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‘ ' . ingatho' two minor mimic live-cont
pieces in circulation; no Mr. Hoyt hoe ;
vmivedth‘e ioilo'wiux mo: ‘ ‘ '
~ Norfolk. Ve..Jo.n.tlth,§19H. _,
Grimm it}. HOY’I‘. ESQ.
Norwelk. 091111., ‘ '
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In Black-
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WANTED
iwmrmawrnn.131', 2 on 3 our
i‘umiehod rooms within 5 mlnutoe'
Millk from the center. Address Box
419, South Norwalk, Conn. 310 It
WANTED—‘eWOMA-N‘ iron GENER-
m housework inyWilrcon. [Home has
luodern conveniences and is near mih
rowd- station. One with child would he
considered. Winges $15 to 325 accord-
ing to capability. Apply at once. G.
B. W., Wilton. Conn. 18 3t
' WANTEMO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market «prices
paid, Extra prices for tall; calves.
moo dor hob valves to fatten. H.
huh-dump, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 it
of cattle and poultry. Highest prices
mid. Bob calves to fatten from $3.50
to $i.50. Joe Dickman, Box 664, South
Norwalln 12 mt
Wilhted!
«)OMPETENT TWIST HANDS. AP«
(le Aulerimn Textile Company, Paw-
t'whot, ii, I. j8 3t
"AILOST ‘ _
LOST—ON WEST STREET 0R
'\\‘ost avenue, or at East Norwalk, inst
intonduy, a pearl crescent pin. 'Fiuder
it ill he suitably rewarded by returning
in this office. 19 3d
FOUND.
x-‘OUNDwLAltiiE BLACK tAND
while (log. Owner may have same by
paying charges. 62 Meadow Sit. 'l‘el.
inui. 110 ll:
—-
tiliii urns +
SOLVENT NOTICE.
listrict of Norwalk, as, Probate
Court, January 2, A. D.. 1914.
Elishaito of Mary A. Bradley, late of
.Nurwalk. in said district, deceased.
l'ho (lourt of Probate for the DIS‘
12ml of Norwnlll, hath limited and al-
‘towml six months from the data hero
or lm- the creditors of said estate to
mlu’hit their claims for settlement.
'l’imuo who neglect to present their uc-
m-nnts properly attested. within said
time, will he dehnrred n recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
.oqucutod to tlllitkt‘ immediate payment
in
..
lilf’l‘lllu‘li 'l‘lllllA'l‘ ABBOTT.
is: to 17 Administrator 0. 'I‘. A.
, -_ __. :3!
'1'” the lloiml oi’ County Commission C
are of l“uirilold County,
w horehy u-pply for in transfer of n
.llvrlmn. No. 70, to soil Spirituouu and
til-LOXICllilllM Liquors. Air, linger Door.
lllhino Wino uud Cider. from Joseph
it“. linucilr. ill 21! North Mnlu fitl'iflll, to
‘l’uirll‘k .Murrou, wit 2?. North Mum
H1“(‘(~l, ‘l‘own of Norwulli.
'i’hu pmponml plum of huelnoss iu
.‘moulod wilhou 200 foot in -n direct lino
hi it ifhln'rh Edition or Public School»
hum. or rho prmninouaportulniugthem
no or any i’osl‘oi‘lit-o, l’llllllt' Library Ol’
(ll‘lllllli 'y.
imloli ni Norwulk. this illh day of
.lnmmry. A 1).. 1914.
I‘A'I‘RIIIK MARRON,
Applicant.
Mg llw uminrnimim}. nlm‘toru nmi
downturn. in: ill‘lllll‘ll lily MW, of til"
'l‘mvu ul Nurwulll, horn-hr l‘llilili'lii‘ tho
:qpplivutlou or ”in :ilum- mum-ll l’ni‘
TOT LET ' .
To ceramics icons. 43 men
’St. inquire on premises. 110 31;
To LETwFU‘RNiSHED ' HOUSE
{for a few months to adults. Owner‘is
going away. Rent reasonable. Cen~
trail. Address “i..." care Sentinel oi-
iice. , - 11 1t
To LETmh‘hRS'T-OLASS RENTS lIN
Norwalk. ‘i-louth Norwulk, East Nor-
wnlk and ltorweyton; houses, ports of
houses, flats, «born, store, monuinc
rtory with power; anything that You
might require. . See our list. Raymond
Bros, 110 at
an...
FOR SALE ‘
’DeanSir: , “l i
Your .belated inquiry. regarding a
oountéri'eit on the 191s "Buifalo" nick-
blwinesu.
walk.
