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.18 Morgan Ave. Norwalk.
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snout complete public
WANTED
A SWEDISH GIRL SEEKS POSI-
"11%“ as general housemsid Call or
its all out St. East Norwalk.
16 3t
WANTED ~—,. GENERAL HOUSE-
dvork girl for totally or two. Aplllsy
16 't
LOST
LOSan'SMALL DARK PURSE,
containing sum of money. Reward tor
return to Sentinel office. '17 list
C T. McGovern
General lnELrance
FIRE INSURANCE
, Real Estate. Room 14. Keeler
Building. 155 Washington St. South
NorWalk. Public Stenograpther.
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED ’
his officexrom 29 North Main
street bo-ths
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING.
' in West Washington Street.
Tel., office, 1069- 3; house, 698.
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ST. JOHN'S LODGE iNOTALLATlON
m
Omen Recital and Vocal Fragrant
l will be Given.
The committee in charge oi the in-
stallation ceremonies for St. John's
(image, No. (l, A. F. and A. M, of Nor:
:walk. to be held on Thursday even
lug have planned for an evening 04'
particular merit. A program, which
will follow the installation ceremonies
themselves, possesses excellent ting
lent, and is composed or speakers and
lingers. it is planned to have the
installation
ever held in Norwalk.
An organ recital will precede the
service which will begin at s o‘.ciccir
All members of the family and thou
Islands or the members will be up}I
, fitted. and it Is anticipated that) the
1‘ hell in the Masonic Temple will be
1 filled, for past alleles of this nature
have shown to tile public the beauty
or the 1111.11.13 .
1...... in 117111 make 1111
fiction tailoring/11w ran "
‘ Main 181;.
1
1, miles ‘,
‘ro‘ LET-43 nooMs ALL 1111‘
provenmnts. inquire at 72 riprtil;
TO LEV—REAR 0F STORE CAN
be used for storage, painter or plumb-
or.A1pply to Mrs. A. M Palmer, $4661»
or Building, Room 9.1 J7-
TO LETQAPARTMENT AT 89
Chapel St. inquire 64 South 1311111151
7
St .
1'0 LET-«LOWER FLOOR AT14
hanklln at, me seems tor light
housekeeping. No children. Inquire
on premises.1 17 3t
TO LET—«SIX 1.11.1311. scours, AT .
55 Spring St: also 10 room house,
Connecticut Ave, large yard. Inquire
Mrs. Rose ‘Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave.
1 " l?
To LET—~REAR, 0F STORE, CEN-
trally located, steam best. In good
condition. Adlress Store, care Senti-
MA
' ‘ son sALL ‘
FOR SALE-é-WHITE SILK POODLE
1911419168. 0 weeks old live snow balls. ,
Hoyt's.
inquire DeFra. stage door,
Theatre, Tuesday and Wednesday.
37 2t.
FOR BALE—SET 011‘ FRENCH
towns. Or ants! hall runner, oak exten-
slop tab 0, large and small brass. pas
rot cages. All like now. At a. bar-
gain. Phone 140-3. , JG 3i;
AUTOMOBILES FOR 8ALE~A
handsome new- 40horse touring car,
120 inch wheelbase. 36 inch wheels, .
and out of its little bowls with null-
top.1shield.speedometcr. Bosch igni-
tion. Cost $2,100. Want odcr.1iiox
805; Stamford Conn. 14 3t
FOR SALE—«NEW 181x ROOM
house for sale or to rent, Tierney
Ave, Norwalk, 5 minutes from trolley.
bargain it sold at once. Lot
60 x 168. Inquire of Frederick Greg-
ory, or st. John and Keyser, Steam-
boat Blane. 14 43
nel. is 31.
TO LETmSECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. '
14 at
T0 LET—FRONT OFFICE, KEEL-
er Bldg.
