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WANTED.
FOR - SALE.
TO LET
WANTED—A BABY OR YOUNG
child to board; good care given: terms
reasonable. Also any work to do at
home. Mrs. C. L. flandley, 72 Fort St.,
East Norwaik. 315 iii
,-.FOR BALE—ONE FOUR-ROOM
and one six-room house, centrally lo-
cateddn South Norwallt. with ranges;
city water. Apply 84 Harbor Ave”
Norwalk. Phone 1192-5. s15 3t
WANTED~NIGHT WATCHMAN;
good permanent position for a reliable
man. State experience and wages.
Address 8.. care of Sentinel. sis 3t
WANTED ~ TWO COMPI'J'I‘ENT
ulrds. one first class cook. other cham~
barmaid and WRlil'fiSS,’ must have good
reference. Mrs. J. A. Farrell. Ilick-
ory Bluff. South Norwalk. s15 3t
WANTED—«TRIMMERS ON MEN'S
sliaw hats Apply at once Mutual
lint 00,.(‘1053 and miter Sis. No
w:.11k" 615
AP~
all 3t
WANTED FAMILY IRONldIi.
ply Crescent Laundry.
WANTED A HIGH CLASS SE W-
er for ladies \vzoik good pages to
right path. Inqulrc Ivclnsiein, St.
North Main St. all (it
. 7F .
WANTED—w'l‘liOliOilGlIiX COM-
pemnt. reliable young girl desires por-
nument position as stcuographer and
typewriter, with chance of advance-
luent. (‘an take dictation rapidly and
transcribe accurately. A., care Sen-
tinel. 514 Ill
WANTED A COMI’E'i‘IdNT Gilli.
i‘ordgeneral‘ housework in family of
thrdfe. No. 2 Fairflcld AVE. South
Nnrmlk. 8133i
WANTED—~OPICRATORS ON POW-
cr machines. Interstate Rubber (30.,
83-85 Washington St. South Norwalk.
s12 6t
WANTED—"(11111.3 ’I‘O saw on
buttons. interstatoJiubhor l‘o., 83-95
Washington St. South Norwalk.
912 (it
WANTED~OLD (Hm-38E FEATHER
beds. ilest cash prices paid. Address
(3. ll‘. Dickinson, General Delivery.
South Norwalk. 1110 lot
BUSINESS NOTICBS.
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
mxafianteed. as West Wuhlnston 8t
3 FOUND.
Poona-«A suhlmsxirr. WHICH
drifted ashore at Cove. Ave. East Nor-
walk. during the storm 11 month ago.
Apply to Odorgo ll. Wilntot, 31 9;)?
s ' t.
'Ave.. East Norwulk
BOY or six BOAKB glOJ’IR'I
DRESS lN Oil. AND IURNB,
HER TO DEATH
. BERKELEY, W. Vic. Bent. 16.-—-
While his mother went to a grocery.
leaving him alone with his sister,
Mary, aged three years, Charles
Hhoriur. axed st saturated the cur:
clothes in keros'dne mi set fire to her.
ltiiltniy filling a tub with water he
watched the flames burn themselveo
out, then piqued the unconscious child
in water and washed her burus’. tour-
hug the lillaicred skin from her, bodIV.
literally skinning her alive. ‘
When the mother returnsd home an
hour later the girl was breathing her
1am. The boy otlce set on to the
house. lie can give no reason for2 in
art except that he wanted to he
flames ‘
W
JACOB MiLLIR assaults A slam
ALV‘HO "KGKL
Jacob Miller. of asides mil hills 9. ‘
suffered a Enoch Wednososy altos»
noon and its 1.1151111; is parilliiy
. lory. ‘Aliclionebr
AUCTION SALE AT CLARK IiROS.‘
shop, just above First Church. Milford,
Conn. Tuesday. Sept. i9, it) a. m. One
50 h. p. upright holler. one 30 h. p. en-
glue. one sawmill. one rounding ma.
chine, band rip and out off saws. one
"dog" planer. one emery grindstone.
two hand lathes. pulleys. belting, shaft
lag. hickory and oak plank and sun
dries. Immediately following will sell
one acre land including water power.
mill site. etc. situated or New Haven
Turnpike about two miles from Mil.
lord i'. 0 Terms each. R. illici-
. V; 918 ill
BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD $12.
