‘ CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this
Each Additio
fees or Cops. Double Price
Three Titties. 50c!”
sit. to 110'» u '
."1" u go
,.
Word ‘71 cent
y-v'llllve worn Cir—Less, silo-- ’
Inbiadie“ '
per Insertion.
WANTED 1
WANTEleyi’. H. P: ELECTRIC A.
G. motor, must 1be in good running 01“
“deli. and 0339010610“ 03311- “. C1 149310”: ’li. litresnan 47 West avenue. South
11111111111111... Dorian. 001111.. 1111 31 Norwaik, oi 20 Wall street, Norwalk
Phone 408. .13 3t
WANTED+TWO BOYS, 18 YEARS
of age. to help in bowling alley; 1n-
nulre Twin City Bowling Alley, Audi—
torium, North Main St. d5 31;
WANTEDaHEAD OF STOCK FOR
general dry goods store, .State ex-
perience and salary desired. Address
1D.- G.. care lSentlnel. do .it
resins at 35 Cedar street.
TO ‘ LET
To LET—J‘OUR OR FIVE NICE
Inquire oi
TO LETMA 6 ROOM COTTAGE
All improvements.- Rent 318.00.1’05-
session immediately. 74 Spring 1,51th
3d 1
LET—FURNISHED noon,
TO
0.11 improvements. Call 52 Putnam
Are.‘ on 3t
YOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE ON
small dairy farm or other work, ex.
uierleuoed. Private place preferred:
Leaves. present. place Tuesday next.
Address A., Box 288, Darlen, 001111.
1 d5 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 60.
have desirable situations to offei to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. Steady work assured.
1125 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES '
ARCHITECTURAL AND BUlLDlNG
plans, construction drawings, oath
mates and real estate maps, cheaply
durnished. Address P. O. Box 685,
South Norwalk, Conn. (15 tit
NOTICE -— EMBROIDERY LES-
sons. Stamping and embroidery
stamped goods of all kinds. Package
goods, emb. supplies, Xmas novelties.
“’Ilhe Emb. .Shop,” 15 Railroad Ave,
South Norwaik. (15 3t
TURKISH SATHs - FOR THE
treatment of goat, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. mtg. i
' ’ t
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaklng
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland at.
—_:_v—.—-
M,
Undertaker D. W. Raymond ‘
HAS MOVED
his oilice from 29 North Main
"street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tot, office, lab-3; house, 693.
0”...le lililillES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District (‘1’ Norwulli, 315., Probate
Court, December .3, A. l).. 1912.
Estate of Joan l’. McClure, into 01'
Nomvalk in said District. deceased.
Ordered, That the udmlulsirntrix ex-
hibit her administration account to
this (louri. for mljusinlont, at the Pro-
lbato oiiice in Norwuik, on the 12th
day of December, 1312, lit 2 o'clock
afternoon and that all persons inter~
ested in said estate may be notllled
thereof,
this order to 1211 published in a news-
paper having :1 (.il‘ifliliiliiOI‘. in said
District, at letnt live days before said
“lath day of Occult-bur. 1912.
l1-ilvlfxiiti' W. (,llll-Z(l(_)llY,
Judge.
RAILROAD FAYS FiREMEN.
Kill “it
Chock. Received for Work Done at
Saugatuck Train Wreck.
The New York, New Haven 1.1 linro
{ford 1111111111111 Company has been
denied to some very «ovum criticism
of late 'by reason of tho bunohlna or
several ucldonls in this vicinity. Much
of this criticism has been ’just and
much of it unjust.
The South Norwalk Fire Department
however ,iliiu nothing but praise to any
of the railroad otlicluls [is a result or
the manner adopted: by the company
in shooting their appreciation 101 the
flood wmk done by the local boys in
the Snugutuch wreck which occurred
some time ago. When the local tire
men were. summoned to the place they
serotonin» get thur at all vents.
no mutter what the cost. (3le George
1w. 11111111111113 took the company at its
word and made arrangements 1.333.111.
iugly. Subsequently. bills were 111111111
,_ out by each or the fourteen men who
_ went to the wreck and. submitted to
111331.131 'ilavon odioialn by splinter
mom 111. Winchester. Last night those
,avuo participated in the rescue worn
‘rooolvou substantial checks, oovsrlns
mount of their individual losses '
11‘ we. or clothing, etc, togethe
, with 11 (1111111131111... remembrance up, 5.3
t the railroad appreciation for ‘
orl‘t dune. frhe hrs 1113.11.11.
