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WANTED
WANTED-villi COMPETENT GIRL,
situation at general housework in Da-
rlen or Noroton. Good cook, washing
and ironing. $25 per month.- Address 1’.
O B 128, Rmvmtou. oi Tel 1028,
South Norwaik 1119 3t
WANTED—«BY MAN AND MIFE.
two ii‘uinlshei rooms for light house
leaping. Must be near station. In-
quire b Holstein Place. n19 3t
WANTED ~ A POSITIONr , AS
chauifeur. i-las had experience lind
can furnishwreterences. Is also a
mechanic and understands his busi-
11ess.Addiess 247 Main street, Stam-
, TO LET
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS, BATH
and improvements. Call or phone 62
Putnam Av..e Phone 1015- 4 ma (it
To LETwFIllRNISHldD ROOMS,
all improvements. 21 Putnam ave-
nue. n19 3t
TO LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
with an acre of land. Lawrence
Agency. No. 15 SoutlrMaln St. n19 2t
TO LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, 204
East Ave. city water, cellar under all
the house, 2 acres ground, nice hen-
house, 1ent $12. 50 a month Inquire
Lawience Agency, 15 South Main St.
i‘md. n19 3t 1119 3t
WANTED —— YOUNG MAN T0 'ro LET—41 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR,
work in cigar box factory. inquire 67 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk.
C. S. St. John, 27 Marshal St. 1118 iii Rent $12.00. To desirable tenants
- only. Ernest lloessmann, No. 22
WANTED —-- YOUNG MAN IN Fair st. Norwalk. 1119 iii
printing office. Steady work and
‘good wages. No experience required. TO LET—HOUSE. 66 WOODWARD
Murphy Mfg. Co. n18 3t avenue. eight rooms, all improve
ments. Garage with-it. Inquire I31
WANTED»-FIRST CLASS TEAM-
lster, married man preferred. House
rent and good wages to competent man.
Apply to Edward J. Ladrigan's livery
stable at Rowayton. 1118 iii
WANTED — TWO OR THREE
'steam heated. furnished rooms with
bath. Board preferred. Box 101.
Westport, Conn. n18 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
.. PLUMBING, TINNINIG AND HEAT-
ing done on large or small contracts.
Address John W. Munroe, 42 Fairiield
avenue, South Norwalk. n16' 3t
G. F. BENEDICT 6. 00., PAINT- “
hrs and.decorators, dealers In wall
[paper and mouldings.
work a specialty.
16 Franklin St.
IPhone 22-2.
08 It
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
Ilu‘eaiment of goat, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworthe Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
iboot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
High grade.
Water St. u18 3t
TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED
room, all improvements, central loco.»
tion. Inquire upstairs. 4 Washington
St, corner Spring St. n18 3t
T0 LET—FROM one. 1: LOWER
halt of house, 8 Crescent Terrace. In-
quire .on premises. p18 3t
TO LET—LOWER PART OF
U oNs usso IPIANOLA AND. 35
FOR SALE
coils of music. $95.00.
terms. Stelnert's
South Main St. hid in
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD
der, $85. 00, a bargain. $5 monthly
elnert’ s Piano Store, 16 South Main
St. ‘ all) 3t
ONE SQUARE PIANO FOR THE
small amount 01’ lilo. 00. Delivery free.
Steluert‘s Piano Store, 16 South Main
St. n39 3t
ONE ‘SONORA TALKING MACH-
ine and “10 Records in perfect order,
worth $50: our price 925; 91 weekly.
Steinert’s, 16 South Main St. all) at
FOR SALE-MAXWELL 2 CYLIN-
der runabout in running order. Fully
equipped with centel gas light, good
tires and top. Price reasonable. W.
ll. PL, care F. M. Raymond, Saugatuck,
Conn.
Cash or easy
Piano Store. 16
“FOR... 8ALE~$3, 450 BUYS TWO
good hdiises. with improvements near
South Norwalk, $1, 450 cash. Also 3
large lots in Norwalk, city water in
street $250 each or $600 for 3. Ad-
dress Lester Byxbee, South Norwaik
n19 9t
WILL SELL OR TRADE IN 0TH-
er cars, 1 new 1912 Marion forty, live
passenger touring our, fully equipped:
i 1912 Chalmers thirty, fully equipped.
5 passenger touring car. Inquire C.
ply I54 South Main St. n14 ti
TO LET—lROOMS ON FIRST AND
second floors. airy and with all im-
provements; rent reasonable. Apply
Robert Thompson. 54 First street,
East Norwaik. n18 1w
To LET—~TWO PLEASANT OF-
iice rooms over store, 5 Main street,
Center of city, good location. Inquire
of John T. Hayes, 5 Main street,
Norwaik. n12 0t
T0 LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $15.
Inquire R. Joselovsky, East Norwaik,
or United Grocery. 1528 tf
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Tau'ht. 20 Havliand St.
Taxi and gTouring
‘ Car to Hire
' FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
1 DAY on NIGHT
l‘el. I360 J. VAAST
WE. WILL MAIL YOU 91
for each set at old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold. Silver, old Watch
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phila. Bmeiting and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
853 Chestnut BIL, Philadelphia,
PennIyI vanla.
