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Miiccmneom Advs.
Wh’lflilwlflh
mmsoclwwuumo. i » '
WANTED-MEN, worms GOV-
b nlucnt positions Lat free. Mun
l:~.-l: me. Dept. 28k. ,ROCllester, N. ’1'.
11'27 1m
WANTED—POSITION A8 erNg
ographer by competent young woman
of education and ability,
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Box 8., Sell-
incl.
“WANTED-A POSlTiON AS FIRST
class cook or for general housework.
'by middle aged
Hungarian woman.
(‘an give good reference. Speaks good
English.
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Address S. W.
incl ofi'lc-e.
17., care Sen-
Don’t mutter if broken.
$15 per set, Send by parcel post
receive check by return mail.
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wsNrEo_01.n FALSE TEETH.
l'pay $2 to
and
ID- 313'
”c.2007 §. Filth street, Philadelphia.
Pa.
n22 1m
In factory.
fourteenth
& (Moi lilc.
, .\l rs,
WANTED—TURNERS TO 'WORK
WANTED — SilmTMAKERS. PAY
while learning. ‘
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FOR SALE—ltuxmmlv sxx
rooms (new) all modern improvements'
Garage. Lot 100x300 feet.
lruil,
Fifth District, low in. Owner anxious
to sell.
”’le
.Any
0f SIock 0' Merchandise i3? Osborn menue
Bought for Cash'
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kindsl‘
line.
All
well located, on trolley
‘ nuc. Tcl. 365-4 or 473-3.
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7 Ask John T. Haves
No. '7 Main St., Norwalk.
DEAL BSTAMBURANOEI‘
Am, for “ration
of the mortuary trsIIct.‘
1 .
D Inflow lens in l to a duo;
”I.” III nucleon-n.
Pact-l Post if desired— Price ll. u: I bottle! 01. 7.
W $1.? ‘WA'J A-
Store;
«Address ll, care Sentinel
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“lalojlrs. Marie Dibble, I
bcrt Dibble from the into home on
DEATHS“ AND FUNERALS.
. .Mrs. Marie Dibble
I‘ll-tern] services were held for the
Ilowayton arenue yesterdav morning
at 9. Rev. Henry Anderson officiated
at the service and interment was held
. later in the day at Greenwood Ceme-
e
" ICHAUFFEURS MUST BE sxswl-
‘ ' INED
HARTFORD. Dec. Sw—The new rule
of the automobile department under
which applicants for drll'ers‘ licenses
will be examined to test their skill in
driving went into effect today. ‘ The
fifteen inspectors tested about iiilv
applicants.
/TIRED OF LIFE
~ 35...... Recherche
_ “£2 yifihcy 5:: clean 7oz;- hates-:3
notional as one.
Almost down and at l with it:
I" utl/e. Rheumatism so had be t
ncn‘tcly gc: up when lc ea} ll'
‘ - Stud! 2111119 Uni.
. o wonder hit F; A. Wacky b. 1hr-
V
tei-v Brooklyn, Y. The funeral
.-It- rtices were private.
‘r.. n r l t! o rt. Ii from lmlint t) 393;.-
/ t,1.:i....s'. .itt
v: as‘ tired of “wine."
1 saw l-‘oiey Kldrcy Pills -ltcr-
ii=l:" . he said. “1’ tool: male and an r
a short time I “M thoroughly cured
n...-.la.::1l.. """ ...‘:;;1or.1 rolrouLir.
Tour kidmy ills will dlssnpcan—
e-d uithtbrtn tbobacllnche and 132::-
r I-il::.-, by l‘1o':u P. of Foleil Kidney
l“ .. '1. Once ,your Itidneyn' Mcomo
[Ill-tag and active. when and pain:
zfllrmnz car like magic.
Tints: nothing to etIlnal the enu-
m. was.» and ”7:er
on: y m m
may 1:: than.
ltillml’owetl commons
-1 Twas
L.
dist,
' Cottage street.
