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nor worker. New method in business.
Abrisht man or woman required in
each town or city. Good salary or
commission guaranteed Permanent
position and rapid advancement as-
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No previous experience required. For
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Dept. D., No. 65 Broad St. Boston,
Mass. 1123 26 28
WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN. SIT-
uation at any kind of Work. Address
80 Strawberry Hill, East Norw'alk,
care Scofleid. , 1126 at
WANTED~FIFTY (50) CORDS 01‘
wood. Raymond Brothers. 1125 iii
CLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
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NOTICE
Mayor' 11 Office,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Notice is hereby given that a meet-
ing of the Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation of this city will be held at the
Icouncil Chamber on Tuesday. Decem-
ber 8, 1912, at eight o’clock, 1). m,
to receive an estimate of the amounts
sequined by each departmentoi the
city government for the fiscal year,
to hear all parties who may desire
to be heard relative to the some, or
any alteration thereof, and to make '
any alterations in said estimates or
appropriations, to fix the tax rate and
3.0 make and additional approprlir
tions as it shall deem proper.
Dated at South Norwaik, this 25th
day or Novomber, A. D., 1912.
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
26-5t
Economist's roam
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appeared to be a canvas sheet. He
was greatly surprised upon pulling it
iioose from the rocks which weighted
it down to observe on opening lead-
ing to a large chamber within.
Carefully penetrating the slime—cave
he saw. tracés of recent occupancy.
,The dull extent of his observations are
alone known to the police, but it is
believed that much evidence of value
In tracing the murderers of the
Georgetown woman was unearthed.
Blood-stains Were. everywhere in
eight upon the litter and papers. and
a card addressed to Samuel Waring,
469 Fifty-second street, Brooklyn, N.
(it. was imprinted with bloody linger
marks. This card on its face bore
the sentences, “Oh. You Vocation.”
“Oh, You Steamboat Bill]; “How is
New York?" "Do Not Forget to Come
to My Wedding, I-In, lid,” “How is
Coney Island?" "Good Iiyo." it was
signed “Anna Rand."
011 «the reverse side were a man and
maiden swinging in :1 hammock. lie-
:neaih the picture of the man was writ-
ten in black ink the word “Sum" and
beneath that of the woman. “Hazel."
{No stamp had been affixed and it had
not been mailed.
Roy, realizing the importance of his
lilnd, took it to .Iiridgeport immod-
iniely, and to Capt. Arnold imparted
Such other information as he is be-
lieved to have ascertained. An invee
tiéatlon oi the scene will be made by
the State police to whom the matter
naebeen referred.
I! 11111113 11111113.
Mlu Sarah EilssbotM-Isthaway. '
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Hathaway
died at the, home or her brother, Addi-
son F. Iiathnway, oi Roe/nylon ave
use and Collins» street. Rowayton, on
yesterday morning. The deceased was
02 yearned died as a mull-.019. stroke
which she suffered a few days slim
’ fi‘hs funeral services will be held on
(Saturday afternoon and «will be pro
veto The interment will follow in the
dinoih monetary. Rowayton.
Mm ».W- W ‘
Twlngos qt rheumatism, backache.
still! Joints and shooting pains all
show your kidneys are not wormed ’, ‘
right. Urinary irregularit :'
. sleép, .norVousue‘s "
goose kidneys tell the
mauve. They ‘b 5
new: has regulate their action. They
reliable kidney medicine. ii'oiey Kid
1! are» ‘
’ :17 Van Znndt St.
the'5June blue heavens—J!"
TO LET
TO LET—A 7 ROOM FLAT. N0. 8
West St, also an 8 room house on Put-
nam Ave. All linprovements. Apply
to John F. McMahon, 56 West Ag?“
[1
T0 LET~SIX ROOM HOUSE ALL
improvements, 194 South Main St.
inquire 192 South Main St. n27 3t
TO LET—NO. 25 HIGH «ST, NOR-
waik. Two minutes to centei 7 rooms,
and bath. Rent 313. Key at 21 High
street 11273
To L'ET-r-I‘URNISHED ROOM,
neat, electric light and ..bath with or
without board. Address P., care Sen-
tinel. 1126 iii
To LET—IN KEELER BLDG... TWO
oiiices. inquire Keeler Shoe Siege.“
11‘ '
To LETe—HOUSE, 66 WOODWARD
Ave" 8 room houise, all improvements.
inquire 51 Water St. 1126 it
TO LET—ROOMS AT 7 THOMAS
street, East Norwalk, also barn. Ray~
mood and Ambler, Wilton, Conng.6 3t
, 11
To LET-4 ROOMS, 2ND FLOOR,
131icki310ck. 82"Nor-th' Main street.
