ass
For Sale,
Professional
Business and,
1 I.
II
.I
‘0.
1". . u ,
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words criteria. 2511-1-— :.
es, Bile - Each Additions; Word.1 cent per Insertion In Black- .
c Three'l’
v
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED
WANTE'DWSITUATION A'i‘ GEN-
erai housework. Inquire 24 .Hoyt St.
., _
1113 It
WANTED—MONDAY, TWO 'F‘UR-
niahed rooms for light housekeeping.
(loiitrally'located Steam heat. Ad-
dress J. R. H., this office 1113 {it
WANTEDwLADlhlS AND GENTLE-
!uien, good appearance, to demonstrate
household article; good may. Those
knowing people in town preferred.
Call or write, 12 Havllnnd 81.. South
.Nonwaik. n13 1t
WANTEWLO'CAL REPRESENTA-
tives to sell a necessary article in all
' offices and mercantile trade. A quick
seller and an excellent opportunity
for right party. Address imperial Of-
' dice Supply Company, P. 0. Box 805,
Mei'idcn, Conn. all} (it
WAN’l‘EDmAGENT '1‘0 HANDLE
Marley-Davidson motor cycles in this
territory. Write for particulars to
New England branch Harley-Davidson
1111111011 (20., 01 Maple St. Dauvers,
Mass. 1112 {it
WANTEDwidh Xi’ifliih ......i) HOOK-
hot-pet. Must understand double en-
try and have references. Address
Bookkeeper, care Sentinel. 1111 3t
J
WANTED —— FIRST MORTGAGE
loan of $3,750 on a 12 room modern
residence. Box 685, South Norwaik.
118 [it
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and 1.11oultry Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 11.11
. 029 ti!
CLUETT, PEABODY a co., INC.,
have situations to otter on shirt work.
power machines, steady work. 08 ti
011111911101
lg. BART HOL, D. C.
t
a
I Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady attendant. Restfiooms.
nouth Norwaik Office-63 Meadow 31.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hourly—9 a. 111.5 p. 111. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
liIiIl NiIIIiIlS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 11s.. Probate
, l'onrt. November 4, A, 1)., 1913.
Estate of Edward J. Ladriiznn, lute
ol.‘ Norwulk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, huth limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said tile, will be debarred a recovery.
All. persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay~
merit to
FRANK J. LOCKWOOD,
Administrator.
lii‘i I3 20
r‘io the Board of County Commisslom
era of Fnii'lieid County":
1 heiuiiya apply for a transfer oi’ a
license, No. 30, to sell Spirituous and
intoxicating Iiiquors‘. Ale, Luger, lzloer,
Rhino W inc and Cider, from Stephen
Kvuncz, at 9 lionton street, South Nor~
walk, to Stephen Kvuncz, at ‘12 ilou-
iiiiictroct, South Norwuik. ’i‘own oi?
Norwalk.
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 loci. in it direct
line of it Church liltiilicc or Public
Schoolhouse. or the premises per
iaiulng thereto, or any Post Oiiice,
i'iiblic l‘iibrnry or Cemetery.
Dated tit Norwulk. this .“ith day
November, A. 1)., illli-l.
S'i‘lali’l-ilGN l<\ .\NI ‘2
Applicant
of
We. the undersigned. cleciors 11nd,
liitpziroin, as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
Iiiililltmtitlll of the ubovo-titunod Ste-
phen Kvuiicz, for such “(Ii-111m! and we
«to severally certify each for himself
that we are taxpayers owning real
_ «unite situated in said Town 01‘ Nor-
walk.
mind at Norwulk. this blh day oi
November. i\. ii. liilii,
(.3011 1111111 St hwarz,
vary. Frank IIIIilli:‘I',
Nveik ()hgeon.
l hereby certify that tho lilitli'l'. nam~
ml cudorsero are. electors and tax-
payers, as defined by law of the Town
’ of Norwaik.
Outed at Neiwaik. tliiii ptli day of
November, A. l‘.,) 1.9.13.
