Wings or‘ furnitur.
Milli call it re tasted.
ivi‘ew Ave" 030. . til-walk.
:10 daily. ‘Mlormsrttimo. Begin
nere invostigu . .Weas Prod. 3038
» flhestnut St" Philadelphia,- Pa.‘ . .
.118 2411
BOY WANTEDHADDRESS X Y",
care Sentinel office. 117 iii
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERS. 4
Hanford Place, city. .1317 Rt
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; Apply at Paris Sun; and
Cloak House, South Main street.
117 Bi
WANTE>D~STENOGRAPHER AND
twist. Reliable young lady desires
position “i office. or at offlcework:
business school graduate;’ vwliluwork
hard for advancement; salary moder-
Wute. Best references furnished.
Dorothy,WWWcare Sentinel. 115 (it
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERS.
inquire 4 Hantord Place, city. 114 at
WANTEMITUA’I'ION AS CARlila ‘
taker or handyman. Repairs on :bulid-
Curs-wot unmade.
only 368““
118' iii
, MEN ANDWOMEN‘w-esWELL'GUAR:
autee'dhose 370, per cent. profit. Make
1
1:08 ;8AI.E"
son BALE-A 6001) House We
light driving. Inqtfire Mrs.'8.WJudsl.‘1
Stuart Aye, South Norwalk ,.
FOR SAL'Eé-NOW is HERE TIME
to «buy spring, miss: 1-14.00 pain In);
, e‘coa Investook- (10., Wilton. ,
1-2. ~ .. 3 ._ $316. ,31
ron "SALEw-‘A'I‘ ‘9‘ .HANFO’RD
Place. house or eight rooms and bath.
all improvements. Inquire J. M. Mr
ton and 00.. Inc. 116 Bi:
FOR BALEwGARAGE, CENTRAIr
1y located. Good :businsss‘eud tall of
storage. Address Garage. cal-e Senti-
nel. ; 515 pt
FOR SALE-EASY PAYMENTS.
Lufrargue upright piano, good condi-
tion. {Apply Frank T. Brunduge, with
Taylor. and Golden. . 3212:
FOR SALE-«HORSE, KIND. GEN-
tle, good wind; also wagon nd har-
Wness. Albert Burns. Beldell wll, Wil-
ton. ‘ - ‘ 115 lit
FOR SALELA‘IjAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a curload of Iowa horses, ranging
in size lirom 1.100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses auuranteed as represent-
ed. W. M. Keeler. Banks'WWStulbles.
Norwalk.; 114 hi
. if you need
Rubbers
' We Have the
Boston
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 album to
‘ ” Rearrange ,. and
Re d‘eCor'ate
‘our South Norwslk
Office, and having . a
' number of.
a
Sample
«EGAS ‘ ‘*
O .
Fixtures
that whi‘ive' become
slightly; “tbsp Worn
‘ immhnneiuepn «liar .,
ill? We “I‘ll ”9“,,
.v .
-
Tiemann Paint
attachment proceedings In said u tion.
W
Undertakeri). W.Ra mend. ‘
» as moved"
lull nun
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District or WNorwaik, ss., Probate
Court, Deceinber 31, A. D., 1912.W
Estate or George R. Van Alstyne.
late of Norwalk, in said District. de-
ceased. '
The Court of Probate ‘lior the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who. neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will lie dellnrred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate are ”requested to make immed~
late payment to -
HELENA A. VAN ADSTYNE,
54 11 18 " Ad‘ullnistrutrix.
o
4..
Entire Contents of
Factory for Sale
consisting of Machinery of all descrip-
tions, and other articles.
cnlly new.
Mully on «premises or addreSs
HARRIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
53 Bank Street,
' STAMFORD. CONN. ’
”M... M... ........m m..._._.......__..
To Whom ltMay
Concern :
suunt to u certain execution issued
on the Still tiny of llecelllher. 1912, by
Joseph J. ielnxweilcr. Esq” Justice of
the Peace in and for Fulrileld County.
In the case of ‘i-lul‘ry Romano vs.
Blanchard Bluuyolt returnable before
said Justice on the 2nd day or Decem-
Iher, 1912. and in which judgment tor
the plaintii! was render given on De-
cemlior 9th. 1912, I will sell at public
auction at Crew's Garage. iisniord
on the let day of February. 1913. at
2 o’clock in the afternoon. one cer-
tain Indlull Motorcycle No. 11745, the
some having been levied on by 0 in
Dated at Norwalk, this 17th day or ‘
.Ipnuury. A. 12).. 1913. ,‘
‘ SAMUEL t). IRELAND.