Possession at once. Apply to J. M.
Layton and (30.. 5 Railroad Ave. 1126 iii;
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS. 10 CROSS
St., South Norwaik Rent 312 In
quire J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main
St. Tel.1036-.4 1126 iii
walk. inquire W111. Jayne, Wilton.
tdog, two puppies, Aurora kittens;
also stoves. Apply 104 ‘Vest street
South Norwalk. 116 iii
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT,
good location, rent reasonable. in-
quire F. Hoop; 33 Cove Ave, East
Norwaik. 1126 351
To LET—J1 ROOM COTTAGE. IN-
quire at The South Norwalk T1ust
Co. n22 it
To LET——FROM DEC. 1. LOWER
half of house, 8 Crescent Terrace.
Apply 44 West St. 1122 tt
TO LEN-FURNISHED ROOMS,
with improvements. 12 1-2 Hartford
place, South Norwaik. n21 (it
To .LETwLOWER PART OF
house, 13 High St.
Inquire Mrs.
Crowe, 2 West Ave. ;
To LEE-HOUSE. 8 LOWE ST,
seVen rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First c'lass or
del. Inquire J. H. Knapp; 82 wefiiitii S5!
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To LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF
of twofamily house, 8 rooms. and 6
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph/”R. Taylor. 1113 it
LOST
LOST—~11 .OilESCEN'l‘ PIN Wl’i‘l-l
three rhinestones, between Taylor
Ave. and Washington street. Return
to P. O. and receive reward. n28 3t
To LET-~6 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR.
Inquire 59 Seaview
n23 3t
Ave.
LOST—BLACK SPANIEL. COLLAR
with license number 46437. Notify
A. J. Johnson, Logan St, Rowuyton.
. n26 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
TURKISH BATHB FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 21:3.”
NASI-i'a MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
tustommsde work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. AI" Liebermenn ;
Fashionable Dress‘making
Cutting Taught. so Havllsnd at.
..
CASH sesame MOHAWKS.
In a inst and lnteresting'game the
J. a J. Cash Basketball Team detent-
ed the Mohawks on the formers
mound by the score or 15 to 8.
The line up was as follows:
Barrens, i. g. 1. million;
E. McMahon and J. Gilmore and
Molneryir. n. r. z. W Blackmail
McMahon, c. ‘ ‘
11113111112314. 1313.1. Lyons
Buckets-11. McMahon. 1; 5115on
hon. ii, E. Blackmail, 4.
111611le Blackmail, i; Gilmore. 1;
Hyatt. 2,; Hidhiiiii, 1. .
5,
Mini as sleds as the. 191311. or
o. Hioham'end'Tsylog
non sens;
Foe sits—«noonv' prawns
Shoninger piano in metrical condition.
Price 3140. Monthly payments ac-
copied it not convenient .to my cash.
Address "Miller: care Sentinel 1126 at
FOR SALE OR TO LET—SEVEN
room 3323913. 35 First street, East Nor-
'1. 11'25 3t
rdertu—omcknns menus
ing Bull! and White iningtons one
FOR SALE ?" A'l‘ sscmrion.
Place rents for 3600 per year. in first
class repair. 35,000,, iive hundred
sash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1056-3. . a1 ti
FOR SALE—33. 450 BUYS TWO
good houses, with improvements, near
South Norwaik, 315. 460 cash. Also 3
large lots inN Norwalk, city water in‘
street, 3250 cash or 3600 for 3. Ad;
dress Lester Byxbee. South 1110111511191;E
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FOR SALE»? ROOM HOUSE.
Price 32. 800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave Will carry 32, 000 mortgage at 5
per cent. inquire of The South Nor-
walk Trust (30., Trustee. 016 ti
[Hill NIIIIBES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss. ., Probate
Court, November 20, A. D., 1912.
Estate of Angeline Saunders, late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis~
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims to: settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
poisons indebted to said estate me lo-
quested to make immediate payment
to
EDWARD l... SAUNDERS,
n21 28 (15 Administrator.
Town Meeting
Pursuant to a vote of a town meet—
ing held September 18th. 1912. author-
2. Recitation: "We’ll All he Merry,"
.Andrerw Busslee
3. Class recitation. “The 1.33111; oi!
the ’Pilgrixns"
i.Reoltatlou,"Pciue10pe's Story" .-'.