'modcrate. inquire ill Woodward sve'
sud" willI not unlture.‘
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wife of - Ro-,
M SALEYT'WO VOW“ J33
Phohelzolm. “ A
TO LET-0N3 0i], TWQI FURNlflh-
1‘8 6r unfurnished réoms, running ws- WY 00‘”
ter in- room, gas for cooking. Lady '
preferred. K 8., care Sentinel 01-.
roll SIALEwA coop mun--931 l
rice or a good suit on easy payments, ,1 ;
Krieger Co. dl 3t
10 LET~FLO0R AND use 4“
ment. Now occupied by the Adams Ex' AUCTlON 8ALE~AT THE ROYAL
WP” (70, pmflpssmn JanI 1st, 1913 James Inn. W H. Guthrie will sell at
Raymond Bros d5 3t public auction to the highest bidder,
_....- furnishings and contents 0! the Royal;
To LET—'3 l'URNiflHEl) OR UN James lnn, Friday. December 7. at 10
furnished rooms at 5 lienry street.lo"(lock.iorenoon, Bed room iurnlsh-
For particulars address ".R" care of inss complete, rugs, runners. dishes,‘
Sentinel office. d4 3t Icoolllng utensils, coal range, m:
Irangs, gas boilers, steam tables, silver-.
To LETo—2 COVVECTING FUR ware, bur glassware, chalrs. tables'
nished rooms with water, gal, and all pictures, mirrors. beds springs pll- '
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. monwaui
tiling, liaislé' FUl‘lllSlling
. «holder: and Boys. $5111an
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conveniences for light house keeping. 10W”. blankets and garden lOOItl shot
52. 50 per week. 214 East avenue, near' Other 8006!
llasi‘Norwulk depot. d3 at Retail liquor license
to be put up
TO LET—1 OR. 2. FURVISHED cash.
rooms with private bath, with or with-
out board. Inquire z- Fairlleld avenue.
w, u, Tr]s(ram,t as at It South Wilton Nursery.
TO LET-'2 APARTMENTS 3 FOR SALE—TWO MIUKINU COWS -l
rooms each, at 964th Taylor avenue, ““1"”9 1' Eiiron, 5 Rowan 'm’” I
city. inquire Mrs. it. Tarlov, 16 Grove ”‘1’“ Norwalk. T” “1
street, city, Telephone 1852-12. ‘
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FOR BALE—TWO COWS. APPLY;
’d3 3tI
ron eALE~on TO LET 'TEN
room house and out building, 1 acre
of ground with all kinds of fruit. in-
quire W. H. Tristram, South Norwailt
d3 3.
TO LET~6 ROOM liOUSE'NO. 22
Part' imprOVelInents
Take possession at once. Ammundsen,
No 274 East avenue. East Norwalk.
(13 3t
FOR SALE-4 Al' T0 TIRES 2, 34x4.
2, 33x4, with two tubes. 3 piece parlor
suitez, kitchen stoves, marble toilet
suite. 3 gal, coffee percolntor, 2 din-
ing tables, parlor store, 2 large rugs.
Eand other household goods to numer
”"101on UN our to mention. Philip 1’ Mnltoncy,
ZVan Zandt street. Tel. 1182-5
TO LET—5 ROOMS AND ~BATll.
with improvements. Hot water heat.
"' South Main street. Tel. l0342
d3 8t
TO LET~BRICK B
ion street, suitable for storage. Rooml‘r’
for four auto cars.
The Eaton & liai- ,
“y Co .. ! FOR SALE—I LATE MODEL OV-
. Iorland touring. like new. 1914 Buick
TO LET—FLOORS OF 3 AND 4irondlltcr. Werhle’s garage. Raymond
rooms each Pleasantly situated, elec- street.
trlc lights and improvement; Rents.
lwould like to find some person in the
-_c_..___.--_. country who will give their nine year,
[old Morgan horse weight 1 '0 pounds
' BUSINESS NOTICE.
sgood home. is perfectly .- mud and;
Willard .l 1"“! for lady or children to feed or
I-‘llluprly pmmiomr Tn".ka Long drive. is a regular pct. Raised on
'xdizlaum hauling. mm and Mm", tour farm and never been owned by
truc king Office telephones 1581, 300 WWW? else. I! used to all lilildll M
Home c.0nncction ilann work and u very nice driver. For.
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Double tread tires, stitched on me-
thnd Mileace of tires increased 2.000 M ““1“” 7°" of 9'1"” estate, 3061
to 3 000 miles. Prices 86 to $16, accord- North Main street, llrldzeport, (‘otln
in: to size North Alain street cr‘” part 1 t' t
iteliners m hand and made to or- house.
A few used llrt‘s. Inn. Howkins,’
lnion Parcel Delivery
der.
