Three Times,
'- .. wsnrno‘" " " ’
WANTED-#TAB‘L‘EV hormones.
Inquire 4 {landlord Place. our. 114 at
.. , “ WANTEDs~POSITION BY ALL
- , . around handy man. Very capable
" with carpenter's cools. sober and re-
liable. Ready to so to work now. Ad-
dress A.B ., this office. 113 at
. WANTENEXPERIENCED STIF‘II‘
hat triinmers. Hand worked leathers.
Apply The Voik Hat (30.113 3t
WANTED —- FOUR 0R FIVE
clerks Itor temporary work Must be
quick and accurate at figures. Apply
at once to The Yale and Towns Mg.
‘4 100., Stain-.tord Conn. 113 3t
'~ . WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
. housework. Apply 47 Seaview Ave.
. 11 St
W
LOST
L08T-BANK BOOK, 1?. 428, ON
lSouth Norwallc Savings Bank Find-
er please return to bank. , 114 21 28
LOST — BETWEEN QUIN’I‘ARD
avenue and Odd Fellows' Hall. or in
hall, watch charm with initials. Re-
lward ‘tor return to Sentinel. , 113 iii
LOST—GOLD BRACELET SATUR.
day night. Probably in Hoyt’s Theatre.
but possibly en route to Norwalk via
Baxters pharmacy. Reward for re-
turn to 14 Mott avenue. 113 St
\ .
' We are about to
Rearrange and
Re decorate
our South Norwaik
Office, and having a
number of
Sample
CA S
Fixtures
that have become
slightly shop worn
from hanging on dis—
play. We will .sell
them at a sacrifice.
Call in and see them.
United Electric
Light 8tWater Co
-.
Mm AW-
Rubbers
Boston
ll.
FIRST QUALITY
if you don’t like Rubbers,
' try the
Elite Yisaolllzed Shoe
or wet weather. 84.nov,
‘ or the.
Consume Advertisements a. the pace.
, doc-— Each Additibnal W
FOR SALE;
FOR SALES—45 PASSENER FORD,
2 cylinder; side doors. good running
order. $90. 00; one cylinder PopeHart-
tord. using some every day. $75.00.
W. 1. Austin, Box 30. Noroton Heights,
Conn. Tel. .116- ii. .114 at
FOR sans —— HOUSE AND
grounds at a great bargain. Call alter
4 o’clock at 201 East Ave. Mrs. M
o. Rider. . ,. . 114 at.
FDR SALE—MY HOME IN EAST
Norwalk, house 9 rooms. hath, modern
plumbing, all new. He'nnery complete.
Lot 47 x 2.12 Abundance or druit.
Louis E Reynolds, 18 Van Zant St.
» 31! 31:
FOR SALE—HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a carioad of lovva horses, ranging
in size Il‘rom 1.100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent-
ed M. Keeler. Banks' Stabiegé
114
METZ 1913 MODELS, 22 1-2 HORSE
power, 4 cylinder, water, cooled, duliy
equipped “Special" 395 roadster 495.
Ask the man that has one, Dr. A. N.
Clark. W. R. Austin, 1188an .123
Washington St. 1.14 tit
FOR SALE—FINE LARGE COON
coat, one biack‘t‘ur coat, 1 fireproof
safe. 25 inches square by 3 it. high;
one 3 1-2 Palmer engine with lwh
gas tank and carburetor. All for so
cheap Cash or credit. Box 693, city.
113 at
BUSINESS noriéss »
TURKISH BATHB .FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 21131:!
NABH’O MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot. repair shop." “All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. as WestA Washington St.
Nor walk.
1v MUSEMENTS
THE NEW
Wizard
Photoplay Theatre
(Over Woolworth' s)
SHOWING TooAv
0nc~of the most remarkable two-reel
features ever produced,
‘ ‘A FOUR-FOOTED HERO.
Victor Comedy, with Florence Law-
rence, .
THE ANGEL OF THE STUDIO.
imp. Feature Drama.
THE LOVE TEST.
Eclnlr Funny Film.
A DRY TOWN.
Powers Drama.
THE surname Powiza.
THREE COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY.‘
2:15. 7:15 and 9:00 P. ‘M.
MltinOBG—A" South-5c.
Evening-«Adults, 10o; children, 60.
variety today. Every glittering ten-
turo vaudeville boasts in this
weeks show At the palace at on-
tertninmont,
HOYT’S
No Hotter Shown Anywhere.
