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. ~ WANTED
WANTED - AN .INDUSTRIOUS
1111111. to act as night watchman, must
understand steam , heating system.
.erte P. O. Box 58%, giving use and
references. ‘ d2“3t
WANTED-SITUATION AS COOK
or 1101‘ general housework by compe-
tent girl. Inquire ‘8 New ,St., East
Norwalk. d2 3t
WANTED—«GIRL. FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire 14 Lowe, St.
(12 3t
WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Must be good cook and
[have references. Mrs. Golden, 72
West Ave. 1130 at
VOUNG MAN, PROGRESIVE, UP,-
to-date ideas, temperate. handy with
tools, to join me on my farm. Special-
ties and poultry established. Also to
take full charge of small manufactur-
Ing plant, making a patented article,
haying highest endorsements. To
party with $2,000 cash, able to act im~
mediately, this will prove an excep~
tional opportunity. Particulars at in-
terview. Sentinel. ‘Box 6. n29 6t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
have desirable situations to offer to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. Steady work assuied
. n25 tf
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i‘ LOST
LOST-SATURDAY, AT iiOYT‘S
Theatre or at the street entrance, 1).
dark brown neck fin, 10111 tails. Mrs.
Amman S Green, Wilt-on, Ct. d2 31
LOST—~IN DARIEN, BETWEEN
Nov. 12 and 16, black carved lava me-
dailion, set in gold. Liberal reward
for return to Mrs. L. J. Mend, llarien.
Tel. 120. 1130 lit
FOUND.
FOUND—«SUM OF MONEY. OWN-
91‘ may have some 'by proving proper‘
ty and paying for adv. Inquire at
Sentinel. d3 1t
FOUND -— STRAYING, HORSE.
Owner may have same by proving
pr'ope1ty and paying charges. Dr
Brundage, Norwalk. . of: 'it
_ BUSINESS NOTICES
PHOTOS TAKEN BY ELECTRIC
[light at Lisbana's Studio, li South
Main .St. Now is the time to get yom
Xmas Photos Open Monday and Sat-
urday evenings. 1130 at
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsw‘orths Sanitarium. Tel. 2110.
9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28,West Washington St.
Q
Mme. A. Liebermann
Feeliionable Dressmaking
clotting Tanght. 20 Havliand at.
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BEOOUNT ORDERED IN STONING.
-‘ TON.
NORWICH, ‘Dec. 3.~After a hear-
ing here yesterday afternoon on the
matter of the contested» election of
Henry Stable.“ seiectman in Stun.
ing'ton, Judge Milton 11‘. Simmway
directed a recount of the ballots in
the five districts in bienlngton. it
'yvlil take place today and will be con
‘ducted by attorneys for the petitioner
and for the respondent.
Henry Stable, republican, was elect
ed in October for second selectman
on a vote of 661 to 645 Over J. W.
Ohesebro, democrat The latter
claims that enough democrafis bal
lots were illegally rejected to have
elected him instead of his opponent.
BLIND PAGTOR «REGAINS .SIGHT.
OKLAHOMA CITY, 011111., Dec. 3.
Aim 9: tinfoil flipped mm a rubber
, bond by a child is declared mspousu
~ awarent that his sight vim
this for the restoration or the eye-
giant of Rev. 11. (1. Robert, pastor of
a local church, who had been blind
for twenivcluht years. The missile,
tired 'ot‘raiiuom by s grandchild or
the minister hit him in one of the
eyes. and to rillsvlat'e the pain, no
cictim‘ were applied. This mom‘s“
several days ago and when it was
stored the applications
ed
TO LET”
.,,..,..i anon sum
1’0 LET—«SECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms, all modern improvements, tur-
nisbed or unfurnished. 9 Union Park,
Norwaik. Phone 56312. 113 lit
TO LET—THREE ROOMS AND
largo attic. city water: rent 37 montii.
inquire Van None, 40 llayvlew Ave.
