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FOR SALE
‘7? ' Tenor
WANTED
eov ' WANTED~-lNQUlRH JO-
ocuh Davis, 85 Washington Si. no :it
WANTEDmIN SOUTH NORWALK,
Swedish girl, lately landed wishes po'
sltion as ohambermaid in private
family or hotel. Miss L. Gabrielson.
sey milch cow. _
Highland and Wilson Aves.
FOR SALE-mKITCHEN STOVE.
Inquire 13 Grove St. all (it
, To LET SIX BEAUTIFUL
rooms. all modern improvements. cor-
nor Woodward and Rivers avenues in-
FOR SALE-«Slit YEAR OLD JER-
J. R. Scoheld. corner
:19 3t
quire H. A. liogeiein. plumbing and
heating contractor. or 84 Woodward
Ave n9 lit
by".
bri Osborn Ave" East N'orwalk. I18 1i
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WANTED~SALESMFN Oil SAIE g bout. First. class 'condition. Inquire and bath; all improvements, electric
women to sell new patented boluses at, H. Wilkins. 17 North Mpin St. light, etc: Price $13. Also a good
Ihoid article in this city. Easy seller South ‘Norwalk; Conn. all at “barn. Apply 14 Taylor Ave. nil .lt
and good commissions. Can easily "
earn $3 to $4 a day. Write P. uud‘H.,
Stamford, Conn, .130); 746. as :glt
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
IhOllSBWOI'k indarmlly oi two. Apply 8
Morgan Ave. Norwalk., as Ed.
WANTEDwSI'I‘UA'l‘iON FOR TWO
at housework. One cook and one. gen-
.eral housework. inquire 34 Raymond
St. :18 3t
WANTED—BOY ABOUT 10' YEARS.
Inquirefifi Water St. I17 3t
$150. To anyone wanting a good
WANTED—«MEN TO HANDLE piano for children to practice on this floor; bath. Apply 23 Gregory Beale
lumber. Hatch and Bailey Company. is a bargain. Address "W. E. H.," vard, upstairs. n8 3i
n7 3t care Sentinel. n8 3t
each.
oids, $1.00 each;
cockereis.
FOR SALE—A swan norm.
To LET—~HOUSE, noun ROOMS
Almost new. 49 West Ave.
FOR SALEwENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
goods; also White Pullman baby car
ringe.
, n9 3t
To LET—J1 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street, $15.
Inquire R. Joselovsky, blast Norwalk.
or United Grocery. 328 it
FOR SALE-WHITIS \VY
ill for twelveiii’ty.
also pallets
ii. Quackenbosh. Darieu.
ANDOTTE
yearling—hens. Big. blocky birds. $1.50
Two year
and
To LET~MAPLE HILL COTTAGE.
80 Franklin Ave. two minutes from
West Ave. trtlley. 6 rooms and bath.
every modern convenience; also an
apartuuui. furnished or unfurnished,
n8 3t 8 OI" rail 8!. heat and hot water
. suppliel. inquire alterations, 53 West
FOR SALE~UPRIGHT PIANO iN Ave., Norwulk. n7 9 12
lirst~class condition. Will sell for
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS 0N FIRST
WANTED-BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS
of age to work .In grocery store. Ap-
ply to Nelson ll. Hoyt. 70 Washington
St. 117 iii
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma—
chines. steady work. :7 it
BUSINESS NOTICES
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McCALL LANHAM, BARITONE.
pupil of the great Shrigiia. Paris.
head of the voice department Ameri-
can Institute of Applied Music, New
York citi, teaches in South Norwalk
Thursday afternoons. For terms and
appointments, address Studio. 5 West
. Ave. 019 26 n2 9
e. F. BENEDICT a co., PAINT-
grs and decorators, dealers. in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
ovork a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 If
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of goat, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfori
guaranteed. 28 West Washlnzion Si
Mme. A. Liebermann
«Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Tanght. '20 Haviiand 8t.
WE WiLL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teeth
sent. us. Highest IIH'ICQB paid
for old Gold. Silver. old Watch-
es. Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phlla. Smeltlng and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut St, Plilladclphlé.
Pennsylvania
To DENTISTS
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE
. MEETING.
The Norwalk Equal Franchise.
League is to meet Tuesday. the 12th,
at :l in the afternoon with Mrs. Leo
Davis. 16 Rowan street. East Norwalk.
