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' WANTED
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FOR SALE ‘
WANTED—‘S’I‘O'NE 0R BRICKLAY
or at Lockwood Garage, Norwalk, at good as new. Inquire Chas. Yearanco,
once. 115 at blacksmith shop, 10 Haniord place.
31;
WANTED —— DESIRABLE GEN . “"
traliy located rents for waiting appli-
cants; also particulars of property for
and
Small,
real estate and insurance, 23 Monroe.
sale. including shore cottages
farms anywhere. William P.
street, fucini,r station. Tel 960.
all at
FOR SALE-«ONE SUBBY, AB
FOR SALEJBOF'I‘ ROASTERS
and broilers. Telephone 221- 12
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BEST OFFER TAKES $200 SCIEN-
tiilc American 7 per cent. preferred
Stocks, with $100 4 per cent. Common,
WANTED _.. LARGE
territory.
uulred. Steady position.
pay while you learn:
tlculars Dept. 5, Lock Drawer
Chicago, Ills.
Earn
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EASTERN
manufacturer of well known staple
tine wants traveling salesman in this
No former experience to
big
Address for par-
827,
Address ilox 155. Rowuyton,“ Conn.
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FOR SALE‘OR T0 LET—MODERN
house, all improvements, good loca-
tion. Price and terms apply to Lay-
ton and 00., 5 Railroad Ave, South
Not-walk. ni tit
t FOR SA.LE--FINE OLD HOME-
WANTED——6 DRIVERS,
employment for the winter.
Raymond Brothers. 114 3
S'I‘EADY
Inquire
stead, 10 room house. all improve-
ments; barn, carriage house suitable.
l. for goings; chicken house, three acres
map-1e glove; brook in 1931‘. Trolley
WANTED-“GIRL
housework. Family of two.
Morgan Ave, Norwalk. 112 3
FOR GENERAL
Apply 8
handy. 65 Newtown Ave. hi hi
, FOR SALE—EDISON PHONO—
graph apd forty records. A bargain.
CLU ETT,
oxperiencad on steam
PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to alter to operators
power ma-
Apply ii. B, 91 North Main St.
n4 3t
chines, steady work. 57 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT a 60., PRINT-
ers and decorators. dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 if
TURKISH BATHB FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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. NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
meet and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
’” LOST
LOST~—i’AiR Oi“ SitA'l‘iu‘S. FIND-
er please return to the i’nion Puciilr
Tel (‘o.. 126 Washington St. 11.3 :it
uSOLVENT NOTICE.
ilistrict oi Norwaik. ss, Probate
Court, September 28, A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of James 1’. lei-union, late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court oi Probate for the ills-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
vlowod six monihs from the date here-
of for the creditors of said. estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present. their
accounts. properly attested within said
time, will be debarred a' recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate‘pay-
input to
JOHN B, i-iANLON,
Administrator.
Tammany, South Nor
022 29 ii.)
(lure Wm. iI‘.
walk, (301111.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
iiiSll'it‘t oi .\'orwnlk, till” Probate
Court, October 2.3, A. i), 19'l2.
Estate of Henrietta Miller, lutc oi
Norwulk, in suit! illstrlci, deceased.
The (‘ourl of Probate for the Dis-
lri-‘i of Norwnlh, hath limited and ni-
lowed six months from the date here-
ol’ for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
lil'l'liiililbl, properly attested, within
said time, will be debnrred n recov-
ery All persons indebted to said out
42111.» are requested to make immcdinie
payment to
W.
PLATT,
Administrator.
71 Osborn Ave. 029 no i2
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ORDER TO SETTLE. ACCOUNT.
illslrloi of \‘omalh, ss.. l’robnto
(Iourl. November 4. A. ll., llii2.’
Estate in Connecticut of Alfred W.
iioyi, Intd of the (fly and slate of
New York, deceased.
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his udminlstmllon account to this
ifourl‘l'or adjustment, at tho Probate
office in NorwIIik, on the 12th day oi:
November. i9l2, at 2 o‘clock ufter
noon and that all persons interested
in said outule may be notified there
of. the oumulor will cause this order
to no published .11 a newspaper lutv
inn n circulation in said District, at
.imnet h duyn before said 12tl1duy of
November. 1912.
iiisiNliY W GREGORY,
Judge.
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OROER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
ilisnitt oi Norwuih. an, Probate
Court, Novuinbel i. A. lib, 1912.
Limits in Connecticut of Mary iii.
liolit. late of the city and stats of
New York, deceased.