FOR 8ALE~JCIGARS AND STA-
tionery :bueiness. Good location. Good
‘P. O. Box 463, South Nor-
m..«.w ..
oi, came to hand ‘liero‘th‘ls afternoon.
and in reply will sey,the cause of the
newspaper article is caused by our
38 3t
FOR BALE-«(RUG 4 x 7, $5.60; MIA,
hogeuy chairs, 32.76, 34.00; hirdeerye
maple desk with chair, ”.00; cot mart-
treas. $1.00; lamp. $2.00; blue flame
ovon, 75c; toilet set, $2.00; grand pl-
ano, 3.100 cash.
91 me struck from a dillereut die than
the 1913 andvlutc issues, 1 think of
1911 and 1012. and were is a differ
ence in the ground (or base) that the
builelo stands on; one is practically
on a straight line. and the old die has
Ground floor. 23 somewhat of a curve to it. thereby
A HAaMouious' MEE
Routine business was transacted uti
Uncle sum, yin: The old Buffalo nick- the meeting of m Bacond‘ district; Edward F.
electrical commissioners. and although ‘
it consumed rromflelght o'clock until
11:30, there was naught .ibut strict
harmony. at has been suggested that
the commissioners might givollesaenh
in this respect to the city fathers. The
end of on electrical board meeting at
3w: encouro‘unoonrmns ‘ma‘rwmzeo mm ONLY.
ALL cosmi‘rsrhs'rnumznn
The Fairlieldflounlv Dairy Company
»
TING.
‘ 8t. 3 3t leading to the impression of counter-
81mins .- .-_.. '. . J ‘ felt. I am. sessions being frequent_
A good adv. pays best in the host Yoursitruly. , _
paper. 1 J. FRED GRANT.
. ”PASTEURIZED" Mm
ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL Itlie machine.
96. PER. QUART. ' ‘
t Norwall:
.. W —. s... —~_.~.—w....
SPEED‘BIKE FOR! STREET DE- 3 FAIRFIELD
' ' PAHTMENT. i'
Duffy, foreman ot the
coon-n LAW L.
'BMRV ASSOCIATION.
city street department in the u town ‘l ‘ EPORT, Jen. lo'flumeaih
section, stated this morning the: next lug oflthe Mold 09“” Law 1"
week he will be the. proud possessor lbrory Association here today, Justina
of a motorcycleto“ assist him in his OGOTEB W- WhWIGI', 0' the Supreme
duties. A motorcycle will be invaluw- court. was elected president; County
his in the work or tne commissioner Clerk William T. Haviinnd. secretary; .
and it is expected that the emclency Attorney John W. flanks, of Bridge». .
11:30 o'clock is not unusual. midnight,oi' his work will be greatly increased. port. treasurer; and Charles ‘8. Evans.
‘According to ‘Mr. Duffy “Street. De- of Bridgeport, librarian. 'Mr. Evans ~
purtment" will be spread cleur across has held the position of librarian for
25 years. ~ ‘
TO LET—FURNISHED, TWO con.
nocting front room, water. cook stove,
gas plate and oil conveniences tor
light housekeeping. 214 East Ave.
near depot. Reasonable. 19 3t
To LET—~FU'RNLSHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 11 Hevilsnd
St, South Norwwlk. 39 3t
To LET—FURNISHED APART-
ment, every modern convenience, Four
rooms and private thath, largo win~
dows, heat and hot water supplied.
Janitor service. inquire 53 West
Ave. 19 2t
T0 LEV—«FURNISHED» ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. jtl ti
T0 LET—FURNISHED lROOM,
steam iieuted room with use of bath.
Apply 15 West Washington St. is lit
T0 LET-~li‘URNLS‘iiED ROOM, ALL
improvements, centrally located, on
trolley lino. $3.00 per week. Ad‘
dress ll, cure Sentinel. is lit
To LET—JUPS'PAIRS A‘i’A‘liTMEN’i‘,
six rooms, every improvement, newly
decorated. No, 150 East Ave. Nor-
milk. inquire of John N. Kline, £1
Wont Main St. Norwalk. Tel. No.
1282-3. 18 3t
TO LET-LOWER FizOOR, 126 80.
Main St, 6 rooms, some improvements.
Inquire Cnpl. Belts, 3 West Main St,.
Norwalk. 3? ii
TO LET~«1«‘1VE ROOM APART.
meut, East Washington St, East Nor.
walk. Inquire 64 South Main St. an if
To LET~PRlVATE PLACE, ALE
improvements, large grounds: reason
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten. 82
Fort St, East wanlk. Phone Sig."
0
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwnlk Trust
0. 010 ti
on use"; him
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Hill “DARK HORSE"
(Continde from First Page.)
Looking Alter Own Fences.
This man until Mr. ’l‘urnvy nppour-
ed to be u probability until it short.
