. . i. LASSIFIED Advertisements on . . ~ ‘ Three-Times. 50c ~3- Each sauna , i‘Wordllucent . . . . . been: Caps. Double Price rs. ’ .l 3" Willi ,. this x , 1e... Professorial Cards. and M scellaneou =:; ' ‘ "seldom and. use. rosters. can or Respite-4 per Insertion. ; In ’ black- I _ WANTED AGENTS WRITE FOR THE WON- der worker. New method in business. A bright man or. woman required in each town or‘ city. " Good salary or commissiou guaranteed. Permanent position and rapid advancement as- sured. $75.00 a. week easily made. No previous experience required. For particulars address Henry S. Smith, Dept. D., No. 05 Broud'Stu Boston. Mass. u23 26 28 WANTED—THE PEOPLE TO know that they can have their stamp ing and embroidery done per order. Stamped goods of every description and Xmas novelties especially. The only shop in Th‘eNorwalks where you can get what you want stumped from ,. 25c up. The Emb. Shop, 15 Railroad Ave. . ' . n22 3t § WANTED—A RELIABLE COOK, German or Swode preferred. One :who is competent «to assist about the house is desired. No washing. Ref- erences in townirequired. Good wag- es. Small family. Inquire at Senti- nel office. 1122 3t WANTED—OLD cease FEATH- er .beds. Best cash prices paid. Ad. To LET . son slim. and.lmprovements. Call or phone 62 Putnam Ave. Phone 1016-4. n23 3t T0 LET——-F‘§RST FLOOR. 37 VAN Znnt St. Rent $11.00. Inquire, 69 Seevlew Ave. « ‘ 1123 it To LET—FURNISHED. TWO CON- nebting rooms. Newly paper-ed and painted. Water. Toilet. Cook stove, gas plate. All conveniences for light housekeeping. Near East avenue sta- tion. 214 East avenue. n22 3t . 72, LET—7 ROOM COTTAGE. IN- quir at The South Norwalk Trust ‘00. n22 If TO LET—QHOUSE AT 4 WEST Ave., all lmpro vements. Inquire Mrs. C. E, Seymour, 25 West St. Phone 218-5. 1122 ti To LET—~FR M DEC. 1, LOWER hall of house, Crescent Terrace. Apply 44 West St. ‘ n22 ti 'ro LET~FURNISHED, A LARGE zi'ront room; also two or three con« necting rooms with stove and gas range complete for light housekeep- dress C. F.’Dickinson, General Deliv— ‘ing. Call evenings. Reasonable. 41 cry. South Norwalk, Conn. 1122 3t South Main St. 1122 3t WANTED - SITUATION AS To LET~FROM DEC. 1, STORE, chauffeur, experienced; can do own repairing. Address .8. (1., care‘ me]. Senti- n22 3t WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN GIRL, Situation at general housework. In- quire Mary Baiagl'i, Foster Park, East Norwaikjg n22 3t WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Inquire 14 Lowe street. .. n21 3t WANTED—~11 PLACE AS BOOK- keeper, cost clerk or general office man. by American, 30 years old. First class references from the Cost De- - partment of the American Brake Shoe and Foundry '00. Please address Lock Box 164, Rowayton, Conn. 1120 4t WANTED—~WORKING FARMER, married, thorough knowledge all out- door work, goodmilker; wife to make ibutter, board help, 1etc. P. 0. box 278, Newton Heights. »« _ [it‘ll NllillitS . ._ ., . At a Court 01‘ Pbobute holden at Norwalk, within and for the District of Norwalk, on the 22d day of Novem- her, A. 1)., 1912. Estate of Emma L. Monroe, late of Norwalk, in said District, deceased. Whereas, the trustee of that certain trust created in and by the Mil of said deceased to provide for the care or ‘her burial plot, has filed its written resignation of its said trust and has exhibited to this Court its account as trustee li'or adjustment and approval: Ordered, That the matter of adjust- ment and allowance of said account and the acceptance of said resignation, and the appointment of a trustee in the place of the trustee so resigning it said resignation be accepted? be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk on the 29th day oi_ No- vember, 1012. at 2 o'clock afternoon; and that public notice thereof be giv- en to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a news. paper having a circulation in ’said Jlistrlci at least ilve.days before said ‘ day or hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. ORDER OF NOTICE. . District of Norwaik, se., Probate Court, November 22. A. 1).. 