, Ave. Rent $10. 00.
the mint ulstrulrix will cause 1,
“it ransom,- as
To LET»~6 ROOMS AND 2 BASE-
ment rooms. Inquire 42 bllth St., East
Norwalk. d5 3t
TO LET~NEW HOUSE, 4 ROOMS
upstaiis, .wiih lmprovements,,108 Ely
Inquire Angelo Bl~
(12 6t
i'ano, downstairs ,
To LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF
oi two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room ilat; all improvements; good coib
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor.. 1113 ti
I: «Lost
. LOST—THURSDAY NIGHT, OLD
Itashioned miniature brooch. Finder
please return to Sentinel office and
receive reward. d6 3t
LOST-TUESDAY, FORESTERS’
and Woodmen watch charm, between
North Main St. and Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Finder please return to C. *Charnok, 76
North Main St. (15 3t
LOST~SET OF ARCHITECTS
plans. Finder please return to F. 0.
Johnson, Lincoln Ave. M iii
t 4 horse-power, good as new, sell cheap.
- FOR'SALE ‘
SEWING MACHINES.
Old reliable. Honest dealings.
All repairihg warranted. Just 111 rived
New Home, Domestic. White. Stand-
ard, Singer. Weekly or monthly pay-
ments. White Office, 60,- Wall 81.,
Norwallt. d6 31;
.FOR SALE~GABOLENE ENG! NE”,
Also 3 Cyphors incubatoxs,2240, 1
120. No reasonable offer refused. R.
0. Lester, Turnpike, Darlen, 0011113
. ti ‘t
FOR BALE-«WELL ESTABLISH-
ed bah dressing pariets in Stamimd.
Address A” Sentinel office. (15 3t
FOR SALE—9 ROOM HOUSE, 7
Quintard Ave. Inquire of Charles F
Hulloch. d5 "t
FOR SALE«NE\V HOUSE. BATH.
furnace, $1.500, cash $500. Several
farms. 8 acres, good buildings, ex-
change for home in town. D. S. Hull,
Havlland Block. d5 3t
FOR SALE—2 CABIN LAUNCHES.
Inquire Earlie E. Books, 42 Fifth St,
East Norwalk. d5 3t
FOR SALE—~BOARDING HOUSE.
Properly, business and 'iurnlshings It
desired. House is modern in every
way. and doing a paying business.
Would exchange for a smaller house;
or lease to reliable party. Write for
particulars. 11. H, care Sentl11el.3
.‘1 't
FOR SALE w AT sAcmri'oE.
[Place rents for $600 per year. In first
class repair. $5,000, live hundred
sash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1056~3r 1 111 it
Report of the Condition B
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY N TlON-
AL BANK.
at Norwalk, in the State of Connecti-
'l‘oi a]
Slot (1
.. , . ............. $1,259,717.70
or Connecticut. County oi
I. Cheats-r5. Sollock, cashier oi the
CHESTER S. SELLEOK,
Cashier.
this bill any oi‘ liecomher. 131,2.
SAMUEL l.. WEED,
Notary Public.
Corrects-Alton; '
EDWIN O. KEELER,
M. ii. GLOVER.
vlilIAS. Il‘. TRlS'l‘itAM,
Directors
dawn-Dun on m
swunotrna
neuron, Doc.
Wilson. is in, custody in 111... York.
' i
3111,1110 orb rfanh
New trunk, a Harvard student.
uncvonamcd bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
“113100111. of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before 1110
molomaure Airliner soon
ll. wdndlptmonts
were returned by tho Sutton; county
Grand Jury today against three or
the alleged hook swindlern who have
1min operation throughout the noun-
trr. 'rwu M11111 man indicted, Walter»
V. Eaton and wil‘irsnirsl‘. 1311811111,: are lin-
der arrest in Hill city rind-the 1.111111,
George hi. Fisher. silos George M.
ll instance. one 311111111111: on...
when, at
and . ,
I'IIBH SGHDOL MINSTRELS
ABE SUBBESSFUL
desirable makes are represented.
Full and complete as have been our supplies of wanted Gloves, our stocks are now still larger because of addi-
11 tionui shipmenlsuiust arrived for the holidays. Only the very b.1101 Glove fashions 1n reliable. serviceable and
No matter what kind of Gloves you dehire fer personal wear, or to send as
‘ gills, be sure tiuit this store will serve you best and mast satisfactory!
on"
his" Gloves.
Imported
1111111. to tan, blown, gray.
white.
Price $1.00 Pair.
A splendid nirortment
Price $1.50 Pair.
Price 31.15 Fair.
Women's Fine imported
Gloves.
gray and russet.
Price $1.50.
no liner Glove anywhere
Price 0150 Fair.
