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CHABERS~EXPERIENCED MEN
on bran and bronze work, open shop
Address Louie Shuitze, 198 East
Broadway, New York city. r113 1t
WANTED—~11 MAN PART TIME
or full timd’to work lfor the League
Accident Insurance Co. Salary or
commission to right pally. Address
Geo, E. Gwilliam, General Delivery. ‘
(112 Ht
WANTED—,BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
about 20 years old. Good chance for
Bridgeport, Conn.
advancement. Oluett, Peabody and
Co. rdll 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
ihave desirable situations tor offer to
women experienced on power sewing
machines, Steady work assured.
1125 H
- LOST
LOST—LAVALLIERE, 3 STARS
and baroque, bow and platinum chain,
between railroad station and Connec-
ticut Ave. {Return to Sentinel office.
Reward .55 (113 3t
LOST~AN ELK ’S N'I‘Og’l‘dl WATCH
charm in South Norw Finder
will please return ohn Neuge-
bauer, 84 \l’ashingtono St. (113 1t
LOST—A YOUNG PIG, WHITE
with black spots. Finder will .be re‘
worded .by returning to Louis Saba, 9
. Tolmadge place, South Norwsik.
(111 31‘.
BUSINESS NOTICES
ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING
plans, construction drawings, esti-
mates and real estate maps. cheaply
furnished. Address P. O. Box 685,
‘South Norwalk, Conn. d5 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. as West Walangton St.
' Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. £0 Halliland 8t.
WE WILL MAIL YOU 31
for eachset of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for o‘d Gold, Silver, old Watch-
es, Bronco JeWelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phlia. Smelling and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
TO DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North Main
street to the
‘NEW RED MEN'B BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tel., office, 1069.3; house. 698.
NORWALK
The oystorluon who are working out
of town are expected to arrive homo to.
marrow to spend the tiahbtah.
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aliov. fit-origin M. Tot-pie led the week-
ly prayer meeting that washeld in tho
‘Advollt (Iiillsliaa rhruch last evening
The pastor spoke,
mu“. . was
The Junior licence of the East Mo ,
nuo Methodist Ollumh is scheduled to
hold its weekly creating this often
noon in the church.
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liter. Mr. Vahlstrom led the weekly
prayer meeting that we. held at the
sweeps church that night and gave a
short but interesting talk.
saw-W
, The weekly mysr meeting was held
at the East Avenue Methodist choral:
“no niltiit liter. 3. P Fairbanks led
[the mull and gave a short talk. The,
thesis slime made up of twenty volc-
es. dispensed an unusually good pro-
TO LET
FOR SALE
T0 LET-«FIVE ROOMS WITH ‘
improvements, at 62 Putnam (Ave.
13 3t
TO LET-A SEVEN ROOM COT
modern improvements, No. 10 Lowe
street South. Norwaik, Ct.
ther particulars apply to Taylor and
Golden. d1
EARGAIN-«l ROOM HOUSE, ALL
For fur-
133i
tags with chicken house and garden.
$8. 00. Inquire at 150 Newtown Ave,
Norwaik. A. lletts. r113 11:
TO «LET—FURNISHED “ROOM.
steam heat, electric light. bath. Large
enough for two people. 118 South
Main St. Top list. (112 iii
TO LED—FURNISHED ROOM, EL-
ectric light, heat, bath. Breakfast or
board. Address 19., Sentinel officest
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TO LETv—HAMIL‘I‘ON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6-
ro0m list; all improvements, good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 tf
MUSEMENTS
e—OLD—
REUMEN’S Hill
Home
TODAY:
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“TOPSY TU'R'vY's LOVE AFFAIR."
A great Reliance comedy.
“THE LADDER OF LIFE."
Thanhanser. ‘
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“THE PEDDLER's min."
AND THREE omens.
TONIGHT.
Ton of Coal Given Away. .
MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
ADULTS, 10c; CHILDREN, Se.
Matinees except Saturdays and Hell-
days 50.
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A program unequaled for brilliancy
and amusement. This is a week of
gain events in local thcutl‘lculs at
the popular playhouse
HOYT’S
This is “Erin Week."
headliner.
Look at our
Special Extraordinary Engagement of
The Real and Genuine
(s) SIX IRISH COLLEENS (a) I
A sexteiie of Irish lnssies from Dub~
lln, who are making their debut in
this country. Offering a spectacular
singing and dancing novelty, said
to be realistic and beautiful and
characteristic of “1.)ear Old lrelaud."
