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"‘ “WW“ to ur own “momma-5| wmzo u run my
Sachtlee-r-In ad and lmiu .010" l . .. , _
or my dear beloved wire, Ann Helen 3:0?26‘: WWW“ “ P‘ 0' 9"- “ W “not. a mid for zen-I
.- ll niu Sachtler, who departed this
‘ 1 : October 3931,1915.
Mm year has passed, my henrt's still
carer” "
A.- time xoenhy I miss her more.
‘1 er memory is as dear today.
?’ As at the hour the PBSHHI away.
_,on the premises. Phone 183. 030 St
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1, TO LET FIVE HANUSO'ME ROOMS‘ WANTED YOUNG MANe WITH
lu'ith all improvements at 36 Taylor experiencé' wishes position in store ,
luveitue. inquire on the premises. Address Position care of Sentingl; ‘
:Phone 183. 02: st; 030 3:
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3 TO LET BIG runny novels. WANTED OPERATORS - WANTED
lull Improvements. Suitable t‘orroom- on Singer Sewing machines. it not
tors and boarders. Apply Barney Polley experienced, we my well while lélirn-l
{29 Monroe St. Rent cheap. 027 3t‘inx. ii. Jacob & Sons, Shoe Mnnu~
‘ N: fat-tuners. Belden Ave. Norwalk. 930th
CONNECTING FL'lt- > r ..
, inlshed rooms with all conveniences; WANTED Glltl. FOR cushion-
‘f ”for light housekeeping. Bath toilet. work in factory, also girls hauler!)
.m... P___.,._~,_.A__A_-‘ etc. Call at 214 East Ave... near depot.‘ 11 and 16 years of age to learn weiw
FOR SALE. l 027 3! lug. Apply J. r. J. Cash, Ltd. Cherie:
. l - 7 nut street. 030 3C
‘ TO LET-'JFURNISHBD RU()MS.;
rooms with kitchen- ‘
I miss you from our home dear.
I miss you from your place.
I miss thy fond and loving cure.
I miss my loved one. everywhere.
HUSBAND, MOTHER. BROTHERS}
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AND stsrnn. 1 TO LET ~
FOR SALE—1917 FORD TOURING,
mp. Brand new, cheap nith side t-ur- two furnished
talus. J. B. Meeker, to; \‘Cudllunton;cite, hath, gals stove, electric light, 'hand china closet. Must be in good
St, 030 ill refined location. Also furnished sin- condition and tit a reasonable 3w.
- . -—lt:ile rooms. Inquire 2 High St., South Address “X. Y. Z." care of untold?!
To RENT—8 ROOM HOUSE WiTll’ Norn'alk.
1m and cold water and built, electric,
ltuills. good cellar, all furnished. Lo-i TO LET~COMFORTABLE COSEY;
(.1101 between South Ntlrtvalk-and llo-Eroom in private family, conveniently
ton l'olnt, within 5 minutes walk fronfilomted to center of city, hath telee Good home.
trolley. This will be rented for $16 per I phone. and all modern ilnprovementoJ
month to the right party who will tullclLady preferred. Address N. A. C. care;
good care of the house. Well adapted Sentinel. 027 3! WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
to those destring to keep house but' . — for packing room. The (‘roiut E‘
I» haven't 8-!!! furniture, For information TO LET—COTTAGE 7 lttltlllr‘l.l Knapp Company. 021,2”.
inquire 01' S. 5. Demon. Ridgeiiclll. newly papert‘d and painted on North. -_ ____.__...,__..‘
Conn. anin street, 60. Not-walk. Rent eta: WANTEDviwARD AM) noon
For particulam ifor man and boy 12 years old. tig'iu
heart of town. Address 31. B. cum
, Ask John T. Haves ib‘eniiml. 0....
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class condition. Bargain phone 1.33 1 ,7 MAIN ST.
02? 3t Sentinel Milt-e. 60 Wall utreetofl-‘flq
WANTED WOMAN T0 Trimmi-
care of child 1 year old. No washing.
Call at 69 Spring St.
027 3!
