tallied.
5.—
»WANTED. .
uveo -— 'rns BAUELADIDS
tnrda)‘. Apply J. Kinsman.
inflict: sire-ct.
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HTED‘BI’ Till-J N0li‘.\'.\l.K
dilution "1., 120 American
then and Women to work on au-
tile tubes and melt. Steady cm-
ent. Apply Employment depart-
at Winniprtuk.» til i, .‘it
NTED—EXI’ERIENCED h’l‘EN-
her for permanent position with
hilitietl for good future. Write X.
, care 01 Sentinel, claim; exper-
s and az-lary expects-d. till 3
NTED—SIEN, WOMEN. GOV-
ent positional. List free. Franklin
lute. ill-pt. Zts‘k. IIOi'Ilt'sit'I‘, N. Y.
dvet'tisemeilts
‘3
I m and. Plato's-tom can.
Miscellaneous Advs.
mummyrmwwumfl
mmmmwenw. elm?
orGopoDOnbloPrloe.
OIOOOM
--._.,-. wM¢~_n
to m. I not: can.
to LET—6 ROOMS wrrn iM-l FOR ““5 " TWO COVERED
movements. Upstairs. No. 20 Claymom deliverv cars. Phone 54' d“ “I
street; five room, No. 10 Burbank
slt‘evl, South Norwaik. Also six room.
FOR 8ALE~A VICTOR VICTRULA
cottage with improvements, No, 5 Di-ja 550 model, fine condition. $27.30 ..
fieha Court, Norwaik. Inquire J. 115953,;cast1' Shaw Place, Benedict WW" j '-
121 Main street, Norwalk, or ”Malfxorwalk. I d“ 3‘;
Hotel, South Norwalk: dli 6t " " it,
'“' i FOR SALE—”A GENTLEMAN'S "‘
To LET-ONE OR TWO LARGE?“ top baldness dealt, 'New 820. Aino
WHEY rooms in house with improve-
Inputs, Centrally 10”,“, and mav be of H. W. Gorham. Phone 1808. tilt at
FOR SALE—AI’OLM) PIANOIA.
‘in tirlt class condition. Inquire at Sen-'
” tiuel omce.
T0 LET—6 ItOUM HOUSE Ni). 22 ' ,
(Millage. gtrppp pan Imltl‘OVi’IuenLS.i FOR SALE—'1 LATE MODEL OV-
Take minnow-don at on“, Animundacn, crland touring. like new. 1914 BuickI
No. 274 East avenue, East Norwalk, :l-oadater. Wcrhle'a garage, Raymond}
hunt for light housekeeping. Furnialr’
‘tl or unfurnished. Address “Ronny";
care or Sentinel.
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ANTED -— STRONG iNTEl.LI-
boy 16 years of age to work in
lug department. Must be clean
ambitious and willing to assist in
hind of work. Good opportunity
the advancement to the right boy.
\'. Mayehdt‘f & Cu., Norwalk,
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ANTED~FROM JAN. 1T0 AP-
l. 3 heated rooms for light house-
ping. i’urtly furnished, Address
" care of Scntinel oilicc. dl3 (it
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girll-l
rtun- '
ANTED—EXPERIENCED
rl-t’otl power machines. Milo
learn shoe stitching. An oppo
while loamintt. H. Jacobs & Sons,
don al’cnue, Norwnik. di3 3t
ANTED—~TENOR SOIJOI‘ST FUlt.
day, Dec. 2:1. For particulars ad.
‘38 it). .\i. Putncv, Wolltport. (112 (lb
ANTED—MEN BETWEEN THE
5 or ciglltecn and forty are wantcd
the New York, Ncwllavcn I: Hart-‘
ti Railroad Company as
'lltcmcrl. tt-lclrrtlphcrs and tircmenu
plyby letter, hinting experience, to:
S. Hobbs, Superintendent. New 11213
n lilvision, New HavenLConn. d1 6t
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETIIC
n't matter if broken. 1 pay $2 to
5 pg!- sct, Sent] by parcci post and'
ceifi check by return mail. 1.. Mil-I
r, 2007 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia."
n22 1m
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, WANTED .
. NIGHT WATCHMAN '
, . Apply '
JONAS dl NAUMBURG, INC.
85 Spring Street
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WANT
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WANTED—TURNERS T0 worm
in factory.
