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‘ r0. “LE—2 now Boos Ann; mitt: noon. DOWNWAIBS. Ari.
div-5502‘s lit 7: North Halli street. sec“ improvements. M 0““ 13L ‘
"28 3t quire oi Mrs. Bored, 119 South Main
. Ell‘m‘l,
=0: SALE—ONE 1916 FIVE l’AS-w To LET—«BNRE AT
i» new touring car, run \‘el'y little.
street. also to“ at it) Water'street
._. .3' .. .‘ ‘r- - . ~ I
titan“? a Putnam M“ “U "0 booth .\orwalk. inquire at Edward
l .
U ‘ It
“'7 3‘ Farrell, 24 ilavihutd street.
—‘_.
44 WATER
F0. sAu—smeAKEB COL” To LET—8 noon ’ HOUSE FUR-
i... «t. newly painted. Carin excellent dished. All improvements, nicely sit-
.- utition. skid Chain-r. 8” 10°15. 919‘”. uatod, handy to trolley. J. M. button
it i hldlif‘l‘ and lights. Aline all 3'9“ (‘0. 1mg. So. Norwulk, Conn. .
in first class condition. Reflhl’l ’
Iv t.. $1,200 {or quit-k stile $330. BOX TD LET~2 APARTMENTS 5 AND
7 \‘. care Sentinel 1127 31 6 rooms all improvements in new
»‘-—~ .ltoutie. with automobile gouge. Cott-
FOR SALEHA wt: lil'lUii llUAD-- t-enient to tut. mama. Cor. Hamilton
('1
Nil inqume Dr. .I_ Dumartior, 8 avenue and “we street. Call Alex
‘n'i :.tn_2toli street, Sulliit Not-walk. . White. til 13' Ely avenue. Tel. 400
il25 3i n25 8t
_— .,.. . v4- o..__-.........
.-
I=OR SALE 2:: ACRE FARM, To LET—«ti ROOMS “Tm ALI.
wt; and itmlr‘. good still? or cultiva- modern improvements at 32 Taylor
It good supply of fruit. littif 113- Ave. inquire at l'nilotl Grocery Co. or
in“ on nlot'tgiigv. Apply Chas. lt.0. Raymond,
.ttton, 3 Elizabeth stieet. n25 3t
1.
l
2:". -—-—-—- —- -
. TO LET STORE AT 207 EAST
:OR SALE'JH'JTTE“ THAN le'thtshlngton otreet. .lnuuire at 64
i. .3 t‘hit-kens clean, well fed, 5 to‘ Main street 0, 'pltone 60.
. ; iii. dressed weight head off at . ._ A,“ ____ _
t, .ilt‘t‘i pi'icc. Delhi‘red on Wedded-3 BUSINESS NOTié‘E, V A I
it . ., Julius Brown, 25 Elm rGove. __
~ A ‘1 Teacher of piano and harmony.
F0 SALE , lN I‘PPER NOR' terms 50c an hour. (‘all afternoon or
,-
v .lit, 1
I . Mn‘f‘l, 2th it‘ot devil. 1'1“!“ gar-l Acudt’luv street, Norwnlk.
.. ,.‘ (‘llli‘ii‘l‘i run, shade and fruit: '
i " >. i'l’aiti‘v‘. NC- l’rii‘f 82,li‘til. M "1': The cider mill on Taylor avenue
,2 ‘v 51.100. inn remain, “57 mm]! will not be open tiller Wed" Nov. 29.
t' .t‘ i-t'uivt'i'i 05. . JAMES (‘ARGOS
l .__._.._._.__.__
\Sk 10h“ T. HMS PAINTING —. PAPER-HANGING
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. decorating. liainter's supplies; watt
‘Real Estate—Insurance imp"- "NM“! 'stylu. lowest prices.
1127 at
u.
FOR SALE MODERN TWO FAM-
iéy house, all improvement». on trol-
l‘: line, uiipt'l‘ lluin streot. Vary
may terms, little cash required. lu-
ttzzii'e Keogh & Candee, Attys. South
White. 61 1-2 Ely Imus, um
i—Palaco 'l'itetttnewtomorrow,r it. B.
sition
!