Ordered That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for annulment, at the Pro‘
hun- office in Norwalk, on the Pill)
day of Novombor.’19‘iil.oatz hemlock
afternoon; and that all persona luten
called in said estate may be notified
thereof. the administrator will canto
this order to be published in s new
lib Ii.
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iivti days listens mill
member, 1912. ‘ .
KY , GREGOJRY.
paper paving culmination in said Bill“ ”
tibial.
. I WILL SELL MY BEAUTIFUL
Mahogany “Steinway" vertegrnnd at
a great reduction it bought at once.
Adress F. E. 8., care Sentinel oliice.
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WILL YOU GIVE ME 3115 ”FOR
Upright Piano that cost $275 new. Ad
dress S. E. F., care Sentinel office.
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FOR SALE—3 1-2 H. P. MOTOR
cycle in good repair. Price reasonable.
12? South Main St... ,South Norwulk,
Conn. 11.? 3t
FOR SALE—~APPLES AND CAB-
bagos. Apples in from i basket to
10 barrel lots. Cabbage by head or
ton. Strictly No. 1 stock. Ill, H.
White, .i'iogt 85, itowuylon. Ct. mi 1111
FOR SALEA-SOME 100 STANDING
trees at Rowayton. if interested ad-
dress Seth ii. ’l‘oms, 7336 Main SL,
liurllord, Conn. ul 4t
IIuI Innis
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
ilisirhzt oi \muulk, as. l‘robnle
i‘oult, November ii, A i)., liil ’
ltsiiIIP oi Nelson Taylol. late of
”.‘orul: lk in said District dotouscd.
()llltliru. i‘hn lilo e\ccutols oi the
“ill (11' Nelson 'l‘nyior. .lr.. into of said
Norwnlk, (incensed. exhibit his lic-
(zoIIut -as iluricc under the will of
sud Nelson ’I’zulor to this court. for
adjustment. ui iho i’robnlc office in
Norwnlk. 011 the lL’ih day of Novem—
ber. 1912, at 3 o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons tolerated in said es-
into may be notified Correct, the sold
executors will cause this order to he
published in a newspaper having 11
(wiIIulniion in said llisirlil. ill least
file days before said 12111 Idm oi .\o
vcmber, iili “.
HENRY W.
(ill in “)1in,
113 it Judge.
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
llisilict or Norwalk. as. Probate
i‘ourt, November 4. A. l‘).. 1912.
Estate 01 Nelson Taylor, late of
Norwulh, ill sold District. dcceused.
Ordered, That the executors of the
will of Nelson Taylor, in, late of
said Norwulk. deceased, exhibit ,his
account! as executor of in? will of
said Nelson Taylor to this Court. for
sidiuslnwnl, at the Probate office in
Norwalk. on the 12th day of Novom
ber. l9l2. pi 'i oriock aftelnoon and
that all persons interested In said es
lute may be notified thereof. the said
oxccuiors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in .nIlIi District. 11in“ least
five days before sold .l2il1 day of No-
vember, 1912.
”Will”: W. GREGORY.
Judge.
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RDER TO 6E l’TLE' ACCOUNT.
.lstrlcl. oi Nos-mils 1th., Probate
Court. November i. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate in ifmmnmlcnt of Alfred M.
Hoyt. late of the city and stole of
Now lork, deceased
Ordered i‘hut the executor exhibit
his ndmiulsirution account to this
Court for adjustment at the Probate
office in Norwulk, on the 12111 day of
November. 1912. at 2 ocloch sitter-
ln said estate may be notillod there»
of. the executor will onuue this order
‘to be published in It newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said {Mistrial at
least five days lefore said itlh day
of November, liliil
HENRY W. GREGORY.
oil It T'. . ‘ p . Judge.
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ORDER TO ORTTL ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, its. Probate
Court. November 4. A. 17., 1912. ;
‘ Estate in Connecticut or June
New York. deceased.
O, and. Thai. tits executor, assign
noon: and that all persons interested ~
lieu, lots of the city and state of "
TO LET
TO, LET—mHOUSE. 8‘5 WALL Sit,
lower floor, Mott Ave; three cheep
rents, East Norwaik. inquire J. 4W.
Marvin, East‘Ave. '
TO LET-Wi'i‘H 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. Tait, 16 Havliand St. .3
hi 't
TO LETv—A LARGE LIGHT FRONT
room. suitable for one or two gentle-
men, centrally located. 29 West
Washington .St. hi {it
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TO LET— FIRST FLOOR,1I‘.
