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wnu‘rab
TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTED—~SITUATION AS COM—
panion. dressmaker or nurse. Would
he 'willing to travel. Mrs. A. M.
'l‘el. 67—3. . dill 3t
‘lPoole, Westport.
rooms, all improvements.
Ave.
Moekler, Norwalk iron Works. dill lit
‘ro LET—~SIDCOND FLOOR, runs
45 Summit
Inquire on premises or Patrick
FOR 8ALE—w1 GAS RANGE 1N
god conditIon, cheap. 19 Seavlew Ave,
East Norwnlk, second floor.
dis 3t ‘
YOUNG MAN WANTS BOARD AND
room in private inmily. Must be
central, with bath, heat. State par-
ticulars. Price. E. 111., core Sentb
aiel. dis 3t
lodar streel.’
nun, 47 West Ave., South N01 walk or
20 Wall St,
TO LET iiiii 4 on 5 Rooms“ AT 3:.
inquire Timothy Bree
Norwalk. Phone 458.
Only $110 Cash or $1.
ONE NEWBY AND EVANS UP-
right piano, years of service in this
one.
Iy. Must be sold befme Christmas.
Steinert s, 16 South Alain.
25 week-
d18 31’
1119 31;
WANTED—SOME ONE TO HAND
color photograprs. Work may be done
at home ”it desired. Address “Photo,”
care Sentinel. dill :‘it
LOST
impiovemcnts, on trolley line, 10 min
utes from post otilce; also 6 room new
house on Slocum -St.
TO LETMNE W 6 ROOM “HOUSE,
Geo. Mitchell.
BEFORE MOVING. OUR
to Bridgeport we ‘will save you troin
$50 to $100 on all our pianos.
prices will surprise you
16 South Main.
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STOCK
Our
telnert' s,
d18 3t
n1 ti
LOST—A SHEEP ON CONNECTI»
cut Ave. Finder can leave word at
Sentinel office, South Norwaik. dis 3t
very fine condition, bath, at 53 Osborn
Ave, E.
Ises.
TO LET—4 LARGE AIRY ROOMS.
ONE BEAUTIFUL SQUARE PIANO,
Rosewood case, $5.
South Main.
Stelnert’s.
16
(118 31'.
Norwalk. Inquire on prem-
618 {it
LOST-A BUNGH 0F KEYS BE-
tween blast Norvi‘alk and Saugatuck
on the Shore Road. Findci will please
retuin to Sentinel offlce d18 3t
11
inquire 4 Franklin St., downstairs.
To LET—~TWO ROOMS FOR
ght housekeeping. All conveniences.
FOR antic—1 BEDROOM
black walnut extension table. Cheap
it sold at once.
Westpcrt Ave Nor,walk Conn. d18 3t
Edwina i}
SUIT, 1
rower, IS
(118 31,
LOST-IN DICKERMAN & SONS,
Saturday . night, parcels. Finder
please return «to Sentinel office. d1? 31:
FOUND.
FOUND—Sinus. OWNER MAY
have same .‘W proving property and
paying charges. Inquire W. D. Keel—
lI
premises.
$7; three large rooms, with gas, $8.01).
Clstern in cellar.
St.
TO LET~SIX ROOMS AND TWO
l basement, 4?. Fifth Steinquire on
2 years.
A1 condition.
FOR SALE—TO SETTLE ES-
tate, 3 houses; pays 10 per cent. Built
PIIce $6,500.
Address Box 155,N01waik,Conn.
(118 3t
d1? 3t
‘ro LET—*THREE LARGE ROOMS.
Inquire 104 West
(117 3t
er, East Norwalk. 1117 at
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chapel St. and 215 Washington street.
inquire 64 South Main :St.
TO LET-w—APARTMENT AT 39
did bf
CHARLES ODDO, THE EAST
iSide barber, wishes to announce that
he will do harboring at the homesoi’
his patrons on request. Phone 306-3.
d17 3t
oi two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6‘-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor.
