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For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscenaneour--———
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times. 50c Each .Additlonal Word, 1 cent per Insertion 111 black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
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Business and
1 tan school was held last evening at
[Rescuer-s 11.11 The school 111 being
Iconducted along the same lines the
last school was. with Commissioner
I MacDonald in charge. with lhbaddi-
.tional assistance. this year, with the
DIED
DIED—VI EED AT DARIEN. CONN .
January 19. Annie W,eed aged fifty-
-' our, wife of Charles H. Vi eed Fun-
eral services at Darlen M. E Church.
Thursday at 2 o’clock l). m.
WANTED.
WANTED—POSITIONS BY TWO
men. One middle-aged.
young. lnquire 15 Havliand St.
1'22 3t
WANTED "- WOMEN TO BUY 1newly papered and painted. Part im-
real human hair switches, all colors.
at half original prices. H. Kreiger Co.‘
122 3:1
WANTED — YOUNG LADY AS'
bookkeeper. Experienced in double
entry. Please state experience and
former position Address W care Sen
tlnel. J22t
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-‘
South.
122 at;
oral housework, 5 Naples St,
Norwalk.
the other .
.ro LET. 1
“re LET—FROM FEB. IST, 49 0s:
born avenue, first floor; all improve-
ments; adults preferred. Inquire at
10 Fort street. 1‘22 iw‘
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1M_ Olsen. 40 Fort St,
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FOR SALE.
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JELKE’S soon LUCK MARGARJ
ine. Delivered to your home. Mrsl
East Norwalkfl
121 at?
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Conn. Phone 965-14.
TO LET—5 ROOMS; NEW H0USE,I1
110 quiet family. Front and back'
Iporches. set range, hath. wash tubs.
waxed floors, electric lights and gas.
Chestnut. St, Inquire 49 Chestnut St.
j22 tf
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‘Delaware street. Fairneld Park, Nor-l
1 walk. P. 8: J. Larraurl, builders. 0f-‘i
like 123 Washington street.
,FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV-l
en room house. all improvements. 11
1 Phone 1
1622-5-
TO LET—5 DEIRABLE ROOMS,
pr01 ements Adults only, 47 First St.,
East Norwalk. 1‘22 tit
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To LET—FEB. l, 9 ROOM HOUSE
110 Reed street. Improvements Yearly
rental. $30.00 monthly, advance, Re-
ferences, Bertha J Ella, Broad River
|or J. 15. Lawrence 11 Co. J-20-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I
FOR FURNITURE, RUOS, sfovgg'I, The members of this class are at
m Rogong Furniture gm“, 1, “1,111 pzresent Captain Albert Mossmau, At
place to visit. We have a full line of torney E J Quinlan, Civil Engineer
Furniture. with prices that cannot be» Gerard. Forest Case, Mr. Fedor, Mr.
beat. Come and give us a trial Clark 0‘ Rownywn. Mr. Paul. and
ROSEN'B FURNITURE STORE there are several gentlemen yet to bl:
Phone 13.4.12, 13 Ely Avenue I registered. including Attorney Dunbal
and Mr Taylor.
The prospects for the ensuing year
I
To LET—3 ROOMS $8.00 5 ROOMS
80.00. 4 rooms 810,00. 5 rooms $15.00
all centrally located. Inquire 76
Washington street J-203t,
WANTED —- STENOGRAPHEH
Answer in own handwriting. stating
age, experience and wages expected.
1’, 0. Box 463, South Norwalk, Conn.
121 3t
WANTED —— CANVASSERS, LAD-
tea and gents. Salary. commission.
‘Big money guaranteed.
Agent, care Sentinel. 120 at
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 140. for int calves.
$8. 50 to 89 for small calves to fatten.
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
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PROFESSIONAL.
CLARENCE E ARNOLD—VIOLIN
instruc'.1m Studio 20 Lawrence St..‘
South Norwalk. Phone 1003i 12) 3t.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MANSION HOUSE — REGULAR
prices for meals, breakfast 250., din-
ner 300., supper 250. Table board
84.50. meal ticket $4.59. Room and
board by the week. $0.00, $0.50, $7.00
and $7. 50. 318 St
114119111111 to the taste
Not only delightful tasting but
as good and mi able a tonic and
appetizer as can he dcsiwd.
DUR BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
Pint. Bottle 5°C.
The Norwalk D1 ug Co
H. A. MEAD, Mgr,
a No. Main St.
