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. i A CORDIAL iNVI’I‘ATION IS EX-
TENDED TO ALL NOT ACQUAINT-
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c——- ED WITH THIS NEW DEPART-
'lhree Times. 50c —— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per ertion. In Black- MENT OF OURS. THE QUALITY
face 0" C3931 D°ubl° Price OF MAKE AND FINISH WILL SUR-
-. -1” . - .w pRIss‘. YOU, As IT HAS SURPRISED
WANTED. TO LET FOR SALE. ALL OTHERS WHO HAVE VISITED
uhv—ANTEole—t—i—hiiss MAKER. TO LET ~1‘1111N1s1:.111u'I‘uOIoN FOR SALE cow .INI) 0.11.1‘; THIS DEPARTMENT. OUR PRICES
itnmond llros mlii it . neellng looms, IbIee huge (losets, cow five years “old: inquire C. 3. \‘la ARE MARKED IN. PLAIN FIGURES
..,-_ cook stove. watt-1'. toilet and all 1.-on- comber. \\ est I\orualk.mlt1.11
WANTED~A \"()l .\'1. LADY AS‘I'eniences for light IIouselIu-plng. :11 — W“.-. - AND A DISCOUNT 0F TEN PER
«Islam and bookkeepct. Apply to,.»\. ’i‘ast Ave. 11111; Sit FOR SALE:“SW “it "”30 CENT. GIVEN ON ALL CASH PUR- J
liickeI'Iuan A‘- Son. 1“” 3t w"_...__s--...__-~..__.-I-._s.“m ”h _. cheap. in good condition. (‘an be seen
. . .. .. TO LET s.\I.\1.1. l1‘i\'i-Z~it()t,).\i s ilnrritt Ave. i’boue 1122.13. 11111 31 CHASES- JUST NOW WE ARE 0F.
WANTED (Hill: i-‘Oit GENERAL house, llurritt Ave, from April l; rent —~-————-~-~-~—-1—---—-— -1‘—1’—:---~~1-1——~-~v FERI'NG LARGE SIZE RUGS 0 OR-
housework. inquire Mrs. Demorost, reasonable, luuuirc Jacob Linxweller, FOR SALE—«illiiiilaSl “MN-M” IENTAL D I F
t‘I-dar Cottage. llelle island. IIIH 3t :iT QuintaI'Ii Ave. mi?» If :“"‘r offered] in”: ”’O'fltnni' house, ES GN' A VARIETY OF
_-,_ - , Wm ._ 111st section Cast .‘oI'wa .ncar trol— CLOSE-OUT p TT _ w" ,. ‘ v T . .. . . 1
WANTED Oi’l‘lm'l‘mis “PM" TO LETwllOi'Slu‘, i’lNh‘ $1 $111 11-1: $211311; easy terms. hiitstseii..1\1i~ A ERNS (NO DUP ‘ 1.1”? Iii-””3111“ hiTIDUA‘L
enced 0“ ”0W” sewing machines; lnonlli: North Taylor Ave. ll i‘i)t)lil:-'. dress link 2113, Nurwalk. and lit. LICATES) bui'UC Ellie‘s "t Sici‘fi' fill" Tired l'ccl
811‘ildi‘ Work. (‘luett_ Peabody & (‘0 $6 month. luunlro ilayes‘ Market. 1 ..--. . n
111 1r! 11,3, UNUSUAL BARGAIN 110.1111: on “
! ,_ - 111 -‘lnvesilnent. $300 cash. balance mort- 2570 Under the Reg' we are Agents for th.e HOOSIer
BUSINESS NOTICES TO LET l.i)\\‘i1}li l‘.\li'i‘ ()l-‘ :oiguge. will buy two-family iii-room . KltChen cablnet
Lou-e St. Apply to A. ilit'lIerInan & house; iIult grapes on. Lot f-tixltltl. ular Prlces
NOTICE ---— i’Al.\”l‘i.\‘G. l’.\‘i’l'IR- Son. mil i'lt: lnuIIiIe Ti; \\ asblngton St 11113 :lt ,
biasing,I)I1Iol'.aii11g 11v pl“1tiic:li illnli. }--1-—1~—— « -~ —~«~—1-«-——1—v-~-——~-- m”-.. --—~—-—~—--~ - ~ -1
SHE mane) by Inning \Olll wall 11;: i To LET #10“ i.ii( iii‘ ”(it Si} 9 FOR SALE—~19” it) iii)itSi‘:i’(i\\‘-
WI- and Ii1lillii‘1"#~' supplies of .\le\ keeping. I111' .‘eIoom gas 11111111.1011king:91 Pullman car extra shoe and til-,e C'“ ’
White. (HM; idly Ave. ’i‘cl. 13:1,. 1.11,“.11111111sils; 1111.11111:1ble to Haiti paIIies lspcedomeier. mohair top, slip cover, Ji
111 Ites cheeIi‘niiy given mil lm 1 \0. ll llaviland 31.. South Norwaik. {wind shield, full set of tools: big sac- ‘ “
, ,_.__~...--..-._.--_. .__.-.--s_.....- mil :iIlI'lilce. ii., Sentinel office. mifi 3t ~
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ROOMS PAPERED,$2. 75 UP. (‘OOll
papers used. Send postal for sample
books and suggestions. All work first
class. Also painting. .lohn Fountuine
is liurrilt Ave mil l'. t
BATi-ls POH Till)
Iheumaiism. etc.
appointment. Dr.
