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WAanp .. son SALE ":9
TO LET
ONLY $500 CASH, $1, 000 MORT-
lgngs. New bungalow. turner/e. bath,
lot 60 x 120‘. Also 8 acres. good build-
'Ings. Sell or exchange for home in
1 wadrsoZWAsnmo 'ro no A'r
home 111 Water St. ‘ 12-1
WANTED 4* COMPETEN'I“ GIRL
ll
101' general housework. two In I‘umlly.
113‘:
T0 L319” «- TWO
rooms with 011er _
light luausekeeping" induire 4 Frank-
comedians-s for-
1112 iii
town. I). S.‘ Hull. Haviland Block
South'Norwalk. . n12 3t-
:Mrs. Herbert A. Mathewson. 52 West
I. ' ' ,
TO LETQ'I‘HREE LARGE EOOM3,
M? iii . with improremeutg 1Very rIIeAéonahle
3 FOR SALE-4 KITCHEN RANGE,2 rent. nqu re A decor; ‘1 unnec-
WANTEDmeL .970“ ““3999 nhrlor stoves with pipe. 2 ceriur'wash tlcut Ave . {-1112 3t
housework. Sleep 1‘0"“? “09'“, “99' tubs. glnqulre 30, Van Zandt 91.1112 :It " ‘
ings between 7 and 8. Mrs.,"hleelt,' a.-- T0 LETmTWO PLEA-BANE 0p
1 .4 WABIIIIIEIOII 59- 1111 ‘31 . FOR 3ALE~CHEAPW MEDIUM lice rooms (we: éiore, 5 Main street
. size parlor stove (cylindexl and plus; Center of city, good location. Inquir-e
WANTEDWSITUATION AT GEN nearly new and In‘ line condition.‘ in of John '1‘ times; 5 Main:- ”sheet
era-l housework. l'nquiie 1‘I 'l‘nilmad-ge quire at 22 Glove 81.. South Norwslk, Norwalk ' ' ,. - “12 6t
nil tit Conn. . 1112 St -. ..... m-.......«t................. A...
- place, South Norwa-lk.
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WANTED-41001) MAN FOR DE-
livery wagon. Must be 21 and ‘come
welt recommended. State age and ref-
erenoes. Cash security. Wages sit;
and commission: Address Reliable,
care Sentinel. - ‘ 1111 at
FOR SALE—PLYMOUTH. ROCK
pullets and ‘cocker-els. Telephone
221.12, or call at 10 Hawkins .ave-
1111c. East Norwalk. 1 1112 at
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FOR SALE—CHEAP, FOUR SMALL
dredges; also a jib. Inquire'No. 4 Os-
borne Ave, East'Norwolk, between ii
and 7 p. 111. ' n11 tit
nov WANTED~—INQUIRE 'Jo-
soph Davis, 85 Washington St. 119 :l
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to offer \to operators
experienced on steam power 111w
FOR'GALEa—TWO UNUSUAL BAR-
gnins. For want of room for Christ-
mas will sacrifice two planes. Do not
Thom
slid Ambler, WI
' -TO L5T~FURNISHED TWO CON
meeting rooms.“ newly papereli ‘ and
painted: water, toilet. cook stove, gas
conveniences
housekeemltig Neur East Nor-Walk sta
I:,Ion .9814 East avenue.
plate;
as St... E
all
TO LET‘wROOMS. ALSO BARN. 7
if}
t Nor-wank. Ruymcnd
011, Conn. n11 lit
for light
11111.31
TO LET
rooms, all modern lmproyeme‘hts. cor-
ner Wobdwu’rd and Rivers. avenues in
SIX BEAUTIFUIJ
shines. steady work. ' ’7 tr miss this chance...1nqulre-The Bazaar, 999‘s H A Hes-elem. plumbing and
' ' ~ 76 Washington St. 1111 31 heating contractor. or» 84 Weedward
BUSINESS NOTICES . ' ’ ~ ' Ave 119 3t
9 9 4- FOR SALev—FINE 901.413 “OME- ‘v—f-
G. F.‘8ENEDICT d. 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 ti
TURKISH— BATHS FOR .THE
treatment, or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
stead, ‘10 room house, all improve-
ments; barn, carriage house suitable
for garage; chicken houss,,three acres,
maple :grove; brook In redr. Trolley
handy. 65 Newtown Ave\. 1111 31
FOR SALE—KITCHEN STOVE.
