1 CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this Dole. Twenty-Five Wordis or Less, 251:»: Three Times, 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black‘- face or Capa.‘ Deuble Price II .8 C. Q. WANTED THAT UNDER: business. Good Write i“. O. Box 116 lit .1 WANTED—«MAN stands the grocery pay to right party. 702. 11. -..1Ii‘ resents son sAstoucks 'Hoasn. wagon. harness.- farin utensils, oil and coal stoves, carpets, beds, etc; Fdwards, William St.. No1waik 116 31 WANTEDMGIRL OR WOMANY FOR .generai housework. Mrs. Greetibcrg." Scribner 111111., iienr Roton Hill. 116 iii WANTEDvH'i‘AilDR TO DO RE pairing in store. Apply to Copyright Clothing Store. ,6 North Main St. p11 11 ‘FOR SALE~ONE sunny as good as new. Inquire Chas. Yearnnce, blacksmith shop, 10 Hanfoid place. .. no FOR SALE—SOFT 1R0ASTERS and broilers. Telephone 1221-12. 3t WANTED—~BY‘REI1‘INEI) COUPLE. Three rooms in South Norwalk. fur- nished or partly furnished for light housekeeping. Address Lock Box 1511, Norwaik. n6 3t WANTEDwBY HUNGARIAN “101 man. Washing, ironing and cleaning by tile day. inquire 7'5 Lexington'nve. n6 lit WANTED—STONE 0R BRICKLAY- or at Lockwood Garage, Norwaik, at once. [15 3t WANTED —~ DESIRABLE CEN- ti'ally located rents for waiting appli- cants; also particulars of property for sale, including shore cottages farms anywhere. William P. Smull, real estate and insurance, 23 Monroe street. facing station. Tel 960. ' 115 31; WANTED —— LARGE EASTERN ‘ manufacturer of well known staple line wants traveling salesman in this territory. No former experience re; q'uli'edi. Steady position. Earn big pay while you learn. Address for par- ticulars Dept. l3. Lock Drawer 827, Chicago, ills. :14 4t WANTED~—6 DRIVERS, STEADY and “ BEE: OFFER TAKES $200 SCIEN- tiflc American 7 per cent. preferred Stocks, with $100 4 per cent. Common, Address Box 155, Rowuytou; Corrin‘3 n ‘t FOR SALE OR TO, LED—MODERN house, all improvements, good 1loca~ tion. Price and ternis‘appiy to Lay- ton and Co., 5 Railroad Ave, South \orwaik. n4 lit FOR SALEWFINE 0L1) HOME stead. 10 room house, all improve» ments: barn, carriage house suitable for garage; chicken house. three acres. graph and forty records, A bargain. Apply F. B, 91 North Main St 114 3t FOR SALE—APPLES AND CAB cages. Apples in from i basket to 10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head or ton. Strictly No. 1 stock. E. H. White, Box 85, Rowaytoh, (if. 111 1m FOR SALE—SOME 100 STANDING trees at. Rowayton. If interested ad- dress Seth B. Toms, 756 Main St., Hartford. Conn. 111 it employment for the winter. Inquire Raymond Bi‘Oihel‘S.‘ 114 3t FOUND QLUFTT' ““3”" AND °°' FOUND~~iilJNCH or KEYS AND have situations to offer to operators £11, Jo l “I“, 4. 0,! ,1 he experienced on steam power ma- “5' 39"” M" "‘ 3°" infinit chines. steady work. :7 tr BUSINESS NOTICES G. F. BENEDICT a 00., PAINT- ers and decorators, dealers in wall paper and mouldings' High grade work a specialty. 113 Franklin St. Phone 22-2. 08 ti TURKISH BATH‘S FOR THE treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. (9 ti NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR bust and shoot repair Shop. All kinds custom made work Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 \;\' est Viashlngton St LOST LOST-~PAIR or SKATES. er please FIND. return to the Union Pacific Ten (‘13., 1213 \I'nshlngton 81. 