1012. Estate of John ll. Ferris, late or Norwnik. in said District, deceased. Whereas, written application has been made to this Court by the execu- tors of the will elf said deceased, may log, for reasons therein set forth. itor an order authorizing and empowering them to sell and convey certain real estate of. said deceased which is par- ticularly described in said application. Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the 29th day of November. 1912. at 10 o'clock fore- noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a new viper having a circulation in said their ct, at least live days before cold day of hearing. ‘ HENRY W. GREGORY. n 3 it Judge. I o. unmamnwm Mm... ‘ur wmueu run for cities do will think they would be guilty oi? porches lug votes?” “Not unless\ they got ‘ trading stumps with them."~—Houston Test, 1123 it 'I a M "Pmsperity has ruined many in mm? remarked the moralissng , ., _ . “whim relished the , demdrmisefl “it i was going to he ruined at all. .I'dtprei‘sr-prosperhy to do It.” ' ,. Wm ‘ 19 North Main >St., now occupied by l). W. Raymond. .Inquire 3 Cortland Place. n22 3t To LET—«ROOMS. GOOD LOCA- tion. inquire Royal Grocery, 22 South Main St. ‘ n22 3t To LET~FURNISHED ROOMS. with improvements. 12 1-2 Haniord place, South Norwalk. 1121 (it TO LET—~FIVE ROOMS, BATH' FOR BALE—13 SPRING GEESE. Inquire John Fodcr, 184 West is;é it n . «FOR BALE—J‘ERRETS, TRAINEE) and untrained. Nice young stock. Stephen S. Gregory, Oran-bury. Tols’ phone 1038. ‘ n23 3t FOR SALE—’6 GOOD YOUNG work horses. all seasoned. Also 5 sets oar double harness and 10 collars as good as new. 6 bottom double dump carts will sell worth the money. Can be seen any day at our stables, corner Concord and Wood streets. John Hershfleld. n23 3t ONEI‘USED PIANOLA AND 35 rolls of music, $05.00. [Cash or easy «terms. [Steinert's Piano Store, 16 South Main St. n22‘iit FOR SALE—TWO HOUSES ON Academy street. suitable for two famv illes each, belonging to the estate of the‘ late Isaac R. Dorsett. Hall‘pur- clhase price may go on mortgage. In- quire cl 1). W. Fitch, 28, West are uue, Norwelk. , n22 3t FOR SALE —— AT SACRIFICE. Place rents for $600 per year. In first class repair. $5,000, five hundred cash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell, phone 1056-3. ul ti FOR 8ALE-UPRIGHT MAHOG- sny piano, first class shape, used but a short time. Will sell at a big sac- rifice to epick rtuyer. Address K. I? M., cars Sentinel. ‘ n21 "t FOR SALE—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL improvements, 43 Spring street. In. quire Abram Altenbrandt, South Nor- waik. » n21 3t To LET~—HOU-SE IN ELY AVE- nue, in good condition; slutsole for one family or two small families. In- quire of 24. Knapp street. Stephen Kiss. n21 3t TO LET-LOWER pm OF house, 13 High St. Inquire Mrs. Crows, 2 West Ave. 25 TO LET —— APARTMENT, Washington ‘St., East Norwullo ply 64 South Main St. n14 ti To LEN-HOUSE. 8 LOWE ST., seven rooms and basement; newly papered and painted. First class or- der. Inquire .l. H. Knapp, 82 West. St. 026 tr TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF of two-tamiiy house, 6 rooms, and 6- room riot; all improvements; good con- dition: one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. 