now being employed on the Chsshlrs- PRESIDENT TAFT m Qmosoo. The moments w Te We first
Waterbury road and on a highway in CHICAGO, Dec. 82.~ForIIer from Judges Balloon and Garland, and g
lCoi dent Tart returned here today from trial Judge Me, of “ti-b m
I F hk' th d t South Bend. where he was to have ‘, on district court horhfi:
‘ or t 3 year e epartmen ex- made. an address last evening buts-as with: as e
l pended on construction of state roads .trn (Missouri.
classified “Ads.’-’—'—-:To Lot.
Millie the Holidays
For Sale, Business and *
Happier Still
prevented by a severe cold.“
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:Nuippod. Call Tel. 1023-8 or Pall
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c ’
i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
lace or Caps, Double
Price.
Professional Cards, .and
Miscellaneous
iron SAL:
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FOR SALE—ONE THOROUGH-
‘Jrsd pure white male poodle dog. bong
ears. Just the Christmas present to:
the little folks youve been looking
for Haudly, Myrtle St, E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—ONE STATIONARY 8
horse pow or Palmer engine. 'Seli cheap
have no use for it. Address. Box
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i8. Rowayton Conn. (121 3ti J —Sentinsl d22 St New Milford Msn Appointed by Gov-f
- TO LET—THREE noon FRONT pg 33?..13’1’. A'Z‘M‘JA': i ""°' "“9"” I mas Gifts \
FOR SALE—10 BAR-REDS CHOICE omce well lighted, suitable for busi WANTED __ STENOGRAPHER , Judge Joeph p. Tuttle oi the super- . '72
ripples, $3 per 'barrel. Russets, Green-
ings Spys. F H. Hart West Side ave
““3: ROWAN“: Conn 621 3t 00- 5“““m‘l oillce d21 2 C. Cook, of West Milford and Charles
' ‘FDE—SA:E:ZSW—RBTADS ! THEE—AT ONCE. 100 m.‘ on COTE: LABOR 0- 0°“ °‘ “’9“ ”mm“ ‘ “mm“ m at very 3mm" paces
15 K ‘ I
her. Used very little. Also a few slight 3
1y used touring cars and roadsters. Hr.
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FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, ONE
late 1916 Ford touring car, fully
Dulce Box 733' South Norwslk. am It
iron BALE—AT A snows- . ONE
Maxwell touring car, and one Ford
touring car. In good condition. Riocio
Bros. Garage, 13 Woodward avenue.
.' (120 st
' ness. Rent 818.
__ Roodner, South ‘Norwalk.
TO LIT.
TO LET ROOM-S AND BARN 77
Cedar street. Inquire 9 Bawiew aie
nus. d21. °t
TO LET—HOUSE, NO. 72 woon‘
’ward avenue from Dec 16th. 6 room
co.ttnge All improvements. Small 1am
ily. Rent$2 5. inquire 010 .E. Hoyt. l
For further pariicu- ‘
inrs apply oilice The Old Well Cigar
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-
dar street; improvements. 3 oiilcss,
Washington street. inquire Samuel
n18 tr
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1'0 LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL 1M-1
provements. 1 1- 2 sores or land. horn.
chicken house, fruit tress, smsll cotr
tags on premises. Rent :80. Gregory
Boulevard. Five room apartment. hosti-
titul view 01 Sound. First class condi-
tion. Rent 312. East Washington St.
East Norwalk. inquire, Dr. Bohsnuanu
64 South Main St. Phone 60. um tt
‘ FOR BALE—1N CITY OF NOR-
Iwalk. Good Moon house, barn In”
good. lam lots. Bomc fruit. All goes
To Lin-121 1mm in. 1 not);
apartment Posse-ion at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co.” m it
-.. Stamford, Conn.
WANTED.