T0 DENTISTS
We will buy your Gold Filings,
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
I Highest prices paid.
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HOUSEWIVIIG
Read About
8Wi88 ALUMINUM WARE.
It is an eItabllIhed tact that .
lwisa Aluminum Cooking Uten-
sils are superiorplo those made
0: any other metal This bu
been proven by scientific re- 9
search, as the tests show that “
no verdlgria. rust. nickel-oxides
. or injurious sides can form. no
matter how It it mod. Neither.
is there any danger or chipping,
as with enamel were. -
it is an excellent heat conduc.
tor, which means quick boiling
and saving of fuel III ii iii
Weight make; it any to has In
and the silvery-white color of
the were is planning and em;
clean looking. .
lovely piece is Irina slant .
pressed or Itamped) out of pure '1
sheet material. and II IIIIOIWW'
seamless and sanitary.‘
Sum Aluminum Ware bu
coins to clay, which eventually
‘ means the passing of all lines
- c! .In, steel and enameled oooiiu .
ins were or every description.
shallot ii. NAIR. _
North Main Ina Wm 3mm.
To LET—~HOUSE. 8 LOWE ST.,
seven rooms and basement: newly
papered and painted. First class or
(ler. inquire I. ll. Knapp, 82 West St.
1 020 if
TO LETn-~CONVENIENT, COM-
iortable house in good condition. Troi-
on line, Winnipauii. George Mitchell,
Norwaik. til it
To LET~H AMIL ION AVE, HALF
of twoiamlly house, 6 rooms, and 6
room flat; all improvements; good con
ditlon; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R Taylor. ‘ ' 313 1.!
m"uuuus
ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwaik. as, Probate
Court, November IS, A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of Mary it. Millard, late of
Delhi in the State of New York, de-
ceased.
Ordered, That the trustee under the
will of said deceased exhibit his ac.
count to this court for adjustment, at.
the Probate office in Norwalk, on the
30th day oi“ November. 19i2, at 10
o'clock forcnoon; and that all per-
sons interested in said estate may be
notified theme! the said trustee will
cause this order to be published in
a newspaper having a circulation in
said District, at least live days before
said 30th day of November, 1012.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
n19 1t Judge.
TIIIIII WIIEIIK KILLS FIVE
PEIIBIIIIB Mill IIIIIIIIE8
MAI" III III). IIIIIOLIIIA
.(Ooatlauod min it‘ll-It. rape)
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New York and Jacksonville. No. 81
leaves New York at 3:38 p. m., for
Jacksonville and Tampa. and II
it instrument»: or steel sleeping cars,
drawingroom cars and dining care.
No. Iii corresponds to ill north:
boi'md. it leaves at it p. 111.. Jackson-
ville at 9: 30 a, up. and to due at
New Yerk at 2. iii lain
em on at Derby.
DldltilY ROY. i9. u’l‘i‘iiihe on the
Nov} Haven line through this city was
delayed tor a time this warning by
the detailing oi'iour iii-eight cars It
Derby Junction. No one was injured.
The detailing occurred as the train
was making a crossover The loco
motive passed over without trouble,
but the leader wat‘throwa from the
main line. one accident some
fl
about r: so I. 3"," .
house, 13 High St. Inquire Mrs. S. Iiyxhee. 3 Cedar St. Tel. 1023.33
Crows, 2 West Ave. _ old at
TO LET —— APARTMENT, 215 FOR SALE-4 ROOM HOUSE.
Washington St., East Norwaik. Ap- Price $2.800. Located 79 Woodward
known as the Fioridwflube 'Spcclal-
iron and tailing on its tide threw,
four core oi! the trash blends; the
Ave. Will carry $2,000 mortgage at 5
per cent. inquire or The South. Nor-
waik Trust (50., Trustee. ; 016 ti
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PROFESSIONAL.
MR8. GOLDMAN-SPECIALIST ON
rheumatism and nervousness. Grati-
uate of Vienna University. Address
card to 3 Oiijen St.. South Norwalk,
for prompt service. all m
LOST
Losraéaawu BOOK N0. 1.3.0.33
issued on South Norwnlk Savlngsmave
will please return lei
said bank, as payment has been BIOD'; “931‘ a“
Bank Findei
pad.
or. alias IIIITEL FIRE
AT Los ANGELES, an...
clusts “rum DEATHS
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injured jumping from sixth floor.
‘Mrs. Ray Iiarruu. injured jumping
from sixth floor.
The others were only slightly injur-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck, who were on
their honeymoon, jumped from a sixth
story window. Mr. Beck will recover.
Mrs. Elia Moran also jumped from a
sixth story window. She was killed.
Many had miraculous (escapes from
death and perhaps a score or more
owe their lives to the heroism oi Oscar
Jones, who ran the single elevator at
the hotel. making trips to the 6th floor
of the hotel with "be small car packed
with humanity until the flames and
the smoke made further trips impossi-
ble.
