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_ face or Cape. Double Price .
in Black-
wauren ‘
vouue woman WANTED as
‘ agent In Norwaik for an easy selling
sanitary toilet article. No competition.
exceptional opportunity for «present
and future results. Addless C. D. L.,
26 Lawn Ave, New ~~Rochele, N. Y.
~ it, .. ’ 331 it
'vwaurao —- ornaments AND,
learners on potter sewing machines.
Good pay and steady work to‘ compe-
tent girls. Apply at once at oflice 0!
Joseph 110th and 00.. Grand Sh. N0!“-
vwailr. , 131 3t
DRYER
WANTED— TRIMMERS.
, (Hat 00., Railroad Place and Clay St.
131 iii
WANTED ~_AN -ALL AROUND
trimmer and vbinder on gentleman's
stiff and soft hats. Steady work on
felt ahd Panama hats. AnBWer Hardy
gist Co., 186 Meadow St, New Haven.
can.
328 (if
FOR SALE!
FOR SALE—«HOUSE AND LOT.
No 7 Quintard Ave. House has 8
rooms and vbath, inmate heat and gas
Ten minutes to station or Washington.
at. Three minutes' walk to trolley.
Inquire oil 0. F. Helicon, on prexjigilbeélé
FOR SALE—CLOSING OUT SALE
oil spring hatched pallets, alive or
dressed.‘ Fishel strain white rocks
F. E. Conley,'1fl Elm Grove St. 131 it
FOR SALE-4F YOU HAVE SIX
hundred dollars go into the Lawrence
real estate agency and buy a good
home In the centel or the city to:
$2 H600 . 131 lit
FOR SALE~VERY DESIRABLE
large residential, property. near 80.
‘Norwaiir station, Sound View; all up-
to~date improvements: ‘ Terms to
suit. Particulars with‘the Lawrence
Agency, 15 So. Main Sty 131 3d:
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BUSINESS NOTICES
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TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
(Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 23.“
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair chap. All kinds
custom made work Fit and comfort
gnaranteed 28 West Washington St
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The woman Jvno relies upon Senti-
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has a little time
(or other thinils
(Advfirtise your wants in The Sentinel
FOR SALE—GOOD PAYING BUSI-
ness and store property in growing
city, or would exchange'tor property
In this town. Other exchanges. 'D.
Hull, Havlland Block. 131 iii
FOR SALE OR To LET-FOR
mel Seaishipt ltactory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John,
H. Knapp or J. M. Layton and 00.,
Inc. , .128 bf
LOST
LOST—MONDAY ON SOUTH MAIN
.St.. a small vl’ox terrier dog; answers
to the name ol,“Bingle." A reward
will be paid iior the return of same
to 86 Taylor Ave. 130 3t
A good adv. pay: In the best paper
Popular Amusements
Bing! Bang!
Boom!
Hurrah!
IT’S “HERE TODAY
WH
AT?
Sheridan’ 8 Ride
“101 BISON" THBEEREEL HISTORICAL MASTERPIECE-
at the NEW
WIZ
AR
Photoplay Theatre
(Over \l’oolworih‘s)
lif’tvuihlng, pulsating characters of '(ii reproduced In startling ex-
attitude.
Iv‘umous tneutv- mile ride of noted general, and marvhlousv
huttlo scenes sihown in tho greatest militnrv spectacle ever produced ’
on illul.
producing one of the most heroic
i. 000 Iniuniryuien. two Iegimeutu oi cutalrv.
Combining in
Incidents in the nations history
THREE COMPLETE 8H0 W8 TONIGHT—~72 00, B: 30 and 10: 00
DOORS OPEN AT 6: 30.
ADMISSION lilo TO ONE AND ALL. . ,
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Manon-mutate .. A... m. Wmmum M..- "amt... .-
ili‘rom every angle a notable hill. Ev»
cry act distinctly high grade with
a great childrena feature.
HOYT’S
Vaudeville» Happiest Domain.