‘ . ly, __ - , __ .
hast Norwalk. FOR SALE—TWO .\'i«.; l. .A RAM; _ is lorlng.‘ The. cool quesilon “50
.d3 3t vstcd houses with improvements. Sew WORK CARRIED lcamc "p and m» "mm,“ “a, d”. 1
—- leral barns on premises and 16 acres “mm u some lpngth ,
if you hate any jdnk call up Feld- of good farming land It Conn. turn i ON INCII Y BY The “testing “ti-l call ‘7‘: toIIoIrllIenIrarbIr.
man & Stcinhcrc. Tel. Ho, 61 Sen-.plke, Mrs. it. Tarlov, 16 Grove street . d... SALVATION ARMY Rf6a§0£:1;?69r:h:;::m “lifting. \lossr‘-:
View avenue. Used cars bought and I'l‘el. 185212. . ——-——- ' 4 fl ll Rider in:
I ,. ti uctl font First Pa 9, “Toni iiummier .co cl. ,
sold in exthange. n9 ln'lX , l ‘ on n r ' g ' ,Sherer and Di. CohurnI.
‘ For: sate-runny nouns T“ ,. W, m , mm M
10 per cent discount on 1917 bicy- I'ltb one-half acre of land on .zwesl
cles—auto tires, seconds at rmn- Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-I
ble prices. A. Modne, 70 N. Main. Iplke. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash reqnlr-I
7 ied, balance on mortgage. inquire:
IKeogll a: Candee, Attys. United Bsnk'
fbulldinIg. Tel. 5352.1
llflll flflllfi '
DESK R00
Apply llr. Alalicry
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' 16‘8" Manama“ ' NOTICE 'Motllers and children given sunt- the council. to explain the sanitary
' i Distritt of Norwalk. as. Probath met outings ----------------- 171 conditions in the Knudsen IIIbuiidir: .
"— '7 "' ‘" ___.._.__..,.__. ‘ , l y in ”Visitation by The work‘ on the North t 'entet did
I L081 , lens, Ii “rug," mt]; At D! 11:"? E officer ........................ 936 lug has been completed and the stud
"; sa 9 n onnec c“ o 3” 'Famllics prayed for ............ 900 ents in that divtrict will occupy th'
LOST—~ON SUNDAY. . BRlNDl E Millard late of 06"“, in the Slate ol: W new rooms on Monday next.
bull puppy about 6 months old. An- \"V York “"9““-
swcrs to the name of Bunker. Finder. “”931 written application b“
will lecclve liberal reward it returned ""0“ mad“ '0 this mu": by me "“9
to M”, Russ?“ Fosi J," 52 West ave- tce of that certain trust created in and
'nup, by the will of said deceased, as to
-lhe estate of said trust in Connect»
cut, praying, for reasons therein set
forth for an order authorizing him to
sell all such right, title and interest
LOST—A DAR’K BLUE VELVET
bag, bet ween llasoleltl's store and St.
John street and corner oi East avenue.
The ban contained a small amount oi
money and a ticket for gloves. it found
return to ill] East avenue and receive
,reward.
bare in and to certain realestlite par-
ticularly described in said Application:
3 Ordered, that said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
/
and sold at 12 o'clock noon. Terms CRAFTSMEN OPEN
‘be acted as sergeant of the places sent to you, together with a copy ofi
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ran SALE—PRIVATE FAMILY ”n
800‘ home "Id 01'1"". price 6100 No ‘man Wiggleswoflh acted as chef for
’lockles or peddlers nocd apply. Call the big occasion.
l public.
'anlllell given groceries or bus-
l ‘ ket dinners ..............
as he as such trustee, has or oughtjto.
'15" Main Street,
:Norwalk ‘
«Don’tiiailv to attend this money saving event-.— it
will continuevi-fOr—ten days.
.s..._.__...__.. ._....__.. .fic -._...... _. .-... ,
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.Garments given away, mostly t
j second-hand ..................
NEW QUARTERSI Pulls or shoes. mostly second-
' hand ........................
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tllailway {ales advanced to men.
{Men sent to institutions ........
(r'unilnued from First Page).
