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WANTED
WANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO
is a business college graduate, wishes
a position as stenogrspher and type
:Wriier, or any kind of office 'work. Can
furnish beat of references. Address
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WA~NTEDw~A 'l‘liOitOUGI-iLY EX-
perieuced mun to take charge of the
.Illowl‘ng Department of a large but
i'actory. Good salary. For informa-
tion apply to the Kerr-Durnin For
00., Woodward Ave. 014 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
, [have desirable situations to offer to
women experienced on power sewing
machines. Steady work assured.
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BUSINESS' NOTICES
0., T. McGOVERN, GENERAL IN-
surance; Real Estate. chler Bulld-
ing, South Norwalk. 014 tl’
HRISTMAS PICTURES FREE
wi each dozen cabinet pictures, car—
bon or ivorette finish, $3.00 per doz-
~ on.. Our large, picture. Lisbona
Studio, 4 South Main, corner Washing-
ton. an at.
ARCHITECTURAL AND BUILDING
plans, construction drawings. estl~
mates and read estate. maps, cheaply
furnished. Address P. 0. BOX 686,
South Norwalk. Conn. (15 (it
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.
Mme. A. Licbermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. so Havlland 8t.
. it:
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WE WILL MAIL YOU'SI
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold, Silver, old Watch-
es, Broxen Jewelry and Precious
Stones
Money Sent by Return Mall.
Phlla. Smeltlng and Refining
Comp pany,
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
T0 DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
. Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
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not: SlALE
BARGAIN—7 ROIDM HOUSE, ALL
modern improvements, No. 10 Lowe
street. South Norwalk, Ct. For fur-
ther particulars apply to Taylor and{
Golden. (113 8t
FOR SALE—8800 CASH. $1.700
mortgage buys a fine. well-located cot-
tage home with improvements. in
South Norwalk. The place must be
TO LET
T0 LET-APARTME NT AT 39
Chapel St. and 215 Washington street.
Inquire 64 South Main St. 4116 of
To .» LET~SINGLE OR DOUBLE
furnished rooms for housekeeping.
cooking range and gas complete. In-
quire 41 South Main St. (114 lit
TO LET-SECOND FLOOR. FIVE
sold and will be. sold. Lawrence
rooms. all improvements. 45 Summit . ‘ . .
Ave. Inquire on premises or Patrick Agency, South Main St' d” .it
Mockler, Norwnlk Iron Works. Rent
FOR SALE —~ A'I‘ SACRIFICE.
Place rents for 8600 per year. In first
class repair. 85,000. five hundred
cosh. quick sale, by Geo. Mitchell,
phone 1056-3.” a1 tf
$13. (114 iii.
To LET—h‘iVid ROOMS WITH
improvements, at 02 Putnum (live. 3
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TO LET~HAMILTUN Am, HALF
oi: two-family house, 6 rooms, and 0-
room that; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 tl
LOIBT
LOST —- BE'I‘WIIIEN RAILROAD
avenue and station. black pocketbook,
containing money and stamps. Re
word for return to Sentinel. (116 Bi.
LOBT—LAVALLIERE. 3 STARS
and baroque, bow and platinum chain,
between railroad station and Connec-
ticut Ave. Roturu‘to Sentinel office.
Reward 85. ‘ , (113 31‘.
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect November 24, 1912.
MUSEMENTS
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REUMEN’S iidLL
PICTURES
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TODAY: SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
The famous “GAUMONT WEEKLY." A- M--1120X 5:1”. Mix. 6:09
Showing principal events of the
world.
THE FROSTED CAKE and
A WOMAN'S SMILES.
Two great comedies.
0: 57. 7: 201:. 7. 46x. 18:17:, 8351:, 9:151,
9:37.10220x,10:451l, 11: 381:.
P. M. ~12: 53x, 1: 08, 2.75%, 3: 27,
4::llx, 1323.1, 5:.»0x, 0:40, 04o1x,7:18x,
7:42x, 9:50x, 1:0 i5.
Also others. Bundlayl.
A M.:—--12 48x, 0:091, 5: 41!. 8: 51
' 10: 20x.