Keeler Building. . , 14 3t
To. LET—J7 LARGE ROOMS, ALL
improvements. 21 Cove"Ave.; also 1
storey First St, East Norwalk. In-
quire R. Joselovsky or the United
Grocery. 1123 11::
To LET—NEW 8 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, on trolley line. 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitcheil."
11
To LET~HAMILNN AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 8 rooms. and 6
room blot; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. all! t!
BUSINESS NOTICES
\
BOARDING-«TABLE BOARD, FUR-
nished rooms. House modern and.
omo‘ like. Hot water heat. electric
lght, 'phone. Three minutes from de-
pot. Rates moderate. Mrs H. A.
(3111111330 Chestnub St. 34 3t
TURKISH BAT 8 FOR. THE
:rsatment or gout rheumatism. elm
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth! Sanitarium. 131.2113.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
loot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
austom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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Dividend Notice
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BAN
South Norwnik. Conn.
At a meeting of the directors of this
bank held this day, a dividend at the
rule of four per cent. per anngn was
declared to depositors from the surn-
lngs of the six months ending Decem-
ber ill, 1912. The saute will be eaten
ed on passabooks and paid on and af-
ter January 10, 3913.
Deposits made on or before January
'10, 1913, will draw interest from Jan-
uary 1, 1913.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE 1.. WOODWAR‘D.
Treasurer.
L.
Dividend Notice
1281“" MIMI-ANNUAL DIVIDSND OF
’. THE NORWALK IA‘VINOI
coolerv. .
i mu-
Norwnlk, Conn.
December 12, 1918.
At a meeting of Directors or this
ociet‘yebeld this day. a dividend. at
the ct B‘Olllt it) per cent per cm
cum who declared to Opposite" trout
tbs comings oi“ the six months ending
December ill, 1912. .. ‘1'
The same will be entered on M
11:03:11“; paid on and mu: January
1123 3111
M01110 1111111 on or before Jan-
its, will draw interest
by“ A. illift‘l‘lfi. erratum
. ii'ltdfileOiifi A. Elliott. ’l‘rsuéllrpri»
The New Science
OHiROPIAOTiO.
Inquire on 1promise or Patrick .
Mocklsr, Norwalk Iron Works.
Inquire C. T. McGovern, '
FOR SALE—GARAGE. CENTRAL-
ly located. Good business and full oi
mirage. Address Garage, care Senti-
no.
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AMUSEMENTS
Old’Redme'n’s Hall
(Over Woolworth's)
EXCLUSIVE
' PHOTOPLAYS
eHow’mo TODAY
THE HEROlNE or THE PLAlNS— _
101 Bison two-reel—wcstcrn thriller.
MAMMA'S BOY—~11 King Buggot
live wire comedy. .
THE'ANosL or THE ammo-—
A Florence Lawrence dramatic
, com. 1. .13
A JAPANESE iDYLLwRexoralnu.
bfidutituly staged, ‘el‘leotively emot-
ed. ‘
71-11: GOLDEN RULE—A compelling,
thrilling picture play.
Here is a program that has never
been equaled. at any time. by any 11101
lion theatre in South Norwnlir. Sec»
lug is believing. Come tonight.
Matinee: ........ . 5c admission
Evening Adults, 10; Children, 51:
12 6t.
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little one's stomach. lvcr {and 30 feet
at bowels are filled with 1101119113 and
clogged up waste and need a gentle
thorough cleansing at once.
one a. teaspoonlul ~«oi! Syrup of
Figs, and in a few hours the foul. de-
caying constlplAted matter. undigested
food and sour bile will gently move on
son, griplng or weakness, and yen will
surely have a well and smiling child
shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not
dragging your children, being compos-
ed entirely of lhbdldus figs. smart and
aromatics it cannot be ‘h’armml, be-
; sides they dearly love its delicious
taste. '
Mothers should always keep Syrup
0! Figs handy. It is the only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and regula-
tor needed—~11. little ‘givén today will
save a sick child tomorrow. 1 1 1
Full directions for children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly print-
ed on the package.
Ask your drugglst for the full name.