313 tf m LOST LOST~~'—A SMALL BOSTON TER- rier. Female. l‘Ietween Stamford and Nor-walk. Howard will be given for her return. 1). W. Raymond,- South Not-walk. 1123 iii L08T-DOG. LAST SATURDAY. brown with long tail. Reward it re- turned io 16 Wood St. LOST—A GOLD PIN WITH SMALL diamond last night. Return to 41 West St., and receive liberal reward. n22 2t scene. FOUND-wt POCKE'I‘BOOK ON the train between South Norwnlk and Stamford, Nov. 22: Owner may have same by describing contents and pay- ing for this adv.. H. .l. Hipson, Box 333, South Norwulk, Conn. 1123 (it ‘ PROFESSIONAL. ' Murincllu Cream will do. A free facial massage to every lady purchasing $1.00 worth of Meriuclia preparation. Come in and get our special prices on hair goods for the holidays. Combings made up. Beauty Parlors, lioyt's Theatre Bldg. BUSINESS NOTICES new PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO-— Open eveningu.’ Your friends expect your photograph as Christmas suve‘ nir.‘ Your photgrupher in this town in Lisbonu. i 50th Muln,,corner Washington. 1122’ iii. o. F. IINIDIOT a. co., PAINT- ers and decoration, dealers in well unearned mouldings. High grade wort; a. specialty. 16 Franklin St. Phone 222. ,TUIIKIiH “Ti-is Felt This :rsstmont of lost, rheumatism, etc. til-Insomniac: [by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth auditorium. Tel. 5210. a limit ‘ 010931210 hummus , commuters in, top. Aliklndb custom made wet . . it snhrconitort cumulus Wuri‘wiuii this in. ‘t’ ." n22 3t ‘r LET us PROVE TO YOU WHAT ' n21 3t ' _ I 08 it: portion, FOR SALE—$3,450 BUYS TWO good houses, with improvements, near South Norwalk, $1,450 cash. Also 3 large lots in Norwaik, city water in street, $250 each or $600 for 3. Ad. dress Lester Byxbee, South Norivgniéit: :1 FOR SALE»? ROOM HOUSE. Price $2,800. Located -79 Woodward Ave. Will carry $2,000mortgage at 5 per cent. inquire of The SouthNor- walk Trust 00., Trustee. 016 tf Early Welfare Work. The “sick fund" among factory em- ployees was known us for back as the first quarter of the nineteenth cen- tury. a manufacturing company at Doverxhaving established it for the benefit of employees. A hospital for factory operatives was established in Lowell in 1839. The charges ,were $4 a. week for the men and $3 for the women. If they were not able to pay. the employing corporation be- came responsible. m...- Gems in Birds' Crops. Occasionally there is a gem discow fired in the crop of a wild bird. Thus the wild geese which fed on the mus» eels oi the Mississippi, Wabash, St. rancis, Tennessee and other pearl streams ate pearls with their mussels,’ but the hunters never found a valu- able pearl in their crops; the slugs—- baroquee—however, were common enough to find place in hunter talk in the Mississippi Basin. t Never Beaten. Doubtless a man may be able to wear something that looks cheaper than a cheap silk shirt. but doubtless he never did—41‘. P. A. in New York Mail. , “Pacifier" Not Good. . A "pacifier” is the wont thing“ for n baby to use, no it will strain the muscles of its throat and the lower shape of the. mouth and will cause adenoid: when the child is older. lieutrlsity and Selenium. tries! resistance of selenium obtuse: with moisture and the motel has been incorporated in s new hymmtor. “edema Demonstration. , Boy Scout (acting realistically «one of the lflhM)”TGIV0 my. love to my wife and children and spy my last thoughts were of thump—Edna. ,. . ”nonporous? ’; ' . First Witch-“What is your bus» iband‘l um income, Mrs. Smith?" Second Wile-won, about midnight." Mud». , . ~' minis! “no. new; f mam laments: become with peepi- the meet-issuer ninue or .frieadu will her-Womh'iilriam Ohm? It has been discovered that also . lug, Sunday school. , of. the