Constable oi the Town of Norwalk.
ii? 23 30
Ins-m “.mm
C. T. MchVern
'Generalllnsura’nce
rune lmusmos ” .
Real Estate. Room 14.‘ Niels!
Building: 155‘ Washington at. South
Norwslk. Pubiicfitsnetrsmr.
,‘nlrouoqaomai Neath use
. streetwto‘ the] , ' '
NEW 3391M”?! IUILDINO,i-_ '
ill/Wm immortal: one
1“”; 0m“ 1“ J mu“
I Monty-Fiveiilorde or Less . h
. Price
(cent perhsertion. ,
117i".
Phone .
All pructl- -
. guaranteed. 28 West Washington 8!.
Notice Is hereby given that pure '
Place, in the City of South Noriwnlk, .
\.
. on tour tumlshadgroomsa tor house-
keeping. Elizabeth St. Address, ii.
aemluglqolnce. ‘ l W W us in
TO LET-FURNIBHED ROOM.
Inquire 1‘4 Washingtonflt. ’
. ‘0 LET—ePLEASANT . APA‘R'u
meat. central“ location.- ail improve-
ments; possession February let, I .
gulre or C. N. Daniels, 16 Clleotnu
street. . 313 it
no LETwFURNISl-IED be UN-
furnished loomiwith privilege of doing.
flee. South Nori'v’aik. or Tel. 471-5.
. " ~. , 117 iii:
To LET—SECOND FLOOR. FIVE,
rooms. all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. Inquire JJ M. Layton-and 00..
South Norwalk. 11? 3t
To LET—"AT 91 CEDAR srnnnr.
house, 8 momsment $12.50. Newly dec-
orated. Inquire Heyes’ Market. 117 3t:
TO LET—SIX LARGE ROOMS.
also live rooms. at 55 Spring St; also
Taylor Ave :7 it
”To LETvFURNISHED, TWO, CON-
neeting rooms. water, toilet. .oooli
stove, gas and gas plate. All convelr
lenses for light housekeeping. 21-h
East Ave. near East Norwak Sifduiitt
To LETw-FURNISHED ROOM IN
private house, with all modern im-
provements, iive ininlltee' walk ltrom
center of city. Address “Reasonable."
cure Sentinel.
TO LET—-LOWER PART 01".
house, 102 South Main St. small taut-1
ily or adults. Rent 816.” inquire at
Chas. E. Hoyt. > 19 ii
To LET—APARTMENT -A‘I' 3i!
Chapel St. ‘inquire Bi South lights;
St. . .
improvements,ou trolley linux10 lulu.
utes from post office; also it room new
house on Slocum 8t. Geo. Mitchel-l.t
. " n ‘t
1T0 Lat—HAMILTON Dim, HALF
oritwoi'amliy‘houee; Ii rooms. "and ii
room list; all improvements; coed con
ditlonroue block from railroad station
Josiph R. Taylor. ‘ sis ti
BUSINESS notices
’ TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc
Arrangements by. appointment Dr
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 2:31
I l
NASH'B .MODERN GOODYEAR
(mot and shoot repulrglhup. All kinds
custom made Work. Fit and comfort
\
Textile“ Fabric’ Co.
213 E. th'n as, no. Norwllk.
Opposite DDI‘IOn’l Switch.
Formerly P. 0, Bids. Norwslk.
. Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Dres's. Goods ' .
in Serges, Pana-
. mas“ 8: Novelties
Coatings: ..
in .Astracllalls‘.
Chinchillas 8.
Heayy *Woolens;
Worsted 8: Velvet
[Remnants .
Cloth for Men’s '
Wear} ‘
in Raine. .‘iiiaek and theirs
’- Sermi‘rmuny ‘ Wooleni. its. L.
‘ cadre ”WI-i?” arm
, teenage-reel. sunny our ,
._s
2 §_ ~ 5 ”TO LET .
1' r0 Lervrunnwnno ‘ noon.
steamyilented, electulo light; or three ‘~
nan ,
own cooking. "Address 13.. Sentinel ot~ ‘
10 room house, Connecticut Ave, large 1
yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose Tariov. 102
116 3: ,
.WTO LET—NEW a nooufnouss. ,
r'!‘
”a, -
“Would
h
‘ I Write
bani/n. it will
. lea-tom place'wh'ere luv
you to use Compo~Board.. -_
~_ 1.4.. ENswoRrrn
. 8: Son v”
neurone. conujf
.w‘“
“today. or than}; and.