WITH ,QUR ADVERTISERS.
Points for Sentinel Readers to Con
alder When Out Shopping.
The N. E. Ryan Co.'s White Sale in
combination with their January Clear:
ance Sale is an economy event not to
the missed. Many fine values not yet
disposed of are being offered at frat!-
tionai prices to clear.
A sale of oil h'eatcrs is the special
attraction at Tristram & Hyatt's.
'Prices appear in adv.
“After supper sale" at seven o‘clock
tomorrow night at Dickcrman's. See
adv. ' ‘
Four big Saturday specials are offer-
,ed at Davey‘s tomorrow. See adv.
. Improve these days of the Howlano
‘ null end saiefi Bargains aplenty.
See Donnelly's window display of
pocket knives and read his advertise-
ment for further particulars.
High grade suitings to be closed out
before inventory at Read' s. See adv.
J. I. Mallette has a few odd sized
sweaters in stock which are to be sold
at greatly reduced price. See adv.
Many bargains are offered at the
llast. Norwa’lk Cash Grocery tomor-
row of which thrifty housekeepers
will want to take advantage. 18% adv.
"It’s a Long Way to Tippeml'l’." bl“
it' s a short way to Jacoby s. and if you
go there tomorrow you will see the
first spring showing of fashions.
Tomorrow you will find Mlntz’s eni
lire store. both floors, crowded -with:
offerings of great attractiveness and.
Read today's big adv.” mark
the items that interest you. and start
Doors
value.
early to secure the bargains.
open 8: 16.
Louis Avrick, P. 0 Block. South
Noiwalk advertisement today in law
tereatlng because of its special bar-
gains. Read it.
$
-I TO LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE.
Address ‘
‘ '1and other assotiatibns
So. N orwalk. ‘
‘ the new let! em and telling of the
87 North Main
20x60.
:14 ti.
f St.
Rent $20.00.
Inquire on premises.
I To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
'sr. inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
ITaylor Ave. Tel 1166-5, 1130 tf
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To LET -— TWO ATTRACTIVE
apartments. modern improvements, re-
centh decorated. Rent 312 00 Inquire
64 South Main street Telephone 60.
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1 FARM BUREAU TO BE FORMED.
1
Representatives of Civic Bodies to
1 Gather in Norwalk January 29. 1
I A meeting unique for this section
of the country will the hold at 2 9. 111.1
January 29. when representatives on
boards of trade, farm organizatlons
will meet at
the City Hall in Norwalk for the pur-
pose of organizing a Farm bureau.
Representatives from .the Bridgeport
board of trade will attend.
Will improve Agriculture,
The movement has for its purpose
the dissemination and knowledge and
means of improving the efficiemy of
agriculture in Falrfield county. Fin
view of the fact that the percentage
1oi! improved farm lands among the
arm lands of this country is only
about half the perCentage it was 50
years ago. the movement is expected
', to 'be a beneficial one.
Rural Chamber of Commerce,
Many farmers are getting little out
10f their land in proportion to what
‘lt should yield. and others are grow-
Eing the wrong crops. Dissemination
I
.of beneficial ideas along these lines
Iwill be a. feature of the bureau. The
‘govemment has allowed $1,000 to
start the w.ork The organization
may he knewu as the “Rural Cham
ber of Commerce."
SALVATION ARMY LEADERS IN-
STALIAED.
linslgn Edvfln Pervert and Mrs, Por-
rctt Welcomed to Hartford.
IJAH’I‘FOHD, Jan. {BL-«Ensiizn Ed-
“in Ferrett and Mrs. Perrett formal-
ly (M k charge of’the Salvation Army
in this city last night at an insti la-
l-IIm meeting conducted by lick-avl‘er
William Andrews. division officer. at
the headquarters. 1'0. 338 Trumbull
.slreet. A feature of the meeting was
the presence of the South Manches-
ter Band. to which Ensign Pel‘rott be-
longcd,11'hcn a boy. and in which he
played the cymbals. Addresses were
made in Rev John E. chter of St.
i‘uul' s Methodist Church, Adjutant L.
Larder of South Manchester and Mrs.
