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._ \ WANTED
WANTEDmMORTGAGE 01“ $1, 500
on two family house and 2 lots located
on Ely Ave. Address P. 0 Box, 685,
South Norwalk. Conn. d7 3t
WANTED-1-2 H. P. ELECTRIC A.
U. motor, must be in good running on
der and cheap for cash. it. C. Lester,
Turnpike, Darlen, Conn. - do at
WANTED—TWO BOYS. 18 YEARS
I of age, to help in bowling alley. In-
quire Twin City Bowling Alley, Andi-
ltorium. North Main St. d5 3t
WANTED—«HEAD OF STOCK FOR
general dIy goods store. State ex-
parlance and salary desired. Address
‘1). G., care Sentinel.‘ do lit
I YOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE ON
small dairy farm or other work, ex-
perienced. Private place preferred.
Leaves present place Tuesday next.
Addiess A., Box 288. Darien, Conn.
(15 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 60.
have desirable situations to offer to,
women experienced on power sewing
machines. Steady Work assured.5 tt
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BUSINESS NOTICES
c. T. McGOVERN,‘127 WASHING-
)iton St., Insurance and Real Estate.
Liquor business for sale. d7 3t
co m
tric light, hath; also burn. 14 Taylor
Ava, near West St. ' d7 73f
TO LET—ONE FLAT WASHING-
tou street, first floor Mott avenue and
half house East Norwalk. Inquire J.
W. Marvin. d7 3
TO LET-CENTER 0F TOWN. 4
rooms. first floor, stationary tubs,
electric lights, gas. Rent reasonable.
Inquire at The Bazaar, 76 Washingtogn
St. t
To LET—5 ROOMS, N0. 10 GROSS
St, South Norwulk. Rent $12. 00. In-
quire J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main
St. or telephone 1035-.4 Also fuInish—
ed room, all improvements. d7 3t
To LET—FOUR 0R FIVE NICE
rooms at 35 Cedar street. inquire of
T. Bresnan, 47 West avenue, South
Nor-walk, or 20 Wall street, Norwa‘lk.
Phone 458. d6 3t
TO LET~FOUR ROOMS, ELEC?
t Norwaik.
’ m sALs
FOR BALEa—HORSE. HARNESS
and carriage. Address Carriage, care
Sentinel. ' , d7 it
FOR SALE CHEAP-30 H. P. OV-
e‘i‘land touring car, in fine condition.
See H. R. Minor, 1 Lincoln AveETSg.
SEWING MACHINES.
Old reliable. Honest dealings.
All repairing warranted. Just arrived,
New Home, Domestic, White, Stand»
ard. Singer. Weekly or monthly pay-
ments. White Office. 60 Wall St,
Norwaik. (16 3t
FOR 8ALE-GASOLENE ENGINE.
4 horse- -poweI. good as now. sell cheap.
Also 3 Cyphers incubators, 2 240.1
120. No reasonable offer refused. R.
C. Lester. Turnpike, Darlen, 0032:.3t
FOR SAUL—WELL ESTABLISH-
ed hair dressing parlors in Stamford.
Address A., Sentinel office. d5 ht
TO LETHA 0 ROOM COTTAGE.
All ImpIOVemeuts. Rent $18.00. Pos-
session immediately. 74 Spring debt-d
. 't
LET~FURNISHED ROOM,
Call 52 Putnam
(15 3t
TO
all improvements.
Ave.
To LET~»6 Rooms ANDZ BASE
ment rooms. Inquire 42 Fifth St., East
Norwalk. d5 3t
NEW PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO——
{Postal Photographs~Your friends ex~
{pact your photograph as Christmas
souvenil. Your photgrapher in this
. {town is Iiisbona 4 South Main, cor~
ner Washington. ‘I (17 at
‘m ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING
plans, construction drawings, esti-
mates and real estate snaps, cheaply
furnished. Address P. O. Box 085,
South Norwalk, Conn. (15 (it
y NOTICE ~— EMBROIDERY LES-
‘sons. Stamping wand embroidery
stamped goods of all kinds. ‘Package
goods, emb. supplies, Xmas novelties
.‘fI‘he Emb. Shop," 15 Railroad Ave.,
‘South Norwaik. (15 3t
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of tout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangem nts by appointment Dr.