1’ illoijdu. at
i" luv .
340-50me 8!. I ,y ’ .
, a p. mnand is followed by a program
‘» furnished by talentwm‘oh ucoompanW -
.. Wattend' who do ndtioiu. Mrs. lamp.
l Thursday they presented Mrs. Lamp-
i
you thiurrf‘hhh li.’ you" wer-
mWe'er. ,"l'd mew any 'one--tliut”.Wssked
me. :1: I were :yougii4flouston. ‘l’ost.
3 ml handhug, and the pianist. Harry
[‘DeFores‘t‘f‘wituW a gold ring, The. sur~
1:“prise “'54“ oonleetembutx appreciative
«responses. were made. and the exer-
’ cheer to. the‘slclt . mule
Wend- thé‘fimeetint.” r z . W
The meeting in‘the chapel begins in.
ies Mrs. anpman. These intestines.
held on the second Thursday in? the
'month, are eagerly.anticipsted. There
.I are 57 members. and many otherszwhd.
1mau‘ has Wheen’ the president for three ’
years,snd Mrs; J‘. "J. Blast: 0: Bridge-
. port ' is the vice-president!
man with a dive-deliar gold piece;
iss Barton, thesecl’etsry, stesuti- .
151‘
Will open; you will hrsatherireely"; dull-1‘ it'iou'l. Winn ‘
'lle'ss and headache disappear. 13y and rang-qr ‘
morningl‘the ciiturrh, cold-inatlle‘head truly needless;_
or catarrhal sore throat'wlll be. gone. .
End such ‘ misery howl. get theyCre'dni helm? and your? col
small bottle or "Ely'e Cream halal"! tllrrnW..will surelydlsalppes ,. .
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charge!
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mm..—
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or:
instead . elieyesWWSwollen, . y W(
‘e, Head. ‘i‘Throat-b-u W
‘ Try "liliy'rilream. Balm."
Get 0...le bottle anyway; just to
i Wltmanply u~ll~ttle in the nostrils
and I instantly your clogged nose and; W
stepped up sir passages ot‘tlle head: tnrrh or
cises' closed by
Stine.
. Geek—Nasty Div
Sierra-«y . .
the out
iutl WW (1.. .
lines thenosez'lh
' the surpasses _ ,
"charges. more, ,. I .
- soothing rgllet {comes
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singing Old- Lang,
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ilv‘ THIS AUTOMATIC STROPPER DOES NOT
EVERY RESULT CLAIMEI,
ED. ‘EACH AND EVERY
lTl't'E GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
f
ACCOMPIASH "- '
i; .YOL'R MONEY WILL BE REFUND
STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A P08
_ Don’t ThrOw Away Year Old Dull SafetyWRazor, as
this Strepper “Automatically Sharpens and Keeps
‘ Sharp Any Kind of a Razor Blade
GILLETTE
VANKEE
ARNOLD
OUHLBY
There is no trick about strapping your rsuorwnot with Bailey's
practical lines. The correct position or the Iliad:
Dressing assures sharp blade: at all times.
ENDSRB
DURHAMDUPLEX
KEEN-KUTTER CLARK
nvsmnenov Kmu
GEM JUNIOR week
. h
wane SHARP-SHAVER
one ‘ VALE
can sun omens
. A! 70.8TROP ,
«
Automatic Siropper. Which 13 built ‘ on
positively guarantees a cutting edge. and with Very Sharp
WWYou’ll “Never Need to Buy Another Blade
. $2.50 Razor
f Sharpener far. .;
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is any time‘s»! when _ .
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It this sauna» other .1
use.
and listen at 3
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summarily realm 9r _
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all ifs Antoni
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ago.
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‘ sorrow
C‘ ”unrecov- , §
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port or unalieftouishtlst . ‘
tor breath, withihead «tufted no
closed, 'hawkingflend
cons . dropping into ‘ the 'llh
Put yourli'eithmili’st once
twelve years‘.‘tlle hodles of 74 Would
were disinterred and! placed. in;
milk: caskets, to be shipped use
. nobles sent BACK To CHINA. 01"“ m“ “9“ WW-
' CHlCAGO, Jan. 18.—~A.fter pelng W ,
buried in various Chicago cemeteries A good add'pays
for various periods ranging up to paper.
Norwalk Chronicler