Hun, use. when it won provou that he
With not own it possibility. Whether
the "(lurk home” will he u Purity
MI: Murrlm in" such livm‘mo illltl u'mlimiiztu'r or no (lruuuimulon lxunocrnt
(in Europa"): wintry WW], fm- himm‘llil“ not, known. but this rulinrt itllllliill'li
“not in» :ur “HIMMo-i. owuimr rmil Milo lw well urnumlod lhnt (ioimronmuuh
into niluului in unit! 'l‘mt'll of NH!”
'u‘lllt
Hmml m Nm'u'ulli. this lllh «lay ol‘
aIl°lllllil‘\'. A ll. lllll.
‘olm ‘xlulmw‘ l-Iiiwnml llrowur. .l H,
’Ml'l'l‘lii. Wm H. Mulmw. John ’l‘
H. A”:
l lmrohy willi)’ thul tho :lhow unm-
i if (-mlmuurn urn Nurture lillil town»
“L“, on fil‘illwil "ily iuw, of H10 il'nwli (if
"t 'eruili
tmlull m Norwulk, this Sllh tiny of
Mount). A, it. lilll.
lli'ill‘lll-ilt’i‘ "ll. SMITH,
‘l l l! I 1 Town (lion-k.
PUGlLlB‘r core rmoan.‘
wimudn my. a ring lighter, had the
mmlnrimm to rot his; ilnhor uuilo bud:
1} in ‘l'ripo'u lunch wagon this morn‘
504:. The injury was ilromwcl at a lo-
mi plinriuury.
, .. m “a. lemon“...
ADVPZRTIQE IN THE BENTINEL
‘llouornu will "unit to strengthen hill
inll'il polllll'lll ponitlou and citations for
.ruwluvllnn um lull hy rrcmunu-ml-
lim: u mun for the ”mod or postinustol'
jwlm won out prominently nullvo in tho
inul. uumlolpui campaign. and thut ho
is fouri‘ul or the reunite to lliii own
:ltflllllmlml ll Ill! recommends a. man
‘iwhu wnn u lvmlor of either faction
'ol his own purty,
l Ill is un urkmm’lndgml l‘uot. how-
Pl‘l‘l‘. llml unioim the recommendation
in tlml or u mun from tho Organize
’Ullll forms that the leaders of that
{faction grill do all in their power to
Journal Mr, liouovau’u alumnus of re
ieimttion and it in ltluo in known incl.
‘th‘nt; mum! of the Purity lendoru have
promised to "knife“ the congressman
in the event or his failure to pro-
louro the appointment or John M. Don.
lnolly to the Miles of poetmnster.
Congmssmnn {Donovan lci‘t
lulght for Washington.
inst
e
i
aoofiuueuuo
/
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WHILE THE SUPPLY LAST S3
* Genuine Enameled ‘
Tie Clasp '
To Every Purchaser ore“ lOcPackage ofEGYPTlENNE STRAIGHTS Cigarettes
All the good dressers along every city’s
Be sure to get. one.
A.
r , ' ’ I“
by tolnphgmlm to Egypllflilli
%
30:. c3 :0 «(10:06 0.01» 0:0 0%
W37 want every duster to in. city oi Namath to be tilpplilid with than
Ipiolll all". All 0mm momma not study been wppllui may
slalom aprmnmwe,‘ l. J. Lelchur.
‘ .
_ “Broadvmy” or “Fifth Avenue” have made these
Tie Clasps an essential part of their haberdashery. These we offer tree are made from the famous
French Enamel over gold-finished metal; they are attractive— neat -- eflicienter and valuable.
EGYPTIENNEM
CIGAR 51:1" 55;
“Absolutely Pure’,’-——'1 00'”; Turkish“ Tobacco
_. The cigarette smoke; pha'appre‘ciates a pure Turkish
cigarette should make~the acquaintance of EGYPTIENNE
STRAIGHTS today. The Tie lCiasp is simply an added
inducement to bring them to your attention.
, More EGYPTIENNE STRAIGHTS ciga‘
rotten are sold in a year than any other straight
Turkish cigarette in the world. They are
growing faster in popularity than all
\
other brands of Turkish cigarettes
combined.
The ' quality Ew- flavor w aroma
oi EGYPTIENNE
“ STRAIGHTS are superb.
The purity. richncao, and
fragrance of the Turkish leaf
we use in this cigarette will please
the moat exacting connoisseur...
Try EGYPTIENNE
STRAIGHTS today. It is by all
odds the most marbling Turkish sign.»
ratio on the market. r ”
7 ' I . Talia advantage of. thin iraoolienbut do no (
FREE tumour woman
limo. but he «hoot chum more. Look for the sign in the
dealer’s window
rm anlglohplfxbuoeo.mommy
4'93
m cm» m to my «may. a We
«our. in will supply of thiw’fitfilr‘li‘:
’Phono No. 540. Burma is unit 0 on:
a
k! .
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