7
Women’s and Mluca’ 2 Olaap “Euge-
selected French Lamb.
black and
Women’s 2 Clasp “Rodent-d" Gloves.
of real
French Kid Gloves, in all the season's
most desirable shades, all sizes.
Women's Pique Gloves.
01' good quality. style and lit. In
black with: white embroidery.
white with black embroidery.
1 also
Buckskin
The swellest Glove on the market
for street wear. Comes in white,
Women's Suede Gloves.
. Famous “Trel‘ousse” make. in mode,
gray and black. Women can choose
1!
Women's and Mlsne‘ Mannlah Glovosu
F1111 outeeam style, in co1rect tan
shades, at
$1.00. $1.15 and $1.25 Pair.
Women's 1 Clasp White Chamois
Gloves.
Ah unmatched value for $1.00 Pair.
Warm Gloves for Driving and Auto-
mobiling.
, 1 ,
For women and masses, at
$1.75 and 02.75.
16 Button
Gloves.
Women’s Length Kid
In suede and glnce, colors white,
mode, tan and gray, at
$2.75 Pair.
Women'up20 Button Length Glace Kid
Gloves.
Full range oi? sizes, at
$3.50 Pair.
, 2 Clasp Silk Gloves
"20 Button Length Silk Gloves $1.50 pr.
r1151 FAMOUS “KEYS 1n"
GLOVES FORWO EN, 1
Full range of styles, sizes and col-
olrs for any of the season‘ a social tune-
t 01113:
gSILK
50c pair
16 Button Length Silk Glovesilac pair
LADIES' GRAV MOCHA GLOVES AT
$1.15 PAIR.
Gray Mocha Gloves, silk lined
$1.50 pair
Gray Mocha Gloves, for lineal
$3.50 pair
A Most Complete Showing of Men's
Gloves.
Including Tan Cape, also White Kid
and Gray Suede Gloves for doll dress
occasions, at ..
$1.50 Pair. ‘1
Women’s, Miaaes’ and Children's Cash—
merette and Go" Gloves.
For general wear. Numerous styles
and colors.‘
25c and 50:: pair.
lnfanta' Mittens.
Several dilierent styles.
15c,,190 and 251: Pair.
We Wish to Call Year Special Attention to our Line of DENT’S_ GLOVES
Dani‘s Kid Gloves for men
Dani's
$1 75 and
81 Washington
Street
3011
. . $2.00 Pr,
Kid Glove: tor women
02. 00 pr.
MEN,
women
....... ..J1-..-....~-
The N. E. Ryan Company 1133.331.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Dcnt’c Scotch Knit Wool Gloves for
75¢ Pr.
Dent’s Kid Gloves for infants and
children ........ $1.25 pr..
noticed. ‘ i
l
“Popplm: the Question" “as pret Perry with the assistance of Ralph T. 1
lily pieseuted 1111 there was but. one Ripley and 0.1.9.. Kennedy 1
1
Chorus——A. Aiken G Baninger, S.
criticism. unit may not be a fair
cut, at the close. of business, Nov.
26th, 1912. R (Continued from first page.)
esources. ..
..l" .. ...
secured ............... 1,268.00 orchestra under the direction of Prov
U. S. Bonds to secure circu- lessor Perry, scored a bill: 800C085-
aggiiignse‘diiili...".l1'c‘""" :ig'?gggg Growing in popularity ever since Mr.
Banking “011851'Fulln‘11l'l;.é “" ' Perry began its organization several
and 11 trillion .......... 20,000.00 years age. and improving year .1111
line from National Banks your in the orchestral work, the bond
leélfiofihsghzfioqyfiniasm1e 35502-55101y0ung folk rendered such music
Agents ................ 60,633.46 last evening as to captivate the 11111-
Chocks and other Cash 1 ., sic lovers and those who usually care
VMums ------------------ 4.483.150 but little for such peifonnanccs l
“3%:2113 0m" National ~10 ‘00 00 The piogram opened with on over-
li‘r‘nrii011ninl1’ulierCurrency, " tune by the orchestra “Wm Donn;
Nickels and Cents ,,,,,, 12112 South," by Myddlton, and then when
Lawful Money Reserve in tho cultuins were splcad them on the
M81311?» "2-1. 544 956.30 1 stage rocked and swayed a motley!
1.9111114011111111 notes 111,519.00 55,475.50 “‘0" 01’ colored" “’1‘“ ”f "0‘“ 5““ '
Redemption fund with U. S. Gilli-.103; "Imlld Oi Cotton, ill (“11011151
treasurer (5 her cent. of W‘ The continuing “as laughter p1ovol.
