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Three Tunes. 50c 1-» Each Addition...’ Word, 1 cent
- . face or Cape. Double Price
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oral housework. 18 Hoyt. St. South
Norwuilt. 1128 iii
WANTED-~BOARDERS, AT NO.
1‘: Haviiand so, large and small
rooms with board, all improvements.
fl‘shle boarders accommodated. Terms
reasonable, n20 3t
WANTED-A FEW WIDE-AWAKE.
hustling ladies to sell guaranteed
household articles. Good chance to
build up lucrative business. Can de~
Note entire or spare time. No cupi-
tal requined, County agent IWlll‘culi
it you write to ‘Box 789, Bridgeport.
Conn. n25 6t
‘WANTED—JI‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ‘H.
.Friedmau, Conn. Ave. Tel. llélég ti'
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cLUETT, PEAEIODY a 00.. mt“...
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machinesi’“ steady work. 08 if
our”) LIMBS
are the ones that fail—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN d. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Ml’roperty Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR in PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E.R. Bradley & Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Washington St. 80 Norwaik, Conn,
Phone 781. ’
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL newer-Insure.
LATEST METHODII.
l7 . BARTHOL, D. C.
I I Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
uouth Norwnlk Office—OI Meadow 8t.
7-8 p. m. . ‘
Phone Connecticut
Henrik—9 a. m.-6 p. as. Monday, Wed-
nesday. Friday, 8:510 11. m.
' SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
. Citv National Bank
.TRANIACTS A GENERAL IANKINO
IUSINEBS AND OFFERS EVERY.
FACILITY CONBIBTENT
WITH 3OUNB
IANKINO
Capitol lurpluo and Profit:
"00,000.00 0117.000.”
not. Deposit Iiixu u and '5 pen-yu-
EDWIN H..MATHEW80N. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. int Vice-Pun.
FRPEDEMOK H. ROWAN. 2d Vic.
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WILFRED IODWELL. courier
DIREOTORI
E. H. Mathewson J. Walloon Mom.
Iohn H. Knapp John H. Light.
Ohrlotlnn Owen: Fred. H. Rowan
nmuol Grumman Lewlo R. Hurlhuti
Henry I. Lockwood
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Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer” I}
and attraCt
New Business‘
to Your Ee-
teblisllment.
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TO LETwF‘URNl-SI‘IED Rooms AT
15 Haviland St. " n28 lit
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TO LET~TO WOMAN. FURNISH-
ed room, with or without board. Ad-
dress i.., care “Sentinel. ‘ nail 3t
TO LET OR FOR SALEeHAND
some new one-half residence, 6 rooms.
up-to-date improvements, beautiful
finished interior, electric light, 5 min-
utes from stwtion.
ton Co, 1"
an
3 Washington 'St. 11% 12h
TO LET—«APARTMENT, '16 PINE
St, inquire oflice of It. and G. Corset
Company,
n12 1:!
To ,LET—FOUR ROOMS. WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First Ste. Inquire R. Joseloveky, 52
Water st... or 21 First st. 022 if
‘ To LET-PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds: reason-
able to right party. 186 *Main St.
Norwsik. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Nonwaik. Phone 35;.“
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TO LET OR FOR SALE-43 ’ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
00. . 016 it
.d
' SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine. Plato
Glass and Rent insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington 81..
Tomorrow
You will find interesting specials at.
M. Moltasoh and Son's.
’ You will find specially iprioed house-
hold utensifs at Albert M. Gchohe’s.
You will find an excellent dinner at
the Mansion House. ’
You will find high clues groceries
at Andrew Duvey's.
You will find week end nccdo III A.
Dickorman and Son's.
You will find National Biscuit. (Tom-
pnny crackers at reduced pricce nt
lieckmann‘s.
You will find the last day or the
Thanksgiving sale at Jucoby‘a.
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You will find the 1904 model of the
Meyer automobile at Oscar H. llanks.
You will find an excellent business
men‘s lunch at tho Tripp restaurant.
You will find licncon blankets for
Christmas at T-ristram and i-lyatt'u.
You will find the last day of the
Golden Harvest dny sale at Miniz‘e.
