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TO LET ‘FOR SALE
WATKINSmA-T ‘SO‘UTII NOR-
?waik. (loan, \\'ednesd-ay, Dec. 3rd,
lots. Isabelle VIZ, wife of Samuel J.
Watkins. Funeral will be held at her
late residence, 97 South Main St,
Friday at 3 pl, m.
TO LET—«AT “Tl-IE JOi-lNrSONIAN,"
2 Hitch St. comfortably furnished
rooms. Bachelor apartments, three
looms, suitable i’or two. Some light
housekeeping IS‘ulLOB of two and three
rooms. db 3t
FOR BALE—~A’l‘ LOW PRIOES.
first-class portable chicken houses, in-,
cubators, International hovers and hot
water heatels Iior broader Ironses.‘
Lougshore 14 arm, Saugatuclt.Tela5132‘5.l
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mama“
WANTED-«SITUA’HON AT Oil). -
(u'ai housework by exiperieitotd young
woman. Small family preferred. Ali’-
ltrees H, M., care Sentinel. d5 3t
WANTED—«CI-lAIll-‘FEUR WANTS
position. Reliable, can furnish the
best of references. Well experienced.
litdd‘ress Chauffeur, care Sentinel 0t-
i‘ice. d5 tilt
WANTED ~— Mli)l)LE-AGED WO-
Iuau wants a place as cook or house-
keeper in small .fmntliy; also good do
lunatic nurse. Address M. 3., Box '55,
Saugatuck, Conn. til?) it
WANTED—«BAORDERS, AT NO.
12 Havilanidv St, large and small
rooms with board. all improvements.
{liable boarders accommodated. ’i‘ermrs
reasonable. d4 3t
WANTED—«TWO 0R THREE UN-
Iuruished rooms .for light housekeep-
ing. Central location. Prefer all im-
provements. State price and particu-
lars. Address H. D., care Sentinel.
d3 3t
WANTED—«GENERAL WORK IN
Small family or with nu elderly lady.
No washing. Address Protestant, 334
Main St, Norwalk. d3 3t
WANTED —- $300.00 ON FIRST
mortgage at 6 per cent. Reliable par-
fty. Address D. H., South Nonwnilt post-
loi’iice. (13 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 115].
029 ii
CLUETT, PEABODY 8. 00., iNC.,i
have situations to offer on shirt work
mower machines, steady work. 08 if
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that tall—~11 menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN &. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N.
Property Owners
Attention
WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c PER SQ.
FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE
E. R. Bradley 8t Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.
11 Washington St. So Norwaik, Conn,
Phone 781.
CHROPIRCTC
SPINAL ADJ UBTMFNTB.
LATEST METHODB.
F. BARTHOL, D. C.
8.“! Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant. nest Rooms.
Mouth Norwcik Office‘s: Meadow St,
7.8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—«ll a. mr5 p. In Monday, Wed-
Btamhrd, Conn.
needay, Friday 6: 30 p.111
dALvats FREE.
SPINAL A
Cliv National Bank
TRAN3A6T8 A GENERAL BANKINI
HUNNESS AND OFFEHB EVEHV
FACILITY CONBIBTENT
WITH ROUND
BANKING
Capital Iurpiuc and Profit.
I 100.000.00 . “17.000.00
Bait Deposit hem all and to per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pres
JOHN H KNAPP, lot Vlchru.
FREDERICK H ROWAN, 2:! Vice
Pros.
WILFRED IQDWELL. Cashier
v-Wm
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I. H. Mathewson .l. Wallace Hum:
John H. Knapp John H Light.