WANTED—MGR MOLDERS 0N
stove plate. Steady work. The Stam-
ford Foundry Company, 127 Canal St.
die at
WANTEm—YOUNG WOMAN AIS
stenographer and general oflice assis-
taut. Write, stating experience and
isnlary expected, “Ofllce Assistant,” cllo
with knowledge of bookkeeping. Man-
tion salary. Address Stenogriipher"
round mhinists. Steady work. The
Norwaili iron Works Co., South Nor-
walk Conn. 1120 at
WANTED—T0. BUY AliL KINDS
oi cattle, calves and poultry. Best
'prices paid. Also trade or sell fresh
oows'and springsrs. Friedman, South
Norwaik. Tel. 1161.
cLusr'r. susoor s on. ma.
mt—— ‘
“Wm” M. on pour my
times
cHnlsTMAs DAY sENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued on
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However full or sisdness
they may be ordinarily, they
wiil‘he far more so it good Ale
adds its share to the Yuletide
cheer. A “special Pin-Cask (s
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for family use on “draught at
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any dealer or jobber.
it’s the Best of the
Semn’s Delights
STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. REPORT
Reformstory lnmstss Will Do Work on
Cheshire-Waterbury Highway.
HARTFORD, Dec. 22.——in the re-T
port of the state highway department
tor the your ending Sept. 30. 1915.
made public today. details of the con-
struction of three miles oi concrete
road in Cheshire by unemployment
01 inmates of the stats reiormstory in
--Cheshire, are given, this being the first
experiment of the department in the
3:620 091 .91 and lot construction oi
itrunk line roads $361, 098 52; tor re-
ipair and maintenance of state roads,
”165,741.45; [or reconstruction and
ltrunk lines $200,000 for ’repair and
lmintenantg of trunk lines $778,562.
Trunk Line Completed.
The main trunk line from Port-
chesier, N. Y., to Westerly, R. i., is
fnow completed with the 'flinishing of
;a stretch in the town of Stonington.
i, The law placing the cats of bridges
on trunk line roads in the care 0! the
department has added to the work of
Allie department. Under another law,
the department is now flnvestigstir';
the condition of all trunk line bridges
.u'ith a span of more than 25 feet.
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TO HEAR APPEAL. j
..‘ior court has appointed Frederick M.
Williams. of New Milford, and Charles
tee to hear evidence and report 'to
ithe court in the appeal 0! the Amerh
can «Real Estate company from the re-
!ussi of former Building and Loan
Commissioner John L. Dower and
Bank Commissioner E. J. Sturges, to
renew the company’s license to do]
business in Connecticut. Both of I
Judge Tuttie's appointees are accept-
able to the lawyers concerned—Ab,
torney General George F. illnman. tori
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employment or socalisd convict ia- tho hank commissioner sud A A. All-
bor on state highways. Tbs «ports-lug of New Haven. for the company.
ment furnished the material and The evidence is to be taken in New
equipment and paid the workers 50 York and it is stipulated that the val-
cents per day. the money to be hold no of all property and assets of the
by the rotormstory for their personal company shall be taken as applying to
use when circumstances Mot. October 1,1916. Mr. Williams is
The cost oi the contract was 811. - compensation commissioner from the
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XMAS SUGGETIONS
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
FOR THE 80MB
We are showing livery complete l'ne of electrical '
appliances which are especially desirable for Christ-'
We are offering Electric Irons, Toasters, Grills,- ’ ‘
Coilee Percolators, Tea Samovars, Chafing Dishes,
...—...
COME IN AND SEE THEM AT OUR OFFICE.
The United Electric light dWaicr 09.3.. i
51 WALL s'r. 'PHONE Ieso. nonwsutf’ 1
’Gift \Furniture?
Christmas Day. next Saturday. as a
at hri
Q alga? PsguBszrs’ll‘figmfg-t 3:: lEGAl :‘ow’:'12::pel‘l'oultfgfisfgfigw‘fi 000 and as a result of the success of Filth district. sud Mr. Cook 18 I (Om
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é! ‘lk (120 “2 Noncf publication on Friday afternoon. the experiment, reiormstory WI ‘8‘ or “a“ senator For n suhsthntisl gift nothing could be superior to a line piece it!
