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WANTED
FOR SALE
WANTED~STON1II OR BRICKLAY
or at Lockwood Garage, Norwnlk. at
once. 115 3t
WANTED —— DESIRABLE CEN-
Itrully located rents for waiting appli-
ouuts; also particulars of‘property for
sale. Including shore cottages and-
vi’urms anywhere. William P. Smull,
real estate and insurance, 23 Monroe
street, facing station. Tel 960.
n5 3t
WANTED m LARGE ’Easrnnu
manufadinrer of well known staple
line wants traveling salesman In this
territory. No former experience re—
quired. Steady position. Earn big
pay while you learn. Address for pm-
tlculars Dept. Lock Drawer 827.
Chicago, ills. li-I It,
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WANTED—«ti DRIVERS, STEADY
employment for the winter. Inquire
Raymond Brothers. II-i 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Family of two. Applyas
Morgan Ave.. Norwalk. n2 3t
CLUETT. PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power Ina-
Ichiues, steady work. a? ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT s. 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 if
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of goat, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
qudsworth'e Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 tf
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guirnnteod. 28 West Washington St
" LOST
LOST-PAIR ()l" SKATES” FIND
or please return to the Philip l‘aciilc
TM (10., 120 Washington St. pf. 31
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwullt, $5., Probate
Court. September ‘18, A. D.. 1012.
Idstule of James I". Hunlon, late of
Norwnllt. in said District, deceased.
‘l‘lIo (‘ontt oi Probate for the hiss
triri of Norwalk, bath limited and al-
lowud six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims £01 settlmnent.
Those ubo ncglcti to present their
um. ounts. properlt attested uItlIin said
time. will he debarred a recovery.
All persons Indeblod in said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
or..- _. .-.
JOHN B. ”ANION.
Administrator:
Tammany, South Nor-
022 29 ll)
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of \m walk 38., I’I‘obutc
(‘lllll‘L October 2.3, A. l)., m2.
1-25qu of Henrietta Miller, late'ol
Nonvnlk, III said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
II‘II'I. oi Norwalk, hath limited and III—
lowud six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
cxhibll their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
nrmmnta, properly attested. within
mul time, will be dehurred a menu
on All poisons indebtt d to said on
fun- are requested to make immediate
IJI'HIIIOIII to
WI. ll. I’LA'I‘T,
Administrator. .
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(‘are \i'III. F,
walk. Conn.
7i Osborn AVe.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norraik. as. Probate
liourt. November I. A. D., I912. ..
Estate In Connecticut of Alfred W.
iioyl. late of the my and slate of
New York. dccoawi.
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his administration account, to this
Heart for adjustment, at. 1le Probate
office in Norwaik. on tho lQIlI day of
November, 1912 at 2 o‘clock other
noon and that all portions Interested
in aaid estate may no I'Iotlilud there-
of. the executor will cause this order
to be published In It newspaper hav-
ing II circulation III said iliutrict, at
.lteiiill 7» tiara before said lilth duy‘of
Nllrt'tllhor. I912.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
In It Judge.
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ORDER To BETTLE ACCOUNT.
Illstllcl of Neiwuik, as. Probate
(null, November 4. A. 1).. HM.
- Isolate In Connecticut of Mary Fl.
ilori. but: of the city and state oi
New York. deceased.
WM
{fllrdel‘dd ’Unit the administrator ex- I
liibit his administration account to
this court. for hdlustmeut, at the Pro
day of November, 1912 at it ocioek
afternoon: and that all persons Inter»
outed in said saints Indy luv notified
.IIIEMDI. ”A
paper iiiivl 'gi circulation In said i)
met.- III Inset fire days lactate and
32th on of Newman 1912 .
v HENRY“: In out.
hale times In Nor-walk. on the Izih _
administrator will cause ‘
this tattle o o motioned In :1 mg. ..
FOR 8ALE»ONE SURRY. AIS
good as new. inquire Chas. IItearunce
blacksmith shop, 10 Huntord place.
no 3t
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FOR BALE—SOFT ROASTERS.
and broilers. Telephone 221-12.
