Three Tunes, soc Each Additional Word. 1 cent
7 meets on this pose Twenty-Five Words unless,
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“09 or COMM oPrico
WANTED son SALE ‘Togfanrit bottle.
FOB 8ALE-0UT OF‘ A QUANTITY
or baby chicks bought oi the famous
Pittstield Barred Bock Farm. Mutual
have a number of line cockerels to
dispose a; very reasonable Mrs. H.
Mplbble,‘ lflowayton. - 12 0 31.
,FOR OALBwA GOOD HORSE FOR.
light driving. Inquire Mrs. S. Jude]. 1
Stuart Ave, South Norwalk. 117 at
FOR SALE—GARAGE. CENTRAL
13; located. Good business and dull oi! '
storage. . Address Garage, care Senti-
nel. , I , 315 it
FOR SALE~—-HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a carlosd of Iowa horses. ranging
in size iirom 1.100 to 1.800 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent~
ed. W. M. Keeler, Banks' Stables,
No1walk.114 til!
ltiiil ‘flflilflis
‘ SOLVENT NOTICE. ‘
District of Norwalk, se., Probate
Court, January 9. A. D., 1913.
Estate of Oscar St. John, late at
Norwalzit,'in said District, deceased. .
The Court oi? Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and BJ-
lowed six months from the data here-
of. tor the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-‘
quested to make inimediatepayinent
to
WANTEDcDESIRABLE SMALL
damlly wants to rent about four
rooms in nice locality. Will my not
over $10. Address 1., care Sentinel.
.. ._ 120 St.
WANTED—WASHING AND IRON-
ing to do at borne. Inquirezi Elm
Grove St J20 1t
WANTED—«SITUATION AS CARE-
taker or handy man. Repairs on builda
lugs or furniture. Cane of turnaoe.
Will call if requested. "It," 36 Bay-
:view Ave, So. Norwalk. “:18 3t
-. BOY WANTED—ADDRESS X Y.,
care Sentinelgotflce. :17 3t
WANTED—TABLE BOARDERS. 4
Haniord Place, city. \ ‘ ' :17 3t
WANTED—GIRL. FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at Paris Suit and
Cloak House, South Main stieet.
. . 117 at
“-—
\
Textile Fabric Co.
213 E. Waoh'n 81., So. NOMIlk.
Opposite Dorlon'o Swltch.
.. Formerly P. O. Bldg, Norwalk.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Dress Goods
in Serges 81 Nov- ‘
elt’ THE SOUTH NORWALK -TRUST
IBS. COMPANY, '
Come in, select your goods 313 20 27 Executor.
iii-om the piece.
Suits ” Tailor-made
on the premises, lining and
cloth included, from $20 00
u p
Cloth for Men’s'
Wear _.
in Blue, Black and Brown
Serges. Suits made to order on
the premises from $20.00
Ill).
Worsted. 8.: Velvet
Remnants
CLOTH soueHr or ‘us
- SPONOED FREE during this
month only. ~
C. T. Mcéovern
General Insurance
_ ’ FIRE msunnnce
Real Estate. Room 14, Keeler
Building, 155 Washington St, South
Norwaik. Public Stenographer.
Entire Contents of
Tiemann Baint
Factory for Sale
consisting of Machinery oi. all descrip-
tions, and other articles. All praoti
cally new.
Apply 0n premises or address
- HARRIS CONSTRUCTION.COMPANY
53 xBank ,Stroet,
STAMFORD, CONN.
“Ufiéfgi. 1703393 LATEST. 5";
Old General Disturbance Coming on
the Job Again.
Here. is Horace John-son’s
Weather prohnosticution:
From the 2lst to the 23d oI-the
present month there will be a dis-
turbance .iu the atmosphere that will,
most. likely, be the producer of snow
from seven to 11 inches in depth;
possibly rain; it“ rain. one and one
half inches. About the 80th there
will be a local disturbance of not
much account. The first week in
February be prepared for a general
disturbance. Mariners beware of
Pope Cod and Jersey beach; those
latest
- "-4 m-w- w~—-—-—— —-—- who are wide off. heave, to and stay
W there until u“, ”term 3099 my.
Undertaker D' W.Raymond Yours in 'the interest of seafarers.
HAS MOVED I have been there myseit.
.. his oilice iron: 29 North Main . ‘ wean utilises.
street to the Middle Madrid-in, Juli. 16, 1913. '
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.
in West. Washington Street.
Tot, oilloo, 1069-3; house, are.
