Entered at the South Neutral!
Poet-once on Second Dina! Hatter.
IIIIIIIIIIIIM III II
IMMMMMMII MIMIM
Hotel Ciittord the Scene of a Merry Gathering—~Addressds by
Editor Tower, Commodorps from Nearby Organizations and
Several Prominent Local Members—Prospects Bright tor the
Best Season Ever Enjoyed at the Seashore
'l‘ be members of the Norwalk Yacht Iowner Of the handsome yacht Margner
(‘lub \‘i'llll. II number of invited guests Ite. was next heard in a happy I-Ipeech
assembled in large numbers at the Ho- relating some amusing stories. and ex
tel t‘liil'InIIIi last evening. the purpose I pleasing his intelcst in the Notwalk
of IIIII meeting being to enjoy a com- ‘.Yacht Club of which he had been a
pllmeutury banquet tendered by the membei for several years '
new IquIuodom, Clarence l“. Osborn. I Rev Georgi-I Drew Egbert. and Rev
and talk mer yachting matters for the l Romilly lI‘. llIImIIIIr.les the chaplains
coming season. That the affair when. of the lord] oIganlzaiion. related a
great success was very evident. andinumber of willy stories and kept ev
much interest was amused among boat I cryone in good humor.
owners and others who contemplule‘ Ex-Mayor John J. Cavanagh. of
coming under that head in a i’owSouth Norwalk, also spoke. and con
Weeks. gratulatcd the club on the dinner and
The spacious dining-room of the ho» L its successful growth.
tel was elaborately IlecOraled with the Several applications for membership
flags of the club, which were arranged were recrivod dating the progress of
in an attractive manner, and the: large the dinnel
' Is coaaIssIoIIEII arson
f
table, In gxtend‘ . e entire
length 0! be room, we t lnIlting.
’i‘he blessing was asked by Chaplain
Itomilly II‘. Humphries. bellowing is
the menu served by Landlord Wall
and his assistants:
Blue Points on half shI-il
(‘IIickeu bIolh with rice
Baked sen trout hlaiIIc d‘llt'itel
l’omnles l’aIisiennc
Olives Pickles (‘IIlery pepper
Itoast spling lamb with French peas
Salade Waldorf
I'I‘ilcl lie boeuf aux Clutmpignons
i’ommes JulienntI
Roman punch
Assorted cakes l“l‘llll cake Pctit four
Assorted nuts Raisins Figs Dales
Edam and American cheese
(buckets. etc. Cafe noir
At the conclusion of the rcpast ci-
gars and cigarettes were paesednand
(ommodole Osborn expressed his
pleasure at having so many present
and at the interest manifested in the
affairs of thII club. He spoke especial
ly of his plans for the. season now
cotnmenclug. anti stated that be pro-
posed to oil'el' a number of cups for
club rat-es. races between the Yacht
Club and the Norwalk Launch Club
boats. and. if deemed advisable. II cup
to In. challenged for by the various
clubs in this section. He then intro-
duced (‘IIurIes P. Tower. of New York
city. The latter Ia editor of The. Am»
I-rirun Yachtcman. and is one of the
Iuosu prominent promotora (If the sport
of racing to he found anywhere on
Lona Island Sound. “(I delivered an
interest lIII: address, complimenting the
Nurwalk Yacht Club (III the. name it
had made in the phat. and hoped that
its ploapeilty would continue.
Editor Tower was followed by (‘om
modorc II‘. S. Willett. of he Bridge
purl Yacht. Club. who as very cn-
llillrlllil-illl‘ over the matter of building
new boon-I. and having races—either
single club events or II seriee between
the clubs In llIII western end of the
Sound. llI- favored Commodore Oa-
lIorII'a plan In this latter respect.
ltcar t’onImodore fl. ll. Gillespie.
tillilfll‘ of the Stamford Advocate. and a
prominent member (If the St. mford
‘l‘nchl triuh, stated that the org plan
lion III which he belonged had plans
under way fol one of the biggest
IIIIIIIIII «ch held in these watha. and
he «ordlaily invited the Norwalk Yacht
flIIlI members to Hill“! iIII-il boats
and also to visit the club house at
Hhippan Point. Through lhe courtesy
of Editor ’l'owcr it Was expected to
him-n an exclusive date hunt the Yacht
low but Adam lotion. and the event will
he II null-worthy one. A large aub-
acIlpllou list has already been secured
for the. purchase of cups for the win-
ning boats
Roar (imnmodoro Geri Footer, of the
luldacphrt Yacht Club. who is also II
Well known attorney of Bridgeport.
spoke on the poanlbilltlen of such
clubs. and was unruly In favor or
good. clean aporloninnlike yacht recon.