115 iii
BEST OFFER TAKES $200 SCIEN-
tiilc American 7 per cent. preferred
Stocks, with 3,100 at per cent. Common.
Address llox 155, Rowayton, icon.
114 Bi
FOR SALE OR To LET—MODERN
house, all improvements. goodJocu
tlon. Price and terms apply to Lay-
ton and (10.,‘5 Railroad Ave, South
Norwalk. Iii till
FOR SALEwFlNE OLD HOME-
stead, 10 room house, all improve-
ments; .liern, carriage house spitablo
for garage; chicken house, three acres.
maple grove; brook in rear. Trolley
handy. 6.”. Newtown Ave. 114 iii
FOR SALE—EDISON PIIONO-
graph and forty records. A bargain.
B. 9.1 North Main St.
Apply F.
114 iii
I WILL SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
Mahogany “Steinway" verte-grand at
a great reduction If bought at once.
Adress F. E. 8., care Sentinel office.
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”WILL vou GIVE ME $115 roa
Upright Piano that cost $275 new. Ad-
dress S. E. F., care Sentinel office.
n2 3t
FOR SALE—3 1-2 H. P.
cycle in good repair. Price reasonable.
121 South Main St. South Norwnllt,
Conn. n2 Lit
FOR SALE—~AI’PIJGS AND CAI:-
bagesz Apples in from I basket to
10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head of
ion, Strictly No. 1 stock. Id, II.
White. Box 8.3. Itowuytou, (It. at lIn
FOR SALE~ SOME 100 STANDING
trees at lionmlou. If interested ad-
dress Seth ll. Toms. 756 Main St.
Itlnrlfortl. Conn. Ill it
liill Hillih
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
UisllII‘I oi \‘mwnlk, sis l‘Iobate
t‘ourt. Normnlmr -l. A. ll.. I912.
Estate of Nelson Taylor. lulu
Norwaik, III said District, deceased.
Ul‘tIt'l'tu, ’l‘lm' the executors of the
\\'III of Nelson 'l‘uylor. .II'.. Into of suid
Noruulh. drrotisctl. exhibit his ill:-
roun'. as tltislczl under the will of
and Nelson Taylor to this court for
kl’thll‘Fllllt‘lll. :It the Probate office in
NIII‘IIIIIII..OII the |2Ib (lily of Novem—
ber. liil2. ‘III 3 o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons intersted in said es-
tute may be notified thereof. the said
oxncniors will cause this order to he
published In It newspaper having a
circulation in said District, at least
lire days before said 12th tiny of No-
vember. 1912.
HENRY W,
GREGORY.
II?) it Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District or NoI walk $5.. l’xobatc
Court, Noyemher 4 A. ll, IIII‘J.
Estate 01 Nelson 'l‘avloI, late of
Nonulk; in said Distr,i<-t deceased.
Ordered, That the executors of the
will of Nelson Taylor. Jr.. late of
sold Norwalk. doteuacd. exhibit his
account as executor of the will of
said Nelson Taylor to this Court for
adjurunent, at the Probate office In
Noxwulk, on the Iiith day of Novem-
ber. 1912 at 3 o‘clock afternoon and
that all persons intercsta'd‘in said cs-
tate may be notified thereof. the said
executors will cause this order to be
published In a newspaper having n.
circulation in said District. at least
five days before said 12th day of No-
vember, nuz.
IIICNltY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
all it
ORDER TO BE I‘TLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norrik, as. Probate
Court. Novomheri. A 1)., 1912.