FOR SALE HOME RAISED FANCY -” «--~—-~— m—w— -——~- -—~--—- 2» ...W —«--—~—~--—- ~~~-- -o~ -— ~~~ »- ~ ~~~ W" ---, Furniture Our show-room are crowded with odd and Mounts!
’ .. W3. ..z..:..;.. ..:.. o..- .. WWW’MWWW'M pieces that will we acceptable gifts for either men or women. oni- ‘
fixikfisbbitfeeéit ygl‘l‘fkcsbmfgtskefi DiVidend Notice ? a”. ' ' . $0.06”. .... O . hirniture must be substantial. however low priced. Here you still
ider 101' “111““ P-RHY- C. 1- Handler. ,132 - so and msny appropriate suggestions and special values. . .2
so Myrtle street. Telephone 1219-5. ' "d' ”mum“ ”Wm“ °' "W .3. - o - , _ , _
, dis 3t Norwslk Savings Society. .. . .\ ' tofo Fancy China Cut Glass .-72~.‘
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store or just the license, it can be {I December 16,1915 . L 9:. A very large assortment of dainty pieces in both china and LM
translated any place in town. s good At a in ii :3. I 1 ., that make exceptional Christmas gifts. .2
opportunity for a grocery store to 30; ee "g 01 Director! or m" 3 1 ‘ 0:0 - V
W mum and groceries comm“. meaty. 12:11: this any. a dividend, at 0:9 . . ’3‘
~ 0 rat 9 0 our (4) per cent. r an- o ,
Must sell quick. inquire J. DoSosa. 1’" . 0 at]
Control Hotel, corner of Monroe and cum was declared '0 “9903“”; "'01“ $0 - ...
Chestnut street. the earnings of the six months ending‘.‘ 0 ,
, __ December 3.1, 1016. g .. More Toys, better Toys, newer Toys arrive every day. Our immom
. BUMIN’ESS NOTICES boil: “1‘“ will be entered 0'3 WI- ,. so . collection of Rocking Horses. Sleds,“ agons, Dolls. Games and Every;
- H ‘ and mid on and after January 3
. . ‘ f 1, hi h bri t
. LAST CALL. BIGGEST BARGAIN 10th.1916. 0:0 The best assortment 1" the Norwslks. Nothing will be more scceptlblc. 9:. thing in the shape 0 a Toy tor boy or gir w\ c ngs lie-store
known. Jewelry. stations”. toYs. doll! Money deposited on or before Mon 0:0 .0 accommodallns ”le8 t0 the trout. '
carriages, lwheel barrows. wagons. 33 day, January 10m. 1910 will draw m 3. 3‘
skates, 98c. Sate. typewriter. show ieresi from January 131.1910 00 " . 3
cases, counters. All must go. The Gilt: W ‘ .3. 00
ford ‘Hutci building, formally. gas 01- ‘ ILUAM A- LUR’i‘lS, 3,. ..
lice. South Main street. . ' President. .3. .
.-._--- ....-- ~~- , FREDERICK A. ELLS, 9’ . .3:
, .mvs voun.cLEANIno,‘rnEss. 212mm,", co '" xm" 3"“ 35°- "92 .3.
lug and repairing due by N. Edison. 22 __ .. . .
'ash street. Have it done the _ 0"
Mm ”its" a.“ 37% District or Norwalk, ss., Probate ° "' °"”""‘" "°"“ "W“ ‘ "°" 9°" .3.