Tel. 210.
f9 1m
TURKISH
treatment of goat,
by
W Idsu'orth's Sanitarium.
BEFORE HAVING YOUR ELEV
trlc lights installed. get prices on wir-
int; and fixtures from me. “Right work
at right prices" E. Barthol, 63 Men-
dew St., city. Phone 1147-4. is 1111
NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 2% West Washington St
HOUSE PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
nge assert
meat of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
prompt atten-
tion. Esti-
mates on up-
pilcation.
108 S. Main St.
81:1. Norwalk
Tel. 1035-4
THE ,UN‘DERTAKER'S FRIEND.
Senator Curtis of Kansas tells the
following story about a young man
who sometimes drank more whisky
than was good for him:
He had been making a night of it
but had forsaken his companions. lie
was acquainted with 1111 undertaker
named George and got the crazy no-
tion at 3 o'clock in the morning that
he. must see this particular man. Ac-
cordingly he found George's undertak-
ing establishment over which George '
had his sleeping apartments.
The intoxicated young mii’it runs 111111
rang (leorge‘a bell and at last awoke
him. The undertaker put his head out
or the third story window expecting
to find that his funeral set vices Were
required immediately. Instead he. rcc
ogulzed his friends .Frank.
“Well. Frank," he exclaimed cross-
ly. “what do you want?" 1
“i just wan' tell you, George," said
(Frank, "that you're the lasht man in
the world I wait” to do business with."
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Sentinel want ads. print results.
- 1‘: rooms. house ti rooms:
J.A.RUDDER 1
1 TO LET STORE \Ni) i1 i‘ 'l‘l' liiCS‘
tat lflil South Main St, inuuile .l. ll.
iLawrence Agency 1111‘.’ It’
: TO LET 1-111: in noon not 511:.
modern. all iIan'oIeIneIIts. line oi
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trolley. immediatepossessmn; rea-
sonable rent. .l. W, liaite. inquire ii
Elizabeth St.
TO LET-v—iv‘iiOM Ai’lill. l. iiIll‘SlC
all improve-
Houses for sale, $300 cash,
balance same as rent. inquire of
Charles l~:. iioyt. at The. South Nor-
wnlk Trust (‘1). mrii if
TO LET—iiOUSE 21 UNION ST,
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit tenant. Also brick cottage, 23
l'nlon St, 11 rooms, all improvements.
The ilatch SI liailey (7t. In12 tf
ments.
'ro LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. .1311
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE PROPER-
ty. at it Lorre St. One-half acre of
land, line fruit. shrubbery and shade,
nice, hen house, small barn; nine-room
dwelling, all modern conveniences.
\iso ‘ i} \entlde Cottage." Harbor View
ileach: 7 rooms, bath, tine piazza. on
the harbor. One lot 35x100, Harbor
View Ileach. For prices and terms
address Mrs. L. A. Douglass, Circle-
vlilc, N. Y. mil; 21') at! 9.16 23 iii)
1 it.
FOR SALE—IIABY CARRIAGE
and go-cart; good condition. inquire
1 Cedar St. m15.3t
FOR BALE—ONE 1908 60-HORBE
power Thomas, good condition and
newly painted. Price $1,050. Apply
to North Shore Farm. Saugatuck,
Conn. Phone 138. Westport. as it
FOR SALE—FERTILE EGGS FOR
hatching. Barred Plymouth Rocks,
(tolumbian Wyandottes. White Pokin
Ducks, Mammoth Toulouse 'Geese,
llronze Turkeys; also some.iine Bar-
red Rock and Columbian cockcreis.
fall and spring Chester White pigs.
P. (i. Sexton, KaowsydlnyDarisn, Ct.
Tel. 1063, Stamford. m12 (it
«~- _ . -. “aw-*mQ—_~n4.n H.
Some day there is sure to be a real
buying opportunity for you in one of
the Sentinel “For Sale" ads. Every
day they are interestine Every day
mil If m
more and more'peopla turn to them.
with "an new business."