Inquire 13 Grove St. 119 iii
FOR SALE—'SIX YEAR OI D JER
light. etc.
:ro,‘ LET—7
improvements,
inquire R. Joseiovsky, East Npl'wdllt,
or United Grocery. 328t
TO' LET~HOUSE, FOUR ROOMS the testimony yesterday of Car-uses
and bath; all improvements,
Price $13.
.burh. Apply. 14 Taylor Ave.
electric
Also a goodl
9119 31’.-
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Cove street, .816.‘
.Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 214).
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'NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
sey mllch cow. J. R. Scoflcld. corner
Highland and Wilson Aves. 11931
FOR SALE-A BRUSH RUNA-
bout F‘iist class condition Inquiie
at H Wilkins, 17 North Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn. 119 31
FOR SALE -I*‘\ "FIRE HOUSEHOLD
Mme. A. Liebermann goods; also White Pullman baby car
.
’ ridge. Almost new. 49 West Ave.
Fashionable Dressmaking 119 3:
°“"“"9 ”“999 3° Havmnd 51- FOR SALEWT ROOM Housn.
Price $2,800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. \Viil'- carry $2,000 mortgage at 5
per cent. Inquire of The South: Nor
wnlk Trust (.10., Trustee. 016 tf
FOR SALE—APPLES Ann c‘hn-
hagoe. Apples In from i, basket to
it) barrel lots. Cabbage by head or
ton. S 'lctly' Noni stock. E, H
White, 3011 8:1. Roivayton, (It. M 1m
PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. GOLDMANwSi’ECIALIST ON
rheumatism und nervousness. Grad—
unlo of Vienna University. Address
curd to 3 Olljen 151.. South Norwulk,
for prompt service.- 119 121
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WES 111039
Manama-”
SAUGATUCK
\W-W.
’l‘hn (lirls' Friendly namely of Christ
church will h'bld 11 meeting in the
church parlors.
There were about 150 peepie In Na-
Ilonul, Saturday night, ut the. 2nd dhuce
oi‘ the Natlonul club.
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set bt‘ .old Fols‘b Teetih
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old'Gold, Silver, .0111 Watch-
- WI’BI'OIKEH Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mail.
PhIla. Smelting and Refining
Company.
Established 20 Yesis
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. -
Pennsylvania.
TO DENTISTS.
wt- will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
[HIM NflIIBES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Not-walk, ss. l’rohute
Court, October 2'1, A l)., 1912 9
Estate of lionrieltu Millet. lute oi‘
Noi'wulk, In said District. deceased.
The (Yourt of Probate for the ills-
trill oi Noiwulk huth limited and hi
ion ed six months from the date hero
oi in: the. creditors of said estute to
exhibit ihe'ii claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debnrred a recov-
ery. All persons Indebi ed to said on
into ure requested to muke Immediate
payment to
W ll. PLATT,
Administrator.
’5’ 029 nil 12
A party or 25 Westport fellows went
to New Haven, Suiurduy aileruod‘n at
which place they Iookdn thn‘toctbsll
game.
71 Osborn Ave; 9'
FOUND
FOUN m PHYSICIANS HAN!)
has con lnluu instlumcum Owner
may have some by puylug ['01- this 111l-
yertlsement. nil 2t
rouuownhomsus sn’rrnu wrru
., out "courts to. Apply to William
nil :11
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Williams oi
Tuunlon, Muss, are spending a few
days with Mr. Williams puréutu In
lloaeville.
' Frederick Darrow is new home, huv~
lug spent the past three weeks In the
stnio of Mniue 911 a hunting trip. He
rep-iris sod luck
LOSTwBANli- soon ‘ no. Hm . -............
Issued on South Norwuiil 81191113411 - “It: “Ninth “"939“! WMWNM‘Y;
lluuk Finder will please return. to diamond Mrs. Joseph Shifted was out!
said hunk, on payment has been utop- omitted Muffin,- ”mm at their,”
9”” u 2 19 2° home on wrlfihtmtreet 9
Leer-«.1 SIXTEEN Illinois? Lilith «we-"~9-
ercr mm In icnlher cure. hon pctyeou , A‘ number at locslhoys are setting
hlpring' in. And Winnipuuk 1 In men: "1111‘th and win [with Fair-Mid next
lug hibernl reward lircturned to .