[Wadswort ’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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Nilsws MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds ,
custom made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebennann
9‘ Fashionable Dressmaking
’ Cutting Taught. 20 Haviland 8t.
Inflation
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ‘ss., Probate
ICourt, December 6, A. D., 1912.
Estate of Addie B. Searing, late of
INorwulk, in SiliiI‘I,)Iilil‘Ict, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al»
lowed six months from and date
thereof for the creditors of said estate
Io'cxhiblt their claims for settlement.
I'I'IIOSB who neglect to present. their
accounts, .propcriy attested, within
said time. will be debarred a mover)’.
1All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate puY-
iinenl. to
HANNAH J. SEYMOUR.
d7 14 21 Administrulrix.
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‘1. BARGE GAPTAIN JAILED.
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Enilccd Girl. on Board His Boat In
Norwuik.
Arthur M. Collins, a barge captain
whose craft has been lying at the
Smith street docks for a time, did
not sail this morning as he expected.
Ilia“ is forty- six years of use. ‘ '
It seem th It Collins entices young
girls aboard his horse. where he has
. , everything to delight the hearts of
" those ranging In use from ill to 20
; yours, audkeaps, them there until late
, hours. Complaint was mode to the
police that some girls Wareabpard
this morning at l unlocked Officers
lint-nor. I’syno and Diane went down.
“When they went in they found three
little girls. aged ll. ii and 12 trespas-
dumbest position on one of the bunks
and her clothing was somewhat We
miss, «although she did tune a deal“
on. The officer; gathered than: hill-in
and this dinning thef‘wera hetero
, the court.
scouts. was strumthree months iii
5:“ by Judge Milkweed for ills cf.
tense and the girls Were committed
lively. One of the girls lay In a re- .
TO' LET—NEW HOUSE, II ROOMS
upstairs, with improvements, 108 Ely
Ave. Rent $10.00. Inquire Angelo Bl-
l’ano, downstairs. d2 6t
To LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twofamiiy house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all Improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 913 ti
LOST
LOST~THURSDAY NIGHT, OLD-
ll'ashioned miniature brooch. Finder
.piease Ieturu to Sentinel office and
recalls reward. - d0 3t
LOST—~TUESDAY, FORESTERS'
and Woodmen watch charm, between
North Main St and lioyt’s Theatre.
Finder please return to 0. Chamois, 76
North Main St
w
Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED ‘ ,
his office from 29 North Main
, street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tel., office, 1069-3; house, 693.
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IIIDIIIII BHINIIIS III _
SIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIWS
Frederick A. Ells, cl Norwaik,
Elected One of the Vice presi-
dents oi Slate Association
lle’It'i‘FOlll'), Dec. 7.——Rndical
changes in the savings bank laws of
the state Were advocated yesterday
at the meeting of the stutenavlngs
bank association in the Hartford club.
A committee was appointed to have
the proposed changes acted upon by
the incoming legislature and It is
considered probable that they will be
adopted. One of the most drastic of
the new laws preposed will compel en
inspection of depositors'
every six months. III there is the
ullghteskdiscmpuncy inwtho account
the matter must he reported at once
to the bank commissioners. I
Another matter, passed yesterday
was that relative to more clcrldhl as?
sisinnco in the examination of'benks.
This will lead up to s more minute
examination of the affairs of the icy
oral Institutions, it is claimed by the
members of the association.
A committee was also appointed to
look into the investinpnt laws ofthc
state for the purpose or having, Ilium
comply more with the New York in-
vestment law‘s than they do how. .
The following smears were elastic:
Praia ‘t, hatch s. first. of liter-
bury; vice presidents, Frederic A.
Ella, Norw’alk: Goethe H. Slough
ton. immoral; A. d”. sis-iii. Rash-
ville; secretary, Arthur 1‘. Nuthatch.
heathen tressul’ei‘, 1? mm than
wood. New Million; incentive some
mince. A w payer some:
is. n. shinny. newsman: sm
strong. New Haven spa r. J. was.
(15 3t"
lodgers '
' in the Boroughs of Queens,
uel n Howler. siliceous: '5. W _,
FOR SALE—4) ROOM HOUSE. 7
Quintard Ave. Inquire of Charles F.