FOR SALE OR TO LET—-~i1‘.\ii.\l. h‘,
Higgins, l'nitcd States lloiel, Water
St South .\‘orwulk.1nl~l lit
i-lOFiSES FOR SALE—"ii ’l‘l13.\.\l ()l1‘
iit'ztt) bimk young noxk horses; will
sell team or single horse. Price 1‘11111
sonabie. Address .\i. i’icselcz. Gracie.
Darien. Conn. ml:i lit.
FOR SALE :l-lti)1).\i liOi‘Sl1], ALL
lmpImements, on one oi the. best resi-
dential streets in the city. Price right
and terms to suit buyer. Address
ilI'aweI' ll.. citv. I119 l‘.‘t
FOR SALE—AP 111 Rit‘AVy 'i‘li0\1iP-
son steam engine; indicator with re-
ducing wheel to pianimeier. New, nev-
er used. $80. (‘nii at Mitchell's Fur-
niture Store, Norwslk. oiii if
‘HORSE8—1—Oii10 HORSES, RANG-
ing 1100 to 1600 lbs. Good. young
510(fk..8liiiabie for all purposes. B.
l-lersI'Itield, sales stables cor. Wood and
Concord Sta. Telephone. m-i if
FOR 8ALE--—ON EASY TERMS, A
line ”room house, one acre of land,
all kinds of fruit, on Highland Ave.
Inquire Minot 8. Smith, 79 South Main
St. mri tf
FOR 8ALE-—56—-HORSES—56. I
have just received 56 head of horses.
consisting of all kinds. Big, matched
pairs of stock horses, also some farm
chunks and business horses. in this
lot you find them suitable for all jobs.
We also have 20 asoned horses from
$45 111), and all th as horses must be as
represented or money refunded. Sam-
‘ not Mnndelson. 72-78 Stage St. Stam-
ford. Telephone 1387. In! if
FOR 8ALE-60- HORSE POWER
Stenrns, fully equipped run very little,
good as new; just out of the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
$2 500. Apply to North Shore Farm.
Saugatuok, Conn. Phone 138 West-
port. d6 tf
‘r'os‘s'AL-c-LONE SMALL'ANI) ONE
large incubator. 1 small and one large
broader, 1 green bone cutter. 1 two-
seated surrey. Edwards, William St.
Norwaik. 11113 lit
FOR BALE-«NEW SiX-llOOM COT-
tage, with lmprifMA-nts. 47 Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwalk. m12 (it
“What is your idea of socialism?"
asked one statesman. "Socialism." re
plied the other, is a grab-bag full of
novel ideas of government: into which
a man dives whenever he wants to
start a new party."-Wa.Ihinlton Sill“.
Bliiliili. OF MINE
THIS AFTERNOON
.\'i~2\\' YORK. March iii.»~-i1‘lngs were
halt-1111151111] on public and many pri-
\'111e buildings today in commemora-
tion of the burial at sea of the battle-
ship..\ialne. which will be towed from
Human Harbor out ,‘Lnto the Atlantic
and sunk in a llual resting place in
the sea this afternoon. Bella in Trin-
ity Church and its nine chapels will
be tolled and the St. Patrick‘s Day pa-
rade of 30,000 has planned to halt at
attention for five minutes with colors
trailing at the time set for the. burial
of the Maine. off the (‘uban coast.
HAVANA. March ltl.—-'I‘ho solemn
funeral rites connected with the sink.
the United States baitieshipi
ing of
Maine and with the carrying to their
last resting place of the bodies of
many of her gallant sailors are going
on here today.
The old battleship is being sunk in
the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. the
smoke of the saluting guns of war
vessels serving for a funeral shroud
while with all the pageantry and pomp
of national mourning the bodies of the
sailors are being brought back to
Washington.
Followed in procession by the presi-
dent of the Cuban republic and by all
the other high dignitaries of Cuba. and
amid a vast concourse of all classes
of Subans and American citizens, the
dead of the Maine were borne on the
shoulders of Cuban sailors and and
lorymen through the streets of Ha-
vans.
MOTORMAN DiED AFTER COLLIS-
ION.
liRiDflEPORT, March iii-Stephen
Benson. a motorman employed by the
Connecticut Company. who was in a
collision of trolley cars in Milford
last. night. died‘at the Bridgeport hos-
pital today. He preferred death to
having his broken limb amputated.
CLIMBING FOR CATS.
A boy in northern Michignnwas out
hunting and saw two cats 11p a tree.
The family needed a pussy about, and
so he laid down his gun and took a
climb. What he didn't know until too
late was that the animals were wild
cats. Before he could lay hold of_the
cats to ey laid hold of him and the
doctor who attended his hurts counted
up 41 bites and scratches. in hunting
for clts be careful 111111, you den't got
the ~ wrong brosd.--Exchsnl0.