WANTED - SIIIRTM£KERS PAY‘
while learning. ‘
Claclt, Peabody
& Co. inc.
1
, We will/cash
your ‘ Christmas ..
Club check
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cw cacti-ado...
IEM‘II.
marathon Murillo on».
now roux, BM “Pout-gown”-
I'rtllford. him. died suddenly in
lzltt onion nt Colon“ Whom”!
i 1'44]. 119 wallow old. \
or learning a paying business with .
freight _ _ ,
.blc prices. A. Modue, 70 N, Main.
“Harwell.
. . . . . vice-president. dare-non cotton
”'71", M.“§fi>ffllfi I“ 1;? mum «to. Internatiouoi
1137 lm dl3 3t street.
- “—m *‘ - ‘ ' --~‘\
ANTED~A GOOD ()PPORTI'NI- T0 LET—LOWER noon 6 7°" “LE‘I’mV-‘TE FAMILY : 4
tr boy i? ici‘rn the printer's trade. rooms, 3 Concord street. Allplv 111 would like to find some person in "I”: [I
W at helium-t omce. South Main nlrcet. tilz 3i “mm” “m "I“ “"9 the” ”m3 ’m' ‘
_ ‘olcl Morgan horse, weight 1.20. pounds:
me. is pt-rtectly sound and ]
To LET—TWO AND FOUR ROOM a good ho .
furnished apnrtmpn's with parlor, gas safe for lady or children to Iced ort
stoves, electric light in refined nplgh.'quv9. lo a regular pet. Raised uni
borhootL "The .iohmlonian," 4: Humour farm and never been owned ”it
HII‘H‘I, South Norwalk. (“2 “anybody else. fanned to all kinda of!
farm work and a very nice driver. For}
TO LET—GOOD CENTRAL LOFT, good home and driver,~price ‘
water, electricity, toilet, 1,200 to 1,403 iochleu or peddlertl nerd apply. L'ttllt
Ni. it. Renfirasy for a start. Keys at It liable rear of private estate, 3061
Lawrencp Agency, 15 So, Main ntrcpt,‘N0rth Main Itreet, Bridgeport, Conn.
n17 3g North Main otrect cars pattl the
house.
TO LET—2 APARTMENTS 3,
rooms catch, at 96-98 Taylor avenuef
city. Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov, 16 Grove
street, city, Telephone 1852-12.
FOR BALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one-halt acre of land on West.
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
,plke. Must be cold at once to close
I ' I cash requir-
TO LET~B 1CK UILD .' ”flame. Small amount 0 '
K B 1N0 U‘ ed, baianco on mortgage. inquire
ion street, suitable for storage. Room.“
tor tour auto cars. The crown & Bat-Keogh & Candoe. Attys. United Bank
Icy Co. ibuliding. Tel. 686-2. <
TO LET—FLOORS OF 3 AND ii To LET -— APARTMENTS FIVE
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, eiecuroomo, first floor. all inlprovcmenttl.
tric lights and improvements, Rents Furnished, Only 325. 4 rooms first
moderate. inquire at WOOdWard 3v... tloor, all improvements. Heat supplied.
nue. ransom or 473-3. ’ 1325. Also a ft'w OIhPc tenth.
Ind—871'” T _ ASk John '1‘. Faves
. . t . ,_
Lo'sr—ltottsn BLANKET trul,‘ Nit-731a!!! St.,Nor./alk.
low) ‘bctwcen Lexington avenue and REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE
Ollie-n hil'H‘l. lv‘indcr please return to, .
THE NEW SCIE I: E
.\Iltlrt‘W Choir. 39 Lexinuton avenllc.’
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACI'K
Tcl. It ‘ till 3t“
BUEIFEES NOTRE. Chiropractic ill the dtltinition of no
must; of the disease and the art 0‘
\
4m /
‘.\
1-43.
l
, . .. ‘. , , , . ‘ adjusting the some. t‘limuo 13 can”!
Lnlon Pattcl lltllvcry, Eduard I.” a wrench, NH |, “train 1, ti'.’
l‘ialtcrtv, proprictor. Trucking. ixlngf'back, Even it damn c’v"'l;oc
distance hauling. Light and heavy It creates DIMIWI "5"" "I w "i i
trucking. Office telephones 1581. 3001.}:‘9; ”in in the III-'It'.t..i- 'o
IIllII‘lP conncction m 3'
, " ' i Chiropractara rout-lac tizc (‘Illl'm‘ .
