cLASSIFIED Advertisements on this hale. Twenty
Cops Double Price
i . mums ,
’waursom‘vounc MAN To
learn surveying. Inquire before 8 u.
an.
.e‘
n29 dnt
YOUNG MAN, PROGRESIVE. UP- ‘
lovdate ideas, temperate, handy with
tools, to join me on my form. Special-
ties and poultry established. Also to
take full charge of small manufactur-
ing plont,n1alling a patented article,
having highest endorsements. To
party with 52, 000 cash, able to act im
unedia‘tely, this will «prove an encep<
tionsl opportunity. Particulars at in-
terview. Sentinel, Box ll. n29 lit
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have desirable situations to offer. to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. ‘Steady work assured.
NOTICE
Mayor's Office.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Notice is hereby given that a meet-
ing oi? the Board of Estimate and Tax»
lotion of this city will be held at the
Council Chamber on Tuesday, Decem-
iber 3, 1912. at eight o'clock. l). 111.,
to receive an estimate of the amounts
required «by each department or. the
city government for the fiscal year,
(to hear all parties who may desire
to be heald relative to the same, or
, any alteration thereof, and to make
iany alterations in said estimates or
appropriations, to fix the tax rate and
to make 'hnd additional mopropriw
tions as it shall deem proper
Dated at South Norwalk. this 25th
”day of November, A. D., 1912.
ROBERT M. WOLFE,
Mayor.
26in.
m
LOST
LOST—~DIAMOND RING. RE.
guard for return «to Sentinel oflie.
n29 3t
LOST—BETWEEN COVE AVE
loud Winfield St.. East Norwalk, 2 nic-
he] lamps and birth rug. Reward. (ll
.Wlnfleld St.. East Norwnlk.‘ n29 1t
LOST—A .CRESCENT PIN WITH
three rhinestones. 'betWeen Tuy.lor
.Ave. and Washington street. Return
to P. O. and receive reward. 1128 iii;
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BUSINESS NOTICES
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment ol.’ gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel 210.
l9 tr
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made‘work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington at.
H. E. Minor United Bank Bldg.‘
TO LET
To LEW—FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
improvements. private family, with
.accomnlodutious 01! board near by. 32H
lonesmut St. 1129 31:
To LEV—FURNISHED {ROOM IN
private family, heat and all conven-
len-ces. Gentleman only.
20 Union street
TO LET—«6 ROOMS,. FIRST FLOOR.
37 Van Zandt St. inquire 59 Senview
Ave. , n28 31;
TO Lac—A 7 ROOM FLAT, Nb 8
West St.. also All 8 room house on Puts
nnm Ave. All improvements. Apply
to John F. McMahon, 56 West Ag.”
n
Apply :12th
improvements, 194 South Main St.
Inquire 192 South Main St.. 1127 3t
To LET—~NO. 25 HiOH ST, NOR-
waik. Two minutes to center 7 rooms
and bath. Rent 313. Key at 21 High
street. n27 2t
TO LET—HOUSE, 66 WOODWARD
Ave. 8 room house, all improvements.
Inquire 51 Water St. 1126 it
To LET—J? ROOM COTTAGE. IN-
qulre at The South Norwalk Trzust
Co, ti
[ TO LET—FROM DEC. 1, LOWER
hall! of house, 8 Crescent Terrace.
iApply 44 West St. - n22 tl
i
i To LET—LOWER PART or
house. 13 High St. Inquire Mrs.
Crov‘ve, 2 West Ave.
To LET—HOUSE, 8 LOWE ST..
seven rooms and basement; x‘ newly
papered and painted. First class or-
der. inquire .‘l. H. Knapp, 82 Wesztéstté
o
TO LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
or two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
‘dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 313 ti
NOTICE
Special Town Meeting
6 The inhabitants of the Town of
Norwalk who are qualified tovote in
étown meetings therein, are hereby no
tilled and warned that a special town
meeting will he held in the Town Hall,
~Wnll St.. Wednesday, December 4th,
1912.. at 7:45 o’clock, in the evening,
for the following purposes. as per pe-
tition, to wit:
To consider the advisability of. us-
ing voting machines in elections here-
after held in said town (other than
city elections), and to take such ac-
tion in relation thereto and in relation
to the buying at such number of much.
lnes and oi‘the kind that may he‘re-
A
“Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking Noremben 1912-
Cutting Taught. 20 Haviiand 8:.
will " '
Hill
il‘a
pliers isospeclal"shoe,medo .
