. FOR SALE. '
FOR BALE—8W WI.
filth [loans '0on P O. Box 063. ”warm: mm in "(Mimwork in mil “hilly.
Inquire The Johnson images is satisfactmy,
2High St. South Norwalk n10 31' lB' co Sentinel.
b11111; Non alk, Conn.
u.
FOR DALE BARGAINS: SO‘ACRE
Hilltop. 81, 200; 25 acre garden farm,
rtate rand 83. 000. Exchanges in each all improvement
D 8 Hull Haviiand F 0 Johnson. ’Phone 183.
c y and town.
Lock, city. no in
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FOR SALE, A LATE
1. to lights and starts,
and tools. Can be used as a delivery
11." pleasure car. Address 8. 0. W., 23
It‘ern'iu St, Norwalk, Conn
2.52.3
FOR SALE Griz—E; ”8 GOOD
lairses, can be seen after 4 p. met at
137 So. Main street, South Non/elk.
J ll. White, Iceman. n8 3t
FOR SALE ON SATURDAY, NOV. 15m Nmalk.
Ii. grocery stock and fixtures. includ.
log scale, register, counters, etc. At-
so a cow, pigs and cheap buy, 018 11
ton. 17 Ely ave.
FOR SALE CIDER BY BARREL
Thomas Mclnerney. \laln street. Nor i
ualk. Tel. 135912. 1
FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD FURle
tore Saturday afternoon, Nov. 11th.
at 20 Spring St, So. Norwalk. n8 3tl
FOR SALE INDIAN MOTORCY-
cle and side car upholstered in gonna
inc leather. All in good condition.‘
Will demonstrate. Cheap to qulck'
buyer. flurry Mosier, lConn. are. and‘,
Taylor ave. So. Norwallg :17 3t
FOR SALE MOD .RN TWO FAM-
tiy house, all lmpro emcnts, on trol-~
ley line. upper Main street. "-0”,
easy terms, little cash required. Ill-t
quire Keogh & Cundee, Attys. South
Nor11alk, or Tel. 5359 -. or 11rite P. O.
Box 463, South Norwnlk. 031 31
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. FOR BALE-AUTOMOBILE COME‘
dud see the Allen 4. $795 and Auburni
.8 $1, 085 before you buy. The White'
camp. back or 1‘. 0. South Nornnllr t
'Phone 9'40. 11110.
The Reed &‘Volk 1
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equippod
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO. SUPPLIES . 1
Phone 805—50 So. Main on.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
Woostcrmwcrsock‘
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
or U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bower-sock, :3 years
practice N. Y. City
SeCurity Building. 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
‘dw A‘..L“.A A.‘
i-..
m0 3?. neighborhood.
inn,
Extra rim DO” 5791
n9 3t lat and all’ conveniencies
‘ Washington meet,
'Cllleli, Peabody
A. M. Wooster, Late Examtn.‘
1...... .7. MM"
on this pogo. Twenty-Tire Words or
use, 251:. Three Times,
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50.! week
two. W «C»- Douhlo Price.
TOLET.
TO LET mum) 1100113.;
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TO LET 6 ROOMS AND BATH
TO LET THREE ROOMS AND
MODEL attic. No. 6 Bridge 'stroet East Nor-a,
roadster In fir *1 Class 0011011101 Elec. walk. ‘10- Edwin L 'Hoyt, N0 3 West ters, call tonight at 14 West \‘t’ashlng- SI. lutm .‘rlerrill of Ponaoeus Council.
. , 'c. ‘l‘fl. a}. ton st1eet Gardner.
TO LET TWO CONNECTING
warren. t
WINTE- GIBL NR Mini.
Bud
Address M
1110 3i
WANTED SLAVIS. GIRL
3‘ 25 U000!“ a1e. :wanu situation to do go eral house
'worlt. Speaks English lnquhe at 10
"' Cross street.
So. Norwallt. I
CARPEN
WANTED 6 UNION'
1110 31
WANTED SHIPPING CLERK
Tel furnished rooms with gas, water, ml and i101 to emit on stock Good op- It. 01111,
f0! “Sm ponuntty is batistactory.
housekeeping. 82. 50 per week.
It Jacob:
214 & Sons, Shoe Manulaeimers, Belden}
I
East menue, near depot. n10 31 ave, Norwalk. n9 3:;
m . . é " "‘
n'ro LET—5 Rooms. 1.11111.“ wmreo AN executnscnné
oor nit unprovements. t (utilise chambermaid and mattress coloted.
St. Inquire A. Skull, 2% Cottage St., Apply
n8 .30 Dr.\\11ds110r1hs Sanitarium. no (it
TO LET APARTMENT, 216 EAST'
East Washington street.
