business. Morgan's
’ NTEHYSTER MEN
“ER COMM \NDFR FERRI
. APPLY TO CAPTAIN.
“0
NTED—A M AID OF
n Ave Norwalk :28 l
lily of two in coutry Stead
“handrail" care of Wei
N'FEDvEXPfliiENCED
run for general housework
flentlnel.
; TED—“BOY TO LEARN “AKIN
ANTED—'EXPERIENCED' WO- l
on Wsauouper month. Ad-
88920:
b
instill“ innate net range and 886
in
ry Place. No cooking. Good Wall-
"bite prererred, Address “Help"
a29 2tl
-street and Conn Alt
’5
l.
F0. RENT—HOUSI" “11'” TEX
Y‘ John H. Khalil) 218 Plan lliii mad.
6th. Neely
'born Ase
m tar-a man. noon House:
with movements. not. at Cedar w
rooms, :17 Flax Hill mad Bath and res top,
for cleaning and laundry work iur'nace. Rent reasonable .lnquire of both street, upstai
:27 6: 5
-—.—
'ro Ls'r : noon nutter: wrrui
decorated throughoutl
21 On 9
inquire at 50 Seat/low Ave.
l
FOR “LE—JUNE]!
Fill! GALE—NEW FORD wm'rnll
850 per month. Top. Never been out at Crate fiche “19d 1. Hawaii My «sung lor‘
the purpose of spa Milli: thanksgiving
let the home 0! his patents, Br. and
~19“ OVERLANIt WIN Mrs James Paulina of Leonard su'eet
inquire at 4 Elisa- He “m return it. big station at Bay
rs. Will sell cheap. Ridge Monday, December 2.
at Six
I 1703.. 9 Norwalk.
FOR SALE
nude! 83.
l
[no of ith “If. Joe Tariov 9 Ferris Aun'.
uire
ONrflodnt'n Grocer: Co. or J Abuham'fis so Norm”
ail! 8t
«w MM cons and one horse.
T0 LET-TENEMEST8 SUITABLE street. East Xorwalk,
Aid. tor all comers Nomlk, South Nor-
for two ladies who live very walk. But Ilsrwalk, Rowayton. Pric-
Swede or German prefer!“ as varying from 55 to
. 1w een five and six or eventualI inquire Raymond Bros.
E;
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SOCIETY
and raw
m
.N
helght .
nu...—
Peter iauline oi the U.
son's
also ct Ilrookiyr.
oflce
.TO bET‘v-SIX ROOM
Main street. rent 817. inquire of Joe-'
NTED~A YOUNG LADY,
oed. to work in a candy
at Massalotti's. 40 Wall street.
COTTAGE.’
newly paneled and painted. rent 810.:
Also a mars. all improvements at 1103
Ex. oph Disesu 121 Main street or~CentrM
NTED—PRE
who can snake ready. set
man. Wages
'~. st Ave.
of small private printing plant i
not
* and feed. Good position forltiour', 5
825 Murphy \lfg.’llilill‘t' Mrs S. A. Voltage, 241 1-:
lr'il) J. W. Marvin.
ssuax T0 ram; “" 5000““ “Wei ram Norwsiir Arr
FOR “816— :4:-
mania.
E. ‘AVE.
improvements.
Ale
\or walk
.3 -M
‘ NTED—T-WO 000D CAIIPEN
F. J. Hodu's. East Noi'nalk. a2?
1
———
NTED~BY THE METROPOLL
lie and Insurance company a to
Two minutes walk from center.
142343.
quire of Old Well Cigar (‘0.
incl.
boy L‘ullnt office for par-lieu
Saturday mor.ning
~-._ .__—.
$ALE<IIOUSI~I
IR K
all improvements
emum other plums~looking lot n!
k John T Haves
lo. 7 loin St. Ismail:
mu— mansion
WANTED ,
H WING mourns orna-
as ram wants
. mo cmn'r'r, PEA-
f‘fé‘nv c 00., mo.
NTED—gi. BOY TO WORK IN
unical ilcpurment oi the Evening
Fine opportunity for ambi-g
acoust-
1 acre lurid. . To LET-33 nouns A'i‘ so '1'” “‘0" “l“ ”06°“ '1‘“? and “WW 0" (‘onn are visiting in New York
! located on Perry Ave. SlilOl'lllilIW ior menus. inquire Min. it. 'I‘nrlov, 16 the “99°39 ““7" 09 “99’3““ A Du‘
To LET—A STORE AND 2 NW?
room apartments :07 East Wash. St
East hot walk 4 room apartment on
|
I Tel. 60:
gcrove street, or telephone 1868-12.