11.1 :it iiilli illlllilll ‘ SOLVENT NOTICE. iiisirlt-t ol‘ NOI‘WiiIk, 11s.. Probate l‘ouri, October ‘22, A. ll. 1912. l'fsiuic of Mary C..F‘ox. late of Noi'mik, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis~ 11111.11. of Norwalk, hath limited and al- IOWr'II six months from the date bere- oi' for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their Hit-mints. properly attested, within said time, will be debarrcd 11 recovery. All persons indebted to said estate 111-11 requested to make immediate pay- ment to EDWIN \\1'. FOX, 02:: :30 till Administrator. ionosa or NOTICE. District of Norwalk, 311.. Probate 301111. November 1'1. A: 1).. 1,912. Whereas; written application: has been made to this Court for adminis- tration of the estate of Amtusiiuu l’lt'av or, into o‘i Norwalk; in said District, (loci-used. Ordered, That said application be Mind and determined at the Probate oiiims in Noiwuik. on the 12111 day of Nmt‘llliml', 1912,1112 o‘cloik after noon. and that pllbllt notice thereof lbs alien to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in 11 newspaper having a circulation in said 11111111111, 111 least five days before said day of hearing. HENRI \V.Gill1i(l0itli, Judas. \ e mi Ii W... M. ORDER "TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. lilnllii'i of Norwalk, "1.,‘Probute 1101111, November 13, A. D.. 1912. 1 “"3“ ~.M....... 1111111111 of William 11.111011111111111, late at' Norwslk, in said District, deceas- cl Ol‘tlif’i‘ed. That the trustee under the will or said deceased exhibit his; 1: 11611111 to this Court f _.. PRESIDENT user 11111- 8IIII SEES DELEBIIIITIIIII PRINCETON, N. .l.. .\'or. ii.»-»“Pres- idem Wilson." Two years ago this L0\\'il.il(lill‘t515tied Woodrow Wilson that way as the-head of Princeton. Univer- sity. "Today as the crowds of students and townsfolk saluted the saute mun s_it was “President Wilson” again, but as the future executive of the United States of Atticrica. The pros- idem-elect slept peacefully tlil‘tilli», h the morning hours. He left Word not to be disturbed until he had had a long slot-p. He planned to get up at noon. Early in the day, however, Princeton began to celebrate the. fact that its distinguished residence of twenty. seven years had been elected to the preriilclicy oi the nation. Princeton University declared a holiday, which is a rare thing on the college caieu- dnr. Besides the fact that. Woodrow Wilson had for ten years been presi- dent of Princeton University, there was. the thought that a Princeton graduate hud triumphed in a triangln lar contest with a Harvard and a Yale alumnus. Not since the year 1808 vheii James Madison was elected has them. been a Princeton graduate in- the White House. Coincideutally James Madison came from Vlr,glnia the native stain of Goveiiioi Wilson A11 another parallel, not more than "Westinnd," where (irovoi' tilovelund lived and died. Members of the faculty and real- denls ol‘ the town [incited to consult. plate the Wilson household. and Mrs. Wilson and her three daughter». Miss Margaret. Miss Jessie and Miss Elena. or. were busy receiving them. Messages of congratulations came from everywhere. The telegrams from President. Taft and former President Roosevelt, published in the morning papers, Wei-o among those which or rived today. not definite for the immediate future. After the whirl of congratulatory no tlviip is over, he probably will so to 11 1111111111 resort for a root. 1111’ income WIII‘IIIBII'O a good 1111111 101 time. 1 in the mouth of 1.139011111111111 preparing himself for the session 11! the New .1 er legislators, which berths 311n- n5 3t, maple grove; brook in rear. Trolley w , - .1 , .. _ 1 . ater supplied. inqulie aiternoans, handy. 