TO LETr-‘HAMILTUN AVE, "HALF
813 it
_ BUWSINESS' NOTICES
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr.‘
lWadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
I9 tf
NASH's MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Lichermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. ab iHavIIand at.
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 '
for each set or old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old G01d, Silver, old Watch-
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mall.-
Phila. Smciting and Refining
Company, '
Established 20 Years
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. ¢
T0 DENTISTS.
‘We will buy your Gold Filings,
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
i
Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tel., office, 10693; home, 693.
122:...
”MW”. -vw_w.m. M... _.
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCACIONB.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 . .I. VAAST
C. T. McGovern
General insurance
Real mutate. Room 11. Keillor
glandular, 111i. \i‘ueiibigton 81.. South
Norwaiii.
Dividend Notice
Darius, 13111111.,
December 9,1912.
At a meeting at the Board of True
toes of the Home Bank and Trudi
stomach? held this day. a dividend or
the rate of 4 per cent. pm- a’ahuin Vine
,~ declared (or the six months audios
December 31. that on all so
_ tied thereto, to 11$ credited .‘l nary
1913. and to be entered on pass-
‘ d after January 1111.11, 1913.
lied on or hetero inns ‘
d . 11$“di interest ,
Iiiiiiu’iiiiii
AMUSEMENTS
--OLD-—-
PICTURES '
TODAY:
JACK OF DIAMONDS. American.
A handsome gnmblcr.’.. "pietiy gills,
" jealous ioveis, n tIIiiiliIIg (11min.
THE WONDERS 0F SURGERY.
An interesting Majestic.
BOBBY ND THE GOVERNESS.
A gren. Gnumont comedy.
Three Others.
DON’T FORGET
flint tomorrow night we give away a
10 or 12 lb.t\11kev.iii‘111g your cou-
puns
MATINEE 2:30.
EVENING 7:30.
ADULTS, 100’; CHILDREN, 60.
Matinee: except Saturdays and Hell.
days 50.
A program of novelties and fun.
More is n hill that is it real hum
(linger. At the Playhouse Perfect
HOYT’S
Offering Vmidevllle's Bupreme idiiorts.
'I‘iie BDIIBOII'II stellar event and most
notable attraction,
HARLAN E. KNIGHT
and Associate l’luyora, in n soul stir-
ring drumntlc comedy of New Illus-
lnnd. THE CHALK LINE. A pidylot
that is the standard of vmidevilio's
the Modern Venus.
chill on her Wheel 01 gold.
lotion Imm it read
. Entertainers of exceptional duality,
FEM".
EV,
i’ldila'fli dance end song diverclders.
s.
rm diviilitiaineers in vitreous.
good i‘lavor.
Ci‘andall, Stamford, Conn.
The perfect or-
This at
traction retire unis the totem impor-
EVAN“ AND HARRY
VELI
'iiere niii a great his trust Icr college
HiflgflTMILDAY and AEH‘I'ONM
FOR SALE-11 NO. 1 RUTABAGA
turnips, in any quantity, right size and
Write or 'phone C. H.
Tel. 1371.3.
(1183i
FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL
bull puppies, male and icmsle.
screw tails and pedigreed.
maiked;
Suitable .for Xmas gifts. Co
and .get your pick, Apply
street, South Norwalk.
Telephone
BOSTON
Nicely
me early
24 Clal'
d1”! 31
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given
taken therefore or which 111
i’ected thereby by reason of
a meeting of the Council of
will be held at the Council
8 o‘clock p. 111.. when and
looted thereby may appear
heard in relation thereto.
Dated at South Norwnlk
day of December, 1012.
Per order of Council.
Attest:
dis 2:
person whose land is proposed to be
posed lay-out for Summit avenue that
on the 6111 day 01‘ January, 1913, at
persons whose land is proposed to be
taken therefore or which may be at-
JOHN J. CIINEO.
City Clerk.
to every
ay be at-
the pro-
this city
chamber
where all
and be
this 18th
NOTICE
son whose land is proposed
by the establishment of a
line on each side oi North 211
the northerly side of Pine
the easterly side of
westerly side of
of this city will be held on
11113, at 8 o'clock .p. 111.,
where all persons whose
posed to be taken
which may
in
tlierci
to.