WWW 61011038
l
l N. Framer of 70 South Main street
than purchased: Hanford l’lacc,
llec. list. 1918. there.
PAINTING PAPER-HAMMER)
decorating. painter's supplies; wait
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
‘ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Alexander
.'AUTO SUPPLIE
“0m
' YCLES VULQANIZING
A. MODNE
., Phenom—a ‘-
horn: min or. so. Nor-uh
.‘. \
you have “any broken
ruw glass have as,
see them. thereby
"0 heat.’
maimed
intone/krona.
181.452 ‘liasiitorwais
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enthusiasm}:
ver 20 Years in Practice in
New York
‘ 'A' 02W DssD Cs
02Washington 86,
South Norwaik, Conn
Phone 511
. , Hen Electricity.
32111 treatment
at carefult enamln d.
' ”consultation an: 9
Hours .101 halo 5: 80 p. rm, Morr-
day. Wednesday, and Friday. our»
:- da .appo‘intmt. Patients
it! by:
l UnionParcel DeliVei-y. Edward J.
inshorty. proprietor. Trucking. Long
lvdletsnce hauling. Light and heavy
‘trucking. Odloe telephones 1881. 800
lacuna connection.
Mm.
' l
Chapel SL inquire 64 Booth mm 86;
.bstimstes cheerfully given 'l‘r‘lalo or.I
of Norwalk in said District deceased, 9“" at 3" “d “I" Nlllenbi’l‘fl» Orland that there is some.
_
IVOBIIP.
home at 13.1mm: street.
Hotel. 273 District or Nor-walk. Isa. Probate
store. I i- :(mm Numruber 18.8.11. 39“; i Mr. tand Mrs. Newman and son, How.
l . ‘ '
To LET‘JTiiRi-n‘: APARTMENTS Fstatc of Edward L. Jondrean “to and 0 New York are spending a (on
The Court of Probate tor the pro. ‘1 “We“ "9“?
irlct of Sorwsdl. hath limited and al i
let lowed all months from the date her-sob
"8‘ for the creditors of said Estate to on-
! lira. Frederick Brundagsand three
i'i‘lross who neglect to present their sc- l "I noduetown, 0°“
, meat to
To LET— -'l‘\\0 Nli‘ ELY FURNISH counts. properly attested. within saidl
.. ed ronrs. Steam- heated, electric lights. time Wm ”0 debuted 8 NW"?!-
hot nater and bath. And use of norm All perisonl indebted to said Estate
Call are requested to make immediate pay-
i
s
‘i‘irst District. from blender.
Notice is hereby given to all
sons liable in pay taxes in the City of
Norwaik, in the Count) of i‘airfield.
and the State oi Connecticut. and the
several taxing districts of said city.
on the assessment list of 1817, and also
a special tax on said list. which
1918. and that I will meet them to re
in
s. v1
\‘orth Main and Marshall airet'is
the Second Taxing imam . o!
and that said otiice will be open there-
after for the purpose of receiving said
taies. every week day at the same
hours. Saturday afternoons and legal
holidays excepted.
Taxes ulll~ also be redeived at the
Town Assembly Hall. Wall street.
Decem-
ber 23rd. to and including Thursday.
January 2nd. 1919.
On all taxes which shall remain un-
paid after the that day of January, A.
D.. 1919, interest at the rate of 9 pfr
cent. per annum will be charged from
per:
i’lTHE BLACK STONE"
Miss lmousuo Raymond of New Ila-i
vein is spondlna the weekend with
her sister Mrs. w. P. treadmill: of
Woodbury avenue
-——-—
. man of good address, Apply in ”fa-CE;~E\EIDDL~ l MARY JONDRAIEAT i u,“ 1 Mr and Mfr-l A. D. liemnreiskamp OI
. ‘ .. 1 s 3d .7 .. E STORE 11‘: Till.“ . in n s r it Dr Bill m .1 9 1 Th
ll stating soc. it mind” an‘ Flynn Block corner of Washington "3’ M l ”99” Mahdi?"
.l occupation .Good saint) am “I,“ and Railroad Place Rent .25 » - TA‘X {OEE’CTm—TGICI w r r ant rs Zho e,-of ow
.. salon. a27 3t per month For further particulars in ‘ York city.