Executive Iiourd meeting at 2:30.
The meeting is hold in the alteration
,instead or the‘evening as has been
flit-case for several months in order
to give the housewives an oppontuuliy
to come. The business women and
teachers cannot come in the afternoon
and’itha housewives‘flnd “It difficult to
come in the evening. so a change
of hour from time to time seems wise.
The program on Tuesday‘ will be in-
I'ormal in character and undoubtedly
some time will be given to an inter-
change of congratulations upon the
adding of our states to the six shf-l
Iraao states. Women can now vote
In Arizona, California. Colorado. *ldaho.
Kansas, Michigan, Oregon. thI,
Waslringiob and Wiomlng and will
have 70 mice in the electoral college
at least at the next presidential also
don. t .
' . On Tuesday Mrs. Walter Harvey
Weed will toll of her experiences in
' .Germaur and Oaiiiomla with the sup
tragistc. Mrs. Coburn. Miss Gregory
and other delegates, of their Illlaili‘eill'
, for prompt service.
sinus of the Donnaoilcut convention in ,
FOR SALE—«GAS RANGE, KITCH
en range and small Iparlor heater. 1
South Gaborn ave. nT 3t
TO LET-4N STAMFORD, RAIL
her shop and fixtures. Rent 812. 00
l inquire Hugo Noack. Lockwood Mtg.
(20., South Norwalk. ‘ n8 3t
Ave. Will curry $2.000 mortgage at.
per cent.
walk Trust
roe SALE-~77 ROOM HOUSE.
Price $2,800. Located 79 Woodwar-
TO LETQIIOUSE, 8 LOWE ‘STr
and basement; newt
painted. First class or
d seven rooni
5 papered an
tlon.
ton and (10..
Norwalk.
inquire ot' Tire South. Nor- der inqulré .l. H. Knapp, 82 West St.
60., Trustee. 010 if 026 If
75m SALE on T0 LET—MODERN ‘70 L51- QNVENIENT con.
house, all improvements. good loca-
Price and terms apply to Lay-
5 Railroad Ave, South
nvi 6t
fortahle house? a good condition. Trol
ley line, Winnipauk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. -
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bages.
10 barrel lots.
ton. Strictly No. 1 stock.
FOR SALE—APPLES AND CAB-
Apples in from 1 basket to
Cabbage by head or
E, H.
White, Box 85, Rowayton. Ct. n1 tin
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and
room list; all improvements; goodco
Joseph R. Taylor.
“LOST
LOST-——ICLEC'I‘I0.\' ilA Y.
Arts crai’t Ida-sign.
to 39 Fairfleld Ave.
GOLD
stick pin. set with half karat diamond.
Ruwa rd for return
n8 3t
Taxi and Touring.“
Car to Hire I
FOUND.
FOR ALL OCCASIONS. I
DAY OR NIGHT.
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FOUND-«ENGLISH SIS I 'I‘I‘Iii WITH-
(‘onnci lie
all
charges ii. Friedman
Ave.
some by proiinr. property and pining
out license tag. Apply to William 3 J S
Mulvoy. 20 Cedar Si. nil Ill Tel' 1 60 VAA T
FOUND m POI‘KETBOUK. (ION “'“~ ~* ‘wwm'm' WW
raining money. Owner nmy have
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PROFESSIONAL
rheunmiism and nervousness.
unto. of Vienna University.
card to Ii
all 1
MRS. GOLDMAN'“SPICC‘AIJST 0N
Grad-
Add-runs
Olijen SL. South Norwaik,
o. pionship Five Are Bright—Big
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first time this war on Monday
busy boys and get one for there may
neighbor‘s shoulder.
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Bridgeport Trade School at
A game of merit In assured
game was held yesterday
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Rehearsals for tho Minstrel Show
he held shortly utter
are progressing nicely.
HELD PLEABING DANCE.
Louise. No. 304. Sons oi‘ St. George
5trimmed.“
served and a social evening. such
talu'ments. delighted all the guests.
“‘13 mus-wow I.
s. I. L. TO Pick empties.