1“particularly for the man Who
wants elitism-whistle style. but . ‘
7» Hamil wantigopeyfilritwith
WGOTHAM MODEL.
'.‘ lthruihnuhtomcyqsthuulithh,‘
almost Waving which revere ‘
the no: my the iron: unhiyhich.
which [am all the tour the heel is
podium. OOTKAM look In
. my: Ms clone built It. yet
» Damion ma commones-
fimlts ml architects. ,
quired by said town for such elections,
as to said meeting shall seeln ndvlsa~
hie or expedient.
? Dated at Norw,aik this 20th day oi
JOHN DEVINE.
I JAMES A. BROWN,
Selectmen oi the Town of Norwalk.
TO LET—-SIX ROOM HOUSE, ALL .
LFOR‘SALE ~
ecu cute—Hones Ann cow.
Also two good dogs to be given away.
.Niiuehl West Norwalk. n22 3t
wires SALE 4— A'r SACRIFICE.
Place rents for $600 per year. In. iirst
class repair. 15,000, live hundred
sash, quick sale. lay Geo. Mitchell,
3t phone 10523. hi it
Price $2, 800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. Will carry $2. 000 mortgage at 5
per cent. inquirerof The South Nor-
walk Trust (.39.. Trustee. 016 it
lllllll lllll lllliERllS._
LeGrand Ernest Bedeli. ,
LeGrand Ernest, the threeyear-old
son oi.” Frederick E. and Edith lM. Be~
dell, of Bartlett avenue, died yesterday
at the Nor-well: Hospital. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow after.
with interment to take place in River-
oldie cemetery. her. Mr. Stone, or
New Canaan, will cruciate. '
Arthur thtlsfulr.‘
"Word has. been received in south
Norwalk of the' death of 'Arthur Lit-
tléiair which took place in Newark.
N. J., on Tuesday. Mr. Littleralr.
cu
carpenter by trade, having been em-
ployed “by Contractor Harry W. Math.
er for some time. His South Norwalk
friends were grieved, to learn oi! his
demise
Funeral of Miss Fltzilel'aid.
The funeral of Mary Paula Fitzger
aid. who met with such a terrible
death at the railroad station on
Tuesday alttrnoon. was largely at—
tended this morning from St. Joseph‘s
Church, where a requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Thomas Brennan.
D. D. The children‘ a chorus. of which
the deceased was a member, sung
the mass. Hugh Campbell rendered
“One Sweetiy Solemn Thought. " Miss
Agnes McPeake sung "Ava Marie,"
and the choir “Angels Even Bright
and Fair," as the body was leaving
the church. The poll bearers were
Irving Campbell. Franlr McMahon,
Frederick Foran, William ‘Sculicy.
John MoPeake and,Willia1n Taylor.
The remains were taken on the 10 o'~
clock train to Poughkecpsie by Fu-
neral Director A. J. Collins, for inter.
ment.
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ROWAYTON MRI ALARM Oll'rmc‘rs
have strokes or are boll. thus. 1- -1. In
nussn'ls
Thll Winter
lg—glzhlamd Ave. to N. 1.. N. B C n
18~Hioko Blur! and Be
lioPins Plain! and Role nnPloun‘tm.
I§-—L€’i.l§tglandfiiounlil to hsithtlgio St.
-- oK nio
61-Gmnd Street and LTYndnliI‘ canons
ttflmét' rm Emil no.
real o ai r
zi-aRuii road to Brooimae.
W. I‘ .ldl.
lth'li: 34.5.“ Flint? LB'1°°"'""
Br 0 v 4
i7~Whito Brid ° L. Liflgd‘una.
e SW.
Ono nil-oh {in
indicates“: e to e lire bell at odd timer
Four siren 'lilre i - . .
wsiortobssuuoom bol.ihUI.!111,
N third or more alarms indicate cerium
W6
The most complete rental lists are
always to he found in the Want Col-
umns. where landlords and tenants
meet. , .
