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9 WANTED

WANTEDwTWO OR THREE UN-
[furnished rooms tor light housekoep
[(1135, Central location. Prefer all im
movements. State price end portion-
lttl‘S. Address H. l)., cure Sentinel.

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WANTED-GENERAL WORK IN
Ismail family or with an elderly lady.
Nio washing. Address Protestant, 334
Main St... Norwalk. d3 31

heeorCepsbcuhlePrlco

To LET

To LETMF‘IRST-CLASS HOUSES,
tints, stores, burn. shop. menutactory;
with power. Hotel and cottages out
of town. inquire Raymond Bros.
(13 3t

 

T0 LETwSEVEN ROOMS, WITH
inilprovemonte, No. 21 Cove avenue;
also four rooms, with. lmprovemen , 1
Cove Ave. inquire ‘R. Joselovsky,
lilnst Norwhlk, or United Grocery Co,

 

(WANTED —- 0300.00 0N
mortgage at ii per cent.

FIRST
Rellnble pur-

TO LEYv—AN EIGHT ROOM
apartment, nil improvements. No. ll

 

lty. Address D H, South Nomvlilk post West St. Inquire 01' Edward Simone,
office ' d3 31. 35 West MalnSt., Norwalk. d2 31;
WANTED-$500 ON FIRST-CLASS To LET—5 ROOM COTTAGE

Mortgage at 6 per cent. Good party
and good property. inquire at the
Lowrance Agency, 15 South Main Sat.

(11 t

WANTED—WOMAN TO DO WASH-
1111: and ironing. Mrs. .1. K. Burger.
208 East Ave., East Norwaik. d1 31

 

 

BOY WANTED—ONE
. lloz‘stuinds caning chairs.
{13 North Main St.

W110 UN.
Kohn Bron.
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WANTED—~TWO OR THREE FUR-
Ilished or unfurnished rooms in East
Norw alk, centrally located. Address
l1. care Sentinel d1 3t

WANTED-SITUATION BY A
{Western men to cone for a furnace
land welk around 'tl1e‘lloueeC W. 8,

d1 3t

WANTED-400 ”BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. :Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $8
lto $4 for bob calves to fatten.‘ ‘H.
Fried-man, Conn. Ave. .Tel. 1151.

. 029' 1:!

CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., MG,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 if

DEAD LIMBS

are «the ones that fell—n menace to
Inc and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Property Owners =
" Attention

WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c PER SQ.

FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE

ER. Bradley 81 Co.

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty. Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting

.11 Washington $1.80 Norwalk, Conn
Phone 781.

 

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CHIROPRACTIC

aPlNAL news-mews.
LATEST Min-Hone.

r. BARTHOL, D. c.

8:.) Atlantic 81. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rent Rooms.
mirth Norwolk Office—43 Meadow 81.,

7-8 p. m.
Phono Connections.

Hours—9 a. m.- -5 p in. Monday. W00
neoday, Friday 6: 309
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.

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City National Bank

,‘I'HANIACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY OONOIBTBNT

WITH BOUND
IANKING
Ooplnl lurplu: Ind Froli-
0100.000.0011.000.00
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am Dopooit loxoo I! and 011 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEW/CON. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Jot Woo-Polo.
FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d Vloo-

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1 WILFRED IODWELL, Connie:

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I! H. Motnowoon J. Wollooo MIMI

John H. Kn: pp John H. Light

Christin: Swan: Fred. H. Rowun

lomuol Grumman Lowio n. Hurilm‘l

Henry I. Lockwood

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new to 11190
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with all Improvements, No. I‘lottage
St, East Norwalk. inquire on iprem-
isee. d2 {it

To LET—5 ROOMS 0N SECOND

floor bath room and water. 12 Oe-
borne Ave, Eliot 'Norwalk Inquire
on premises. 02 3t.

 

To LET—PLEASANT LARGE 011
small room in private family. Board
if desired; nil conveniences. Answer
“J.." Sentinel Office. d1 31

To LET—3 LARGE ROOMS, GAR-
den, small family. quiet place. In-
quire 12 Howard Ave, East Norwnlk,
Conn. d1 3t

 

 

some new one-half residence, 6 rooms,
up—to-dale improvements. beautiful
,iinished interior. electric light, 5 min-
utes from station. Moring Construc-
ton Co, 123 Washington St. n26 12t

T0 LETwAPAR'I‘MENT, 16 PINE
St. Inquire ofllce of R. and G. Corset

Company.

 

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To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwallt. Address Geo. L. llrltton, 82
Fort St., East Norwalk. Phone 331.

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To LET OR FOR SALE—~13 ROOM
cottages with. all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. 'ilent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
id, Hoyt, at The South Norwnlk Trust
lo. ‘ 016 ti

 

 

SEE
C. T. McGovern

About
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety

 

Companies.