‘ Kathe-ling.
roll played the accompaniment Religious literature sold ..... , ...7, 00 o
l’lenident Rider then lntroduml ex Mentor meeting held in ball ..... 2081
made an excellent address of about (‘hildren'fl meetings ---------
fifteen minutes duration. li‘hildlen given Xmas tree toys
Judge James B. Ilrlnlterhotf, =presi-. or clothing
dent of the Masonic club, oi Slum People professing conversion...
ford. was then introduced as the nut
hilfakl‘l of the evening Judge Brink
erhofi made a brief but well worded
their belief that the work of the Sal-
vation Army ls a community work;
atldlt-ss in which be expressed his and therefore entitled to the genelousi
good will towards the new club and support. moral")
wished the organization every p0l>l .the entire commun ly.
ble success
Worrhlpful Master Jay 8 Buckley. iful conduct of the Work is not lame.
was then presented with the keys to and equally dlslr.bllted among the
the new club rooms. by Preaident'populatlon of the community means,
Rider. who handed over the Yale ll!
Town-ll with a brief address. Mann
ltr Jay 8. Buckley lvsponded with;
a short speech and the members antli that is required (or the support an
Kill-ill lllfll lined up for the march maintenance of this very important
lo the new club rooms jwmk. This amount could easily be
lira. Carl A. liarstrom was appoint met by lilo) subscriptions of
rd Grand Marshal of the column. and 200 of 85 Hull.
which flied out of temple in fine if you are willing to help
burdtn is licht that many may share."
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100 ir-tm lcl
Al I NEW YORK, Dec.
as (it. ”Or "I' (dill A. liars-tram. '7‘0 9'79” meet' "3“ """"""""" 1"" Noon. «Prices moved in the customary
'Ierralit manner during the first hour,
150 strong stocks reacting, while 11
52 bsckward issues hardened. The mat-
The committee "9 “WWW“ in ket continued under the influence of,
however,
'genenl unsettletnent developing later.
did flnah'cllilly of All gains were lost and leaders touch-
ed levels vsriably under yesterthy’s
The sum required for the success Imum United States Steel m,
the
but a very light taxrfor each. "he points with specialties.
sold at 97. 36 to 97 62 and the 3 1-2"
An annual budget of $3 000 is all at 98.64 to 98. 64
d: .
A»..-
l was also voted
of last years
.—
()rgauist Edward M. Jutll ,vaicious llteruturc Riven away 4260 TODAY I! WALL STREET.
5, Wall Street,
President's Message
2 points to 87 and other lndustrials
were equally heavy. Rails lost 1 to 3
Liberty 4"
First Lieutenant Frank L. —Blsbeet‘l
3“, mph former Nor-walk young man.
‘lown yesterday.
'marchlnlt order. Rev. Albert E Bcc- this worthy cause, a card will ,
the abmc report, and you are request
When the members and cunts ml to fill in the amount of your sub»,
reached the new club minus. the d1)0l.“.(rlpli0ll on the raid and mail the
was officially opened by Wowhipiul game to M R Mci‘aullland. treouurcr,
Master Jay. .lluckley. and the good co Norwalk Lock Company. South,
limo startt‘d in earnest 'XCellcnltINm-walk Conn
music was rendered during the Well The commlllpe
"18 by ”W SIPTHMWPNHHZ Urchl‘s vestiuatintt this walk is composed of;
inn/anti refreshments consisting of- Jun" M Glover, theirman; John iii
hot roast beef sandwiches. coffee “Light M. R. McCausland 1.1..
pickles. and crullers were serv'etl.. O'Brien w G. Cleaveland, l-‘rnnk
Various games were played and fl .Goodchiid. Conn d i’. Frey and (ten-
TRACTOR . ‘
M’MAHON MAY l
keneral good time was enjoyed NO.“ ‘eral Russell From.
GET INTERESTI
The decorating of the new club CON
Iooms has been entirely finished, and
to brown and white effect has belni
lcellently produced. The lell‘lmtll'
ONCE
some of our Laxative
old Tablets. Pleasant, prompt
;end sure. Give them a trial. You
who have been in wmfindthemsnexcellent remedy
26 Cents.
H. A; MEAD
“.
Drngglst
8 North Main St.
South lorwsllt. 001111.
to request the,
balance oi.
money, to a general fund to be used
50 this year by the board of Education,
3., for paying necessary expenses
iew '
was in
Lieutenant Billbee is
"321mm an instructor at. Camp Gordon.
I
“’9 undoubtedly one of the molzt
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indsome suite of club rooms in ItheI
presented by Grinds- \' l‘iuc‘lnnttn, 3..
the fir-st matter of business
'l'l o c'o'nd’tinn at the Knudsen ""“d
ing was deplored. and it “as stated
that neither the heating system or tbs-
sanltnrv alurlnglmcnts are atisi'dc
tory. Thule hunted children aren't“
(it half time in that district and. thv
cond. tion is sulh that it can be inlet
all-ll no lonzcl. The builtlintz commit-
fee will appear before. the iloard of
Estimate to ask for money to com
niele the hulldinc. ‘lenllh Officer Wit
iiam Tracey will also appear heron.