REME
MBER ’ r. M —12: 53x,2 :Lux. 2:50;; 5: 30.
Tonight “'0 are going to give away 5. 38x, 7. 09X, 7.12 w. 2X 8' 21K 9. 59x
an Umbrella. Come. 10‘ 28. , I '
media-a
MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
NEW YORK TO BIDUTH NORWALK.
A. Mz—iz-iiix. 5:40, .fitifix. 8: 03:,
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North Main
street to the '
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
in West:- Washlngton Street.
Tel., office, 1009-3; house, 693.
.ADULTS, 100; CHILDREN, 5o. 8:50x. 8:55x,‘
Matinee: except Saturdays ‘and Hell 11’" 11:03-
days so, P. hl.«12:03x, 1.105. 2.04 x. 2: 57:.
3. 30x. 3:55x. 4:29x, 5:05x, 5:14x,
"" 5:25. 6: 01x, 6: 03x. 8: 00x, 8: 10x,9 ..0.
This week the chem-lost of all Cheer 11' 00x, 11. 30’ 1100,;
up llllls. Every act a distinct nov- ,
city and somewhat different. At “Why" ,
the l’ulnc’e of Varieties ' A. M.—0:00, 8:2l5x. 9:00x. 10:02:.
11:00x.
, ’ P. M.~12:04, 1:02x, 62023:. 5:04.
61012:. 7:14x, 8:59:41, 11:10x, 12:00x.
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-—-:—-— BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
An exceptional headliner today, The HAleN.
recent. collection of New York and
Philadelphia. 8. \i'. Lumen lire-
souls an innovation in sensational
and grotesque nhilotltn,
A. M.-12:19x, ll:17x, 1:57x, 6:09.
7123.9:13x, 10:23x. llzllx. 11:47.
P. M.~12:07x, 1:20. 3:14x, 3:211,
"' ~ ROMAN sroa'rs AND PASTIMES. 4:20x,5:12x. 0:15x,0:47.7:10x.9:091,
Mingling I‘Icrculeun fonts with bul- 9:23,“ 19:09,“ 11:16.
lEBAl Huncfs foonery as did entertainers of un- Sundays
clcnt times. Special scenic effects. ‘
representing “Neronlc” period 54 to A- M ""12 00": 1 l7": 7- 43 9- 44
District of News” _ l’ b t 08 A. l). A faithful “reproduction 10: 071‘, ll: 11):
Court Ilecenlb r.“ Al‘s 31‘3"” re a 0 according to the standard huillorl- p M~—2: 08x, 15:10. 6:48. 7:10;.
. ’ ’ .9 ‘ ' ’ " “‘ tics of ancient Roman history. Most 8 34 10,107 f
hstate in Lonuocticut of Lydia A. wonderful gymnastic spectacle on . 1-
YI’BCRJaIc f Brooklyn, in the city and earth ' a.“
stulllc oz NEW Yr'oll;k.' t f u i ‘ ~ scum Nb WALN TO onusunv.
‘io lo 0 rom c or . In I) s-
trict of A walk, hath limited and hi- special added feature. A notable 5' “’1'”! 3'13' 8'37» “‘01“
lowed six months from the date hero-
of for the creditors of said astute to
exhloit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
properly uttohted, wllhln
accounts,
said time, will be dcburrcd a recovery.
All persons Iudebiod to said ostnie
are requested to make Immediate pay-
;ment to
JOHN ll. I’ECK,
Executor,
. 137 Hooper 8L,
did 23 30 Iirooklyu. N. Y.
, BDLVENT novice.
‘ Dictrlct of Norwalk. 88., Probate
Court. New her 27, A. I1. 1012.
Illusion, of nlmn Ii Reynolds,
of Norwulk. In said District deceased
The (cult of Probate for the Ills
irlci of N llr, huth limited and hi-
Iowed this in
for the creditors of slid (dilute to or
debit their claims In: sclllemeni
Those who neglect
accounts, properly attuned.
staid lime. Will be disbarred a I outcry.
All persons indebted to sch astute
are requested to make Immediate pap
mom to
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Administrator.