Franklin St. ,Apply evenings betwoen
7 and 8. 112 3t
TO LET—MAPLE HILL COTTAGE,
80 Franklin Ave, two minutes trom
West Ave. trolley, (I rooms and bath,
every modern convenience; also an
apartment, 8 Orchard St.. heat and hot
water supplied. Inquire afternoons.
53 West Ave, Norwalk. 028 (it
TO LET-HOUSE, 8 LOWE 8T.,
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First class or
der. Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West St
026 it
TO ‘LET—~CONVEN1ENT. cou-
fortable house in good condition. Trol-
ley line. Winnlpsuk. George Mitchell
Norwalir. at it
TO LET~7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $1.3;
eight rooms. 20 North .Main
street. inquire R. .iosolovsky. East
Norwaik, or United Grocery. 1528 if
TO LET-Lipton Nov. 1, on;
house. 7 rooms, rent $16.00. inquire
at The South Norwslk Trust Co.
016 ti
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room fist; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. sill ti
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL occlisIous.
DAY on NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 . l. VAAST
Power to Do Good.
The increment that comes to any
human faculty through use. is the
sweetest of all sotislucilons to be got
out of work—sweeter than material
rewards. sweeter than the praise of
onc's fellows. sweeter than purchased
case. To feel that one is steadily
growing in one‘s power to do good—-
there is deeper gludncss in that, to
an earnest soul, than in almost any-
thiug else this world affords—Pun-
shion. . ’
Explanation of Dreams.
Dr. Freud says that every dream
can be taken to pieces for investiga-
tion. The dream is not really contin
uous. it consists of 11 series of groups
centering about what he terms
“knots" and by investigating the us-
actuation of these dream knots with
ones normal life he will learn that
the dream was based on a. wish or on
wishes, some 0! which may he so
vague that he was hardly aware of
them.
Hardly Satisfactory.
Glsnoing hastily down the pages of
Tommy Jones' examination papers.
the tenoi1er's_ heart thrilled over Tom-
my's unexpectedly good showing. for
not one of the questions remained un-
Inswcrod.
paper to a more careful perusal her
pride III Tommy's proficiency had a
tail. After seven or the ten quay
am sorry that» thin in a subject on
which i have no information." ‘
Food Vlllfl oi Milk.
«Ono quart of mill: in equal in food
lean round steak ‘ eight ems. It:
pounds of spinach. seven pounds of
lettuce. four pounds of cabbage, two
fresh caution. tun peiiudn at chicken.
one-third of It pound of cheese.
bolls Stuffed With Fortes».
lint upon subjecting the '
lions Tommy had written politely; "i'
value to three-fourths'of 1: pound oi.
pounds of suit codlluh. three pounds of
. four pounds at beets, live pound: oi
turnips. sound: of II pound or butter. ,
‘ onothlrd of p pound of wheat flour.
The Hunt: of Plants daitroyu old
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tumult
Plll'i Ulith‘
MOVING PICTURES at 7:30 o’clock.
Come to This will to Hear
., ELECTION RETURNS.
Hall Opens at 7 o’clock.
TODAY'S PROGRAM IS:
THE ORGAN GRINDER’S WARD.
Hi8 BETTER «SELF.
THE‘NEW BUTLER, comedy.
And three others.
TOMORROW:
THE WHITE LIE, a great two reel
Bison 101 feature. Don't miss it
EXTRA! EXTRAl.
The Norwalkdflale Quartct' has
been engaged to sing tomoirow night. 4
Don't miss this trcai. No extra ad
mission.
'MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:39. i
ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN, 5c. 1
Matinees except Saturdays and Hell !
days 5c.
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\nother bill of record breaking pIo
portions and artistry at
HOYT’S
Always the standard of the world‘s
best, vaudeville.
Spe< lal exllamdinmy announcement
Initial \isit here of the star of “The
(.lrl Quest.lou'
M1. Thus. W Goodwin
And :1 select (ominny enacting th.
conlcdy hit. '
IN A FIX.
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.\ Glorious Musical Festival,
The 5 Musical Lashes“
A quinlotio of dainty inslruIneutulisis,
in a varied repertoire.
Suusc‘ll Set of \Hocnilsls
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The i all its Danielle
The boys that quiu lag time In:
lildi as classic nu lodits.
ill-om The Follies llcl'gcrc. Paris
spectacular and sitlilnll exhibition.
The ilurnt (‘orh Boniface.
(Pilik Chop Evers
’l‘ilc blush lure comrdiun with the in
rlrlsl'hlc lullgll.
THE HOYTSCOPE Feature Films.