ANNIE r1. sili'i'i-i,
" Aaciadint Town Clerk.
iteplicn
.lticob Yourdisky,
“ iii; 13‘
. Sentinels. Wants 111111131 employer-ii
and employees together; where ithe
employer may manual the proficiency
and experience arthritic whom he
would hire.
Vii.
ling-1
,TO LET
'ro LET—41101111 sit/1.11.1. ROOMS.
lnquire‘lli Meadow St. 1113 lit,
TO LETw—"l‘lREE ROOMS, CEN-
traily located. Rent $8.00. Inquire 76
Washington .St. n13 .3t
T0 LET—AT 200 EAST AVE; FIVE
large rooms, first floor, three minutes
front depot. Rent $12. H. 1.). Wright.
'l‘ei. 127‘l~3. n13 0t
TO «LET-UPSTAIRS APART-
mcnt, six rooms. every improvement.
newly decorated. No. 150 East Ave,
‘Norwuik. inquire of John N, Kline,
21 \I‘est Main St, lNorwalk.‘ Tel. No.
l292-‘l. 11‘13 3t.
T0 LET-A HOUSE 011‘ SIX
rooms, water and toilet, newly reno-
.vat-ed. itc11t'313.i'10. No. 11 liani’ord
place. inquire at No 9 'liunford place,
Most Norwaik, Conn. n13 3t
To LET--i1‘ LlRNlSHEl) 0R UN
furnished. rooms, with gas. heat and
bath. in good neighborhood live min, I
utes to heart or city. lnquiie 51 Put:
11am Ave. 1113 iii
T0 LET—~i1‘URNiSHEl) FRONT
room. inquire 20 Union St. "1?. 3t
TO LET-~APA‘RTMEN'P, iii PiNiib
St. Inquire ofiice of It, and (l. (to.
1112 if,
TO LET—J‘URNISHEI) ROOM TO
rent without board. Also burn for
automobile. 9 Chestnut St.. South
Norwaik. ull tit.
T0.LET——~.’1 ROOM COT’i‘AGE, NO.
1 Cottage St. All improvements. iii-
quii'c on premises. 1111 31.
To LET-.R()Ol\lS WITH OR WITH.
our board. steam heat, gas, hot water.
Also board without rooms. Second
floor. right hand side 01’ No. 120 Wash-
ington St. 1111 iii.
TO LET—~TWO MORE APART-
ments ready. Heat and hot water
furnished. inquire fill West Ave, Nor-
wnlk, nil 1w
T0 LETmii‘OUR ROOMS. Wi’l‘l‘i,
all improvements, corner Cove and}
First Sts. Inquire Ii. .loseiovsky, [12
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 ti
T0 LET—l’iliVA’l‘E PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. «186 Main St.
Norwalk Address Geo. L iliitton, 8"
Fort St.,i1last Norwtiik. Phone 3:11.
018 t!
TO LET OR FOR SALE—:0 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $220. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas.
id, Hoyt. at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 010 it
!
SEE
C. T. MCGovern
About
Liability. Fire, Life, Marine, Plate.
(lines and Rent insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. ‘155 Washington St.
lulu liiil iliililllii
Frederick Lundquiot.
The death of Frederick linndquist
occurred yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock,1it his residence, No. «iii lflrist
street, East Norwuik. lie had been
iiiforsome time with tuberculosis. De I
ceased was born in Guttenberg. Swe-
den, thirty-eight and a hull years ago,
and came to Norwaik when he was
seven years old. lie was employed for
many years by the Did We“ Cigar
Company, and won a member or the
Cigar .Mukers‘ Union and Norwalk Ae-
rie. Fraternal Order of Eagles. For 11.
number 01' years he was Democratic
registrar of voters in the Third dia-
trict, and proved a capable and oblig-
ing oliiciai, lie is survived ,‘by a widow
and one daughter. live ,Vliill‘hl old, he-
sides hinparonte, Mr. and Mm. ii‘i'iiuk
iiuiidquist. one brother, l1‘i'ttuk bunti-
quiet, .lr., and ii. sister, Mine .louephiao
Luiidqniat. .i'l‘ho funeral services will
be held Sunday afternoon. at 2 o'clock,
from the house. and interment will be
in itii'eriiido cemetery.