A regular creation; of the B l.
odicers elected.
rume 1‘
New Haven, and some extracts will lie ‘
read the a paper given before the
‘ ‘ aiion recently which
' of the (lease
F” lather had kicked a
The Minute will be issued for the
mgwuu two such fast players as Fred
something in it about y.ourseli’ Every. 39" I" whwl'
body should read It but not over your
The eleven ivlll line. up against the
Amusc- chosen mm a field of thirty candidat-
meut Park at 3 ociock this afternoon. as These six have been added to the scheduled six ”and go at Port. Chess
(our remaining members or the thI- if: ter last. night “Red" opened up well ‘
team and this squad of ten will prob- in the first round and did some clever ..
ably be carried for some “me to come work, and spectators believe he would U
have won decisively had the bout gone U
the limit. The referee stopped the ban . ‘
Captain Jack because of a foul blow.
The last football ..prnciice for the
A large number of candidates were in to anyone outside of
out {or basket ball practice yesterday I McMahon Just who his ll
Thanksgiving.
A dance was gi'ven last evening by
the members‘oi Welcome “Stranger!
the Main street hall, to their friends.
The evening was pleasantly spent andI
all who w read fortunate as to have
been present, enjoyed the good time
Dainty refreshments were
always comes or this lodges enter.
- Squad Taying for Team
The supporters at the High Sthool
alriictit teams are eluted our the uni.-
Ilook for the N. ii 8., basketball lire.-
Greenwood and Lincoln Wilson no lun
many thought that it
would be a. hard task to turn out n
imam that would prove the equal of last
winter s champions.
Already six new plnycrs hate been
We
before any further out is made.
Coach Frank Godfrey is not c-onild
references in
to v
place on the loam. Jack Aiken is at
i as any of the more experienced pin:
a or». The passing (it the team centres
[tars olthe practice gables hill O'Ihr
ra is taking only light practice until
his leg yields to treatment. James‘
3. Emmy is many pounds heavier than he
oi strength on the court.
Manager Wiggleaworih III in comma»
Mention with DeWitt Glisten, Stuyve-
L‘ “Haven; Waterbury Greenwich rm
20h. will be held in the Central moor Director and Yonkers HI Mi
I ah when
Union. hull. tomorrow. Sunday more teams in his quest of mm" Alloil'ordw
"1'“ M 1° “10°“ sharp. "u “mm" ham Prep and private school teams or 9b ..
are asked to be present as business . NW
otlnmortance will be transacted and
The N. Ii. 8. schedule will he a sin ‘
Prospects ior Another Chain»
about Captain McMahon and is a Issu-
was last spring and Is the same tower-I -
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rI-IIIAhnLF-lila. NOV. 9.—-Tho um.
"may of penneylvariia and the Uni
varsity of Michigan football team met
here today in the most important game -
on eithcr“
equally matched Inqweight. with a few
pounds' advantage to the Pennsylva-
nia players, speed will be the deter-
mining
coaches of both elevens appear hope
fill or the outcome. Since 1907. when
Michigan was giver.- a regular Iplaco‘
on the Pennsylvania schedule each
has won two games and have played
one scoreless tie. ' ‘
Piliill IPIIII IIIIIT“ ,1, 1
Penn. and brutality oi eriip 7‘ i
pan About Evenly Ma‘ chad.
in Weight
W
teams scheduled. Almost
factors. The players and
Although Pennsylvania was‘xdeieated
by Pennsylvania State College
Saturday.
the team played a gaine’
which caused her supporters to believe 3
that the players have gotten out oi
the slump into which the team seem?
an to have fallen. They hope that theE
poor record in recent games will be
somewhat redeemed by
showing
against their western rivals. I
The Michigan team and its followers
on the other hand. hope that
the ‘
maize and blue eleven will demon-
strate its real power and win a penis
Ive victory. The Michigan line
mofle experienced than that or their
opponents. and Coach Yost is believ~ '
'ed to he counting on making some a
31 if successful trick plays. The Fennel»
line.
TO LET~HAMILPUN AVE" HALFIquaH‘y. my Satwilrday
‘vanla
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however, showed high
Both teams,
have fast backs in Huebel and Craig
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tiarpell
Right +116.
Craig linebel
errier‘br‘rcii. ,
Minds ‘ , Ci‘ul;
Lelt halfback. '
IH nri'lngion Boyle
I Right halfback. :
I‘ Mayer Thompson
! Fullback. . -.