NEW
Dreamland
North Main Street
Under
comma FRIDAY, .Nov. am,
“weapon—«101"
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“Custer s Last Fight
The most colossal and sensatibnul
war picture in the entire history of
motion pictures. Three wonderful
reels. costing a fortune to produce,
and secured by us at enormous ex-
pense. 1.000 Indians. 1,000 soldiers
engaged in deadly conflict.
special Matinee from 2:30 to 6:00.
Evening; than complete chow»
humans, 9:30.
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New Management.
Admissionmio‘mnu to one and all.
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Min A. Liebermunn
mm .-
cutting Taught. 20 Havllund at.
fag.’fi.“_rafivafil'm;al’_ ‘1' ' ‘I'Wa
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To make baked potatoes dry and
moody, just when potatoes are tender
put it fork at least twice into each
potato to let the steam escape
T1 y
~of the bellboy shape, one that an egg
beatei fits in nicely. it is much easier
'to pourrdlrectly trout this pitcher on
to the griddle lusts-ad of ludiing the
batter out ot‘ a bowl.
When
stews' or hashes,
'huic the outer skin lci’i on
burnt sugar or other colming mutter
w'ill be required.
Rug rugs made of cotton wash wcii.
iThese are inexpensiic and are citen
ijust the thing for the kitchen. as, sell
as other pans of the house. moi ouis
ville Herald.
Slightly soiled ribbons, if well pow-
‘dered with French chalk or magnesia
and held over the heat of the stoic to:
a few minutes
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leather box. These are «many uracil»
cal for men. and women.
grease or soil. They should be (fill
fully pressed after the powder and In
soil have been brushed off. An extremely nice inciting» dihho
Smokcirom alamporgus oiieu ‘ST'HS 5.1.. . '1‘“ l1 1 H l .
a ceiling in one particular spot, wing-a “311011le 1’0 ll"i11°l 32861 all all 1
the rest remains beautifully white. it 3131““ bird ”1-05 Milk-3 ilillléi-Ill
13 useful to know that soiled ceilings lines of mission furniture are rail:
caused by lamp and gas will‘bo rcu unique. 0f CON'SG. the“ are 80
derod less conspicuous in rubbed Ore: llffiVlt‘rl‘ "WI ”1'3 old-fushicne' ,
with .51.). whiting. The round pads for dining tables
To make an ordinary candle serve as made ‘0 “l a lbw-ii 01‘ 5111;" Width lll‘
an allvnight lamp pack carefully pou'd- “Till in the shop at z'eurcnt ole ii
cred salt around the men as far up as “it
the blackened part. in this way a mild Ono. need “9 ””5“" 1'1“": ””3 WW 9
steady light may be obtained all night the hatpiu Whilst-ll. endangering the
from over a small piece of candle. (WC-sight 0i others: 11 guard u 11": h r0
Celery and lettuce may be kept fresh ‘35 in black, white 0" gray WSW but“
throwing over then: a damp clolh 1:1“ I i’cw cclzts.——i.\lcwsrh News.
by standing; the roots in cold woten and
dry manila paper. They should, be
fore using. be washed thoroughly, scab
ed in ice water and dried on a towel.w
Louisville Herald.
Home Helps.
u- .t:
mixing pancakes in n pitchci
coloring is required for
let the onions used
and no
Brown areal.
A simple brown bread is madob
adding to a cuvpful of molasses tw
tablespoonfuls of melted shortening;
a cupfui of sweet milk, a beaten egg 9.,
'” "1° 5h°Ps- teaspoonful of soda, half a tesspocniu
A set 01‘ folding cont hangers may be of sadt and two cupiuls of graham
had fitted in a leniher bag or a small fiour.—~Newa1:k Mills-
Worth Knowing.
will quickly shs‘. r
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,The Skaters Bijourve'
i’nrlsiun rollrr skating nun-vols. in at
Fashionable Dressmaking ‘II
‘ tho-X o. . -‘xtnolx‘ \‘K‘
”£44 a”
aft, . I
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Wit WILL MA'lL. veils I11»
tor cashier at old Finite Teeth _
sent" Iii. His best prices paid
for out cold. til var. old Watch-H
‘ . on. Evelina Jews rv one Precious
' nieces.
Money um by: utmost an.
Phillis ringing Ind Rail u
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$2. 50 Ralor
Sharpe ner l
Absolutelyludispensabie to livery Man, he he a
Young Shaver or an (lid Fellow
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i“.\' mil" RESULT Cl. “MED. l'i'l'IIR MONEY WILL BE REFUND.
boss XO’I‘ ACCOMPLISII
EACH AND EVERY S'i‘liilPPEli is $01.1) UNDER .\ POS' ‘
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