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' ”WANTED roa SALE TO LET .
BOY WANTED—«ADDRESS X Y.,
care Sentinel office. :17 3t
WANTED~WASHING TO DO AT
home. Inquire Mrs Flbrenzi. 91 West
hit. 117 It
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERSVI s4
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WANTEb—«GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at Paris Suit and
Cloak House, South Main street ‘
. ii? at
WANTED~FFFTY coups or DRY
wood Raymond Bros. 115 at
WANTED-AN APPRENTICE BOY
in finishing room. Dreyer Hat Co.
115 3t
WANTED-«STENOGRAPIIER AND
typist. Reliable young lady desires
position in office, or at office work;
business school graduate; will work
hard for advancement salary modcr
ate. Beet references furnished.
I15, 3t
WANTED—TABLE Bohansias.
Inquire 4 Hartford Place, city. 114 at
If you need
Rubbers
We Have the
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If you don’t like Rubbers,
try the
EliteliViscollized Shoe
treated for wet weather, $4.00,
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Elite Cork Sole at $5
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LOVER’S
“ THE PLACE"
M. ...._ .W... _......................... m"...
We are about to
Rearrange and
Re decorate
our South Norwaik
Office. and having a
' number 01
Sample
GAS”
Fixtures
that have bedtime,
slightly shop {worn
from hanging on dis-
play. We will sell
them‘ standardise.
Call in and see them. .
United Electric
Tiemann Paint
son SALE—A soon noasm roa
light driving. Inquire Mrs S.Judel.1
St-ualt Ave, South Norwnlk. 317 3t
FOR SALE—~NOW is THE TIME
to buy spring lplgs. $4. 00 pair up.
Pecos Uivestock Co" Wil-.ton Phone
11-2. ., 316 3t
FOR 8ALE~AT 9 HANFORD
Place. house of eight rooms and bath.
ull improvements Inquire J. M. Lay-
ton and Co., Inc. . . 116 3t
FOR SALE—ICARAGE, CENTRAL
ly located. Good business and full of
storage. Address Garage. care ,Senti.
nel. jib lit
“FOR SALE—EASY PAYMENTS.
Laifargue upright piano, good condi-
tion. Apply Frank T. Brundage, with
Taylor and Golden. 12 mt
FOR SALE—JIORSE, KIND GEN-
tie, good wind; also wagon and bar-
ness. Albert Barns, Belden Hill, Wil-
tou. V 115 3t
FOR SALE—HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a carload of Iowa horses, ranging
in size dram 1.100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent-
WV M. Keeier, Banks’ Stables.
lllill llllllliIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court January 11th. A. 1).. 1913.
Estate of Esther M Qulurard, late
ot Nol walk in said District, deceased
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement
Thor-o who neglect to present 1’. air
accounts, ploperly attested. within
said time, will be departed a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay ment
to
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(IE ORGE H. QUINTARD
Executor.
Entire Contents of
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Factory for Sale
consisting of Machinery oi all descrip-
tions. and other articles. All practi-
cally now.
Apply on premises or addx‘ces
HARRIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
. 53 Bank Street.
STAMFORD. CONN.
To Whom It May
Concern :
Notice Is lwrcby given that pur-
suant to a collnin execution issued
on the hill (lily of IlotcuIbcI. 1912 by
Joseph ..l i.lnxueilol Esq. Justice of
the Peace in and for b‘airileld County,
in the 0.1le of Harry Romano V8
llluncluml Illnuvoll returnable before
said Justice on the "ad day 01‘ lleccm~
her, 1912, and in which judgment for
the plaintiff was r'oudei gtvon on Ile
(tunnel till), 1912. I will sell at public
auction at Crow‘s Garage. llunford
Place. in the (‘liy of South Norwaik,
on the Isl, day of February, 191A at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. one cer-
taiu Indian Motorcycle No 11745, the
some having been levied on by Illa In
attachment proceedings in said action.
Dated at Norwalk. ibis llih day of
January. A. 1).. lbl'l.
SAMUEL (‘. MELANIE
Constable of the Town of Norwalk.
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C. T. McGovern
General Insurance
\ FIRE INBUMNOI
Real Estate. Robin 11. Keeler
building. 155 Washington 8t, South
Norwolk. i'nbllc sienosmpber. ‘
A. m. Iv... .2... m... “on.
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UndortakerD. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North Main
“ street to the
NEW with MINT BUILOlNa.