Mr. and Mrs Waldo A. Raymond
'and daughters oi Pusan, N J., spent
Thanksgivim: with relatives in this
call:
.6
3
Mr. and Mrs Edward snyder and
Mr. and Mini: John Snyder of Florida.
liurr) llurr of Detroit. Michigan is
i CPI‘B bald (EXQH III the Ollico of "IO lllt‘ guest of [“3 manger ‘nd .lmer' at
{Collector in the City Hall, corner or
ilw r home in Berkeley street
Miss Martha Hamilton of Flax Hill
2 City. on Monday. December 2nd PM Road is visiting hll‘ aunt in New Ro
' ".'"'~" ‘doors from present location. and Mil from 0 until 12 o’clock torenonu, and r-iwilc. New York
i‘ell‘lO'VO iris tailoring business after from 2 to 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
i
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E
that the revolution is a failure,
Charles (‘11ka 01 w. M" n"
“CAI-km}! JWEY (80W liflmd in 5'0le My W
to spend Thanksgivin! vim ”I 9‘”
loan. at their boom in (busted Hill
:- avenue. Camp lilo his “I. 'm
MlLKlM} (or him, for he has gained m ’9
Blatant, 30:8 W8 and is now I; teet 2 inches in
t.
kn"! fil’
Air. and Mrs. John J. Buckley. Jr.,
lot Brooklyn, and Mrs. Estelle Walsh.
‘ were Thanksgiving
LOST—GOLD BROOCH PIN. WlLl. suits of Ir. iiuokiey‘s parents. Iii'l
the finder please return to Sentinel and lire. John J. Buckley of Franklin
umm
Mrs. F. H. Bradley oi New‘liaven
are spending the holiday as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A.Pranke at their
children 0! 1‘3 Lincoln avenue spent
‘hibit their claims for settlement. ‘ the a” with Mr “d M" John Bela
.‘ cosmos;
TAINMYBWS 7
3WD. mum
omn'ds "ls comrades and in every
We.» mm the revolut'mrary
moment.
this? opportunit: 01ers they will
'nbenden this , mutant!
and begin a counter-revolution.
Asmteof these oifieers, it is de.
elated.” furthering this plot by
awaiting-anti- British propaganda
in Holland with the object of car.
bittcriug the Dutch ngahlst the
rAllies.
(JOPENHAGEN. 1605.29.—
Kurt Eisner the Bavarian Pre-
mier, has caused the arrest of a
(lemon courier on his win to
Austria. according to at Berlin
dispatch to tho2 Boriingaks “is
deride. The courier's documents
were seized.
BERLIN, \r'ov 29 (B'v Tin-As Assn.
ciated Poess). —“Kurt Eisner isi
beginning to become it treated
dous danger to Germany." says
the Lokal Arrzeiger. in comment-
ing upon the Batarialr Premier lil
breaking ofl relations with the.
Berlin For-ego Office. A similar,
attitude is taken b\ the entire
lmungeoiie preset had. even the
Socialist \orn'aerts does not bo‘4
licve that Eisier “has ‘ ken the
right road to assure. llli‘ i: 305' of
the empire and obtain better rpenuc
conditions.‘
The Berlin press in general omi-
dcrnns him as an obstinate, inr-
practical dreamt-r. It is declared
that Eisner nus born in Galieia
doubt!
about his llermau citizenship, and
this is intensifying the oppoaiton
to blur ill some quarters.
KIEV, Nov. 29, via Amsterdam.
—~'i‘he British cruiser Agsrnom.
non, accompanied by French and
British torpedo boats, arrived at
Itisaddsd bonnet-er _
I
Known quality for 100 years. Guan
antee‘d to Bake, Cook and Ileat. ,I ' 3'
~60 oars raw. FREE.
Range: From .825 to 8100
Join Our- Range Club Now.
WMNMMflHHw
New Perfection Oil Heaters -
94.45 to $8150
- “am
. .-
We sirloin in rumour "Isles (lo-piste
(Menu on November 28.
LONDON, Nov. 2li.-'I'he Lib.
li‘ill Party iu Baden bus insured a
proclamation demanding a corn-1
pletc breach with Berlin, accord-
”-1-.
Sterling Furniture Company
127-131 Washington St.
onelilfi.
LIBOONB IN FARMCRAFT.
‘
.‘.——
A New Departure For Many Conan-
tlout Schools.
A series of firm craft lessons for
patch from Copenhagen.
