o'
- The ‘lwantu’ Gaslroil.‘
' required. Address. stating qualities,-
. al. are Sentinel oillce.
'esch county for highest grade rues:
_ neat situation, aged pay (Experience
. 3911909599??-
, Me's'e '
WANTED 1'0 BUYd-‘Am KINDS
“ghoul 1304,12, ..
' Hwy .9. «~1,,.t...‘t. guns... .4.» « .r-w-
Gimtfred
em: ‘
Cards, and
wau‘r‘ap, ;
WANTED — 1111's.. ROCKWELL.
random or Chestnut street has late-
ly renovated and r'eiurnished house at
12 Haviland street and could moon:
modate few table boarders. ‘Home
cooking Satisfaction guaranteed. One ‘
.vaeant room. ill? at
WANTED — YOUNG WOMAN .
clerk and stsnographer. with some
{knowledge of bookkeeping. Reterenoes
lions and salary expected, Profession-
dl’l 39
too LET. ,; . ~
. To LET—FOUR ROOMS Wish!
heat and light. furnished. To adults
only. 16 nodule street.
i To LET—«Six ROOM APART-
ment, 21 Union street.
rent. Apply the Hatch & Bailey Co.‘ a
oilice. Marshall street. Ill? ti
To LET—AHRACTIVE NEW Six
room halt house,- all modern tutor-ere-
raats and conveniences. 6 minutes
trust a. N. Depot Morin: (2m: Co
.128 Washington attest “dill 8t
WANTED—inn?) SALESMEN 1;;
ard garden and grass seeds, Perma-
Cobb Co., « Frankiln.
I116 ill.
;.
‘r
wanna-«omen AND POUL-
try and cslves. lie. for flat calves
$7. 60 for small calves to rattan. Best
market prices. W. Miller, connecti-
cult avenue. Tel. 180
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and popltry. Best market prices
paid. lxtralprioos for rat calves.
96.00 for; hob calves to fatten. ' in.
Friedman, Conn. ‘Avaa’l‘ei; 1161: ,. 3
029 it
at .cattle. .calves and pou‘ltryfi Bob
calves to fatten, 88.00. Special prices
tor rat c'aives. Pay the highest prices ‘
in town. Jos. Dickman. 19319171110911
street. Phone 368-21. ' d1 12:
-.‘—“1 ...—.....—
MISCELLANEOUS.
for: FURNITURE. HUGE. STOVES,
9‘1th ’Rosens Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
Furniture, with prices that cannot be
beat;- Cnme and give us a trial.
. . 110,859.98; FURNITURE STORE,
19,5}: New
VOCAL OR PIANO INSTRUCTION,
either at home of pupil or at my own
resident», Raymond street. Roweyton.
For terms. address We. Elsie F. Stein
liardt, Box 96.1!0waytorl 516 at
A Practical
Christmas Gift
complete with «tube?
" and stand”
$3.59;
1 : Gunman)
Packed Iuan‘ attractive
Holly Colored Box
919:.
, Ci§ar§jinhoxes of 25 and so.
- anon mm mandamus. «
soureumia.‘
’11111.1915._ . . ., _
-ldonoy deposited on or before Estua- {- «1 -
_‘ day, January 91h. 19155991" draw inter-
‘ ' I‘P'taoers‘isrgoou this morning, mart
‘y dam ” said «the on farmer. making his
.5 gator-ted fists custrnner.‘
{per at «the bottom or 11111111th jinn
‘ro tor-mom annular?" 151‘.
1916-, tiers and' merit No; 0 So.
lion: P. Beers. as ,
quire FredCrick LII I” '
St.._ Room 9 Phone 1668.
avenue. All improve'nlents. Rent
920. Inquire of Chhrles E. Hoyt.
. _ do tr
.w—-
:‘o LET—6 aoorrs ar 55 shame
St. Inquire ob Mrs.-R...Tsrior, 103
TaylortArs. ;.’i‘ol 11666, .
