_ $1. 1111111 property ouichiy..and rhsapb.
frwe'ssionnl Cords. nnd
Miscellnneo .
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CW Advertisements“ on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Lieu, sic——
Three'l‘nnes. Ilia—- Each Additions. Word. 1 cent per Imrtion. In black
lace or Capo. Double Price
. WANTED \- TO LET FOR SALE,
wmrswnmumtsrs. supra 10‘ LETw‘FIVE ROOMS, ALL 1111- FOR f BALI-r-HORBE. WAGON .
Norwalk Engineering (30.1120 lit movements. 37 Summit St. Inquire and harness. lnquhe hire. Peterson,
-—.--—~ —-» —-—. - United Grocery Co. 2 B20 tt Darlen. R. E, D 40. ‘ ‘1120 31
WANTED LOAN 0N” iMORT ‘ ~~ —-« mm-
page 33.700 to :4 000 on new modern 'TO LET—UPSTAIRS APART- ‘Fon BALEwHANDSOME 1311111311
stucco residence. ‘Box 685, Soath No‘r-
mail: Conn. n19 6t
1...-.. .
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
.1010 Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to it for bob calves to Iatten. II.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
' 029 t!
CLUETT, PEABODY G. 00.. INC..
,nleut. six rooms, every improvement.
newly decorated. 'No. 160 East Avc.,
Norwelk. Inquire of John N. Kline,
21 West Main St, Norwalk. Tel. No.
1292-3. 1120 lit
Russian lynx furs, large collar and
mull! trimmed? with “beads and tails.
This season's styles, :15; going
South. Address “Perfect," care The
Sentinel. N- n20 1t
RENT—0N DEC. 1. BEAUTIFUL
new 6 room residence, all modern im-
provements, electric. gas. etc.. 5 min-
utes from East Norwalk depot, Fine
location. Inquire Maring Construc-
have situations to 0591‘ 011 9111“ work. tion Company, 123 Washington St,
mower machines. steady work. 08 tt city. n18 6t,
LOS’I To LET ~— HOUSES, FLATS,
L08T~TORTOISE SHELL ANL
1gora kitten.“ Reward for return to
Mrs. dley Raymond, 60 West Ave,
South orwalk. n19 2t
QOUND
FOUND — POCKETBOOK con-
taining money. Inquire at this of-
11112.8 ., n19 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
rooms, manufaotory, barn, store, shop,
hotel and cottage. Raymond Bros.
. n18 3t
To LET~AT 266 EAST AVE, FIVE
large rooms, first floor. three minutes
from depot. Rent $12. H. D. Wright. ,
Tel. 1271-3. n13 6t‘
T0 LET—«APARTMENT, iii PINE
St, Inquire office of R. and G. Corset
Comps
n12 if
FRANK LOMBARDO, DANCING
school at Quitner's Hail, every Friday
night: Dancing from S to 12 p. 111.
Ladies free, all) 3t
TO LET—-FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all Improvements, corner Cove and
First Ste. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 52
Water St, or 21 First St. 022 It
SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW AND
House Cleaning Company—«Windows
and houses and offices cleaned, rugs
and carpets beaten, signs polished
Send postal Box 516, South No1 walk
u18 6t
' lllill illlillli
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 85..
Court November -I A. D. 1913.
.Estate of Edward J Ladrigan late
of Norwalk, in said dist1ict deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited undel-
iowed six months from the date hero-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to 1119511111 their
accounts,“limperlaflsitocted within
said tire. ll be‘ debarréd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to ulukpflmmedintc plus .»
ment to
FRANK J. LOCKWOOD,
Administrator.
Probate
116 13 20
. CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADCIUSTME'NTB.
LATEST METHODS. '
r BARTHOL, o c.
3 I Atlantic at. atamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
mouth Norwuk Older—IS Meadow 8%..
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours-«9 a m.-5 p.111. Monday. Wou-
ncsday, Friday 6: 30 p m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE. ..
I
AUTOMOBILE RUN 0N wHIeKEY.
Ardent temperance workers-1 will
probably throw up their hands and
slink into oblivion now that it has
been discovered that the automobile
ha '1 taken up the liquor hubit. Such la
the information contained in a news-
paper Item printed 11. day or so ago,
and the fact is confirmed. We have
found that thousands of human beings
have run on whiskey. but it is a decid-
od innovation to learn ‘of the auto now
adopting it as fuel. Where It shortens
the life of human beings. whose pe-
rind of usefulness in much longer than
1111 onto. it. can ,beiigured that 11 mn-
ohillo using whiskey will be good for
about Citron days. Here's to u gaso-
line whiskey higilbuil.