64 South Main street or 'pllone 60.1i
TO LET—COTTAGE 7 ROOMS,
newly papercd and painted .011 North
Main street, 80. NorWalk Rent $15.
For particulars '
t 118 iii.
ASk JOhn T Haves i WANTED GIRL AT BANNER
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.Bake-r1. Monroe 81., So. Nor-walk
Real Estate—Insurance ’ .
-——‘ WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO AS-g
LOST. sist with house work and care oil
-— child. Mrs. C. R. Baker, 31 Orchard
Patrol glasses between I-Zly avenue
_‘nnd (11mm Corner Tuesday" night.
‘rjnder please return to Sentinel of-
cc. 1113 3t
Bobtatled tiger striped kitten. Not’
i’lt‘} Sentinel.
WANT
wan-n-
opennroud 0.11 gumbo men
lnes, pay while learning
‘MEN cum mourns.
8160., inc.
”Fifi—r’niioRT‘Q
V0
Frolght boat luvu
River. Now York (foot of Gotham“
8t.) only day except Sunday. at I p t
m. Freight moivod It Nomlk 'up '3:-
5 o. m. and at South Norwaik us at
£80 p. n.
1 Guam F. Roots, canon" ‘ "at.
THE. 'ANNING J. BMl'l WI!
PORTAT-IOK LINE. in. t
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CHILDHOOD
-—ln—
Picturea Posed by Mia Elizabeth
Fisher. Song- by Mrs. Reedw
Havlland
Send For Bcoklet On Patents
~HW... ._..._ w.
White Pine Comnound
With Tar
For That Cold of Yours
F. ii. BAXTER
TAILORED SUITS
3 c and
’ " REMODELING on runs
by ‘
New York Ladies‘ Tailor
G BO OKOFF
:1 North Main
We Also Do Cleaning and
1' Berkeley St and West Ave.
St. Paul' 5 Parish House
‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,
,at Eight P. M
Sterling.Wellnitz Orch.
TICKETS. $1.00.
Dancing.
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LECTURE BY DR. PARKER.
Womans Club, the Community club.‘
The Suffrage League. the Friday At
the mom: of the (immunity club.”
West avenue, last waning The Ice
tore wan largely attended and Dr;
Parker’s efforts were heartily appre-
He spoke on work of the billion-en‘s
i AM ancient in Connecticut and urged
t that such a work bean-led on here
1 He enlarged on the subject and held
his audience enthralled during the
1 whole oi" his addresa, Dr. Parker
i gave the lecture til the mat of the
College club. 1. ,.
' or 1111111., m
decorating
ters and men
trade.
or cattle and poultry.
"mmrmo — rirnnnnmmo
-... our; solicited. Tel.
‘ White, at 1-2 Ely Ivonne,
i sttalnts imposed by recent conflicting .
'pclitienl conditions, and tar-tiers rc-
. nwannn Steel.
clnted. . ‘
0-3!
WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN
””0 ”m” 20‘ for general housework. $20 a month.
Inquire at Room and board. Curl Schaub 9 Itali-
10nd .11e. So. Norwalk. ‘
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WANTED EXPERIENCED
The Crofut a Knapp Co.
street, Norwalk. .
WANTED WASHING AND 1110.113;
log to take home or will go out by
the day. Inquire at 3 Clii! street.
South Norwalk. 118 at
WANTED GIRLS FOR TURNING
in on paper boxes C. S. Trowbrldge
Co. 139 Washington St. So Norwnlk.
‘ novel 31
WANTED—~11 1:"- r~1 1. new
printers' trade. ln‘zu'rc Exciting Sm-
tinel. ‘
WANTEDJI‘O BUY Aid; KINDS
Best prices
paid. Best. prices paid tor miles. It.
Friedman, South Nmalk. ‘Phone
1151 or 317.
decorating, printer's supplies: wut
paper, up-to-datc 'otyles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
400. Alexander
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET 10:3011 me- “all
street today three on all the re
newed their expensive operations for
”Minot!”
' pieces showed the thigh (esteem _in’
, which the deceased was held.
' 1111-111 C. Van Dori-111,0! the Non’alk
, tery.
i Baillitz oi Cockenoe T1,ibe No. 32. l
1 111 cone.
0 of
l
HAT— 1
to learn the felt hut '
9 311114101' or the Ft Ii Methodist Episco
In!) I
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”“11th
the Mom” and. u
anoint. in. c. I. flan. a an,
Methodist church, oflciatod Inter-
ment will take place in Pine Mod
cemetery.
funeral of George Murray.
