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I . DIED’
. 5“ DIED~AT DARIEN. CONN, FRED-
erick Muilett. on Friday. January 24,
.1918. Funeral services at his late
residence. Darlen, Monday, January
27, at 3 p.m . . ..
I“ FOR SALE
FOR 8ALE~HAVE $9, 000 EQUITY-
in a good modern country residence,
will consider clear Ibuilding lots in
good locality for same. P. 0.8011 686, _
South Norwalk, Conn. 124 Bi
WANTED
WANTEDv—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework?- No objection to green
girl, but must Ibe neat and clean. Tele-
Iphoue 312-2 . 125 3t
WANTED—POSITION, CLERICAL
lwork preferred. Edwin Wilcox, 19
Franklin St... South Norwalk. 124 3t
WANTEO-tYOUNG MAN EXPER-
isnced on short knife cutting. Cluett.
Peabody and Co. 124 3t
WANTED —- TO KNOW THE
whereabouts of J. Gaetons, painter
$1. 00 will be given for the first correct
address. A Friend, care Sentinel.3
' 124 ”t
WANTED—~HKVING RETURNED
to South Norwalk I will resume
dressmaking at home or cut by day
l\.irs J. A. Decker, 15 Chestnut St.. 80.
Norwalk. j23 3t
WANTED — COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Inquire .203
Ilast avenue, East Norwalk. , :23 3t
LOST *
LOST-«THURSDAY. JAN. 23, IN
. ISO. Norwalk, gentleman’s l7 jewel
open face watch ”and gold chain. Rex
Iward if returned to Frederick M.
Cullen, 55 Connecticut Ave. Tel.
774-5. . ~ . 123 iii
BUSINESS NOTICES
COLORED PHOTOS A SPEClAb
ty, at Lisboua's Photo Studio, 4 So.
‘ Main St. Let us make an enlarge
ment Itrom your .‘best film or favorite
photo. 123 3t
TURKISH BATHO FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
19 it
NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shun. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 23 West Washington St
m
Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North. Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tel., office, 1069-3; house, 693.
WAY
for you tons w‘srm in your new
' ” house this winter is to have us Install
s Heating System5thst'will keep you
comfortable on the coldest dayi
We'll study the location of you:I
rooms, the facilities or5the house sat
am you whether a Hot Air. Hot Wm:
or Bis-m system will satisfy you host
The Jones 81 liotchki'as
Company
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Mill 7“ - . NORWALK. BORN
FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
CARPETS
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FOR SALE—EASY PAYMENTS.
Lsffarme upright Ipiauo. good condi-
tion. Apply Frank T. Brundage. with
Taylor and Golden. . :2 12 t
. aoa SALE—HAVE *wsr’ancmv-
ed a carioad of Iowa horses. NEW
In size drom 1.100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent~
Ied. W. M. Keeier, Banks' Stables.
Norwalk. 114 hi!
[Hill NIIIIES " ‘
State or Uonnecticut District of
Stamford ss., Court of Probate, Jan-
ualy 22, 1913.
Estate of William Hoyt late of Da-
lrlen, In said district deceased.
trator of said estate praying that this
court authorize him to sell certain real
estate owned by said decedent at the
time of his decease, asby said appli
cation on file in this court will more
.fully appear, it is
Ordered. That said application .be
heard and determined by said court
at the Probate office in Stamford, on
the 31st day of January, 1913, at 10
o‘clock Iforenoon; andthat all persons
interested in said estate may have no-
tice thereof, :pll‘bllc notice of this or
der shall be given by publishing the
same once in a newspaper having a
circulation In this district. at least
live days before said,~day of hearing.
JOHN F. KEATING,
125 It Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE, ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court, January 24, A. D.. 1913.
Estate of George C. Stillson, late of
Norwalk in said districts’deceased.
will of said deceased; exhibit her ac-
count to this court for adjustment,,at
«the Probate office in Norwalk. on the
lat day of February, 1913, at 9 o‘clock
foreuoon; and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified
thereof, the said trustee will cause
this order to be published in a nowa-
Ipaper having 11 circulation in said dis-
Itrlct, at least ilve days before said
lat day of February, ‘1913.
HENRY W GREGORY
Judge.
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C. T McGovern
General Insurance
FIRE iNSURANcE
Real Estate. :Room 14. Keelei
Building, 155 Washington St. South
Norwaikw Public Stenographer.
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This Is a Good Time to See
THE PANAMA.CANAL.
Ask Us 101 Rules.
WE SELL TICKETS
to
llcrmuda 01d Point Comfort,
Savannah, Jacksonville, Atlanta.
Dnyioua, Palm Beach, Galves-
ton. New Orleans and South
American Points.
Rates and Sailing Dates
cheerfully furnished.
.1. M. LAYTON and CO., INC.
Flesl Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwslk.
new
I! A GOOD TIME TO
Paint
we will he plumes. ooh.
mil estimates for your no.5
THE
GORHAM
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two gentlemen or man and wife.- Ex-
Upon the application of the adminis- .
Ordered, That the trustee under the ‘
'ro' 1.51
To LET—~51 OR 4 FURNISHED
rooms. Addréss A. F. 8., General De-
livery.
T0 LETmNICELY FURNISHED
roOms. electric light, ates/m heat and
privilege of bath. Apply at 10 Clay
TO Lermnousn. 14 ROOMS. ALL_ 1m;
imwprove'ments, barn. acre land Trolley ‘
connection. Apply to Mrs. Elizabeth
Claude, 52 Newtown Ave" Norwalk
.121 23 20
PLEAS-
Wanm. To some.