Tel. 845. 155 Washington St.

 

 
 

FDr Up-to-dlb Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and

Embalmer.
Office and Relldonce
Telephone 904.
_ 84 So. Main 81. so. Norwolk.

PflPiillil iMliSlIiiNll“
Trinity Parish

Bazaar
TONIGHT

suppan 0 TO 7 O'CLOCK.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTER-
,TAINMENT AT 8:15.

 

 

 

NATIONAL HOUSINGASSOCIATION

(‘I NCINNAT‘I. 0., Dec. 3.“ About
three hundred dcicgutes were lpl‘cnenl,
when the Nutiouui .iloueiug Almeria»

For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous ..

.Twenty-Five Words or use, 25c»

TO LET OR FOR SALE~HANDy

Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying?

on 0o 00 00 0o
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In Block-

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non SALE

.Fon' 8ALE~A SMALL sermon
piano. ‘good for practicing. Price;
$15.00. Address Plano, cure Sentinel.
d8 It,

 

_ FDR SALE-MCHEAP. NEW :SEW-
ing machine. Smell quantity cennei
Gaul. Phone 251.5. (13 it

 

FOR SALE-TWO WAGONS, ONE
surrey and one lumber box :elso lune
noes. Inquire 112 West St. (ll 3t

FOR 8ALE-SIDIIBOARD AND
parlor table. Call at No 7 Bette
Place even-,ings or phone No.1051-.3

d1 31

 

 

FOR SALEmPAR'i‘Y NEEDING
cash offers two family house for sale.
I will buy house for any one who has
come money to put 111 it and «take
monthly payments for balance. In-

 

 

 

quire 40 Buyview Ave. (11 at
Large
and

Small

For Sale

Fine Berkshires oi’. alleges at
low prices to quick buyers.

Apply NELSON F. HUNT, Supt.

Presby Farm, Straw-berry l-lill.
near Town Form, Norwnlk. Phone
112-l-ring 6. d2 21

 

 

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GAVE INFORMAL TEA.

Mrs. Alvin D. \i'lideworih,01 Woods-
courl, Moos iiili. entertained about
forty of her friends yesterday lifter-
noon at an informal ton, and further
attested to her charming manner on
a hostess. Ten and light refresh-
ment were served
spent "in a delightful social my.

 

WOMAN SUFFRAGETTES FOR
STANDING COMMITTEE.

WA SlllNGTON, 1.100. I‘L—The Sill!-

‘i Elan-Earl! Want

and the ill‘ternoon 11-1-'i‘wo biasto.

H" (mull

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81-»- Wool. ELI ndr'mor Ave
all-v- xfllly Avo .nnd 1.0mm.
IMho-tnul. and Hour Bu.
aa-xllouth loom and cum Ito.
as» Le: filmOrm Mend Ali-tin It.

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81—»Bouthou n 81.. botwoon Oren no

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2-4ng ”Electrio Worn. BM It.
ill-11: and Oil.
36—- ovllnnd and. otor Bu.
alwxbockwood
ii—F‘alnleld Ave. 0:111! Cour It.
iz-'1‘uylor Ave. and Soul 21 BL
lilwWoodw 3rd AW. and Moodow at.
ii—«Burritl ond Quintin-d Avon. um Wotoi

end invade- Avoo.
61—001mm Hill 881. Ind mlmwood Avo.
ail—~Waohinaton8t Bri

3—Freishtk yard and Anne at. lit-into.
w—Norwelk 00.. or iv no.

11 10x fil—Lorner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.

012M Denoteo non-interfering boron.

) box. from which the nut:

her of ray box can be uoundod.

Ono Itroke oi. 1| noon end I p. in.
standard 111110.1-

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line open. )-

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cells departmen t.l

m’rhree slow otrokoo. rum to no that

will 13: 05 m. can Wm.
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an; clam-t nine to
lone.

0113 also: of the whistle at
8. 30 u. in. and 12: 30 p. to. indicate
1110 school for the following session.
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EAST NORWALK rin- ALARM IOXII
Fire heuquanorl, BB Vln zen: ltrooi
Telephone 1'10

{~Fitah Schoolup 11an.
Prlvne boxeo w i only be pulled for
cephone memo to Electric Biotin:
(‘1A 5) ymtween the hours of o p. in. one
-—Manln School (private
ton and rt 81!.
and Osborn A".
Rowen BL

 

all—Von Zondt B

sac—East Ave. and Fitch 8L
225—431 John at. and Ediio Ave.
BSBwSeaview Ave. and First 60
ass-Bouievara and demands 81..
iilll-Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
adv—Boulevard end Linckalono 5:. (To o.l
Ml—Kevner St. and Pine Hill Ave
sun-Kain” Lpnd Duck Pond rd. Tel
Ila—Shore Haven ('1‘ ch)
lying location or fire. on olim
vcn of nearesth 11.0:

8 n. m..
will be
tire on remisen where located.
Becont alums are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon hi- arrival
It the fire
OI one ool

spec inl
i-Ono blast at odd times. telling or ii!»

l-—One blast at I a). m., atondord limo.
re oiit.
ll- ilmTwonty two, at 8 a. In no morn
ing session of public schoolm .no oi

ll-il—Twenty two, at 12: 30 p.
loan reunion of public oohool.
lllillllll ~‘l‘on blunt I quickly all! th-
onmu department.

