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CLASSIFIED Advertisements do this page, Twenty-Five Words or. Less, 25c“.-
Three Times. 50c - Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Bloch-j
done or Caps. Double Price
1 wanton
TO ‘LET
WANTED ~—- A STENOGIIAPHER
Apply Raymond Brothers. d11 lit
WANTED-‘A MAN PART TIME:
or full time to Work ,1for the League
Accident insurance 100. .Baiary or
commission to right party. Address
Geo. E. Gwiliiam, General Dellluary,
Bridgeport, Conn. dill ill.
steam heat, electric light, bath.
F012 s'ALn _.
T0 LET~F1IRNISHED ROOM,
Large
enough f01 two people. 118 South
Main St. Top flat. ' (112 lit
T0 LED—«FURNISHED ROOM, EL.-
ectric light, heat. bath. Breakfast or
board. Address P.,iSentinel1ofilce. t
, (111 3
ioonkeepors'
censo, $300. No Sunday closing. Pop-
ular cornernsaioons, required $400 up-
words.
"oeusmsse OPPORTUNITIESwsm
Bargainsw—Hoboken, ii-
Saloon, furnished rooms, $000.
Have last sold profitable corners to
Stamford, Hartford, New Haven, New
Britain men. Krnse, 110. Bloomfield
St, Hoboken. Open Builders. d12 2t
wanrsownnlenr YOUNG MAN
about 20 years old. Good chance for
‘Co.
advancement. Cluett, Peabody y‘anti
‘ dil 3t
WANTED—COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Apply C. J.
Min”, 92 Washington St. d10 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 1 CO.
have desirable situations to offer to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. steady work assured.
. . n25 ti
LOETW1
Lost—SILVER MESH BAG con.
ialuing gold b1acelet with initial 11‘.
ltewzud fo1 lcturn to Sentinel office.
d-i2 3t
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LOS'I'~S’UNDAY, AN OLD FASH-.
ion gold acorn brooch between the
Swedish chutch and Meadow St. Find-
er please return to Sentinel office and
receive rows d11 2t
LOST—A YOUNG PIG, WHITE
with black spots Finder {Will be re
“aided by returning to Louis Sahel)
Talmadge place, South Neiwalk.
d11 3t
BUSINESS ' NOTICES
ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING
plans, construction .drawlngs.
mates and realrestate maples-cheaply
durnished. Address 1’. 0. Box 635,
South Nelwalk, Conn. (15 6t
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE.
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
(Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NAsH's MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
L
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Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking .
caninge Taught. ~ 20 Havllnnd 8t.
1*
IWE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold, (Silver, old Watch-
es, Ilroxen Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Phila. Sm- Itlng and Roflnlng
Comp pm ‘
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut St. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
'ro DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
esti- '
,TO LET—HOUSES, PARTS 011‘
houses, flats, in South Norwelk, Nor-
walk, East Norwalk and Rowayton.
Large twenty room house suitable for
boarding house. Factory with power.
Barns. Every kind of rent to suit all
comers. Inquire Raymond Brothers,
South Norwalk,1Co11u. d10 3t
TO LET~FURNISHED ROOM;
suitable for one or two 11191.1. Inquire
10 Clay St. d10 31:
TO LETv—FIVE ROOMS, 8 HAN-
fordVI’iace, South Norwalk. All im-
provements. Inquire on premises.
did in
class repair. $5, 000, live hundred
sash, quick sale, by Geo. ‘Mlichell,
phone 1056-3. a1 ti‘
FOR
Wyandottes, $1 each; $10 per dozen.
A few good hens, $1 each. Cookerels,
$2 up. Also Columbine Wyandottes.
'Phone.‘ O. Quackenbush, Darlen,
Conn. ('11.? 3t 1
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILE 1012.
Studebaker (20) Roadster Fully equip-
ped. Address P. 0.1301: 31.,1 South
Norwallt. d11 3t
FOR SALE — "AT, SACRIFICE.
Place rents for $600 per year. in first
,TO LEYi—‘i LARGE ROOMS, VERY
line condition, bath. Rent $10.00. At
.13 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk. In-
quire cn promises. dl0 lit
TO LE'I'—-HAMILI‘0N AVE. HALF
of two-family hohse. 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. ' 513.“
.AMUSEMENTS ‘
4.
Election Notice
The City National Bank,
South Norwalk, Conn. ,
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of this bank, for the elec-
tion of directors for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Banking House, on
the 14th day of January, 1913, from
one to two p. 1n.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
REUMLN 8 BALL
’hPlLTUliL
TODAY:
THEE WANVDERERwAmerican.
STANDING ROOM ONLY.
A comedy that is taking every-
where;
CUPID ON THE JOB—Majestic
And three others.
Be sure and bring your coupons Fri-
day night
MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN.- 5c.
Mstlneen except Saturday: and Hell.
' days so.
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A program unequaled for billllaucy
and ul11uselncnl.'l‘his is a neck of
gale/events In local theatricais at
the popular playhouse
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Undertaker D, W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 20 North Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
in West. Washington Street.
T31" 011m. 1060.3; house. 803. '
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“BLAIR ENGINEER?“
STRIKE 800M T0 Elli.