' . d3 3t
T0 LET—AFTER DEC.10, AT 8
Hanfonl Place, live rooms. Inquire
on blemises. (12 at
T0 LET—NEW HOUSE, -i ROOMS
upstairs, with improvements,’103 Ely
Ave, Rent $10.00. Inquire Angelo Bi-
fano, downstairs. ' d2 61
TO LET —- SIX BEAUTIFUL
room's, all modern improvements, cor-
ner Woodward an Rivers avenue. In-
quire H. A, Hegelein, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave. (12 3t
To LET—FIVE ROOMS ON FIRST
floor, :bath. .Inquire F. Maikin, 23
Gregory Boulevard. 1130 iii
TO LET—iFIVE ROOMS, 10 CROSS
SL, SOuth Norwnik. Rent $12. In-
quire J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main
St. Tel. 1036-4. 1130 31:
'1
To LET—nFIVE ROOMS. 19 TAY«
Ior Ave. Good condition. Inquire
1130 iii.
Hans Johnson, Hillside Place.
TO LET—«7 ROOM APARTMENT
in good location. All improvements.
inquire Win. P. Sushi], 23 Monroe0 8;.
113 't
ONE SQUARE PIANO, $10 TAKES
it ‘We will move it vireo. ’Stoinert’s
Piano Store. 16 So. Main St. (13 31:
ONE ersmwav SQUARE PIANO,
$15. and movings. .Steinert's, 16 So.
Main St. 113 31;
ONEUPRIGHT FUND, 375. GOOD
for a beginner. $1.00 a week takes it.
Steinert's, 16 So. Main St. (13 fit
ONE EDISON STANDARD PHONO-
graph “and about 60 records, horn and
cabinet. $15 cash. Entire cabinet
worth $85. Steinert’s. 16 South Main
St. d3 3t
FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE FOR
heavy work, single or double, sound
and true. 61 Winfield St. Phone
74842. , ‘ (13 1t
FOR SALEQCRESCENT BICYCLE,
new last summer, in excellent condi-
tion. Inquire A. D. Keyworth, South
Norwalk post-office. d3 1t
FOR SALE-SLIGHTLY USED
Standard adding machine and Under—
wood typewriter, 560 each. 1 Sound
View Terrace. (12 3t
FOR SALEmONE THREE QUAR‘,
te'r size parlor pool table. with all
equipment. Apply at once, 278 East
Ave, East Norwalk. d2 lit
FOR SALE 4 AT SACRIFICE.
Place rents for $600 per year. Iniirst
class repair. $5,000, five hundred
cash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1056-3. 111 if
To LET—J1 ROOM COTTAGE. 1N-
quire at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. n22 it
To LET—FROM DEC. 1. LOWER
half of house, 8 Crescent Terrace.
Apply 44 West St. n22 ti
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twonfamiiy house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room i‘iat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 613 1.1
not him
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of No1walk, ss., P1obate
Comt, Novembe1 27, A. D. 1912.
Est-ate of Charles S. 'l‘iowbrldgé,
late of Noiwalk in said District, de-
ceased. ,
Ordered, That the executrix ex-
hibit her administration account to
this (‘ourt for adjustment, at the P10-
bate office in Norwalk, on the 10111
day of December, 1912 , at 2 o‘clock
afternoon; and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified
thereof, the executrlx will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having 11 circulation in said district,
at least live days before said 10th day
of Decembei, 1012
1 HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, December 2, A. D., 1012.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
tration of the estate in.ilonnecticut
of Harriet L. Merritt late of the City
and State of New York, deceased.
Ordered, The. said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 13th day of
December, 1912, at 2 O'clock after-
noon-and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in n
nowamvper having a circulation in said
district, at least ten days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
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BOUTB OF THE WEEK.
TONIGHT
Tommy Borgln vs. “Wildcat“ Ferns,
at Dayton. ‘
Jack Denning vai'i‘ommy (lavigan,
at Arkon, O.
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WEDNESDAY
Billy Pnpko vs. George Reward at
Paris.
beach Cross vs. Billy Bennett at
New York
Tommy Howell vs. Ray Bronson at
Indianapolis.
Mike Gibbons vs. Eddie McOoo‘rty at
New York. ,
TH-Ilit’smr
Paddy Davin v11 if i). Brennan at
PIItBbumhr
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,Jild Williams vs. Frankie O
Philadelphia. 1 " ~
‘ speed on the m, and dashed past them.
' .7 his did not stop until he arrived at the ;
FOR SALE—7 ROOM HOUSE.