Florence Sealer of tlie industrial de-
partment of he Arm1. congratulating
wolk which the Army is doing. Rev
Mr. Zelter, who knew Ensign Perrctt
in South Norwnlk paid a tribute to
himc and to the work which he has
don 11.9
Ensign l’orrett and Mrs. Petrett
Icomc to this clt1 flom South Norwalk,
where they have been leading the
Army. So g1 eat a hold had they upon
that town that. when it was learned
that they were about to "lea1e for
Hartford. :1 pctltidn was circulated
asking them to stay. '
A great den] of enthusiasm was
shown at the meeting. The small ball
was-crowded with members of the
Welcome the ensign to his new (in--
ties.
In addition to being an installation
meeting. the- meeting marked the in-
auguration of the “Siege," a nation-
wide levivnl campaign. which will
Continue until the middle of February.
The first out) which Ensign Perrett
performed in his .new office was to
visit his father. who was lniured last
1 have an analysis made—it is FREE.
Army and with friends who came to, '
are very bright. The manner in which
the class took the work uplast night
show ed that the members mean bust
4 ness.ll001111er‘s Hall, the place where
the class meets, is very adaptable for
this purpose. as it gives ample room
to move around. as is necessary in tak-
ing the work up.
Ema of the boy; who are handy
with tools are going to be given an op
portunity of showing what they can
do in the way oi building bird houses
Iand other uuful articles. The income
I of which is 1th be used for scouting pue
Fits-U Eyeglasses
I
n" lrat union "t the meuh Herman. assembled at the home at
scoutmaster who took the last course.l
«yisheck, Mrs. Maria Knippel. Mrs. Ber
ltha Neugcbaur. Mrs.
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HIE. KIAIMER 6U RPRIEED.
Largo Number 0' Friends Gathered at
Her Home in North Main Street.
A large gathering of the Louisa
“011312.710. 6, Daughters of Herman,
and Humboldt lodge, .\o. 6. Sons 0!
Best Creamery Butter,a 211101
11) ll». (iran. Sugar for . . ..
lint llonr, a bag ..........
I’urt I art], 2 pounds for . ..
Mrs Christian Kraemer 39 North Umtr Milk, 3 can ........
Main street. Second distrritt. last even -'
ing. and completely surprised her.
After Mrs. Kraemer recovered, she
proved a very entertaining hostess.
During the evening there were songs.
as well as piano selections, by the
Misses Elsie Bulbs and Ida H. Krae E_
Telephone 909
A. a r. EXTRA SPECIAL?
THE GREAT A. a P. TEA co.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
A. III P. ,
111d ..................... 37¢ 4
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....................... 95¢
25¢
....................... 10¢
Free Delivery
mer. 1
At ten-thirty the guests sat down to
a \el‘y tempting least which was en—
'joyed by all.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Adolf Danke. Mr. and Mrs Paul 8194
fan, Mrs. Adam Schmidt. Mrs. Lena.
Emer, Mrs. Bertha Moenring, Mrs‘
Theresam Wehrie, Mrs. Katrina lira-1
Bertha ltnibsI
‘1 Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Mrs. Clara ily 1
ian. Mrs. Carl Schaub. of Brant-milled
lMiss Elizabeth Storm, Miss Lillian
Johnson. Miss Dorothy Ryan. Miss El-
sie Rains. Miss Elsie Neugebaur. Miss
flan Kraemer, Miss Tillie Neugebaur.
Frank. Storm, Harry Kraemer. Henry
Kriete. Stefan Baumkratz, Mr. and Mrs ’
Christian Kraemer and Miss Ida Il
Kraemer.
CANNON GRANGE INSTALLATION
U
Nelson Hurlburt is Master, With Fred-
From to to 20
A. J. Collins
NORTH MAIN STREET,
January Sale
of Blankets and Comfortales
regular prices
Values that you cannot afford to miss
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALJERS.
per cent below
'81 A, Company
SOUTH NORWALK
erlck Bturgea Overseer.
The annual installation of officers
of Cannon Grange, Cannon Station,
was held under auspicious circum-
stances last night. There were thirty» 1
eight members present and State
Deputy Allan l). Cook conducted the]
ceremony. The installation was pre-
ceded by a meeting during which:
twelve new applicants were voted
into membership. Refreshments were.
served during the evening and a most
enjoyable time prevailed. The om.-
cers who took office are:
floaters—Nelson 4Hurit1urt.
YOUTHFUL COUPLE ELOPE.
——
An elopement involving a Norwalk
1
notified of the circumstances.
married. Last night the couple
turned from New York
walked into the police station,
.
