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WANTED
1wAnreo-oInL son GENERAL
housework. Inquire“ Lowe street.
, 1.121 iii
STENOORAPHER WANTED *—
Young man With. not less than one
year's experience for manufacturing
concern. Permanent position to the
right party. Address, stating age, ex-
perience, reference, etc, Stone, care
Evening Sentinel. n20 3t
WANTED-A PLACE AS BOOK-
Ikeeper. cost clerk or generailofflce
Ilium. by American. 30 years old. First
class references lfrom the Cost De-
partment of the American Brake Shoe
and Foundry Go. Please address
Lock Box 154, Rowayton, Conn. nt 0 4t
WANTED—A YOUNG SWEDISH
man, sober. wishes any klnd'ot work
in a factory. Address A. Johnson,
‘54 Osborn Ave; East Norwalk. n20 3t
place. 5 South Norwalk.
“WANTED—SITUATION AS Ex~
pert tailorsi) years' experience in
leading clothing stores in Norwaik as
lbushelman; good custom coat maker
11 Chestnut St" South Norwalk. n20 3t
WANTED—WORKING FARMER,
married, thorough knowledge 1all out-
door work, good milker; wife to nrake
lbutter‘, ‘board help, etc. P. 0. box 278,
N oroton Heights.
lWANTED - COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Address
“Competent," care 'Seutinel. n20 3t ~1
WANTED~BY&COMPETENT GIRL,
situation at general housework in Da-
rlen or Noroton. Good cook, wilshlng
and ironing. $25 per month. Address P.
0. B. 128, Rowayton, or Tel. 1028,
South Norwaik. n19 3t
WANTED-DY MAN AND WIFE.
two furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Must be near station. In
n19 3t
WANTED—A POSITION AS
chauffeur. Has had experience and
can furnish references Is also a
mechanic and understands his busi-
ness. Address 247 Main street, Stam-
lford. n19 3t
Busmass 1353mm
6. F. BENEDICT a co.,'PArN'r-
" lore and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a‘ specialty. I6 Franklin “.St
IPhone 22-2. , . 5 5 08 ti
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, 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
customrn rogue work, Fit and comfort
guarantee 28 West Washington St.
Maria. A. Lieberman
Fashionable Dressmaking
cutting'raugm. 20 Havlland 8t.
..
TaXi and gTou'ring
Car to Hire
; FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
cm on NIGHT.
rel. 1360 .- J. VAAST
We.
‘ weimwmu. you 31 vi
,5 tor each not or old False Teeth
sent us Highest prices paid
fob-old Ooid‘, Silver, old Watch-
es. Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Phlln. Smelling and Refining
Company. 5
. Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut on, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. -
'ro DENTISTG. .
We will buy your 0qu Filings.
Gold Bumps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
1
use MEN commercialism".
Upon. Tribe’s Trading Post Anticipat-
p’ntlnp a Big Time.
Another large crowd attended the
fourth night of the Undue Tribe ma-
The evening was one round inf
m. the dancing 'oflordini pastime
w a large number of young people.
lions which were npprecisb‘ed by all
gnu, at which time issue new -
Milo Edna Alien sung several noise»
TO LET
To Ls'rerunmsnao ‘nooms.
lwlth improvements. 12 1-2 Hanlford
n21 6t
T0 LET—moose IN any AVE-
nue, In good condition; suitable for
one family or two small families.- In-
quire of 24 Knapp street, Stephen
Kiss. ‘n2'l 3t
1"0 LET~SIX ROOMS AND TWO
in basement. Inquire on premises, 42
Fifth St” East NorWalk n20 3t
'ro LET—~FIVE ROOMS, BATH
and improvements. Call or phone 62
Putnam Ave, Phone 1015-4. 1119 iii
To LET—~F‘URNISI-IED ROOM,
all improvements. 21 Putnam ave-
nue. n19‘3t
Ely Ave, city water, cellar under all
L the house, 2 acres ground, nice hen-
house, rent $12 50 a month. Inquire
Lawrence Agency, 15 South Mair; St.
5 n 0 3t
To LET—6 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR,
67 Van Zandt St, East Norwaik.
Rent $12.00., To desirable tenants
only. Ernest Boessmann, No.‘ 22
Fair St, Norwalk. 9 1119 lit
"to LET—LOWER . PART or
house, 18 High St. Inquire Mrsm
Crowe, 2 West Ave.