Estate In Connecticut of Alfred M
l—loyt. late. of the city and state of
New York deceased
Ordered, That the executor exhibit
his udmiuiatru: ion amount to this
Court tot adjustment at the Probate
office in Nor'JIIuik. on tht i"lh day of
November. 1912. at 2 o'clock otter-
In said estate may lie notlfl there-
of, the executor will cause this order
to he published in ll newnpaper hav-
ing a circulation in said District. at
least five days before said liltii day
of November. lilill.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
tidlt‘ . - Judged
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oaoen To SETTLE AoOOUNT
District of Norwulk, sit. Probate
Court. November 4. A. 1).. 1912., .,
Estate in Connecticut of nausea
Hoyt. lots at the city as
New “:3" deceased.»
flower floor, Mott Ave; three cheap
MOTOR '
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noon; and that all persons int rested V
The 11‘s uxouhth Heidiiuit‘ 2
To LET
TO LETmHOUSE, 85 WALL S'I‘o
Inquire J. W.
hi hi
rents, East Norwallt.
Marvin, East Ave.
To LETmWI'I‘li BOARD, NICIIILY
ruinlshcd large Ioom. front. to two.
Laige clothes press. electric light,
etc. Possession Nov. 7. Also table
bOnrd l-Ioma cooking. Reasonable
rates. Mrs. 'l‘ut‘t, 16 Huvilund St. %
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To _LETe-A LARGE LIGHT FRONT
room, suitable for one or two gentle-
80 Franklin Ave. two minutes from
West Ave. trolley. ti rooms and bath,
ovary modern convenience; also an
apartment. 8 Orchard St., heat and hot
water supplied. Inquire afternoons,
53 West Ave., Norwalk. 1028 (it
TO LET~HOUSIIL 8 LOWE ST..
H IIMEL 8 HIILI
MOVING PICTURES at 7:30 o'clock.
THE ORGAN GRINDER'S WARD.
HIS BETTER SELF.
THE NEW BUTLER. comedy.
And three others.
THE WHITE LIE. a great two reel
Matinees except Saturdays and Hoil- .
“OLD...
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Come‘ to This Hall to Hear
ELECTION RETURNS.
Hail Open: at 7 o'clock.
TODAY'S I’ROGRAM Is:
TOMORROW:
MATINEE 2:30. I
EVENING 7:30. ‘
ADULTS, 10o; CHILDREN. So. I
days Sc
seven rooms and bpsement; newly
papered and painted. FlIst class or
der. InqnlIe .I ll Knapp, 82 West St.
020 ff
TO LET—~CONVENIEN’I‘. COM~
fortuble house In good condition. Trol~
ley line, Winnlpauk. George Mitchell
Norwalk. at tf
' TO LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALI.
improvements, .Cove street, $15;I
eight rooms. 20 North Main.
street. inquire It. .loselovsky, East,
Norwalk, or United Grocery. 528 if
TO LET—:FIIOM NOV. 1. Idi'i;
p.
house, I, rooms, Ient 316 00 Inquire
at The South Norwalk Trust Co
OIII (I.
7
TO LETMHAMILTUN AVE}, HALF
of two- famiiv house. 6 rooms, and I3-
iroom flat; all improvements; good con
dltion; one block from railioad stolion. '
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. Joseph R Taylor.
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Taxi and Touring!
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAV 0a NIGHT.
Tel. 1360- ...IVAASI
Power to Do Good.
The increment that conms in any";
human faculty through use is thI
sweetest of all satisfactions to be got}
out of work-«sweeter than material}
rewards. sweeter than the praise of
one’s fellows, sweeter than purchased
ease. To feel that one is steadily
growing In one's power to do good~
there is. deeper glutiness in that. to
an enlnest soul. than in almost any-
thlug else this woild afford tie—Pun-
shion.
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Eitplanatlon of Dreams.
Dr. Freud sayslthat every dream
can be taken to pieces for investiga‘
tion. The dream is not really contin-
uous. It consists of a series of. groups
centering about what he terms
"knots." and by investigating the as-
sociation of these dream knots with
ones normal life he will learn that
the dream was based on a wish ol- on
wishes. some of which may be so
Vague that. he was hardly aware of-
them.
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Hardly Satisfactory.