David .Theodorc Coleman.
i‘iavid Theodore,L‘olcnuio. of Swan
see. Mlllill., died early this week. The
funeral serviced were held there this
morning under the direction of Rev.
‘Mr. Jones, Episcopal clergyman, and
the remains were brought to Norwulk
mated ;
engine, 2 years old, first-class running
110R SALE
fifty ipuilets. inquire 112 West St.
1113 2t
Washington St. 111:3 tit:
FOR SALE-«~12 GOOD, BIG, USE~
fui horses; thesa horses are all accli-
also 7 good iiiqttom
double clump carts and harnesses.
Well worth the money. ileisiilield
Horse Co. 1112 iii.
FOR SALE««FAMILY MORSE.
good for all around work; also harness
and wagon. inquire itobt. M. Sey'
mour, West Norwalk n12 3t
.m. a...
“mu—v...
NEW PIANO CHEAP FOR CASH-—
Will sell direct from factory, brand
new, upright piano at it big discount,
as i need the money. All communica-
tions confidential. it you have a lit-
tle money and want a piano address
Confidential, cure Sentinel. 1111 (it
FOR SALE—MUST SELL GOOD
two family house, well located; splen-
did chance tor boarding house. ,Eusy
terms. This is a bargain. Address
Box 212, Norwalk. 1111 iii
. ATTENTION BOATMEN—POSI-
tivp"‘iiuie“bel‘ore November 24th, 4.
cylinder 50 i-i. P. Bridgeport automatic
condition, fully equipped with magne-
to, reverse gear. Highest bidder takes.
inspectable ut Nevins Shipyard. City
FOR BALE—JPWO waoous AND '
FOR SALEMSAVE $251BY BUYING ~
your Oliver typewriter at Bazaar, 'Itl .
p.114.
Yourtowui’s‘ Largest
(if F inc Garments.
which will appeal to any econozniv
ed degree.
island.
—.——-
horse. Inquire No. 5 Wood St. nil 3t
FOR SALE—NEW MODERN TWO
113.111in stucco house, 5 minutes from
depot;ui1 improvements Bargain.
Small cash payment. balance on easy
terms. Maring Construction (‘0. 123
\\ziaiiiingtoii 81., South Nor1valk.oS tit
, Mum- ,~-......_.
LOST
LOST ««««« ST liliilNARi) DOG,
month old Answors to name of “lien.
lioiuru to Chas Adams, lliiricu, Ct.
Howard. 1113 Rt
may.-- . we... _... ...... .. .._... ..,. _..—................,..w...
FOUND.
FOUND ------ BOAT
have same by 11 'Oilng propcity
paying charges
holds St. East Norwaik.
SIX
)1
.
DEAD LIMBS‘,
are the ones that fall-11 menace to
life and property.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
LARKIN OUT OF PRISON.
Leader of the Transport
Union in Jail Seven Months.
DUBLIN, Ireland. Nov. 13.—~Junies
Lurkin, leader of the Transport Work-
ersi‘ lluion, whose members have been
on strike since early in December.
was liberated today from Mount Joy
Prison, where he was serving a son-
téncé of seven months for sedition.
Laikin subsequently appeared at the
Labor Headquarters in Liberty Hall
and the occasion was seized upon by
his ioliowers'to make a remarkable
demonstration of their devotion ilo
him.
LONDON, Nov. 14.»~The release of
James Larkiii from prison in Dublin.
today, has for front satisfied the labor
world of the British ll‘sies. it seems
still thither to have lntonsiiicd the
determination of the trade unionists
to light the labor dispute in Dublin to
a finish.
An emergency meeting of the trades
union Parliamentary committee has
been summoned for November 18.