Should your eyes have been giving i 90385
you trouble or your glasses need 1 "—"—"‘—*“"—"‘-
adjusting. feel at llberlv to com 1KNIGHTB OF COLUMBUS MAT
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE TERB
OI'I‘ICIAN
Room a, Koolf'r Building.
No. 158 Washington St.
Opposite “0th Theatre.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings. ii: 30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 6th Ave.. 9 t0:
4 11.111. daily.
Bowling. Pool and Card Tournaments
‘ for South Norwalk Council.
.\ A busy meeting was the one held
last evening by South Norwalk (Joule!
t
111011;; 11' made for the forming of
,__.. 4 "u bowling teams. and Charles Matt
I ray and Edward Splan were appointed
4 a committee to take charge of this.
1;?
SHOES '1 A pool tournament also was talk
of. and a committee. consisting of
J. Hayes. 1). w. Harford and William
,I". Tammany. was elected to arrange
:further details. On Monday evening
‘ the last sitting of the card tournament
I with the liolv Name Society. of Now-
1ton. will be held in Norotou. the local
I players. accompanied by the members
of Court Laurel. l) of C.. will leave
011 the 77:10 o‘clock trolley.
Arrangements were made for the at-
tendance of the members of South
Norwaik Council and Court Laurel at
,the initial performance of the "Har-
For Men
Elite,
Ralston,
Hanan.
‘Standard Makes”
Always 11p to the standard.
Glover’s
in February.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Datid Daddy. of Cedar street. was
admitted to the Norwalk Hospital yea-
terday.
Mrs Martha A Green, of Wilton.
was admitted to the institution today.
Mrs. Jennlelanicone was discharg
"ed this morning.
4
cll.i{ni1.ht .of Columbus. Three new:
celldidahigfi'ero initiated. Prepare”
lmony’Quartette,” in Hoyt‘s Theatre...
Overseer—Frederick Sturges.
lecturer-Mrs. It. I4. Ambler.
Steward l«‘ G Hopkins.
Assistant» Steward—James
nell '
Chaplain—410v, Charles A. Marks,
Treasurcr~—~—Stanton Coley
‘ ‘ Secretary—Mrs Nelson Huriburt.
(late Keeper‘“ alter sterling.
Ceres—Airs Walter Sterling.
Pomona—~Mrs. L. B. Nixon.
4 Flora—«Miss Helen l-l. Sturgvs.
Lady Assistanthrs, Robert Stud:- ’
es. - ‘
a
and after Mrs, Hattie Hope, the moth-
er of the girl
O’Don-
111-1111110119 Inc on Chapel street
ZSEE IF TIIE GHIIII’S
‘Callfomla syrup of Figs"-
look at the tongue, mother!
coated. it is a sure sign that your lil-
HAD A MUSKRAT DlNNEh.
Unique in the annals of dinners was
the muskrat dinner unloycd last even-
ing by a number of local young men
in the downtown section. IiesideaJhe.
chief and loathsome item of the menu.
many delicious side dishes graced the
table. those around the board enjoy-
ing to the utmost the lolly affair.
Those who were present were: Victor
W. Ferris. Ralph iv). Dibble. Thomas J.
Keogh. Frederick Moore, Alfred M.
Hopkins. Clarence, Harrington and
Frederick T. Coleman.
. once.
\‘1‘l1e11 pcevlsh, cross, listless. pale
doesnt sleep. doesn't eat or act natu
rally. or is f verish. stomach sour,
bleath bad: a stomach ache
throat. diarrhoea, full of cold, give
teaspoonful of “California Syrup
Figs."
constipated waste. undigested
lltfle bowels without griplng. and yor
have a well. playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children
gtake this harmless “fruit laxative;"
they love its delicious taste; and it al
ways makes them feel splendid.
Aék‘yOur druggist for a 50cent bot
tin of ‘Calll’ornia Syrup of Flga.’
BlRO—GAZSI.
Louis Biro and Miss Julia Cassi.
both of Barton. yesterday afternoon. at'
4 o'clock, were united in marriage by
Rev. Gabriel Dqkus. pastor of the Hu11-'
1garlan Reformed Church 011 Lexing'
ton avenue. Attendants were John'
Kracsko "and Joseph Ezenpsias.
