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WANTED -:- MACHINXST, FIRST-
class. all around man to work on gen-
erator and motor parts. Norwnllr
Elect Mtg. 00. Tel 358 or 805: it? at
WANTED -- FOR GENERAL
linsework, white woman. Sleep home.
We washing. Two in family. Apply
evenings. between] nnd V8. Mrs. Meek,
4 Washington St. . _, , li‘lV 3t
”freon SALE
FOR SALE-«A FRESH cow, SIX
years old Gives 18 to 20 quarts milk
daily. Apply W. Miller, Connecticut
Avenue. :7 3t
~"l'o LET—RENTS To surr uvnnr
tenant prices ranging trdm $3 00 to
$50.001per month or anything you
want.
To tar ,.
Call on Raymond Bros. it? 3t
Foe“ SALE—THREE VERY AT-
tructive single houses with large
upper floor, 12 High St and lower
building lot, in best part of 80. N01 floor-y 3 Crescent 'l‘erlace. inquire
walk. Snap tor a quick buyer. Ad 44 West. st. ‘ I7 3‘
dress Box V235, Derby, Conn. \ 1137 (it
To LETwTWO' APARTMENTS,
. WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework small family, good wages.
inquire at Sentinel office.
TAKE NOTICE~500 PEOPEE
wanted to come to a dance to be given
by P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, No. 126, N.
E. O. P., Tuesday evening, Feb. 11,
.1913, in Mystic Chain Hull. . «i7 ill.
WANTED -—~ 1.000 BABIES To
have theerphotos taken .lree- at Var-
:inn's Photo Art Studio, 40 Wall Slut}
*iNorwalk. One picture free to all dur-
ing February. - ll‘7 1t
'WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework 14 Lowe St. t7 3t
SALESLADIES (3) To SELL Tun
best made popular price custom cor-
sets La Gracia Corsets, Bridgeport.
Conn. . . f6 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL ‘KINDS
cattle. liest market pricesmaid. Ex~
ltra prices for int calves. $3 to‘ $4
u‘or bob calves to fatten. ll. Fried-
._ man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. iii if
CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
went experienced operators on power
machines, steady work assured. ‘ts tt
WANTEDwGIRLS, EXPERIENCED
on Singer sewing machines. to work
on rain coats; also boys iior cement-
ing. New England Cont Cu., 83 Wash-
ington St.’ to tit
WANTED—BY YOUNG .SCANDI-
navlan men, 'work of- any kind. Ad-
dress “Work," care Scum. to 3t
WANTED —— STOCK SALESMAN
to represent the Ha tel-1y Tool and
utYulo, N. Y.. in
Sol .11 Norwalk, Conn. We will pay a
lgoo ..3hlnry or commission or both.
.We have one of the best stock propo-
sitions in the United States, and our
company .will stand the strictest lu-
lvestigatlon. All our olllccrs are repu-
table men. We are plnoing a limited
amount of stock on the market, nud
the goods we are about to manufac-
two are unsllrpassnble. There is a
very, large profit melll' product. and-
the market her the same is unlimited.
The stock sold by 'our agents will
surely pay large dividends to the in-
vestors. Don't answer this advertise
mcnt unless you think you are cupu
bio of handling our stock and repre-
senting us. Address. llumcrly Tool
and Machine (10., llui'fnlu. New York
1206 General Electric Bldg. lill til
{7 3|: St.
' local property. 80 new form in North
FOR SALE-«GOOD WORK AND
driving horas. $30 Inquire 5 Wini7leldVV
4 It 1d.
a.
two horses or automobiles.
32 llayview Ave.
TO LET-4mm SUITABLE FOR
Inquire
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FOR" SALE—wt THREE QUARTER
size pool table in perfect condition.
Complete equipment. Call evenings at
7 Rowan St, East- Norwalk. t6 lit
for physician or dentist’s office.
traily located.
Golden's office.
To LET—TWO noons EUITAVHLE
‘en.
inquire Taylor and
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FOR SAL‘E—wBLACKSMITH SHOP
fully equipped and steady trade. Low
rent and prce of stock. Quick sale.
.Mitchell, Norwalk, Ct. n1 iii
St.; also 10 room house. Connecticut
Inquire Mrs. Rose ‘»
117 it ~ ‘-
Ave.
Tariov, ‘10.? Taylor Ave.
TO LET-5 noons AT 55 SPRING
large yard.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Ridgefield. on the main road, and two
miles Afrom Danbury trolley linen Ten
Basement. vfour room apartment, first
class condition. Rent $6.
