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i 1 DIED . TO LET . FOR SALE
WATK‘lNB—dh'l‘ ‘SOUTH NOR- TO LET—~41 SPRING ST" SOUTH FARMB -... (10 ACRES, STOCK,
Walk, Conn, Wednesday, Dec. 3rd. Norwaik. inquire of S. J Millenltools, $2. 200. Hall cash. Best 200
$1913, iswbelle W. wife of Samuel J.
Watkins. Funeral will be held at her
late residence, .97 South Main St.
Eriday at 3 111, .m.
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k WANTED
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WANTED—iBAORDblRS, AT NO.
12 Maviland St, large and small
menus with hoard: all improvements.
,Taible boarders accommodated. Telmis
reasonable. (14 iii
WANTED—TWO 0R THREE UN-
lurnished rooms tor light housekeep
lug. Central location. Prefer all im-
provements. Sta-to price and particu-
iiars, Address H.D.,ca1e Sentinel. t
d3 3
WANTED—GENERAL WORK IN
omen family or with an elderly lady.
No washing. Address Protestant, 3214
Main St, .Norwalk. (13 3t
WANTED ——- $300.00 ON FIRST
mortgage at 6 per cent Reliable par
ity. Address D. ~H., South Nonwaik post-
office. d3 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to Litton. ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
» 029 it
CLUETT, PEABODY G. 00., Na,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 ti
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that fail—a menace to
life and property. We trim all klnds
0‘: trees BEAUPAIN a SAL‘NDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Cannon Siatiou. Telephone 89 4, Nor-E
walk Division d4 lit 1
To LETwPii] itlw‘idUTLY NEW AND
beautiful apartments now ready fol
occupancy. .Seven rooms, chestnut
trim. tile bathroom and extra toilet.
Heat and hot water furnished. Also
an attractive apartment of. four rooms
and hath. Inquire 53 West Ave.d
, 4 6t
To LET-FIRST- CLASS HOUSES,
flats, atoms, harn, shop, manufactory
with power Hotel and cottages out
of town. inquire Raymond Broil;3
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To LET—SEVEN ROOMS, WI’i‘l-l
improvements. No. 21 Cove avenue;
also four rooms. with improvements, 1
Cove Ave. iInquire R. Joselovsky,
East Norwaik, or United Grocery Co,
acre ileum two houses. other build—
ings, tine view. Bargain. D S. Hull,
Haviiand iiiock, South Norwalk
1 ‘ 114 in
FOR SALE—«LADY GOING SOUTH
will sell handsome iblack Russian
lynx furs, large collar and hill! har-
rei muff, trimmed with heads and
tale. This season's style, 315’. Ad-
dress 'fPeri’ect," care of Sentinel.
(14 1t
FOR SALE—WR‘iTE OR PHONE.
Ask questions. Q New seven room
house. improvements. on one-halt
Mile of high, level. Itertile land, 10
minutes' walk from Norwalk, step
from trolley, tine view, good cellar,
broad porch», furnace, good neighbors.
and iesponsibie pelt) can talk his
terms. Lawrence Agency, 15 South
Main St . d4 31'.
To LET—«AN EIGHT ROOM
apartment, all improvements. No. 6
West St. Inquire of Edward Simona,
35 West Main St., aorwuik. 112 (it
To LET—~51 ROOM COTTAGE
with all improvements, No. 1 Cottage
St, East Norwuik. inquire on prem-
ises. d2 ht
To LET—~13 ROOMS ON SECOND
floor, bath room and water. 12 Os»
lbome Ave, East Norwallt. Inquire
on premises. d2 31
.To LET OR FOR SALE-HAND-
some new onehalf residence. 6 rooms,
up- -to-date improvements, beautiful
finished interior, electric light, 5 min-
utes from station blaring Construc-
ton Co, 123 Washington *St. n26 ]2t
T0 LETwAPARTMENT, 16 PINE
St, inquire oiiice of R. and G. Corset
Company,
1112 ti
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c 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. So Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUBTM EVTS.
LATEST METHODS.
F. BARTHOL, D. C.
3'! Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
sleuth Norwslk Office—II Meadow 8!.
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connectionl.
Hours—4i 11. 111-5 11. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. in. <
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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Citv National Bank
IRANIACTB A GENERAL BANKiNO
IUBiNESB AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY comm-cur
WITH BOUND
IANKING
Capital lurpiuo and Profil-
0100.000.00 01 17,000.00
Mic Deposit loan or and I! per m1
IDWIN H. MATHEW/SON. Pm
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vic.»
Pros. 3
WiLFRID IODWRLL, cashier
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DIREOTORI
Ii. H. Mathewson .LWniiloo Man‘iv
John H. Knapp John H. Light.
Christi-n swam Fred. H. Rowan
Ismael Grumman Lewis R. Huribw
Henry I. Rockwell
”Very often a Sentinel "ii‘or dale"
M. will bring a “windfall" of pin
money in return :or an unused article
of value. Are there pin mono? W!
Ilhilities in some rhinos you are not
in; oven
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homily Bill. 1115 illsint
nuance 4131'. com
tmu room‘s" Decision comm
rhiniirugcttes or inndon, who had art
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE. ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo L. Britten 82
Fort St, East Noswaik. Phone 331.
