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,w Professional. Cards: and~~
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Duchess “ an
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on on as 6-3” a
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shuns... its this " masts... wheat... 2n:—
. Three Tim Booe- Eachhdditlo, I 'fldt‘d. .1 cent per Insertions : In , black-
_ . stanchion-,Capaginoublo Pines” 1‘ ‘ ~' .
, t WANTED ‘ ‘ " “rot m L ‘ ransom:
, WANTED—FIFTY i501 coups or
wood. ‘ Raymond Brothers. 1125 iii
WANTEDwWORK BY HOUR. DAY
hr week at anything! Willing and
obliglng. In need or work. «Samuel J.
Clark, 89 North Main :St., South Nor-
lwalk. ‘ 1125 It
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
dluve desirab situations to offer to
women exper enced oh power sewing
machines. Steady work assured.
l n25 it
WANTED —— A YOUNG MAN
wants steady workl Understands
tinning, steam fitting} and plumbing.
Willing to work atsanything. A. (i.
J.. care Sentinel. . 1125 it
WANTED—JPHE iPEOPLE T0
lkllOW that they can have their stamp-
ing and embroidery hone per order.
Stamped goods of every description
and Xmas novelties especially. The
only shop in The Norwaiks where you
lean get what you want stamped from
25c up. The Emb. 'Sllop, 15 Railroad
Ave. n22 3t
WANTED—-A RELiAnLE COOK,
German or vSwede )re'lerred. One
who is competent to lsslstmhout the’
house is desired. .,No avashing. Ret-
erences in town required.» Good wag-
es. Small family. Inquire at Senti-
luel office. . r122- 3t
lWANTEDL—OLD GEESE FEATH-
er beds. Best cash prices paid. Adi
dress 0. F. Dickinson General Deiiv»
ery, South Norwa'lk, Conn. ' n22 3t
WANTED SITUATION AS
chauffeur, experienced; can do own
repairing. Address S. 0., care Senti-
nel. n22 3t
WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN GIRL.
Situation at general housework. lu-
quire Mary Baiagh, Foster Park, East
iNorwalk. n22 3t
11311 was ’
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwoik, as... Primate
Court, Noember 9, A. D., 1912.
Estate of Willie E. Bell, late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis~
trict ol‘ Norwaik hath limited and al-
liOWed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors oi said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
.Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be disbarred a recov-
ery. “All persons indebted to said as
ltate are requested to make immediate
payment to
CHARLES id. iiOY'l‘,
Administrator.
._‘
n11 1.3 25
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Samuel H. Mills vs. Jeanette lMills.
State of Connecticut, New London
County. Superior Court, as, New Lon-
don, Nov. 20, 1912.
, 1 Upon the complaint of the said
Samuel ll. Mills clnlnllng for reasons
therein set forth for a divorce return‘
luble to the Superior ilourt in and for
New London County, on the first
Tuesday 01’, December, 1912. It ap-
pearing to and .being found by the
subscribing authority, that the said
defendant is absent from this state,
and gone to parts sunltnowng
Therefore Ordered, That notice of
the poudency of said complaint be giv-
on by publishing this order in The
iveninp.r Sentinel, a newspaper print-
ed in South Norwalk, once a week
for three weeks successively, com-
Ineucing on or before the 21st day of
iNovuutper. A; D., 1912. ‘
i-iiBilidiiD R. NORMAN,
‘Aast. l(liar): of the Superior Court for
New London Conn y.
A true copy of orig no] notice.
Atteat: SAMUELIC. iiiELAND,
I122 25 d2 Oonntnliie or Nor-walk.
__ .
M .. ml...” fl...“ . we...
THREE PETITIONS FILED FOR DI-
VORCE W o URT.
Three new divorcet petitions havo
beeniiled in the superior court and 1a
tor on the ones who found married life
was not what they thought it would
the, will have 11 cheats to tell their
sum“ to the court. Anna M. Johnson,
.0!» Norwailt. has petitioned the court
(or a decree from Hairy Johnson 01
the name .pluce,,allcgllg that ho has
been guilty“ at infidelity with one Ger-
trude Parker. The Jolnawne were men
Med on March 17. 100 and the petltn
ionem' maiden numo was Ongaro.