Bullock. . d5 3t
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE, BATH.
furnace. $1.500, cash $500. Several
farms. 8 acres, good buildings, ex-
change for home in town. D. 8. Hull,
Haviland Block. d5 3t
FOR sue—.2 cams LAUNCHES
Inquire Earlie E. Banks, 42 Fifth St
East Norwalk (15 3t
FOR BALE—BOARDING HOUSE.
Property, business and furnishings if
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. ii. l~l., cure Sentliacl. (it
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FOR SALE ——— A'i‘ SAORIFICE.
Place rents for $600 per ”rear In first
class repair. $5. 000, live hundred”
cash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1056-3. (11 ti
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Two Illslmoucihnts
wan BIIIIIIIEPIIIIT
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men fought Ibex-Ilene With the great
est difficulty. Thousands of gallons
blaze tended to make the smoke still
‘morc dense. in'a short time there
black;
' in some and producing nasal catarl‘h
t sneezing, coughing, running» at
day. Get a 50 cent bottle of Ely's
of water that meioumired into then
‘ cmm BaiuWI "sap. I
in the shooting“, ‘
A cold generally attacks the weak-'
est Dart, affecting the eyes endows
and throat troubles in others.» A cold
In due to an inflammation of the mem
brane lining the air passages. and
may be promptly cured with a littlel
Eiys Cream Balm, which immediatoi
iy relieves the symptoms, such as
the
nose and eyes. hoarseness, .sore
throat, fever and headache. One rea-
son why this pure, antiseptic Balm
acts so quickly is because It is ap-
plied directiy to the tender, sore sur-
faces.
Even in severe, chronic cases of ca
tarrh, Ely' 3 Cream Balm never fails
to quickly and effectually check the
poisonous discharge which clogs the
head and throat, causing the, disgust-
ing hawking, spitting and blowing of
the nose. This remedy not only
drives out the disease, but heals and
strengthens the weakened mem-
branes, thus ending catarrh.
Catarrh is a filthy. disgusting dis.
ease. Don't put up with it another
Cream Balm from your druggist and
see how quickly you will be relieved.
It Is perfectly harmless.
taunts Local. All
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Tolsphonod to Boston, ”a?
the wound was serious for Allen was
still in u belligerent mood. It was
At the time no one supposed that ,
Ysi Closed
* . the extraordinary delays.
At the present rate or progress" the
case of Stonevs. Sheedy and the Hart
had a few things to say as he sustain
‘cd the defendant’s demurrer, about
The case
has been cast from the docket several
time and as offen returned. Now the
plaintiff bobs up with another motion
which counsel for the defense says is
practichliy the some as that ovarrullec
|by Judge ‘Bu'rpee in another form.
Md Life insurance 0°" promises to Long arguments followed, and decision
get Into the nuance VB- Jaundice 0350 was reserved. Judge Robert E. DeF'or-
class. The action is neuriy eleven est appeared to.» DI" speedy, H w.
WW 0”” and Y“ yesterday in the 3“ Taylor at Dhabury for the administra-
parlor court, civil side, below Judge tor
Mamas iH. Holcomb, they were argu-
ing various motions in pleadings.
Thomas 0 Stone, administrator of
the estate of Thomas W. Stone brought
an action on February 3, 1902, against .
the Hartford ILife insurance iCO, and
or. n. In. Sheedy who formerly rcsidedi
Batista iiiliili.
.‘ Funeral of A. H. Hale.
PORTLAND, Dec.6 6.—~The funerm
in this city. The suit was to recover of Aspah 'H.‘"Haie, Past Grand Master
“I Workman oi? the Ancient Order of lini-
on a policy of $1.000.
Transferred Policy.
Thomas W. Stone, it seems, trans
ferred the policy to Dr. Sheedy, who
in turn transferred it to Thee. Burns
of New York. The transfer was made
without the kuowiedgeof the company
and it refused to recognize it.
Burns
brought suit in the New York courtsu
and obtained judgment.
The company asked the administra-
tor to join in the defense, but he re-
fused. Then he brought suit against
the company and the doctor. But the
company was excused from defending
Mr. Lobdell that caused, a telephone
call to be sent to Dr. Frederick J.