TO LET..— APARTMENT, 215
Washington St, East Norwaik. Ap-
ply 64 South Main St. n14 ti
5 T0 LET—ROOMS 0N FIRST AND
second floors, airy and with all im-
provements: rent reasonable. Apply
Robert Thompson, 54 First street,
East Norwalk. n13 1w
To LET—HOUSE. 8. LOWE ST,
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First class or-
der. Inquire J. H. Knapp, 82 West6 8:5
02
TO LET~CONVENIENT, COM-
fortabie house in good condition Trol-
ley line, Winnlpauk. George Mitchleil,
Norwaik.1t
TO LED—HAMILTON AVE., HALF
of twmfamiiy house, 6 rooms, and 6~
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 t!
lull IIIIIIBIS‘
SOLVENT~ NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, es, Probate
Court, November 20, A. D 1912.‘
Estate of Angeline Saunders, lute
oi? Norwnlk, in said District, deceased.
Tire ‘Court of Probate ‘ior the Dis.
trict of Novrvnlk, hath limited and n1»
lowed six :months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly nttestod, within said
time, will be deharred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
to
EDWARD L. SAUNDERS.
2121 28 d5 Administrator.
To the Board or County Commission-
ers of Faiiiieldfiouuty:
i hereby apply l‘or‘ a transfer of a
license No. 195, to sell .Spirliuous
and intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager
liner. Rhine Wine and Older from
Stephen Kvancz, at No. 9 Benton
street. to Andronlk and Urgilenlcz, at
corner of Bread and Davis streets,
Town of Norwalk.
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet In a direct
line or a Church Edition or Public
‘ Salmolahouse. or the premises pertain
in thereto, or any post. Ollice, Public
iii rary or Cemetery
Dated at.Norwalk, this 20th day of
November, A.I)..,1912.
DOMiNli‘K ANDRONIK and ALEX
AND IJIIGILEN ICE, Applicants.
. We, the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as deiined by law. at the
Town or Norwnlk, hereby demo the
application of the above in mud Arr
dronik and Urgilenicz, for winch: ll-
conse, and we do severally certify
each for himself that we are tnnpnyere
owning real estate situated in said
Town of Norwaik.
November, A. 1).,
K. Giirczynokl. Hour
llm‘n ii. Malone, John
Brewer. ,
Yuppie, Wil
oi Nor hilt.
hired man
new small
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‘ terms.
TO LET—41 ROOM HOUSE, 204.
. Considered Best Table D’Hote Dinner
Dated at Norwalk, 2this 20th day 01 '-
“Militias, Edward
.I hereby certify that the above 1-
numed ondorsern are electors and tax- '1 1
buyers. no defined by law, or the Town ,,
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—«UPRIGHT MAHOG-
any piano, first class shape. used but
a short time. Will soil at a big one
riflice to quick buyer. Address K II.
M., cars Sentinel. n21 3t
‘ FOR SALE~B ROOM HOUSE, ALL
im rovemeuts, 43 Spring street. Iu~
on e Abram Altenbrnndt. South Nor-
walk. n21-3t
FOR SALE-«EQUITY IN TWO
family house, ‘all improvements. Bar-
gain to quick buyer P. 0.130): 135,
Norwalk. ’ n20 3t
ONE USED PIANOLA AND 85
rolls of music, $95.00. Cash omensy
“'Steinert’s Piano Store, ‘16
Seuth‘iMain St. 1119. it
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD
order, $35. 00, a bargain. :5 monthly
Stelnert's Plano Store, 16 South Main
St. , n19 3t
ONE SQUARE PIANO FOR THE
small amount oi? $10. 00. Delivery free.
Steinert’s Piano Store, 16 South Main
St. 1119 at
' ONE SONORA TALKING MACH:
inc and 10 Records in perfect order,
worth $50; our price 525; 31 weekly.
Steinert’s. 16 South Main St. 1119 St
FOR SALE—$3,450 BUYS TWO
good houses, with improvements, near
South Norwalk, $1, 450 cash Also 3
large lots in Norwalk city water in
street, 13250 each or $600 for 3. Ad
dress Lester Byxbee, South Norirgrigé
11
FOR SALE—14 ROOM HOUSE.
Price 82.800.1300alted 79 Woodviard
Ave. Will carry $2, 000 mortgage at 5
per cent. . inquire of The South. Nor-
waik Trust L‘o., Trustee. ' 51 5016‘ it
‘ PROFESSIONAL. '
LET US PROVE TO YOU WHAT
Mariuella Cream will do. A ireefaclal
massage to every lady purchasing $1.00
worth of Marineiln preparation. Come
In and get. our special prices on hair
t
goods for the holidays Combings
made up. Beauty Parlors, Hoyt‘s
Theatre Bldg. 1121 iii
MRS. GOLDMANeSPECIALIST‘ 0N
rheumatism and nervousness. Gr-nd
note of Vienna University. Address
card to 3 pillon1St., Seuth Nor-walk,
for prompt service. n9 12t
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LOST
LOST——-A GOLD PIN WITH SMALL
diamond last night. Return to 41
West St. and receive liberal reward.