6” Newtoun “0' n4 3‘ '53 West Ave.,,rNorwaik. . 028 (it IF°R SALE‘EDIBON PHONO' ° 1'10 LED-HOUSE. 8 news ST. 100 yards from the Wilson home is. . evening following 11 quarrel with his The plans at the president- elect are ‘ Company for permission to‘ 10.11.11. ‘.TO LET 'ro LETMTWO 'CONNECTING rooms, newly papered and painted. Water, toilet, cook stove, gas plate. All conveniences for light housekcciy Ingl‘ Near East Norwalk station. 214 East Ave. n6 :lt ‘ To LET—HOUSE, 85 WALL ST., lower floor. Mott Ave: three cheap rents. East Norwaik. inquire J. W. Marvin, East Are. 111% (it To LET-WITH BOARD, NICELY furnished large room, front. to two. Large clothes press. electric light, etc. Possession Nov. 7. Also table board. Home cooking. Reasonable rates. Mrs. Taft, 16 Haviland St 114 ill TO LET—A LARGE LIGHT FRONT room, suitable for one r two gentle- men, centrally -locate . 29 West Washington St. " at 31 MW 'ro LET—~MAPLE HILL COTTAGE, 80 Franklin Av... two minutes from West Ave. trolley, 13 rooms and bath, every modern ceiivenlence;,also an apartment, 8 Orchard St. heat and hot 1 seven rooms. and basement; newly papered and painted. First class or- der Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 \hest6 St " tf T0 LET~~CONVENIENT, COM for-table house in good condition. Trol- ley line, Winnlpsuk.‘ George Mitchell, Norwalk. a1 ti TO LET—'1' ROOMS WITH ALL improvements, Cove street, 8151; eight rooms, 20 , North Matti street. Inquire R. .loselovsky, East Norwalk, or United Grocery. 1528 Lt To LET-FROM NOV. 1, 1912, house, 7 rooms, rent $16.00. inquire: at The South Norwalk Trust Co. I 016 If 1 T0 LET—«HAMILI‘UN AVE, HALFI of twotamiiy house, 6 rooms, and 6- room list; all lmprov;e1nouts good con ditlon: one block £10m railroad station Joseth .Tnsior 1113 HI “W” m” I Taxi and Touring Car to Hire I . FOR ALL OCCASIONS. DAY OH NIGHT. Tel. 1360- J. VAAS “M. w...«........... - _ . mu... -w. _..... THE VOTE IN lLLlNOiS. CHICAGO, Nov. 6.~2,8711 precincts out of 4,2216 in Illinois 111110 'l‘at‘i 158.- 928; Wilson 2132,4011: Roosevelt 277,- 039. Figures from the country districts snow Wilson is gaining. E. F. Dunne, the Democratic guber- notoriel candidate, is gent-rally conced- ed to have won by a plurality of at least 60,000. The entire Democratic state ticket also won. Two of the big surprises in the result were the defeat of former Speaker .l. G. Cannon by O'iliiir, Dciiiocrai, in the Eighteenth district, and the strengiih of the Socialist vote. in Cook County Cunnea, Socialist, i'nn ahead of the Re- publi’cdn candidate for state‘s attorney Two Socialists were elected to the is gislaluie. it was snounccd early ilmt‘Wliiiam 8. McKinley. i’iosldeut 'lut'i‘ a can» paisn manager, had been defeated in his race to succeed himself in (21111» "gross. I .1. .—. ,..,...... u..