Christi-n ltwartz Flsll. H. Rowen
hmuclmummcn Lewle fl Hurlhul
Henry a. Lochwmvl
STEAMER MIDDLETOWN CREW
HAD FIRE DRILL.
til.'lli‘l‘i"‘('l-Ill\). flue. ~~~~~~~ After the alumn-
r Mititiletcwu had tied up at llt‘l' berth
hnru this morning and lbn crow Willi
hastily engaged in loading the cargo-
two United Staten ntcamboilt ihapce
tilts. W. I3. Whitey and John Stewart”
TO LETw-«il SPRING S’l‘., SOUTH
Norwalk. inquire of S. J. Miller,
Cannon Station. Telephone 89-4, Nor-
wuik Division. d4 3t
FOR SALEwllRUSH RUNABO’U'I‘i
in firstciuss condition, fully equipped
Top, wind shield, speedometer. Rum-
hie neat. iCan housed tier pleasure or
delivery publicised. inquire of James
ilyrue 84 South. Main St dad
I
To LET—PERFECTLY NEW AND
beautiful apartments now ready i'or
occupancy. Seven rooms, chestnut
trim, tile bathroom and extra toilet.
Heat and hot water furnished. Alec
an attractive apartment of four rooms
and bath. inquire 53 West Aved
I (it
FARMS-m iii) ACRES, STOCK,
tools, $2,200 ”all cash. Best 2003
acre ri’nrm two houses, other bulida;
lugs, tine view. Bargain. i). S. Hath}
Iiaviiaud illock. South Norwnik
d4 3t,I
To LET—FlRST-CLASS HOUSES,
flats, stores, barn, shop, mmntliactory
with power. Hotel and cottages out
of town. inquire Raymond Bios.
d3 3t
FOR SALE—M’RI'FE Oil. PHONIt.‘
Ask questions. New seven 'oom«
house. impmvemeute, on ontxltait
none of high. Iev,ei Il‘ertile land,10
minutes walk trout Norwalk step
from trolley, flue view. good cellar,l
broad porch. furnace, good neighbors,
and responsible partv can talk his
terms.
Main St.
TO LET—SEVEN ‘ROOMS, \Vl’i‘ii
lamprey-animus. No. 21 (love avenueq
also four rooms, with. improvements, 1 .
Cove Ave. «Inquire vii. Joselovsky,
East. Norwalk, or United Grocery Co,
LOST
LOST-IIANK BOOK ’NO. 18078
issued by South \‘olwalk Savings
Bank. Finder will please return book
TO LET OR FOR SALE—~HAND-
some new oneltaif residence, ‘ii rooms,
up to- dai e improvements, beautiful
finished interior, electric light, 5 min-
utes from station. Maring Construc- ‘0 said bank as payment has been
ton Co, 123 Washington st. n20 th stopped “1.1 28 6,;
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TO LET~APARTMENT, 10 PINE ,
St. Inquire ciilce of R. and G. Corset . a
Com pnnv. . . Thamer
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To LET-PRIVATE PLACE, ALL ’ ‘
improvements, large grounds, reason-l OCUUSTS AND OPTICIANS.
able to right party.186 Main St.,' ‘
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Ilritton,8 Si." WEAR'NG CORRECT GLASSES
Fort St., East Nonwaik. Phone 331. NOW
018 it «lll‘fi‘y prevent. ultimate eye failure,
._.... W' keep your temporary eye weakness
TO LET OR FOR SALE—«(l “00‘“ from becoming chronic. and insure
COHESGH “’1”! 1‘“ Implo.vements ready, hood eyesight for the future.
for occupancw NOV lat Rent $20 F01“ 00111.13'1‘3, llol Opticians, exam-
sale on casy terms. Inquire of Chest inc your MN when you come m
‘iloy,t at The South Norwalk Trust! “a. ‘ ‘
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o 6 87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Eli. 15 yrs. Open Bat. Evngc.
Co.
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C. T. McGovern
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The New Science
Liability, Fire, Life, Marine, l‘laie
(lines and Rent Insurance, also Surety
Ilouds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345.
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic-is the definition or the
cause or the disease and the art 01
adjusting the same. Disease In calls
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the dili‘erent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause 01
disease and pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tents In your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve.
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1‘. F RANL‘lS. D. L.
N Washington St. Bo. Norwaik. Conn
Graduate trom Rumor School, tin
GJBCON‘NW.
155. Washington St.
Limo-date Service Call
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimer.
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main 8t. 30. Norwslk.
