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WANTED—FIRM OQRDB OF DRY
.wood. Raymond mos. . 115 3t
. WANTED-AN repairman BOY
in finishing room. Dreyer Hut Co
. ;: - :15 3t
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wanréovs'rnuoouasnnh AND
typist. Rell'wble young lady desires
position 1 office, or at offico work;
business school graduate; will work
hard for advancement; salary moder-
late Best references
Dorothy, care Sentinel. 115 3t
WANTED-TABLE nonsense.
, Inquire (Handout Piece. city. ~ 114 3t
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LOST -.
LOST~SATURDAY NIGHT. GOLD
‘, _ watch pin; also blue enamel and gold
- ‘ docket with chain, between Golden
‘ [Hill St and Hoyt's Theatre via Fair-
fleld Ave. Reward lfor return to 13
Golden Hill St. 315 iii
BUSINESS NOTICES
TURKISH BATHB FOR THE
treatment or" gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by. appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NABH' 8 MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shdp. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed as West Washington St.
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if you need
ubbcrs
BostOn
” Hub
FIRST QUALITY
If you don’t like Rubbers,
try the ‘
Elite Viscollized Shoe
treated for wet weather, $4.00,
or the
Elite Cork Sole at” $5
' LOVER’S
“ THE PLACE"
We are about to
Rearrange and
.- . Re decorate
our South Norwaik
Office, and having a
another oi
,Pscos Livestock (30.. Wiltom
furnished. n, 1
FOR SALE
FOR SALE~NOW IS THE TIME'
to buy spring pigs. 84. 00 pair up.
Phone
11:2. . . 1116 3'.
FOR SALE—AT 9 HANFORD
Place. house or eight rooms and bath,
all improvements. Inquire J M. Lay-
tonandCo” Inc. f . A 116 at
FOR SALE—«GARAGE. CENTRAL-
ly located. Good business and full of
storage. Address Garage, care JSenti-
. 15 6t
0
FOR BALE—433831 PAYMENTS.
‘L’ai'turgue upright piano, good condi-
tion. Apply Frank T. Brundage, with
Taylor and Golden. . 12 121:
FOR SALE—HORSE, KIND, GEN-
tle, {good wind; also wagon and bar-
ness. Albert Barns, Belden Hill, Wil-
ton. 115 3t
FOR .SALEs—d PASSENER FORD.
2 cylinder. side doors, good running
order, :90. 00; one cylinder Pope-Hart-
fold, using same every- day, $75.00.
W. I Austin. Box 36, Noroton Heights,
Conn. Tel. 1165 . 114 3t
FOR SALE ——.HOUSE AND
grounds at a great bargain. Call after
4 o'clock at 201 East Ave. Mrs. M.
G. Rider. 3 ' 314 St
FOR SALE-MY HOME IN EAST
Norwslk, house 9 rooms. bath modern
plumbing, all new. Hennery complete.
Lot 43 x 21.3. Abundance of fruit.
Louis E. Reynolds, 16 Van Znnt St.
314 3t bath, improvements.
FOR SALE—HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a curload of Iowa horses, ranging
in size drum 1,100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent-
ed. W. M Keeler. Bauks’ Stables,
Noxwwnik
METZ 1913 MODELS. 22 1-2 HORSE
powor. 4 cylinder, water cooled, (fully
equipped "Special" 395 roadster 495.
, Ask the man that has one, Dr. A. N.
Clark. W. it. Austin, agent, 1133
Washington St.
POSTMASTERS llEPllilT
this page; Twenty-Five Words or Less, zoo--
tional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. .
face or Caps. Double Price
114 m Chas. E. Hoyt.
Inbledks-
TO LET
To LET—SIX LARGE ROOMS.