In West Washington street. .
1...“ GM“. ”IMFJ, shit “i C”. _
.2... Wm. “WW WWW“
Taxi! and Touring;
‘ 01! it,” replied the stamina
food: or have a feeling of dizziness,
heartburli. fullness. nausea. bad taste
own cooking. Address 13.. Sentinel db
lice, South Norwalk. or 'l‘el ”47:5 3
17 t
.‘ro LET- SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms, all improvements. to Summit
Ave Inquire J. M Layton and (30..
South Norwalk. 117 iii
To LET—«A1; 91 CEDAR STREET.
house, 8 rooms, rent :12. 50. Newly dec-
orated. Inquile Hayes Market. 117 at
T0 LET—Six LARGE IROOMS.
also live rooms, at 55 Spring St.; also
10 room house, Connecticut Ave. large
yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose Tariov. 102
Taylor Ave. I 17 tt
TO LETmFURNISHED, TWO CON-
meeting rooms. water. toilet, cook
stove, gas and gas plate. All couven~
iences for light housekeeping. 214
East Ave, near East Norwak depot
V 116 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM IN
private house. with all modern im-
provements. live minutes' walk strom
center of city. Address "Reasonable."
care Sentinel.116 at
1’0 LET~HOUSE TO LET. OAK
street. Inquire at Raymond Grocery
(30., Elm Grove St. 115 at
T0 LET~FOUNDRY LATELY OC-
cupled Iby brass company, Mechanic"
St., Norwalk. Rent reasonable. Ad-
dress R. S. Van Buren, Norwalk,
(301111.110 3!.
To LET—~LOWER PART OF
house. 102 South Main St. small fam-
ily of adults. Rent $16. Inquire of
Chas. E. Hoyt. 19‘“
To LETwAPARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
St. 37 If
To LET—~NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements. on trolley line, 10 min
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. Gearhiitchetl.u
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TO LET—HAMILTON AVE" HALF
of twofsmily house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 if
LOST ,
”I'bsrws. -'m RDAY NIMIT. noun
watch pin; also blue enamel and gold
locket. with chain. between Golden,
lliil St. and onus Theatre via PM
field he undid IOI roiuiu to 13
Golden Hill St.
BUSINESS NOTICES
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
reatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr
Wadswortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
til it
NASH’S
mot and shoot repair shop All kinds
:ustom made work. Fit and comfort
{parenteed 28 West Washington St
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Textile Fabric Co.
213 E Waeb'n 8h, 80. Norwslk.
Opposite Dorion’s Switch.
Formerly P. 0 Bids}. Norwalk.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Dress Goods
, in Sergcs, Pana-
mas & Novelties
Coatings
in Astrachans,
Chinchillas 8.
Heavy Woolens.
Worsted & Velvet
Remnants
Cloth for Men’s
Wear
in Blue. Illdolf to Evolve
surges, Vll‘anoy, .Wootene. etc.
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. I OLQTH IQUGHT 01' U3
SPONGE” FREE OCH!!! {Ml
mill.“ DEXYIV
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seasoning teem Maofivoll are air
slants Claus is «I myth?" "quite sure
'No real person could have
TO LETwFURNiSHED on UN-
‘ furnished room with privilege of doing
costs only fifty cents and will thoro
MODERN ooonrmu'
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,- course, were not present Vtc‘eccept the
in mouth and stomach headache—this
is indigestion.
A full case of Pope's Diapepsln
oughiy cure your outmf-order stomach
and lens sufficient about the house
in case some one else in the family
may suffer‘from stomach trouble or
indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show“ you
the formula plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases, then you will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble of all
kinds must go, and why they usually
relieve sour, out-ororder stomachs or
indigestion in five minutes. 'Diapep-
sin is harmless and tastesllke candy,
though each dose contains pewer suf-
ficient to digest and prepare for assim-
ilatlon into the blood all the food yell
eat; besides. it makes you go to the
able with a healthy appetite; V‘but,
what will please youmost, Is that you
will feel that your stomach and in»
testlnes are clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxatives or
live‘r pills for biilousness Vor constipa-
tion.
