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”WANTED—eBRIGI-I'i‘ YOUNG MAN
about 20 years old Good chance for
advancement,i Cluett. Peabody and
Co. till 3:
WANTED—A STENOGRAPHER.
One capable of taking that dictation
and transcribing notes correctly. None
other than experienced may apply.
inquire at Rayniond Brothers, 137
Washin gton BL, South 4 Norwalk,
Conn. ' (110 iii
“WANTED —- COMPETENT GIRL
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for general housework. Apply C. J“.
Mints, 92 Washington St, .110 3t
WANTEDn—‘GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Good w.ages None but
competent need apply. Inquire 79
South Main .St d9 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
have desirable situations to char to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. Steady work assured.2 4”
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LOST—SUNDAY, AN OLD FASH-
ion gold acorn brooch between the
lwedish church and Meadow St. Find-
er please return to Sentinel office and
receive reward. ' dil 2t
L08T~A YOUNG PIG, WHITE
with black spots. Finder-will be re,-
warded by «returning to Louis Soho, 9
Tulmadge place, South Norwalk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING
plans, construction drawings, esti-
mates and real "estate maps, cheaply
furnished. Address P. 0. Box 085,
South Norwaik, Conn. d5 (it
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc.
- Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
' lWadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. 4
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NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work; Fit-and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
" Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cuttings Tanght. 20 Havlland 8t.
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”To LET—FURNISHED Room. m.
ectric light, heat, bath. Breakfast or
board. Address P., iSentinel office.“
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TO LET—~llOUSES. , PARTS OF
houses, flats, in South Norwsik,” Non‘
walk, East Norwalk and Rowayton.
Large twanty room house suitable for
boarding house. Factory with power.
Barns. Every kind of rent to suit all
comers. Inquire Raymond Brothers.
South Norwalk, Conn. (110 iii:
TO LETwFIlRNISHED ROOM;
suitable for one or two men. Inquire
10 Clay «St. , d10 3t
To LET—~FIVE ROOMS. 8 HAN—
i’ord Place. South Norwalk. All im-
provements. inquire on premises.
d10 3t
To LET-——4 LARGE ROOMS, VERY
line condition, bath. Rent $10.00. At
53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk. In-
quire ou premises. di0 at
T0 LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF
ot two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6.
room iilat; , all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 913 ti
SPECIAL PRIZE WINNERS AT THE
POULTRW SHOW.
Judges of Hens and Pigeons Announce
Long List of Successful Exhibits
in Bridgeport Last Week.
At the annual show of the Bridge-
port Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association, held in Bridgeport‘recent-
ly, the Congressman E. J. Hill cup,
awards for the most points won by
any one exhibitor in the American
classes, was secured by J. A. lio-
dine, of Black Rock, with {.354 points
on White Wyandottes.
William'E. Burnam cup, awarded
for most points won by any one exhi~
bitor in the show, all classes combin-
ed. Edwnrd Ring, Westport, on Pet
Games, all varieties. making 343
points.
George W. Hills cup, awarded for
most points won in the English class-
es. Emil R. Doehr, \aniingiord,
Conn, on his iningtons scaling' .258
points.-
ond largest number of points won by
any one exhibitor, in any and all
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest (prices paid
for old Gold, Silver, old Watch‘
es, Bronco Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Melly
Phila. Smeiting and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
883 Chestnut 8L, Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
TO OENTABTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District ol‘ Norwulk, 518., I'robnte
Alonrt. Docember 7. A. l)., 1012.
Estate oi’ Mary E. i’uttlson. lute or
iNnrwnik, in acid District deceased.
Ordered, That the oxecutrix exhibit.
her administration account to this
Court for adiustinent, at the Probate
oitlce‘in Norwolk. on the lilih day or
December. 1012, at 10 o‘clock lore-
noon: and that all persons interested
in said estate mny be notified thereof,
the oxeciitrix will chose this order
to be published in u newspaper having
a circulation in said district, at local.
live days before acid lilth day of Do
number. 1912.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
till it . Judge.
non“
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond.
HAS MOVED .
his cinch [rem 29 North Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUlLDING.
In West Washington Street.
To!" allies, 1009-3; house, 003.
W. m I w W..." W... .W
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m ‘- ”.mw emcee...” .. «MAW» Mow -
usLLsN'e sscnsranv scarce.
Mite.
«new roux, marrow-M. or. burn
. ,w. prime secretary to President
Motion of the N. 11.,
has been wbpoenasd to testify hetero
the federal 'lrsnd Jury her inwards“:
tilt the alleged mhhopoiy agreement
between the New Haven and Grand
the smallness. m. Mellon himself.