(loin-guy A. Sturaca oi Weatport. has
brought an action for divorce against
Julia Stumps, oi Eiiblol, claiming that
she deserted him on Julv d, 1908. They
were married on NoviE. island the
ileiendant's mnidcn nm‘ e was dealer.
The competitive two minor children,
Marguerite Meeker Sit mes, aged" 19
years and John (lot-ha pierces, am
it years and the lath r ache tor ill
malady or them. ‘ = ,
her-tho Match, other lee known as
Margaret Mazlk, of Sin tl‘erd. has tiled
‘a petition for divorce n
riuctom made work. ,h‘it collocation
To ' LET ~— HOUSES. FLATS,
rooms. shop, barn. manometery with
«poorer. Rents to suit all customers.
See our list. Raymond Brotherzs. .it
. n 5 .
. 'r‘o LET—FIVE ROOMS. BATH
and improvements. Call or phone 62
Putnam Ave. Phone 1015-4. . n23 3t
To LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON-
nectlng rooms. Newly paperod and
painted. Water. Toilet. Cook stove,
gas plate. All conveniences for light
housekeeping. Near East avenue sta-
tion. 214 East avenue. n22 3t
To LET—7 ROOM co‘rrncn. 1N-
quire at The South Norwalk Trust
00. x n22 ti
To LET—HOUSE AT 4 WEST
Ave, all lmpro vements. Inquire Mrs.
C. E.‘Seymour, 25 West St- Phone
218-5. ‘ n22 ti?
T0 LET—FROM DEC. 1, LOWER
half or house, 8 Crescent Terrace.
Apply 44 West St. n22 ti‘
To LET~FURNISHEO A LARGE
[front room; also two or three con-
necting rooms with stove and gas
'range complete for light housekeep-
ing. can evenings. Reasonable. 41
South Main at. u22 3t
TO LET~FROM DEC. 1, STORE.
’19 North Main st, now occupied by
D. W. Raymond. Inquire 3 Cortland
Place. 1122 31;
To LET~ROOMS. GOOD LOCA;
tiou. Inquire Royal Grocery, 22 South
Main .St. 1122 3t
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
with improvements. 12 1-2 Hunter-d
place, South Norwalk. 1121 (it
TO LET—LOWER PART OF
house, 13 High St. Inquire Mrs.
Crown. 2 West Ave.
TO LET —— APARTMENT,
Washington St, East Norwaik.
ply 64 South Main St. 1114 it
To LET—HOUSE, 8 L0 E ST..
seven rooms and baseman; newly
papered and painted. First class or-
der. Inquire .I. H. Knapp, 82 We?6 Stté
. 0
TO LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
oi two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room hint: all improvements; good con.
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 613 ti
WW-
LOST
LOST-«SATURDAY NIGHT, 35, Bid-
tween post office and Hefner‘s cigar
store. Finder please return to Senti-
nel. 1125 lit
21.5
AD-
LOST~GOLD TIFFANY WATCH.
hunting case, and flour do ils pin.
Reward ll’or return to Sentinel office.
n25 3t
. LOST—NORWALK BUILDING AND
Loan Association Book 1911, Lillian Ii.
Smith. Please return to the associa-
tion, Taylor and Golden’s oiiice.
1125 (12 9
LOST m A POCKETBOOK liE-
t-ween the South Norwnlk Mdhodlst
Church and Concord street, con dining
a sum 01’ money and bunch of keys.
Return to Sentinel office. 1125 iii
LOSTwPOCKETiiOOK WITH SUM
of money, between the South Norwalk
.post cities and Hefner‘s news store,
Saturday Return to Sentinel. 1125 it
L08T~A SMALL BOSTON TER-
rier. Female. Between Stamford and
Norwalh. Reward will be given for
her return. 1). W. Raymond, South
Norwa‘lk. 1123 iii
LOST—4300, LAST SATURDAY.
brown with long tail. Reward it re
turned to 16 Wood St. u22 lit
Wm... . .. 1W3...“
FOUND.
