'«wan'ruo " ‘
WANTED ...- BY YOUNG LADY.
roamed and howl in nitrate tamuy. A -
dresaF 10 Box 69 . 11 3t
WANT lBlJY LATE MODEL:
automobiles. cash paid tor absolute
111lb1argainh only. Write 11111 details,
-1 condition. equipdlent, price.” 1’ and
' 10o. 1218 West 631-th New Yoritu a
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‘ WANTED—cHAMBERMAID. FIRST
' class references required. At Clifford
1110181. 11 lit
‘ ‘ WANTED—YOUNG WHITE GIRL
e [or light housework and care 01’ lhaby,
. in family of three. Address J. F., care
' Sentinel. 1 c 11 3t
MEN AND WOMEN—ASELL GUAR-
anteed hose 70 per cent. profit. Make
$10 daily. Full or part time. Begin-
_ liens investigate. Wear Proof, 3038
Shootout St, Philadelphia, Pa.24 41:
, 1181 9
WANTED —- OPERATORS AND
learners on power sewing machines.
Good pay and steady work to compe-
tent girls. Apply at once at oiiice of
Joseph 140th and 00.. Grand St, Nor-
walk. 131 iii.
WANTED——- ’ TRIMMERS. DRYER
diet 00.. Railroad Place and Clay St3
-- 131 t
_1 1.1
_ WANTED— AN ALL AROUND
. , trimmer and Ihinder on gentleman's
‘ - still and sort hats. Steady work on
i'elt and Panama hats. Answer Hardy
Mat 00., 186 Meadow St, New Haven,
Conn. _ 128 61
‘4
BUSINESS NOTICES
COLORED PHOTOS—~AT LISBO-
na’s Photo Studio, 4 80. Main St. Open
Sundays from 9 to 5. Open evenings
. by appointment. Cabinet Photos at
' reasonable prices. ’ d1 3t
TURKISH BATH! . FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
1 ledsworth's Sanitarium. T918210.
to n
men's MODERN eooprnan
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made Work Fit and comforts
guaranteed as West Washington St
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants of tbe'l‘own of
‘Norwnlk, who ere qualified to votedn
town meetings therein, are hereby no-
tified and warned that a special town
4 meeting of said town will be held in
the Town Hall. Wall street; Thursday,
hloln'uary 6, 1913. at 8 o'clock in the
evening, for the liollowing pumaoses. to
.wit:««
iw’l‘o consider and take action upon
the matter of making application to
the General Anaeiuhly ll’Ol' authority to
issue hands to an amount not exceed-
ing two hundred thousand dollars, for
the punpooe of paying llle cost oi new
sthcol buildings which may to erect--
ed in said town. and -ior..,school. pur-
, poses, said ends to he for ouch length
i of time an upon -such terms as the
‘ meeting may determine; and to take
any dunner action relative to the
aforesaid matters as said meetiugmny
determine; all according to petition on
tile. ,1
2—40 co’iislder and act upon the
matter or locating in the Town oi is
Nowell: a new high school bulidiuit
or othefachool bulldlm
13.91%) consider and not (men the u
matter of locating and catnhllnhint;
: a public park and acquiring ‘land for
that puritans. ‘ . 1
.‘ "To consider whether the Met-
. them property. dt West avenue. as a
suitable place for the location or a
public park and a site for public'
hulldinfl.
We Authorize and inItruct the
. scloctmsn to take any action uccen
)' nary to carry out day or all at the
' foregoing mutton. .
6M0 instruct and authorize a
appropriation
action as
illuminate and Taxation to'ilrt 1
FOR, SALE-HOUSE AND LOT.
No. 7 Quintard AYe. House has «8
rooms and bath. t-urnuce heat—and gas.
Ten minutes to station or Washinetoum
St. Three minutes‘ walk, to trolley.
Inquire 1010.1 13". Hallonlt, on prefiasea
FOR SALEMIF YOU HAVE Six
hundred dollars go into the LaWi-eulce
real estate agency and .buy a‘ good
'home in, the center of the city tor
$12,800. . 131 at
FOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE
large residential property, near So.
Noriveik elation, Sound View; all up-
todate itnprdvements. Terms .510,
suit, Particulars with the Lawrence
Agency, 15 So. Main SL131 34‘.
