
nut street Souih Norwnik. entertained
a party of friends last week, the occus
ion being the anniversary of their mar-
riage, as well as All Hallowe'en. Cards
were enjoyed. the first prizes being
socurodhy 'Mrs. .lil. F. Smith and Geo-
W. Stevens; second prizes Mrs. How-
ard Zelulf and D. Burr; third prizes.
Mrs. G. W‘. Stevens and Henry .Hoil-
man. The host and hostess received a
handsome chair from the guests. Ito
iroshments wore served.
Oldest Hospital in‘Europo.
Perhaps the oldest hospital in Eu
rope II the Hotel Dleu in Paris. which
is sold to have been‘i'ounded in 660.
True to its device..medioun et hospes,
not only the. sick. but also pilgrims
and meudlcnnts. regardless of age.
sex, condition, creed or nationality,
were admitted at all hours of the
day and
trolled their admission or departure.
it was the moat Important of the 48
hospitals which existed In Paris in
1788 and im which during that your
mission consisting of Belly. Tonon
Details.
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Alpine ‘liood Operands ,
The daytime circular oi the lino
Alpine road which goes irom Briguo
in the Rhone valley to Demo d’Os-
solo in italy has been authorized by
tins authorities oi the Swiss canton
officials. it will not‘be permitted to
is hour, and tha’ crossing a: the pass
All night is strictly forbidden it ”is
”burials that this decision still M 111015
bring to the highly attractive canton
at Voids imtu of motor can which
' IOY'.
Price reasonable. _.._
night; no regulatiolm~ com"
(according 'lo the report at the com-
and Lavoisier) 35.000 sick and poor
were cured humiliating and Hygienic
come In the" tourist world .1111 will .
so fat" were allowed only in the mouse '
Rhone valley. sun. the ills:
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THE FORECLOSURE, a drama.
THE BANQUET cannons.
AND FOUR ornsns
ON WEDN EBDAY:
Fashion Bits. ~
Exquisite brocades of striking 130m-
bluntions of colors, in both satin sinks
and velveis, are made into wraps as
well as gowns.
Some of the new motor coats of hen-
slnn silk, which Is used for the ,collar.
Vy woolen fabrics are lined with I’cr‘
beautiful designs ihis inli, according
Many mu-I
to the lndiunapolis News.
teriuls are shown in plqu'olike wont"
logs in black and white, and are util-
Ized tor costumes‘and costs. ,
Tartan and checked material are
shown this autumn in velvet and silk
as well as in the regulation woolen
Matinees except Saturdays. and Hell-
THE WHITE LIE. a great two we]
liison 101 picture.
,Up-to-date Spit
the autumn. Drops, necklaces, brace. yellow threads and large shadow squar-
‘ lets. earrings and pins and offered in es in dark colorings ilcckcd with vari-
unlque shapes. oug tints.
Higih stocks ‘wil be ihc order of the
hour this winter in marks-i contrast to Salt Furs an Hat.
the collaxless truths "I “‘9 summm Though lone hahed furs arc pretex-
Heavy ribbed "Chet OI, I.\VO (31' “.1011 red on gowns and costulnps generally
00‘0” Is a smart mdtnilal for ”HS" the soft, short-111111031 pelts suth as seal
MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN, 5c.
and culls as well. fabrics. There are blue-green channel ‘
Crystal Jewelry Is one. oi.‘ the lads of through which run red, blue or orange- “
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this condition, big garden. Fourth St.,
East Norwalk. Inquire Wm. Pod-
more, "180 Washington St. bridge.
111 St
To LET—MAPLE HILL COTTAGE,
iii) Franklin Ave., two minutes from
West Ave trolley, 6 moms and bath
every modern convenience; also an
apartment. 8 Orchard St., heat and hot
water supplied. inquire atterxtOons.
53 West Ave. Norwalk. 028 (it
To LET—MOUSE. 8 LOWE 8T.,
seven rooms and basement: newly
papered and painted. First class or
der. Inquire .l. H. Knapp. 82 West St.