Price $2,800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. Will carry $2,000 mortgage at 5
per cent. inquire of The South. Nor-
walk Trust (30., Trustee. 016 iii
In Black- \
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‘ If dross, Irritable and Fevlirish
« I , ll ileum Wasiocionqsil
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words on Icon, 211c- '
Three Times. 50c -— Each Malacca! Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
taco or Caps. Double Price
Bofisls
No matter What bile your child, a
" gentle. thorough, laxative physio
should always 1be the first treatment
given. ‘
If your child isn't feeling wail; rest~
ing nicely; eating regularly and acting
naturally it is a sure sign that it's lit-
tle stomach, liver and 3 feet-of bow-
els are filled with. foul, constipated
waste matter and need a gentle, thor-
ough cleansing at once.
When cross, irritable,
stomach sour, breath bad or your little
one has stomach ache, diarrhoea, sore
vthroat, toll of cold, tongue coated:
give a ieaspooniui of Syrup 00 Figs
and in a few hours all the clogged up
waste, undigested food and com bile
will gently move on and out of its
little bowels without nausea, griping
or weakness. and you will surely have
a. well, happy and smiling child again
shortly
dragging your children, being compos-
ed entirely of luscious figs, senna and
aromatics it cannot be harmful, be-
sides ihey dearly" love its delicious fig
taste.
Mothers should always keep Syrup
of Figs handy. It is the only stomach,
liver and bowel cleanser and regula.
tOr needed~a little given today will
save a sick child tomorrow.
Euli directions for children of all
ages and for grownups plainly printed
on file package.
Ask your druggists for the mu
name, “Syrup, of Figs and Elixii of
Senna," prepared by the California
Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious
tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse
anything ciao offered.
Bililliilllil Mill PALS III
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(Continued from fire: page.)
The iirst witness called was Medi-
cal Examiner \V. B. Cogswcll. who
testified that he made an autopsy, on
the body of the murdered woman. He
described the character of the gun
shot wounds and said that death was
caused by the woman being shot in the
brain.
Selectman Charles Welles testified
that he lives a few hundrexl: fact from
the scene of the shooting. lie heard
five shots that night. lie went out
doors and new five men walking
away. lie supposed it'vwns a hunting
party and went back into the house.
The testimony of William P. Hall,
chauffeur of tho “1nu1dcr‘ our told
the entire story.
was in the employ of John Weber, at
the Blue Ribbon garage. On the night
of October 22, Muttio and I’izziclielli
hired the automobile . The witness was
. very positlie of his identification. The
men directed him to drive to State
st1eet.Whon he got to the Slur lunch,
the two 1nc11(polniing themout) got
out and entered a house in the. south
side, but he did not take any notice of
the house. When they returned Matti.)
directed him to go to Union Square.
'i‘hcn entered an itallan restaurant and.
remained there ten minutes. When
they returned, there were ii other men
with them. They got in and they drove
around Main street, down State street
and stopped in front of DiViva‘s saloon
at the corner.
At Scene of Murder.
All the men entered the saloon, and
Mattie handed a package, which he
said abstained bottles of~wine and also
some glasses. One of the men put a
woman in the car, and M attic sat in the
front with him. The witness explained
the drivo to Btrati’ord, tbejhlinrity of
the party and that when he was near
the Stratford inn, he was told to so no
to Paradise Oreo-11.] When he arrived at
the unsungho was told to drive up to
Shelton. When near the Pooh's mill
bridge he was told to stop. All. of the
party got out.
. . Hoard Five spots.
The witness than deadbolt how he
went up the road a short distance and
when he was turning around he heard
five shots. When {he turned around
and was crowning tho grasp he saw
them steeping over the woman, who
was on the ground. ' wile said that it
came over his: line a bash that they
had killed the Woman. die out on all
Oolumbns norm. lilo motileo. Linen.
an, as told? him wool; and cabochon
Mr. use. went to the telephone and
began stimulus 1115 the authorities «
at Simmonds“ inshore, The to
file instilled that he‘
almost ran him down. lie jumped out
of the car. grabbed the man and asked
him what he was doing. Ills prisoner
ssidihat he’was waiting for a friend.
While he was holding his man the oth-
er two officers searched the :woods. 0111‘
car Barnes located Maitio lying under
some bushes,
that had it not been
searchliaht. he would not have been
able to detect Matilo. .
W Held Without Bonds.
1311111101110. The man had been stopped
was inquiring the way to Bridgeport.
When the witness «searched» Bnonomo
he had a loaded revolver in his posses-
sion, which was taken from him.
That was all the testimony heard.