South Main St., South Norwalk. 122 tit
'ro LET—AT 39 CHAPEL. on,
Inquire 64
room house. burn and cow burn, mere
than hall? in meadow! and tilahie land.
Will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Also term of seven acres,»
ghapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
t.
To LET—Asharnsur AT 39
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with nice I house, plenty oi fruit, in
some locality. Write for particulars:
'Address Form, care Sentinel. 13 fit-
FOR SALE OR TO LET—FOR
mer Sealshlpt il’ucto‘ry on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. Knapp or .i. M. Layton and (30.,
N01101:
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interestcd ill the proposed
change. alteration and widening of
West avenue, in this city, between
West. street and a point about one
hundred feet southerly of Garner
street, on the westerly side of said
avenue, and the proposed change and
lowering of the grade of the sidewalk
on said westerly side of said avenue?
that a meeting of the Council of this
city will be held at the louncil chum.
hers on Monday, March 3rd, 1913, m.
8 o'clock p. in, when and where all
persons whose hind is proposed to be
taken therefor, or which may be of.
footed thereby, may appear and be
heard in 1clutiou thereto
listed at South. Norwnlk, this 71h
tiny of February A. 1)., “1313. J
Pol Older of the Cllnci.
. JOHN J. CUNEO.
City Clerk.
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won this year's duly race will go.
down to return with the lropllv i'-ln
that rnce. ‘
The entire locnl division has ill-(11V
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BUSINESS NOTICES
CORTRIGHT BROS.,
ton 8L, So. Norwnik. (To.
log and furniture repairing.
or cushions made and repelled.
tilnnies cheerfully given.
ifbti '1” l2 ill ll
hoislor-
ids-
'171 ViI'ASl-llNG-
.311 kinds
illvilcd dud a number are planning to
nrlompnny the duly crnc , and lil-
though at large number would like to
go null accept the invitation received:
impossible because of
previous on V
g: lgnmenls.
TURKlBH BATHS
treatment of? gout, rheumatism! eteV
Arrangements by appointment. D’r
Wadsworth'l Sanitarium. 'l‘el.21f8.
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Nasn'e uonnfin .ooomnliau
All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
boot and shoot repair shop.
guaranteed. as West Washington at
FOR" THE
All rorps officers will apenr in uni 3
form iwlntorl and wear medals nutli
. decolulimlu appropriately All s'llrf l
men will wear badges. '
'Ille presumption of trophies, prizes1
and awards will he followed by prom!
:nont speakers who will address tho
gathering on the whore oi" the on
pollination.
SENTINEL
READERS“
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KIM) wouos.
Rabi-wiry. nth, lillll.
To The limiting ilenthvai:
‘ "rill a broullmlnded attitude the
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not identical took. this rationing; in its
editorial regent-ding the letter written
by the Hon. John‘s. humour. it not
serves the commendation or every out»
use of the two cities regardless of: hi
slams on consolidation.
" ‘ Yours truly,
attractiveness. ,
‘ lifeline. Katrine dmeoc‘hner, whereas
tutti saving of lives. while others are
for racing nnd minor events of hero
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8T. :PETER'E LADIEB' flOOiETY BO-
CIAL. ,
'l‘lle meeting of the undies Society
of St. Peter’s Gormlih Lutheran
Church was hold at the residence or
him. it Malina, in North Mnln street.
renter-dot“.
'l‘he meeting was opened with a only
or by the Rev. M. L. 90ml), drier which
the roll was called by Mrs. omnehuer.
'l‘lle pastor then surprised all thy pres
noting, the plans or the new church,
which to to iii: started in the spring
in (hitter street Estimates are now
being received. V -
The meeting; was closed at 4: ’30 p.
m.. utter which ‘lhlfi‘un nnd kitchen
were served to n1l.’l"lln next meeting
is to he held at the residence or hire.
Adnm Schmidt, on Maroh‘ 3th V
Those present were: 1
John Reductions John mindset. lion-
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helium Fred iii. skin. minute he);
sourcing. routine handmade. Tumult
of twofamily house, ll rooms. and 6
room‘ rlat‘; all improvements: sood‘co
ditlon; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Tailor.
, this cozy little motion picture theatre.
litany of the nwnrds ore for tlltl no ’
76 LET~HAMILPUN Ava, HALF
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A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a lur-
niehed room—Rented.
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THE DISTRICT SCH-00L.
A novel entertainment will be
given this evening and tomorrow night
by the Christian Endeavor Society of
the South 'Norwaik Congregational
Church, in the District School, at Foul“
Corners A large number or well-
known young people will participate '
in the affair, Whlth begins at 8 o ‘clook
in the church parlors. There will also
be a sale or home-made candy.