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Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
'03 ALI- QOGAIIOPIU.
Yule
be from the date dlercol.‘
to present their
within
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DANIURV ‘I’O caloric NORWALK.
visitation and a Welcome reappear-
nope. llere they ore dour patrons
(lomo and give them a hearty greet»
lng.
BERTHA WALKER AND CHAS. ILL.
the favorites of iloy'ts Stock Com-
pany In their lutes’l comedy trl- ..
"mm" ”‘5 “A“ A. tit-«moo, 71m. 8:18. 10:03:.
11:50., . .
A thousand pounds of harmony and P. “”3: 401. 8:883. 8:80.
hllmily.
(ll) nOBTON COMEDY (II)
A quortette or comedians and vocul~
> isle, beyond compute.
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SALVATIIIN All!" DAV l8
DESERVE”
(Continued from First Page.)
combined churches of South Norwuik
to assist in the great work that is
being done by the local branch of the
Salvation Army. it also marked a
slowing aml deserved tribute to the
tremendous charts that are. being
made by Captain and Mrs. ill. .1. Per-
rcti, commanding the Icon] corps to
bring good cheer and the Word of
God into those .ll0m65.,il0l. reached by
charitable organizations or the
churches.
oral speakers of the evening sun-g for
the captain and his faithful helpmate
were‘doservcd in ev'ely way.
The meeting opened with a song;
given out by Major Bimonson, music
being furnished by the band. Pray-
or by Rev. Ralph (l. Hartley followed
and than a selection by the band.
Col. Pearl. was then Introduced by
Rev. John BtapietOn. who paid him it
glowing tribute and informed the col-
onel that the reasonlwhy the local
mInlsters and churchegx'wore eager to
do so much for the Amy who by res
son of the foot that all loved Captain
and Mrs. Ferrell to such an extent .
that the best they could do and 3th
was not good enough»
Colonel Pam proved to be a very
Interesting speaker, the opulent helm:
a comprehensive one and only his in-
timate knowledge of the history and
workings of the Army enabled him to
condense the «(my Into the short
some of half an hour.
’Ooionel Pom commenced his talk
with the beginning of thonrmy, tell-
In: the interesting story of the call.
In: or General Booth. ’l‘hnt tool:
piece fortmeven years into bad since
that time there hills been established
salvation Ami ranches iii liftwsven
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[were imprisoned and many died long
' Booth.
’1 shoes” 8:- funds and um handsome
Sits seam tow-um by my. first.
~‘ nor of 14a! and Well one». and the . /
othcri its rm humanly lien at I "
*Credit is particularly conven-
ient during the holidays,
‘ when everyone wants to-look
their best. but has so than?
V other cells upon their money.
Don’t_lose any of the plea»
sureihat belongs to Christ~
inns time because of
lack of proper attire Here
:gfia you may get‘Immedlately the
v" Clothes you need, without
'g having to wait until you can
/ ’ save up the money
No extra charge for (mom
ing an account.
Terms oflPaymcnt
to. Suit Customers.
‘Women's 8; Misses’
Coats $7.98 to $40
1Women’s 8: MisseS’
Suits, $9 to $30
Women's lb MiSses’
Dresses, $5 ”to $25
Men’s 8. Youths’ Suits
$7 to $25
, Men’s 85 Youths’Over-
coats $7 to $40
Boys’ Suits. & Over-
coats $2.98 to $7.50
BUY NOW AND PAY us NEXT YEAR
$1 A’W'EEK ‘_FRAN-K JACOBY $1 A ’W‘EEK
":Washington Street. Opposite lioytfs Theatre
city at which time Colonel Adam Glf~
lord. of Boston, gave an address.