CLAIRVOYANT RING LEADERS
GUILTY».
til-liI‘A‘OO. Nov. 20.»«A verdict. of
uuilty 11311111111 James iiyun und- C. l'.
‘i‘h-rluchofleuderu of the “cihlrvoyon’t
ring." was returned In Judge Walker's
.. court here today. 'I‘hny, were charged
1 with nWhldlhui’itll-s. i‘io‘pu 1.. Molliiliow-
nor 6! New fiuh‘un, Wis. out 01,“ $113,1-
111111
Ilvnn who u 111: huoun horn ‘1111“'-“l’ro
imam (1111111111 '1‘ 11111111," was one of
numerous oinirkunta who 0111-1111....1
111101111111 pro‘rrlion 111 Bermuda In
novcrni Middle West cities. Accord
1111; lo the evidence. ~Iiertscht- shared
in the profits of the oluirvoyu‘nts. in
niuln For which be guaranteed them
5131111161 molestnlhm .by the policy
".1 jln aggregate this ”will 0‘ ill“ Til“? :1 “ ,-
11.1m- more than n 1111111011 dollars
w - A. ".1...
811111 menevs-lnlitihel 111111.
11101111111. get employment or {Out Va
nm'
.1...» mama“ 1154;...“ 1‘
will t-iol’I'
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TO LET—r-PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds: reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Novwnlk. Phone 331.tr
. 018
TO LET OR FOR SALE~6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lst. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas
E, Hoyt, at The South Norwalk SIT-rust
Co. 016 tt
' SEE - » a
C. T. Mc Govern
Liability Tire, Lite, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent I1 surance. also Surety
1351111111. All in re iable prompt paying
Cousins! es.
Tel. 345.
’1
155 Washington at.
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c PER SQ
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
EiR. Bradley 81 C0.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tln a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting
11 Washington St. 50 Norwaik, Conn
Phone 781,.
AND ,
SAUGATIJCK
Ralph Hlli‘li of Bridgeport was a
Miss Katherine Sherwood of Main
street was a visitor in Bridgeport yes
terdny.
Milli.- Marjorie Purdy of Lincoln
street was in Bridgeport yesterday on
business.
Mine Mildred \l'nllter oi Norwuik
was a recent. visitor at the home of
friends on illvornldu avenue.
W
visitor on Riverside avenue yesterday.‘
FOR e'ALa—A BRAND NEW 01.1-
ver typewriter, $25.00 below the origi-
nal price. Also bornless $20 Colum-
bia. grnphophone for 31". The Ba~
zaar, 76 Washington St. 1119 at
brick house and lot on Frost St. Price
$2,000. Apply P. W. Angione, care
Magner and Flynn. 1118 iii
FOR SALEwMOYER 1912 FIVE
passenger touring our, fully equipped.
in excellent running condition. A bar-
gain for some one who wants a. good
our Price $1, 200 Cost new $2, 500.
Address P. 0. Box 135, Norwalk, (30111;.
1118 ‘t
.1
FOR SALE~MARE PACER, FOR
want of, use. Excellent for woman to
drive. Address Box 124, Norwalk.
. all} at
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fall—n menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
0: trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
«.._....r.. M...”
New Open
Under new management
THE FORMER ,.
Lane “Restaurant.
Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated.
Excellent Cuisine.
1.; B. TBIPP Mgr.
111111.11 111.111.111.011 60ml
FOR SALE on T0 LET—«7 ROOM '
. Work in hermit 111111.111. ..
Month olgiloitber Accord-
ing tom the Records
Illl Gilli lllli Silillll
Wliiilllll Ill’llilllllli
Seventeen Dealhsr Forty-One
Birllis; Twenty-£10111 Marri-
ages is ihaloii
Held at boy by the‘ beatil‘lc smile oi
Health, the Grim Reaper‘s task 'wae
exceedingly trying inNorwaik last
month, and the wotchtuiness or the
former proved to be most triumphant
In preventing the latter from getting
in his ‘work. The harvest was a fail
sonny.