An extraordinary hendlinor. The
sumptuous tabloid musical comedy
tlnit set the country daft With one
butternut joy llh the prettiest dun
. lines In tiionl dom. Joe Maxwell
announces
Polly
Pickle’ 8
Pets
A thorough); ililliiital dance. song and
Comedy spectucl s with ,.
(16) Billion Brtlilint Girls and
WM‘ ”By-“3):
M
item is a colossal comedy hit. The
daytime femurs. ' .
savor. raves edit an.
in a seroamiusiy laughable
. casts; a .v to
. "inf
CI. to _ . ‘
or ‘ is
I.
It I
so
Twenty-Five Words qu-ess ado--
ord.1 cent per Insertion; .- Inbiackn
face or Caps. Double Price ‘ "
"i «. ‘ 9T0 LET
TO LET-PAR'I‘ or House As 25
Monroe St. Rent $10.1uquire-B.-Poi-
ley, 29 Monroe st. Tel. 785- 2. it'd 3t
Putnam Ave; also 7 room ilwt. No.8
West St. All improvements. John F.
McMahon, 56 West Ave. Phonejifiigé
TO LET—AT “THE RICHARDSON-
ian," West and High, amid refined eur-
roundings. apartment of dour rooms.
bath, lull provemenus. One tarnished
room. Chance to meal tour .people. In-
quire 2 High or... 314 it
To LET-PAR'I‘ OF HOUSE AT 23
Monroe st. Rent 310. Inquire B. Poi-
iey, 29 Monroe St. Tel. 785-2. 113 Sit
TO LET-*FIVE ROOMS, ALL IM-
movements, first floor, 1'2 North Main
St. Inquire L. Joseiofl. jll 3t
TO LET—SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms. all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave.
South Norwdlk.
TO LET-—AT 1 BETTS PLACE. TO
small iamily,'liour rooms on first
tier and one in attic. Improvements.
gas and range Inulqre Mrs. Frank
Day. Bette Place. 111 iii.
TO LET—«2 NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with heat and bath. suitable for
1,. or 2. 12' 1-2 Hautord Place. South
Norwalk. , . 111 3t
10 LET—LOWER ”PART or
,house. 102 South Main St, small dam-
ily of adults. Rent :16. Inquire oi
Chas. E. Hoyt. 19 tt
To LET—MOVING PICTURE THE"
atre in Connecticut town of 12.000
population. Seatingcapscity 410. House
located on the main street. GrOund
floor; rare chance for interested party.
For durther iniormuiion write. phone
or call Yale Moving Picture (30.. 94
Church St. New Haven, Conn. 18 6t
To LETmAPARTIiENT AT 39
Chapel St. "Inquire 04 South Main:
St. ‘ a t 1
TO LET—~Slx LARDE ROOMS. AT
55 Spring St.; also 10 room house.
Connecticut 11172., large yard. Inquire
Mia. Rose Tarlov, 102 Taylor Aijez. ti
improvements. 21 Cove Ave: also 1
store. First St. East Norwaik. 1n-
quire R. Joselovsky or the United
Grocery. d23 ti‘
TO LED—NEW ti ROOM HOUSE,
improvements. on trolley line. 10 min-
utes from post office'; also 0 roam new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitcheii.tr
n
‘ T0 LET-«HAMILTON AVE, HALF
or twotamny house. 8 rooms. and 6-
> room list; all improvements: good con-
dition; one block mun railroad station“
Joseph it. Taylor. ,. 113 ti
tuneup nu «
nun liliilill
in'Addiiion to Pour House can.
corals on Each Committee
They Want Their List Used
HARTFORD. Jan. 14.~TDOT8 will
be no appointment of committees bl‘
Butcher Webster 01 the house until
the present deadlock between the
house and senate is adjusted. The
speaker said before leaving for his
home in Harwihton on Outurday that
while he had made a law tentative se-
lections tor the/committees he would
not be prepared to snnbuucs his list
until the house and ornate had agreed
upon joint rules. ’
The two houses are nearer together
mvery much nearer together—than
they were on last Wednesday. Spools
or Webster’s telegram to W. E.
Thoma. the democratic house leader.
that he was ready to center with him
on committee appointments. paved
Thorns ro’ply that he, would be ready
f to so confer when the Joint rules are
adopted has. helped matters alone.