ATLIliTlll com
ovarian 111m
(The Fishing Gazette.)
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONB.
DAV on NIGHT;
Pol. 1360 ~‘.J VAAST
ABSENT-MINOED, GITB IN JAIL.
The controversy 0v r the oyster
beds in Stony Brook abhor; N. Y..
was aired Friday before Justice Joy-
cox, or the Supreme court, in the light
the town or Smitlitowu is melting
against. the St. James Oyster 00., to
prevent it dredging in the waters or
the lumber. as James Bay is also
called The towu claims title to the
land under water, and the oyster coin-
"iror «being absent-minded, Richard unny’doclnrea um town ‘doew‘t own
mouths. of “No. 215 Easthusillnston the land, but that it is owned by the
/‘ street. South Normlk. Conn. landed 110M 0' “‘0 orisihsl Smith Mil "I“
m the my...” .Yfinkib‘li tday‘ they have leased the some from these
lie 11; human” oil 3 ' «Lawyer Charles M Stafford
d for the town, whichioeonred
ry injunction some weeks
the town constables hoora-
e employees! the company
sing in the bay. The title
be tried in the iuibdotion shit,
and Iaavaer Statiord wanted .
Junction continued until “utter the do»
terminatioh‘ at the suit: Lower an.
illusion Biotin, at St {James 0
out. or his pocket when he
and Policemen Bruce "
ftlis strain-lotion won him
’ sentence New York Amadeus. '
' assoc
, BIBH‘ NOTES.
mam edir‘ls' many Society at
’S‘o‘ . the evening In «1119131111
1 room
; NVe‘dnendsi’wWomon's Child, with
airs. James Hoyt, it Arch street, at
it: in. Junior Ancillary 1n the Build
momats: lily. ~
rment, central location. all
' headquarters- at the state capitol, i
To LET—4 OR *‘5 ROOMS 0N SEC-
oud dloor at 35 Cedar street. Inquire
’i‘ Brennan, 47 west avenue, South
Norwaik. or 20 Wall street, Norwslii,
or phone 458.120
vorable.
TO LET—PLEASANT APART
improve
meats; ipossession February lot. In-
quire of C. M. .Daniels, 16 Chestnut
street, Nor-walk. ,, ‘ 120 It
To LET—HOUSE, PARTS OF
houses, flats. carpenter shop- shoe
shop, building tor lighit manufacturing,
barn. Prices ranging trbm $3. 00 to
550. 00 per month. inquire of Raymond
Brothers. , 120 St
To LET—FURNISHED BOOM,
steam heated, electric light; on three
l-bTIBk
a: .
Michael‘s, m
or." Secure! Noticed inside a small;
this “bottle, the mouth oi which,“ loss
hum
Loner-cit Bros.
"cam
mouth oi! the ibottig mm
= stars of considerable site are attunhedl
“Whore which have Brown inside the. “latest oyster Opener in the world.
Conditions in Talbot County, medias oysters in Armory 11111
this season have been particularly (an deuce. '11. I, last evening. Thoi‘e was
weather Aonditibns have much interest in the affair on the part
been satisfactory. the demons tor oy- or oyster growers and oyster openers
3‘ stars has been unfailing, the supply’
36bit and the ibtisineis has generallyi
been flourishing.
Business ln New Haven hes not been was held at the 'Narr‘s‘xdnsett Hotel,
Overactive, but steady.
Mansfield c; Sons’ Co. had a load of towing officers were elected for the
9, 000 bushels Monday and 5,000 bush- ensuing your:
els Thursday; they report business
since closing their
snacking department, have taken ad-i
vantage of the mild weather to trans-‘ 1 Executive . Committee-aloha
plant seed from New Haven to Narra- Dodge, George T. Greene, Jr. C. ‘W.
and 1.1.1.11.
plug on so smart of a car .
since Christal“, purchasing e ntoc
om local dealeriii.
N1 Y Wm Planters report that their ground. ‘
31’ at th‘, haVe washed considerably during re- and 31,1913". (or
nor” cent stems. ‘
~Iionry Johnson, claimed to be the
town drugxlst.
gave an exhibition of his skill in stick.
Provi
oi the city. ‘1 «v
The annual meeting at the Rhode
Island Oyster Grower’s Association
[Provides-co, n. «1., ran 10 The fol~
President-E M. Buckingham.
. VicePresident—David {3. Dodge.
Secretary—Charles T. Long.
Treasurer—August Zoiler.
wood.
W.