~> out... .
up fivMWM'fifliw as fun
WINYED—A MIDDLE AGED \vo ‘
unit for light housework. Apply 74
Winfield Street.
‘_ WANTED~2 CARPENTERS AND,
2 laborers. Apply William lt‘orrtluuu.,‘
2t); East avenue. East Nor-walk.
WANTEDWYOUNG MEN To
‘learn the Real Home business. A
splendid opportunity for chm cut
young man. Good pay while Minion.
George Francis .O’Neiil, 1'67 Bank
street. Waterbury. Conn. n28 3t
WTHREI: on FOUR
turniched teams. ’R. U. 1. com tilt-f
Sentinel ofllw. n27 3tf
l‘ —i
‘ WANTED—.A FEWtFlRST CLASS
'maehinisis. Holland Machine Co, 132
:Wuter street, South Nor-walk. n27 3t
WANTED~ OPERATORS, Fl?-
tntile, for lit-en's Palm Bfitu'll roots.
3Pttld while learning. Samuel ltovncr,
oil's: Day street, South Norwalk.
I
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inside, with good reference.
,Apply 3 Elizabeth street, E. Aspland,
- rare at Straiton. .
l
WANTED -—- EXPERIENCED t‘AX‘ ion (loge. .lflllli'S Beasley tutti Eduard,
room louse and lot 3"!) {Ni pinning. Mrs. Cornelius butter 1:, \‘tliirit‘l‘, man or woman. pleasant work, llurlti‘.
Address l'.i
n25 3t .
fsalttry and commission.
i0. 410x 399, mrlen, Conn.
‘OUPHJ -
A bird dog whit-h the owner may
lmw: bv praying property and paying
expenses. Mrs. Arnold, 4: West aw-
nuo.
_....~.._~. ......
i
'
-~Louioo- Huff Ind Jock Pickford in
. Thanksgiving Day.
ll. B.
erttiuce Theatre tonwn-ow,
,. “.4 '. '
1011M publicise". It on u this
tine that he house a. diroctor oi
n28 3t Silver, Burton #1 on. with which TUCDAV. 87H, DAV uununv
“in be retained his connection until
his death.
While in the General Aasenlbly of
Connecticut. Mr. Hunks wot-i instru-
- mental in the passage of many luvs}
lending to the advancement of educn
tion in this state. in 1907 he no
clnirntau of the Committee on State
Libraries.
He married Mint: Amelitt Collins in
1853, One non, Dr. C. Lincoln Banks.
1of ilrltlgeport. Conn, and two dltigh-
tern ntlmve hint.
Funenl of I. J. O'Neil
The funeral eervices of the late.
Michael Joseph O'Neil were held this
mornldz at 8:30 o'clock front the line
horn-9 of the deceased,
street, and at 9 o'clock
Mary's Church. Requiem Nah mass
was celebrated by Rev. J. J. McGuln-
his, and during the oilcratory Mrs.
lrvuigllaymes sani: “Pi Jestt." After
the tier\'it‘9>: lire.
Bo , “WANTED— MILLWRLGKT AND "Face to l’at't‘," and as the body wait
rough carpenter with tools wishes po- heing’hornt- from the church litre.‘ "ll moss can.» 18
ilayntes rant: "Abide With Me." in-
terment was in St. Mary‘s contoury.
Pall hearers
'I‘honttts i'iOt-nt‘y. Hiram .leliiiie, Clin-
The Funeral of James Witch
The funeral Walsh was
held this .Illt'l‘uotill at 2:30 o‘clock
from the Ntti'tvitlk llnpiisi t‘hurch.
Rev. ll. T. \‘itn Dorett odicluted Ind
;interntent nos in Riverside cemetery.
of limit .t
er. Walsh expic’d at the home of hitt‘
thtugltter. ills. Charles Brist-oe of
Estimates 'ohoerfully 5“,“; Trial 0,... “towntoen” and Charity Chaplin in blast Bridgeport Silurdly evening.
on: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander; “3W“ “‘6 Screen" It the Rent“.