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LOST» O 001.le 3506. Li
' conic 46,.192 Reward it returned to
I) Vim 92am tilt 1112 '-
, 'l‘hs dictum? of the Not-wall: Holipl ,
" tsi- disinclined directors. scheduled -
roi- tonight, has been unopened torn
noel/1.
Moire), 29 On or s:
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TO Len—MAPLE Him. sermon!
$3 Fragiklin Ave. two minutes 191901.191
est vs trolley, ii rooms and at , ., h .
every modem convenience; also an words that and ““9 09‘9““ said -.
spurtmtnl, iumished or unfurnished ‘he did DUI and denied that he used
8 Dr 01111] St.
supplial.
Ave. Norwalk.
heat and hot water
lnuui re a‘llernoons, 53 W est said,
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der.
To LETHIIOUSE, 8 LOWF‘
seven rooms and
papered und painted
S'l‘..‘
basement: newly
First class or
inquire .l ll. Knapp 82 W est. $1.
026 tf‘
Norwnlk
TO LET—CONVENIENT
iortubls house in good condition. Trol
ley lino. Winniuauk. George Mitchell
31 U19
(”OM-
TO LETmtlAiIILI‘UN AVE. HALF
oi two-family house. 11 rooms. and 6- , ., -
room flat; all improvements: good coir “5' 9 “‘89th 99* ‘99 “1991mm 1‘ 0"“ .
ditiou; one block from railroad station. era of the W11)Id.hut Caruso denied
Joseph 111111101:
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Taxi and Ton-dug:
I. slurshall there.
to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
0R NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 J. VAAST
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Nov. 13.1mm .1
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i, hall. W eduesday,
:30 to 7: 30
orchestra of four pieces. Adm 25:.
Henry 1! Dayton, of 15 ,
street, Stamford died yesterday at it was cautioned only to answer quot
so was a native c§l Dorian, dons a
where he was born 68 years ago. He The prisoner steadfastly stuck ft) 11111
went to Stamlord over ten years ago. story that be Was at
lie leaves a widow. a son nod a supply whtr Anne Lohizzo Willi RIP-119
11111119111191. The daughter in Mrs. Win- and P. It:
Ileld Scott, oi Co’srocto‘n, 0.. and I e the, den
son is Elmer ii Dayton, of Matthew;
I-le leaves a brother John, liv-
lng at Newshorough. Mo.
Lillian
. . Mn Day-
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Maccabees and the O. U A. M. Hi: [we
tilled oinoes in the Wvurious 11119111189 .
um, and always took 11 deep idiom:
tie 111111 A quiet and
11d IWIIHII n' re'il'r‘ed 1:11
ruahisuno ‘
Iw.ords
ROOMS WITH ALL tell what English wards he knew He
té“:':1th111~s11I11d then ,said, according to the
9to il-LINI" to It when I get Out Fiom
canoluded
It
991,33, Xanadu, th9 (119-; v_e-9
ho 161311119941." yestei‘daiw,
nruso stab omcer Benoit ,
In» the fatat‘riot Jan. 29, and that he}
saw Policemen Mdlshall iii the riot
croWd with a revolver in his hand.
The defense subpoenaed him immed ‘
1111on after Kansds had concluded his
testimony for the Commonwealth, in
tondiuv to keep him within the Jur. s-
diction of the (limit un‘d also to qucs
tlon him {dither about the conduct oi'
tlle‘ Dblic-e
Caruso walked ra‘pidly [Him the
prisoneia' cage to the witness stand-
when court convened.
arms again as he did yesterdny, he!
stood-with head orect. facing his coun
eel, James H‘ Sink, who resumed the
direct examination. The prisoner
identified policemen iii court 9who or-
rested him. describing Detective Col
lahnn as “that man who in the chose
of my losing four jobs. " ‘9‘ “
District Attorney Attwill then begm
the cxoss-exandnction. He attacked
I
knowledge or English, the defense
maintaining that he knows but u few
Attorney Sisk asked him to
fimbntioned “wife," "home," and a few
‘,record "that' wail."
The district attorney asked through
.the interpreter If he knew the English
them Iyesterday. He declared he
Etsu." meaning. "It is finished."
,Curuso denied that he ever belonged
to the industrial Workerfs of the
Wmld or that he paid any initiation,
fee during tll99 strike.
“l (1111 hot 11 member, but i am going-
hem" sold the pr-Isonei sniiilng ut the
court 11nd jury.