Bit/Inn Nowell; ‘Oongreustioupi Chum. VIII live the seams of the " “ litnown elasticities Ar all «new nhst-~ are 5.... Prevents catsuit pi cold ; ‘ ‘ "initialised I ' \ ‘ . “ mu . The. quickest. best and safest. way to cure catarrh or a. cold in the head is by using a remedy that‘iwiu fiction the spot ”and do its work quickly withOut leaving any bad effects. " Ely‘s ‘Oresni Balm, which is applied-to the nostrils or rubbed oaths throat or wchest gets right at til root or the trouble and instantly relieves even the Worst case of catarrh or cold. A few minutes after applied you can feel a loosening up in the head, the pain and..soreness are gone, the sense of taste, smell and hearing some back, and you feel like a diiierent person. Ely's Cream Balm cleanses, heals and strengthens the inflamed mem- branes, takes away that stuffed up feeling mud dul pain in the head, re; 'lieves the throat soreness and stops the nasty discharge which is the cause of the disgusting hawking, 'spitting, blowing of the nose, and foul breath. Hay fever victims who are .made miserable by fits oi? sneer.- .iug, coughing and wheezing get in- :stant and permanent relief by the use or this simple remedy." Don‘t suffer another minute. . Ely's Cream .iia‘lm wil relieve you immc ‘dla-tely, and a 50 cent bottle will more than likely work a complete cure. All ‘druggists sell it. . ‘ , republican state control committee. ‘ wssiniown-s. few minutes today, but . moment all the. leaders of the party. , one when w . charms bgiv 3. dinner at . ' Salvation Army will beheld this‘yea ‘ ‘ , . as usual'et the headquarters, lilo. 50‘ Hss‘ Its bit-re of he Proof Water street, South Norwalk. captain noysui'men WW and Mrs. 1E. J. Permit, the officers in , Bauhaus? Kidneyswenhl . charge. are planning to ieedlso poor ‘ Distressed with urinary ill mothers and children, and there_will Want a reliablq’hidne remedy; be places at the isolator all, with an Don't have to look teams abundant supply oi chicken, potstool’ South Normal}: people .xecomm _ ‘Ml‘ 39’5““ said he hid read With and turnips, cranberries, celery, etc.'ery‘ street in South Ncrwalk hill 3‘. ““9 interest “‘9 recent WWW“ made The dinner will start at 11 o’clock. Tenses. ' ‘ ‘ by EGHH‘WGGOI‘SB J.P~ McLean. WW1 inter baskets will be sent out to Here's one SouthNor whose “WWW ‘0 ““9 .United 3‘4”” about fifty homes, where there are tin-I periemee. _ ‘ senate J. Henry had» quite a bit to do. , vuiids and aged women, who will be Let Gustave Pitzer. of 32 No but he am set we to comment on“ unable 'to luau the nan.‘ Any dona-. Main street tell it. \ for publication at this time. _ tions for the affair will be gratefully. He says: “My experience .. "1‘10 not want to express an opinion received by Captain Perrett, whose: Dean’s Kidney Pills has been on the senator's statement until I have postcffice box is 469, South Norwalk. isiactory that I highly recent , talked WM him and secured "'01“ Min Checks should be made payable to the‘ them. My kidneys 'were disordé his ideas more fully.” Said the 8mm Salvation Army. ' 'nnd. caused my back to echo chairman. ‘ kidney secretions weresalsounnflt. Mr. . Rorabs‘ck, in passing, said be M and bothered me greatly. WWII " “ rather expected t0 visit . arttord 3 . ' ' ney Pills restored me to good‘heil few times during the next dcszionf o: 0UT OF TOWN MOVING For sale by all dealers? p; ”‘ the general assemb y, despitet e'ac _= , , _ - ‘ ' . ce ts. F sienMilburn Co.