IIIIIIII he said. would prove napalm
ifllllr'. after other fade have had their
dm and which had proved popular
inr over a century.“
Secretary 00hr e girlie then read
a my lutemtilr‘tn' and gimmicky com
piled history or that rwellt Yacht.
f‘ lull. abowlnt lift
small beginning ten
present time. The dirt
- Norwalk Yacht cum Hence.
to
did Hairy Holt, place on Prospect
was never in
butter condition flit .
. Rear Com .
, New You“
The members present were: .W. F.
arke. L. W. Doty. E. E. Gotham, W
Herbert Jennings. Dr. J. Milton CII
IIIII'II. .I. J Walsh. Charles P. 'l‘owel.
F. ll. Montgomery. W. H. Byingtou
Dr. C. G. Bahamian. Jacob Ii. Ray
Inond, E. III. Maelmllau. H. ll. Muss
man. I. it. Wilmot. D. A. \‘I'adhnmu. II:
W. II‘itIIII. 'l‘. .l. Keogh, W. ll. Ward
well. \I'. W. II‘crrIs. .IIIIIIIIs Golden. W
A. Peek. A. Mossman. [in C. ll. KIIIIleI
llobeII II‘. Way. Frank Nash. (I‘. II.
lingers. (‘. Borda Samuel l,v.ncs .l
.i (avanughfih lSterling C III Cur
tie R. G. White" lioIaIc S ilntch.
1“. Mills, Alonzo W. Smith.
The guests were: Seymour Curtis.
(‘omnIodorc E. S. WiIlI-It. Rev. B. l“
liumphrles. G. l.. Goodward, Commo
(lore (‘an Foster. (‘IImmodortI {lilies
pie. Louis Leonard, Rev. G, l). Egbert.
CommodoreI W. ll. llulIoltz. of the Nor
walk Launch (.‘iub.
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SII MIMI
MM MIMI
South Norwaik Young Al ’
a Narrow Escape from 0th
at Tokeneke, Yesterday AI»
Iernoon
Stephen Ungvnry, of Bullion alrecl,
had a. very narrow escape from BlltlI
den death at Tokcueke. As it won IIII
fell from II scaffolding IllirIyd‘lwI feet
high and sustained IIIIIIIIIIII injuries.
linuvary wan IIIIIployed liy 'l‘homna
Keogh in doing plIInIbinIt and general
wotk and was high up on one III‘ the
scaffoldinua surrounding the new
house thclc
Whether the scaffolding broke or
whether he fell oil has not been aacer
lulned, and lingvnry does not. acorn
to know. Ho full the distance of thir-
ty-fI-el to the frozen around below.
and lllouc who saw the accident sup
pom-Ii that of course he would be hit
led by the tell
Me Write picked up, however, and
found to be alive. He was thereupon
taken to his home. in Benton street
and Dr. ii. 13. West was called to at
lead him. His back was severely bran
ed. the right wrist was sprained and
his hip injured lie also unstained
internal injuries. the nature of which
has not as yet been learned
He in getting along as well today
as could he expected.
W
AN .sxccunva OFFICER.
Motion to Coach Complaints in
Mandamus Proceedings that
Were Brought by New York
Life Companies
HIAR’IWRD. March 12.~—Is the in-
surance commissioner oi‘ the State of
Connecticut an executive officer, and
can a writ bf mandamus be properly is-
aued against him? The attorney-gen-
eral oi’ the state and associate counsel
say he is an executive omcer and a
mandamus cannot be issued against
him. it. is up to Judge Wheeler of the
Superior Court. to give a dccsion on
do as questions
Attorney General King and William
F. Henney. acting for inautunce Com-
missioneI Upson have filed with Clerk
Conant. of the Summer Court. motion
to quash complaints in tiltI writs of!
mandamus issued against the. com
miIslo'ner by Judge Ralph Wheeler.