None of the witnesses overs cross-er
amined much, .ludgei’eck denied the
request of Attorney Hull to fix a bondl
for Mattie and Pizzichelll and he
bound all three over to the supcrgior
court without bonds. The prisoners
cuffed. . 7 7
It appears to be pretty wellestablish-
she would tell the authorities that he
was the one that mortally shot "Dick,
the Bum," a Chicago character. Tm
two men were enemies and wore more
or less implicated in the white slave
truths in Chicago.
The most complete rental lists are
always to be found in the Want Coi-
umns, where landlords and tenants
meet.
When a girl begins to calls young
man by his first name she probably
nil designs on his last.
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Brooklyn, N. Y.. Womio Found Relief
in Vinol. '
must be to have a cough hang on tor
tines months.
1 M1?”
icireet, rooldyn. N. Y.. lays:
had a very heavy cold which
into a chronic couch which its
4 ‘I
tiled
and felt tired all thé tini‘o’becnnse‘
my rent , was; broken. The shoot
of taking your cod liver and:
iron remedy, Vino! is ‘that my cough
is gone.
rest and i. f ‘
> With Mr nun ‘
feverish, ‘
With Syrup of Figs you are not '
Officers Barnues said
for his strong
Chief Judson told of the capture of
by several Struiford nieu of whom he.
were taken back to jail, heavily hand-I
ed that the murder ,of the Rotunda.
woman by BilOliOIllO was his fear that'
Illiil Iiillllillllilliillllllii , ‘
Did you ever 15011811 for a week”! ~
Then just think how distressing it .
viii i’iimrose, of 87 Nowell '
awake nights for fully three inhabit“,
on now got a pond uisht'o'”
. wan. Fig.‘ '
11 Ground.
, The cutaneous department of the
secretary or state‘s omce is busy set-
ting ready to send out notices to.
111 automobile owners notifying them
that their registrations expire on (De
camber 31, and, that the markers to
«be used. on and after January 1, 1913
will be blue background with white tig-
ures ifor «privatevowners, and those to
be used ’by manudactursrs, dealers and
liverymen, white background with blue
figured -
With those notices are enclosed
blanks for renewal, also a circular
regarding the manner by which the
owners may have the same numbei ,
assigned them for the coming year
as they have at present. The circu-
lar referred to reads as follows:
If you care ifor heavy hair, that roots tarnish, loosen and
gillstenu with beauty and is radiant lthallhir fills !out :ast.
. * ,, your arias»een .
with lite, has an incomparable soft is thin. fadedé dry, sores
.ness and is .iluify and. lustrous you
‘ 2 oily, don it hesitate. but first
must use Danderine, because nothing bottle of Knowlton 5 panama
else accomplishes so much for the
drug store or toilet counter
hair.
little as directed and the min
Just one application of Knowlton's you will say this was the boat
Danderine will double the beauty of meat you ever made.‘
your hair. besides it immediately (1111- We sincerely believes regardifl
solves every particle of dandruff; you everything else advertised 111111
“All 1901110113 wishing to retain the cannot have nice, heavy, healthy hair desire soft, lustrous, beautifu
number issued them in I912 may “3' if you have dandruff. This destructive lots or it—no dandruffwnod
min the sums. rrovided their Cour ’scurf robs the hair of its lustre. its scalp and no more‘faillng um]
plated 1913 application accompanied strength and its very life, and if not must use Knowlton’s Dnnderiu
by the 119089961'3' fee Md :1 Willl‘l-‘l overcome it» produces a feverishness eventualiywwhy not' now? " ‘
request for that particular number I“ and itching of the scalp; the hair bottle will truly amaze you.
received at the office of the secretary .
or state on or before December 16,
1912.
"All applications received after the
above date will the assigned numbers in
the order in which they are received.
“Markers for 1918, will be blue aback-
grounds with white figures and will be
distributed from the state capitol."
This change has been found neces-
sary on account of the increasing num-
ber of motor vegicles in. use, and to
m-
facilitate the delivery of markers so! Old Well Lodge, Improved O '
as to avoid all unnecessary delay. I Maccabees, will hold its monthly
-~ 4 ness meeting this evening. ‘,
The Spanish War Veterans how a ‘
meeting scheduled for Thursday even-.
ing.
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The semi monihlv business nice _.
of the General Labor Union will
___.._._..__ held on Thursday evening.
The South. Norwallr Fire Police will
hold its monthly business meeting on
Thursday evening.
It you are not sure at your
use a Sentinel Want adv
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