11 IiGil 11 general stoppage of work in
the United Kingdom will be consid-
‘ered
iloliuit Wliiiiiiiiu, general secretary
of tho Transport Workers Union said
this uitcuoon:
"it llllllil not be assumed that the
release of James Lnrkin is the sum
total of our demands. We are Etiilli;
i‘m' 111 still greater triumph in Dublin.
The goviiriiiiicnt niuut cease to not in
collusion with the employers by giv-
lni: facilities for importing scab la-
her."
Mr. Williams intimated that he had
no doubt that unload the employers
this afternoon at 3 o'clock for intoie
meat. in the Norwulk coniotery. Rev”
Fictioiick A. Coleman. rector of 'l‘rin-‘
ity Church, will Conduct the services
at the grave. The deceased leaves 11
who and non Theodore, who live in
Swanson; three brothers, John ‘(1 clo-
niau. or New Milford hroderlck 13.9.1111
cannot Coleman. or South NOI‘WILIIK3I
and two sisters, Mrs. Lottie Jones and,
Miss Bertha Coleman, of East New,
walk. The tlcieuued was 57 years ol‘
age. I
A
gltl’e way before 'i‘uoudnyw, next, the
Il'lidPl-l union Parliamentary commit-
tee could decide to call (111th worit~.:..,
Olli of the United Kingdou'i to“ take
1111111 1.1.1.1... 1111 were secondary to break»
down ”the anti labor rind anti trades
union methods of the despots of
Dublin " :1
Wmuwy-IMW' V"
Doiit try to line permanent 11111111111;
room for something you may never use
agoiuwbut' use 11 Sentinel 111101-3111."
udl . 1 _
,
r‘ I
.. .. town...
r111 lit,
FOR SALE—«GOOD HEAVY WORKE
I
I,
l .
0113111111 MAYI,
and. .
.lohu ..loncs ill iioy-w
nliiitl,_
We trim all kinds. .
of trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS. ‘2
Workero’ ‘
gain your trade and hold it.
back again.
Ladies” and Misses‘ Suits, former
down price ............. ..
l
' ’i‘liejl’ans Cloak 8x Shit House
33 South Main 5h. South Norwalli
Best Ladies" Apparel Store
invites you to call to
take advantage , of
MARK
“DOWN .
Handsome New Suits, Coats,
Dresses and Waists
whileassortmenis are at {their best.
ments as to style and beauty. They really are unusual values we offer,
'iiiid attractiveness are always micai ideas you may have, while style
The still greater feature of value is always much in evi-
dehccwitud this store‘s power to give greater values was never bei-
tcr shown titan now, .We depend upon slicer force of better values to
Our goods once bought will bring you
[ladies and Misses’ All Wool Heavy Maunish- Storm Serge Suits,
former price $25.00, for this marked down sale
and“
our
x
intuit-111111”
1 pairs to the State street bridge. “When
‘ 1 iiiug across the draw.
IiiIlllIlS BIIIRII
by Town ll D‘ecisiiin‘is
‘Againstii—Briels
mm
Win STII’OIh’l‘, Nov. 13.——~Westport
people are greatly, interestedJn the tie.
ciaion oi the Public Utilities Commis-
sion as to whether the Connecticut
Company will be obliged to pay for re-
the bridge was declared unsafe. first
by the engineers of the trolley coni-
puny. then by the engineers of the Ber-
iin iron Bridge Company, specially em-
ployed by the town, the Connecticut
Company stopped its care from run-
1Severai conferences were held With
the seiectmen who were unable to do
anything with the trolley people and:
the taxpayers in town meeting as-
sembled voted to hate the bridge re~I
You
I
I
They will meet your require-
zii ideas you may have, while style
. i
price $8.00,
for this marked
$9.98
..............
$16.50
1
Ladies“ and lilisecu' Suits. imported Parisian models. worth
$30.ll0..for this marked‘ down sale ....... . ........... $25.00 2,
Lailics' and Misses‘ Coats. value $12.00, for this sale ...... $6.98 ‘3?