Clara Boni-
5. Reading of an original story. . ..
Mary Mahoney
,12. “Recitation,
school, Room 5.5 Slide 3.,
M8-5"Tho« AIM” Have
been Gathered."
6. Class sons. “The Days are Grow-
lug Weary "
7. Recitation, “The Pilgrim Esth-
ers," ..“...5.......Elizabeth 5 Bardos‘
s. Recitation, "Little pilgrim ironw-
Edward Hill, Aaron Schwartz, Den»
nis Katona, Steven Hrlczu, and
Robert Deoeesare.
9 Recitation, “The Reason Why".
Pasquilla Dattaio
10. Class Song-"0ver the River."
11. Recitation, “The Best oi? All"
Timothy Manor
“A Child’s Thanks-
giving,” ...........Florence U111er
13. Recitation. "Thanksgiving,”st
tile Herring and Marguerite Kelley.
14. Class Song, “Thanksgiving."
Lincoln School. Room 4. Grad. 2.
5 mos D. (Emmet, Teacher.
Song, November .1 ...... ...,...Sohool
Recitation “Harvest".Vlctor‘la Epoch
Recitation. “A Thank You Day”. . ..
sals-
Song—~Thenkegiving Day .. . . .‘Schooi
A Finger Play~Thanksgivlng Cake
Recitation—Signs or the Times“
Margaret Levi
Lincoln School, Room 1, Grade 4.
Ruth B.‘ hockWood, teacher.
. Thanksgiving Day...Song by class
. A Thanksgiving Wish .. ...... r .. ,_
Joseph Kuriami
1.4.
. A Puritan Girl
. Pilgrim Follcvdlielen Saunders,
Evelyn Fisher. Bertha Vedas, My-
ron Crowley, Steve Hayden, Myron
Ailing.
Thanksgiving Song .. . . .. . . .Class
The 'lndinn ......... Steve Hayden
. A Pilgrim Mold ...Frnnces Merino
Why? ............. -.Frauk Drunnn
. Thanksgiving Quotation ;....ClnsS
The, Thanksgiving Turkey .....
Edna Beers
If? ....... Mary ‘Moln Louis Gull
A Boy's lllmcultr Salvator Riccio
Over the llthi~ ............ Class
11.
12
18.
the meeting to call a town meeting!
then to be made of n icinmiiiec up-I
pointed at a .priox meeting to drfit :1,
proposed chnltei 1’01 the consolidation
of the various distiicis 01‘ the town
into one city a town meeting is how
by called to be held \l'cdnes:lu1,lle~
5 camber 4th, 1.912, at the toxin unstim-
biy hall in Norwalk at 8 o‘clock p. m.
for the purpose of receiving and not»
lug upon the said report and said pro.
posed charter.
RUSSELL FROST,
Ch 111::1n1n.
n28 1t
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SENTINEL
READERS’
IEWS
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The sentinel Will be pleased to re-
ceive letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
brief and to-thepoint- communication.
as a general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than a lengthy
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic»
ally suggest brevity. Long-winded ar-
ticles, we have observed. are the last.
to be read. and are many time: avoid.
ail altogether.
MR. @Vil‘riiii'r‘l' READY ‘ro 'I‘Ilii'i'in'i'
Edition Sentinel:
do rcpt to the railway commission
to investl to my story or bad tracks.
I will say tortillas that the New all
you Railroad Company has bettyr
sense than to summon me to make a
statement in imam to the had We.
branches.
the other oihcidls do done to 111') inch
a thing they curd: wislithey bad: ,
icing and directing the chairman of,
to consider and not. upon the repoi‘l'
Iiit Mr. Molten 3.11 an «t
14 Story of Thanksgiving .........
Mildled lilo Martino
Lincoln School, Room 8, Grade 5.
Jessie M. Sni'tain. teacher.
Hymn of Praise ....'.......School
Thanksgiving ........... i2 Pupils
Pilgrim Folk-Velma Krnncz, Julia
Akos, Margaret Monsport, Alfred
Decker. Steven Coszrris.
4. Song of the Pumpkin. . .Wm. Ritzo
5. (lines song—imnding oi’ Pilgrims. '
6. If you Please ....... Julia Cuiroue
8. 1-113 Benson Why. .Morion Ceilings
9.;Song by class—«Over the River.
,1.
2.
3.
10. Wee bodies .......... Anna Mole
ll. Penelope’s Story ..............
5 ' Helen Walterhouse
112. Thanksgiving. ...... Kate silye
Iii. Class sonic—Harvest
ii. Why' We are Thankful ....... .