This city will have many Dlapepsln
cranks. as some people call them, but
you will be cranky about this splen-
did stomach prcparation, too, If you‘
ever try a little for indigestion or gas
tritis or any other somach misery.
Get some now. this mlnute,V and-
forever rid yourself,of stomach trou-1
ble and indigestion.
SOUTH NORWALK couscu. MAT
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Report on Recent Canccrt Show. It
Was Very Succecdul—New
.1 THE NEWIWIZABD.
Butter and films; The theatre which
shows «punk films that because it sets,
them cheap is on a par with the hotel
keeper ' Who serves rancid butter to
his cadets. Both drive away trade.
Both. a e saving at the spigot and- ,
washing at the bump-«with the accent
on the Bulls! ‘
. The New Wizard ls using the high-
est priced and the only «personally
selected nlm service in South Nor-
wolk.‘ Today's headline is that much
heralded Eclalr two-reel,’- wild animal
sensation, "The Vengeance of the Fn~
kir"-a thriller from start to finish.
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introducing tor the first time in 9. together to give the best possible service under all conditions,-
photo play a Royal Bengal Tigress. and still be sold at a price that will permit everyone to wed
Nestor offers a split'reel comedy, them and Vch the maximum return for his money. They cost:
"Brides and Bridles," and "Almost a no more i so any first-clue rubber. Try them.
Suicide—4t Is great. Full of fun and
merriment. It. presents Lois Weber
in “An Old Fashioned M6ther"—-—a
beautiful themei’most prettily hand-
led. Bison offers a. strong western
feature entitled. "A White Indian "
imp offers a line dramatic film enti-
tled, .“Tares of the Wheat. "
not afford to miss a single program at one. as
this cozy theatre. Ladies are special-Ida Humanus has few equals. It is an
ly invited to the bargain matiness ,‘attiaction that will amuse and mys-
Our “Solar Light Pictures" are as far lily and a novelty you should not
ahead of others as an electric light is tail to ties
to a candle.
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HOYT'8 THEATRE.
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Manchester Brothers. who are pre
seating a mechanical Gaanda Human— ’
us, as the added feature at Hoyt's:
Theatre the last half of this week is perm
an element of mystery, “- can be made Chief
to ride a bicycle. write its name upon yau
a blackboard as well as to walk, climb l Assistant Chief Hay maker-«Gregory.
stairs and perform other seemingly Iakeyan
impossible feats. The movements
are controlled by a powerful electrl kin
cal switchboard. The Bridgeport
Standard has the following to say of Rowe.
the act; that it is one of the most;
sensational dents ever performed in
this city. Gaanda Humanus a me:
pounds, is mystifying to the audience port.
, Members. . I
Columbus at their meeting last even-
ing. in tho dub rooms, In St. Josephs;
school, received three applications for;
membership The council also hoardi—
a flattering report of recent concert:
and dance. committee. As stated in
The Sentinel some time ago, [lent the;
Knights would hold a number of so:
ciai gatherings :lurlng the pinion;
Tuesday. February llh was decided 0er:
as the date 101 the second of this se
ries it is planned to make this affair V
even more entertaining than the rc-‘V
cent nuctessful mom (in next Thurs-
:dul evening a card tournament will he;
started among the members of the;
tunnel]. II will (oasis st of live Billings
,wpluochlc. forty liiv and cuthre will:
be played.
4. prc position to medium. on oporotln:
during the mouth of tort! was consid
led. and approved and Grand Knight W
{F Tammany will head the committal:z
for this production its will announcet
tine personnel of his committee later. 1
j A large delegation of Knights will
go to New Haven on the 19th to wit. ‘
guess an oxentpiilicaiiou oi the 11m (1
:degrcc on a class of lot candidates
lsmong u high will be .5 Yule students.
l'l‘he local Knights will undoubtedly
Eileen busy for some time to come with
the program they have laid out. L l
DR. WILLIS H. CROWE HONORED.§
The following from yesterday' s Newi
:Haven Morning Journal-C ouller gives
an account of the Medical Society’s
meeting, on Wednesday evening. 'at
which time an honor wag conferred on
a former South Norwulk boy:
"Dr. William 'F‘. Verdi was last
night elected presidential the New lio-
veu Medical Society at the annual
meeting held In the Y. M. C. A. bulld-
lug to succeed Dr. Stephen J. Muller.
the retiring meridian. Other ofilcers
were elected lip follows: First vice»
president, Dr. Willis ll. Crows: second
vicetprctidenl, «Dr. Frank A. Kirby;
secretary. Dr. Charles iii; Sanford;
treasurer. Dr. '1‘. V. llyles; executive
committee, Dr. Stephen J. Maherynr.‘
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too..l)r. MAM. doarhrough; finance
committee. Dr. Frank ii. Wheeler. Dr.