I‘ Ladies“ and Misses Coats, value $15.00. for this sale ...... $9.98 3
" Ladies’ and Misscs' Coats, value $30.00, for this sale ..... $12.50 E’I
Ladies" and Misscs' (knits, value $25.00, for this sale ..... $15.00 g
Ladics‘vand Misses’ Dresses from
$1.5q),\.\"r‘1lsts, for this sale
" $2.00 Waists. for this sale .......
3.1.00 11111111111, for this sale
I
I
I
l
, .
515 Main St. Stamford.
-———
_.._....-.-..WM_
Ten per cent. of discomfort in e
mrnished room is too much—tor you
can and one that's at least 99 per
adv.
MRS, NASH ENTERTAINS.
'Mrs. liornce ll. Nash, of ldlmwood
avenue, entertained at auction bridge
yesterday. Eight tables
There were three prize winners. Miss
May l1} Smith, Mrs. Hurry .liiledon and
Mrs. J1 living lihble, in regular ordor'
Refreshments were served, and Mrs.
Natih was a charming hostess. '
a... Maw»..- .c
iii IIIII III II
BIIIIIIIIII lIP l‘iIIIIS
TASTELESB CASTUR
,HING LONG DESIRED.
KELLO?‘I
OIL y
livery one known the value of castor
oil in breaking up i‘nil
colds, bill most people have found it
too hard to lake.
or odor. Nothing in added
good taken out
.,1
chemists for. 3000 yours. _
better than the old ellibtlll‘ltilig, , i-‘ivii
without gripipu, and does not enact the
stomach. Children take it easily
Do not confuse Keiloggs Tasteless,-
Castor Oil with prepared, mixed or
hovered copier oils. it is the only
true, pure, tasteless kind. Sold in all
drugstores out ,in bulk, but in 268
Mada only by Spencer Kellogg &
Sons. Inc. Blilinlo. 1N. Y., refiners oi
vegetable .91!“
1 ,‘Lflj'
I‘llllolfihlocvovllfiloil
33 South Main 81;, South Norwaik.
cent. comfortable by answering meI
played. :
I
I aovs
............. . 34.981111
98¢.
..... $148
$1.98
aloe-loo-
Q
.us-. . .......
\‘ci'y iicautilui Lace Waists, from ...... $.2'98 to $6.98
SALE lN BOTH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.
W
'The Paris Cloak and Siiit House
1
l
I
a'
i
I.
"OOOOWC1;-.
IIIIIII III IIIII SIRE ill
\\ ALI. S'l‘llh‘FT 10: ii"; a. m.~—"hcre
[was no sign at the opening today of,
tho strtngih which characterized the
,stock markrt during the previous two
sessions.
the reported break in negotiations be.
tween this country and Mexico. As
the recent advance was predicated
largely upon the supposed hhprovc
ment in the Mexican situation, the
change in sentiment was pronounced
'Steei lost nearly a. point on opening
with a block of 3, 000 shares. ‘ Mexican
‘l’etroiemn dropped 2 points to 111 3‘ 4.
it new low 11180118111 the stock a history ‘
,ilnion Pacific receded 1 12 and St.
Irmii 111.111 lily (51111111111111 Pacific. 11111111.
antnatud ahd‘Smeltlng l. ’i‘he market.
lives not long under heavy pressure,
Iliowevcr, and litter half an hour of triid
inn,r some of the londciu rallied sharply.
WAN. B‘I‘llliilf’l‘. Noon.-~int’lueucc
recently opdriiiive in depressing prices
and WIN” were nitdiu 1111111111111 into play today, .
and the ambit iiiuiitct responded toI
time more reudllyl became of a cop
the rally of the last few days.
,tion attended the movement owing to
and hear prcspurc but the level of vu
Haven Securitirn oiiru, 11love reached
Inow low records, the stock selling at.
ill 11-8 111111 the Com crtililt Since at. 103.
,hoiids were heavy.