Concerning Friday morning's uio~
‘ lion picturi- for children at the Future
Theatre, itl iti230, “The Bugle Call,"
time after time ‘whsu you have been
to the moving pictures and noticed
in (lho’sutut ‘
iront 8L;
Haynes rendered i
were Joules liti'arthy,‘
t
t
l
l
i). will.
DAY AT mm“
Owing to the hind ”nutty of
Brlxgemun Bros. Stationery Store.
comer North Main mmon streets,
one half of the proceeds from their
soda water fountain and to percent. 0!
P” purchases mode. Ant the store on
Tuesday, Number 3th will be do-
nned wtfiemNnmy. ’l'hlohitt1
splendid opportunity to thou interest-
edinthewelkreoithheboylluney,
to buy Ill kinds of Thtmlving novel-
ties, and before the Christmas nah
nets in, to select Chriutntu slit: and
,0!!de from a torso and varied more
intent. They have «for sale leather goods.
and guinea besides an unusually at~
I [motive line of Christmas cords. Do
yoilf Christmas mopping early, save
time and strength and last but not
haul help the children of the Day ‘
Nut-0y on Tuesday November the
28th tit Briggemutns.
1: .
~Red Men's dance «Friday owning
in their hall in Main street.
Includes a FREE COUPON for your choice of any
0
a Ito-I
. .
i? mm '0“
non .
" may
ilk-tutu in the
worm rich mo
iavorod by bob-
ion for mid-vin-
tor. m m
Attractive v“
of mm a all
«ho-n to W
v
d‘ .‘
canons .4
now ON and
me want. ”i
suntan soot: “,9..-
or Puritans. mt
Prioo oily .3.
(by Ml lg)
.
Mglu'l Flue-n No. 73“)
'l I'qu-‘ti litugn Xi), {ill
“(Ci Pam it No MI
Transfer “rap. {\u. 7\ :
MCCALL PATTERN
.‘Mfl'i'lllllli' "0]"er
uni, itiiitttt
Look at Tongue! ii Coated, Clean
Little Stomach, Livor, Bow-
etc
Don't scold your Irelful, poovi‘sh
It-hild. See it tongue is coated; this is
‘ it sure sign its little stomach, liver and
lbow-els are clogged with sour waste.
l When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t
eat, sleep m- net naturally, has atom.
och-ache, indigestion. diarrhoea. give
git tmpoonful of “California Syrup of
‘ Figs." and in it few hours all the foul .
waste. the sour bile and tormenting
food posses out of the bowel: and you
have it well and playful child attain.
rt Knpleodiduhowiuof Dinner-lites, cit-its In:
1 Chm 1. Mint: So. with.
labia, m,mtinanim1‘a Wig-on.“ nun
JIM! Ml- .al‘..! I manning-mm ‘1};
A new Line of Dainty Novelties
0i wood, metal, crockery and willow ware, including Wall ., .
Pockets. Candle Sticks, Smocking Sets. and a host of 061- , :
ers that make most acceptable presents at a small cost. in?
RAYMOND it sort
Wail co. High Sts.‘ Funeral Directors Not-walk :
Gilligan love this harmless "truit
luative." and mothers can rest easy
after giving it. because it never fails
riot-walk, or Tel. 53.12. or urite P. O
Box 463, South Norwitlh. 031 3i
the number of childri‘“ m "‘9 “a. to make tbeir little “insides" clean
timer and then... considered the sultan“! “we“
19011 nfmiht‘ lDll‘ill‘I‘l’“ tzhgznmyz:r‘::;:i Keep it handy, Mother! A little giv-
9“ uh “R ‘l 1 ' . " on today unvos‘n sick child tomorrow.