“also live rooms, at 65 Boning so; also
10 room house. Connecticut Ave. large
yard Inquire Mrs-Rose Tarlov, 102
Taylor live. . 17 it
nesting rooms. warren. toilet, cook
stove. gas and gas plate. All conven-
lences for light housekeeping. 214
Blast Ava, near Eabt Norwak 319th
, 16 3
To LET-rFURNlBI-IED ROOM IN
private house, with all (modern im-
movements, five minutes' walk from
center of city. Address "Reasonable.”
care Sentinel. .116 at
try: itwAippiy a little in the nostrils .
ro LET-v-B‘URNISHED. TWO oou— ‘
TO LET~HOUSE TO LET, OAK
street. Inquire at Raymond Grocery
00., Elm Grove St. . ,. 115 at
T0 LET—EOUNDRY LATELY OO-
cupled by brass company; Mechanic
St, Norweik. Reno reasonable 3
dress R. 8. You Buttes. N -.
Conn. ., 1
TO LETv—PAR'I‘ or House AT 2
Monroe St Rent $10. Inquire 1,3.Pol-
ley, 29~Monme St. Tel. 7862.314 at
Putnam Ave; also 7 room flat, No. 8
West St. All improvements John F.
McMahon, 56 West Ave Phone 614- 4.
\ .314 31:
TO LET—AT “THE RICHARDSON-
ian.” West and High. amid refined sur-
roundings. apartment of four rooms,
One furnished
room. Chance to meal (Our people. In-
quire 2 iilgh St. 114 3t
house. 102 South Main so, small iam-
lly of adults. Rent $16.1nquile oi
{9 ti
1:0 Lér~amurnnur AT 39
Chapel St. inquire 64 South Main
St. J? ti
T0 LET-~NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE.
314 iii improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St.
TO LET-LHAMlL'i‘UN AVE ‘ HALF
0" PARCEL P081. oi two-ramrly house, 6 roomsrand 6-
Posimnsior E. E.
milled his report to Assistant
room riat; all improvements; good con-
f ditlon; one block from railroad station.
Crowe, of the Joseph R. Taylor.
South .Norwnlk post ofllcc. today sub-
Post-
613 t!
Captain
daywtrial of the parcel post".
muster «(lcuoml C. P. (iranileill, on Charles 1" Wing, 0‘ the Norwalk ”as“
the first fifteen days of the
posi, showing the amount of
parcel olilce‘. was interviewed this morning
worh by n. Sentinel reporter and stated that
done in this oilice. The report shows eventhiug has been WW smcessful
that there has been n gratifying in-
in the .‘x‘orunlk post oilite but the (hull
err-use in the packages handled: nnlliom‘om" will not be known in several
hand
livery post ofiioe in
that the locakoilire is doing a
some business.
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lilo country submitted a similar to LEGISLATORS‘ASKED TO DISCUSS
«port today.
The report has to do with the vol-
‘ ‘ NEW LAWS. ‘
‘ Members of the (icilerul Assembly
umo of business done; the cost of the have been “"“ed by ”w Connecticut
system here and the general plan
Trolley improvement Association to
adopted b) the local oiilre to meet the ntiond a meeting in Bridgeport. Jan-
requirements.
’l he report shuns Unit the local par-
cob; rocohod for delivery were 11;
number of parcels from incoming
mulls. 1.458; number of outgoing par-
rcis dispatched, 3.025; weight of local
parcels delivered, 13,,pounds and one
ounce; Weight of parcels dispatched,
' ”545 pounds and one ounce.
nary 17. when legislation advocated
by the association will be discussed.
Alder-mun John E. Lyddy, of Bridge-
port, is chairman of the associniion.
The meeting will ,be held in the Corn-
mon Council chamber at 2:30 o'clock.
W- .
NOT GUILTY 0F MANSLAUGHTER.
WATERIIUIIY. Jan. lS.-~Tilo .inry
The number of ind‘omiug parcels re- ‘" the “‘9 M William H‘ “"03“!"
caivmls by days were as follows:
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" 2 H... ....... .. 6i
“ 3 ...........u. ..... 87
4,“ 4 ........... . .......'. 94
‘ 5 .. ...... ....rt. 57
" ll .......... 75
” 7 ...... ., 52
" ll .. .124
" ii .123
’,' 10 .......................151
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Although ibe‘oiiics w
' allowed a, 4
charged with manslaughter returned
a verdict of not guilty «before Judge
Ralph Wheeler in the superior Court
this morning. Phoenix was charged
with having run down hired Dennis
Leary wtlh on automobile on Septem-
bar 2, 1M2.