‘ to ‘mid appear as a Wine.
N. 'H1 ‘0 i". It. “My
classes. Open to oil. H. J. A. Bodlne,
second largest number, scoring 309
points on Wyandoties and Orpingtons.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
J. H. lieringiou, .breeder'oi Run? 0r-
pingions. Pulersbn, \‘. J., offers for
second Barred Rock Cockerel, one
soiling ilui’i’ Orpinglon eggs. Value $3.
I'Iolcome Hoylund Form, Noroiou
Heights, Conn. . '
s. a. Red Game Bantams.
For ilost Pit Game Stag in the show,
Ed. Ring, \l’estport, offer Ono Allen
Roundheud Slug, $5.00. 3d. Ring,
Westport.
For Best Pit Game lien in the
show, A Member. Westport, offers One
Pekin Duck. $3.00. John J. Hall
Rocky Hill.
For Best Pit Game Puliet in the
show Ed. Ring. Westport, offers One
Alien Roundhead Pullet, $3. 00. Ed.
Ring. Westport.
For Second llest Cock In the show,
laid. lling. Vi'estpori. offers One Allen
ltoundhond I’uliet, 13.00. Oscar F.
Schultzo, Norwulk.
For Second Best Cock, F. R. Glover,
offers One ilox iloup Cure. 50c. Oscar
h‘. Boltultzo, Norwulk.
For Second llest Pit (lame Hen in
the show. .ino Stryker, 18 Union
street, South Norwalk, Conn. ,oilers
Ono Setting of lionnio I’Ii Game eggs.
I’rlvuio strain, 10.00. hid. lilng. Weat-
port.
For Second Best Fit (lump filing In
the show, hid. Ring, Woetport, utters
Ono Setting Allen lloundheud eggs,
33.00. Ed. hing, Weniport.
For Second lit-st Pit Game i’uiiet,
Ed. hing otters One citing Allen
Roundhend chub, til hid. fling,
Westport.
For Third nest Pit (41mins (look, no
Ring, Westhurt. otters two years‘ sub-
scription to “Grit and Steel." 411.00.
Ii‘rcd MacArthur, (theatre.
I
kiss, Westport, alters one setting Ai-
iea Itoundhead eggs, :3 00. Ed. fling,
Westport.
For Third host Pit Game htaz,.“Ed.
Ring. Westport, otters One settled Als
len Roundhead eggs. 13 (iii. Oscar E4
serum, Norwaik Guns.
For Third Pit Guide fillet, 32d
hing, Wontport. start on» setting Al»
ion nationhood east. 13.00. Ed. king,
Western.
iSocialist cup, awarded for the sec- ‘
' unuuul clenching party.
For Third Best Pit Game lien, Ed.-
mushunh than. Pit ease” beck.
FOR BALEw-AUTOMOBILE 19124,
Studebaker (20) Roadster. Fully equip-
ped. Address P. 0.1302: 311, South
Norwnih. (1411 St
tron BALE. —— AT escalates.
Place rents for $600 per year. In first
classxrepair. $5,000, live hundred
sash, quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1050-3.‘ at it
Election Notice
The City National Bank,
. South Norwnlk, Conn.
The regular "annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank, for the elec-
tion 01' directors for the ensuing year.
will be held at the Banking House, on
the 14th day of January, 19413, ifl‘OIIl
one to two -.p m.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
South
11, 1012.
December
Norwaik, Conn,
- on, 3t
D. A. Logan, offers one setting Allen
Roundhead eggs, $3.00. Ed. Ring,
Westport, Conn.
For Besnl’it Game Puliet in the
show, D. A. Logan, offers one setting
$3.00. Ed. Ring, Westport, Conn.
Mr. (A. w. Cummings, Tell City, In-
diana, publisher of “Derby Game
Bird" the oldest and largest Pit Game
Journal, offers tor best Pit Game Stag
in the show, one pair Gulls, made to
order for the winder. Value 35.00. Ed.
Ring, Westport, Conn.
Mr. A. W. Cummings offers for Sec-
ond Best Stag, one copy of “The Game
Cock,” by George Menus. Ed. Ring,
Westport.
Pigeons.
For Best (lame lien in the show, W.
M. Siorrs, Lisle, N. Y., publisher of
the Best Northern Game Journal,
“Feathered Warrior" offers advertis-
ing. Value 35.00. .ioiflrlinll, Rocky
Hill.
Water Fowl.
Association offers for ilest Display
of Ducks. $2.50 in cash. Holcomb
i‘iylau Farm, Noroion Heights.