Wilma!“ to Charla and “(it-
one. smith 1'
31min“ to monk and finance .-
Brunei -
xiv-4.1m ”and and born
linen, , *
all—flared“, to Hazel and Trlthy
Amundsen.
zsunxnes to Minted and Irene
‘I-Iugiil. my .
28~Mni§hret to lime and Barbara
sikal. '
29"—-Jane, to Robt rt and Emma Wa-
eon. .
29wEdW‘nrd, to
Creagh, Jr.
Bil—Marion, to Jo
pie.
‘30««Norman it,
Sadie Waldron
{JO-«Robert Perdue, to Perry H. and
Mary E, Hodgts.
{lo—«Franklin, to John and
Finch. ‘
ilk-Sanchez, to
Lawton.
ha and Carrie Sem-
to Raymond and,
Eva .
Frank and Dolores
Dezths.
Oct. , -,
flu-Felice Fratino
4—John Long ,
_v.111.n.
1 19
59
ure in one sense of the word, and the
It r revenge during the winter months.
But seventeen deaths are recorded on
the books of Town Clerk Herbert R
Smith for the month of October.
The grim old etork Was a busy bird
during the harvest moon season. The
napping'of his wings‘lvere’hcard prac-
tlcally nightly lhrdughout October.
His. work was well done and to his
credit be it said that the population
of Norualk was increased fortl- one
persons“
Little, Dan Cupid was perhaps the
busiestpl’ all. He appeared as Sep-‘
Iember 30th closed at midnight with 11'
full quiver of arrows. His darts were
,direchcd‘thlthor amkyon, and with un-
erri‘n'm aim did they rflnd their. marks.
iii iv .1
' elr‘rs roh‘Mlss WILSON.
Diamond Pendant.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.««Miss Jes-‘
sic Wilson. the White House bride-
the liouse today. The spnrllllllg dia-
mond pendant, resting in a satin-lined
jewel box with a tiny Rey dangling
from its heart- shaped lock, was taken
to the White House by a member or
the Washington jewelry firm which
has been preparing the gift. , ' ,
'i‘he sentiment inscribed upon ps’rch-,
meat [)llpei accompanying the present
read: “’ihe Representatives of the
People in Congress send this gift to‘
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, with
their sincerest and bestiwiehes, as an
evidence of the tender interest and
hearty good will or all the people, on
the happy occasion of her marriage to
Mr. Francis ~Bowes ISuyre. November
Twenty filth Nineteen Hundred and
Thirteen "-
The names of the committee of the
House signed to this sheet of parcln
lnent paper. Identical with that on
which Congress prints its legislative
,work, were: .Spenker Clark. Democrat-
ic Leader
Leader Mann, Progressive leader Mur-
dock, and Representatives Cooper.
Wisconsin; ‘Henry, Texas; Campbell
Kansas; Hardwick Georgia:
North Carolina; Johnson, Rentatky;
Palmer. Pennsylvania; 11.11.1111,“;
posses; Townsend, New Jersey; Row
ler, Illinois. and Chandler. New York.
Secretary and Mrs.1ilryan's gifts
were 11.11.511.11 those received and they
will be unorutud today. The present
consists of an inlaid mahogany ten
table and chair. Amour; then:- other
Mr. and Mrs Roberts Sunni oi
l‘oughkccpsio. N Y., were recent vial
lore at the hem.- of Mr. and Mrs ii
'I‘, Brudiuy in Snugntuck
A four and 11 unit pound black duck
will! shot by I'lmnnce Bradley or
shot hero in many yours. This
has been 11 banner vour for duck
shooters and fildv Bro more plentiful
than lever. lapel-.1101 in the (‘ompo
Reach nh'ctioii ,
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We
nxsmnmu ..
I} s rntclitollm
,. 1530 More
Situlilyfildg‘ g., 115 1111100
unionist-0111‘. conr
novssrlss ihi ‘rns BENTINEL
lion.- mm in mild: I1 011 Dunbar
saunatuck Inst Saturday. the largest
)‘F’fli‘
gifts were u (IOZBII silver plates from
laudrou and M111 (‘urnugio and at
handsome suitor bowl from the Spun
ish Minister and Mime. iiiano.
'Mlun Margaret Wilson. it was learn-
’od ioduy. has taken personal charge
or the music program at the wedding
celebration in u dillon to music by
by tho. rendition of sevdrai ol’ the coin-
bolt Nevin.