FOUND—~A POOKETBOOK ON
the train between South Nerwhlk and
Stamford, Nov. 22. Owner may have
same by describing contents and pay-
ing for this adv. ii. J. Hipson, Box
333. South Norwalk. Conn. n23 at
m
m
mosmhss uorrcas
NEW PHOTOGRAPH OTUDIO—
Open eveninu. Your iriendn‘ expect
your photograph amOhrietmas save-
11lr. Your photgraplier in this town
is Liehoua, 4 South Main, corner
Washington. ‘ ' 1122 iii.
‘ a. i". DENEDIOT a 00., PAINT-
m‘ and decorators, dealers in wall
paper. and mouldings. High, trad
work a specialty. iii Franklin St.
,th19 32-2, , as it
TUIiKiSH IATHI 3'01!“ ran
moment or taut. :rbeumctirmpetc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wall-worms Sanitarium. Tel. it’ll“
name account autumnal
toot and shunt repair linen-L induce
moronic“. . ZBHWcIt W
‘ a much longer period than is regular.
9 a section at this place.
sou-sateen "re Lsrwsuvun
room house, 35 First streethldast Nor-
walk. Inquire Wm. Jayne, W113)?“
FOR SALE-CHICKIDNS. INCLUIJ.
1113 Bull! and White‘Orpingtons 'one
dog. «two pupplpst‘ Angora kittens;
also stoves. Apply 104 West street;
South Norwalk. _ 1125 iii
'FOR"SALE——FERRE'I‘B, TRAINED
and untrained. Nice young stock.
Stephen 8. Gregory, Cranbury. Tele-
phone 1033. , n23 3,:
FOR SALE-*6 GOOD YOUNG
work horses, all seasoned. Also 5 sets
oil double harness and 10 collars as
good as new. 5 bottom double dump
carts will sell worth the money. . Can
be seen any day at our stables. cerner
Ooncord and Wood streets. John
Hershtieid. ‘ n23 3t
ONE USED PIANOLA AND 35
rolls'of music, $95.00. Cash or easy
terms. Steluert’s Plano Store, 16
South Main St. n22 3t
FOR SALE-4W0 HOUSES uON
Academy street. suitable for two tam-
ilies each, belonging to the estate of
the late Isaac R. Dorsett. Half pur—
chase price may go on mortgage. in-
quire o'i‘,D. W. Fitch, 28 West ave-
nue, Norwaik.
\
"had a diincult time «tiling to a sale
. Superintendent of the .tire alarm
. partment responded and all those who
n22 3t .
foot high... over e. am of rest
from onset to arm roiled‘iu uneeulus
precision trots the shuttle the west.
malt and many Mme oneacauxht out
mooring to ride out theatorm.
Irma Inland."
In. Nor-yelkvmany limbs or trees;
were blown down, wires twisted and
broken, and almost no endlori‘ trouble
caused. The United Electi‘fic 1mm.
and Water Company's toroéhreoort
ingre trouble than in any one storm
in years. ‘
Fir. Alll'm Damaged. " _
”
system, John H. Hoyt, had a busy
time last night, repairing the damage
done. Six sections of the wires were
down or out of commission. Boxes
15, 41, 42. 52, 53, 5!. out! 65 were out
of order as a result of the wind and
rain. All but Box 65 were in order
last night and everything is all right
again new.
small Fire lDul-lng Storm.
noon an electric light wire in the
home of Frank M. ‘Sanger, in East
Wall street. became 'bared and start.
ed a small blaze. A telephone call
to the lions Hose department and
Box 43 was pulled. The entire de-
turned out were drenched. Joseph J.
Cablli drove the Phoenix\ Engine Com-
pany’s hose wagon Driver Arthur
i
1 ?'