10 per cent, discount on 1917 DRY-limo“? gznuotr’l‘izihtg I-‘lzrhlalimrllgoulgl’o'
, . . can u or t . . o l
Clea—auto tires, seconds “I rm :g’ivenfipecinl attention: also curvaturt.
i it the apincJ You will never regre'
giving the Chlrpractor a chance tt,
--_.-.._...-- ~—- ~—- ,, -- w—-—' | tel you.
I: agnetic treatment: given also.
T. FRANCIS. I). C.
to Washington St. 80. Nor-walk, Cont
‘ Graduate Irom Palmer School.
FOR RENT
DESK ROOM
Apply lirgllialiery
0 So. MalaSt.,So. Norwallt
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IEXPRSéSVSERVICE AT FESZGHI
“ones TO nswvonx
true ANNING .t. SMITH room
3 PORTA‘I’IOU LINE. Inc.
Freight beat leavu War 45.]:-
Rlvcr, r'-~ York (foot 3‘ Jacm
, , ‘ fit.) every any except Sunday, I! 8 p
, j . ,m. Freight motvoo at Nor-walk up It
_. , , I, - 'l o. m. and at Scott Nomlw no u
-* ‘ . ‘ - . , in” p .lt . -
. “ ' tFAamen's DEATH REVEALS
. ‘ ore 3 WOMAN 16 YEARS PRISONER
' q ' nlt'mloxn, Ind. live, lt—Irltol'
1 North Mai Str ‘ ttieath of Jacob Schmick. a seventy-i
n , Be ithreo'year-oid farmer of Eaton. Ohio.
, than revealed that for more than six-
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teen yearn Miss Minnie Decatur) rc-
‘mained in seclusion from the world
ion his farm. without the knowledge
'vot any one. On April 18, £1901. llhe
‘cntcred tbt- farmer‘s home. On No-
Ivembcr 23 last uht emerged for the
tiirllt time. in the same clothes she
lworer sixteen years before.
' The lung imprisonment on the
{lonely farm was voluntary on Mil-lo
tDecamp'a part. according to her at-
{torney hrre. who has filed her claim
againat tho 010.000 «late, which the
waged bachelormieft. Fear of arrest
at— fn’nd disgrace induced her to remain
i ton the farm and to hide her secret
I :lrom her relation, who “Vemtumefl
villltcd the tot'lner. '
.WlliilttllnfsCilocoIatesi
ill-ago zocrlpaono
It You Have
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PRESIDENT OF CWITZIRLAMD
WE. Switzdfland,' Tinned”.
Doc. tar-Felix Colondor, vice-pron.
ident of the Republic and “head at the
Department or interior. today woo
elected President of Bwlturlond' (or
‘lm. in. Edouard 11mm tun elected
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Wilts. not. logs-um. " "
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sleigh with airing of bells 35. Inqulrci‘
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itiscaao and pain. health is restore" ‘\
walk. in said district. deceased.
. Will-Eli methane to m; or
.7," “Free’f‘ Sewing Machine
Denonsiratiou anti Distribtlfiea Sale
rllls SALE was m. A rut nuts out
“THE FREE”
America's Bestt
You pay 10 cents and we give
you a receipt for $1.00, there-
by making a reduction of
$6.90 to each of the .100 morn-
bors taking advantage or
thin special distribution sale.
Don’t miss this opportunity
—-it is conducted on the come
plan as the
I ChristmasSaviagl'und I
' Mr E. W. Wilson, state
distribution 0! $600.00 as he
Machine instead of spending
i
has
Till} FIE
SEWING
MACHINE
tension.
ill paid for.
li'
Our Terms
at
This Sale
134-136
NOTICE
District of Norn‘ttik, st. Probate
Court. December 13. IA, 1).. 1917.
EstntP of Anna Fitch, late of Nor—f
Ordcred, that the administrator or
said estate not administered exhibit the estate of Georgiana Fitch, dc-
its administration account to this reused exhibit the account of the cold department of the Hoyt-Wolthnusen;
court tori’adjustlnent'at' the Probate
Ilce in ‘Vorwaik, on the 20th dav
December, 1917,
noon; and that all persons interoatcdthc Probate oiiice in
in said estate may be notified there- 20th day oi December. 1017,
0!. the said administrator will cause o'clock. afternoon; and that. all m- Collins apparently recovered
ot-
of
at 2 o'clock, 'aftcrv
this orderlto be published in a nowa-
paper having a circulation in said dill-
trict, at least five days bcrbre said
20th day or December, 1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ ' Judgc.