-»— SHOOTS HIMSELF. Waterburyfioung Man Quarreisd With Sweetheart. WATERDURY, Nov. autumn-it Ma- crelil, 22, shot. himself in the head lafii sweetheart and alter a shortvlnit sent 11 bullet erasing through his skull. The cast- is puzzling as the 11111111 is hiiil un- conscious and it is not known Just how badly he is injured. two TROLLEY 'DacialONi. ‘1‘ unarronn. Nov. 11.443111; Public Utilities Commission today save a de- cision on petitions of the Connecticut! construction at ttoliev tracks. commission enters groove rails to be 'laid 1111 Falrllsld silence, nrldgepori 1111 requested by the local authorities and denies the petition of the Connecticut track Cook avenue 11111111111111, the d l cl to it however, without preludl CAPTAIN BEN'S YARN, THE WHITE LIE. a great .tworoeiI Three other reels. THE NORWALK MALE QUARTET.' GUSTER'S LAST EIGHT, Company for approval oi" method 111 ‘ r1111 , TODAY’S PROGRAM I5: showing Capt Ben amdhg cannibn‘is. Bison 101 feature, EXTRA TONIGHT.‘ house No one should miss hearing them COMING NOV.20 three big See our reader. TOMORROW: reels. excitement. LOVE it“: BLIND. Four otherlpiatures. MATINEE 2:30. EVENING 7: 80. ADULT8,10c; CHILDREN. 5:. . Matinee: except Saturdays and Hell-1 I find my guest been a source of many great satisfaction, writes a contributor and stuff the fish, drawing the 10033 to the Modern Pilscllla. list 10f my friends and opposite name of each i write 11 list of their fur- orlte dishes or special dislikes. is a great help in planning meals when according to size of fish my friends are 1111111111 to dine at our When the embroidery petticoat is worn on the edge, out off as. much as is shabby and turn a 11111- THE WIRELESS MIRACLE full of row i1em.'l‘hen get lace as wide as 1 Ithe piece which and sew it to the hem just made, says the Montiesl Star. Ithe psttlcoat will- be doubled anti, its Inpueai‘ance improved. Any fish may be. served this way. email 1111. 01.11.1111 as ileiii'cd fair. of sauce. Pin 11 in a shallow 11.111 bring to the si‘iuinerin then slip in 13:12 eggs and Place the cooked eggs on 1t son the sauce with butter on over all. in it i keep a flesh over the opening together with the (lean twine. Lay the 11311 on thin slices of pork and place a few more This on top. Bake from 21) to 40 Minutes, ‘ Chicken Turnovers. links 11 ilth belong 121111161“ Creamed Celery on Toast. I Cook the, outs‘ide‘statks In just enough water to make tender; tlien pleas all through 1It sieve. To one cupiul of pulp 1allow two cupfuls of milk. and when heated thicken with flour to make just creamy. 'Season with salt and pepper, adding .one ten- spconful of butter. Pour over roast and serve. Worn Ruffles. ruffle of n and 611101111111 moisten , gravy: fold 1iidi1g‘n over; “ milk and'bake about l5 Serve with left over gravy, to add the chopped gibiets. you have removed The durability of ~ . . . The chemical test on Ssturda a very satisfactory one. The hit blaring briskly. Three tiiiiesihT. lighted and was extinguished 1w 0 was blazing briskly. Threat _ Egg Poached in Tomato Sauce. (look the hard parts ot-the tomatoes undone chopped green pepper. alter discarding the seeds and all whllc my». I stuffed Baas. dense Clean the “311- Bill soda crackers membrane. Add three sprigs 0.; para hvsgllghted, and each time was into boiling water a second; then lay. When the tomatoes are tender. put out by the chemical. Alarge r" mix in one tiiliiespooniul of butter, riess through .1 sieve and add one ber of people had gathered- to “M _...W- _-- Isnd salt and pepper to suit: add as half cupful of milk to each two can chemical work Another bill of record breaking prlO‘ portions and artistri at HOYT’S Always the standard of the worlds best vaudeville. 