.TO LITA-ATTRACTIVE APART-
«manta. East. Washington and .Ohapel
streets. modern improvements. recent-
ly «decorated; Rent 44810:». - 312.00.
81190. iiiqnire Dr. Bohanuan, 64
South liain street. Telephone 90.
« 4., , 1128 t!
«f. ‘3: .. «‘9
TD LET—ONE NEW TWO FAM-
iiy house, 33 Taylor «avenue, all im-
provements and a new seven more
ootiago. all imprmmenio. 84 Taylor
'avenue. Inquire United Grocery Co.,
or Raymond Grocery Co.
Christmas SuggestiOns
Apollo and Fislre’s Green Seal
Chomlaios, quarto five pound
Toilet and Manicure Sela;
Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters.
The Norwaik Drug Co.
VISIT CALIFORNIA
—snd the— ,1
pnunu~»pacrrrc .
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
iN SAN FRANCISCO IN “15
_ ~ dilutes and Terms.
' REAL ESTATE, INGURANOE
' “I. M.‘"“I..IyiOii"& Co., Inc.
6 human Ava. ,
ms 31‘
Reasonable .
Mile 8:. occupied a presedt by Wii~ _-
:To LET-psaugaiow. 86 Lincoln
11130.“.
1188 t! .
. story afterward, “was the out time union of .ahe borough oi Woodmont 1011
The buyers inive some kind of an om
on {or a symphony. "—St. John's News. pins in 1907Kprssld9pt oi the Coupes: mung, apd hang together. Why
.. tlcut Bible yogi_ety,m1884« «1904‘ a pirac— should not rho farmers do the some? 1;“.
« FOR SALE.
«1
For Sale. Business and
Ptofessionai
Miscellanea '
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thio;ane. Twenty-Five Words or Leoo'. 25¢;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Wind, 1 goat per Insertion. In Black-
ioce or Capo, Double Price.
lussisihte
,. Rev. Joasnhm Anderson. 1). 1).. d
Woodman. pastor emeritus of the
,First Congregational church,oiWater-
bun, celebrated his 98th birthday yea-
isnuy. In liquor-Mills ssant Dr. Anil-
FOR DALE—CHEAP, HQT AIR
man' s newetand.d18 St
I
0
FOR BALE—EGGS, NON FERTILE,
tlcplar people.
old. Regular ciiatomers desired. Soule,>
Chestnut Hill Ave, Tel. 1338-3. 4
, . 1118» at.
roe oALE—e cannon mums.
New Rapid. 88.00. Ledger 8., 84.00.
Aster Oak furnace, 87.00.. All Jamal
class condition. Hawkins, 36 Osborne
Ave. dis 9t
rm: sate—«cauamrss noon
singers. Select one hetero the hull
days. 10 Spring Hill,Nprwaik,d1‘l'8t
FOR SALE -- TURKEYS AND
geese, at. 8 Bridge street, ram Nor-
walk. di6 8t
FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW. SEV-
on room house. all improvements.1
Delaware street. Foirdeid Park, Nor-
«11:14.: I: Larraurl. builders. M
see 128 Washington street.
162M. '
M :1 ......—
STRANGE SYMPHONY.
A certain clergyman was the guest
of the Rev. Edward Everett Halo over
night. in the morning he came down
stairs with a look of pleased surprise
on his face
"Whats dellghttul custom you have
here. " he said. "of chiming the balls at
midnight. i got up and leanod out
98'9“
...s...
pretty air they played although i did
not recognise ‘.it" ; ‘ ’ ‘ i
"This." said Dr. Hale, telling the
1 error heard of a tire alarm being tak-
pi'efll. .' \u ‘ . ..’ It?
"3‘
'l _
Phone '
arson was towards" to mom: recon
lien Mord” shaman by Mrs Koo;
furnace with pipe. inquire at' Cole- riot Thorpe. atherhme. 224 Hillsid'fsiima when the
avenue. Waterbury.
arm has led a busy life, as
can lhe seen by the following.
good health, wont to Waterbury ironi
Woodmopt‘yestorday.‘ accompanied by
«his imam. husMesuuAnw~
”I.