‘ 151111 111.111.191.11 Nov. 20.—-—A all!
at 1101111111 voters of Northern 011111914
11111 to Miss lopslo Wilson, daughter of,
the president. on the occasion pf halt;
l
i
, tor 1111;1ch ousting Ii. i100. the gift oi
l'
i
l
,,\1L1.ldlnit. 1.0.11 I'l‘ueeday, was sept
the bride to on today The gervlhp,
1111111 purchased by subscription anti-ii;
of old toioului design , l
A good adv. pays best In the boot
paper.
i
elect ranch ed her $2 .000 present from:
‘ October
Underwood, Republican V
Page. '
the full Murine Band 11 choir of boys , ,
will sing during, the ceremony. A com,
piimont will be paid the bridegroom .
llers' wives are now Spending
holidays
The complete record of vital stalls
ties as recorded on Iowa Clerk Her
dealer oI- death is whetting his scythe;
their
House of Representatives Sent $2,000 "fees" at the early shopping for the
hert R. Siulth' .1 books demonstrate the 1,4”. Samuel Randall
great good that the plnsiciaus of tho
7—«Cebelia Brushl 72. 11
lleenry Multilei‘p 56 7 i
14«-Paul 11. Wallet 1 11 120‘
17—Darius Parde‘ ‘ _ 84 9 li-
‘20—Ly0m c/‘Buscpe - ‘70 017
22~Samuel B. Coggeebali 78
22—James Barbie 2
,22«~,Patrick Scofleid Q 2,
23—Mariens G. M11rgnvero 25
23«—-‘Serah I. Lockwood 7i 0 21
23—Mnrie Louisa lHoyt 69 2 12
118—«Emma Hull 68, 2 I73
123—«Julia C. Beard 8:319 73
26-—«Sarah A, Brown 85 >4 5;
26¢.Ipseph Pauh , 26 6, 26E
Marriages.
Oct
lfiAlbert Day Ferris
, Belle Byxhee
l-«Iionler 0. Crew and Elsie C. Kee-
Icy ,
2—«Frank Irving Cobb and Margaret
‘9'
, Hubbard Ayer.
4-—\Villia1n iii. Meredith and Nollev'
A. Kayser. ‘
5«-Iester '1‘. Cakes and Core liclle‘
Sampson.
1'0 up... than founteen Dru-song of 6—Walter Edwmd llyatt and Ruth
oithedlsex were Wounded" by the ‘E HDYIIN‘S «,1 1
hustling little Mlbw' and all sought 7'“ PM”) A- Wheeler Md Emma
solace. In matrlnlb’iiv Twenty eight. ‘ ’ Theology”. 1 . ‘ '
lilarringcs was 111.1 toll, and the minis ‘ swAdf'hggy?‘ Daugherty and “Mid
4
non. ' . ‘|
‘ . lZ—«Meyer Yodlin and Rebecca Cohen. I
12««J0hn Iiileleiaki and Veronica
Wisdom in M1“
l‘s;-:-:I:I,I‘-fn§u;-II‘k.DL*.'ZIT’it A. . 3
Mary and Edward "
1111:] Augusta ,
. l—O George L. Quick anti‘llalsy Bren-l ,
l ~ Slauisluwmzk ‘ l‘
and Mary Soul,
field
town rendered in swing the lives of lilo—James Bette1 Jones and Florence
the many patients in the typhoid andl L_ Wood ‘
diphtheria epidemics which hate been _15«—John E. Paul and Anna L. Sell.-
111w eeping Norwalk. The accounting is i 1 moor.
as follow-5 :leltl..- n lfiv—Willlam Kuhn and Mildred»
Then“. 7
Bl rtlis.
I
l l«—Son to N. 'P. Bush
and Mary
l15—«Otis Lockhant and Roxanna Cole,
lSwFrank C. Huck 31nd Agnes F.
Kelly. both of Westpori. “3"“- ! ,l
l—Vlima ,0 John and Verona' Iii—«Charles ll, Ill“ and Marion Mur-
liracsko. ' A ‘ my
'2-Houy, to John £11111 Alice Sinuson
Decker,
'Saui.
Miller.
’beth Wenike.
10 ----- Julius.
Westley
to James and
~11
!‘ kins
Roy.
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41‘ 1'. ."m
iiWth'in. to (listened and Otto-
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111m Seymour.