T0 LET—~WI’1‘H BOARD.
ant room. Convenient.
cellent table. Rates reasonable. Mrs.
G. M. Taft. 16 Haviland St.
5 Continued From Second Peso
SALVATION ARMY.
The repairs on the Army's hell are
125 at complete and meetings will be held
as ioilows: .
Baturday at 8 .‘p. 111., free and easy. avenue, was given a surprise party
Leaders, Captain Wilbur and Sergeant last evening, a large number of friends
St. 3’2 5 35 Major 11. Brundsse. . \
Sunday at 11 a. m.. holiness meet- Ghiotto was about to retire. .
Sunday at 53 p. 111.. Sunday school. /
sunday at 8 u- m. revival servlce. finally renowned from her surprise. tics of National Park Pictures will be are an“ 0553mm” “,5 5,0595;
Services every night except Tues. dressed for the occasion, and made this afternoon and evening in the Nor
day and Friday at 8,1). m. All are wel- herself a jolly hostess.
A special soul saving campaign. will night a line supper was served, and free.
he conducted In the Army hall Febru- when all departed they wished Mrs.
124 3t ary let to 1211 inclusive.
5 ‘ _ Breathe Freolfiu
a... .55.“... Masonic building; ”“1” Indian: mm “‘1 HM “m
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, 555 a. 11 11.111. 5 553mm January 26th and StopsCatai-rhal Discharge. lflh
“Truth." Testimony lusting, Wednes '
com I) Headache.
dill/1 at 8 a. in. W both er‘cefl the Try “Ely, a Cream “balm n \ ‘
Get a small bottle anyway, Just to let comes
try lt~Apply a little in the nostrils Dent In
and. infltdnfly your clogged nose and for Ibreath-
5 stoppedhp air passages of the head closed. hawkIng and blowing.
' will open; you will breathe freely; or a cold, withiit’s running 110
dullness and headache disappear. By ,mucous drdililing into the time
Burrltt morning! The catarrh", cold Iii-head raw dryness is distressing lb
or catarrhal sore thorat will be' gone. 5551115155. _
End such misery now! Get thei Put‘your faith—just. once». in
5 lie each week day afternoon Irom‘ 2:15
' to 4: 30.‘
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A 5.1mm; PARTY.
Mrs.Ahth9ny (Juliette. oi’
descending. .on the . house as Mrs.
The any drug store.
friends were. from Bridgeport, Dan-
bury and The Nerwaihs. Mrs. Gillette The first of the four days’ exhibi . The Electr Light Commissio
of buying city bonds and last eve
She joined walk High school assembly hull. All 5-
- consi
in with the happy crowd. At mid- ale welcome and the admission is at their weekly meeting ‘1 “I
’ ' Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- ,thls subject exhaustively Other
day of next week will be hicture ters of a routine natal-e were ill
days, too. considered. 5-
Prominent Ghiotto many more surprise parties.
T0 LET—~FURNISIIE11 ROOM
married couple preferred. Heat and
bath. 21 Union St, South Norwalké
» ' 124 I.
.TO LET—SIX PLEASANT ROOMS
on second floor, corner of Van Zandt
street and Osborn avenue. Rent 311.
Inquire 59 SeavIew avenue. East Nor-
walk. 123 It
To LET—SECOND FLOOR, FIVE.
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. inquire J. M Layton and 00.
South Norwalk 123 it
To LET~AT 39 ,CHAPEL ST"
Basement, Iiour room apartment, ilrst
class condition. Rent 36. Inquire 64 .
South Main St. South Norwalk. 122 if
TO LET-r—SIX LARGE ROOMS;
also live rooms, at 55 Spring St; also
10 room house, Connecticut Ave" large
yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave 17 tf
TO LET~140WER PART 01!‘
house. 102 South Main St, small iam~
ily of adults. Rent $113. Inquire of
Chas. E. Hoyt. ! 39 if
TO LETnAPARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
St. 5 17 tf
To LET-NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, on trolley line. 10 min
utes from post office; also 8 room new
house on Slocum 8t. Geo. Mitchell. t
:11 i
To LET~HAMIIJON AVE. HALF
of two-family house. 8 rooms, and 6
room riat: all lmptovaments; good con
ditioui one block i‘rom railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. 913 ti
ROWAYTON
Mrs. Oscar 8.: Mills, of Rowayton,
has returned home after a visit with
Mrs. John Roller, 111 Brooklyn
.Ww‘u—w
Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Shinu and son,
of Pcnnoyer street. have "been guests
of relatives in Liiohlield Ilor the past
week. '
Miss May Flint, of Yonkers is tilei
guest of Mr. (Ind hire W. Frederickl
Am‘bltll‘ of Rowayion. to: the week- -end'
and Sunday.
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Rev. 8‘. A. Cunningham will prescrh
at the Rowaytou Baptist Church, to;
money: morning, occupying the pulpit“
for the ilrst time in several weeks. 5
The Reliance Social Club will hold
their meeting next Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o’clock in their rooms. at which
time the annual hicction of officers
will he held. Other important business
will he considered.
in the case of Frank W. McKendrie
at ux‘: against the Norwalk investment
IDonipauy, which came, up in the fits
promo court, yesterday. the motion or
(the dofihdsilt‘s was granted. It is:
understood the suit will he settled by
the investment Company paying the
‘uwund of about 3809 madeto the Mo
Kendrles lay the lower court.
, The fourth name of the pool teams»
meat hcvyeon the firs companies ms -
won by 9‘. 115.155, of Roivaytou Hess
fih‘ppany. Ho 11411.11.de 11. Moral”.
of Reliance Fire Cl‘otappuy. ivy the
score of 100 to 94.. r“
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