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Hotel Mahackemo
R. W. LAW. PROP.
Real Foodi Good Service!
Attractive Rates! '
And Polite Employees.
Breakfaotlenner—Supper.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
12 to 2:30 p. m. . ............. $1.00
Special Attention to Reservations.
WEEK DAYS-Dinner. 12 to 2 p. m.,
80c: Supper, 6 to 8 p. m., 50c.
SUNDAY—Dinner, 1 to 2:30 p. m..
75:; Supper, 6 to 7:30 p. m., 500.
, 5 for the Money in This State.
MR. GAY
earns
Royal James Inn
announces that Thanksgiving dinner
will be served in the new dining room
at the Inn from one to three 1). in.
Thnnkoming Day‘at one dollar and a
half pg plate. Reservation of tables
my $31 made by communicating
with? by. The‘telopbono number
at the Inn is 1581. hiaiit
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The Reed 8: Veil; I
Electrical Co.
The on» telly Equipped
slimmest iii-NibI
in the Town
sure sunshine
pound Relieves All latrines
1. 5 . Misery
5, W ‘
’Mter the very “first dose of "Pope's,
Cold Compound" you distinctly trial
the cold breaking and all the dis-
agreeable grinpe symptoms leaving.
lit is a. positive fact that a dose lei
Papa's ,Cold Compound taken every
two hours until three consecutl e
doses are taken will cure Grippo' or
break up the most severe cold, either
in the bend, chest. back, stomach .or
limbs. 5
it promptly ends the most miser-
able headache, dullness, head and
nose started up. feverishness, sneez-
lng, sore throat. running of the nose.
mucous cutarrbal discharges, sore
noes stiffness and rheumatic twingos.
Take this wonderful Compound
with the knowledge that there is
nothing else in the world which will!
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly, and without any other
assistance or bad alteredects as a 25-
cent package of Papa's Cold com-
period, which any drugs! can slip-
ply-lt contains no quinine—4w sure
yon get what you ask for-accept no
substitute-«Mileage in every home.
Tastes nice—acts gently.
PflPUIlR AMUSEMENIS
OLD REDMTN‘ S HALL. .
Everyone who say "Custer's Last
Fight " last night must admit
this is the place loses real featur s.
They Seemed. "
see it for yourself; We are also nbw
having a good run of plctndes between
these features with
that are great.
coming.
To overlook. day after day, The
Sentinel classified advs. that were
practically written to and for you—-
that is enough “bad luck" for any
one person.
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When the vet at property grow:
too expensive use a Sentinel Want
Adv and soil it.
What do yen think
of this? '
5 A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased from theunanu-
lecturer, _ thereby saving jobbers'
profits.
You can get the benefit. To give
you some Idea of what this means
we quote a few prices.
20 inch French Plumes, finest qual-
m. ........................ 3.249
2i Inch extra full White Plumes. been
tiful and fluffy ........ $15.49
14 Inch Black Plumes, have to be risen
to be appreciated 38°
The Holmes Millineiy
Phone 405. 3 Monroe Si.
no
as others do. Sell your rage, rubbers,
metals. papers. leather beds and a to
mobile tires to R. Alexander. can he
pays the highest prices. 5
Also buys and sells second hand dur-
allure.
R. Alexander
Tel. 8804!. iii Raymond 8!.
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We have another mud feature corn-1' ‘
lug Saturday, entitled “The Man "
Thlslsafinetwo *1
reel broncho feature. You oughtai to ‘ 1
See it If you do null-believe it nine 5 5-
some conredos ‘
Watch our advertise ‘-
ment for our big featureswtbat are 1
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but the leftover from dinner Is Just 1““ thing Bake 1“ ”1 11““er pud-
as «good It should be cooked how- ding dish or in a lower crust. This
ever, so that the grains are dry and is 5a most delicious southern dish.—
separate. Cut up an apple, some 911119310”-
celery stalks, and, II in season, the
solid ends of cucumbers-the ends'
that 8.1'6 usually out on and discarded Always ‘keep the - BLOYS clear from
WWOI‘B slicing the seeded Pill't T119 ashes and dust in'every part, or the
cucumber should be out very small even will be cold, no matter how good
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One pint of buttermilk, one cupful; ‘erator take the precaution of rubbing
or sugar, three tablespoonluls ”of Salt fish should always be soaked well with salt and then wrapping
flour, one half cnpfui of butter, three with the skin side up 1m paraffin paper so that the flail
eggs, one lemon rind «grated. Cream] will not be imparted to other
the butter and flour together and add If lace is rinsed in milk and ironed stuffs. 1
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them occasionally; In time,
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