Adams of Bridgeport, who arrived at
the place in his automobile 15 min.
utes inter. Dr. Adams made an ex-
amination of the wounded man, and
not haiiug any help there to make
an opeIaiicn banded the wound and
placing Alien ill his automobile. hur.
ried to the lyobdeII form, but at the
timewthe- only one who assisted the
doctor was Mr."iLothII. it was Mr.
bolideli who went in the automobile
many firemen WOle being overcome
DiiVL‘i‘ Mcnuhan was pulled out
the building unconscious. Ills cou-
dilion is lilo most serious.
After more than live hours of hard
work, the blaze was under control.
damage, however, being due to smoke
and water. 0
it was impossible to gauge the
damage last night, estimates running
from $25,000 to $80,000.
Roger. BI‘ON'IOI'I' Loss.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 7.-—A lire dis-
covered III. 3:30 a. m., today in the
basement of Rogers Brothers' cloth.
lug store. at 951 Main street, com-
pletely gutted the new store and cans
ed a loss of about $35,000 to stock and
$5,000 on the building. Defective lire
alarm boxes caused a delay that gave
the flames a big headway. The first
three boxes pulled failed to work.
The upper floors of the building were
occupied as living Apartments, and
there wore several thrilling rescues,
though nobody was hurt, and them
was no damage above the store except
from smoke.
Lawyer Lem Life.
NEW- YORK, Dec. 7.--llielville B.
Mendell, a lawyer. after rescuing his
wife and son from their burning home
early this
morning. lowhis life in an attempt
to save his icurtcomyear-old dangle
waistline. Tho girl also perished.
Mensch awakened from his sloop bi'
smoke and the noise ‘or bacillus
name: first carriodmut his wife, who
had already new overcome?" die then
returned and rescued his wolves.”-
oid son. Neighbors attempted in vain
the burning house, but he persisted.
the father and dimer were found
dead in each otlgr‘s arms on the floor
of a bedroom. ,
auto domain bio-so.
OANAA-N Dec. 7M4 bars of the
ileum, with Its cogent; «In; all; in
chicks during last night. kingpin
with nudists was the and
mashed its-riff. and
oi Islill fighting drunk, and made
ierui attempts to throw air Iflbdoil
iout of the automobile.
mutually exhausted when he arrived
int the hospital, but was still In
Four stores were gutted, most of the?
Irrom drink was very noticeable.
told the doctors that he was 17 years
'lliill time to make a
to prevent him from strain Ontfif'lnt'
When the flames mm extinguisher
Palmer Liane flomiiali‘y, near a " son,
was constipation among the firemcuiund held the wounded man dowu
and spoqutOrs when it was found that iuiIiic Dr. Adams drove into the city.
was
BEV-
All the way into the city Allen
The man was
his
ugly mood. That he was suffering
He
old, but admitted that he was married.
Paaccabie Mon.
Selectman John H. Cundcc of East-
on stated to a reporter he had not
full investigation
into the matter. He said that Charles
London was a man who was well
thought of in\ the community and had
a reputation of being a peaceful man.
There was no reason for making an
arrest, as Mr. LObdeli could be had
when wanted. He said that Mr. Al.
ion, the young man who was killed,
was a good man when sober, but
when drunk was given to lighting.
lie was an only man when drunk.
.Mr. Allen was 25 years'old. He
married a widow, who had one child.
in. I3. M. Garllck, medicatenmlner,
was notified of the death of Allen by
the oilicers at the Bridgeport hospital.
lie later went to the hospital and
made an autopsy. He found that the
shot from tho imbued you had pone
truled the kidney and liver. which was
the cause of the death.
Allen, was arrested late last nicht by
State Policeman iiil’rsnlt Nicol“. and
have if. Wheeler who went to Lob-
dsll's farm and brought him down to
the dtrstford lockup. where he re-
.lasinod int nisht Officer Virolli
called up Deputy Sheriff Stephen it,
Hayes and called him if he had heard
as the shooting. The sheriff stated
that its did not know anythini about
it, and so bani mums Wraith and
Wheeler went up and made the st:
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rat‘s; calls of discomfort lac
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Sound View. He had a shock a year
ago and had ‘been in ill health since
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