(tome and hear the real old Irish
folk songs, rendered by six pretty
evergreen molds.
Another Notable Visitation
The Charming and Favorite Ingenuo
HELEN PAGE'snd CO.
in an original comedy, "Her Chance,"
by Una Clayton.
The (linger lloyn.
CLARE and WEST.
ilcai liagiimers from The Metropolis.
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Longhablc Gymnastic Exports,
THE: VANNERBONE,
in "Fun on the Hcrlsontli Burs."
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lloro life the lads that have awaken-
ed vaudeville,
THE (3) TOSIIINO BANNANB.
Whirlwind Manipulators of iudlnn
Clam.
WWW WNW-MMHWA
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire.
ran Au. occasions.
my on mall-r. .
Tel. 1360 .1. mm
torso 7 degrees above tern this storm
log at on early near
enough for almost- W
mortgage buys a fine, well-located cot~
tags home with
South, Norwaik. The place must be
sold and will be sold.
Agency, South Main St.
seated top carriage; $15 for a two:
order.
want 1! cold,
FOR 8ALE-~$800 CASH, $1,700
improvements. in
Lawrence
(113 3t
FOR SALE—$12“ FOR A ONE-
seated top‘ carriage. Both in good
Cali afternoons, 1 North ave-
nue. in rear; dill it
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—SA-
looukeepers’ Bargainswiloboken, ll-
sense, 3300.110 Sunday closing. Pop-
ular corner saloons, required 3400 up
wards. Saloon, furnished rooms, 3600.
Have just sold 1) ofitable corners to
Stamford, Hartfor , New Haven. New
Britain men.‘ Kruse‘, 110 Bloomfield
St... Hoboken. OperLSunday's. d12 2t
FOR _, SALE—PULLET WHITE
Wyundottes, $1 each; $10 .per dozen.
A few good hens, $1 each. (lockerels,
32 up. Also Colombian Wyaudottes.
'Phone. 0. Quackeubush, Dorian,
Conn. are lit
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FOR SALE—«AUTOMOBILE 1912,
Studebaker (20) Roadster. Fully equip
ped. Address P. O. Box. 311, South
Norw.aik dll 3t
FOR SALE ~—- A'I‘ SACRIFICE.
Place rents for $600 pol-glean In first
class repair. $5,000, live hundred
sash, quick sale, by Geo. Motcheii,
phone 1056-3. at if
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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 he held at the Banking House, on
the 11th day of January, 1913, from
one to two 1). in.
WI [FRED BODWELL, Cashier.
South
11, 1912.
December
an ill
Norwalk, Conn,
umns recently to the effect that the
East Sides defeated the Cyclones by a
score of 45 to 43. The correct score
was 15 to 4.
ROWAYTON
Mrs. Preston M. Hart is “quite ill at
her home in McKinley street.
Local fishermen who have been
spending their spare time hooking the
frost lish along the stone wall at the
White Bridge report hotter lurk since
the colder weather set in.
Alfred S. Crockett h; had. a heater
installed in his house on ():ro<keit
street.
Mary Ward, daughter of Mr. and
iii-rs. William Ward, was operated up-
‘on at the Stamford Hospital yesterday.
Percy ill. Lawrence, of liowayion,
who has been employed for sonic time
as linolype man in the Schumann Art
Print, South lNorwaik, left yesterday
noon for New iaondou where he has
taken a position in the advertisement
department of the New lsmdon Day.
liar. and Mrs. “avid irvine, of New
York city, are dlnpendlng a few days
with friends in town. iiov. Mr. lrviue
it will he remembered occupied tho
pulpit at the local Methodist church
from the time, Rev. lift. ilynho re.
signed until the arrival of the prom“!
pastor, llcr. Mr. Shins.
Mina Carrie Petty this week discos-u
cred that the summer residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lilpmnr‘ en
the southern end or nourish avenue.
had been ransacked. and a number of
valuable articles taken. These indium
ed several costly hair mettresees and
lied clothing. Mr. dormer and family
returned to Brooklyn serum reeks
ago.