div-n to see. i‘onsoquently‘ it soul. but ‘ d ,_
. get the genuine. Ask your rug
Md" olcwfizni’n Wii“‘)i:h£:K::f::rtlt‘tl:: gist for it 30~cent bottle of "California
0' Mf' “ ns ant ' ' " which has directions
tried to Ohm“ suitable “mm“ fofullltlllifgsl‘tlldren oi all ages and
”:ms‘ crmr“: k:;:£:3::°:: “3:: for grownups plainly on the boil};
only 0 cm ' ’ ' l ' ' counterieits so
ipf the mothers of Norwnlk are ittler- Remember there are
‘ llldrenaee this class here, so surely look and: see that
93"“ that ”3;“ “m 0"r send them to yours is made by the "Calii‘orntn‘ Fl:
of pictures ey W
." Hand back with
the special morning performances. if ggggfngxnzmn fig tiyrupr-Adv.
they cannot brim: them themselves
there are. women in both ends of the
Thanltspving
. .
.- _ -..__‘J.
WANT
OPERATORS ox snwrxo MACH
189s, puy while, learning.
' MEN 3mm- lRONERS.
‘Clllell, Peabody 7
,. & Cit, lite. -'
Thanksgiving 'BaI-aains
are it Great Vulttegiving event embracing girmenia [or women and
missed“ These annual sales have always proyon our ability to pro-
vide the best and most tor the price paid. Come ond‘huy trout us
tor rash and you will save one-halt the amount you pay in the so-
oalietl "charge. stores" on dollar up and dollnr down plan. You will -
have to pay more than you would in a cosh store on YOU. the pur-
chaser, must keep up tho store's expenses of bookkeeping. book
collectors. and above all bad accounts for which you. ill? good NIN-
imlll‘i‘, must pay for the one who doesn't pay. therefore, will! ml “30
common sense and buy for cash and own the garment outright. (lo
everywhere else first, then come here. You will then rPHli‘M‘ "n" ”‘5
)ll'itl and cheapest merchandise is sold at tho
“OAKS ”we PARIS ‘MILLINERY
town who will see that the chlldnu
get on and off the cars and into the
K i 33 SOUTH MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORVVALK, theatre safely. Do not think that the3
We Are Raying the Higrest . - Names are only suitable tor child-
Prices For All inds 0i . .. 5 ,. .7- Mm .____ - * _-, _- _ m Everyone who enjoys good amr- .
. JUNK Wmmmm H" mm” test will like them. Help us make ' vmg
Telephone or Send Postal to ii"; ‘_ L ,tmmmm. Tito exhibitors are do .
L. EFFRON' s .. ‘ mg their ithare. ._ Sm
o t_ ~ 1, M
3 R wan S East Norwttl—l: it 3 es _N°nc£
..o _. _.__.- _________, t i ' Glover'fi shoe store “'1“ b9 openl
l
.Wodneaday evening until 9 o’clock,
the lornl stores are. becoming im-It‘ and will be closed all day Thursday.
hood with the _(.‘ltrisi,nias spirit and: ”l
are decorating their windows with‘
. " CITY MARKET
- b 69 NO. MAIN ST. HAYES' BLOCK. ’5
——Thanksgiving Dinner Royal James;
lt:n Thursday from 12:30 1.50.
.. ~Louioenl-itmand Jttok Mongolia“ Meats & Gmefles ,
Engagii”? 3:13.22 l Choice Young Turkeys 401$th .
A meeting of Democrats of the citl'lh; leve-Roamng Cthk‘BHS 30c lb
mu be held this evening mooning Young “WIS 8" 81268 250 lb
Long island Ducks ,' " 30c lb _ M, m. it... lemm-
il .Very Complete
Asserimeni
-—Louloe Huff and Jack Pickford m
"Bovontoon"-and Chlriey Chaplin in
“‘Dohlnd the Screen" at the Regent.
Thanksgiving Day. _ , .
Judge Scott. of bnnbury. held tr.
. session of the Court of Common Plan!
in the City Hall today. The case of
the” imperial Woolen ”company 473.},
fillet-mun blaring et ale. was heard.
. :bnt no decision was random]. Jame
.Qtotm H.~ngh,t represented the plain-i
‘tiit and dodge” Keogh ud‘dttornm’z
.___ -W—-
tLARD - - - - ‘22cib-
' 7 Phone 1583 “
If You Want to Save
Money and Get Good
Goods Guaranteed
Come to This Sale ‘ ‘
GOOD BUTTER no in?