I)‘$r§;2;‘n”f1‘.‘ S ' 1‘1-L’11Ts'11'13é15 ‘ ' {113333 lug, .llld no scv oral of the 1' 1111113,r indies ‘
' _ ’ __. in the audience oxpiossod li-~“l.ill
’l‘olnl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, “251331170 1111:." It was vurld, this opening
‘ . Liabilities. .,‘ 00 chorus, from the temper yours and
til-113333.11;‘i‘f‘f‘..“.‘.:::12*“?{3303133 “‘9 WW 0f "‘11 11111111111111
Undividod pmma’ 1,388 1.)» ’ not noticeable in their rytnmic rock-
ponses and Taxes paid .. (indium lugs, which may have been a {unit at
National liunk Notes out- _ ppm-mug 11,1193.
[hi‘emmt‘X‘g 0111.11""'\11{1'1£.{11{1 MLMIILUU Six lonely maidens “Looking for u
110nm; .................. 11,330.34 Jim" appeared in 11 little burlesque
11.1., to 1311119 and Private with u younl.r mun who explained how
”111111111: 11131111111153111111131 3359.19 to obtain 111.. object of their desires.
and Savings llanks 15,817.le 'lhe fact that the students are “loolo
11111111911111. unpaid ......... 3.31) ms for 11 11.11“” is well know/11, and the
Individual deposits subject ”1 simllo was not lost on the. audience.
11..§3..f.‘.‘.i"".§.'.lu.z.;at.on; “8°'8°8'*" 011011801131. .1... verses ..n. 1.11
posit __________________ $110.60 members 01‘ the assemblage and all
(:ortillod checks .......... 5:28.00 Joining in the chorus followed and
Bills payablef, including cor. then came Doctor Pull Slufi‘s lecture.
31230:;”39310330?f..1??? 37,600.00 which described most miraculous rt»
suits to be obtained from products he
displayed in several previous bottles.
The orchestra in the ”Flow or Song“
by hangs demonstrator: Its particular
nullity and the applause attested to
their popularity with the audience.
A farce "Rooney's Restaurant" was
very good. Mr. and Mrs. F‘enriui. ro~
coolly mnrriod. Joint restaurant pro-
prictoru, appeared in the rostnurtnt
1111 the curtain went up. The wife
was cboerlnu her husband up and
telling him to meet her father, Roots
loss Ralph oi the West. on indiah
slaughtering cowboy, With iortltuuo
and a bold trout.
lyntllin (11113113111, 11 spinner, on, so
lonely, starred in nor lovemotdng and
neatrly‘errungou momma to Pat
Rooney, whohud been engaged by
mammal to “must the expected
trimaran-111w. to Mr. swell Head, who
was well shown tor his hole. and
finally to Reckless union who did all“
but who ended with Gynthla'a arms
round 11. noon. 1
"By the swuhse River” for bird-
aleton, was neat divert by the on
211113?" and Mr. pert? E1131 attain»
peer at alert to "shoot up the 11111113,".
one 91 on so for those used to having
love made to them may «11811111.... that
it can he too lengthy. There was
a 111i\ up in relations in this playlct.
which ledects credit upon the author
as well as the members of the cast.
The curtain rose to find Ellen blur
Ira) and Bobbiu,tl1c maid engaged in
.sowlng. A short pionlnble 1111.1 Hen
lie enters and on bonded knee "pop
pad to Ellen. Bobbin announces Mr.
,_ gel,
ry 'i‘horntoii'ls soon 11 om the window. W.
Under
Bedlent, H Bedlam,
Blown, 0. Buckley, J Campbell, . .1
Campbell (i Cantrell B Cuntr,ell R ll‘loner Song ................. Lungs Crockett, Susan Chancellor, E.
(‘omstock, 0
IIelInnLS.lrelu11d. 0. isrscl 113.1{10
W. Krusli, W. Koppel ll Remus}
E. Lobdell 11‘.
J. Lune, J. Libner,
W111. McMahon, J. Manon, 1!. Mills,
Kellev
the direction of William 0..
0. Bed lent 6.!
D. 1
Mr. Swell Head
Lawrence,
Wilb. McMahon, . Pat": Rooney
Burlesque~“l.oo‘ltln1g for a Jim.”
Song, “That's How I Need You."
So11g-—“I want to be in Dixie."
Songu‘li‘ulry Moon."
Cynthia Cntchem .. ..‘1Wnllace Palmer
nNorman Wigglesworth
1 ....... Thomas MsGlone
T-ilieckless Ralph .....J Walker Storey
1 V
'tra. Conductor,
‘ :.A Rosen.