Dr Andordoe was born in mm.
Scotland Dec 1!, 1938. ‘the ion 9!
William and Mary nose
withhiahhomg
\ “he.
later westerns Phil‘uaisn
10““! seminary II 1373'” Md
aiterhecanleto
diluting._.._ ‘ ...
anatomical 'isa'p- rose to 1861 sis
than accepted a call to the Pills't
church in
Waterlierr, wfil‘é he was pastor“, 1
team amino: 1905., r.
opul‘iflt fisherman me he was
i moderatgr 4: no must-oi Assodatl§n
of sensor! at the Couneop-
cut General Confederacy (Congregs
tional (alumnus, a Inpubore pl
of the window to listen« «lama; linear-:19 ”mention since 1884 o
corporate {newborn B. C. F. ii.
reissue iii tbs inter-nation Coasrsgs:
lion Council in London in 1891;
since 1904; visited Egypt, and Paiss- i
boxps. p,» . . .
«..‘. from January 1.1. 1915. «. ,;
W come, President. ,
FREDWGKA EELS. Treasurer.
not ones.
usiiai weekly call. “0h, are they”
“That. rs.
minds me. How is it that thode you
"lipid me last week are so muchprnall
the till!" ‘Wellr.’ replied. th ”
m ‘ ‘ here-.111 our- immense: stock-l
price. .
”.fl. win»
Gifts in Fancy Chi
M“.—
..' Domestic. at: prices for below
Chum;
a
S"
.
62501: ;..~'. '-
Dpcorated4~Pdrcelarn and Chin; Tea and Dinner beta“ comprise l ranch
anything to be found elsewhere.
a. k :-
«...-«’9
up «43:41 «it;
a ‘ rallied; 4..
.«Wislaalhfi
Wain»
«usage will have
specially raised for table usetor par-j Dr. Anderson, who despite his ad; or three month:
Delivered 24 hours “need 980. is still Illoyllll fairly real: to take
inst heedit s.
have several buyers who willoiler loss
than the first. tapers the iarmérthlnks‘
boredom and While he lug
sold to the, first ,huyer Ahont the thug
he is in this mine at mlpd the first
buyer swamp around 'ind hirer prey}
aably a gent less than his first alter and
usually the farmer will accept this?
offer rather then hold his crop euy'
idle-rinse Ant
73.52.“; .1 "-41: .:
9M dormers in
gather and ten
emulation so
a more eve'n 1:;
mm- TN“
unusually good
in good shape a
shade without
thing pointed I
crops might be
csssions were 11
they are beater
other way is it
mauled-Mi.
autumnal ii
well as they "1
Anderson
liii: an w'early as tho family came msmn 9"? MM
« “HARM Mud "W Ni“ W
n m u MAM floors others sre
‘3. College oi pulsation srquin stop .iols kind or
cityonlevixmam y." dealing sad when ‘e crop was doubt
it would have to he taken at the price
eased IE: “and on man with use .99:
the items 06th divinity from Mimi?» pay for his mistake
Yale college gig. sesame was m- {Wanoworsuins Inrghilil
fled to Anna floods Gliderslsovo 1....“th thins lust mud panes:
New York on Jan. :4, 1859. or a year 999 Were wrmlg 'be. being horns!