ASSOCIRUOII offers for Best Display
of Geese, $2.30 In cosh. Holcomb
llylnnd i-‘urm, Noroton Heights.
cwmsrdas RUSH on.
Holiday Mail Begins to Flood Local
Postomoe.
The Christmas rush began in corn-
est ut the local postomce this week
and the long holiday lines were seen
at the stamp, moneyurderund registry
windows. A large part of the con-
signors were foreign born residents
sending tokens to friends and rein»
lives in the. land of their birth, but
many or them were also persons who
forwarded their presents curly so that
they would not to their destinations
in .u for of! state or pessgssiou of this
country before Santa Claus began his
The lobby of
the post office on many occulens in
the day resemble the tower or Babel,
while tovmdny or the iorslgnborn his»
era the occasion of sending presents
noted as a lever to unlooaen the flood
gates of reminiscence and fund recol-
leotion. It was no uncommon sound
to hear‘two million residents discuss-
ing the fortunes'oi their friends in
Sunny Italy, or two patriotic Greeks
with eyes uglow exultlng over the
victories or the army extinct the
Turks and speculating as to the prob-
uble nddreas of a brother or friend
bivouacin’g cu’ some uncertain battle
held. Quiet blonds Swedes, with u
’Norsomnn'o true 'love of home were
there also with gills for the less lor-
iunnie once in the homeland. while
the German. with his love for the
lutimriund, likewise grasped the op.
poriunity presented by the coming 01
”Yuletide. 4 4
The letters and pnokhges are ad.
dressed to al: the premiuont cities of
Europe » and many obscure towns
which can be round with great dim»
unity only on themostai Ibupl. some
of the letters here addressed in some-
the clerks had little didleulty In burst»
in: out the meaning o! the scrawled
envelopes.
il'or the speedier handling at man.
Postmaster new dd '
dnrsed the t
sit
and will save the analogies ell tile
northwest much extra inter:
1.41s "your manager Waited “14¢
. ' i --i)o act try to mount
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and which 001119916 the ”44049414440440: BM Dflflkfisefl,‘ bill“? In the moon.»
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green Is inside. the covering is apt to day}. ‘
become somewhat damaged in .its4
first meeting with a mailing clerk.
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postage is attached.
ii.-—4Post cards having foreign sub
stances, such as bits or wood,
and wire attached, are not post cards.
but merchandise, and it there is writ-'
ing on them other than the destina-
tion and return address, letter post-
age will be charged.
7.'-Dont try to use a Red Cr o-ss
seal for a postage stamp. it is against ‘
the rules.
8.—-l)on't put a. Reo’ Cross seal on
the front of a letter of a package. 4 '
.Red Cross soul so that the posunagt.lth9 household help has a little tirm
er cannot look within, first class rates l for other things
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. mailing at newspaper rates. and pun- 4
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11. w»'l‘o keep the department busy
As, Soon as? Diapmio Reaches the 3iomach all distressing,
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Th“ “mm” "m -°‘ ”“3 “mm" Southern, Heartburn and Indigestion Vanished
storm of mail will break about live 4
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Get a large titty-cent case 0!; Papa
Diapepsin from any drug store
but your stomach. right, Stop
miserabiwlhio is too short-«you»
not here long, so make your '
agreeable. Eat what you like i111,
sent it: enjoy it, without I '
rebelion in the stomach.
Dlapepsin belongs in your 4
Should one of the family out new
thing which: doesn't agree with
or in case of an attack or indlg
dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach
rangement, It is there to give
quickest, surest relief known.
Time It! In live minutes all sto-
mach distress gone. Np indigestion,
heartburni sourness or belching or
gas, sold, or eructations ot undigest-
ed teed, no dizziness, bloating. foul
breath or headache.
Papa's Dispepshi is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stomach
doctor in the whole world and be-
sides it Is harmless and delightful.
Millions of men and women now
out their favorite foods without fear
-«they know it is needless.to have a
bad stomach.
will gather wight.
The rule regarding the hours ot‘
cloth employment for clerks and carriers‘
will be strictly carried out despite the
4holiday~rush and the increased busi-
ness due thereto. Clerks may not"3
lworl. more than eight hours a day and
‘carriexs may not work more than
{tortyeight hours each week, although
more than eight hours a day may be
put in by them.
The «‘oman wno relies upon Senti
9.-It you seal a package with 44ml Want Advertisements to secure
Kitty-«Would you marry a man
with 4 a, round million?
Ethel—No- me man 11 marry must
much he really bas-4-Bosto
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' uomwutiroiy numbered present them‘.
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