---~+w~
crook 11111111111135. emu 11511.9.
new ”YORK. am. .111 writs mitten-1
and 501:. sites. A‘fl‘be public is protected aim; of 11, 11, 11311011,, 14, 0°mpuny, 1119,, of Vinol with the understanding that
by the thesis mark—m green ensfdr vaulting and inaneragoanrnipwaa anJyOUI‘ money will In; returned It it.
ieai‘ 11151111111111.0111 sigriaturew‘lfoliogg ii. “mugged on the amp, WWW“ 1mg; does not help you. 11‘. ll. Bart tarot-tie,
alterations
' "1": “'4?
.
RTIBE IN THE‘ CINTINIL
, \i
i.»
1
.Iover
"hardship to many this winter
Iguiariy old people.
I
l
i
i
, : buy.
‘_\'ol11ntei1r.~1 of America. had left.
> ‘ brothers have
:ieovcntccn )‘t‘iii‘S, and their friends had
E,iicpod they could meet, here and eh’ci't
Conference \vua- shaken by.
Moth,
:1 paired lor the traffic outside of theI
'. trolley and that
it the Connecticut.
Company did attempt to send coin-1,
‘across the bridge to see that an
junction wass ser.ved
The Utilities (‘ommission’ a decision'
1 in fhe matter may tell the trolley,
company to cross the bridge, butIS
it it does the towns attorney’s wiilI
take the question into the courts The‘.
I 101111 claims that a luioiit given the
‘. j1 raiiioad company
in 189.1, wherein
the company agreed to take care of.
the bridge where their cars cross,I
. l is still in force. ’ihe company claims'
‘ ”hit this iti1',out while accepted by:
its predecessors, is in :10 way i1inci-‘
‘ 1111; upon them.
" Until the question is settled
the
trolley passengers must walk across
the «State street bridge, a distance of:
800 feet. This will prove a
partic-
...- PW
WOULD MAKE THEM BETTER iF
THEY COULD.
The makers of Foley Kidney Pills
know that they have absolutely the
I -
ghost combination of curvative and
and .
healing medicines for kidney
bladder ailments and urinary irregu-
larities that it is possible to produte.
'ihut is why Foley Kidney i’ilis are the
‘iiest medicine for the purpose you can
For sale by all druggists.“
l
‘BOOTH BROTHERS DO NOT MEET
CHICAGO. Nov, i3.—~Bramwcii
Booth, comintruder-inchief of the Sal-
‘vaiion \rmy a1'1"i1ed in (‘liicngo last
night just a few hours after his bro
’IliOi, liiiiliuggton Booth, head of the
The
for
I
i
i
been estranged
ll reconciliation.
“i was pleased when i heard 111v
t,brother 11a: in Chicago," said Bram-
I1111ii ilootii “ho 11111 hold ('oniercnces
in this city with Salvation Army load-
lore of the west. “A iricud told me he
Inns here and i did not know he had
tit ii. i 11 cold be most pleased to meet
I
‘iilm it"ltill but i would not neck the
reconciliation. if we should become
reconciled. it would be because we
are brothers, and it would not mean
the unification of our forces."
General l‘looth expects to remain in
Chicago until November 17, when he
will no to New York, whcri1 hp proli-
’11ny will have an opportunity of meet-
ing his brother,
Your vacant preparty is costing
money every day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss into a
prodL- Try one and see.
MIIIIIIIR II, III. IIIII
RUNDOWN AND NERVOUS. RE-
STORED TO HEAIII'H BY VINOL
A i) 1II0IIIHROn iludi‘ord, Va. guys:
Z“i was all run down in health, hint on
Kolloggu 'l‘tiiiteicini (‘astor Oil doeii' mum,“ (,f the short “mum“, tunlhm:appetite not was so nervous i could
. away with this only objection. it hi
pure, simple, cantor oil without taste cmi “111,1”, were 1",...1 Wampum, 1n mended to me and alternating cue
nothinir market rnlculntimm 1,1,1 Gnapnceg “1-, bottle i noticed an improvement. (on-
'rcuction in various lines of trades and ”WINK It” 1180 I W11" Clllllilk‘li'll’ “9‘ ,
in making canto-roll Liifitellelm, Span 11“. “1111,,“ down In blicl‘fi M lnvegzlfl‘llfll‘k‘d to health. The iiervouuiieuii la
oer Kclloml & Stills Of 130111110 It‘ll"! ineiit securities contributed largely in “II 8‘1"" I "I!“ lint
discovered a secret 1111111 had evaded 1111.. growth or ”91,111,131“, Some up;,1i,,.liiicep and have a hearty appetite.