January 19,1906. on application of the
Metropolitan and the New Yorkl Life
Companies both at New York The
qt estion arises out of the payment of
or erpald taxes to certain New York in
suIanIe companies the. New York Life.
getting 810 969. 45 and the other claims;
being disallowed The New \ork
Life claimed $34. 878 and tho Meiropoli
tan $14. 000 and it was at the lnstign-i
tion of these two companies that the.
writs of mandamus were issued
"a
HOLD UP LIQUOR DECISION.
There has been no decision as yet re-
garding the remonslrance in the up
plication of the Connecticut Brewer
les Company for It saloon in Ely “"0“
one. Why the decision to being held I
up by the County Commissioners docsw
not. appear.
F. Clark—Plant for Fair and
Finances in {Good Condition
a
I
The annual (meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company was held
last evening. at. the headquarters in
Havlland street. It, was one of the
biggest gatheringd ever held and con
sldeIable rivaity was in evidence over
some of the planes to be filled in
the list of officers. 1gp candidates for
foreman were Cb” f’ F. (limit and
Archie Nash and; grouper was re
elected by a handéo” mmajority. The
nil.:0w
:rcmnn—»Samuel
others chosen are.
Aaaidtantfliflnmllton ('OmI
First Assistantlu
iNorris.
Second
stock.
Soc I et nry~Willill
Treasurer—«Frank Ferris.
SIIIwanl--— ltiéharid pant.
'l‘uo new meflib l‘a‘ill'eru elected.
The matter or t e coming fair was
discussed with inter” and the var-
ous committeeip‘, reported their pro-
gross The tickets 're being distri-
buted and to. boiling. idly. it was
decided to increase the soliciting com-
mitted to forlv. Souvenir buttons ad
verlisiu; the event were distributed
to the members. They contain a hand-
some painting of the truck and is ver
neat In design and lettering
The annual inspection of uniforms
was also made and ‘ fit of them well:
found to he in good audition.
I
l
TE Tammany.
l
Wrapped in a dilapidated. but bright-
ly hued blue skirt. the body of a per-
‘chh ioInIed newhom white female.
baby was disc'oched about 7
this morning in a IlIIv'IIIIny of the
Meeker Coal Con. pany yard in Smith
tIcIt Norwaik.
be case IIIeI since. but little tuner-es
Ins so far rewarded their efforts it)—
‘l‘ftl‘tl learning the identity of the party
III parties who disposed of the infant's!
IoIIIaIIIs in this manner. The authori-
.ies hope, to get some clue that. will
'ead III the establishment of the child's
PHIBE I] lit
IS lllllNlilfl
llllIEHS
New Sonic Will Go Into Effect
March 15, and Wholesale
Consumers Will Pay 30 Cents
Per Hundred and Families
50 Cents
Norwalk ice. consumers both small
and big will immediately feel the re
sult af~iho grunt autrclly of ice anther-
lng during the‘ winter about III end.
Yesterday afternoon the li‘l‘ dealers
of the town camp lopelhor again at
Ihe City Hotel. South Main ulrect and
unread IIII u now scheduled of lncrcaa.
on prices to go into effect on March
lfilh, which III 'I‘lIIIrIIdIIy of thin week.
The new scale calla .for it Ibdrae
of ill) caulk per hundred pounds to.
wholennlc consumer» and fifty cents
for families. Horoloforo the. anioon
keepers and urn); atnroalhnvc been
sold shaved or cracked Ice for the re.-
mIIIIr wholesale rate. but they will
llOii pay family consumption prices
Out of the biggelli IllIIIlIIrII Willi lhlll
morning that the new price was made
subject. to change. lilltl It may be in-
crossed at any little The present
charges for ice are iwenly cents per
hundred wholesale and thlrIy five chill,
for family use.
After last week's bleetlup Frank H.
Merrill. one of tho. town argcet loll
harvesters. wan delegated to see what
he could do in purchasing for the loud
dealers out of ma, but he 1'1th with
but little. succeed In finding any or
the commodity in this vicinity. litany
THE MOODY PLAGI LIACED.
Schuyler Hamilton, stepfather of
re Henry Prowltét he: leaned the
(Indy place. in Flam around no it
tern of years Mr. Hamilton tin: been
in Norwallr for mine time AI onc
time he contemplate-d porch Irina .Ihc
are»
““6.