I
plainly on the bottle Beware of coun
A good nov. pays best 111 the best. by “California Fig Syrup Company."
paper.
couple had parties interested on the
out vlve, and finally the police were
Lillie
May Hope. aged 15 years. and Jarvis
Weed, employed at Bishop & Lynes.
are the two who ran away and got
re-
and
up-
town. The bridegroom gave his story
arrived, she forgave
both and the case was dropped 'l‘l1e1
TBIIGIIE I8 WATER
If Croat. Feveriah, Constipated. Give
It age—do you? ’
file one's stomach liver and bowelsisassy. and upset..
need a gentle, thorough cleansing at ate
sore in the minutes you wood
0. came of the indigestion and diam
of"
and in a few hours all the foul,
fend; stomach.-
and sour bile gently moves out of itsI
to“
which has directions for babies. chil-
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
terfelts sold here. To be sure You get
1 the genuine, ask to see tilat it is made
I Refuse any other kind with contempt.
011537511 8. SELLECK TO UNDER;
so AN OPERATION,
Chester 8. Selleck, cashier o! the:
Fairfield County National bank. will 4
undergo an operation at the Norwalh‘
Hospital tomorrow morning for M ‘
ble hernia. Dr. W. J. Tracey will,
operate, and Dr. G. E. Cram WI oi- -
slst him. Mr. Selleclr will be minim
to the institution tonight. It will to 4
three weeks before he will be $16 b0 _
resume his business duties. '
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SIGX SDIIR STIIMABII.
INDIGESTIBII Oil 8
1 “Pape's‘ Diapepsln" Makes UM
I Stomacha Feel Fine in Five Min.
utea.
_._...‘-
W onder What upset your stomach~,
1 a'hkh Dortiouof the food did the dam-
\.’Vell don't bother. I!
stomach is in a revolt; if hour,”
and what you last: _
has ferniented Into stubborn ‘
1lumpszl1ead dizzy and aches; bank
gases and acids and cruciate undigesto
ed food; breath foul. tongue coated—4
just take a little Pape' s Dinpepsin and.
or what ha-
lyour
Millions of men and women todl!’
1 know that it is needless to have a M
A little Diapepsin occasion-
ally keeps this deltcate organ rogu- 4
1I lated and they eat ~tl1e1r favorite food.
iwithout fear
If your stomach doesn’t take care it
your liberal limit without rebellion:
it your food is a damage instead of a.
help, renfizmber the quickest. surest.
I most harmless relief is Pape' s Dispa-
sin which costs only fifty cents for I»
large case at drug stores. It's truly,
wonderful——lt digests food and tell .1
things straight. so gently and m ’
that it is really astonishing. PM
for your sake. don’t go on and on It:
a weak, disordered stomach; it’s
unnecessary.
South N‘orwalk
' ALL $10,
MEN' S
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
$5.75
"uI"i—”‘~v"\—f‘\-fl‘-fl“\é"
ALL $12 ALL $15 F ‘
MEN’S , $8 75 MEN‘S $9 73
SUITS AND SUITS AND . '
OVERCOATS' OVERCOATS 1
ALL $18
MEN'S
surrs ANT)
ovsacoa'rs
12.511
Your" Child May
Why not
be dereloping a Curvature.
. Men’s
'ner'wear at
Rock
1 Bottom
Prices
$1.00
cites
711:
psAltmoL. D. c.
Painless ChiropractOr, 1
63 Meadow Street—7 to 8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 6 Daily.
W
Last evening Waldo Cable of New
ICanaan avenue, was surprised by a
number of. his friends. The party met
at the Five Corners in Broad River,
and from there they went to his home.‘
where a pleasant evening was spent.
Lunch was served at,a late hour. and
the guests departed after having had
a very pleasant time,
See Windows for Special Prices
The Sensation of the Day
of Men’s and young- Men’s wearing apparel
ity censideredn-wc
Quai
are oifering the biggest
bargains eVer shown in
South Norwalk.
1 0.1111141 toms AVRICK- So. horws
Open Every Evening.
1
".l‘.
Extra Big-
Values ’
MEN’S
,SWEhlEli.
_CIIAI‘S' '
“$1.00 ,
sums:
75c
lit
n‘ght in South Manchester and who
‘ , 11111131111011 to a hospital in this city.
_ " ALL $20 KIETH‘S 4 I SHOES, ~ MENS .
.4... 13.75 4 4.444444 2.184 44444444193. $198
2...... 8 AND. .,,,,.,.,... .1 44 . $2.50 to , P, , ARCTICS
' - t1 unfortmrir“ 0 90111133 - ”W ' ”$4 ““3450 va- “is“? o ‘ “
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