‘ B that the democratic party had a halt ' “,Bsy' AUTO V ANS" ‘ ‘ Nenw York? sole agents for the 11;”! Nelson on the state senate and figures ERHONE a sooroauFOR States. . . on gaining'coutrol oi the house in \ -. . . , a nits. . ‘ J. aim Rombsck..,chsirmsn [ot the lie hadn't anything new toofle‘r in the wsyo! bringing about u rejuvenation of the, republican party In this-"stilts. a matter which is concerning at the walk men‘s -. ”A . J". , Remember the nameaDoan's—vi 30'“ "mite”- mcufl.mo-§f\-§°N5 take no other. ~ " 1 ST RAGE. i , Through Sentinel Wants, the em ployer meets the employs, the busi- ness man gets in touch with the skilled, competent worker to whom he may trust a difficult task, the house- wife locates the servant that is need- ed most in the home, the buyer and seller become sequainted. the landlord and the tenant come to know one another. ‘ . zlcznziesaee magnum: i on r uousu'stm p‘l... “I shOuld think it would ige‘tl' ' some being led about by your M e, the time,” said the tactless person) the blind man. ‘ , . ' ._ “Yes,” sighed the latter, .V'ibut'yit' better than being driven."——Bi‘oo Life. ' : L-l.t:‘:3‘.1§-. . EygTAEILISlrtEPI lam . Thymus ANDSHIPPWG resinous - UM'NN OFFICE i8|0 FULTON ST some; c A [LL-.45.,Q'EJ; *w‘ .— Advertise in The Rentinc- ‘ . t. \‘x‘\-\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\l‘\‘\_‘\;-_\_‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘~I‘\‘\I‘\‘\‘\“\r‘\l.\“\‘\\u\“\fm tr. e a u/n/vn'n,»n,~v/~n"~;‘a,"/'n an a lulu/Uzuzv/vin'uw-UA'JU -iuyy,m, ’7'}',',u .1, .. Continued From Second Page '10230; parish Sunday school-at noon; evening prayer and sermon. the sixth Ten Commandments, at 7:30. ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Adrent Christian . Church—Rev. James W. Davis, of Bridgeport, will preach at the Advent Christian Church. of East Norwelk, tomorrow. at both the .morning and evening ser- vices. l-lis subject will be for the morning service, From Sadness to Gludncss, and for the evening ser- vice, A’Wise fincice or Acting Rn- tlonully. Mn'fihvls was formerly pas- tor of this church and it is hoped that. a large audience will be present to greet him at both services. Rev. George M. Teeple, pastor. ‘_.—«.— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. Christian Science Society. of Nor- wnlk-Regirlar Sunday service at the reading room, Masonic building at 11 a. m. Subject, November 24th, Soul- und Body. Testimony meeting Wed- nesday at 8 p. m. To both services the public is pordlaiy and iraternully invited. Reading room open to the public each week day afternoon from 2:15 to 4:30. . ‘ Thanksgiving Day service at .11 u. in. Subject. Thanksgiving. er. perms bauucu. St. Peter‘s Evangelicii Lutheran Church, Martin L. Steup, pastes-— Thanksgiving services will be con- duted act the church luNorih Main street. German preaching in the morning at 10:30. in the evening at 7:80. The sermons will hoapprcpriato to the occasion. The public is cordially invited to both of these services. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening. IALVATION ARMY. Saturday at 7:30 p. in. ,open air. Saturday at 8 p. m.. tree and easy. builder at 10:00 a. 111-. open air. Sunday at it s. m, holiness meet— ing. Sunday at ii p. m.. company meet- Sunday at 7:16 p. in. upon air. Sunday at ii 9., m.. revival service. At this service. llov. John titanium. arching. . Mr. skeleton is very much interested in the work of the army, entitle hoped that splurge crowd villi be preventflie, hour the , . Oduddy..,~lleeomlmr.10tb, will be Nowell sultan iiii ciuluu 11- Boly Communion at 8 O‘clock Mis- . sion Sunday school at Broad River at 0; morning prayer and sermon at .. in the series, Old Presents and New Ideas—Modern Applications of the w English preaching ’ x .. $2.50 Razor 98 Sharpener. , Absolutely Indispensable to EveryMan, be he..- / YoungShaver or milk] Fellow. 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