Wane-Inn
. I«It! tuFIIParlm’ll rear Mdllddltedio
of the his New York dealers remand
to Hated to any proposition to IIelllnI'
d eiIII'lt-I pound
did irIIIII l'. vWH'ei. that hr» mul'l
illiltl‘ltli’ln by the rulimul lrInI Lulu-
t hunrlniu at $3 per ton . .t the cars
were. Tile price of Ice delivered in
‘Nnrwaik by boalle'd “mo Melon at
the prmi dine in “cl all per on. Tim
AN muehucmoli
parentage within'n day or two.
"Iih. gruesome find was made
I
I
‘back to the head of a ravine.
MABSHALS KILLED w”BY
WIDKLIFFE OUTLAWS
m
Armed Expedition Against Full
Blooded Cherokee lndians,
Ended Disastrously
VlNi'i‘A. l. 'l‘.. March lbw-One llilni
tired armed men have tune into the
Cherokeh country in pursuit of the
Wlfiliffe hand 01' lndian outlaws, who
on Sunday afternoon. 31 miles south.
west. of Vinita ambushed a United
States metabolic posse of six men.
killing Deputy Marshall I. G. Gilatrnp
and wounding Dick Terry, a [mafia
man.
Reports of the fight. which took
place in the settlement of the Night
Hawk band of Cherokee lndians full
bloods. who refuse land allotment, are
conflicting. The first report. brought
by a Innvivlng posse man. was that
three of his comrades were killed and
that only three Wickliffe lnotheI a were
engaged on the other side. A later re.
port is that eleven Indians resisted
the posse.
Bob. Thompson nrrivcl last. night
from the ace e of the fight at Saline
Creek with he body of. Deputy Cil
strap. Thompson says that the posse
after trailing the Wicklii’i‘es all day
with bloodhoundu, came upon them in
the afternoon. The Indians, eleven in
number. took refuge in tho ravine and
opened fire. Thedeputies threw them
selves upon the ground and a hot fight:
which lasted an hour insued. De-
puty Gllslrap was shot through the
head at the, first exchange of shots.
The deputies were driven gradually
Terry,
had been wounded. and he and Tuttie
became. separated from the rest ol'
the party Finally the deputies forme“
n breastw‘mk anti the lndinns despair
lot: of II-achlug tlIIInI. withdrew
PROBABLY HAD BEEN DEAD FDR SDldL ’.TlME AND AUTHORITIES ARE MAKING
Ihow cch that the child was In all prob
by; ability dead llefole it was carried to
James Morn. an Italian yard man. He l the place where. it. was found.
was just opening up the place thisi
Oi‘lmk morning IIlIen he saw the blue bundle; mm that the child's life had probably
called to Winfield lIIcI-n snuh‘ed out by someone after it
another employee to also come was born, but a glance at it did not
ital] telephoned to reveal any marks of \Hlolence
iin the Him He
Illnll
IIIIIi \‘lt‘W his find.
Chief of Polite Thomas Bradley and’
n'" ””1“" hm“ “W“ W‘m‘mg 0“ Ithc latter in turn. notified Medical foundurapped maybe of assistance tI
IIIZXIIIIIIIIII. S. H. Huntington.
l Intel after \leuing the body
The opinion “as expressed by onc
The skirt in which the body was
the police in unraveling the mystery
Dr. IlII-cnuse of its conspicuous color The
'ilunIiIIgiotI said that he did not care ammeut was old and torn in many
.Io prl‘ess any final opinion until he I plums As IheIc was no blood on it
IIIIId lllJIlt‘ illl examination of the rc- ‘lhe presumption is from the amount
*IIIIIIIII. at ltnanI-IIII .9 Son‘ 3 uIIIlIIIInh-
Iing establishment. where he gave. or-
IdIIrs to have it removed. lie stated.
plunger supply they have on hand for
f‘lltlllllfll‘l‘ii, while other dealers figure
that in is cheaper to buy ice at. this
time III” the your from Massachusetts
than lil do so when hot weather or
riven. With Illia idea in mind, one
of the largest Norwaik dealers in sav-
luI; all be has in his houses III the
present moment.
The dealt-rs present or represented
III yesterday‘s meeting were id. '1‘. flaw
tea, .l. ll. Raymond. A. A. Bells. .1. ll.