Copier, g ““118 R Orchestra 7 R Harris D Gray, K. Taylor '1‘
n- 1 1 i ’ r
Dunn C. E15, V. Feir,eti J. Fitclson, Farce—“Rooney’s Restaurant " ion. Cello Harri H1930!“ C.‘
F. Fornn, 0. Gebrmeun, A. (,1 egon, Mrs Femtui ........ Clayton Gregoiy 1phy, W Benellsha. Bass. , . ..
R Gleason L. Harris ..l Hnnlon.J.;\11r.r‘emful ......... Charles BedicntlTay‘lor M H0” Clamm’t 81
load comet,
Greenwood
{Dr rzum F. Sturdevant.
M r’Dertt.
Primrose and hides Henry in a room McGlone, A, 0158“. T. O'Neil, C. 014.3,, the Swuuee River"....Myddleten - ‘1‘
adjacent. 111 seems that Mr. Primrose 11111... a. 0mm 1, 1111111, w mucknes, Orchestra. 3 Elleelllelgvgmjjg «gallium
has made up his mind to marry some W Pointer B Raymond H Richard i Farce—“Popplnn the Que-tinn" ore llama: endeav‘o’r (300:.
one and his choice has finally settled son S. Ryder R Roberts R. Sn11th,. 1 - .
on El1e11.'l‘hemnid. seeing the comb“ 11.131111111, 1) Slomun, T Schwartz 1: =“”°n Murray ...... George Barringer 11901119, stenogranhers. maids. 11am
cations that will ensue, endeavors to Stevens W Storey, Ii Scott C Wills .Mlss WinterblOssom . .l3y1011 (‘11nt1eli skilled SPECIRHStB in various
get Mr, primrose off me scene, and N Wigglesuorlu 8’ \ilss Elihu ..... . ...... Russell Mills professional and business experts—411’
at length suggests the illness or Miss Overture 130bbili ...... . ..Clil'ford Bucklye are at “‘9 command 0‘ the “5m
Winterblossom. ‘ "W '1) , q 1,, - . illir. Primrose ...... Wilfred McMahon Sentinel Wants.
a) 01111 1” Ollil """ .Mlddlelon 'llenry Thornton ....... Earl Stevens ,W
After a little barley Prierso do Orchestra. “‘Bauner of Victory" Franz you Bion ‘ 1‘
parts and Henry- returnu. The maid Medley Overture, ..“L11nd_ol’ Cotton"l Orchestra w .
urges on immediate ceremony, as El» CliOrus The Vorwalk Hi h S h 01 0 he EAR
ion has accepted his hand and Henry ' a -..._.. _. 1 * 1 I Fl 0 0 PC 81 1-.
bad the license on tap. Ellen goes oi.
tor dilute and they leave by the hack-
wny for the church, lust
Miss Bifliu's entrance“ Silo Willis
but a moment when Primrose ro-
turns.
to mom him Mr. Primrose plans tin!
arrangement of the room. Miss Blfli'
and old Primrose seat themselves '
and she gives her approval oi his be.
his attention. at last.
out (or the license and Mlss Wintop:
1.10.110... appears with a similar delta
also as to that 1113 mom is laboriilx
under. When to ..
be bridesmaid at the wedding or tit ,,
lender the fun skirts, and the timely”
return of Primrose prevents any do
perato ending at tho quarrel.
maid who introduces her mistress 1111
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Thornto
Primrose nearly swoous and is not
while matters are explained. lmm ’
lately the two "Old girls" start until
or his hand. . . =
1n the curtain drops Mr. Primr-
he pops the 1.11.1113... ,..,,
A stating number, “Banner of
by noon Von Blue, was
DNOEHHQB ; 1 :
7 11151331 8.
MISSES’
.
latter is naked 1",
Believing that Miss Ellen i‘l'i '1
trothal, thinking she 11. the object, at
“..“““‘\“.‘ ¢\‘ ‘1 vu‘ ‘xos‘\..uox ‘\‘\‘\-n¢ ~
Irv-'1‘ blanfunu. a. at, Mara-nulav/vfcr/‘irfu 'Av ~11 Uncut—r U
Boots at $10 are the best values 1.1 the pri
The Romulus.
Cons n
William 0. Po
First Violins: Charles Sterling ,
cert master). Fred Murphy. Ho ,
‘ ifMeehan Frank McMahon, J. Stet-.11
Song~“Brueslsand Ephraim Jones"jJ. Rummler I Baker, E A
Doctor Puff Stuffs Lecture Second» violins.
Baldwin First cOrnet, E Smith
0. Hipson. Pia
Harmonium: E. Mirth
Accom ‘
Norwalk Chronicler