“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna."
prepared “by the Oalliornla Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen-
uine old reliable. Refuse anything else
offered.
Up-to-date Sport
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Read The
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A gigantic gathering of footllghle‘ fn~
vorites today. Come and nitrite merry
with us Discard your worry and an
joy the fun festlvnlut the happiest
place in the slate,
HOYT’S
Always “Miles and Mlle- ol' Smiles"
and cheer up features. 1
Welcome return and notable visit of
cverybody's favorite. Earth‘s tall~
m comedian and trier. A giant in
actual measurement, and runny train
head to toe.
OSOROI M1083.
And his col brated company of Lllb
.putiune,l the popular fairy this
comedy pity! 1"
.iAOK THE GIANT KILLIR.
bio .funuliir act in vaudeville. Great
for the inertia and ideal for the
grown ups. special matinee perform.
once: Wednesday. Reception aim
the matinee tor the (1th Mr.
Aucsrywill lvo souvenirs to all
those sales in: the matinee Wed»
nenday.
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Another recordsbrciviila spectacle. A
01.0.0110 attraction do site. isotopes
foremost spectacular comer. . 1 1
MARTYNNI.
is introducing Willem creations.
, cumulus tore aristocrat and
m and 1’
1.
a, 1 ,
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The Olnger buyb.‘ ,
we are about to
Rearrange and
Re decorate
our South Norwsllr
Office. and having a
number of
Sample
' GAS ..
Fixtures
that have We
slightly shop were
from building on dis-{
play. We Will Isl
"tiiem it! it sacrifices 1
(hit in and use than. ‘
United Electric 1111
of oyster laden boats into Baltimore
log all in their power to out down the
high cost or living. Standard oysters
this year are selling in Baltimore at $1
a silica and the selects are bringing
31.30.1413 one packer pointed out re
solid meal; in a gallon of oysters. Tur.
key and chicken are much higher in
1pricc.'l‘he American Express 00., in
prdvidlng a. direct route to the Pacific
coast this year, has helped to increase
the trade of the Maryland oyster mar-
ket Some dealers'ln Baltimore are
shipping consignments of oysters; as
far as Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and
British Columbia, Canada, this full
New Jersey oystqrmsn, who hold
that the statute is unconstitutional un-
‘ der which indictments recently’1 found
against some or them for rousing on
leased ground. and whordo‘ not believe
sion has the power to stake oil the
beds for leasing purposes, have organ-
iced tonight the question out in the
courts. The trouble between the bay-
obtalned for several years past. While
some 0! the oysbermen resignedthem-
selves to the situation when the board
obliged to relinquish privileges which
ilnnl decision on; the question.
for the leasing of land in the Chess-
pectcd Within the next few days.
Among the applicants are eight Balti
mum to take up 500 acres each.
credit of the commission.
will approximate 14.500 acres. Mom-
mpplied for. With every
vsy made 0! his beds; which is follow-
tho louse.
charges This latter amount is char;
ed on every acre now under lease.
is quoted as follows;
for and that the former law was a full
Wuwfimhrfl 1..- sum».
ll lililii’lllli till .
sum. dotted league or
breaking all records for .
, shipments and v'arious dealers recent~
1v estimated that 50.000 bushels is the
average day' a consignment to flap
1 mansions, Portland and other :Paclilo
. coast points. “There is a‘ steady stream
1 every day. and the dredgsre and ton-
‘1’ igers. Judging by their shorts, are do
neatly, there are about 1%, pounds on
the Atlantic County Oyster Commis-
men and the oyster commisison has
took control of the waters, there were
OtDBI‘B who protested against being ‘lIlS “Ol'k was We” and skillfully done. permanently, AL any drug SW”;
The Maryland Shellfish Commission
is busy these days tiling applications
penke Bay. off Calvert County, for the
cultivation oi oysters. At the cities of
the commission, in the National Ma-
rine Bank building, an application was.