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FOR SALE—TYPEWRITER. \‘lSlv
bio writer and billing machine. First
027 St NORWALK“ WANTED—MEN, oomerinfi
\ __l Real Estate—Insurance ,Bms. Euui Norwallt. near stationl
FOR SALE 1916 OVERLANDi - _:
1* touring cal-1n perfect condition. Spare f To RENT ~4 ROOM APARTMENT’
shoe and rim. $500. Lyman G. Brock-[Chapel street. Rent 86. Store [Cowl
;,.ell, Washington St. 037 3t Washington street. Rent 830. lnqtliro‘ learn business.
on at
WANTED—~A YOUNG MAN TU
Roller 5, 10 and 25c
*3 n: 64 South Main street or 'Phoneiio ”Store, 180. Mlin St. 026 3:
FOR SALE nosrox . TERRIER ,
Punitive. pedigree Etor-‘k- MW" 49 TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH lM-‘ wmrso—snnnsmmns, PER
Stvllvlvw avenue. East Nil-“Valli 0‘15 31 provements. At 57 Spring street. Inn manent position at the Roller 5, 15
<5 — quire Mrs. R. aniov, 16_ Grove street“ and 25e Store. So. Msln street. 026 at
FOR SALE—YOI'NG Home. A or 'Phone 1393-12.» A. t [M . _
r: cttunck and a good worker. Apply Zu- ' . l WANTED—YOUNG LADY AS
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beyclll, Iiyntt antenna. 616 3ti lstenogrnphcr and typlst. One who is
"“ ‘ Le. "" L ‘ —l‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘ ' lwillin; to learn automobile bmtnm' .
. ~'. FOR fiALIwSEVEx' noon: A N T l Adams Stenoxm’hm can Seminal.
house, small born. lot 61 foot front.85‘l ’ . 026 3‘
. ‘m rear and 200 front feet. on West-ll I,
. port Ave. Good well. girder: and l WANTED—TO BUY ALL “an.
SQ frult. For particulars inquire 0‘ (790-1 OPERATORS 0” SEWING MACH i°f cuiile and Poultry. [lest prices
9" ““9 "mum“ ipuid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
ll-‘ricdman, South Noru‘ulk. ‘Phone
~ .___ . ‘ 1131 or 317.
’ FOR ”“4913 OVERLAND WANTED Gnu. FOR GENERMA :,.,_.-..___~._
' touring, in fine condition. Owing to' Odie? work. Stvltonrnpllcr prciem‘d. PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
finnncinl trouble will sacrifice for vdecoratins. palnier's BUDDNPS: wall
8250 if sold hetone Saturday. This Clue" Pcabod «paper. up-todaie uiyles, lowest prices.
car can he used now ltlld sold at a , y: Estimates cheerfully SiWn- Trial 0!“-
? profit this spring. Address N. L. one let: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
g G. Richmond, 96 Main St.. Norwflkli “m'
Ct. 026 3:. MEN sum lRONERS.
89mm, &’ c l venue. at 1.2 Ely nvenuo. m2:
eon SALE—»l..\R(lld 7 noon -'9 ‘ l FOUND.
house. good cellar, attic. nearly an . I _
ncre ground, fl‘uii. chicken house. ' A brown and black dog, owner mny
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run. only i'» minutes walk to trolley.
city water, 5th Taxing District.
6 room cottage, 4 acres land, barn.
(wits, in 5th Taxing District. For
have some by proving property and
paying for advertisement. inquire Po-
lice station, evenings 6 p. in. sharp.
030 at
The liospittll t‘ltiltlrctl's my cum-l
niittec will hold an extra meeting. it)-
luorrow afternoon, with Mrs. liowtlrtl,
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WANTED. .... in".
”101' avenue. inquire oral housework, all day Sunday freed
WANTED—TO BUY A SECON‘NTODAY IN WALI; STREET.
LOST
lntermnt until hot Riverside cam
tery.
Nellie Stem
Nellie Storer . the eight year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Storer, of 9 Winfield street, Eat Nor-
walk, died Saturday evening after a
brief illness. Funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon at her late
home and interment was in St. Mary's
cemetery.
Mn. Charles Walker
Mary J. Walker, wife of Charles
Walker, died at her into home at 25
Kossuth street, 'Satudfya homing.
Mrs. Walker wn 40 yous old and
funeral services were held this morn-
ing in ‘31. Jseph's Church. Burial m
in St. Mary’s cemetery.
1916
gfpnsmtnwhcr PRESIDENT
NE\\' YORK, Oct. 30 (“3111 SirPel.
“9:30 a, m.)—»The trend was mainlyi
jiiher on the resumption of trading!