, .- u‘ .
"It? you opulent
No small“boet could live‘iu the tu- .
During the storm yesterday after- ‘
\,-~‘\‘\‘\‘\ nx“\-\“\.3‘\_u\,‘ , ,
,v,~.vsu.u,u, ~,u,s¢,u.~v, v,'-.u.u,¢/-,'~sn'
the
department.
Bin Limb Down. .
The limb of a large .mapletree at
the corner or ‘Bayvlew avenue and
High street was blown. down by last.
night's gale. ,
The wind blew a iorty mile sale
at times and during the afternoon,
the itovin was treated to a hall utorm‘I
which covered the streets and elder
walks with a layer or ice. , This soon
melted, neutron-the “temperature not
being low enough-to freeze the ice to
the roads and walks. ‘ ’
. It was reported that a three mash
ed schooner was in distress of! J.
Keyser‘s island yesterday morning.
The. rumor had it that) one of thel
mates had been carried away and
thatthe ship's decks wene covered
with the sails and ropes and broken
spars. It was also reported that one
oi the; seamen in trying to cut away
the rigging was», washed overboard,
but succeeded in, making the ‘ boat
again.’ This report could not‘be veri<
fled, from any source. however.
The hammer Dorchester, or Chlnke
tang, Virginia, which is in the employ
of the Andrew rtRadel ,Oyster Com-
pany's interests, carrying seed oys-
ters from the local waters to points
up and down theisouudswas anchored
on Be‘its’ islandrover night, exposed
to thelwlndward.
Towards morning as the storm
grew mere violent, the captain in
command permitted the snip to drag
‘h
x.‘ \uxo \ ‘\" i v- ‘.
II
news 0, atoms . 1.0M ‘ em
she was ”expend to} the swirling oi
the Water caused by the meeting or
three currents but this was "better
than thewiud and the captain held
her there until the 13th had abated. '
He authored no damage to his oratt.
r111. morning the Addie‘v licoutvd
around the local waters and past us
tunes Westport but lailed‘to nudgany
trouble. * . . “
The telephone company and the
Connecticut Company experienced
some line trouble but nothing or any
magnitude. The South, Norwallthu-
nlclpal Electric Works also had some
line trouble. ‘ f' j
During the heavy wind the boat
owned by Chris Ladsen was blown
ashore in East Nor-Walk but no dam.
age done. , . ‘
Sentinel Wants form an important
part~a vital heart interest portion—-
of the daily papers.
S peciail '
Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil
$1 Bottles 73c
The Clifford Pharmacy ' ‘
‘.‘I‘““I‘V“.‘ xv \V‘
:UIUV'UvJHII'lfl .-
\
class repair. 35.000, five hundred
cash, quick sale, by Geo.
phone 1056-8. :11 tl’
good houses, with improvements, near
South Norwalk, $1,450 cash. Also 3
street, $250 each or 3600 for 8.
dress Lester Byxbec, South Norvivgalgé
. n ,
Pric‘es $2,800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. Will carry $2,000 mortgage.“ 5
per cent. inquire at The South Nor-
walk Trust 130., Trustee. 016 ti
DAMAGE
(Continued from first page.)
0
George '1‘. Waters, the only resi-
dents at Hickory * Blufl.’ at present,
untitled officers of the Yacht Club, of
the damage done by the storm, and
steps were taken to save the clients
from further injury.
The storm did considerable damage
to the wood block pavement in West
avenue, yesterday. When the men
finished up theirwork on Saturday
night, a long strip of aemHluished
pavement was left. The blocks had
been placed in position but no.8and
binder had been distributed over
them. The result was that the ter-
rific storm of yesterday disurrangcd
the pavement to such an extent that
all these blocks lrom Seymour street
south, had to be taken up this menu
lug and reiaid. The portion of the
pavement upon which the sand bind-
er had been placed stood the hard
lest satisfactorily.