When Getting Ready
for Winter
Many articles are round that are
unclean to the owners. llou‘l, destroy
them or throw them away, but
Cali Up 912
I want to quote you prices on any
“MM JUNK
I pity the highest prices for metals,
feathers, It' a ll) i'o: rage, Bill? per 100
for newspapers, 35c per 100 ior mada-
lines,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
G Y 3' k
A our 18 y We buy second-baud Furniture.~
Phone 912. 27 Ely AV... Bo Not-walk.
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. I, OWAYTQEI
"~ M'W’h’
iiuaswll Mlllu. of blunt Norwuill, made
Don’ t Be Hasty
in buying FURNITURE. inspect the
duo line that we are showing at or
tremoiy low prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At tthFormer Auditorium Building,
day.
Idliwut'd Rina. who bull been In New
‘. York for about a month, In the proud
ifnlllcr of a sum burn liiut ‘i‘llcmltty. and
{'mtpociu in l'l-iuru hurt‘ lll about. a
iWI‘I'll' to Humid the winter ul lllu homo
lIn 'l‘okouultc l‘urk. " l
Cleanser
D Y E R
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
oi? New London, suddenly appeared
and demanded a dumuuuirutiou or the
lifeboat tutti fire drill. Although lull
fill by hilrprisul (‘upiain it. ii, liillsl.
had the alarm wounded and within Ilvui
Hel‘mlail the seventy five than were at
their posts and the pumpu were 'WOI‘R
Sec bills! the Huhlelril Is on the
rub her before» youbuy lay. his your
insurance of standard flat Quality
Ruhburmurfwwmvwm
BOLD I?
M. H. GLOVIR
.i. LIVINITCM
lug. Llfobonts were made tree for ac.
tion a row uncouth: later. The insnccv
tors reported finding everything sells»
factory.
.aid to prevent as well
Lawrence Agency. 15 South but are liable to suffer front variouol
d" "'3 cold weather ailments
‘the celebrated 'Rexall
no are when you have. noted its there
3stl‘elinthening, invigorating, blinding. i , W...
i” ii.‘ Edward Amundsen, an [Cast
a bunluuul-l trip to ltuwuytuu nu Stun.
.
to: alarm lions:
than u ions in; nicks-u
during below» it tattle would
only take ordinary common-come pre-
«attend against it. When you been
there is smallpox arotlnd you don't
lose much time in setting your family.
vaccinated. But lots, of you do aoil
use the same. good “use in preventing
colds. the grippo, bronchitis, lpneumona East Norwaik people saw the to
la. typhoid fever, rheumatism and;1180mm oi ante north of Norwalk, last
other diseases, some or them very oertl ,
night. i
lows and adulterous. and some of
which nearly every member or, your.
family Is almost certain to suffer from
before winter is over unlesp some
medicine to taken to build up the body:
and put it in perfect order beiol‘e coldl
Weather sets in
Vaccination prevents the growth of
germs of smallpox in the l,l100d and:
puts the system into a proper healthy
conditin to resist small-pox. Rexalll
Olive Oil Emulsion is designed as an
as relieve
disease It strengthens. the body to‘
overcome the germa and helps to put
your system into Into the right condi1
tion to resist disease. It contains the
Hour Ilypophosphites renommended by
physicians to tone the nerves and the work,
blood, in cembination with purest I
OHVe Oil, to nourish and strengthen} William Groeachner has rcaignedhis
them. . position with Ariel Cameron and has
You who are weak and run- -d0wn. gone to work for the East 'India Tctt‘
and you who are apparently well now, >company .
.Workmeu are today drilling tor the
steel arch work on Pier 3.
I
East Norwaik men attended the
smoker at the “South Norwaik Ciuh‘
last evening.
Judge John J. Walsh is in Boston
today attending the annual conference
of the State Tax Oilicials of New Eng-
land. ‘
Charles J. Minty. and family are mov-
ing from East avenue, East Norwalit,
to the'llaulord Bleak in North Mnln'
street.