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Textile Fabric (:0.
218 ll. Wasn'n at. so. Nor-walk.
Opposite Demo's ~Milton.
Formerly l’ O. Bldg, “Murmur.
‘m lsphsssm Mr. Hall. .
Dress Goods
in Serges, Pana-
mas 8: Novelties
1
Coatings "
in Astrachans,
T0 LET—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE ON ‘
T0 LET—~LOW ER. BART 0F-
M mounds,
‘ {tend ny on?» Now, ii
~ Try "Ely's cream Balm ”
5 Get a. small bottle anyway.
will open; you will breathe dreely; ora
morning! the outarnb, cold-inhead or raw
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such- misery now! Get-the small .
bottle‘oi’ “Ely’s Groom '
drug store. 'Ilhis sweet. rragrant balm will
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On Sure Groundr-“Are you goinu'
to turn over a new. leaf next year?” that
Exchange.
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Sentinel went ads. brins results.
ville
“ ‘ d3! penetretsaisd heals the idflaxhsd.
- Tilt” WSWNMV Courting] syv‘oilén Membrane which lines the
needless.
Put your iaibh~iust once~¥in “Ely's
Bul-m"!‘st any CreamBalm" and your cold or catarhh “ .. l
surely Mum’s” , The Cross Roads —-the most. Vexqu
site lotto-commuter theme conceived tinsntel National Bank of Chicago.
0! and produced with a zeal and pair W. A. Nash chairman of the Board ..
sio on that will make you live over Directors of the Corn Exchange Bo
again the shiny as it
"Yes. And this time I will notbrsak they'll close the office.“ "Tell him to Nesta onergL-«The Lady Bay-be;- or
my resolution. I am going to bromine put an ad. in the local paper stating Rearing Quich"—a screamiugly funny , the committee will seek the view J
myself faltiiiully not to keep a diary " rich Iwidow wants husban ."—-Lonis- western comedy. Coming tomorrow— business men farmers and more
. 'Eclair's two-reel wild animal senss- tives of labor. Some business men
, ‘ a: tion “The Vengeance oi' the Faith"—
A good adv. pays in the best paper. introducing for the first time in a week.
“The webmaster at Plunkville says
comes immediately. .
if he doesn't handle more mail
Courier-Journal.
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tation, the greatest three-reel drainer?
tic photo-play ever shelved in South phmoplay q, Royal Bonsai Tl
. Norwelh, will be shown an The New A feature which is lilled with
mgfid‘ml’istgml dfngaeflg Wis'evrd, over Woolworth's today. The after thrill of a perfectly lesiti
s reeling oi cleansing. soothing relief m“ Wm 00. presents Vivian Pres- sort.
, cott in “Leah, The Forsaken"-—a lpul- . ,
Don’t kw awake tonight “mun“ eating living interpretation of a ma- OURRENCY RBI-"034M comm-r
and Instantly your classed nose and tor breath. with head storied; nostrils. “”1“”- A ”“99 “’9‘ d“ 1““ ”’0‘ ‘
“duped-up alr Kill-3538,98 of the head closed thawkin and blowing. Gatarrh auction staged and acted with a sub-
cold. rwith it't running nose, foul limity.
dullnm and headache disappear. By mucous dropping into the throat, and
dryness is distressing but truly comedy reel.
other good pictures on to- currency reform committee moot
day' a program include an [italic split to hear the last or the prominent
“Easy to Return Home” ers invited to give their views of w
and "A Good Hunting Dog” that will should be incorporama in a new
give you the largest, longest, loudest,
laughs or your life
r
Victor otters—- for today were George M. Reynoidl.
is enacted.
AT WORM.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 ~Thevflo
ing and currency law. The wit
president or the Commercial and O
of New York.
Chairman Glass has announced on
probably will be examined early next
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