At The Knob
The Knob Club lucked yesterday as
though it might be swept from the
the full motto tides and the
ed the meadows in the rear of the
ol’ the road.
as the tide ebbed from 11 o’clock on-
ward the dama'ginx waves
and saved the day. ‘*
Ila Tia. nailed In.
The wind rolled
large tide, although the title as oched‘
the month, and held the water in 101'
The stone wall that ruus‘irem' the
Knob northerly to Buroherd'e woods.
was continually .mept by”the base
as a breakwater. Unless the. stone
have swept in and devastated quite
At the Country club.
At the Nomad: Oountrinub the
(Jail! Pasture " protects the Club
grounds to a mu extent. At one or
We SALE —- A'l‘ ’sncnmrcu.
Place rents for $600 per year. In first ~.
Mitchell, ‘
FOR SALE—«$3,450 BUYS TWO M
large lots in Norwalk. city waterAlél
FOR SALE—*7 ROOM HOUSE.
EAST STDBM'DID 80M! ~
face of the earth, when at 11 o'clock, ‘ '
high ~.
waves kicked up by the easterly gale, . ,
swept upon the «boat house, the club. ‘ .
house. the grounderoi' the club. nood- ~
receded
In an unusually ..
uled for the day was the highest of .
and which the water seldom rescuer. ‘
numbers and it acted quite «actually . ,
wail had been there. the water must ‘ '
storm was also very severe, thouth '
two places along meant-Ian’s Point 1 "
tiolley this however, the water cover. '
oil um “tracks. but not deep eunuch in .
prevent the trolleyairom heaping on
uahadule'tlmosr- " ‘ ’
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With unabated lury‘ the ~
storm raged practically all day, but ~ ,
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consecutively numbered present
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ailing mural ted. Council:
‘ all. ’ ‘
It chases lace torture among the tblnzc or our (other: days, while
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a ram you have, this streppor will out. an «ms on it which will
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Do youfiremembcr
the‘old Louisiana
lottery? That *f‘at
octopus had its
greedy tentacles in",
almost every haml t j
{and was fair gorgcjdf
with the pennies Of
the pour. '
_, {Renamed impose.
sible to oust it, and 1;
yet-When thopeople j
finally woke up to”
what it really was,
it vanished like'a-
pufi of smoke. .
As long as ‘it was re-
garded as a gamble, ‘ ..
people said, ‘
"There’s no use ‘
trying). 'to- 'stop it." "
Folks will gamble."
'Butwlren the coupe '
'try woke unto the
fact that the Louis?
iana.‘ lottery was La
“sure thing.” col-
lccting hundreds :of '
millions and paying .
'back comparatively '
nothing—just in '
huge vampire steacl- ,
‘ily ba-ttening on . ,
honest business-5p»
themoment that viii?
became clear in flit; .
public conscicnég, '
it was “all ooct.‘
One simple Federal
law was passed “M
the incline-gal: 99%
US , C e l 8 r
L ‘znd lift the trail?
Get .
EVERYBODYQS‘
MA G A Z l N E
For December. ‘
Read Thomas W.
Lawson’s “REMEDY-i":
See how, in a set Qf_
vivid, pungent word;
pictures, he gives)
you the exact par?
allelm ictures the
sure—tlling Stock.
Exchange swindle
that you are up"
a ainstwleads you
t rough a per cot
Arabian Nights Of
tainted dollars up to
the simple law’ that
is bound to do the
,work just as surely,
as it d1d forth: old ,'
Louisianamanktraps.
‘Aud it is the old,
Louisiana lottcg”. ’-
law that has pang;
all the courts-97 '
amended. Calm-r '
bllnF is againsttlle
ub icpolicy'. Stock _
,xcliangc mblingl
is like a 1‘ other,
gambling. only big»’
get than all other
gambies combined 1
It's {teat work that
Mr. awednisdoin
.... real inspiration
an great citizenfi
ship. Evaaraoortc,
.Maoamnais. road;
to have a ban ;in it.
-t.iiif“"’i;i’.’ith
" i NM ,
and In
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