We bells-.Vc hOWever, that this lack
',of support is largely due to a lack r.‘
knowledge on the purl of the general
First. of the. nature of the
wmk carried on: second of ltsI cf
fitHilH‘ilH-W third of- its need of fin-
ancial and sympathetic moral suppnlt
oy thc communitv at large
The followinr figures will give our-
:1 fair idea of the work accomplished
by the. Salvation Army during tho
Mill year: '—
301)
The Mail 'lhcrtage was the next or
tier of business to be taken un. and
this problem was found to he indeed \
,scrious one The schools are now
‘bclng supplied with small quantities
of cool. but no suificlcnt amount is on
hand to keep the buildings warm all
winter Uhles‘t more monev is appro
.priatrd for this purpose it is possible
that the schools “ill have to close
down. when the present supply of coal
,is exhausted. A committee will a:
pear hciolc the Board of Estim‘l'c'
and request that more money hen '
'pmnriated for fuel. immediately.
Contractor McMahon appeared lin-
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7, -=lfllll
. hill II " II'a'
fore. the board at this time, and stated
that he would like to get his money
An order has been issued to the W Dulce, in Norwallt, on the 13th day’ 0!
licc department, instructing the night Decemht’l'. 1917 at 10 0'0")“ l0“?
policemen to carry their night sticks noon, and that public notice thereof
with them. beginning tonight Theda be given to all persons interested
long clubs have not been in use for therein by publishing this order in I
some time. newspaper having a circulation in sold
' district, at least five days beiore shld
string. I
HENRY W. alimony,
Jake.
The Third oommny ol' Norwsllr, c. an! of hit
it. 0.. drilled ml night. in the lumen.
under the commando! Captain Wlh'
mm “m" 9'“ ' ’1' ”mm" “W cast. including 11ml Wycllerlq.
71-hour for s short time ’4‘”.
lim 1. Contact ' be men were in?“ '-'—"‘l'he 13m Choir.” entire ousllol ' ‘
wand (loamy. who M dime or. “W Plenty or good can .1 the more '
Thofewelen "thorium
Went! for the contracts on which he has
. unflinching}. ~ lbeen working. .Vlr Mahon stated that
HW.W. the was losing six per cent interest by
.akinzd'. They merelyl cem- {having the money tied up. The secre-
Managua] In 'tsry of the board and the building
committee will appear before the
council at its next meeting. and on
denvor to ’owe Mr. McMahon's bill,
mid. ~it Jae the general opinion oft
momentum of the board. that unless.
thil account Is settled. Mr. McMahon
should be paid the interest which he
is losing on the money.
. was voted to award the printlnl!’
tor the superintendent's 4M
«Warm;
our personal gust-nee. -
' and loss of
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t
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Filtration report, to the Olly.
money. that lm being the .‘
Columbias
With 12 Selections
SPECIALS
124.50
These Are Going Fast ‘
Make Your Selections Now For
Delivery When You Say ‘. ;
AnoiherSpecial
Upright Piano
“'w $75
Accommodating Terms
:ALFRED it ill
PIANO 810328
'~ I6 North lain 8t.
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David W W
UNDER“ lifll.‘
w. on... muwwflh
27 wumuorp gt»: 1”
new man MEN' .
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nmvr. m1- COLD Arm . ~
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' luck.
'tll'rough harmonizing
- Universal“
A. home. need univer'
sal y tsed
In several, Sizes
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Albert D Morgan
.llilllllWARl‘l
wnsmso'cou mug!
mma‘k do” 1151-
TBE’NBW it! 1“
lEFlNlTlON 0% m;
'..Chlropractic is. demarcate
sure of the disease d t
l u ting the some.
331a wrench; twist gr
Even ii doom 1‘?
t creates pinched Mi“). ”in“
our llieln lathe ancient organ”
lmbs.
Chiropractors remm'ihe cell”
llseale and pain. be ill” to reeled
nerve?—
tents in your body. Female
given special orient?” {9%. ,
Ci
t the spinal lou ill
tiring the Chirprs or!
p'l’l’RANC
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A Washington ill" 8'6. hi
Graduate from F
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GALI- W 01’
and we will null normal;
Norwalk Chronicler