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T0 LET—*CONVENIENT, (30M-
iortable house in good condition. ’l‘roi-
iey line. Wlnnlpauk. George Mitchell,
Norwaik. a1 it
To LET——7 ROOMS'WITH AI
improvements, Cove street. 81:»;
eight." rooms. 20 North Main
street. inquire It.ioselo1sky. Fns
Norwaik. or United Grocery s28 ti
TO LET-:FROM MTV. 1, 1912,!
house, 7 rooms, rem 316..il0 luquiiel
at The South Norwnlk Trust (‘0.
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T0 LET~HAMILFUS M E, HA1 VI
of twoi‘amiiy house, 6 rooms. and 6-1
room list; all improvements; goodc-on
ditlon; one block from raihoad station. 1
Joseph R. Taylor. sl'i 1i i
T axi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR.ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 .I. VAAST
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Another bill oi’ record breaking pro
Always the standard of the world‘s
Special exn'aordinm‘y
Mr. Thos.W. Goodwi
And a select company, enacting
“J The 5 Musical Lassies
t ‘A quilltctie oi dainty instrumentalists,
The Palace Quartetie
IThe bms that make 111g time as pop-
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frocks v-Neu.1ri.\ 5 9“"- and enulne and its cle1er substitute.
coney and gray and white squirrel, are
utilized in millinery on hats large and
sn1all.——New Hfiaven Journal Courier.
portions and artistry at
HOYT’S
Silk for Street.
The vogue ior silk street costume:-
1contiuues, and the colored silks 115111.11
made their appearance last year are to”, It you are not sure ci‘ your job~a
be found In greatervariety and more use a Sentinel Want adv,
best vaudeville.
announcement.
Initial visit here at the star of “The
Girl Question"
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A Swagger Set of Vocalists,
be hea
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I‘Pursi Inu' roller skating 111arvcl5in u.
spenuculm and skiliiul exhibition.
The liurni (‘orlt iionii‘ucc.
Pork ( hop Evcrs
'lhe black lnczo omediun \Iith the 11 Im
ilslsi ble laugh. .
THE HOYTSCOPE Feature Films.
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But at Close oi the Day’ I Proceeding-l
Bankers Couldn’t Produce I
$40 In Currency. I
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One discovers more different sorts‘
of odd things in New YOlk than any-
whcre else in the world For example.
writes the New York correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times- Star there is
a banking house downtoun which oc-
cupies almost an entire floor In one
of thmmost exclusive business struct-
ures. "This banklnghousu handles
nothing but "big" business. Nothing
less than II. {1.000.000 transaction can
secure the attention of the senior
partners. They rather inncy taking
complete charge of a great bond ls-
sue. which gives their letter writers
almost free rein in tying ciphers to
numerals. About the time the mar:
kot closes 9. fleet of honking motor
cars this the street beneath, waiting
for the various partners to "home.
John " The other day a man come
In with u. ‘40 due and payable. ad
dressed to one of the juniors.
“And I wish youd let me have the
currency." said he."l'1n oil for the
seashore and need a little change. "
The junior partner said. “Certainly."
And went through his poekotm, He
had less than ll. He walked into the
glass partitiouod room Inheblted by
the next junior with a request for.
cash. The nextJunlor mall! and
was on his WAY uptown. -Jl‘he junior
partner tried the seniors. Nous wall
in. Then he called the head clerk and
united nun to cash a check for the
sum.
“Sony, fir.” said the hood clerk.
f‘but thorn ltn't [40 In the vaultt. .
So that a boy was sent to a hack on
the street. level and the money ob»
inland. The explanation» is, 01"‘110111'1111.