Dated 111 South Norwnlk
day oi i'icccmhcr, 1912.
Per order of Council.
Attest:
cos "a
Notice Is hereby given to every por-
eii tliercioro or which may be affected
from \\'ashington street northerly to
North
street, and to a point opposite to said
northerly side 01' Pine street on the
said North Main
street. that n 1110011111; of the (‘ouncil
January 11
when
be elicited thcioby .111111
uppcuil and be licnid in Icluiion ilieie
JOHN J. (‘11
Clty
1,0 be tak-
building
uln street.
street. on
Alain
and
1111 is pro-
rom and
this 13111
N130.
Clerk.
learned town meeting at
to take such notion (heron
meeting shall deem proper.
w. “w...— and. "-m.“
December ill. 11,1111.
iii, 11113. ,
Money do;
nary 1011!.
‘ from .111me
FABDERIOK 111.113.11.13.
"NOTICE
Notice is hereby Riven that an ad
1.111111)? MONTGOMERY
docretury.
tmn‘ml am a». MRI
Dividend Notice
the Town
oi” Norwuik, being an nillourninont of
adjourned town meeting. held Oct. 111,
1912. will be held in the Town Hail,
Norwulk. Thursday. Dec. iii.
o'clock, 1p. ‘m. for the following pur-
poses. to wit: To hour the report of
the special committee of seven on the
construction oi bridge and draw and
as tie
1912,
11
ll.
1
boat. It is worth going miles to sec.
Another extraordinary ’heiuiliuer. ,
Aineiicnn debut or (be hit 01‘ the ‘”T¢3§m§§‘fi?& swag” 0"
“i‘olilen liergere." Paris. Moat bcuu “amt-rm ,
111111 3111 on the European stage. w
' LA PETITE cuss. snagging?
i use.
At a meeting of threciorsiot this
Society hold this day, a dividend at
the vote or 11111111 (1) her cent. our are
sum was declared to Dominion from
the seminars at the six months ending
the tonic will be entered on 11111111
books and paid on and alter auxiliary
”111d 1111 or before Jan-1
,mlwl I draw
WILLIAXW A: CURTIS. Prowl-slit.
Treasurer.
di'! ‘3
For Coughs and Colds
victim of enough or coidelNONlNE
by overcoming weakness and tortII‘Y-
fills the arteries with rich new warm,
vltuiizlng blood, curing coughs, even
stubborn bronchial coughs,
lieving colds, no matter how deeply
seated.
physicians use in their private 111'an
tlce and is ‘iree 01? alcohol and poi
sonous drugs.
Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion Linonlne,
la the only Linonlne.
tutu.
her 17. 1912.
flee of A. M. Wooster, Solicitor
Patents, Bridgeport, Connecticut:
Claus, Hartford. two patents;
1118
"item
Eventstubbom Bronchial couch-
Yleid to This Wonderful Remedy.
Pneumonia genus swarm to the
Prevents Pneumonia
us the membranes against germs. It
and 1e-
lt is a Iemedy thousands of
Avoid substi-
All Druggists—250, 500 and $1.
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“CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Decem-
List furnished train of-
of
Frederick Brdutlgan, Bridgeport,
machine for bending tubes.
Edward P. Bullard, Jr., Bridgeport,
machinetable-splndle bearing.
Daniel Schuyler et ai.,_ Bridgeport,
combined latch and lock for sliding
doors etc.
Edward E. Claussen and E. A.
Paper-
cup machine, paper blauk- feeding ma-
chine.
Michael F. Owens, Hartford, elec.
trical low-speed cut-out.
Peter S. Dunn, New Haven, valve.
Frank Knight, New Haven, wind-
shield.
William G. Landon, New Haven,
valve-gear for locomotives.
Peter F. Augunbraum, Stamford,
pin-tumbler lock (two patents).
Donald M. Bliss, stamtord, device
for determining direction.
Elijah B. Beuha‘m. New London, de-
vice for vaporizing or Easilylng hy-
drocarbon liquid.