Au incomparable attraction and to
wrest novelty. Here In llsrnum and
iiaiiey's client in miniature.
ooaumvo edema mouuev HIP-
iv enema.
din aggregation of Canine and Menhcy‘
mu, fndncting a pantomime coinv
ed‘y. cal old
A HOLIDAY iN DOOVILLE.
‘ flee the intoxicated dog. the, canine
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v musical festival
policeman iiuudmd other surprises
and comedy delights
We
Anothor entroordinary announcement
Vandal-tilde debut of royalty"; most
shortcuts , .
occur as bouursae OGHINZI.
The noted nourish nobleman and
his flagrantly. in an optimising
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DIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS
Franklin Penning.
Word was received in Mouth Non
walk, yesterday, or the sudden death
‘oi Franklin Fanning,“ a weilvimown
resident of hill! Plain. lie was mak-
ing a visit in vliaubury. and unattach-
on with sastriliunhout 10 o'clock in
the morning and died four hours later.
lie had trequentiy visited in sourhNor-
walk where he was entertained by A.
mimetic. Mr.,,li‘onniag was in the he
ml «business and was very suedmstul.
lie was about My years of use.
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Mrs. John V. titles-en.
Mary Porno“. oi Norwalk, died last
night at her home in iii-him
Mrs. Gleason is well known to Non
learn or hsr' untimely demise. one
team a dam-Weeks old baby,.
husband. father, a brother and a
up; The rubsr‘fil amdromonts
not been consisted
Ave, South Norwallr. '
8- WOOdWsrd Ave.
> Chapel St.
Mrs. John v Gleason, formerly Miss .
walkers one will regret exceeding no .
her,-
"To ”LET ‘
T0 LET—TWO CONNECTING
T001115. furnished, light vhousekeeping.
water, gas. ll Henry St, two doors
Ifrom 50. Main St. 131 ht
shares; This farm consists of thirty
acres, five of which are timber, the
balance tl lwble. Practically tree from
stones. od house and outbuildings
Two miles M Wesbport Three
Owner will do right thing
with right party. Address Owner,
South Norwalk Evening Sentinel
South Norwalk, Conn. 129 31 :3
‘TO LE'F—o NICE ROOMS WITH
all improvements. Inquire 72 North
Main St. ~ '130 iii.
TO LET—~2ND FLOOR, IMPROVE-
meats. Inquire J. White. 49 Taylor
To LET—4' ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern improvements, concrete cellar
and large rattle. corner of Woodward
and Rivers avenues. Apply at 84
130 lit
“T0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
Sh; also 10 room house. Connecticut
Ave.,1nrge yard. Inquire Mrs Rose
Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave. 117 ti
TO LETu-FU ISHED ROOMS
from $1.50 up: oi one room to Indy.
very reasonable, for a view favors in
return. Inquire 15 Haviland St. 130 3t
TO LET-4 ROOM APARTMENT;
also two room office. centrally located.
Inquire Frederick Lauder, 4 South
Main St. Room 9. 327 (it
To LET-8ECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. iiiinnire J. M. Layton and 00..
South Norwalll. j23 tf
To LET—~AT 39 CHAPEL ST.,
Basement. vi'our roovm apartment, first
class condition. Rent $6. inquire ii
SouthMain St, 'South Norwaik. 122
TO LET—AfinnTMnNT AT 39
Inquire 64 South Main
St. :7 ti
TO LET—NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements, on trolley line, 10 mint
utes from post cities; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell.
TO LET—~HAMIL’I‘UN AYE. Haw
room flat; all Improvements; good can
Joseph R. Taylor. slli ti
[flit IIIIIIL‘ES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of, Norn'aik, as“ Probate
(301111. January 11th, A. li., 1913.
Estate or Esther M. (lulnmni, hue
of Norwalk. in said illicit-let, decanted.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the (qu
hon-cot for the creditors of said «state
to exhibit their-claims for sctlicm-ant.
’l‘horo who neglect to prompt their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will he debnrred u recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediaie payment
to
GEORGE ll QUIN’I‘ARD.
517 2-13 Executor.
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Textile Fabric Co.