. Foa SALE—GOOD PAYING} Bohr—
ncss and store property in growing
city, or iwould exchange for property
in this town. Other exchanges. D 3
Hull, I-Iaviland Block. 131 8t
FOR SALE OR To LET—F0112
mer Sealsbipt .ll’actory on Water St
For terms and prarticulars apply John
H. Knapp orJ . M. Layton and 00.,
1nc.128 ti
. LOST-
LOST—«MONDAY ‘ON SOUTHMAIN
81., a small do: terrier dog; answers
to the name at “Dingle." A reward
will be paid Iior the return of satire
to 86 Taylor Ave. . 130 iii
FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWAkK' FIR! ALARM
Eire Alarm Headquarters at lilo-till
Worse. Telephone tor lire alarms.
No. it
smeashlnston anld North Main Its
Mnhackemoliot
d—xDa and Rayml' d
5—: G Corset‘n‘actory, private.
6—- oyt's Theda?“ '
'1— orwolk H natal,
8—1111? ic gnu. lflord and 0in Hotels
rose
il—xWeIt 81.. Franklins chooi.
is—xc‘on‘fiord Sh, Concord and Unwi-
ikNorth Main and Ann Bil.
Mic-HI 11.81 and Ba law Ave.
16—: orwalk iron orke. .
7—— West A.vc no.1 cedar t.
18-Hlsh School West Ave
21» -West St. on Laylor Ave.
23~iny Av v.c and Low we at.
ilk—Chestnut and Hen Ste.
25~x80uih Main and cures Bu.
26»—Lexington Ave. and Austin at.
27—. t and Elm Grove sun.
81. in 81.. between. (Iron and
do ctr-”i
ice-1M) micmflWoi-lis. m It. .
AHXS in: B
88~ avilund “fin flWitter Yul;
{VF-X ckw cod 1".
mold Ave. and éodlé't.
13:1‘aylorA vs. and South
d8-—Wood dward Art. ‘31.
iii-«Burnt! and Quintet-d1 Aves. and We!»
46mWocdward and Down um
51— ~Ooldon Hill 81. and Elmwood Ave.
62 ~Washlnaton st. mi
saw-Freight yard a do Ann 8t», private.
64 wNorwnlk Loch .rp ri vote.
(:1 Denotes non-interfering boxes
(1 ) Meet i-ex box. from which the nuts
her at any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 18 noon and I p. In.
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times. isliin] oi
lino open. 1~
Two strokes after an alarm. m out. to-
oalla department. 1- 1
Three slow strokes water to is. chm
on 1— “1—1
Ans: M5
lulled tor (melt.
hire alarms ilor an district also re
ceivoli by lelen hone.
Four long blasts of the Whistle at
B: '10 n m and 12130 p.111. indicate
no eclcool tor the following session.
1—~—l—-—1-—-1 '
M.
a
IAITNORWALK FIRI- ALARM IDK‘I
ll
cm 170
cmFitoh School ‘ i'lVltn)»
Privateh boxes or I only be pulled tot
a telcn mm to Electric Station
(7 ll) e343}... the hours or 8 1p.
G—Mnrvin “1831111001 (scurry1
Bizmllissi art Bic.
Shawli'ort and Dharl 0;: 1
lat—«liifst Ave. and cosh '
John 81. and Edith8 Ave.
uvlcw Ave 11 a First St.
tczcngulovard and!“ no. lit.
M .
its «Boulevard will! El
It~ cyner at. an 11inch )lylid Av“.
813—- cyner at. on Duck
":75” ”31:19:“ loco on at on. on M
will bi'xfimno nearest box.
M31333 NEH". “You W?“ in‘ game:
the ohiai or 11:11:13 obi c 1190111118"er
i~0ne :iut a?” .04”! a“ "antic: or ill»
.1..m .. standard iii».
no mo:
”when” schudl
in'l’mniy-i o.s it
niniul’l‘mm ”as”? main 21»
um coated Minamoto.
,i‘Jouth Rotunda “I! elven a ills-
" he: fidnds.
a blender. Quests
. ccoh Wound“. a box ~,
Fire uenowaryrl’mhllgm Van Ban: tux-eelm
“Miss Mary Gullah at 119 chmuut “
TO .Lsr—srxl ROOM?“ oo'r'iiAo‘u
on Meadow St. Rent 314. Iduuire
EM Toilet, So. Main St. 1'" HM
T0 LET—9. FURNISHED ROOMS
Board if desired. Business people
preferred: references exchanged. . Ad
dress M. 14.18 13., Box 116, Barton, 00151.31
TO LEE—FOR ANYTHING YOU
want in the house. flat, barn. shop.