Dimming hastily down the page: of
Tommy Jonea' examination papers.
the teacher‘s heart thrilled over Tom-
my‘s unexpectedly good showing. for
not one of the questions remained um
answered. ,Ilut upon subjecting the
paper to ti more careful pemell her
pride In Tommy‘s proficiency had a
fall. After, seven ohthe ton ques-
tions Tommy had 'writton politely: "I
out sorry that this III II subject. on
which i have no. Information”.
Anothei bill of record bicaking pr-oi
.Spctlal extIaordinnry
lMr. Thos. W. Goodwin.
:AIId a select compam, enacting
. “3 :IETIIe 5 Musical L-wssies
A uuluu: tin of dainty instiumtntalists
ITIIe i’a ace Ouirtctle
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The Skaters Bijoutve
I'm irlnn roller
"I‘Itt
Dreamland
“Custer’s‘ Last Fight”;
The moat colossal
Admission—~10 Cents to one and all.
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To milks baked potatoes dry and
meaty, Just when potatoes are tender
put: a fork at least twice into each
potato to lot the steam escape. '
’l‘ry mixing pancakes in a pitcher
of the bellboy shape. one that an egg
heater fits in nicely. It is much easier
to pour directly hom'thls pitcher on
to the middle Instead of ludllng the
better out of a bowl.
When
stem; or bushes, let the onions used
. , . . ”‘ .0 pl no ‘miatr have t
meu centrally located. 20 “est h . ., k‘ if t I themackpned W... in this “.3. u ,m .ur he I , . ‘
' . . Illson .101 feature. 1') II 11“” I 0 0‘1”“ m C 0“ “l “r .. . . -. . ..
Washington St. In .it 0 t mm It huIni sugui or other colorin" mattm steady light may he obtained all night “‘9 “VIN“ 4.x...xcd, Indunhulrtgth
~—-—---~——-— EXTRA! EXTRA! f. ”or, . 1 ll ‘IICCI‘ of t‘l‘li‘IIP ONO-SHIN of others: a trawl uh ~ h
TO LET""F1RST FLOOR; 1:1 The NOI'WRIR Male Quartet hasfwm be required. 10:“ H .1 en a I. V - h ' ' es in black whitt- or era“ coals but)
F I ‘ )l ' ' i 7 l) w I R ru -‘I qudI of cotton wash well Leiery and IEltllCF may be kill” fresh ' .. ' . ." " '
I‘ItIHIIn 5" Apt 5 even “3’3 at m.” been engaged to sine tomorrow night I up g t - - » fow cunts ~1‘5->waru \cn:
7 ““d 8‘ "2 '3‘ Don't miss this “0:. \‘o mm d "i“bcse uIe Inexpensito and me c ten IIII‘III'I'Wi 0"6‘1‘ Ultim- a ‘I‘dm!I Willi! 01' i1 " . “ ' ‘3“ ‘ ' "
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T0 LET—~lii iPl F Hill COTTAGE mission . a Iluél the thing for the kitchen, as wc‘l by standing the T0)I.S in cold Adi: I. and
' ‘ U U ' ' Ias uthet pints of the liouse.~ Louis- ‘Il‘i’ manila paper. Ihcy shoal be Brown Breal.
\IIIC lleIald.
Slightly soiled ribbons. If well pow-
“tiered with French chalk or magnesia
lland held mm the heat of the slow I' v
ja few minutes
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leather box. These are equally p
‘ cal for men and women. m
An extremely nice looking ,d
Ian-J: L. , IIII..l1 n3...- .1. I
tonc. may be had for let's than :7. ti
inusa bird-II: .es mode we on
lines of mission furniture are rot
unique. OI (louse, tilt" am {until
htrvier than tin. old In.- Ellen's iit. 5‘.
'zl‘hI Iounf lads I‘t-I dininy in...
mode to fit a tuhie or r..:;,' width a I I
find ii the shop 12‘. i'x’“lLI’.llI. 01;)
or
grease or soil. They would b...» on
fully pressed after ‘Ihc pow-'er and th
soil have been brushed off.
Smoke from a lump or gas often a “In!
a ceiling; in one piIItItuIlar spot, while
the real renIulIIs beautifully white. It
is useful to know that coiled ceilings
caused by lamp and gas will he llll
tiered less conspicuous is ruljb. d p.01
\IIIh .‘IIy Whiting.