Joseph 11. Townsend: library ceramic
tee, Dr. Custavua Eliot and; Dr. Wil-
der Tileston. Tao of the physicians
who were elected to amass, Dr. The
sum and or. Crone. are both recuperI
atlas from severe illness. and of
thonorefgi‘vontllom in election; to :0th
Vridlng bicycle, writing on a black-
South Norwalk Council Knights of board, climbing stairs etc
Frederick N. sherry: literary commit» .
at local theatre daily, by walking.
the product of their fatlilr‘s
The principles of construction are of adv.
“Standard first quell ’ means that after 80 years despo-
rience it is the Smuderdz’atablisb bed bb-Merk. us for first quality” and
every rubber' Is branded with the “HI:
Hub Mark Rubbers are made' In all styles and for all purposes
The Hub Mark“ 15 your Value-Mark.
sosrou nusesn sun: 90., Malden, Mass”;
You can- course a secret, but the act is a novel1
U NCAS HAYMAKERIS ELECT.
William T.
Past Chief HaymukeIwThomas F.
Collector of Sirnws~Fred. B. Mal
Keeper
Overseer—~Gould J. Hoyt.
Steward-Aaron Decker.
Installation will take place Thurs-
chanlcal figure representing a human day evening. February 6th. installing
being and standing six feet and more officer will be District Deputy Chlti‘
in height. and weighing three hundred “liaimakel F. A Ackerman, Bridge
Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
The o‘pcr- furnished room is too much—4m- you
ntor claims that Canada iiumanns island and one thats at least 99 per
brain. loent. comfortable by answering somewmns. whore landlords and ten
Hub- Mark Rubbers are constructed and the compound pu
If your dealer cavmof supply you, write us. I
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ATTENDED INSTALLATION GER,
MONIES.
Grand .IIIIer Beadle Thomas
Dowd. deputy at large. attended I,
joint installation ceremonies h
Courts Guiding Star ‘ No. 113,-
Court Marion, ."o. 111, Foresters ,
America, at New Haven, last event
'—““ Grand Trustee Louis Montanero' ‘
”3”“ Chosen chmiNew Haven, acted as herald. I
There was in attendance upon ,
meeting Grand Sub Chief Ranges?
. . gGeorge P. Sullivan, of Derby. At '
Huymuker~William T. Isku conclusion of the ceremonies the
core present favored with remarks a
refreshments were served. It was
largely attended meeting.
an amusement feature Gaan
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Haymakcr.
Do not delay In making that—yam
flat. room or store an income phi-II
ducer A few cents in the Sell I!“
want columns will do it. -
of Bundles—J. VWilliam
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SILENCE UNREWARDEID.
The oyster in the stewpan stirred ‘
Attended strictly to his his
And never said a single word—r
And yet see what his finish is!‘
-—Washlngton Stair
The ml st complete rental lists
Valwais to~he found in the Want
g-m( of.
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Beers Meat 8t Provision Co.
‘13 and IS Main St. Norwalk
Trade at the 319 Store and Save Money, Your Money Back It You Are Not Satisfied.
SPECIALS
Pork Roast
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SUPP
Legs Lamb 15c lb [;
THE MARKETS 0F—
22 Washington St. S. Norwal
TELEPHONE '
FOR SATURDAY
140 lb.
Lamb Specials
Legs Mutton
Fore Quarter Lamb
Lamb Stew ’
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Lamb “Chops"
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Prime Rib Roast 14c . 20c
Pot Roast 1048c
Fresh Eggs Gathered from
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Fish Specials
Meadow Grove Olso—
f margarine
. 25c lb
Oysters
Escallbps
Shrimp
Beef Specials
Hamburg Steak
Shoulder Steak
12a; lb
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18c
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Haddock
Market Cod
Saloon
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