Moment. whats Wleona another it who sells his ,
‘hehas mails“ the pastor” depend the buyer exacts a pennies.-
.5, Incl to. tell the psice he recalled. sari .-
g‘. was‘ More! the Fit“ church out he tells his seat neighbor; he _
uspaily adds two or tl'iree .aents a '-
pound to the price he receivers, The
remaining there neighbor has just as good a crop and1
until 1354.1: his}: time he wsnt o “9““ I‘m ‘5 ““1““ PM WWW
sell when stored!” The h
.' H
Just the Harm tosufather, neither, bmthcr.«sister, relative or friend are to be found
erio‘ Famine-c to. he had
and at the lowest possib‘n
'_ , ,thp richest showman“: hauemvdr ends, to gt!- the mmtbcauti ‘ ‘
as well as real worthiforrt‘hc‘money expended: You will find heregifts sure to hev :rlueri
English
wargdo
mm?“
',wer'e ignited - ,
W, . ,
lliliI
PAGE SHIV?
an. '
Pure Lord 3 lb
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IooStampsmth 1 lb. 'i‘ca at ............. - any; . . .1. .
gygsrmgps with I! lb. Tea _..at~ ' , ”‘
'99 5:311:91: wriii r lb. Tea- at . .......
40- Stamps with 1 ii). Pea at ..... '. . v. 1;“. 7
in
f,
3o Stamps with 1 lb? of Coffee at ..'. .zg. . .".-; L"-.‘_-.
2b Stumps with i ii). of Coficc .
ghtanspawdh l lb. oilioiiee ,
. 5 :Ju
............
.1-
-. 124 Washington Street.
Tel. 909.
«l
“1'“ needs Biscuits, 3 pkg‘s..
llunliam’ a Cocoanut, 10c pkg.
B. and: .0. Molasses, 2 cans.
..‘
._,24 Cottage Street
(heat A P
M's om old: H. Green 'ifrsding' Sismp§.Asir For Thus,
Sat‘ :rda; Si. 6
East Norwaik Cash
: Grocery ' ié»
Phene 748- 3
........................
l’Iirc ”Pamela Caisup, 3 bottles . ~
DoiiNous Creamery Britten, all)
Process Butter in prints ........
. » Gold Medal Butrcr in priuis ............. ' .....
‘ ' :..i‘1r.re Loaf Lani, 2 lbs.-.«.-.‘.'..‘ ...... ’-
4 : iiraiiui‘atc‘ri Sugar, 19 lbs ..... ' ............. i; : ‘:.
“ lies: I‘amiiy Flour :1 bag ..' I
" .Go'ld Medal 0': Jones' Flour, :1 bag ....... . . .'."'. . 85¢
Fancy Potatoes, [4 lbs. ................ ......... 19¢
Fairy H'eziri Rice, in 1 lb. cartons .......
Baker’s Cocoa, a can ..................... _. ..' f
., over or Magnolia Milk 3 can ,
Fancy Lemons, a doz. .' ....... ”.35; ..... m i
» Good Eggs, :1 dozen ....' ......... ‘ . I , '3
Extra Quality lomatoca, No 2, a can .....
iixtra Qualrtv (out. 11‘: cal.
1L STULL
.. SoutHNorwalk, Don ‘ ‘ ‘5“
Free Delivery, ., .
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Mina” 45,123.61 ”M4
n sis ii“;
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:WO‘MAN fDUND BURNED. TO:
DEA“.— “ ‘
. WINSTED. Coon.
4-110 tofleaaant Valleywtoday. The
' 'Iiiédieal examiner belleresi her gar-
:In’ents became saturated with kerosene
while she was filing" learn: and later
“La“ .u‘
GrubhewWhat is your loser of per-
’féot hallo neai'?» 1 .
Stubbe—Well, it my writer: would
'. stop telling me what she thinks of
' me. and I had the privilege of 'i'ell—
hinil
Advertisements in The senti-
, , , Dec 18. «pure;
‘ " ',Ceroiin§i Chardonnanca- aged 81,1161
ored. was found horned todesth in her 3
z 3‘
3
5
1
Window A new * a
rig my respected ornployer mo 41 5 . _
. a: elitist; it" would seem , seem:
« ,righh—Biehmoild Times-Dispatch.
«‘er all. to bring the been 1e1- ”0 .699el‘o
‘ 5 more an adain
, lp Show
ELEcrnIcaI. once
'~ 3111- the “town 3*
AUTO SUPPLIES '
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so. Norwdlli. rdusle
Norwalk Chronicler