Sentinel want ads. bring insults.
To the Board oi‘ County Commissiom
era of F‘sirileld County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer or a
license, No. it. to soil Bplrltuous and
Rhine Wine and (‘lder from John
Innohuk. act 21 Day street, to John
[mnohnh and Charles Sissswsy. at
some place. Town of Norwalk.
The proposed plans or business ll
not located within 200 that in is ill»
root line or a Church Edition or Fill»
lie School house: or the premises on
thiliing them. or any Post 0! lie.
Public Library or detectors.
Dated at Norwaiit, this 21st day of:
November. A. 1)., 1212
JOHN LONG-rink and OHASLES
SIGSAWEY. Applicants.
Will. has undersigned. electors and
to all do has
Ton
applies ion of the hove-named John;
Lunchair and linens: tiles evil, for
such lichnsc'. a , or
Eighty clichwf
similar n
to lot
Words or Less. ice—:- ‘
Three Times. 69c ~— anuonal Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Block-
FOR BALE—7 ROOM HOUBEJ‘
noon from his late home at 2:30 o’clock '
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Leger Beer. ‘
ally .
way uncomf o
yell are consraated llvorlsh,
their genuine worth
Everyone needs a little medicine now and then. You will find Beecham’s Pills,
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At all drusgists, 10c, 25c _ . ,
Directions qfspm'ai value to women are with every boa
FIRE ALARMS
Fire Alarm headhunters A: flown.
formerly lived in this city and was s . ‘
scum MonwALK'rmn mum
soxn
lgoal-us. Telephone (or or. clonal.
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s-xn G Corset Fo‘gotorn Duvets.
B—Hoyt'l Theatre
T—Norwalk H
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1 ~xWest St.. Frankllnfl 011.00!
ia—xConcord St.. Concord and moon
Sc hoo is.
ll-«North Main and Ann on.
iS—Hmh St. and Ba iew Ave.
ld~xNorwalk Iron or.“
l7—-—West Av vs. and Cedar St.
lB~High Schco West Ave.
21~Wost St. on Taylor five
22~xEly Avo we 2.
zl—Chesinut end Hon oath.
ze—xSouth Main and are. lit-
28-~chlngton Ave. and 9Austin It.
27~West and Elma is.
ill—«South Maintain rhetwoen Grove I.“
82~X§M a) “Elect?“ Wofil. State It.
84-: “prim; and 018w
atei Bil
35—4: nvilnnd and
ii~wrfiw§o§u ”finda Ce dar at.
temToylor Ave. "and South St.
iii—Woodward Ave. and his ndovr
St. "
46~lgllrrltt and Quinlard‘ Avon. and Water
mu- We odward and Lovmdes Ava.
61-.Golden Hill at. and Eimwood A."
52 -Woshinaton St Br!
dzs.
siugroiqhtkysrd and Ann EL. private.
orv. Look 00.. pr rmt
I: Denotes non-interfering box cl
l ) Master box. from which the num-
her of any box can he sounded
t(Jude silage ”a; 13 noon and I 9. IL.
3 an or
“ trellis at odd times. testing or
no 0 n. -
Ewart amigos ggtul an alarm, lire out. to-
s a r the
ca Threefilow strokes water to be shut
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0.51: min.esohWomdnv.l.hoz‘
district use ro‘
ll fiulllsdor [or
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NORWAL& Fl RI ALARM.
imam: oi Mum and Well streets.
alwseiden Avenue and Union Place.
22—8 ring Hill and Kellen Street.
2i- nion Pa rll.
SEN—West Avenue and Berkeley Street. ‘
27—Franltlin Avenue and Lynne?
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t Avenue and orwin Biro:
82:11:; bor Avenue and rchard Street.
34~Chapel Street and Harbor Avenue.
BkWe-t Avenue. near the armor...
88-Stevons Street and Film Crest.
il~cross Street and Wilton overlie.
g—gun "2‘2”" and North Avenue.-
runce .
52-— Main and Catherine Streets.
'1 Canaan Road and Fair Street.
BhChestnut street near Summer III.
I: gain Street and Union Avenue.
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as—sxm Ammo?!“ and Lincoln
u «nut Avenue and Daskam
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