Colonel Gifford is an able speaker
and his address yesteldav. was very
inteiosiinl: and was a revelation to
and the church; through misunder
standing worked to their disadv’nn
Heistated that men and uomenj
before their time as a result of the
persecution and hul‘dships through many of the large audience which Illl.
which they were forced iotgo. éed the church no to the real work
As a result of ibis General Booth accomplished by “‘0 Army.
emerged the apostle of the poor; one He relates his personal experiences
of the greatest reformers and one or and told of his conversion. Concrete
the greatest evangelists the world ideas Of what the Army tries to do
has ever known. He was honored by were well explained.
presidents and kings and upon him' The hardshipg of thirtv v.eurs:ago
was Collier?“ the 1118119“ degree at when membels of the Ann) were or-
Oxford. The speaker stated Illnt it rested for parading the streets were
simply Wém ‘0 show what one man all entertalnlngly r.elntsd The spunk—
Tho praises that the sev 00“” do When hi3 aims were 0‘! the or told of the conversion of men whol
loft character of those of General later turned out to be either reliable
buslncss men, or ministers or proved
The iast‘and greatest tribute paid successful as professional men. This
to the General was his funeral one was to show that not only In the w'ork
of the greatesttever held. Thirty live among the lower classes but anions
thousand persons passed his bier at those who have fallen, among the up-,
Congress Hall. London in one day be 'pcr and better classes.
tween the hours of five in the worn The people should not ludue‘ the
mound nine in the evening Army or its work by what they see
In summing up, the speaker said on the street corners. The real go‘-
that the one officer forty-seven years soils. which were well depicted last
ago had swelled to 18 000 today; thewvening. are bigger and more reach.
one 'bandnmau had grown to 35 .000; .1“! than outside appearances would
the one deacon had expanded out to indicate
50 .000. (‘olonol (lidord spoke of the comp.
Nor has the Army llost any of In; oration of the churches and the Army
evangelistic seal durlng the period of and illustrated both that and thoro-
its tremendous growth ’Inp work or operation of the municipalities and
. oformationand salvation in and so the Army. He recited many parties.
7103 on. During the past your the lor cases which proved Into sting
Army has spoken to over 8..600 000 in Idud then save numerousi Mutilation
indoor meetings In rm. country. The which revealed the extensive work
Army roaches twice as many outside being carried on.
and it lscfisured that the grand total ,A feature or the meeting was the
would reach 'iully‘so, .000. music. Aucombhied choir from the
The ”wk“ than referred to and Methodist. Congregational and new
explained the m“ social Work that that churches and several notes by Io.
who being done ondionded his talk by ‘3’" Army ”MM” “mm“ on “W"
defining the movement by saying that I‘m" mu’lm program. '
Salvationlsm was Christianity in cm Rev. James I” 3'7“?" made “ ”I”
when; religion with to simmers M ”I “W“ ”9"“! 1°? "1” ”"9“
« um: and Ghl’fltlflnu?‘ m ‘5“)me Of ”13 Armyvanditho “laid“ P63988112
men's. cloth». .‘M m" ' I
M 01mm fisher made on u m Rev. Ernest li'. moronic offered
m brew and nor. warrior practitioner!
the benediction. "i ‘
colleen by slim flood.
, ll hetero was about.
_ ' which a collection has tales
e mom-m flirt by ‘1
m hand so a concert at the cor-
Both were largely susnln'd
my: allows. members and
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"’9“ ‘ sow monsoon. In: am so my
‘walk and South Norwolk.
lit 2: 20 o‘clock yesterday the silt .. ,
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Pays, the Bill
hold also held at "4:45 o'clock. in
front of the Hot-cl Mahackemo.
The Financial Result. ‘
The Salvation Army was given It €10
cided boost yesterday as a result ‘
the meetings that were held in N
'The '
'ceipts of the day‘sgvvork were on"!
lows: ~
Collection at the‘ Town Hall
and of open air meeting. ..8 17'“,
30pm air meeting at Mahacke—
mo hmol ..................
Collection at the South Nor- _,
vi'ulk Congregational church. 35.88
(‘ollection at tho Norwulk M.
E. church ................
[Pledged at South Norweik Con-
gregational church ....... .. 808.7”
Pledged at Norwnlk M. E
church
Total ............ . ...... . . . 88M
0! this amount 8160 will 30 tom
defraying the lelldllllefi of ”storm
meetings. leaving a working balm
'of 8806.88. This amount will not“
mood until next your
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