East Norw,alk Million each 3500 for
the two leis inquire isaac munch, :iil
Cove Ave all ”ti
POW" 8ALE~~MILI§ ""ROI’TE Yb?
South Norwalk. Address "Milk." Slou-
tinei oillre. sit lit
FOR 8ALE~ SIX BARRELS Ol‘
sweet. older. $5 a barrel. Apply at 93
Lexington Ave. South Norwulk. all lit
FOR SALE—«MOTOR BOAT "22115
nearly new; price reasonable, i). ii.
Scott, Rowaylon. Tel. con. sill 3i
FOE QUICK 8ALE-67 WHITE
ileghoras. 75c each; 49 Rhode Islaadli.
851. adult. Long Shore Farm Sanso-
tuck, Conn. Phone 138. Westport.
u29 if
4-..-
”FOR SALE OR TO LET
FOR SALE OR To LETmii‘UR
nished or unfurnished as desired. nine-
room house. bath, corner i-Iutnilton
Ave. and Lowe BL: steam bent. elec-
tric light. coal and gas ranges; one
half acre or land. fine shade. slirubhery
and‘fruti. inquire Mrs. L. A. mini:-
lass, South Norwavlk. .313 ill
*unm.
PROFESSIONAL.
MUSIC LEIBON8~THOROUGH
instruction. Terms moderate. lies-
sous siren at pupil‘s residence. Music
supplied. classical and popular. Mull
orders tilled. Prof. H. ii. Newton.
Norwalk. Telephone. all 31
inane msrsucriou wusaotn
MncFal-laudfil Indiana PL. South Nor‘
walk. Tel. “.8”. us {it
CLARENCE e.Now1.AN.,v10LlN
ist and teachers. resumes teaching,
Monday. Sept. ii. A personal interview
invite .4 Wednesday from it to 12;
Beta ays from ‘3 to 4. Studio. ill
France St. Norwalk. sli lit
'PIANO INITRUCTION -— THOR-
oushneu and individual requirements
receive special attention. Prefer to
instruct pupils at thlllr home. Miss
Lelia A. Growl}. Norwalll. Conn. R.
F211“. , s1 1m
not its mil iN riliLirPiNsa.
MANIM. _ pt. dii. “A rice famine
threatens the Philippines. The prleeof
the staple is already sbovs‘i‘iil previous
retards and advancins by leaps? The
supply on hand in the islands is very
limited. and the seueral scantily of
the cereal throughout the cum
makes unlikely any stibstsntisl rails!
from inidoriation. ,. W ,
s
TO L£T~SEVIEN ROOIIS, WITH
improvements. 4 Franklin St. near
West St. inquire of 8. O. Siiilmsu. 2i
West 81.. South Norwalk. s15 3t.
- inquire John W.
. Primary and
To LET-"EAST NORWALK. T0
small family of adults. live rooms. first
floor. improvements. Address Rooms.
care Sentinel s14 3t
To LETwFilR-NISHED ROOMS
with best. light and bath. inquire
Keillor, is Elisabeth St. South Nor-
walit. all at
TO LET’ «Six PLEASANT ROOMS.
first floor. 5 honedlct at. East Nor-
walk. Inquire 59 Bcsview Ave. sivl 3t
To LET-«FIVE ROOMS WITH 1M
statements. 9 Hamilton Ave. Inquire
United Grocery Co . .. old if
TO ~ ‘LETw-FYMNISHBD ROOM.
’versatlon throughout the
A detailed ointment from the pby.
afternoon. but I dispatch POM to" “:0
premiers brother. Alexander btoiyptn,‘
at at. Peiersburs. in the early morn
‘ in“: listed tint on patients condt-
tlou was Wary “histamine.“ the
surgeons had not decided Iii overs:
ilon necessary. Their tentative Juds-
ed the pleura and preset! the brand
pulse of 70 was recorded .