THE WIZARD.
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ford ”High school ‘symnaslum.f1‘hls Norwalk High.
old. with veritevldent; pV seen
Willow—Madison. 1. VV
l V'l‘he program in full 13113 V '
tile!ereo~6eorge,8mith. VVVV ‘2
Umpire-«S. J Burns. ’
Kelly opened the second session
“u. l: 3.33”” with a pretty field goal storey and TIM 0 with . laglmm' 5,.W,,,.VV ‘
V . V , V ”mm, Cook asuln got way On Monday nlglittlhetfltumford sign WWW " . u,
_ . ‘ from 33.1”“ mil coiled ”"90 pretty school will con... to Nowell: tor a re 33333313 Made “Me“
‘1 Kelp,- scored and Cook turn some. The local boys will then V8616 etion, -. VV
again scored Madlgan scored from endeavor to show monitor-d! some clas- . V.
. V the field and also melted a point on a in basketball . V . Vsaieotion,
The Nor-walk foil school basetbail he“ throw '1‘“ McMahon “‘m’dl
are other field goal and the bell sound-
snowstorm” .. .. ”“7"?" “i"im‘m" Burl: N .
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econd game all the ins—529 12 or Bouthlng‘ton.
(Continued from that page.)
season, by the score of 29-12.
Jack McMahon starred for Norwalk
The team lofltlStlutthorwalk on the as did Cook and Madison for IStam'i m
7: 52 train, accompanied by a large del i‘o rd ,
egation of noisy tern. V.
loved in the Slam I The lineup was as lotions:
Stamford High.
.. . . Kelly
Mrs. Patterson.
Quartet.
Selection
M. R. Duty, of Stamford
and also witty in the extreme, and he Remarks,
frequently had his audienc. convulsed George W. Fox, ‘5. 0., of Wale ll
with laughter at his jokes and hunny (Degree team drill,
sayings while the team drill oi! the Under Captain George Rayrn
organization, participated in by this .. of Dorian.
teen uniformed men under the leader- Remarks,
. ship at lChaptain George Raymond oi‘t Frank Raymond, 01 Daub
Darlen. was both difficult and unusual, Selection,
and it was carried through in a high-
clasa manner that caused the specter
tors to testin their keen opprecletlon
again and again. as the various evolu-
ciuuuunepn...
floor is comer/lie. “0.81313“ and that F. 'McMahon
greatly hoodlum“ the local students. , Right toward.
The game started with s rue-h. Med J. McMahon . .V . .. .V . .. ..
igen broke away not: Storey and scor- Len forward.
ed. tw1c9 from the. “61d D018.“ zoomed Store“ a a 0 0 t t v 9 ' n - . . . u - u . a a Madison
from the field. can: managed to get . Center. ' .
away tram O‘Hara. and scored three O'Hara
times from the Vileld,givlng,18tsmifordl le-Vght guard.
a 12-point lead F. McMahon finally Aiken iMcGourty
. Cook
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Quartet.
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Mrs. Patterson
Master of Ceremonies—4W VII:
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broke the ice for ‘Norwalk and leamel . Left guard. tlons werebeiug‘ put into executlos. Merriam. l
through with a goal. lie was quickly .1 ’Summary. ‘ At the conclusion or the entertaln- Refreshments followed by dens 111$
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big program of quality, photomlnys Vac
Today's program is headlined «with a
sensational tworeei imp. feature.‘ The
Long Sirlke"——ihe ocean liner and lo-
comotiie lace scones will hold you
spellbound. Nestm otters “Gold and
l-llloss‘ ‘wdesorting a loving husband.
she tied with the nllscreant ouh to
perish on the lonely desert. Fro: llier
Voilers “The Str‘nnucl at the \lountuln:
'"ltanch ~o. mnlvcl in photogluphy null
detail of production. Zilliano oilel re a
bi Viceflomlnodme ll) xbee, it will he: ‘10“th subject ‘09] “The TWO 0‘91”:
cont."s and “Bonli’ucio in Society" -—
here’s something really hilarious, in
sir-loom getter of the lust water. Vic-r
tel offers “All for llove"~«it's a line.
big romance, that will appeal to every
picture tan. Flux-loner laurencc plays
the loading role—muff said Coming.
tomorrow, the big Week-cud ",Blsou
101” two-reel Western feature cull.
tied. “his Rock's Last Stand."
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sore threat is wonderfullpomt-lont
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1m pouring tunnelling water. settler
the water wiiiremnln not a longer
time. Four ottoman a teaspooniul oi
Villiilllll‘tl over the boiling water, hold
cup close to race and unearths through
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