Aflldmlts in the case piepmcd by
the dci’cndunls counsel the distri I.
attorney dc'c-lnurd. reform-91 to Caruso
11113 knowledge cf such pipers.
. (‘m'uso said he did not hour of the
:killing of Anna Lopizzo until he wont
21o the Itnllun postoilice an hour utter
.Ihe shouts-3:, when he saw Officer
I
“Didn't. \‘0119 (ll mm wire that
,iilglll about the shooting?" asked Mr. 9
Attwlil.
“No, why should I? it didn’t inter-
[est 111:. Hon did J innocent, knew I
was going to be arrested?"
The district, attorney subjected Co-
11159 to a rigid examlnhtion relating
to his 8911:9111 and his declaration on
{oath that ho l‘iC‘tGl‘ smv nett'tive
31.11 (tom-1., who the pclicc sud Lain-111':
Ito-stifled was arrested wuh him. L11
Court had trstihcd that Caruso field
him how he had stabbed Benoit.
“Just as true as u jury sits here
and us God is. I never saw that man
before he testified here!“ Caruso tx-
claimed vehemently. pointing to La‘
Court. The witness became consld: 1-
ably excited when cross examined
C
1
1
~Oyster supper, Ilowayton Hose about his movements on the afternoon I!
of the Elsi, irequ ntly shouting his
9nttorney. In reply to one query.
shout'ed‘ “Thnt's a’ lie!" his face grow,
In; ulterii'stely red and paler
hume outing;
‘Bcnoit stub-bed.
,thiitlie knew Bulvni: Ire
, Schlitz. who Was' indicted with him for
not apprehended.
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bolt tiny utter day,- The
seeds 1 "1 «id 1111111. 11111 was
pm deadly 1811‘ to and 1m- you
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Folding his '.
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it, he had in“ dine-1*.
.tuo iabl 51111111111119 ct butter.
Dissolve the soda in“ onethnd cup-9111111: in getting a
ful of hot wutei anti pour it into 11'
,bowl. Add the buttoimilk, c0111 111-.- 1.11.:
egg’, butter egg butter. pumpkin and ed'
‘bnklng powder. Mix wcl1.'l".'un Int:
911 well butteied pan and bake In 11' ughuy around a rolling pin 01.
modmhtc oven until brown. Servo “990.999 This will reizote gang];
hot with 1191113on butter- .1311 There 1,5 nothing for very
1' m..-“ ‘cresses but to 911011 them. 9 ‘
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Crushed ribbons . ion-111,110
Buttermilk Loaf: :
9‘Four‘ddptuia oi flout-{pus te‘aanoon-
in! or sugar, one tedsmoniul or bnk
lug-sods...’ one well hasten egg, two tea-
spoonful-s o‘i cream of tartar. season-
lug of salt. buttermilk to make usott
dough.
Sift the flour carefully and add the
Isligill, baking soda, cream of tuitsr,
egg and snlt.1\llx well together- and
add as much bitttéimllk as Is needed
Knead the dough lightly; then shape It
and place it in a hutered tin. Bake in
a hot, quick oven for about 35 min-
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.; Positions of trust and aching I
When sill-z is spotted with giehse ‘ruh are hard to fill.
iI with F: (_1lt"h chalk cr magnes: a. then .- -
Heme Helps.
.3
flutes 'hold the spotted park-I101 near the fire-
-~—-—~v' The (hull: will uhsoib ihe'gredse and: '9
Pumpkin Bread can he in'iuhed off Ilahing ihe g1 east .ASthma ASthma
One 4.”. pin! 01' buttermilk, two cm) W 1 Nos Instant n ,1 Mind an absolute
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. n all cases oi Asihma.B1-onchilis.9
To get a pond iigi: 1 from an (11‘ 911' up: 99999921939239 “£9301;h 1;}; dmggists, -- . at
the wicks must be hanged when thcy9' r‘dl. gm“ 6 3;, m' _I" 10 cent
lit-acut- cl: used. ssvsI the hlrnti'eal' Willing MFG; 0.. 91:31.. Close-teed
SItar. Staking wicks ‘x‘lnegar 21‘ For sale by the Cllfiord Phar
fuls oi -urn men! one cupiul oi mus-l1
ed and sweetened pumpkin, one ton-
s; ooniul of bakln-w- soda one wcll
beaten 8339. one wusoooni’ul of baking
powder, one fourth teas: ooniul of salt,
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