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been for actual cash in the traum-
tiou pi its business. But it in rather
duccr that it banking house oi such
magnitude should be stumped an 840
FIRE IN GOAL BIN.
lit 11:50 unlock Saturday night a
that such amortublishmsnt ha no
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Before or After
"i thought that in the is years of
my practice of medicine." said a phy-i
alcian “I had onsw ercd almost evefry
possible foolish question, but a new
one was sprung on me recently. A
young man came In with no Inilaméd ‘
eye, for which i prescribed Iiniment~.
to be dropped Into th eye three times
a duy.1ie left the surgery but re-
!turned in a few minutes, poked his
head in the 'doorway, and asked:
Shell 1 drop this in the eye beiore:
meals. or after?"
11‘ This AUTOMATIC sruormcn sons .\01' ACCOMPLISH
avian: lliléll'L'l' council, TOL‘R .umm 1111.1. us marry... ,
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'11'1v1-: GUARANTEE 'l‘U om; 3.11'151-1wrmx.
Offered by The South Norwalk Sentinel for
Six Consecutive (101111011381 980
Electric Direct Sweepers. . fl '
The municipality of lieriin has .. . . , ‘
found electrically driven muchlnosior it This Automatic Razor Snapper is guaxsntecd lo: hie. 'ihele ls nothing to get out oi order or
cleansing the streets much cheaper; ll ADOIIIIDZ t0 W88? out By It! 1111?”ny man is an expert at razor strapping. it requires no experience '0‘ 1
than the alltlf'homoments.Ib alters are I I sharpen any style of rezone a-lour year-old child can Operate and accomplish as good resuiis as a man. it ;
n'ow twenty— our 3 rose a cry 1113- U . A. ‘ .
chines in use. The electric machines N is positively the moat economical and practical stropping device in the world. ,
do so much Work that each machine: "
is “”6.“ to save about ".33 ‘ dayl 1‘, BIMPLY l-NBERT THE BLADE iN THE SLOT. GRASP EACH HANDLE A8 SHOWN IN THE Il.~
by comparison with a horse-driveui" . LUBTRATION, AND 'PULL BACK AND FORTH FOR 30 SECONDS AND “YOU WILL HAVE mu
fitter cart-m'rhe Electrical Review N
and Western Electrician V, TRUEST. STRIAIGHTIBT. AND MOST PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HANDS CAN OBTAIN.
. II THE BAILEY AUTOMATIC RAZOR STROPPER WILL POBITIVELY BHARPEN AND KEEP SHARP
ll, ANY nazos m rm: wonto THAT pose uor assume omuomo. ‘
Olllng sum.
" The but way to keep black leather - .
shoes from looking worn, and also .,
from brosltinl. II to dip I i all hang ‘ ‘
nel rug in olive oil amigo it into
the leather; if it needs further rub-
bing or wiping. lulled trash. dry flannel . ,
”rat and so over It '1'th method Is
good for the woman in maul-ulna. as .. _
it Maps 1.1 footwear black without 5 ' '
pull-11inch. and provides a dulled an. ,
. Highly Recommendei by leadin: Barbers EveryvVherc
The Bailey Automatic Rater Btropperhan created the biggest sensation lo the shaving world. known
in yours? It is 11 practical success. it solves the whole shaving problem. Thousands of ministers
.nwyort. doctors. bankers. tumors, in fact. In ever) known profession and oi every nationality. are
using this great mapper. By its use. return are made to smile at the tonghut’beard that «our m...
it chases lacs torture among the thlim at our lathe” days. whit. moo comfort I; supremp mayday
. man‘s homo who possum; one of those beautiful little machines. it makes no (inference what kind ill
, 1, a razor you have.‘thln snapper will out as can on it which will mail. it shave like magic it
self- adiiictlnl’ to all styles or Maori. regardless of the thickness or thinness of the blade or the angle
iii; ms it In simple in its an, and very positl'l'e in its action. Each uiroppor is susnmpunied With
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”You 11111 b" in cattle out (1011 so
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at any time. and when you have 1111':
conmutivoly numbered present them
,7 at The Sentinel allied with ill cunts
"' in net. one of theta .2 iii) Automatic
mu to be appreciated.
look it om. ,
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with at or. (1611111111 1111-
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