NOTICE
. District of ’Norwalh, til. Probate
Court, December 13, ‘A. 1)., 1917.
Estate of Georgiana Fitch, late of
Norwalk, in cold diatrict. deceased.
Ordnrod, that the administrator ex-
hibit " his administration account to
this conflict adjustment. at the Pro
tbato ofllce in Norwolh, on the 20th
day or manner,- tall. at 2 o'clock.
afternoon; and that all persons Inter-
otlted in said eotnto may be notified
thereof, the administrator will‘caun
this order to be published In I newspa—
'por having a circulation In said dil-
trict, at loam five doyl before laid
20th day of December. 1917.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Jud“.
cotton“. , ,
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WWW. DEA Ids-Cotton
committal dad-c Meow won
7 , three-only
a
manager of The Pro”; sowing Machine Company has ordered this
Tho" I“ ' ' . " h’ it the Free
. Company has done in the put. on a of Dollar; tn national advertising w to
Mr. W. O. Elli! “silk artiat" will ‘
will receive from Mr. Ellie—her llantccllnmmt
ing's final; shaded silk—absolutely tree—mo other Mich doing this work.
REMEMBER
iainsnred for five year: agaiuot lite or accident.
to Ely-oven a needle for live you.
is the moat beautiful, easiest to luv—moot perfect—and the only
sewing machine that has the lotoocillo movement on earth.
THE FREE sews the tines. goods without pocketing and tho heal/lean goods. with the same
11m Free Sewing lauhine is handled by the but denim in your town. No agent: or col-
lectors to bother or anno you. You attend to your own account youult. We cell you The
Free Sewing Machine at on than cash price this week, and you pay only $1.00 a week until it
. 0n machine you select. We give you a {other diooount of 10 per cent. for all the money
paid at time of purchase in expect tit-61.10. f, '
A. J.,,Angevine 8. Son Co.
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CHIt',‘ 'iC, Iii . le-t'. i4.~~-i,‘0IOMI JI—
cob Rnwu‘f. of the .‘Icw York M
cans. and. Phil Ball, owner of the St.
Louis American club, were still dichot—
tag are; piayera today. '
Colonel Rappert'l first drive was an
odor at six players in return for 840
ler. Pratt, Lava}. Re olned mid.
Packinpourh. Meal. Pipp and NW
maker. and any one at his pitchers.
Mr. Ball rejected tht- oiler, but said
to might canalderit further it Colonel
ituppert added $50,000 as an added it?
‘ :éducemcnt
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HUNTING LAW VIOLATED.
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“THE FREE”
America’s Best
HARTFORD. Dee. II—Compluilllx
fhavc been made to Superintendoflt
JIJohn M. (‘ratnpton of the Filth 3‘
Game communion, that it was th 1/
practice of naval men to shoot (huh I
within the three-mile limit oi the Cat ’
Alter paying your 10c you
get your roodpt in run to:
‘7.w—lflfl' “I“ ’6! make arctic-m show. he complaints further
your weekly ' It can 8 states that naval men go out from
* do". until the 1732!: 2. .thcir stations in launches from which
tht-y shoot ducks. Mr. (Trample-
wrrrtc to“ the Navy department will:
for the issuing of an order that would
put a stop to the practlcr. He has re-
(Wired a lt-ttt-r from Washington It
forming him that the Secretary of tho
navy has issued an order‘lo the naval
stations against the shooting of duchl
In the manner complained of, Aid that .
tho- statutes of the state must be or
nervni by the men and oiilccrs of the
Navy in station. The superintendent ‘
has been assured that any violation of
the order will be eve-rely punished.
Inchinc you select to pad
for-yon Got Your lachtne'
At Once—tho one you soled
-—no delay. Only 1w Purch-
aura can join this plan as we
will only distribute
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Silt Hundred and Nin¢ty
Dollars
. V
Beantitnl When Closed
comidcm it better to give it to the purchaser of The free flowing
this special sales plan—undead: lady calling
iding Satin with Bold-
titched one bee ' ulvieceot Be 6 TO HAVE 'wonx our'
‘ ,KIN
“I AT coopsnts HEALTH can. ’
_. John T. King. of Bridgeport. men:
her of the Reptlblican’national can-
‘ mince. is to spend a week or two. at
Jack t'oopcr's health farm at Sta-
i fold in the near future. . Mr. King
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a life long guarantee
baa been trying to pry enough time
ifrom his businrss and political activiv
2' tiei‘ in New York and Washington. tor
71mm» 3 while, to spend at least:
tweek of training at the Cooper farm.