Wheeler, McFarland and Pickering
Harnold and Meyers, Frank H. Mere
rill, ’l‘iu- Norwalk llygela Ice Manu-
facturing IIIId Refrigerating Company
and Hunter lluticry.
it in stated that illl‘ price of tee.
III llrltlxlipllri and New Haven Is now
30 cents wholesale and Ill) (Innis re-
lull.
a“
ODL. LESLIE SMITH FOB .
BRIGADIER GENERAL
Congressman lllll introduces a
Bill in the House. Recom-
mending soon Norwallt 0i-
ficer’s Promotion
(Sultan-ashlar) iiill today lnlrmlucvd
It bill in NW house authorizing the prcI
aiIleIII to appoint Col. Millie. Smith.
of South Norwnlit. to the crude of
hrlgmiier general. U. ii. A.. and place
him on the retired lill. Col Smith
”erred in the render army nearly 40
yearn He first enlisted IIII II private
in July, 1949. In April liliifl. he won
appointed first. lieutenant. and served
during the war of the rebellion with
the army of the Gulf. After the war
he won with Carter in his indinn com-
palana through the West and was re
tired in 1888 an I colonel.
iNIPl0'i'ID LlOH‘f' PLANT.
(3. id Phillips, of Baltimore. and The
dare Stories. of Barton. Ive been in
Saudi Not-wall: the part two days melt
in: a Inorought inspection of the Maui.
cipnl Electric Works. in tho interest
o [the Clv c Federation of the tinllnd
Sluice. Thu two expert cashmere
bur lII-cu 11 II sin of Huprrihlr-minul
I. i’.‘ Winrhnler
On and after March is. the N! no Ill:
and South rim-walk Ice denim In It
rinse, the tandem. claim re an?
very mna‘sr‘unter colt dire retell
WM “it! fallmbfi Wide: Wholm Ila.
£51.th Enlighten“! per ton Sher
about the child that the latter was
Idead for some time before being wrap
.perl in the skirt
TO LET.
To LET-FIVE ROOMS. LOWER
floor. 10 Pleasant stloot. East Nor-
walk. Address G care Sentinel.
mitt at
T0 LET--—liOllSlii AND BARN. N0.
37 Bayrlew avenue. Inquire at No. 67
West street. mm at
TO LET”IAATE‘1Y ALTERED
store In (.ireenport, L. l. Has been
occupied as clothing and dry goods
store for 30 years. Former owner. who
recently died. did a large business.
Apply by mail. S. Meyhach. 743 Third
avenue. New York City. 1117 iii
FOR RENT—AT 3 WINFIELD 81‘»
East Norwnlk. on trolley line. new don
his house. seven rooms on o. side, all
modern improvements. inquire of W.
S Hnnford, East Norwalk. near Win
field Itreot. me it
TO LIT~BECOND FUDGE, Wi'l‘ll
large vault. in Foirheld Fire inaurance
building. suitable for club, odicee or
light manufacturing. Apply to John
H. Knapp. 82 West CereL mil If
LOST.
L061“ -- MONDAY. BETWEEN
Washington street railroad bridge and
lloyt‘ II Theatre. a sum of money Find-
er will please return to t‘. liundley
Dibblo'n Grocery. mil it
LOST—0N RAYMOND 312. ROW-
IIyImI. Sunday II brown molten
book containing 024 and pa era with
ltalian writing on Finder w it be cult
ably rewarded by returning lame to
thin cities all: at
“4-” I. I“
Iron SAL}.
of 10 rooms and bath room and hard
wood ilnlsh. bent. material and neat
workmanship. Spacious grounds. nice
ly located at head of Five Mile River
harbor. overlooking the some and also
Touristic band Go. On line of trot
tar and five minutes from railroad
station. One hour from New York
Will be sold for 99.500 it sold on or
heroic April 1. Mermaid taken no
ply Georch Raymond. RoIIIIytrI-I.
Conn.
‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
SOIl'flONI “WHO Nil ALI.
lira. were
04:
nice would
South Main street.
POI DALI-“IIARGE NEW HOUSE w
, ‘. wad! bone and
drum. Ill
' . cartedm .h'“ Bell 144'. Walnut-i.
peraiurop lent lit and .
ilaht variable In”.