Following his rsmov‘si frgin the
playhouse. the wounded man sloptfori .
four hours, after which the first coiled:
lililntlfm‘WM held. The .flmtitililnlv
tion of the probable outcome from
those in attendance was that the line-
mier had been dangerously wounded.
but probably not latcll'y.
The assassination “I attempted
under circumstancesthst not them-
selves to a most dramatisijsoodo. The
would-be murderer, .who described
himself as a junior member of a firm
of lawyers and the son 01 a well-
known attorney and wesltliy house
Owner, M. Bogroff. obese s moment
when attention had boon withdrawn
from the stage and centered readily
upon his first unexpected move.
The curtain had fallen on the sec-
ond act and there was a bus: of con-
audience.
when it was suddenly thrown into a
panic. The day had been one of fes-
tiritles. in which. Emperor Nicholas
and others of the imperial family had
personally par‘lcipatcd and promised
the emperor. with M. swiypin and
others of the Cabinet. had witnessed ~
the army nisnoeuvers lo the vicinity
of Kopyiew. Returlag to theeitiy’tho
party visited Pelohcra Hippodrome,
and witnessed s review of moo boy
scouts. who had been drafted from
the Kiev Grammar School. This was
at 5: 30 ociock. and meanwhile tho
trotting mm and“ other public exhi-
bitlons.
zsla performance of the open ind
ballet "Tumult." by. titanium-Kor-
shell, the late costume! and professor
of St. Pet‘srlburs» Conservatory. Ad-
mission to the Munlblpal Theater was
by card. and these permits had been
issued with great discrimination to
leading eitiacua of the. city.
M 9 select: the curtain rose beforei
a brilliant authoring pr may; high;
government... diam lamb
pedonalles'
with all conveniences. Iuoulre 9 listi-
ford Place. South Norwalk. ~si2lllt.
TO LET AT 95 SOUTH MAIN ST..
first lioor apartment the rooms
quire Mrs S A. Youngs. 241 East
Ave sill3t
To LETw
apartments. every modern conten-
lencc. one minute from West Ave
trolley. furnished or unfurnished; heat
and hot water supplied. inquire.“
West Ave. all if
TO LETm-F‘IVE ROOMS, CONNEC-
ilcut Ave. Inquire Mrs. R. Tsrlov,
Taylor Ave. Jn23 if
To LET rrrrr HALF OF DOUBLE
house. all improvements, central. line
of trolley. newly pupered throughout.
Rent reasonable. Occupancy now.
Duke, 9 Elisabeth
all 6t
70 LET~iiRICK HOUSE OF‘ ELEV-
en rooms. all conveniences, 28 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & Bailey 00.,
Water St. South Norwslk. 11112 if
To LIT—:HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twofsmliy house. 6 rooms. and ii
room list; all improvements; load con
dition; one block from railroad station.
J 0‘qu R. Taylor. s18 tf
TO LlTallOilShl. LAWRENCE
so: also live rooms. part improve-
ments, First St. East Norwaiit. in-
quire R. Joaeiovsky. so if
Olly Assessment Lists
Notice is hereby civen that the city
”ALI" A
St.
lodged with me by the City Assessors,
and the same will remain open to the
inspection of any person liable to tax-
ation in this city. at my attics. for
twenty days.
Dated at South Norwai Conn.
this 14th day of September. K. .. i811.
JOHN J. CilNiilO.
all St City Clerk.
HILLSIDE ‘-
(Founded by Elisabeth Burr Mead.
1883.)
i A School for Girls
PsosPsor HILL, nonwstk‘”
The School will open for the Fall
Mill on Thursday. September iii.
ml. at nine o'.cloclt
College Preparatory and General
(tonnes for older girls; Kindergarten,
intermediate Depart-
ments for little girls and boys anew
ten years. Frenoli tau ht in all
grades. Arrangements his I for meat
for serving shot luncheon. Terms and
iiiustr booklet on application. .
The not psi may be seen at tbs
School say martinis alter September
eleventh.