YELLOW WAX BEANS ..................... 10¢ can
KARO SYRUP. ....... r. .......... 10¢ can
PANCAKE FLOUR ......................... 10¢ pkg.
ALL NATIONAL BISCUIT COXS‘ CRACKERS ,. , .
p tot: pkgs. 8.1- ..5c~pkgs. ................ 4¢ ..
ROYAL LUNCH MILK CRACKERS- . ........ 13¢ lb."
PRUNES ...... L ....... .. ..‘ ...... . ............ 10¢ lb. ~
We Cut price
week.
Railroad Ave; S
on all Crackers and Can Goodoonly thi8¥
Nortvttlk to discuss planifor forming; ;
a Democratic Club. I
' , V t V > . > . W :
a Fancy Stuffed Geese . 28: lb 3mm, m WALL mm
Court Edmundo deAmicis. No. 173.'
Foresters of America, met last oven-l
ing and appointed judges for the prize"
[mitt of Young Pig Pork 18c and 3% *1}
‘ r
Le!” Freshfitomam . , . .
i L985 Genoiuefifing Lamb
_ dance to be given at the masquerade . p ., _ _ . ,. 2. ’ NW YORK. Nov. 28.. (“f
t... WWW m We SM‘ELeIn-Freslt'flams —~ 22ch 2mm...- mini; thirtieth}:
i serve .Iodrd created little more‘thtin'
' We Do Tomi"? _.
a ripple ,on the Manolo] surface at
, titre "dealflng '
‘80“, “Emmet of today?! Wills. Sane! .- . ,> > V 1. ~ - :o. .
22c 1b .1 .3. m. more specumive/ issues. 66-! 90d Uphfl‘stenng
, «united lmini. with similar revoranls
2c ’ ’i"; ht tutti-s mansions out p
. . 2 a) ._ ammonium tenttliltett= gahmnzi‘ail . )_ ‘ ‘
i ' -‘ r ' . ~ . .mdluonsasnmc its , ... t, ‘ ., .. ‘ .
“metimw'smmhma- . —.—-~—-—-~-—--- - 'I Send amrdorolionc.
., macs: M :m floti- . tuovttiltlz, WHOOPING goon". . - . . ,
. , ,. 93” . .Gflfll'lt . M V m who one. dreadful-7w . . 1'. -
: :2] m. ‘ L ‘ ‘ _. I. i L ‘ 5 may! ‘1'" would'uot‘be withotu lOLMtQCRll and .
.. {lewd ofOonrt Narruk and A. M. Patti.
man from Court Maituckemo. courts
Canto do Torino and Umbertio'of
. judge-s will be Grand Chief Runner-ii
durum .
——A—
judge 3‘5me
1 Stamford and Roma .of ‘Bridgeport 3.. . 2‘ ~ ~ ~
on mt l. WWW... ti... 3 i Hayes Homemadessaumc
Celery
-—sLlwiu.;-’Hdfl one that Pickford oi“
‘ "Seventy-n" and rah-my chum to:
“sound :firhnltf’ut m m
‘i’hukqlvio'flgyf y~ , J ............t Staci-m . ~ u,.m-M,c.mmumfi.l. ».. t. -
Glovor’owohgn «not ;'ul.~-llo nun: ‘. ' " . ’
mane-ta m ~dil a cant
I 'td whiti- clonal infirm; l
.. mr-pmao*mx : . . . .
Kimtinos‘
‘\ Flannolette godmother Cup; Kimonos in a large vn-f .
rlety of styles and editors. . x ‘
Plain upd’with moose orflfloral-desigusdrlmmod with at .:
'h'i hands-”or dfibuortrimming; made“ in Empire style, or“
shined at yoke and somaat the waist. .
H Medium and extra large sizes.‘ Prices range trout , 7
31.09" 39 $2.25
Long Kimonos «119.3... silk in bountiful floral pom -.
trimmed with plattedrihbon or with shldow hoe. in up
pire nylon: with “Wfii’fif and sunny condom much,
h
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