TWO CENTS,
”9...”... . _.._. “mu—WWW” .. m -
'Sl [ Ill lllll Illfl
Pfl‘a‘lfl Ill Wiltlllilll _
Bl NEW 2 llllli “VIBES
Structure Was Demolished With Charge of Nitro—Glycprlnm—
im‘portant'Clue Attached to the Bottle that Contained the Eli-
plooive—Burglar Alarm Wires Cut Last Week- Several
Hundred Dollars' In Strong Box Remains intact
Wrapping the massive safe of the the boswfllce and found papers lbll
Falrfleid post office with wet blankets letters strewn about the floor. as well
to smother the sound of the expiosloni as bits of broken glass that had both:
burglars wrecked the safe but falled' scattered over the floor when the bur-
to eecule any compensation for their glare smashed out. a pane of glass in
pains. So quietly did the cracksmen the east side of the. building to effect
execute their work that none of the. .an entrance. The oftlce wan In its ,
neighbors. even- those living in a fittsual condition at. it o'clock lant nlzbt.
stone's throw of the scene. failed to Positive evidence has been secured .
hear the crash that must have no that the craksmen belonged to the no-
companied the bursting open of the torlous gang with a rendenvotta at
big steel doors of the safe Several ”Shy Jack's place" No.9 Bowery. at
hundreds dollars in cash and stamps the corner or buyer direct. New York
in the strong box remained intact. The. city, fer in their haste the sen left
mulls were not. tampered with. .a bottle half filled with nitro- ycer- .
Nothing was knovln of the crime on “10 boring the name of a Jewish draw , .-
til at. 6:15 yesterday morning George .
Smith. assistant postmaster, openedl
LAID UP WITH INJURED ANKLE.
Thad. Bette who is now a traveling
salesman for the Bigelow Varnish
Company. of Newark, ls laid up in a.
llOFDllfll ill Bl‘fllllflbUI‘O Vermont for MISS POLHEMUS SURGEON CHI.
a ten days- as the. result of turning ropodist, graduate of Dr. Knhlers.
over his ankle Sons' School of Chiropody 481 Fifth
_ . .. .Ave.. New York" announces she has
CEMETERIES ‘entered upon the practice of her pro-
Riverolde Cemetery -— Norwalki
fession at 18 Taylor Ave. Tel. 2154i.
Appointments at private residence!
Conn. seventy acres beautifully locat l
ed Lots to suit all. it is wise to
BUSINESS NOTICES.
select a lot while. you me alive Ap- . ..—.—.
ply lo Geo. W. Voorheea. Superlnlum SHIRTS CUT TO MEASURE—II"
deal. you want shlrIs to tit. send for or call.
_ 7 on G. S lr.eiand who is prepared to
cut any style you wont l‘Iom your own
material or will tarnish the goods at.
popular pricIII. G. S. Ireland. shit
i manufacturer Rowaytqp avenue. Row
|nyion; IIIslde'nco, 12 El Grove “1'06
30. Norwul . Orders re hired at elth
- mu
(Continued on Second Puma.)- -
. PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO iNSTRUCTION 3v omoaou'
Bender. Studio as South Main In.
C.
a
WANTED.
WANTEII—nasssmkeas.’ mt-
periI-nced. at ti Crescent Terrace. at
once. mitt 3t
waurewuv HUNGARIAN one.
situation at general housework. Apply
7 Ely avenue, mitt 3t»
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Dr. l’ardee-Dllr
brow. 36 West avenue. mitt 3t
9 Main street; New ”I
filed for 25¢. .
old. at 81. 25
& Son, Props...
are making 1
photos. nicely
fuels and Imp
WANTED—A GOOD COOK: MUST
be able to read and write. Apply Dr.
Bohannan. So. Main street. m1: t! G F. BENEDICT. PAINTER AND.
WANTED AN HONEST. INTEL decorator will paint your house with
best materials in a neat and work
manllke manner Ask for an estimate.
Address 12 South Osborn avenue. miles
Norwulk.
AUTOMOBiLB. CAmAGE m
wagon repairing and "painting; new
and second hand can? i and wat-
ons for rule; horse ab 3 Int! 'pIcil
pins. and general blackll‘nlthinx. at
James H. Lester‘ a. ammo St. .
apnoea. MOTIOAIJ”
our
ligent boy. about 16. Postal Typewrit-
er Co. Knight street Norwaik.m10 3t.