Seeley P. Dirdsey,
chor.
Henry B. Cooley,
lug apparatus.
Middletowu, un-
New Britain, vend-
hinge.
, on his vast fund of experience as a
Robert 11. Leeds, New Britain, butt-
lining Man writes Interesting
Volume.“
limitation the book on 'Scientliic
Bales Manaemeu " by Charles Hoyt,
a well known advertising man of .th
Haven, Conn. The author has drawn
sales manager and sales producei, and
this book embodies some of the gen
eral «principles ct handling sales and
salesmenprinciples that have been 11-1-
on and not «found wanting. He also
working out of these principles and
gives numerous illustrations of the
shows by definite concrete examples
their appreciation, thus avoiding the
pitfalls of the average author of this
sort oi work, which most often ex-
pounds principles, and deals in gener-
alities. but fails to show actual work-
ing-s of these sometimes obvious prin-
ciples. it is a plain practical treatse
on the selling problem—~11. problem that
interests every. buslnes man in Am.
erlca.
Mr. Hoyt in his ‘book says: “‘li‘ull
the manufacturers of America were as.
sembled together with all the lobbers
OI this country, I belleve'l would be
well within the bounds of conservuw
tied it I told them that one billion ovoi-
lars or day ‘was being wasted thrugn
the employment of the old type 111‘
salesmen and his direction under the
old style or sales management." ‘1‘
lug pointed out the inefficiency of av-
erage sales management, he then pro
ceedls to show how part of this waste
at least could be saved by a more ‘sci‘
“star salesmen"~ib11t in training the
fore a salesman calls.
dest part. In other words the selenium
thus becomes more efficient.
I
the unnecessary motions have heel
’ eliminated——
entitle managementwthat is hiring of
average salesmen and so assisting him
by letters, moi-ling matter and adver-
tising, that he becomes a "closer" In-
stead of a "missoinary" . The author an “glued “mew
illustrates this by explaining how a Scientific Sales \ianagemerit (Goo
series of cards or mailing pieces
should be sent at regular intervals bo-
Oi course, at
the time he arrives his work has been
partially done~the introduction to his
firm hasibeen accomplished and that-
it is explained-— is sometimes the her-
makes 11. fewer number of calls to get
the same amount of business—mud be
As in
the scientific management of factories
and thus science Is appii
A distinct contribution to business ‘
reach of children.
removing chimney or shade.
(or all purposes.
11:
“Wain-i.
vertising, Salesmen‘s expenses, Trade
Promotion Department, etc. It Is illus.
traied by monarchs tables and dia-
grams and shows a number of forms
that have been in actual use by large
concerns.
The aifliiors style is clear and (3011‘
also and he expresses himself in every,
day practical Englishownlch is desir-
able for this kind of a book.
It is nicely bound and typographical-
iy considered is a credit to the boot:
makers. ‘
“Scientific Sales Management" is of
value to those who sell—ls full ct
meat—covch a new field—and so is
B. Woolson 00..) $2.00.
THEY ALWAYS HELP ELDERLY
PEOPLE.
Foley Kidney Pills give just the
help elderly people need to tone and
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
and regulate their action. John Mc’
Mantis, Streator, 111., says: “ii feel
better and stronger than I have for
many years and Foley ‘Kidney Pills
did it.‘ For sale by all druggists, *‘l‘
l
1
VICTIMS 0F ILLUMINATING GAS.
ed to selling as well.
Among the interesting chapters 1
doOr lock.
Edgar ii, Cottrell, 310111115th1, cut
ting and foldidfi-Y' machine.
John T. Crowlei. Beacon Falls rub
her shoe.
colutor,
Int trap
.—
GOLDB-
give them Foley‘s lloney and Tar
Compound.
relief and steps a cough promptly
[t soothes and heals.
opiates. For sale by all d1 uggists.