You don’t. have
and we will rush our trouble lull.
Mmdwhelmethingiih ..
this happen: in your home. if you
1’me
to detective. “donated, “m.
or worn out, have us hallo noeoo‘ ‘
You pay to join the club ...... 10c
O T can repute or install a new with
Distribution allowance ...... $6.90 ur ems “ locum rmmnnto ‘
rim Week Payment """ ”“00 at Jooomo A SPECIALTY . / . ‘
~ - This Sal . - ~
m... .....,.. ... .8... . e Inclement. NASH
Plumbing and Hear».
1'01. 135‘
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WASHIN
G
TON STR
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BET
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HIS DEATH 8U DDEN
Io Ghangmg' Needles
Two Speaal’ Combinations
'With 8 Selections '
$105.75
:Mr. Collino Was On Way to Work
' NOTICE When He Became III
District oi Norwalk, so Prtlhato Thomas M. Collins, a well known
Court, December 13, A. [1, 1917, llatterhdied unexpectedly at his bomr‘.’
lactate of Anna Fitch. late of Nor-‘VGS Brushy liill Road. Danhury. WM"
walk, in said district. deceased. ncsdav morninz. at “:30 o'clock. ab,
Ortict‘ed, that the administrator of ter on acute attack of gastritis. Ml’.
Collins was employed in tho making}
'Georzlana Fitch as administratrix at hot factory. He started to work not
the estate oi the said Anna I-‘itch, de- ucnai Wednesday morning, but when
‘ccmted exhibit the account. of the said he reached Garfield memo was taken:
Norwalk. on the suddenly ill, He returned to his home;
'at. 2 and a physician was tmmmoned. Mr.’
I.
from the
ed in said estate of Anna attack and was resting easily until
notified thPi'EOI. the Bijd'about elven o'clock when he was
will rattle this 01118? to attain taken seriouolv Ill and died be- .
the published in a newspaper IRVINE a torn medical aid could arrive.
lclrculatlon in ‘said district. at least Mn Comm "a born tn Ireland,
,tivo days betorc said 20th day of De- and went to Providence, R. 1.. when a
ilcombef, 1917. vounz man. He afterwards came to
: HENRY W. GREGORY. ,Danbury and learned the batting
l I JIM"- trade.’ For thirty years he had been
i -- - :- - —— 1' wmploved in the diflcrent hat factor-
i BASEBALL DEAL WV “0300: Dies of that city, He was a member of
PHU‘ADEm'AV P‘" De" 1.4"" the lint Makrrs' Association. 'Mr. Coi-
wlta learned from it trustworthy has "a a man of quiet. unassuming
“lource here yesterday that the money . disposition “a had a large m of
arconaideratlon involved in the sale 01.10%! ”km” no friends to “mm his
iGrover C. Alexander and William,“ death has caused much reset.
‘Klliefer by the Philadelphia National Mr. Collins *5 survived by the fol-
League club to the Chicago Nation: lowingchlldren: W Collins of
is ‘50300. 0! (III! amount $23,000 I“ x" “.1911; Mrsazdward Jones 0‘
to be paid at once and the remaindor'mm; Mn. William Brennan. of
II to be turned over before the mt lung-7.1:; John Collins, of Tm
lleaoon opens. provided Alamo" u.’ town. 0,; " Input 31.. Anna IL.
act drafted for the National Anny b! Thom” J. and William H. Collins. 0!
fol-o that time. ' mm; glgc by one brother. )lidr
eel Collins. and mini-tor. hire. Anna
aorta interest
Fitch may be
administrator
ALFRED“ rox
Neither Charla n. Woodman mlmq, “a of Providence. It. If MO 00 ,
William 7. Bohr, the president: of‘ m mm will be held from M ‘ will
the clito- dissolved. would auto/(MIN. home. .5 by not Rood, Got- 85' , It.
m consideration in tho mtm.mm azis detect. and 3'
m‘m
“6th turnaround std-o o'clock.
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