WANTED—:BOY TO WORK W A
meat market. Apply to Frank Kari.
76 North Main street, South Norwalg.
mill 1
WANTED—CARPENTERS. REGU-
lation wages. Apply at. once to bee
lie Gamble Seariew avenue. East. Nor-
walk.m12 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE. A GIRL FOR
general housework. One who can go
home nights preferred Enquire alt) iti‘l
m
at
.I. A.
painter Paper Hansel-1M Deon
Estimates lubmitted Addrou MIMI
son street. toot of mom OPINION!
Luther wager . on It
MR3. ANNIE M. HAYES. (iii no
Main Street South Norm. Conn?
graduate in dermatology kindly coll:
cits your patronage. Bhempoolnf
electrical scalp treatment. thrill mu.
sage. a specialty; superfluous hair and .
blemishes removed without 9011.001»
suitallon free.
”sos stag; '
FOR eALa—Two mushroom:
800-933. $17.60 each. Adam incum-
tor care of Sentinel. mid 8b
FOR 8ALE~BARGAINB IN 1100‘”:
es and lots. all parts of the city lid
town. Prices for housed 9900 and ill)-
ward. Call and see what i have not. i
listed before buying Crockett id. _
South Main street. more" ”'
Iron DALI—l WANT “To THANK
party who introduced mete Como]
Rapid Corn Cure. 1 new wall: '
ease and comfort. Jack.
drug and when stored. lilo
FOR cam—Moroncmun. lane.
and hand in good condition: 3 it. p
instructions given to pllrelimr. .
sale if sold this Week. 1'”! J.
Hoyl‘a Theatre. Washington it”?
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WANTED—~YOUNG WOMAN WITH
little baby desires room and board
with elderly maple. Must be comfort
this and homollkc. State terms. Ad-
dress B. 0. 8., care Sentinel. mls it
WANTED—TO [EASE A COUN-
lry house with some acreage: unfur
ninhed; within a mile of station, in
first class condlIJOn. Address 8. w..
care Sentinel. . this at
wanna—ulster crass CAN-
vaeaer to take agency for standard
article for South Norwalk and suburbs.
Poet ooh-o Box 451. Providence. 3331
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WANTED-81! GENIAN, ANY
kind of work. Understands farming
inquire or Milli-cu Julius Miler.
Burchard's, Wilson Point, 80. Nor-
wnlk. laid at
WANTED —- ARCHITECTS. CON
tractors. business men in all lines. to
know that The Clifford Public Step.
ogropber handles all lines of copying
and lypewrltlng, reasonably and antis-
flu‘l0l'.lly Mary id. Kearney, The Clif-
ford. 'Phone 498.
WANTED—CORSET OPERATORS
an acre stitching. steel stitching and
lap ueamlux. Apply George C. Hatchet
ler d; (30.. Railroad and Myrtle ave-
nueII. Bridgeport, Conn. ml tf
WANTlD—DON'T SELL YOUR
leather bode; have them made into a
delightful folding momma. Hair met
more: steamed and donned. Write
for descriptive pamphlet to the 3.1
1!. Welding Mattreu 001.191 llluI
”button Stale. dd
WANTlemN'th Iron Tim
wreaths tourna out to be given in
Mystic hold Hill. A ril 21 and Bit.
m the meow m do”... of
The fiend“. lutri April 2;
liter particulara address men In
mitten. Box 603.30 Nehru-walk. ritual
munitions also m are
children) on gentleman a reentry piece
in Wooten". Man maul. understand
co‘and all work per-
It: to a well not place. Wire
must be good plain cook and butter
matter. A soodf lands WWlded Ii
1W wood
(loco
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If ill health.
lichen and good Kayla
slam balloon; to o maxim ,
li'or furtft , .. ~
Ipply to a. ll. Morrili..1ffl . . .
Iron MLI—J’ARTRI
dotte chickens-4i pull .
unlock. heavy lay
Oodbin barium. .. .
m. J. A. Carter, Now .
Raymond Grocery 00., 1
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FOR “Lie-FARM 0
torus llama, cow sublet
good lot for building a
house In real ternmnr‘y
IInt Address MCI. L.
"hum Wenpcrt. Conn.
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