Julia Wassil
15 01lginal Story of the Pilgrims
................... Alex Herwath
16. Gietchen, A Dutch Girl. .....
Helen Worse
17. Au Indian‘s Story
Julius Budovsky
18. Song by Class‘Tliauksgiving.
IN ci'i'Y 0F NORWALK 30140013.
in accordance with. the annual cue
tom the local schools held exercises
yesterday to welcome Thanksgiving:
programs or merit were given
.1-
and Moods of the participants and
scholars were in attendance. The
111111: more sally decorated and look»
ed very pretty.
schools Were e115 lfollows:
om River School.
tn:
Gordon Budoveky ‘
............ Recitation
Recitation~N0vemben .Liilian Libner
song—"over the River ”.....'.«School '
the respective schools and parents
The flagrant: in some oi the
‘ grease ointment but try Hokara and Song} home, ,. k
see what Wonderiul results follow its , 5 . , . _ ‘ Fine for garage, chin to
use. IOMEJFUIRHCWHW'P oi Miles Stan house, laundry. ”0'“on
Shin specialists and physicians re ,
optics Halters as the scientific ire '
input 133 eczema. pimples, ulcers,
5 sons, itch and all other skin troubles
Halters; contains no gram or acids.
is antiseptic and is so clean that it is
a Measure to use. 5 5 . .
Don't use some disgustios. unclean
Frank H. Barter, local agent, will
refund the numbered price to any dis~
satisfied customer.
Liberal int tor only 251:, larger sizes
500 and 31. 00.
lHenry N‘aden, Alired Rosier. '
Song. ”On the Eve ot'rhonksgiving."
by the Elves and Mary Hendrick.
Hanoi Wilson. Mildred Burils and
Song. "Browmes oi the Wood"—-Mar-
ion Ba1ber,iv11ary staiba. Mildred
Burtls. got Foley‘s Honey & Tar Compound , ,
. -— i’. ' r ,. o
Recitation, "WWW-3’5." r“ Elmyre land took it. The hemorrhage stopped maxim I03; 1221;301:2233
Weiss. Eleanor Lockwood Mildred 'and today 1 am a well, strong woman " “ 5 w ,
Pr o. with no sign of tuberculosis trouble. ”0....
Reel tion. “Corn”—-Clera Ewing Eva
Russell, Mary Stsiba,
Recitation,
Banks, Jessie Waters, Virginia Gel»
Maud 13.13.131.1th
Save ‘
Thanksgiving. .:
lecticn—ao‘ur Country; Louise 5
. Banks. Eva. Payne, Ella Tocci;“eud
Alice Connolly. , .
ti. Selection, Autumnwbeon Weed,
Helen Montgomery, Elsie M13311}:
9 Song by the School—«Thanksgiving
in Summer, 5
41.13.1133. More ecooo‘ cal
Won’t crack, «as... this
admit moisture to spoil .‘vvsll
no: 1. Takes on 1,5313%;
tint. Last- as dog a the
' wardrobes, signs, window
playl. '
Write for sample and 6003».
In: telling all about Compile
Board and' its many uses. Dre
us a postal today. ‘
1.. L. ENSWORTH
81 sou '
HARTFORD, CONN. '
Miles Standishw-Logrend Allen.
John AllenwDonald Corridon.
Priscilla-«Freda Schiecier. '
Indian Messensermflobert Savage.
Councillors~J0hn Strmiska, (icon
no] Dikeiuan, Leslie Russel; Raymond
' crass;
Ladiesmflelen 5 Coieburn,
Burr. Gladys F01 bush.
11. Song by schoolmhiy Owu United
w»... 5 —4a"
Edith
Lillian Josem. States. ' "A.-.“ ..- . .....
Song, 55“Song 01 Sweet PotatoeS.”~ 5 ’ 5 5 . __. , ‘
Florence Taylor, Nellie Waterbury. Newburyport, Mass. Mrs. .Chas. Mother ”mm" H 1011 re p 1
,log to be an automobile, I wish yo
run over to the store and get
some butter.
Jackman, states: “I greatly leaned i
was going to have tuberculosis so I
I always keep Foiey‘ s Honey 8: Tar
Compound in the house’as it keeps
the whole family tree from colds."
"For sale by all druggists. “
~Itching piles provoke‘ proton
but profanity wont cure them. I
Ointment cures itching; bleedi
“The 5Hu~skers,"——Mary protruding plies ,atter years at \s
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