There were also a number of heroic
rescues by the firemen. Mrs. Herring.
ton, who was a member oi” a company
playing at a local theater, last her life
jumping from the Ilith lioor. Escape
had been cut off. the only means hav.
ing been a single stairway In the build-
ing which was soon ablaze. She first
tossed her 18 moutiis‘ old baby into
the not, hold by the Ilremen and then
jumped, but missed the not and sum
tallied injuries which caused her (109131
In a short than later at a hotaLa‘oi-oss
the street to which she had been re
moved.
The the did comparatively little the
maze except to the upper floors.
New Haven Family Saved.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. ill. wily the
timely arrived at police olilooru iroiu
lecovewtia was saved from death by lire
Grand View Precinct Mrs. Bohemia
and her two children from Injury by
the heater. The woman and been poi-
iiibinu a stove with a patent polish
when it flared up and she was devote
l_v burned about the upper part oi the
body. She was ablaze when unicorn
arrived. The room no: setup hrs, on:
the damage was slight and “.910 tire was
easily extinguished, otter the woman 9‘
had been removed and the children car.
tied to safety. ..
chairman sciatica New“.
The Christian science society of
1 a sound body,
clogged. tiller Slupuish and
Simuaoh Sour . .
Your child isn't naturally cross, ir-
ritable and peevisil, Mother! Examine
the tongue; ii’ coated, It means the lit-
tlo one's stomach is disordered, liver
Inactive and its thirty feet of bowels
clogged with foul. decaying waste.
Every mother realizes after giving
delicious "Syrup of Figs" that this Is
the ideal laxative and physio for chil-
dren.
one's tender stomach, liver and bowels
so effectually, besides they dearly love
its delightful llg- taste.
For constipated bowels, sluggish liv-
er, bliiousness or sour, disordered
stomach, teverishuess, diarrhoea, sore
throat, bad breather to break a cold,
give one-half to. a teaspooniui oi ‘
“Syrup of Figs,” and in a tow hours all
system without grilling or‘ nausea,
the clogged up waste, sour bile. undi-
gested food and constipated matter
will gently move on and out of the
system without griping or nausea, and
you viii suieiy have a. well, happy
and smiling child again shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not
dragging youi children, being compos-
ed entirely of luscious age, semis-and
aromatics it cannot be harmful.
rFull directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting. Scn- '
uiue old reliable.
else altered.
Refuse anything
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EUGEN-Ics IN SBHOOL.
A schoolmistress in Herfordshire,
England, is teaching eugenics, or, as
she calls it. the facts of nature. to
boys and girls of the ages from ten
to dourtecn years. And she talks to
them after this fashion. "There Is
nothing wicked in nature. You are
all going to be fathers and mothers
some day. if you don’t grow up with
strong, healthy bodies you will . not
have strong. healthy children. To
such bodies you must breathe
take plenty of exercise and
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Mean Their 90weis Are Wesle-
Nothing else regulates the little .
'Many women who do handsome fillet
work are much distressed to find that
their squares and strips will packer
and warp at‘tbe ilrst laundering. This
is because fillet not only shrinks bad-.
1y, but does not shrink the same as lin-
en or other material in which It is in-
serted, says the Indianapolis
Run no risks. Before making up any
illiet pieces shrink them by pouring
boiling water over them several times.
To keep a stove clean when frying
make a circular opening. the size of a
stove lid in the center of an asbestos
mat.
protect that part of the above stove
which greaSc is likely to get sputtered.
Lay the mat on the stove set the fry-
ing may be done with the conscious-
ness that the store will be clean when . '
the mat is removed—Ladies Home
Journal.
Shrink Fillet.
Newa.
Stove Projector.
Have the mat largcenough to
The Sentinel Want Columns AreF.
Reaching. in their influence-e- .8
They May ; Aid You in' Solving ~
Many a Problem.
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keep clean.” T0""Yi visitor she said,
“if you don‘t teach children the facial
of nature in a sensible. open was.
they find them out. i’oi~ themselves in
u might. improper way. lbeiieve in
telling; childleu those essential facts
which they must know sooner or
later. They ought to know. Thcii
ignorance is not a moral safeguard.
it is the reverse. It‘ you can make a
child understand the blessedness of
and the awfuincss of
an unsound one, you are doing as
much or more than all the rescue
homes put together."
Mrs. L. M. Webb, 93 White street.
Danbul‘y. Conn. says: “We have been
using Foley Kidney Hills in our iam-
iiy the last few weeks and they oer.
iainiy have done everything claimed
for them. They haveinulde two com-
plete cures right in our home and we
are very pleased to recommend li‘oiey
Kidney Pills." For sale by all drug
state. a ”
iOE Box In A BUILDING. ‘
leliltlDEN, Nov. lu.——-—'I‘he Icebox
put up on a lot and used as a peanut
stand is a building, according to a
decision by Mayor Donovan and Fire
Marshall W. (I. Lucas, made today. A
warrant was their leaned against
ironic Pappas, who had created the
ice-box on the site of the burned
Hall. and Lewis block; at one of the
chief comets in the city. The. charge
in that of violating the building laws.
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Hotel Mahackeuio
a. w. Law. prior.
Real Focal Good service!
Attractive Rates!
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for the Money In This State. .
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