The funeral of the lute George
Murray, of Warren street. was held
‘trom the late bone a the downed
this afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock. The
.esvtces were very largely attended. J
and the numerous and-beautitul floral
Rev.
Baptist church tackled, and inter-
ment was made in the Norwnlk ceme
Pall bearer-(were: Orrin K. '
Scotietd and Edward Street, of Our
B:others’ Lodge, No. 10, l, 0. O, F.,
No. 1268, Royal Arcauum, Harry
() lt.1\l and Harry Smith and Harry
ot the Plumbers' I‘lon.
Funeral of Mra. James L. Result.
'l‘l.c funeral of Nra.1amu Lilian
sell was held this afternoon at 2: 30
orlock from the lute harm, 26 West
Rev. John Stapleton. pastor
the downtown Convocation“
church officiated. Interment was in
I’llit' Island cemetery. The poll beer-
ere were; Neloou Dicker-man. Christ-
inn Swnrtz, Charles S. St. John’ and
William Somers.
Funeral of Fernando L. Van Stray.
The {uncrai 0! Fernando L. Nan
Sony '11.... hold this afternoon at 2:30
o‘clock from her late 11mm» 156 Mead
ow ntrcct. Rev. William G. 9111111. 1
put (hurcll, omclatod and interment
was in Riverside cemetery.
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Funeral of Stephen w. Skimko.
The funeral of Stephen W. Skimko
\1'1lt take place- tomm'row, Sunday
afternoon. 111 1:30 from the into home,
1: Bouton 3mm, 111111.31. Laminar“
Ii 0. emu-en at 1 " Rev. Jon 1
cph Sxab will ofljci lglntermeut in
Mrtry‘s rcxnoteq "" Automobile
Corie".
Funeral of Edward Menuhin.
The Town] services of the late Eti-
wapi liooahan, non of Mr, andfllrs.
Hugo Monahun of River street. was
held this morning at all. o'clock 1mm
Slihlttr‘tl’n dfurch Interment “'1' 11‘.
St. Mary’s cemetery
W
The First win-a Republican ‘l‘bwn
tommmee in stream for a blg
“Testimonial Dinner" 5 be given in
honor of the, Congressman elect. Hon.
”1.91
lmnertant Coat Day §
TOMORROW
Women’s Smart Coats?
“RICH LY FUR TRI MMED”
$7.95, $995, $12 95 $15 :95 101535 ' ,
Goats 'oi exclusiveness that compare. with
those of other stores for considerable more ‘
SALE 01" PLUSH COATS
Tomorrow Will Be Plush Coat
Day at the ‘Mintz Store
A Very Large Selection to Pick From Specially Priced
$10, $16.95, $2
2.50 to $35
'Suits at Reduced Prices
$16. 00 Fur Trimmed Suits
22.50 For Trimmed Suits
26.00 For Trimmed Suits
35.00 Fur Tril'nmed Suits
$10. 00
18.00
22.50
26.00
Big Sale
Many Shapesat
$1.50 and $2.00 Shapes at
” $2.00 and $2.50 Shapes at
“All Trimmed Hats Reduced. Special Line of
Children’sliats.
of Milliner;
n l -
50¢
$1.00
$1.49
E. J. Hill from this dititrlct. The
dinner will be held in Town in»
My hall, Wnll street, Tuesday.
2830, and tickets will cost 81 each.
Many prominent men are to bc lm'tt-
ed including Governor Ilulebnch, Ex-
Prcsldent Wm. H. Taft. Every effort
will be made by the. Republican Town
Committee of Norwalk to mnlm this
chair one to be remembered.
WEST SIDE FIRE MEETING.
The West, Side Fire Dept will hold
:1 meeting at the. Klondyka club this
the bull account. New records were
9 established by Central Leather. Luck~
Utah Copper and In-
tonal Paper 11nd American Writ-
' mg Paper. while other leading issues
3 SONG AND PICTURE '
were higher by l to 4 points, Cuban
1t'1ne Sugar making the most exten-
Rh? advance. lnitcd States Steel
nsserted its former leadership on oil-
eringe at an extreme gain of a point.
Allied lndustrlals and leading Equlr.
merits rose 1 to over 2 points. Rails
Were hardly it factor, scoring only
fractional gains.
WALL STREET Noon. mild: ly
gains in specialities inn from“ .1 to ’1‘
which an o1erturn of almost 700 .000
was reported, little remained of the
55 out Electric, Marine Pitt. and Mexi— f0“! breath, ‘Mnoss. can‘t gleeful
.are bliious, nervaus and upset. botln'
can Petroleum were 1 to 2 points
under. The Motor group, heavy train
the :oitteet. became decidedly weak.