LONDON, Nov
.and hounded during the war, ac
«cording to an Exchange 'I‘elc-
graph dispatch from Copenhagen.‘
Eight hundred thousand
were killed. including 1,7000 odi-
ccrs.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. tilt—«llcp-H
rcscutativcs of (in-at Britain,
{France and the United States “"0!
arrive In Berlin Slltll‘lll to discuss
the qut\ ion of the armistice iliol
glit-rill: corrospondorrtw of the t‘ o
loglru (lazvttc says llt‘ under-
stands.
LUNDON. Nov.
t'l' (ici‘nruri emperor arrived by
train Thursday at lilaarsbcrgcn.
in}: to an Enchaigc Teli‘fl'i‘lpll dis-E
29.~—-'l‘lic form-i
iuse in high schools has been prepared
”9 -‘“A“s"m" under. the direction of the United
llurrgurv lost four million killed States Boys Working Reserve and
Mn be available—about December is
for use during the winter school term.
[according to advices received by “,1
"Win Hood federal director of the res
serve in Connecticut. from the De-
partment. of Labor in Washington. Mr
Hood said that school principals
gshould liriorm him at once as to bow
trunny topics of the lessons they will
need
The (arm craft tourse consists of
about thirty lessons prepared by the
;leading agricultural specialists of the
country and will be of particular
‘ing The lessons will suggest that?
rvnluo to those institutions which are,
giving attention to agricultural trniur '
bum uni my
6... some 0. term
Word was received tum Nor
wslk. today. of the death mum»
day of Ada Louise inland, Wore! Ed
ward D. Leland, of 610~Novillomtreoh
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Kirkland-i ::.
had been ill let a short time with
bronchial pneumonia. ~ mm is'
particularly sad, as only. last week.
Ralph Leland. only son of Ir. and
'llrs. Leland, died of Spanish lniluensa‘.
The son Was thirty years oi ago. ‘
funeral of Mrs. Leland wns‘private.
from the Homede chapel, in Pitts-
This “
l
. .‘
v"
3‘
bush, at 11:80 o’clock, this morning. " I
The Leland family resided for many
years on Ann street, and were nromi
dent in South Norwalk Congregational
church organisations and other activi-
ties hi the city.
-MM~.—
The 1918 tood reserve is the onlv
bile. Cari Schaub is visiting in ‘lvi‘dhm‘l and “9'” by untomobilt boys who have already had experi- safe insurance for 1919 food supplies
and Florida.
A NEW SERIAL—
”..w-.. a
to .lirrcl'ongen ulrerc the formi-
.euiperor is sltlllill. ' ucuoriling to
la Rotterdam dispatch to the Drill}
Mirror.
l LONDO\ Nov. L’il.~»-'llri- nicot-
Etn elementary agriculture under their
‘school faculty. Books suggested by
the Labor Department include a treat- l
fee on soils and one on the essentials
Thrilling story of Modern Tillma~ ing of lllt‘ Allied leaders in London of agriculture.
Adventure Jove. intrigue and the next week will be a prelirrrinuryr Mr Hood is m advise Connecticut's
Grout \\ ar
GE 0110!. GIBBS. --With Next Sun-
day’s New York American
Skill ill Willis
.rnnnm
‘ early upon. the ”larder warm" and re-
tire first day of December. 1918. until
the Same shall be paid. '
Dated at Norwalk, Conn, Nowmhcr‘,
rant, A.-D.. 1913. i
l
‘
numeoaraun , Ls; ill
FULL-PAGE MAP ....atl.-.fl
Showing the Changes Ettocted in thc
Former Empire of Germany Caused ROBERT G.~..M1TCHEIJ
by the Win. A Thing Every Well Ina Tax Collector of the 0in of Norwalk
termed American Will \\ ant to Sw3_
and Study .«With Next Sunday's N
lYm-k American.
i
t
I
Don’t Stay Gray! Here’s an Old-time
Recipe that baybody can Apply.
The use 0! Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gritty hair to its natural
color dates back to grandma's time.
She used it to keep her hair beautiful-
ly dark. glossy and attractive. When
over her hair took on Ibst‘dnli, faded
or streaked appearance. this simple
mixture was applied with wonderful
effect.