You will find special bargains for
careful buyers at the blast rIndia Tea
Company, . ‘
You will find .Ii. series of gnrgnins
at the Boston Store.
'l‘oduyuyou will do well to read all
the ndvs.
VICTOR BELL'S CASE CONTINUED.
The case of Victor .iinil, charged
by his onwloyer, Swill Marcus, n taller
oi‘ 12 Van Zandt utreet. who employs
mavcuieon men. with theft of a piece
of blue some sooner. was continued un-
til tomorrow morning. Attorney Cuneo
has been secured to represent [the one
«used. Officer John ii. Smith made
the arrest.
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FINAL ESTIMATE BOARD 8E8-
SION.
The final meeting of the City lionrd
of Estimate and Taxuiion will be held
r
at which time the rate or tax will he
finally fixed. This will. he the lust
meeting of the board and will he an
executive session.
MURDER AND SUICIDE'NEARLY.
Miito Ilivon threatened
life with a razor and promised to fol"i
low that not up by taking hie own
yesterday. She became frightened,
us her huhh‘y had heedfirinhlmr ,sud
(lfiicer John 11. Smith arrested Even
on her complaint. ills case will be.
heard this afternoon. 1
ADVERT"! IN THE NINTH!“—
Maring Construcv .
iu ihocity hall on Tuesday night next
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son SALE?
FOR BALEwGAS srovu. union
86.00. Porcelain iiucdice bix. 44 inch-
es high. 32 Inches wide, special com-
partments, $30.00. Call 203 East Ave“;
. n28 't
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- SINGER AND OTHER MAKES OF
sewing machines. $5.00 up, all in first-
claes running order, Specials every
day. 15 Railroad Ave, South Wong/cl;
n 6 t
FOR SALE—AT ROWAYTON. NEW
house and cement garage and stable.
6 1-2 acres land. host and highest lo-
cation in this section, adjoining
Charles Klein‘s lace on north. Ap-
ply owner on premises. n26 28
LOST '
LOST——-BANK BOOK-NO.
issued by South
Bank.
18078
N orwalk Savings
stopped.
negates». ”0FBAn'1-iiériénli.
Notice is hereby given that the part-
nershlp heretofore subsisting between
the undersigned under the firm name
of L. J. Rogers and (10., with place
ofuhusinees in South Nor-walk, Conn,
continued by Mr. Lester J. ROBOTB,}
and all persons indebted to said port.
nershlp are requested to make pay—
ment to him. and all bills against}
said partnership have been assumed'
by said Lester .1. Rogers and will he
presented to him for payment.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn,
day or November, 1913.
‘- LESTER .1. ROGERS,
JAMES E, YATES. ‘
W“- .m
“K‘s”? '
1870 to I883
Securily Bldg. iii5 Main $3
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Eugene Steakhouse is visiting his
mother in New York.
Mrs. McGraw. of Danhury, has been
visiting Mrs. ll. W. Keeley.
'1
Miss Marie Benedict, of Norwaik,
has returned from i. visit with Wilton
friends.
Miss Mary Schlichting, of ”The
Pines," has returned from a visit in
New York.
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Mr. und Mrs. Y. F. Gilbert spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Seymour in
North Wilton.
Mrs. James Cornstock and
of, Wilton relatives.
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'Mrs. W. 1'). “Hart and Miss Ethel Hart
were guests on Thanksgiving 01 Mr.
Aaron 'Keeler in ‘Ridgefleld.
- Miss Alice DeWitt, deaconess in (it.
StrGGOI‘KB'B parish, New York. spent
Thenkuogiving with her mother, Mrs.
C. .l. DeWitt.
The Ladies’ Sewing Society of the
meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Congregational Church. will
lildwnrd Olmstead.
Mr. and Mrs. 110qu Chichester, of
New Haven, and Sherwoodchichester,
Thanksgiving
of New York, were
guests of Mrs. 11. If}. Uhlohoster.