’not sleep ill. night Vinoi was rocom~
good nitiit a
l
recruitment] Vinol to illlyiillti whn
ll.
(‘Illl
Kelley“ Tasteless Castor Oil worhu‘ 111,, gum-11mm“ 1111111,;an of m,p,,,,r1,siifliiro as i did."
Vino] is the greatest body builder
smelling kind. It liberates bielltimlll‘l'i ‘luoa was lowered considerably. Now “"0 strength “WW“? “W" “WW ”I
Il‘bc curative elements of tIIl‘ rodi1
ii‘wr. aided by the blood niaitiull
elm-lightening properties of ionic iron
contained in Vinoi, restore the look
ing ingredients to the blood, and tho
ri‘nuilt is 1111111111 dtr‘ength and villai-
If you need buildinyz up, try a bottle
I
I
I
glut. South Nora/elk.
2&1?’
I1, Swell you 11an 11.11.11.111 try 11-113
Glaxo halite. . We guarantee it.
BRIDGE IEIISIIII
‘1 Case May be Taken Into Court
,on the street 111111. “ginseng the its
Quick Relish-1001“”
,~ Siuiledgupl 1
a. severe cold either in head, .
body or limbs, by taking a do”
“Pope's Cold Compound” every-
hours until three doses are tall:
it promptly opens cloggeup
triis and air passages in the It
stops nasty discharge or needy
hing, relieves sick headache, du
feverishness, sore throat,
soreness and stiffness. , ,
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit 1.11mi,
and shuttling! E‘ast your throbhli
head—nothing else in the world
such prompt relief as “Papa's
Compound," which costs only 25.0
at any drug store. It acts with
assistance. tastes nice, and cause,
inconvenience. «Be sure youy‘getg
genuine '
JENNINGS BABY is TAKEN‘
MOTHER s, BRIDGEPORT .
HOME_
Superior Court Judge I3enn‘ett 0rd
Sheriff Elwood to Take Child
Father to Mother.
11111 s'rponr N01" 13 ~—'1111‘ro‘ug11
order of Judge Bennett of the superi
court, Deputy Sheriff H R. Elwmd
11 airfield went to the residence ,
George Jennings in this town, who
he took the i110 'tndahalf year
no" and dclviered it to its mother.
is now residing in Bridgeport.
01180 has caused widespread into
throughout Westport as well as in
surrounding towns. Mrs. leaning
plied to the superior court {or .al
\OI‘CB. the custody; of her child
$10,000 alimony, ‘ Before the c ,
heard the case; Ithe mother had ‘
child until 011811111: leanings not 1111‘
made away 1111111 aiito.'1‘Mrs. Jenui1 :1
was given her divorce, the child
$2 7100 alimony.
ther‘ee “a hole in the root.
1.1111 coming 1111911th V.télep
Vile will repair antipaint l
per square foot.
E. R. Bradlev 81C
GENERAL ROOF CONTRACTOR
Felt and Tin a Specialty, 'Blhte ‘a
Shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Washington St. So Norwnlk C- " 1‘
Phone 781.
. ..._..~...—.._—..« “.5.
"fig—BUY ‘
Hazelton
Goal
The a Hershlicidih $011 Go
TEL. 294. -122 WATER a
N.
Is The Ti;
:0 have your painting and pop
lag done. Our expnrionood.
lo it to your 11111111111111“
prices are exmdioxly ion. ;
mites cheerfully given. «Creel
prices or. points and well no
A.
~>A.-_~.-..—- _ ..
Norwalk Chronicler