‘ But brewing at home is messy and
out of-date Nowadays, by asking at
any drugstore tor a bottle of "Wrath":
Sage and Sulphur Coinpo 3’ you
will get. this famous old preparation.
girnprovcd by the addition of other in-
nmdients. which can be depended 1:01
““ i “turn: FLAG ON OUR House."
i
. Se . The little flag on our house
ntinel “ant Ads Work Wonders is floating all the day
RUB Rfltum Beside the great big Stars and Stripes
4 You can almost hear it say
i To all-the folks in our street,
As the breezes make it dance:
"Leek up and see my own lilue stara
We‘ ve got a boy in fiance!"
’ vb
Don't suitor! instantly relieve achln
muocien‘nervu and Joints with
"St. Jacob. Linimonn'.’
9 The little flag on our house.
. It doses sometimes at night.
- And you can sob it ‘wny up there
‘erat'a “nomad“, Wu my. ”When the street lamp shines last
3600 dNtzloti.Not one case in fifty ”‘1“-
required internal new“. Rub the And sometimes "long toward morning.
misery fight .m! Apply soothing When the cop comes by. nerchnnce
penetrating “St. Jacob‘s Mimtaanir- it signals with its one blue star,
"We' ve got a boyln France!” ' -
.4
,... .
to the hair. .
A well known down and drawer
sawtooth albumin naturally
_ M Mm ‘
he; denies instantly “8t. Jacobs Iini- . . . ‘ . 6‘
Mi" bl ‘ “mm amt!“ In“ The little has on our houe
”can“ robot '3‘,” l6 ~Wtil wave. and wave and wave
and mm not burn ”Until 011:" .00! earneshonie again. , ‘
llo froth! +
AROilALL.
i' IVENll'i"
Limber lip! (lot MW'W3 Or finds in France human.
from mar drug ;
hndzt'iv’eniy ‘ " nobody man“ as '08 3.
I'll!) whirl; I“ 01‘. m 0. .
By the Popular Novelist. it» the peace t-orrfcrt'ircc the Daily' «
Express sins. Colonel House and
Premier Orlando of Ilill\ will be
lliere with thc'Britislr and French
statesmen
* PE‘R’UVIAN counsel. in Lima.
"AIR ’0 A“! mini Lillil-LPoru.'1"lruraday,l‘iov.28.—-E
Senor H. Loan. the Peruvian Counsui
Who tiedfr om iqiuguc Chile. during
the disorders there last week. arrived
in Lima today. There were no mani-
festations on the part of the P‘smVlans
and a crowd of loss than 100 persons
welcomed him.
It is reported that anti-Peruvian
demonstrations continue in Santiail’o
Valparaiso.
luuiqus newspapers received here
give detailsi‘f the. sntbPer-uvian out.-
lbreak them.
trouble sums and mu «inbuilt-
muntsiwmi «tacked. This act is
viewed in Lima as leading ground 10 .
the belief thatuernrnnaa‘ltators were
involved-in the marque affair.
-‘.-uu.‘
FO0TIALL RESULTS
m tofiestm mm! ““0“ ”“1 m” stadium. nm... numud island in- and Bureau of stimulatory though
val Reserves ill. Camp' Devon: 7.
Jill: Clnibrldao; in“. nutrition!
downer-vine, fllsiaer e9.
At a... Yorh’ W 16.060889
“Mill lbil "H“-
d'riiowunrdunns the ‘
numbnmurmsio. . :10. ..
school principals that the agricultural
nnd war treatises provided by the
Labor Department be used as soon as
received.
FEWER HORSES
Despite the growth in population and
increased areas under cultivation, the
horse population oi Los Angeles coun-
ty. California, is now less than one
half as much as in ’.1900 The auto
mobiles and motortnicks have in-
creased from ‘6 to 79.148. The 07.000
horses in the county in 1900 were val
tied at. $5,000,000. In 1810 the drop in
number was to 31.000 ,aud in the en-
suing six years to 20.000. The pres-
ent automobile valuation is nearly
8100000000. Excellent. road condi
tious are considered largely responsi-
ble for the above \ligures '
._...._
‘HOW‘DANGEROUS iNSECTs ARE
WATCHED.
The extent to which the principal
crops or this country are attacked by
injurious insectsis‘ known almost from
lday to day tor the entire United
States. by the Department at Agricul-i
its “w‘ar emersency entomoligioai in
tornadoes service." monorail“ at»,
jam-ht: bass been onus gun are
, ‘ ’ ' s pillars aisle. scrim:-
names and ”violent stations.
incisors of “WW0,“ other not;
mus/Mwuhimsiliu. sore-t, sir-
1' once in farming shall pursue a course W
n. Y.,a. n. sum-mm.
r . nnnmsopumm
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