Henry G. Voight, New Britain, tire one on Salesmens Contests
ithm tells of a contest he once 11.111
CROUPY COUGHS AND WHEEZYiamlmd n11 linnginaiy track.
coughs and uheezy stuffy colds is to
it gives almost instant;
.0
The au~
wherein a prize of. nn“a11ton1ohile
was offered to the salesmen selling iii
truest of a ccituln comodity. In th
‘nature of the case it was apparent that;
[“1301 and S. Getter, Meriden, per. a real motor could not be. nix-.911 hm
iall entered! into the spirit of it just 111
Adoii Mor‘nnskl l‘urliivillc, electrieiSnmcmluiercst belugstlinulnlcd by the;
inmusing bulletins with Cl iide drawings
1 showing the progress of an automobii
The “'1‘.
”nor of the race was presented with
The quickest simplest Will; to rid‘ toy automobile costing about u- i‘oi 31‘ .
the children of dangerous croupy iiusi think of all the goods that wire
Isoid on this little play on human Iio-
iint‘e'.
The book has
chapters on
men 11 Meeting and Conventions. Gina
Salis-
S. HARTFORD Dec 19.—~Klitv Kru
Iliiirdos, twenty 51.- ais of age. a domes
,tlc emploved In the I’umiii of Morris
.. iii. Tay,lor 32 Ashley street, was
(. ‘ found dead in bed at the Taylor homo:
Larc csicrday moi'gnlu u viitim of gas!
‘.poisonlng Medical Examinci Knight!
was summoned and viewed the body,l
but withheld decision. '
Matthias hirinnhnri, was found ovei .“
cbme by gas )nsll Iduv morning In his
100m, at 287 Park sheet,
ri‘iiicd “2.211 11
He Is
B
n
1-
a pilnl
expected to momma?
11::n1piiied suicide. His family is (Ix-i
pcitcd 110111 1‘) amps in a few days.
witeguluius inc tic-acts, promoter
1‘. my. natuiul movements. cures Icons!
slipatlou -Donu‘ s Regulate. Ask you! i
Contains 110-9" talks Salesman in Relation to \d- .p-i ,.,. 1‘1 m, 11111111 9'. "min a box
““7 W ‘I.
sometimes in the kitchen or elsewhere you need a 1311):! be
high. where it will light the whole room, and be out of 1:11}
The Rayo Bracket Lamp' 13 made for exactly this purpose. It
one of the famous Raye Family~the best kerosene lamps
A clear, white light, steady. diffused. A strong, substantial bracket.e
affixed to the wall. The lamp Is inettpenslve. Economical. Lighted wit
Raye Lamps are made in various styled
At Dealer: Everywhere
STANDARD 011. comma or NEW rosit
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in a crack cavalry regiment, and ‘
lug his first visit to the riding so.
“‘Ere‘s yer ’orse,“ cried the in
tor.
bridle gingerly and examined ~
mount, with great care.
got this strap round it for?” he '
pointing to the girth. “Well,".~exp
ed the instructor, , ‘
"orses have a keen sense of 'um
an‘ as they sometimes ’ave sud '
fits of laughter when they see the
omits, we put them bands around:
to keep' em from bustiu' their std
——London Tit~Blts. .
paper.
for forgiveness than
temptation.
Boot too
Now Yolk
PRETTY RAW.
He was a raw recruit, Just on
The recruit advanced, took"
”Whit I
“you see. all '
‘ ‘b
A good ad pays best In “the baht
It's easier for mOst men to pray
it Is to m“
i .‘
He partly; ,
point: taken to the hos; ‘
i"iiicrc is nothing to abowiliut be 0011-. '
Conneaily & Brock.
iiAWMIII
isusssss
For the whole fain- _
iiy. Cost least in.
the long run. '
We sell Showmut Rubbers:
81 Washington Siren -
To
Enumerate
the Merits‘
.01
The
Sentinel
is Unneces-
nary-m
J edge for
Yearself
The well»
informed
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FURS
For CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Fans are a Women's idol and make ideal gills. j:
The warmth of friendship
the recipient and yourseiiif you give Furs. for in
them dwells the 811111 of Christmas.
11111111 of a more practical remembrance than a so
a cockpiece or a mail for her?
wi’l grow space ’iwixt
Can you
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