Sage Tea. '
darheninit stay.
streaked and faded hair is coming in
voguéi again, says a Well known down:
It was our grand~
mgther's treatment and hundreds of
women and men too, are, again using it
to keep their hair, a good, even color
which is quite sensible, as we are liv-
ing in an” age when a youthful appearw
once is of greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we dont have
the troublesome task 01 gathering the
sage and the mossy mixing at home” itching scalp and falling hair ‘ R
All drug stores sell the ready to use you grayohaired folks, get busy: 1
product called "Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- years younger. - .
Jarmelee, Frank Q. Henson, W. C. At- Standard, Capt. Claude Q Bradley
The watchboat Janice z., belonging been pumped out and repaired
to the Sealshipt System, recently sanlt' '
at her moorings oii Rumstick Point. oyster producer visited the cyst
She was raised by the oyster boat market this week. "
phat" and ii , this through ‘
taking one small strand at a
this tonight, and by morning the
hair disappears and after anoth, fl
iplication it is restored to its 11
color. '.
What delights the ladies with W
eth's Sage and Sulphur is that “ass
[beautifully darkening the hal vi
say it produces that suit lustre
wppearance of abundance which
attractivoi besides prevents da
and toWed to the wharf, where an m
Theodore Giadding, of Bristol, R.
or tour rumished rooms. for” house-
keeping. Elisabeth St. Address 13.,
Sentinel office. 118 at
T0 LWTURNISHE'D on UN-
urnlshed room with privilege of doing
wn cooking. Address B.. Sentinel ot-
T .
lice, South Norwalli, or Tel. 471-6.
517 at
T0 LET—~SECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. Inquire .l. M. Layton and 00..
South Norwallr. _ 31 17 3t
TO LET—AT 91_CEDAR STREET.
house, 8 rooms, rent 812.60. Newly dec-
orated. Inquire Hayes' Market. 11? 31;
TO LET-SIX LARGE ROOMS.
also live moths, at 55 Spring St; also
10 room house, Connecticut Ave” large
yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose Tar-10v, 102
Taylor Ave )7 ti
T0 LET—LOWER PART 011'
house, 102 South Main St, small iam-
ily or adults. Rent $18.1nquire of
Chas. E. Hoyt. 19 t!
TO LET-APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
St. . 17 1.!
TO LET—NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements, on trolley line, in min-
utes from post office; also 6 them new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitcheil. t.
n 1
TO LET~HAMIL'PON AVE. W
or two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition' one block iron: railroad station
Joseph 11 Taylor. at! t!
“swim 1110er ‘:‘-‘
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
Treatment oi gout, rheumatism, eto
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel Sgt
. t
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
root and shoot repair shop. All kinds , ,
custom made work lillt and comtorii ..,
guaranteed 28 West. Washinxton SLI
W l
l
t. ,
he is against the abolition of any of
the boards, regarding them as abso‘
lately essential to the oyster‘iizdustry.
He also points out that, in order to
give the work the attention it needs,
the agents of the state must be on the
grounds. It would be impouslble, Mr.
Bacon asserts, (or any one man, with
give adequate attention to the details
or the“ business. There are more than
75,000 acres 91 land undemoysior cui
tivntion, and the area, in the judgment
of the commissioner, should at least
be doubled in the next few years.
Hence. he argues that any proposition
looking to the elimination 01 any at
the commissions would be moor hush
use; for the state. The report shows ‘
that the total receipts train losses at
oyster lands amounted to 833,0“ for
82,130 acre, during the past. year
The Virginia “Citizen," prints the fol-
lowing: it is surprising that the tens
of thousands of oyster store windows
are not today carrying a true story or
the oyster to hundreds if thousands at
our winner-diluiinounI suitor." And
we wonder“ that every Atlantic coast ‘
paper—«particularly the press through '
out Virginia. which leads in this in.
dustry—«doec not advertise the value
of oysters as a food product and the
one thing to reduce The high cost of
meat living. oystorowwithout bone or
,wusiowct 120 a bound is the tidal: lhlt .
can lrreoli‘ the must trust. ‘ ,
West Point, Va" ) ports that the ‘
present Mason use b n exceptionally
good. in tact the contend ior'ovsters
has been so xreat that. with the crush;
tion or a port at carom... tiny and a
port at New ram hay. biiiinm Weill. ,
on as usual. On Monday preceding.
Christmas Day 5 .000 nations or oysters
‘ , 'on Bundled by the shores: columns
tor ibcsl packers. and the trade trout
hi ,
Q’A:J
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No 118
Norwalk Chronicler