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Mrs. ismma Erskine Helm, of “Le
ins Lodge.” who has been two days in
Washington attending a session of a
governmental committee, left that city
on Wednesday for haltlmore. '
a:
Thanksgiving services were held in
St. Matthew's Church. Thursday morn‘
ing at 10:30. The chancel was nppro
his wife's I
printely decorated with irnlis.ol the
harvest—wont and rye straw and corn-
stalks. ~Ilev. C. A. Marius read the iirat.
outionui" Thanksgiving .. proclamation
”33.1”“ excelleocy. George Washiunten.
president, and preached an earner:
sermon.
Wit-M-
.Horrsehohi eipero watch sentinel
Want Ads. for channel to, find mm
appreciative employs".
has this day been terminated by mu-‘l Wallace.
tuai consent. The business will he been in conference with the business I":
men's committee and has outlined his If"
policies in the event he succeeds to. . ..
this 28g].
.. Pacific waters from San Francisco. to ‘
- :day. began a proceeding before the in
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little
daughter, of Stamford, are the finests
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continuum.
layer-‘5; LflhAnk announced into to»
day mus. would realm to moment-
of another strike being called in in»
Imowug' toast, m jthroataized last
night by a committee of business men
with impeachment-proceedings unless
turn. {
Mayor Shank todeyiheid a center-
hood of Locomotive Engineers. and T.
are threatening a general strike here.
prospect of more labor trouble.
fair treatment during his administrir
_tion but that the disturbance of busi-
[ness had been such that he ‘could no
ilonger cope with the situation unlessi
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1121 28 d5 ‘1 businesg men and obtained their prom- I. .
ise that they would not take any inr- 22;.
ther action toward impeachment pro-
ceedings until 2 o'clock Friday" after.
noon.
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i Mayor Shank in the event of his i...
he succeeded by
resignation will
Harry L. Wallace. City Controller.
fl
:the mayor’s chair.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY WANTS
THROUGH RATES.
11c Navigation Company. operating iné
{ierstnte Commerce Commission against '
other transcontinental railroads. do;
mending that the railways mnke‘
through routes and rates with the com-f
pony and give preferential advantages
!to its competitors by denying it mem-
‘bership in the Transcontinental Pas-i
{stinger Association. which automaticaI-’
ily entitle it to the through routes and
joint rates.
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Haven 8. Hart
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 18, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW‘YORK.
A. III.~——1:2o£. 6:33x, oerx. 6:09.
6:55, 7:18. 7:46, 13:17:. 8:551, 9:163.
0:37. 10:27x, 10:15x, 11:44.
P. M.-1:09x, 1:18, 3:00, 3:29. 4:40x,
5:12, 5:46. 6:00x, 6:43, 7:81x. 9:37x,
10:12x,r10:52.
Sundays.
A. M.-—12:55x. 5:33, 5:11.
10:27x, 11:24.
6 : 56x,
10:28.
7:12, 7:57x. 92371:.
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5:04. 6:01x. 7:15x. 8:10x.9:iix,11:15x.
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9:10x. 10:22:. 11:11x. _
P. M.-'12i , 11:57:, 1:20, 3:181.
4:28, 5:12. 0:15x. 8:47, 7:10): ilzflllx,
10:50x. 11:26. ..
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P. M.»~1?:00x, 2:07x, 4247):. 0:121.
5:40, 7:10x. 8:3“, 9:20x, 10:50x.
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P. IIIr—IWD. 7:43, 8:80.
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he averted label-troubles in the ru- 3-:
once with labor leaders, which was.- I 1:
attended "by Albert Lowry' of the Gen II?
tral Labor Union; J. F. McNamee. ed~ : _,
ltor of the publication of the Brother~ : "
J. Farrell, general rganicer of the I"
Teamsters' Union, whose members If
The mayor told these men that he j"
was being forced out of oilice by the ' '
lie 1'
said he had tried to give union labor :
these leaders could assure him therci .
> would be no further labor trouble. .
The labor officials said they would ‘
.investigatesnd inform the mayor of 1.;
Finder will please return book i the labor status at noon Friday. The‘ 23..
to said bank as payment has .Menfmuyor then again conferred with tho ..
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WASHINGTON, NOV. 28.———The Paci. ’ ‘
Company and I .
pininunt oh passenger trafiic. It was] ..
alleged that the roads discriminate; .
against the Pacific Navigation Com-‘ .
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