The bridge tilt at the easterly ex-
cavation is rapidly nearing comple-
tion. Each day makes a big change in
use ‘Rexall The sand for the bridge till 13' now
Olive Oil Emulsion to get and keep‘ being taken from a lane neat the bar-
'weil and strong. Tor the tired- -0ul';bor in Upper East Norwnik The thor-
run- -down, nervous. emaciated or dc- oughfm‘e lg belng widened.
biiltatedw—the convalescing—growing ,
Chink-anguaged people—«it is a sellsi- Many do not know that there is to
Die aid be renewed Strength, better be A parapet “'3“ 01‘ about three feet
spirits, glowing health. 1on top of the bridge walls as complet-
Rexall Olive Oil lilmulsionwkiug ol'i ed on the east end of the new bridge
Remedies—4:;s ‘
for freedom from sickness of you anti
your family Pleasant-tasting. coal! Methodist itpuolih Lcaguers going to,
mining no alcohol or dangerous drugsri Saugatuck tonight to attend the bi
youll be as ehlhuslastlc about it an‘ monthly rally ill the, Methodist church
There are a number oi’ East Norwalk
up, disease preventing effects.
duet. not help you, your money will
be given back to you without argu-
‘mcnt. Sold In this (ommunliy only
at our store who. ilnxail Sloro~~onc of lights
mole than 7. 000 leading drug slows in I
the United States. Canada and rent.
hnriinin 4‘10th II. Quiiiner, Settib.‘ ior nlllch burned out in the clot-trio
mutation some time ago has been (rated
i
Ne w k C
F a)” PT land will be shipped today to Sin t-lmn I
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walk it‘olloymon, caught, an owl \vca;
nesting night “lion it flea into
(ill‘ til llolion's l’olnt, blinded by
hi< t
Uli‘;
The old thirty five lltll'h‘O-llOlH'l‘ mo-
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Save mollolmSeutincl ads will sell & t‘otupnut 1“ \““ York
property, not employment or rent \a- W ._ MW”
tutti pr‘opelty quickly and cheaply
I The oyster opening trade has slack ,‘
“1“ encd up for tho pro-holiday Ho'fltemt i
iSonlo of the East Norwalk openers ‘
:uont to work this morning only to}
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return home a little later.
The union prnycl St‘I\'ll'.l‘ tho ilmt
' 'ot’ a aoriev ol‘ the East avenue .\ietllo-' l
ldisi anti Adwut Christian t'lllil‘ClIé'N‘ j
‘will bo ill-Id tomorrow llll’lll. ill the:
ililllt‘l‘ editing in \‘an Zuni. street.
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DO YOU WEAR GLASSES?
It so a.o you satisfied that they
have been titted to your eyes in a
correct and proper manner? Have
They Given Your I) yes 'l‘hnt Relic!
which you expected they would? it
they haven‘t or you need glasses,
consult me at once.
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room B, Kocler Building,
No. 155 Walhlngton 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'c Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenlngl, 6: 30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 .ih Ave, 9 to
4 p. in. daily.
I
Fred Jones, engineer on tho lil‘lilgl.‘h'
contract t, uho was iniuiotl when ho.
’fcli ovct some ilou \\ wk and acwrol‘ l
:\\"I'(‘llllli?(l his back ttccutll, is able
'to he alound but not sutilclcutiy well:
‘to institute work ‘ .'
Tho ’I‘. A. Scott Company, at New:
jLondou in dredgingr In front of Ray?
intend Illotllcrs‘ wlullvus in Waterl
street making an IIVHl‘lIRO depth oi‘
ion loci at illi‘llil Ion nnier r. This will
tenable boatll drawing eighteen foot, to;
mdlppfflilt‘ll the dock at high tide. ' ‘l
L0 9 The first tire that OXvI‘llli‘f lt‘roderil'lc‘
VER S M. Wheeler has been called upon tot
fight flinch tin, but one of some weeka I
THE PLACE ago. occurred luut til-tilt when lire,
started In the old William It‘llcll pincu‘
atrct- udi
lot the corner of Fitch . i ll ,
I lit‘ltruwhorry IIiil avenue. Thu caneui
E l I} in bulluvml to have been upurku i‘rtnni
panning: truinu, and tho railroad own-l
1 ed U10 building. llox 2121 called out‘
SHOES
the llremvu at lint"; u. m. The worit- ;
are under Third District Aushuuulfi
idliioflloiudeur {lull {or wet
Wheeler mlcccudud in mtviuu the build i
illg, although it was HIIIIII'WIIIII duluu‘t-i
all. It won uncenuury to cut a hole“
in the I‘lliit aide to attack tint nun...”