Bolero noon the market rallied, Cop-
p’ozti loading at 2 to 5 1-2 point gains
on reported sales or the metal at the
unparalleled price 0182 12 cents.
Bonds ware firm.
{ WALL STREET 1- 39 p mm, undigested; romantic: food and than
W0 uttering memento and may MB: WM excess bile mm t
hmrtlon‘. thrush main: >1altlelttniéd
1
{'11de 1.915 points recur
.eéltlydrillouho w“ ‘ do
by AthntiC.
evening at 8 o'clock sharp. mutton of
importance will be brought. up at this
|mention. therefore- it is“ important
5 that all members and prospective
numbers be there.
Fire Commissioner Ganwy will be
at the meeting to give his help.
YOU’RE 000081 ill
‘Wfli’ [Will '.
MEN-00008
A 1ery interpsmg lecture was giv- 0 points 11 ith reactions of 1 12 to 5 12 Don't Stayanlilchy, Constipated, .'
en b1 Dr. Valerin H. Parker yesteru‘ Poms d“? ‘0 hefl‘y profit inkingi
day afternoon to the membe is of thei Before the end of the. first hour, in.
Sick, With Breath Bad and
atomlob‘ Sour.
Get a locent box now.
You‘men and women who can‘t,
ternoon club the 10cm 1). A R and advance while crucible Steel. Amori- set we“!!! fight—11110 have. head~_
. the Town mm Assocluteion “than and Baldwin Locomotives, Gen- “1““- coated NBS“?-
bad taste and
M..-. ._.._..-.. -....
QUALITY SHOP
The first District fire department
11.11 called out about twelve o'clock
stat-it in the old Amphitheatre:
grounds in Wilton avenue. The blue
burhood, and 0 have spread nnnotic;
are. No damage was done.
§ 11.5.110N
Good Job Printing
Boot Piper. But Work. Soot PM
all 110er MAIN armr
9.101111111an
iuuxur rvn'v’trmrsn’a“ ~— 1.. o
, sum
cred with n sick. assay, disordered
stomach, or have a. had cold.
Are you keeping your bowels clean .
with Cancfii'ets. or merely turning a
masterly: crewgrew days with
alts. cathartic fpills or castor’oll?
concrete work while you sleep;
W Mammal}. remove the calm
1“. WWO“
mm wry out o: the system a‘l'
attai- midday. During WW the W mutter induct ' . z '
successor to‘ Writ; 'me i
will: mm
o p... siren; out Nae-ml
today to extinguish 11 blue in a hny’lSomoumea my Masotrmod at'mo .
When she wants errands done. '
'Cause I don’t like to tone my play
is believed to have been started in'1 And thinlt too much 0! run
‘0" ”"3" by ”me boys in "‘9‘ "'3" 'But when she comes out on the porcbl
And says so nice to me.
ed until it re. bed the stack. Plenty Son 0931709 go to live Monroe
of water was used to drwon out the And get some cake for ten?
. I allers speaks up inst as quick
, And perltte as can be-
l'd love to go to live. Monroe
1 Anti get some cake tor ten.
00th the Cake 1
TM. 357’ 5 mom-M mot
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'HO OH!”
MW'
Correct Apparel fOrWomcn
. At reasonable Prices
new moons FOR AUTUMN
m , 4.
cons “(Torrance surrs
‘WRGE and AFTERNOON DRESS-7 7
£3 and; SEPARATE SKiiR'TB.
1 nausea
The Little Shop
161% A. CLAVEN
at: 110.111.1111 or.
'WHION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
«1mm some. m almond
ate:- 11:.» lit the diluent omit: one
blobs.
“Tillie Now'Sdence
chiropractic in the definition or the
moon! the «menu and the art 101
by a wrench. tvlnt or sprain in the
cock. live: it done in waned
ll critter pinched nerve: and paln in
ldecuyed teeth should be allowed it) 1
'remuin there;
, soiled, crowned or extracted. Broken,
ldon'n teeth and roots. and the deposits
lowland thorn, mckc evmvswallw fine
i
The Baflfler Bakely tins into I119 stomach from such a
lNatnre Has Provided.
human beings with teeth for chewing
their iood. It is in the mouth flat
the first and one of the most important
I.stcpn in digestion takes place, and no
they should either be
mouth 11 source of poison to the up
tent, instead of healthy food.
Dr. 1.11.11.11.11
o M‘Mfln‘ 91., Mummim 1
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> “an by appointment only.
' Hour-11 P a. mate 5 0.711.: indium;
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