TO LETe-TWO oorzrlndrme
rooms, turnished light housekeeping
mater.“ 3H
tram So. Mitts St. 3t
To LET—5 NICE ROOMS WITH
all improvements. Inquire 72 North
meats.
Ave, South Norwalk 130 at
L 'To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern im-provemants. concrete cellar
and large attic, corner or Woodward
and Rivers avenues. Apply at 84
Windward Ave. ‘ 130 lit
To LET—~5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St. .. also 10 room house, Connecticut
Ave, large yard. Inquire Mrs. 11088
Tarlov, 102 TaylorAve.
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
from $1. 50 up; also one room tolady.
very reasonable, tor a view favors in
in comfortable home; heat and litht.‘
tactory, can on Raymond Bros. 11 iii ‘
enry SL1, two jdoom .
117 it ~
return Inquire 15 Havlland St. 130 at
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT;
also two room office, centrally located.
Inquire Frederick Lauder, 4 South
Main St. Room 9.127 6t
70 LET-SECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. Inquire J. M. Layton and (30..
South Norwalk. 123 81'
T0 LET—AT 39 CHAPEL 8'12.
Basement. view room apartment first
class condition. Rent $6.1nuuii'e 64
South Main St, South Norwalk.122 tit
T0 LETwAPARTMENT ' AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South“ Mitin
St. ~ . 17 t!
'ro LET-NEW ‘6 ROOM HOUSE.
. improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post otiice; also 8 room new 1
house on Slocum St; Geo. Mitchell.
. , 111 ti‘
To LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF
or two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R Taylor. 518 ti
The Live.
Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression
Lurking 111
His Goun- , '
tenanoe
Is the
Successful
*1Btt8iness.
,Manw
He ,,
Advertised
h
room flat; all improvements; good can
“i
tery.
Joseph w. Baden. .~
Joseph W. seem died at his real-
_ 1 48 River street, last night.
as ia‘survived 117 a wits And (our chii- after the present library enacts are
dren. The funeral services will
Mamet. non ‘ ‘
TO LET~2ND FLOOR, IMPROVE” ‘
Inquire J. White, 49 Taylor .
by one ammo .
. . A1 no Bucknam. 1:.
Mrs. Anna. 13110111118111. Wile of Louis
Buckndm, died last ulxht at her home,
"123 B'slden avenue. after a look illness.
Decides her hush (1 she is survived
cry Buchnam. Fu-
moral Will be 1111 d Monday morning
drain St. Mary's Church.
will take place iii St. Milry's come
‘I—‘w-v-‘u
1..
‘ .5" “(1 1,91:
NEW CARNEGE LIBRARY MAY-1
TEES. .
The South Norwaln Board oi “Marti
Direction! held a regular meeting that
evening. Matters pertaining to them
conipleucii oi! the new library building
wens discussed, and it was the opinion
:that thelbuildingWUuld he listened {by
'Maroh lot;
Interment
place an oxh1bit oi birds and thirdly
nests in the cabinets in the upper‘part
inond was accorded permission to have
his collection of birds' eggs also locat
ed there. rum will the installedgsoon
be moved to the new Carnegie building.
1 , cred Heart. new... will be 11 1,
‘ 1111.311. Michael' s cemetery. Bridgeport. .
Permission was Branted Oountyi
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smiiih do‘
oath Freely. Nasty
5 .Hcad Colds
dli bottle anyway. inst to
morning! the «turn, coid- inothe‘
head or catarrhai sore throat will be
gone. .
End such misery now!
any 11mg store. , This sweet tragrdnt
' oi! the building, and David W. Ray-i
. Post.
“My face is my fortune," said the
girl. "lln that case I would advise you
to go through voluntary bankruptcy"
responded the man, {fond then take up
the . intellectual' pose.”-—-Pittsburgb
. ‘_ only a little in the nostrils
and 1in1stantly your clogged nose and ,
stoopedmp all" passages of the head,
will open; you will )‘breathe ireelya'
dullness and headache dlsaupear. By.
Get the
«small bottle: of ”Ely' a Dream Balm" at.
no die .
,l . our truth-just once—r
Creamnal1n" 1d your cold ‘
. my face and yet you rememhe
will surely dis ppear.
Ordinary .Tactj-She—dt _1
strange that you didn’t- vemw‘
name. He .awlcwardlyy-Wel 1,
know, you have an attractive sort
name. uYonkers Statesman
Just [as 136'
lllt'
Will/(111”
,smwmm
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