at a vital point. I’qua had been made ‘
1weather. Vintcllizcd from top to in mm,“ ”I“ buildiulr and “m ”WM“
)tllioln. had been taken oil“.
There were about two huudrnl peo-
ple crowded into the bluuuncnt at}
Christ i‘lplm-npztl i-lluvl'lt lilill. night to?
celebrate Moirlair and (‘lilulmg night.
with the program. Supper was curred
will o'clock-loud vibe enterinluuwnll
wall at Ill Micro were readings and
straighter-hand exhibitions and all vmr 1‘
excellent. 'lhp lair bun proved
great succeed; and tlu- italics and being
00
.m
)1
i‘ '
lilito " English Lust." made of a
specially line cult stock, very
dressy. ‘ .
a 50
mile catnip math and Lace,
. .00
comet—two.
mimic l marrow
Windham” _
ll. ifit‘lfi'zoulh: 500%th ~
on
Pictured cams 7m 1
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w auntie Rants
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congratulated.
Mina \‘uutlio Wheeler. tIllIl Mm l1..
llcumllrt were in ciatrru or the candy i
buntil.
ull‘tlaiu Kelley gold the illncy null but! ‘
Mr r.n II. F‘ Smith. Mrs Arthur \iurui oal'
imuue, Mrs. Charles Wood .‘t'rll i“. .‘ti C
VI rector, Mrs, Alllllli‘ dim and Mrs
Henry Curr were in charity: oi the» hull.
per, ‘
property, not employment or rent Va-
cant property quickly and cheaply.
sum AN 800 covcorr.
Maui hum Urges conceal-
on to Fight Against Exploitation.
A countrywide boycott slain-l m
deal-t- nu been started by Mrs Julian
Heath. national mutant of the Hanu-
Mvu’ League. who sent out three
hundred telexrsms on naturally to ind-F
on of branch organisations or the .
lion-swine League calling their ata
(cationic the high prices charged tor .
08M and asking consumer’s not to bulf
am until conditions changed. The
consumer. she said. In these telegrams.
had been exploited. and an egg boycott
abould ‘b’e inaugurated as a protest
“Salim the manipulation or'the market.
The telegrams were prepared at a.
meeting of the national Executive Com-
‘ , ~ aiurday.
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From the New York Times: Nov. 24, I 913
New England
Housewives
Need not . ’ §
Boycott Eggs
Because they can buy Blue
Ribbon Eggs~packed in
sealed cartons and every egg
guaranteed.
'K. . n ‘
And the price is only about _ ,
40 cents per dozen, (varying a E ,,
cent or two in dificrent cities.)
Blue
R . b b
. You need not pay the ()5 to 75 cent
price often quotcd. 111 quality, flavor
and size Blue Ribbon Eggs nr‘nbso—
lutely guaranteed to please you. If
they do not, w .
to refund filur money.
Ask your dealer for Blue Ribbon
Eggs. lillc hasn’t them, insist that
he get them for you. There are
other eggs sold ill cartons but Blue
Ribbon Eggs are the only ones that
are guaranteed. See that the 5’211 on
the carton is unbroken.
authorize the dealer
If your dealer can‘t supply you,
write us and we will refer you to
a nearby dealer who will.
Selected .Table Eggs ‘
We guarantee every em if the seal is unbroken.
Dillon & Doug?
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MI’II. .l. Ilypkin llrowu,
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Mrs B. W Khlll‘y Itilll Milli}.
hey a very high malls of m .
. am» Cool of Willard humps,
in street, Elm North-lit. '3‘?!
Save monsymlleaiinel ads. will sell ‘ “m ,9“ u“! buy . mg,
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