 

 

NORWALK Fine ALANNlo

 

rage (‘onvcnilou wn‘s suspended Ior
11 low hours today while delegates
moved on the Capitol to tune it In-
vomble ioport b) the House Rules
committee on a resolution to c: 01111
a standing (omnlittee on womnn Buli-
lrulzo in lite llouse

Women sui’lingisls have long been
pressing 101 u hearing on the :‘ceoiu-
lion. They sought ll pcisistontly dur-
ing the cxlru session and were Ipi‘om
lead that attention would :be given to
the measure curly in the regul-nr see
.sion. Women of the noticui’l’ragc
inovmncnl also have been grunted a

lion and they will 'uppeur litter.

 

GREEK LETTER MEN MEET.
BOSTON, Dec. 3.-—Greol< letter men
from many colleges gathered here to«

the 130111! Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
The sessions will lust three days. Elnb-
oruie plans were made for the enter-
tainment of the delegates by tho Sig-
inn Tnu Chapter and members 01‘ the
New England Alumni Association. An
informal reception tonight opens the
convention. The culminating eVent
will be a banquet Friday evening

FOREIGN WAHs' ANNUAL.

The annual meeting of the Courteo-
ticut (lommnndnry, Military Order of
Foreign Wore, for the election of oili-
cers, the council and utending com-
mittee» and other business will be
hold at the Hartford Club, 111 Hartford
on Friday evening, Decombl‘l‘ 12. at,
0:30 o‘clock, and will be followed by
tlm unnuul dinner of the coininundnry
The cell for the meeting in nllmcil 11y

 

 

lion bognn his third liunuul conference
here lollny, The conference will cou~
1111110 for three days. during which.
lime probicmu bearing on
will be dismissed by dintinmllehcd
‘lllell and women of ni‘lulrn from VD;
rioun ports of 111111 country mid Cllliilr
(in. Among those who will mill/m ltd»
drilil'iii‘fl are Prof. William ll. Tull and
Filbert ll. fiery. choir-mun ol' llbi.‘ Unit-‘-
01] Slates .Btocl Corporation.

Former President ’l‘ui‘t will eponlt lit

houulnl; '

Henry N. Wayne of lil'onxvliln, N, Y..
nocrclnry oi the commundery,

 

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SOLVENT NOTICE.
Diuiriot ol’ Norwnlk. 811., Probate
Court, November i7,A .11.. 1913.
101111110 01' Annie J Taylor, late of
Norwulit. ill euld dintrint, (incensed.

 

trier of Norwuik. limb limited and
ullowod nix monthe from the dwte

 

n banquet to be held Friday night.
The prognnin for today included the
reading or papers on “Gordon (lilies;
by George IE. llookor. civic nolretnry
of 111.. «Chicago City Club, end “Co on
erntive Noticing." by Arthur C. Com
n.1, member of the Massachusetts
Homonlead Commission, Cambridge,
More. ,
Save monoywflentinei ads will cell
properly, got employment or tent V11.-
cuut properly quickly and cheaply.

 

 

 

 

 

! uccounts,

hereof for tile crodltoro of geld outline
‘to exhibit their claims for nettlemeht.
l'i‘hone who iietlcot to present their
properly utlested, within

within Hillll time, will be debitrrod n.

:10covory. All persons indebted to said-b

estate ui‘c requested to make home

 

dime payment to ‘
WAImEIl 'i‘. TAYLOR.
11111 20 d3 Adminintrnlhr.

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in .NO'X'WMK for promntn lid, nails-
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122- -Sprius Hill and Kellogg Street;
.2.i—-linlon Pork.

25—West Axenue and Berkeley Street

1.21-—Frnnklln Avenue and Lynen Plano.
Ill—Gus house. (Privnte box).

-Wcsl Avenue and Merwln Street.
aglllnrbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
31-»Chopol Street and Harbor Avenuo.
lilll——West Avenue, near the armor,
lid—Stevens Street and Elm Croat.

~Cluan Street and Wilton ovenuo
12-— Main street and North Avenue.
,43— ~Frnnce Street.

162» Main and Cotherino Streets.

. v-Cnnean Road and Fair Street.
Sis—choline! Street, near Bummer 5t
55—Mfll1'rlhstr99t nnd Onion Avenue.
BB—OnT rem.

tic-«Finer Avenue and Lincoln Aveuuo.
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