Margaret ii. srsndliupsu. A. p.
Assessment Lists for tall have been)
lug children who use the trolleys still.-
llsdiou beautifully coward. The tunnel
rial box was ioccupipd by Emperor
lNlchohis, the .heir apparent cram
Hittite Meat? a ‘6th of seven years.
:ililll the emperors daughters. the:
list laud Duchesses Oiua. Tatiana. Mariel
l
“OUSE “Risntl Anastasia. ~Ia tho front row ob: 3’
lino pit. directly at the rear of the or l
it nostril, net's seated Premier Stolypia
and his associates in the ministry.
The opera progressed amid frequent
applause that swelled to a chorus of'
approtmnl as ills curtain fell on the I06:
and not: » l
in the intermission that followed:
the spectators chatted gully in- sup-
pressed tones as belittcd the occasion,
dignified by the presence of his moo
lusty Premier Slob 11in. leanins his
left aim upon the orchestra fence, had}
turned his face to the right toward.
the center aisle. and has conversing
with the Minister of War. Geo. Bonk-
homliuoff. and Count Potocliy.
The clock in the auditorium painted
to 11230, when a young man in even
int; dress moved down the center aisle
quietly and attracted attention .oniy
because he approached the row of
ministers and appeared to annual M.
Stoiypin. There was a momentary
bush in the immediate vicinity as ou-
rious eyes were turned toward the in-
trader. it no but seconds later
when, like a flash. he drew a revolver
from his coat and emptied it. seem.
inaly point blank at Iii. t-‘itolypln. As
the report of the shooting crashed
throuah the house there was a wild
cry from the spectators. who rose to
their feet simultaneously. Many of
the women immediately again sank
into their chairs, fainting. Ths‘vsst
crowd seemed panic-stricken. Empsil
or Nicholas at the sound of the first
explosion sprang from his chair I“.
stopping to the from of the imperial
box. stared 11‘. the direction of the
wounded premier. With a quick rash
faction of what had occurred. his ms»-
lusty with difficulty controlled hiss-
motions. Turuing to the orchestra.
the emperor deni‘snded. that. the Na
tlouai anthem ho pisyed. The éools’st
More in the truedy was that of the
wounded dialysis. He had received
We or the fusliisdooi bullets. One,
hidcnterod tbs risht breast and the
other tho rish’i wristlprcbably as he"
had raised-tibia omit in naturist do
reuse. With meticulous. its shan-
moocd his waning strength and“ ris-
ing faced thslmpsrlai box auditions:
steadily upon his Ith‘psror. lifted his
vicious wss swallsd summon this 3.
I
mat was that the bullets had wound- .
to and most happily, in the afternoon .
populace had been. “remitted with , .
Mic with their?-
: wounded mi Iiid slid- the 11:11 of . V ’-
lbs 13me biochemist invok- .
is
Eggs selected one by one as they come
from the farm. Every egg carefully in-
spected for also. fullness. cleanliness and
quality.
Packed in bowel a dozen each~every
one guaranteed if the seal is unbroken.
That’s what it means to
East.
We have to be mighty sure of Blue Rib-
bon Eggs in order to guarantee them.
We are so sure of them
the grocer to refund your money if they
are not perfectly satisfactory.
Blue Ribbon Eggs
buy Blue Ribbon
diflerence. 4
. reasonable.
that we instruct
Dillon and Douglass (""w
I H .
1.." all ‘ Ain't.» l -.j,
t‘
The programme was to close wilba - -
attempted to examine. his injuries.
meantime there» was the wildest icon.
fusion. The cries ’of hysterical women
‘nlled the place. and men hardly less
composed pushed and tumbled here
and there. struggling to reach the
.front of the pit‘. their minds occupied
mm 4mm the double purpose of soccorlnx
th’p victim and wreaking Vengeance
upon the assailant. , ‘ -
noxrolf sought to benefit by the in-
stall. and slipped toward an exit. but
the enraged men were too quick for
him, son he was solved. thrown to the
floor and trampled under foot For
he lynched on the spot despite the
emperor's presence. but the police
succeeded in controlling the situation
and unie‘iliosroif tho'protectlon of a
prisoner.