To make an ordinary candle some as
an all-night. lamp pack carefully powd-
ered salt around the unit as far up .1:
Home Helps. .
A. A let...
coloring is required for
he coir: .
fore using. be washed thoroiphly. soul:—
ed in ice water and dried on n towel.~
Louisville Herald.
A simple brown bIcI d is made by
adding to r. cupful of molasses tw
tablespoonfuls of melted shortening".
a cupiul of sweet milk, a beaten egg};
teaspoonful of soda half a teaspoon‘ful
of sadt and two cupfuls of graham
flour. ~Newark Nous
Worth Knowing,
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In the Shops.
A Set of folding cont hangers may be
ulll quickh E‘IIIE‘ had hired in a leather bag or a spiel
pmtious and artistiy at
HOYT’S *
Always the standard of the wor'sld
IIcsI \audeyllle
announcement.
Initial visit here of the star of “The.
Girl Question.“
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the
comedy hit. .
IN A FIX.
i Glorious Musical Festival.
In A \aIled IepeitoiIc
A Sudden SKI of Vocalists.
be boys that 2qu ltel In; time :1
him us this: It‘ unlodlts.
10,-.
From The Follies liergol'c. l‘v‘uris
shunt”: Inurici: In a:
spurtucular and skillml exhibition.
The iiurnt (‘ork Boniface,
Pork Chop Evets
hiacli fare comedian with the Ir»:
rislstihlc laugh.
THE HOYTSCOPE Feathre Films.
new I
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North Main Street
Under New. Management.
COMING FRIDAY. NOV. 8th, I
“IOI-—-Bllon—-“101"
and sensational
war picture in the entire history of
metlon pictures. Three wonderful
reels. coating a fortune to produce.
anti secured by us at enormous ex-
pense. 1.000 Indians. 1,000 soldiers.
engaged in deadly conflict.
Special Matinee from 2: 30 to ii: 00.
Evening. time complete shows,
‘ morons, 9:30.
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Food Value of Milk. '
Ono quart of mill: Ill equal in food ‘
value to three-fourths at e pound of
lean round strait. sight as”. It!
pounds of salt oodhsh. three pounds of
four. poundti ef
turnips. on“ th 0
five pounds of -
onegthlrd of II. pound of cheese.
*Delgfi stalls , With F mitten»;
Feelii noble Dreseirleking
pounds of spinach. I’Ieven p‘oiiudl oi. ,
lettuce. four pounds of cabbage, two ‘ ‘
fresh codflsb. two jottuds of chicken.
pound of butter.
onetllird it til pound of wheat. flour. ‘
m .-
Mate. A. Lieberman
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«no Taught. 2-: Havliand st.
VII! VIII . ‘
for elicit It'll. .5 old False {1‘
Hit? out prices’
for III III, dill/or old ,.
‘ for, are II Jewelry sod reel
'ar - i an: '4' ‘1'_";’.{f‘f’f’i/Kl‘y’-m!‘,:-f-g
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spensahie to Every Hind. he he a
AVE}? or Old Fellow
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EVERYHRI'JSIIIXI' Cl..‘III\iEli, YDI'R MONEY \
El).
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At (‘QMPLISH .
ILL I3; -‘ "1. F1 AD:
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GUARANTEE TO GIVE S.\TISI~',‘IL'II(,).\'. .
Offered-by The South Noi‘wa‘lk Sentinel for
Six Consecutive Coupons & 98c
This Automatic Razor Slmpper'ls guaranteed for life. There is nothing to get out of order or"
nothing to wear out. lily its use. every man is an expert at razor strapping. It requires no experience to
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. rt... 9.51.... Automatic Razor Stropper has created the biggest sensation in the lihliilfig world. know
to more. It In a practical success It solves the whole shaving problem. Thousands of mlniate
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.usinu this great Answer. By its use. razors are made to smile at the toughest heard that ever grep
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