There seems to be no disposition
now to slight the democrats in the
naming of the house committees. It
is said that Spanner Webster and de-
cided to put three dsrnourata and six
mpublieaiis upon each committee.
run would still have the constants»
TO LET—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE ON ,
Inquire J. M. Layton and 11Coé 3
311.
TO LET~7 LARGE ROOMS. ALL ‘
the way for a butter feeling, and
a little lopsided toward republicauu‘m
and the democrats are hopeful that. ,
democratic me
, lattices.
‘ ‘ That is what the democratic senate
will hunt for still: Tuesday. They
want not only their tour representa-
trim on each at the committees hilt
they want the four democrats on the
.lm-portant committees chosen by the
democratic leaders and notlby the re-
publican state committee:
From the present reeling at the re-
pd‘blloans it is expected that there will aardlng any ct these positions."
he no great opposition to this request Alsop said, and eonoernln
of the democrats and indications now in the house for speaker Mr. Alsop
point to the legislature setting down continues:
to business not later than Wednesday
of this week.
i]
mined and intolll nth advocacy u or “
as on these com-x
' ; legislators every minute. but i do
know that there Was absolutely no
. ‘ silent or anyiwnd with demo-
rate r republicans. Manon says:
“He says he knows that the creates. ‘
m legislature Were repeatedly call»
, ed on by committees from both the
republican organisation and the demo-
cratic organization who assured the
progressives they could have most
anything they wanted it they wealth
”tum--
vote for him.
st
“The progressives refused to have
anything to do with these proposals.
There was no agreement with any of
the republican or the democrats
for SMker.
Dull Headache Vanish.
X
Get a small‘ hottle anywa
and instantly your clogged
stopped-nip air passages “of
morning! the catarrh.
gone.
’9‘ End such misery now!
Mr small bottle of “Eiy’ 9 Cream
5 "‘9 “‘9 any drug store. This sweet,
l.—
"Anybody there knows what sun. er. Webster an independent man. and
prise there was when the prograsslves
The Cour-ant editorially on Saturdayfloced bodily for William E. Thorns,
took the progressive members of the the democrat.
legislature to task for alleged attempt wanted to vote for a speaker who
to make deals, one with the republi- would be a free man. They consid-
cans for the house chaplainslilp and ened Mr. Thoms an independent man,
one with the democrats for a house and they did not and do not consider
the prhgressives voted for w
They position "
known that Speaker Webst
preacher for chaplain.
Instantly Clears Air Passe to;
You Breathe Freely. Nasty is.
charge Stops. Head Colds and
try lip-Apply a little in the nostrils
will open; you will lbreathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By
coid-in-the
head or catarrhal sore throat will be
considered the best candidate for the
Speaking of the chaplainshlp it is
the idea of having it superammuated
passages; stops it
y, just to
comes lmtnediatbliy
nose and
the head
‘ needless
Get the
Balm" at
fragrant
horn they
or favors
Sentinel went eds.
till
nose. diced Eml- tit y;
a feeling of cleansing. soothln
Don‘t lay awake tonight strung”
Itor breath. with head studied;
closed, hawking and blowing ‘
or a cold,.with it's running nose.
mucous dropping into the throat,
raw dryness is distressing. bu '
Put your faith—dust- one ‘ ,_
Cream Balm” and your cold, 0
will surely disappear:
”A...” .—-—-,-----~-
He gives as his reaso ‘
his belief that, regular
churches owe their first
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EVERY assurin- Charmin yous MONE
DOES AQJ‘ ACCOMPLJSH
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ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A P03 ‘
ITI‘i'lL‘ GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION
i
Don’t Throw Away Your Old Dull Safety Razor. as
this Stropper “Automatically Sharpens and Keeps
Sharp Any Kind of a Ruler Blade
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There is no trick about strapping your razor-mot with Bailey s Automatic Strepper. which is built on
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Dressing assures sharp blades at all times.
You’ll NeVer Need to Buy Another Blade
and with Very Sharp
$ 2 50 Razor
Sharpener for
an.
DO NOT LOSE ANY TIME
CLIP THE COUPON NOW
r‘uR.
You may begin cutting out Coupons
at any time, and when you'havo six
coasddutiveiy numbered present them
at The Sentinel Office with 98 cents,
and at one at than 02.50 fiutcunstid
A
suspects. This situation mast lief. ‘ ‘
seen to to appreciatéd. Coins in said . ,
«'9
polls and Ninety»
will
Celebra ed Razor Shoppe i ”
Bailey’s Automatic Shopper Cou~
(pen. lllSix Con-No 113
entitle you to
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