1 sis-111111111, to Altair anil‘ Olga Nye
‘1 whim“ 1H 1111.311 ‘ $3.01,, ’44...
’ “21141111111611"; 1111111111131 has 11111111
Eoru‘elti‘ ‘” ““‘ “ ‘ '* "‘ ‘
hwliérnlce ‘10 111111111; ll‘lid gnéi‘llin”
Bennett.
3~Mildred, to Charles and Martha
Ila-Daughter to Isaac and Fanny
4-«Barbara 49 Frederlt.‘ and Laurel
5-«ilelen. to George and Margaretl
toe—Mary, to John and Jennie Ryle,
Rose
”mothering to Frank and Annie LIKTIN menu
leMIchaol to Andrew and fiddle
1241111111111, to John-11nd palsy Mots-.-
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22 Lillian Frances Collins and Roy
.25—John Soldez land Regina 'l‘oth. 1
lid-«John Anthony Pastoniczky and
26~Josoph Senate and Adeline Gill”.
bone
iz7-~.lesse .Gould Bowman and Annie
Mary Locltmun. ‘
, Harrison. 28wli‘rancis 0'11er and Ellen. Mana-
5—«Miriam, to Charles and 11111111, " han. ‘ 1 1 3
mks. 128-41011 Swiss} and Bortiul Mary
6««'i‘ony, to Donllnlk and 80nd,] Pitllck l '
5469113,“, “ ' . 28HMIohaei :Iosdph Kyle and Francis
timi-iermun to Frederick and F’llza- l “9'“ ' l
20-«Willlsm Joseph Ungvary and 01
l ~‘ gs M. J Sivvonsou
dO««\70hn Wilfreli Burke and‘
Monroe Gmith.
irnce
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111-1101011111. to 11.11.11 and Corey Clark University c’liht’fil‘ence on [min
‘ [America today 0111.011. Cabrini}. form-
19... ltntle to louopli and Mary lien» 1or lender or 11111111111115 iiouse oi’
bodlls on Ilsll .
spoke onll'll‘u
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ericau countries.
ghl‘ni" dunes of the
address‘ on ”'l‘lle“;
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MAQAIIISO- , ~11 . “Adj? FERENCE
““‘Fi‘mk W William and M“:3“°t Point of View of Constitutionsllsto 0,41 ,
Keislen posing Huerta Given.
14~Antw10.to 01111110110111“ Maw ‘ wouonsrun‘ 11111., Nov. 20 ~11.
- Christian exposition 01‘ Ill W6inl°of View or the“
' lib-«Anna. *0 Milli! mid Anna Haw ,Conntltutlouniie 2011116111111; President
K1.
'Mor‘er , 2
than 600
‘race
pictures
in black
and white ,
showing
11 (3mm Rodeo-d Prison of war was tuned Suits. 1‘
Wes. 1111111.. Waist-1. M and Carma.
When a new not. shown; .11. no“ to .»
the has the mt confidence. She does not Indus atoms by what 1'
they claim to do. but what they do no line zone to the store which
she has liwnyn turned gives all or more than the promise. While
some stores are always claims; to dive unheard of vetoes. it is
qulta often the case that some other store not claiming so much in
really giving better values. While we are ilrm believers in adven-
tislng. we know that women judge on mostly BY WHAT WE DO and
not by what we say Hence we depend upon real, genuine value giv-
Ing to 3111,1111 customers and keep them.
G SALE ‘
elm Incision
We want You.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main 81.. South Norwalk
515 Main St, Stamford.
Advertising
Will Do
. It '
33 south Main St. South Norwalk.
and Medal.
Name a talking, machine? Vic-
tor. "
Name a pickle? Help?
arrow. 1 1.
Name a brand of soap? Ivory.
Ask the above queptflnr‘to any
ten well- informed men—men you
would like.to have for customers, 4
for instance. It is an even bet
that eight of them will name the
brands indicated above. Wily
such a unanimous opinion? What
does it all mean? What brought
it about?
Name a flour?
. Name a collar?
Advertising. 'Advertising is
the moving force behind-“ail- the
great commercial successes oi‘ to-
day. ~
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1147,11: Ropreuontatlvoui ”i‘lifr.“ Cabrera has
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Tsimlidsu , , the first of i1 11111111. unto. made this
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Hobbs Nevin 0. Winter a'ldltlioi‘ of several
Is‘worth Huntington;
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