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To LET OR FOR SALtiw-li ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 320. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E Hoyt, at The South Norwulk Trust
Co. 016 ti
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C. T. McGoVern:
About
Liability. sire, 1.119, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345.
155 Washington at.
For Upon-date Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimor.
Oiiico and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 8!. So. Norwaik.
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MORE OAS GOES iNTO MiNE.
iiiNtlHA-M, Utah, Dec. 4.--it was de
cidod by Sher”! Andrew Smith, this
morning, to continue for another 2a
hours the mnudgoa which Wore ignited
in the Min :1lo Mine, Monday afternoon.
in hope of driving 'ltalph Lopez trom
his hiding place, no .it has been learn.
oil several tunnels have not been
reached by the poisonous guise». loai
tar will be employed teddy in the gen-
nratiozi of gases and it was a definite-
1y announced the mine would not be
opened until Friday afternoon.
Lopez has now been a fugitive for
two woolm and in that limo hua lliliwi
six men. the ilrnl a Mexican, with
whom he had engaged in a quarrel,
lliill tho oihor ilvo poaco oillcuru, who
attempted to arrest him. lie took ro-
iugo in tho Minnie mine lust 'l‘hurw
day. but muny built-Vt» he made his as
capo from the underground worhiuitn
either nturdny or Hominy. lit-lure the
work of liliiug the mine with poison»
mm iiilHi-ii was begun. '
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BUFFRAGETTEB ARE ANGRY.
notation, lino 'il1v militant
ranged a great denunmlrntion to web
come Mrs. i’nnhimrai today. now pro-
pose to turn it into a meeting or pro-
test. At the militant aiiii‘rngcltc hand»
quarters threats of vengeance against
the authorities wore heard when it
Was dl overall that Mrs, Ponlchnrsl‘e
captors an chilled the rescue party at
Plymouth.
The large imdy of women who llilil
planned to greet their leader at the
Paddlngton Terminus oi the Great
Western Railroad on her arrival in
London were wry indignant when
they learned of her arrest.
XMAS
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lloslery at 'i‘ristram and Hyatt‘s.
Coats and hats alt Mintz's.
'Pyrene fire extinguishers at F. E. ~
Lockwood and Company's.
_Iioys and childnen's moments at
Rogers and Stevens.
Shoes for the whole inmily‘at Con»
nonlly and Bracken'e.
.lilankeis and convfortabies at the
Boston Store.
Everything for everybody at Krieg-
er's.
A liuulamin suit or overcoat at Jo-
seph Davis'.
Mechanical toys at Will-lam i‘.
licers‘.
Enchanting format the 1). M. Read
Company
Tome of the beat in the coal line
at the Forr'is Coal Company
THOUGHT MAN WAS DEAD.
They say the best of them: are fool-
ed smnotimos. Councilman John
Milne lulu for years barricaded him-
self against the possibility oi such a
thing happening 10 him, but. last night
proved his undoing. .llc happened to
pass the Library and when in front
of the imiiding noticed a man lying
on tho grolmd. ills efforts to arouse
the man failed. lie decided the man
was dead and immediately notified
the police. An officer was despatched
to the scene and inuml that such was
the ratio, and that John Milne had
spoken the truth except. to wit, that
he had used the word dead as a noun
instead of an adjective and had ten
motion to add the word dsrlmir. The
01110010! the alarm was taken to the
station house where he slept oif his
indispos'itiou.
BARBRRs HAD N0 LiCENBES.
WA'l‘EitBUllY, Doc. 4.-in City
court here today, three men ware lino
ed ior practicing thehariiers‘ trade
without a license. Tile men were or.
routed followan an examination of all
of the harbor shops in the city hy Com-
missioner John C. Henley, oi the State
hoard oi iiiarbora' Examiners. Canio
do ‘liiia and Louis “Canadanno were
lined $25 and coats each and Jerry do
dicta was lined $16 and coats.
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases
Profits.
urbane man on most. subjects, but the
newspppsr men he” found one we?
of capturing his goat and leading in
and the lot. That is by asking;
hm about the plans at the battleship
Pennsylvania. which was said to be
stolen sovera1 months ago. ,
The department, although it has
never recovered the plants, has persis-'
tentfy’ maintained that it has suffered
no great loss. as only a portion or
the sketches were missing, and they
were unimportant. Not long ago a:
veteran newspaper man asked the
question again and was told by Genre:
tary Roosevelt that nothing had been
heard. . 1
“What about the three-turret gun
. plans?" he asked next. 1
“Great heavens!" cried Roosevelt.
"When were they taken?"
lie was about to yell for further
information on the new then when
the newspaper man interrupted. i
“They weren't taken as far as I
know." he said. “I just wanted to
see whether or not they were im-
portant."-—Wasl1ington Star.
Your vacant property is costing
money every day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss into a
profit. Try one and see.
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Advs. for clues to that aspired-to "bet-
ter position!"
Good tenants are to be had~Mr
the advertising.
Good tenants are to be had—1’01-
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Customer’
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and let us show you sample coppies of
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