213 E. Wuh’u at. to. Norwalit.
Opposite Dorion's Switch.
Formerly P. 0. Bldg. Norwaik.
Telephone 830 Mr. Hall.
Dress Geods
in Serges 8: Nov-
cities. I“ ~
Come in. select your goods
item the piece.
‘ Suits Taller-Made
on the plasmid“, lining ‘und
cloth Included. from $20 00 .
WI).
Cloth for Men’s
Wear , '*
in Blue. black and, brown
Berger. can made to order on
the premises from $20.00
tip.
Worsted 8: Velvet
' Mdritz‘a by taking the part situated
[the railway station. pn the line com-
‘ , municatlng With Macedonia;
FARM To RENT 0R WILL LET ON '
miles tram South Nol walk Excellent ..
. chance.
.‘_ 130 Bi '
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0! twotamlly house. 6 rooms, and 6.
dltlon; one block from railroad station
The annual meeting or ,
Manufacturing company wasiheld on
£19 Balkan clues and title Ottoman Kmlfldgg‘fififim’flg ’3:
invplres. “ ,
’ Irhe Turks, with their usual shrewd-v mmfin’; fif’fftfaiflfigiufig
nose lasiehd of simply calling for the following list of at ions, were. electv
holy shrines and a tow more monu- M. ' ' ‘
ments of historic or religious ehhrao T 1. Raymond South Norwalir- W
“I In R9 0“" “I “”3110”: m" vs. vMeud Greenwich“: M. D Randall"
gested dividing the city by the river, Norwalk; m A Swinger, Cos Con E.
O. Keeler Norwal-ltzN ‘ N.‘P. «Bishopmon
walk; W. A -,Curtis Norwalk. ‘
M a subsequent meeting of the direc-
tors «for organization the following or-
, hours were elected:
President—4. 1. Raymond. .
Viee-PresidentL—W. jS. Mead.
Secretary—4M. D. Randall. ..
Treasurer—dd. A. Springer.
Louis 8.. Beers, of ‘South iNorwaIk.
was appointed auditor. '
resumption of nesoueiious between
on the left “bank. This would mean
that they obtain the lion’s share. al-
though they would Ieava to Bulgaria
This, however, does not mean nor
does the Turkish reply any that» it is
their lrreducibleiconoession, so that
the way to an udcommodation between ’
the parties may still be left open.
It is thought that the men now rul- ‘
ing at Constantinople wish to have at
least the appearance or not ceding
so much as their‘predecessors.
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A ”good add pays best in the best
paper.
Ten per cent. of discomfort In a
furnished room is too much—Jar you
can iind one that’s at least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
adv.
costs.
A {Mixture of Sage and Sui... disappointment
phur Prevents Dandruff
lng hair.
Joseph ,Bardos, who ‘was lined $75
and costs by Judge William F. Tam- by the SOuthern New England
Imany; at the local end of ’the- Town
Court yesterday, paid his fine and
Bardos was charged with day While at 4’0”“ He was re V
stabbing Jovlln China. '
and Falling Hair.
to his home.
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You Just dampen a sponge
brush with “Wileth’s finite .
‘ pher” and draw it through yo
When you darken your hair with taking one small strand eta tin
Sage Tea and Sulphur no one can tell, this at iiixht and by morning i i
because it's done so naturally; so even- hair disappears and after and
v ly. It Is also splendid to remove dan- pllcation or We becomts bran
ldruii, cure itching scalp and stop iail~ darln‘ened and mere glossy and
.viant than ever. You will also
Preparing this mixture, though, at dandrutf is gone and hair has 3
home is a musgy and troublesome task. falling.
For about 50 cents a bottle you can
buy at any drug store the ready-to- is a sign of old age and as W .
use tonic called, “Wyetll’s Sage and sire a youthful and attractive ‘
Sulphur Hair Remedy." vSome drug- ones, get busy at once with W
- glets put this mixture up themselves Sage andISulphur and you'll look
’but make it too sticky, so insist you younger,
want "Wyeth's" then there will lie no cies in town here sell lots of It. ‘
Gray, toiled hair, though no
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