'Specinl extraotdi nrv announcement H initial visit her. Girl Question. " ”—1.... Mr. Thos.W GnodenI' And a select company enacting the ' comedy hit, er of the star of “'l‘he' W A FIX. want»- um \ Glorious Musical Festival, The 5 Musical Lassles' i" A quiniette of dainty lnsnumenteiists ‘ H in ii varied repertolie. ‘v—m—I— -- 'a A Swagger Set of Vocalists. I The Palace 0111111111112. The boys that make rug time as pop- ular as classit melodies. ~w‘ From The i1olli11s.iiergeic, Paris , I, The Skaters 1111111111.». l‘aiivlan ioller skating mortals. in '1 spertacuiui and skiliiui exhibition. ti 1 :m The [limit (Bork Boniface. . Pork Chop Evers ‘ 1,1 The black face toutedlan with the li'- M ilsisilhle lu’ugh. ‘ 1‘" : THE HOYTSCOPE Feature Films. Ila: mm... «1—— —1 1‘1 . . -« 1': Mine. A. Liebermann 1"" . Fashionable Dressmaking I! Cutting Taught. so Havliand si. ; I! 1 1 '- V-HN—a-«Wm—a-v 3‘! NEW 1! ' U D I d1 t i tindei New Management. ;I . If North Main Street ,1; sourewonwaut. l: . 1 t 1 FRIDAY. NOV. 8111, 1“ it ' ' "t Casters Last Fight ,1, will amaze the world. Nothing has»; ever excelled ll. , Nothing can ever U equal it. 1 . U 3 reels—3, 000 not—3 reels. ‘ ldl~alson Films-1101. Produced by the New York Motion , Picture Co. costing more than 830, 000. , 311.1111 Matinee from 2: no to ll: 00. , Evening, chm cc opiate shows, _ . ._ .1 700.1115, 11.1111. 111111111 11111111131111.1111 ,, 1i welt-r 1111,11 11111119, \‘1vn‘ 1. wu‘x‘x‘u‘gui 1-1.1- .“ U ”A” U a U;Ifl' $ .50 Frazer], Sharpen er Six Consecutive Coupons 81 98c - nothing to wear out. lily Its use, every man Is an expert at razor strapping. It requires no experience to 1‘ in 3'93”. 1111:1111 home who possesses one of these beautiful little machines. . it 1.11.1.1. no difference what his 1". a razor you haveshls mapper will put an edge on it which will make it shave like magic ‘ salt-adjusting to all styles of razors, regardless of the thickness or thinness 111111. blade or the an its ease. it is simple In Its use. and 111': 11111111. in its 1111111111. 11111111 shopper is 11510111111111 Absolutely indispensable to Every M2111. he lies "Young Shaver or an Old Fellow is THIS .it'i‘OilAl‘lt) sra 1111151211 noes xor modems evict“; 1.1151111 CIJAIMED, voca poser WILL BE kahuna 11:11 1:11:11 AND EVERY STROPPER is $01.11 11111151 A P0 1111i: cianwrss 1711 our. swisritriox Offered by The South Norwalk Sentinel for Thla‘Automatlc Razor Summer is guaranteed for life There is nothing to get out of order 9 sharpen any style of razor, a four-Yearold child can operate and accomplish as good results as a meat! I Is poslltvely the most economical and practical strapping device in the world. SIMPLY INSERT THE BLADE IN THE SLOT, GRASP EACH HANDLE AS SHOWN IN THE IL- LUSTRATION. AND FULL BACK AND FORTH FOR 30 SECONDS AND YOU WILL HAVE TH TRUEST. STRAIGHTEST, AND MOST PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HANDS CAN OBTAIN THE BAILEY AUTOMATIC RAZOR BTHOPPER WILL POSITIVELY BHARPEN AND KEEP CHAR ANY RAZOR IN THE WORLD THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE GRINDING, Highly Recommended by Leading Barbers Everywhere ’ine Bailey Automatic Racer Strapper has created the biggest sensation In the shaving world. 11111111 it is a practical success it solves the whole shaving problem. Thousands of minim 1a‘1"‘\lers. doctors, bankers. (armors. in fact. in every known profession and of every nationality, 111111111 this great snapper. By its use, razors are made to smile at the toughest heard that ever pr it chases tat-e torture among the things of our fathers days, while taco comfort is supreme In '1'
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