(Wt sldmllmz shares again leading the
udvance at guilt! of one to two points.
United States Steel also rose a mint
and other strong and active features
included Central Leather, Westing-
house, l.ackawanna Steel, Republic
iron and Baldwin Locomotive. Among
We prominent rails were Rock island:
Erie, “(one City Southern-and Union
Pacific. There were minor recession
in liendiug. Denver and Rio Grands
‘pfd. and‘ Crucible Steel with marked
heaviness in the Motor group.
WALL STREET, N huh—Prices shad-
ed! in the iirst hour on selling caused
by udt'lces of Another submarine int-i-
dent in British waters involving poo.
siblc internationnl complications. M0-
,in stocks today. Copper, Sugar. Puperi
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tors extended their initial losses and
industrial Alcohol was heavy with}
llethleltelu Steel. Common and prefer-
red. those issues yielding 5 to 6.
points. The movement was not cape-1
cinlly effective elsewhere, homemi
Melitta. including Zinc! stocks, chow-
~ng pronounced strength. Chino made
1: new high at 63 1-8 and Atllntlc.0u|f
and West indies also exceeded all pre
vious records at 107 1:2. A more gen-‘
erni reaction occurred at midday.
Bonds wore irregulnr on further of-
fering of internationals.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.-De-
clinee of one to three points from en-
trcnlo advances accompanied the re-
wntai oi the mideesslon, .‘tinrinest,
in- being heaviest features. Later the
hut rallied on more reassuring ro-
poris from abroad.
POLITICAL HECKLERS ACTIVE.
DOVER. N. J.. Oct. 30." liccklors
were nctiva today in Newark. where
the l‘rohibition- special train made an
wnriyetop on the last lap of its 20,000,.
nilt colupninn tourney. J. Frank Han-
iy. the presidential nominee, was in-
Bcll. of 16 Arch street. 3
terms and prices apply to Thomas C.
7 Balcom, 60 Wall St, Norwalk 025 at
— FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE COME
and see the Allen 4, $795 and Auburn
5 $1,085 before you buy. The White
mmge, back of P. 0. South Nor-walk.
'Phone 940-. Inc.
BARGAIN—~ON GREGORY Boom}
val-d. 4 building lots 503K150. Electric
, service and sewer through street. Con
' ‘ venlent to trolley or depot. Terms to
suit buyer. Address} "8" Core of Sen-
tinel.
' dri'ih urged the crowd to
tcrrupted no frequentlyfln' one mnrr
that Jill abandoned his speech. stop
pod into the crowd and warned him
in be quiet or lenve. The man left.
He had taken offense at “Elly‘s de-
claration that Charles E. Hughes had
no program or issue.
Another man, who appeared to be
intoxicated. interrupted int Landrith.
the vice-proaidentlal nominee. Lan-
iake one1
look at the man then vote dry.
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Correct Apparel fox-Women
At Reasonable Price!
NEW MODELS FOR AUTUMN-
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and .under part
» please neturn to Mrs. Ada F. Thomas.
. corner of Highland avenue and re-
» coive reward.
.A yellow cut. white mouth. mm;
of body. Finder ‘
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COATS and TAILORED SUITE
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SERGE and AFTERNOON DRESS.
58 and SEPARATE SKIRTS
BLOUSES
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. leave at Sentinel'ofhce.
“’r‘lit‘ifbootr mines issued by So.
. M strings Bunk. Finder will
_. plum return: to‘uid bank on m-
.. meat hwbun sinned.
i‘oppert‘». Reading and (‘tlnndlun l‘at'i-‘
authorFxAlcrt by the War Department
of the organization and equipment of
7 . — means that from 48 to 60'ntudent fly-
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v h d: -e;t from a whole yea r's run in New York, will be fit
cal play, f‘The in: Paradise, ’
attraction at the Recent " huh-e. Frida , Nov.
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Seven New Jersey and seven Penn.
sylvnnia cities were on today's itinen.
nry. ‘
NEW AERO SQUADRONS:
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Oct. 30.~Recent
he third and fourth were squadrons
, Willie: meuhoem
For m ecu-enven-
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mole of the disease out! the art 01‘
030 3t. aw in; the some..Dluue is caused
. by 1 meta. twist or upturn in‘ the-
. buck.
n msteyptnched name end-pun in
later life tin the dilation! omn- a
limb. -. .
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