D m y. - _ Court, December 20th, A. 2D., 1915, 6: u \ ass ulsr gm. .. ‘ l-t 3. .._—-
2. , A. moons, 70 NORTH MAIN or. mafia“- rm“ “Writicfit‘lfh 1“: °‘ v H t 30 ,
A loath Norwalk. Bicycles; otorcyclss ,9 ° 3 0°“ 0" 9 a 0 "Y M °" 0 ‘ .
sud Sundries. Both sold nd "W. mission to probate of a certain writ .3. ,_ , . l 00 Chnstmas Spei‘EaAS
“be" 1.9mm“. Baby carriages "Iten instrument as and for the will of ... Ch I C (13 d (‘4 . co \
paired: We do “1108118811!“ Prices res-l 1- m“ can“ ““3.“ “m“ “1 8 "Stmas‘ 3‘ an ~ ,, . " *At the '-
‘ I" said District (1 ed - , . - - 3
” M" o d d, Th fecal; ‘ u ti h 3: ets : " ' '3'
. -._. __ ..- r are s an app ca on o B kl E’ N lk C \h G
“(ACCOUNT ANTS AND. COL- heard and determined at the Probate,” 00 A very satisfactory assortment 9‘0 ast orwa 35 [ovary
LECTORS office. in Norwaik, on the 27th day o! “1.3, Some very Madam lndeed- . ,. X. Telephone 743» 3
Books opened, closed systematiged meggzryiglilsc. attlio arm]: {antigoo‘n 1%. - ' - 0:
u no co e gvsu al *2 .
:gogdiflrfinandim’gtgxgytfl 32:; persons interested therein by pun-l"? ‘ :5 None S'iiCh Mince Meat, 3 [7:38 . . . . . . ......
debts collected The Palatine Mor- iishing this order in a newspaper hsv- '03. ' , N0 Dim St 2:0 2:]thth R123}; Mine;1 "Riot, zs’P‘gsk... cut. t . .........
. cantlio Agency, Louder ““de ing a circulation in said District, at 00 ‘ s ¢ E Fe Sect!Mi N illn lb P g. o ....... ,‘ .
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' 'hmrlng. ° 0 tra no I: a
1 mm w. GREGORY, :3: sourH nonwm. v;o - Fancy RibbonCsndy, no. box .
, ‘ (122. it Judge 3 “ o“. Sweet Florida Oranges, rs for . ....... . . . . .
' m[_=—L___I RE ' .... ...”! . . .9. California Naval Orsngcgextra fine, a (102. . ...... _
2 , .. o.ogofioofio’oo‘c‘o’oozcgoofio’u‘owufio’”....”zoWWo‘oo00:00.0500’09‘» M:““”:°°:”:”o" Golden Pumpkin, solid packed, a can .......... .. .2
—-Advertise in the Sentinel. White RowPunmhin. a can . . . .2: .............. . . .
"The Home of Triangle Films" ‘ ' \. ' .-. _ _ W- _ Delicious Cremery Butter, :1 lb.. ................ .
- , TODAY, WEDNESDAY
Dorothy Gish and Wallace Reid in
30111 Heidelberg’
WA 6-psrt story of love and war.
7 motioned by ow. Griffith ,-,
The, New York Would said: "Tliossl'
who admire Grimm’s wonderful
home pictures in "rho Birth of s
2,," ChnstmasSuggestmeo 24
Dainty: Watches
Fol: Women
THE FAIRGHILD WATCHES' in small sizes and odd-
shapes make most appropriate presents for Mother, Sister
or Ssvecthem. cara'rhcy srs relisbic timekeepers like all FAIR-.1,
J CHILD WATCHES, sndcomsin' summed gold filled -
Xmas Saturday, Dec. 25th
- "still” 2:15
GALA HOLIDAY OFFERING
~ Ions com pnnsnnrs . ‘
m?' 51va n: I“ 1::me am cases from .1575 to 325.531 Solid 14kt. gold “soil from 3' 2 VICTO ‘ HERBERT’S
‘ . Saszoo and with jeweled slams up to mono ' e ' . - E s
. :stston; Today Diamonds I. -
2-4;er MTTy's FALL-'—
Acoustic
Ramble" stoned of my sites t Soliut hiltera
Theme-inocknmhmd: "1 "”0
Evening 8:15 ~ 2
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Special Trlunnlo Feature P one 2 , '2 ‘ Extra Fancy Fifi, mm... . .- . .I. . . . . . . . . . . .
Pure Leaf we. alb.
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