The promier's strength was ebbing
lost and Prof. Rois. who happened to
be in the audience. have first aid to
him. Then the senses of his friends
r'eiurning.t the premier was tenderly
lifted from his chair and borne from
the theater. As he was carried down
the aisle he witnessed a remarkable
demonstration of loyalty. Respondins
'to the command of his majesty the
orchestra nervously played the na-
tional anthem. The curtain rose and
the artists; still in the costumes of the
opera. fell on their knees and sand
the anthem. repeating it five times.
They did much to restore order. and
presently the audience, which had not
time it looked as though he would
been permitted to leave the place.
joined in a chorus 'of "God save the
people." still standing truths front of '
the imperial box. the emperor ac-
knowledsed the outburst of loyalty by
repeated bows.
ceelied to the palace
You can cook Blue Ribbon Eggs any way'
you like and they will taste delicious. You
canveven posch them. We guaranteed.
Blue Ribbon Eggs are large and clean.
Weigh twenty-four Blue Ribbon Eggs-m-|
then do the some with others. ‘
The price of Blue RibbonEggs is always
They are the only eggs”.
that are guaranteed.
Ask your grocer today to send you
,»
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l“There were two wounds, one in th-
. . ensig‘an Mei}.
Then with 111. chli- Dietrichs and or. Afanassnlef, all of Ti
dren he left the the theater and pro- whom were in consultation.
The performance was not resumed right breast and the other in the wrist .-. ‘
and with the departure of the royal of the right hand. Lbfillet entered 1‘»
family the police took possession of
the place and closed all exits. The
audience was allowed to leave 0‘3”»
one by one after identification Even near the vertebrae. During the m
the cabinet mlnisioro‘ who wicked to. hear; thgre wps occasidembie loss "
accumpsm Stoiypin were stopped at strength find great plain width tic
the doors and compelled to wait un-
til the lengthy prelcdure of their per-
sonal identification was concluded
If has discovered that the bullet that
passed through the wrist of the pre-
mier ricochetted and struck the feet;
of one of the violinist: in the or-l
cilantro The wounded musician is M.
linrgiler
iii Slob pin was removed to the Man
kmsks Surgical Sanitarium to which
several eminent surgeons were immo-
diateii summoned. A dispatch was
sent to Dr Zeidler, the surgeon of Sin!
Petersburg, who forthwith started
for this city on a special train. A _____
hurried examination satisfied the phy-
aiclans that the wounds were probably
not fatal. though they were cautious
in their expressions. The premier
bore up splendidly and arriving at the
hospital. asked his colleagues to con-
voy a message to the emperor express-
ing his deiotiou.
"Tell him." said the wounded man.
“I am ready to die for him." M. Stoly-
pin then requested those at the bed-
side to reassure his wife. Next he
asked that a priest be brought to him.
At noon s bulletin was issued
signed by Academician Rein, Profes-
sors Volkvich. Malkoff. Jaaovsliy and
under the sixth rib inside the line fl
the papiliae. No exit we found. Th9
buiie't' was} felt: ua‘der 1th twelfth rib
minister bore stolcally The first we
or the night was elucidating Toward
moinlng there was an improvement.
Tempeiatni‘e 98L! poise 92."
HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
DANBIlRY.Sept.15.a—Two vsluahlt
horses were burned to death in a tin
that destroyed a barn owned by Dan-
iel W McNamarii on South street. car-
ly today. One of the horses was
worth $500. The origin of the fire In
not known. but lncendlarism ls sua- .
ported The loss is $2 .000 and partly
catered by insurance.
An Opportunity
to get a new li-room house. oiled
floors, all modern improvements.
near trolley and center. for only
$2500; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm, 8 acres, good Moons
house. barn. poultry houses. fruit:
‘2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change for home in town.
Cali, write or phone
D. S. HULL
" Room 1, Haviisl'ld Block
Plum. 4144. death Norwslil.
The South
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