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Another suit “as stoned in tile
Non lork IonIIs some time ago in
which .\i1.~. Julia (‘ul'tiss
ixm‘rence is involved. Yesterday
there “as 11 hearing before the court,
Judge Nathan llijnl', on the question
i
Iideclarcd incompetent to manage her
' own affairs, by the courts of this conn-
li‘.
New York.
Asks for Test.
Kellogg, asked that Mrs.
be 1111111111 for her sanity.
in the discussion which followed
counsel for the conservator, Judge
Elmore S. Banks, clear“ intimated
that they intended to attack the val-
idity of Mrs. Lawrence‘s marriage to
Dr. A. D. Lawrence on the ground
that she could not make a contract.
There are half a dozen cases 110w
pending in the courts of this state
and New York. Mrs. Lawrence has a
big income and is heir to other prop-
erty running up into the millions.
Her son petitioned for the appoint-
ment of a conservator and Judge
Banks and John C. Shaw were nam-
ed. Mr. Shaw resigned and Judge
Banks now acts alone. -
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THE GREATER NEED.
Miss Beatrice Herford was talking
at a tea 'at the Colony Club in New
York about wedding presents.
“it's a great mistake." she said, "for
us to give our friends wedding pres-
ents that are above their station and
their means. This mistake was well
brought home to me the other day in
the exchange department of a big
Broadway store. A pretty creature, a
bride evidently. sidied 11p to the mana-
ger and said: ‘Do you exchange wed~
ding present?’
“Certainly, madam
bought here.‘ he replied
1“"l‘hen,‘ she said. blushing a little.
‘i'd like you, please, to take back a
set of Russia leather automobile
trunks. i'll take the amount out in
canned goods from your delicatessen
counter.’ "-—New York Press.
if they were
The woman who relies upon Bentl-
nsi Want Advertisements to secure
the’ household help has a little time
Her other things. 1
.\ioI‘ ris.
whether Mrs. Laurencr who has been
could be married to a resident of:
Counsel for Mrs! Lawrence, Luiiur
Lawrence '
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of .\'1n'\\alk, as,
lCourt, March 1.3. A. 1).. 1912.
i Estate in (‘onnecticut of Samuel A):
imar, law of lirookiyu. in the County of
Probate
Kings and State of New York, de-
ceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the execu-
tor of the will 01‘ said deceased, pray- '
ling, for reasons therein set forth, for
an order authorizing and empowering
him to sell certain real estate of said
estate:
Ordered. That said application be
‘heard and determined at the Probate
Office in .‘0rwalk. on the 22d day of
March. 1912. at 10 o’clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv1
en to all persons "interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district.
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
mlii it Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 85., Probate
Court. March it, A. D., 1912.
Estate of Samuel Aymar, late of
Brooklyn." in the County of Kings, in
the State of New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of. Norwalk, hath limited and
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their 'ciaims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
dnested to make immediate payment
(0
JOHN D. VAN BUREN, Executor,
11116 23 30 New Brighton, N. Y.
Stranger—“Miss Plinyre, allow me—
.this is Mr. Bangs."
Miss Phayre—“But
you, sir." ‘
Sirangsr~"Not yet; but i have
asked Mr. Bangs to introduce me."--
‘Boston Transcript.
Mrs Jones—Pm nOt going to It?
another game of cards. I threw
isfl deck of cards into the stove this
afternoon.
Mr. Jones—0h! burning your
bridge behind you, sht~Boston ne'e-
ord.‘
allowed six months from the date .
i don‘t know.
1 Every any some store-patrons who
ought to come to your store go else-
where—to their own and your disad1
vantage—because your advertisins
was not quite impelling enough.
o‘uror TOWN MOVING
BY AUTO VANS
TECEDHONI: 4600 Bentham»
DiCHiNS AND
MAINOFFICE i8lO FULTONST
SH WING Uli‘liT on
Piano Contest
Starts Today
Every penny‘s worth bought at our
store counts 8. vote.
tion of the contest the person having
largest number of votes receives the
piano. Step in and We can explain
the contest to you.
The Clifford Pharmacy
THE REXALL sroas
Telephone 833-2
NOTICE
Bids Ioffiew Fire
House
Sealed bids for the complete con-
struction of a new Fire House to be
erected on Franklin Street in this
City, will be received by the under-
signed up to Wednesday, March 20,
1912, at twoive o'clock noon; said bids
to be submitted to the Council at a
meeting thereof to he held at the Gonna
cii Chamber on Washington Street, on'
said March 20, 19l2. at eight o'clock p.
In. The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
At the expira- ,
Plans and specifications for the con-13
struction of said Fire House am hi
seen and examined at the office 0 us. '
Water Commissioners of this city.
Parties desiring further informs
may apply to the undersigned.
F 1WD ERICK H. mm
similarities on Fire Do
Norwalk Chronicler