filed Tuesday for 500 acres, and ii. is’
said that oyster applications are ex-
Increase who have signified their in-
which would total 1000 acres to the!
was the.
expected applications it is stated, the
total water area leased and asked for
bars of the commission and others in
rerouted in the future of lithe oyster in-
dustry of this state are of the opinion
that by the time the present season
ends about 20,000 acres will have been
application
for a lease the law requires a deposit
of 35. Five more dollars is required
when the prospective planter has 3 our.
on by a charge at $3.50 for recording,
A rental charge of 31 an
sure a year is added to the above
Blllillllw-iliiiliillil
. 1 lid 11111111111111. Headache, Bohr
Thin, brittle; colorless and serenity
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; oi: dandrulb-tbat awful scurr.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruil. It robs the hair
of its lustre.—lts strength and its very
life; eventually production a. feverish-
nes‘s and itching of‘ths scalp, which
ii.’ not’remedled causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen -and lehell the
hair falls out fast. 4, .
A little Danderlno tonight~now~
anytime—«will surely. save your hair
(let a 25 cent bottle or Knowlton's
1
use, while the Campbell-Price law is
a success. I am acquainted with the
history of oyster legislation, and I
know that the bill as originally drawn
by Mr. Human contained all the provi-
sions of the Campbell-Price bill, which
by the way. was drawn by Mr. Human
and was. intended to do amend the act
of 106, the original Human act, as to
put back into it the provisions which
were struck out or it by the enemies
'of oyster culture. it‘ was through my
suggestion that Mr. Human was made
counsel for the Canned Goods «Ex-
change some 30 years ago. He served
any fee. The principal piece of work
be accomplished was the passage or
the Oyster Culture law. He gave to
this really great cause his own time
and his own money, and I for one am
very desirous that it should be thor-
onghly understood! by the public that
ii the legislation as .propoaed by him
they and! their fathers beioro them had been passed in melons stormed.i
had enjoyed. May intend to have a we should now have results far-beyond‘
those which have been obtained The
Campbell-Price bill is simply an
amendment of a much larger measure
or was not only prepared by Mr. Hu-
man, as i have stated but it was press
ed by him and his friends to a success
tul issue in the lastieglslature." "
Pensacola oy stormed are finding the
demand for the bixulves heavy and are
hustling hard to keep up the supply.
The all. George W. Danielsou, width
for many years libs ‘carrlcd freight
bet“ éen Block islmbt‘,i Providence and
Newport, lg being converted into an
iov sler dredgex.
Mills 8: (‘11., Cambridge, Md, always
feel lllat they receive the full worth
of their money, but some or them are
inclined to believe that they receive
a great deal more and for proof of this
the following from the “Evening Sun.’
of East St. Louis, ll}; “When Capt. F.
W. B. Reynolds. 0‘ 574 North 24th
street encountered practising hard in
a dish of oy sit-r stow he was enjoying
at his home at first he was inclined to
feel peeved Upon second thought he
decided to imcstlllole his find and ‘wusi
agreeably surprised chop the hard sub
stance proved to be a pearl. He took
the pearl to a St. Louis expert to have
a value placed on it and was told the
George N. «Numsen, commenting buggers it; worth about $1.00 in its un-
nn article in thc'iiallimcre “Bria" rel mountedi‘orm. The pearl is about the
1 guarding the Hamlin oyster culture law,
"The article
says. substantially, that the original;
1 Human Oyster Culture law, which was
enacted in 11106, cwlug‘io humanist;
ive provisions defeated its own object.
which was to foster the private plans
log of, oysters. The writer goes on
further to state that under the Our-up.
, hell-Price law pulled by the last logic»
tutors,“ large areas have been applied
also of a srnsll marble and nutritious
cussed up as worthless by ordinary
beings. it is very clear and of a
whitish color. When he was; told that
the pearl was worth 8100 Reynolds
laughed and said that the quart 0! cy-
sters he purchased has the lineal in
vastmsnt be ever made in his lilo. The‘
price he paid for the oysters was very
reasonable and in addition to the pearl
he got the satisfaction of enjoying a
lull quart The oysters were part or a
saint/abut received from Tubman, Mills
it (20.. or Gumbrlduo, Mr "
Alphonso Honest); of Worcester.