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The children of the Methodist salt
as, school... are sparkling much time
reticulum; for the dhrisimss exercis-
es which will be given on flint-islands
eve. The program still he more also
die this year than (do several W
"A tourney to fisheries: doorman;
' , ice on the ma
indies»
- a'low‘llnlllcsllons‘oi a sell.
will take its place," is an old saying.
which is. to a. meat erItcut true, if no ,
steps are taken to stop
When gray heirs appear It is a sign
that Nat/are needs assistance. It is No-
ture’s call for help.
lifelessh'alr, or hair that is falling out.
is not necessarily a sign of advancing
age, for thereon: thousands of elderly
people with perfect. heads of hail-”with-
out a single streak of gray.
hair seems to be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special-
‘tions to use is the old-fashioned ”sage
‘9; preparation of domestic sage and
field. All three short contains the m. .;
is: prepared, the titles or arises out
Remedy Will Bring Back the
Naiuiai Color '
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. “Pull out one gray hair and a Goren I
the cause.
Gray hairy" dull,
When gray hairs come, or when the
lets say that one of the best prepare»
tea” which our soundparents used. The
best preparation of this kind is Wy-
eth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
sulphur, scientifically compounded
with later discovered hair topics and
stimulants the whole mixture being
carefully balanced and tested by ex-
perts.
Wyetih' s Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm-
less. It refreshes dry.‘ parched hair,
removes dandruff and gradually re-
stores faded or gray hair to its natural .
color.
Don't delay another minute. Start
using Wye h'e Sage and Sulphur at
once and see what a ...fference a few
days' treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. Special Agent, Stillson & Pow-
ell Corporation.
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DARIEN
NOROTQ_N
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Miss Ethel Whiteway is confined to
her home with bronchitis. i
The Damien stone crusher is now at;
work up at the north end of the town?
and is accomplishing some good re-l
suits.
m...~.~ ..
E. C. Mauroy's ice-boat Is being put}
together for use at any time.
Maurey thinks it will not be long be,
' fore there is plenty of ice on the Cove'
pond.
Norotou Heights I‘lremens Hall, Dec. ‘
Ilith. Foiowiug the presentation there;
will be dancing until midnight.
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tritiuntion of the railroad here The
new stands are being erected for hold-E
ing the wires very rapidly, all of the
concreio bases haying hccnset some
time ago.
Mrs. Stephen 11th hi visiting with
friende‘ and relatives in ‘llreokiyn.
John Kline and family have moved
to Mount Vernon. lie *livcd on Forest
street.
nut
1m. Mary Collins is visiting with
friends on Curler street for a few
weeks.
Charles (laden has taken a position
opera. .ieiitf Mills, after sellools one
animators.
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A meeting of the Masonic lodge vine
held Tuesday evening to transact upsi-
cisl business.
The new Glob meets today at
the home of film Waller names. ans.
Parker will speak in the members.
use oerrler seem stereos lost
a valuable horse mostly. The Island
was and or hits in an banners one
will. he idiom. '
My.“
can as on item listened is well on
Find arms in storm. They are
Mel -
' considered at the meeting.
to please win
here for your
Jewelry and Jewel
Cases
This department is well rep-
“ resettled with all the latest ,
"novelties in chelry and jewel
cases, Jewel cases in silver
and gold, each 25a to $1.00
$1. 50 to $2
Lavaliers 750-151. 25
A great selection of this
much in vogue pendant in plat
iuum and gold set with bril-
liants that look like the real
diamond. Price for Saturday,
each 75c to $1. 25
$1. 50 Umbrellas
95 dis ‘ "
26‘ and 28 inch Umbrellas for
men and women. Pretty 1111s-
slon and silver mounted han-
dles. ‘Best American taffeta
covers. Durable paragon frames.
Regular $1.50 value. For sat-
urday. 95¢ each. ‘
“Combinations 690
Men's combination one pair
heavy web suspenders, one pair
pad garters put up In a pretty
Xmas box Regular price $1. 00.
For Saturday 69c
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Men 5 Tide
Hundreds of Men's four in'
hand silk lies not up in pretty
Xmas boxes.A11 different coi-
ore. ~"‘ ‘
Regulll‘ 39c ties for
Regular 50c ties for
25¢
39c
spam to drive past although a little
thinking that they could not get past
The street is by no means ciosr d
mas entertainment this evening. A
chicken supper will be BOI‘iOd from
G: 30
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The Ilannah Iienodlct Carter Chap»
tor, I). A. 11.. held a meeting at the
shame of Miss Realm, Tuesday after“
noon. A petition for signatures had
been received and was to burn been
The pc-
titioa concerns the proposed purchase
of the Jefferson home at Littleion.