MINDOiN Dec. ll .wA rowdy settle-
ment or the strike of hmmoilre on-
Inneors on the Northeastern italimad
Is now hoped for, as tho ‘Imd Mayor of
NWUMLIII has intervened ln'ordor to
try to arrange terms between the cum-
qmny and the men.
.A wide set-lion In England has been
disturbed by ihe trouble on the rail
road. Although only {wrapped to II,
can rallmod workers have left their
employment the storyline oi the
coal traffic has manhood idle tour lim-
os that number of «shimmers, while
many factories also have been forced
to shot down, and this has calmed his
we among the working people, who
feel particular hardship owing to the
The announcement iiiado today lay
idle Amalgamated society of Railway
. Michel-11in“ the strike is “illlliitlmh
the consequent absence or strike pay
my. depressed the strikers.
At the some iline the Northeastern
iii Weaponr- holds out an olive
‘ ‘ the 111211 unsung to’remmte
til locomotive engineer
cranium claims
. iced and recognised" by the anion and .
HOYT’S
ihls is “Erin Week " Look at our
headliner.
8111th Extraordinary Engagement of
The Real and Genuine
(B) SIX IRIBH COLLEIENS (5)
A sexteiie of Irish illusion from Duh
lln, who are making their debut in
this country. Offering a spectacular
singing nnd‘dancluy novelly, said
to be realistic and beautiful a’nd
characteristic of "Dear Old lreland."
(tome and hear the real old lrlah
folk songs, rendered by six pretty
evergreen maids.
Ancihlr Notable Visitation
The Charming and Favorite lnnonuc
HELEN PAGE rind (it).
in my original comedy, “Her Chance,"
«by Ulla Clayton.
The dinner lleys.
MARK and WEIIT.
Iiosl lihgiimerc from The Metropolis.
a
W «1'
linughnble Gymnastic Experts,
TH! vannansons, "
In "Fun on the Horizontal lore."
Mm
Here are the lads that have awaken
ed asudevllle,
Will (a) tension IANNAM.
Whirlwind migration or Indian
South Norwalk, Conn, December
1;, 1912. , (111 Bi
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, walk is giving a "£11m, Tee” from 3
We are about to
Rearrange and
Redecorate
our South Norwaik
Office, and having a
number of
Sample
GAS
Fixtures
that have become
slightly shop worn
from hanging on dis-
play. We will sell
them at a sacrifice.
Call in and see them.
.Uiiited Electric
Light 8: Water Co
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ACIVIC LEAGUE Bess MEETING.
ma
duper-interment Chapmm to Dellver
An Address Tomorrow Afternoon.
lay of the Civic league In the Norwallr
Library he‘ll tomorrow, Friday. at a in
the 1interacted. lra '1‘. Chapman, 111111»
oriniendent of schools will speck upon
."i‘ho Boliool and the (.lltlsen.“ Ellie
Incline l0 Inviting limits speak asked
that he would give a practical talk as
to what the citizen could do'to support
the school. Mr. Chapman is a most
progressive man, thoroughly educated
for his work and the millions of the
town have shown every disposition to
support him. The women voters at
the town are «socially arsed to be
present imporrow -
The nonlethal 1.41m. of Booth Nor»
to 9 iii. the home stills: hard. is West
menus, Booth Remix, and the Midl'
once tomorrow is invited to adjourn
organisation.
We sell mamut Rubbers:
ConneaIly 8. Bracken,
SALEé—PULLET WHITE ,
81 Washington Street.
wvwwflm --.-. . M-.. _......._.
“This photograph makes me 100k
years older.” she replied. To which. Manilla about
the photographer leplied, “Well, than spending a week at Hawaii, a Week
you won’t need to be taken again for lin 'Frisco, then New York and South
some time "-F‘llegende Blaetter
«Tell of the” Qoh‘ili-n Family's Luohyf‘
Escape -Durlng"heoent Typhoon.
Letters have Just sheen
the first since the typhoon. lie/ventr-
.Iive percent. of all. the dwelling
houses were destroyed in Cebu, whore
‘ they live and a silent many lives lost.
‘Mr. Cobnrn was in Manilia at the
lime. The wind blew so hard Mrs.
Coburn could not shut the doOrs‘of
he‘i' house and as she was leaving it
with her little boy, a flying board
struck her on the side of her neck.
and an abscess developed which was
so serious she was obliged to do to
the hospital twice a week for dress-
lugs.
- Right after the storm had passed
three young Americans formed a part.
nershlp. it is known as‘The Cobnrn
Company, contractors and builders.
They have already secured several
Cantrac'ts, the largest being one for
$80,000. Mr. Coburn still holds his
xposition with the Sugai Planters’ As-
sociation. The Cobuins will sell from
the first of Mulch,
I Norwalk
received ‘
1 from the thnrns in the Philippines, ‘
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Immediatei—wYesl Certainim‘that's
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This will cleanse the heir of dust, dirt
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A delightful surprise awaits, partic-
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Besides beautifying the hair, Band
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Poet—vi called to see if you had an Mrs. William Hill of Norwa-
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A'tiuntlon ls called to the open moot. ‘
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