Referee: Lanirrd, of Trinity; um?
plre: (lrowell. of Swartirmcre; lines I
burn .
dltlon; one block from railroad station fm‘ ”if VIEW)” and Minds and M9"
313 ti cer on the home team.
The Pennsylvania team.
ilat‘hs a great. line plunging back. such
is possessed by Michigan in
Thompson The Drobable lineup:
P.enn Position. Mich.
Young Tol'b:t -
Lcl'i end. ‘
"Wilson Cole
I Left tackle.
MacNaughiou Quinn
Left guard.
Simeon ‘ Patterson
Center.
iiiccne AIIlllt'llldIllgt‘l'
Right guard. I
Dillon Pontius
Right trickle.
Thompson. Georgetown.
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IIEII JEWEL I8
. Ilied Jewell won his bout Irom Sol ‘
dier Murphy limbo second round of a f;
WINNER (III Fill".
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last : ‘
however
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Chock patterns are crrninu (poem,
to the fore as blouse materials.
Fabric Inilllner r In the novelty of the
moment and Includes not only moire
silk and satin
Fur is effectively combined with these
materials to fashion smart pieces of
head gear. ~. '
Miliiners are using butterfly bows in-
stead oI’ flat, square ones.
Expensive flowered ribbons in anti-
but plush and velvet.
Sitar.
s
I Hat Oddities.
qua designs and with pine: edges are
used on hats in place of flowers.
Moire ribbon-s brocaded in veiveLare
replacing plain moire.
gowns.
Bands of these ribbons sometimes
form the only trimming upon the small
tonnes of fur and velvet.
,Faniasy trimmings consist c"
made of dlilerent coired china beads.
ban‘?‘
a brilliant; -
1".
.n.‘\"\. .1 K ‘1; ‘6“
4-:
Eddie Kelly was scheduled to meet ‘ '
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coat and ii. Vernon. Middletowu. No ' ‘
IKAJWV‘U w *5,
canard"
1 or but it is easily seen that at least Younl paylor. in II: rounds. but Mau-
threu oi the new players are going to as“ George Slavic refused to allow
pni also great light ior the vacant. the bout to K0 on but he had the en-
tire sympathy of the spectators as in
ready on as a regular and is putting up fiaylor was at least 10 pounds heavier
a same lust us win and depermble than the 1am boy.
Wm am
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A fringe formed from leaps of the n
beads outline the little. sap ilk:
Gold brocaded passernentcrios,
the use of appllq‘ues of \Iild cm .rolt.
”cries in silk wool, brocade or cold out
silver, laid upon iur. are others ol’ lIlI
striking umeltlcs. ———Cincinn.rti 'i‘iurtv;
Modes
Long sill: iringe. lmotied. is. a finish
of the fur heck Horas. TS-
peciaily the Sides of Irreleskiu.
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for Iran":
Headed cellars on a net foundation
will be worn this winter ‘with dressy
llobespleri'e collars 0! all sorts of
materials are being shown; the com-
bination of black or white satin. wit‘I
net, chiii'o-n, lace and filmy fabrics. i-
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pepular. These failure creased,
morning, ' cite noon and eve
gowns. ‘
1m I118
and
Separate blouses ot‘ chlifcng
frocks oi‘ l‘ilmy materials and
are trimmed with marabont and
this tall. ‘
I” BIISf- .Ind cIys a‘s are ‘Iuv’oi‘
Flowers
trlmmingja ".or evening gowns.
many of there Irr Ike the sushi-in lid
style: is in evidence.
Fichus are in favor damn this s
stn A Ivals which is flsbu draped”
often seen on the frock which has d
pery below the waist line as well Till
style permits, the use of must units“
fancies for catching the fichu in fro
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Sentinel want ads. bring result
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$2.50 Razor ..
h arpe u er
Absolutely Indispensable to Every Man, he he a
Young Shaver or an Old Fellow
Offered by The South Norwalk Sentinel for
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This Automatic Razor Stroppar is guaranteed, for life. There is nothing to get out oi order or r
nothing to wear out. By its use. .every man is an expert at razor strapping. It requires no experience to "
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is positively the most economical and practical Itropping device In the world
sharpen any style 0! rezone
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The Bailey Automatic Razor S‘lropper has created the biggest sensation in the shaving world. known
it solves the whole shaving problem.
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some this areal stropper. By its use, rasors are-made to who at the toughest’heard that ever grow...
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