Must, explains the plentitudc oi oy-
sters in Provineetown harbor. its says
that nine years ago. when he was cook
on a Chicago bunkers yacht. a bushel
oi the his ulvca were dumped overboard
Railroad when. The oysters were in
The Connecticut dial;
1 sinners have We” no
will meat at a board of relief pursuant
Ripe Haven. to 119111 11le11 item the
-—tl1e llamas Oyster law—and. the for-1
“afield of oysters {with Tubman?
tram the yacht lust 11.1.1.1... the bead oi
danger or spoiling. bonus the “condo. M
flabOomnill-
to the” provisions of the statute, at
at their chine. sci Exchange building.
. valuations bi shell 111.11 uncouth upon
situation youwill say it we,
investment you ever made 1 1
fluffy and have the ”apnea 1
ubuudanco;‘ an incomparable.
andsoltness. but what will
most will be after lusts new
use. when you will actually
of line. ‘downy hairwnew hat
lug all over the scalp.
however, prohibit any member of
commission from engaging 1
lug. although they are not p
from dealing in oysters or en's
any branch of the oyster business
or than planting.
SEAFORD, .Deit', "Dec. 30 .eu‘l‘ile Ci!
ster packing business is exceplio '
line for the time of 1191.17.11.
years the hodses' here have us
been run only‘bh‘ half time alts ion "
ing good wow and every me
in town is feeling the beneficial e
--Torturin_g eczema» spread
burning area every day. Dean'
ment quickly stops its spreading
stantly relieves the itching, cure!
LA GALLIENNE .o TURN HQ.
Richard Le Gaillenne, the poet ‘1
wrote “The Poet with the flows
Tongue." in reply to William Wa_ X1 1
“The Woman with like SW
Tongue," sailed yesterday to 1
seilles on the steamer 'Can
spend the next four months 1;.-
ho ,
“I have given up city life for good.
he said. “as I can find in nature 331*
'thedramatic contrasts of the city '
The same conflict the tyranny _
same infustioe. In flowers Hound u
do among human beings; i also: ‘
the same ugliness
”The gypsy and the hobo have“!
right idea of life. Free and “R993 "
flaunt, they can roam *at all}.
like the Goulds. Vundprbilts, 1.,
guns and other mll-llonnilzcs w '
folio“ their example they won
c’btalri the rent of soul that; th _ _ ,
.noi get by the cxpendltule 0 35
millions. "
Wife and stepdaughter with Him.
The author of “11 I Were God‘
ldisinclined to spank furthur
plans and referred the intorvle. '
Mrs. Le Galllcnnc 111., Who to,
11.11.11 the wife of Roland Hinton 1'
the American sculptor. Her as
(lvlendolln was with her and l
{to trump and camp by the r
with her mother and the post.
Mrs. he Guillermo suld install
as they arrive in Marseilles the11
put on comfortable shoes and a 1 ._
clothing. curry knspsucks on _ ‘ ~
backs and begin a lump of it ‘1
to Paris. ‘ L
cast to see everything that
of the Troubadour can she
Le Guillermo 11 billion about
about the Provepcnl va
by looting 2!}. mm. ..
thought it would: Wen ..
portunlty to satire}- mated“
at the same tunic,
«wnt Ply v1.1: to 01111111 it
“Before 11111 W ‘ ‘ _
have 1111de out
in the couhfli] if; 7 '
acquaintance of an oil tri
La Guillermo. who lives in
this short» oi the In . “
“We shall not stay ,
than a day, and after 1
channel to England return
a in unvaried, 0(1an
Romy Monro; bitten
elm. Wail also a‘iuisrubsr '
Guillotine”; party. and intends
the bills from Marseilles to
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