Congress decided inguinal. buying the
property. so the petition was laid aside
and the card party to be given in the
roar future was discussed.
The Domes illilie (‘lasa met yester»
dey afternoon at the home 0! Mrs. 11‘.
(3. Banner. After the regular luminous
meeting a mod time was enjoyed. iln~
Imuhmonu were served. and e gonornl
will social time followed. The
question of having the sedition built
for it new handoy-«llchooi room we die
cussed. The increase in class member
ship has made it necessary in provide
more now. The «its.» new line a moron
hereilip of 42. Three of the new menu-
lrers were 3mm oi yesterday‘s meet.
but. The annual marlin: next month
will be an important one and is being
looked terriers to.
meeting millennium Tn sincere
started We?!) ”follows, Master Myron
Greeters: overseer. d. If. Tattle; loo
lures. fiends at. “aloha; steward, dos.
d. an. eminent steward Edward
Kelly; dolphin; Mrs. John E. asses;
“ ‘ lioolr; secretory,
’ same. a. it;
lowers”: sores. on. Walter W:
hollowed iii retention The installers
The Grange hold another internation-
W the slashes seam; soar ‘
has AMMunmtm
,mfimT fimnseemum
’Dp your Xmas buying here. [is is our endeavo ’
and Save You Money
Come apd See
Handkerchiefs
Thousands of pretty handker-
chiefs boxed in fancy Xmas
home. You can buy them in
boxes or separate from
so to $1.50
100 doz. Men’s. fine lawn
handkerchiefs, 1-4 in. hem-
'stitched hem. Regular 5c value,
For Saturday, 7 for‘25c
100 doz. Women's handker-
chiefs, 1-8 inch 'ilem, plain hem-
stltched and fancy. Special
for Saturday 7 for 25::
$1 Gloves 69c
Women's kid gloves, all col-
ors. Regular $1100 value. For
Saturday, pair, 69c
75c Men’s Gloves
50 cts "
Men's fleece lined undressed
kid and sheep, good brown and
black. For Saturday, pair, 50::
75c Belts 50c
We are showing the greatest
collection of women’s pretty
belts with fancy buckels ever
shown in the Norwalks; not a
belt in the lot worth less than
750. For .Saturda)‘, your choice,
each 500
Women’sSilkScaris
pretty floral
for Saturday
designs. Choice
50c to $1.69
See Our Window Display Foeras Hints ,
|ions lands about the place where he citement was created fol-31““
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comedy sketch will be prescntedln tho torists and others have “WWI We“ appreciated by the members.
help make the affair a merry one.
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on Main street.
Dozens of Women‘s Japanese ,
and silk scarfs in a variety 09‘ .
The the streets tillers well filled. The L
ismilse will begin to plan for its 01mS started up Main street at a livel'
mus fcsihal which is to be held Dec
v—m ,30. A Christmas-tree and gifts will be to a vehicle .8 ding at the g
'l‘ilo lilillmi of tile Methodist Church he on “and far It general Imod um“ the street [4m
Progress is being made on the eloc-‘ have piannei for a supper and Christ yum little
He did not get far before he hook“ I'll»
folks wil be welcomed to Charles Clarke! Vigi'd
ifrom the wagon and started
Main street hill.
A home belonging to Maurice Iluvon- Grogvenor 5 Corners
port bolted yesterday at noon, while broken and the harness tangled W
standing in fl out of the Benger store someW-hst
The horse was hitch '
ed to a depot wagon. Considerable ox-I
Mor,
Our showing of pretty nee,
wear is the gre‘litcst you eve”
saw.
large stock we will offer to
Saturday selling. 150 pieceg Q’
the prettiest styles. Your chef
for Saturday only.
1y, at $12.95.
$3.98Waists 519,
Beautiful lingerie waists with
yokes of shadow and baby IIrish
lace, long sleeves every wold
warranted perfect fitting Th1
waist is sold by leading New
York shops at $3.!l8. Our pm;
for Saturday, 51.98.
One in a pretty holiday by
Children’s Coat
Children‘s and grit
chinchilla coats, lined withgre‘d
fiannpl,,lreavy and warm. Be
ular $7.95 Willlli". For Sampling
each ’4
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