CL3331FIED Advertisements on this use. Classified “Ads" For Sale, Business and ProfeSsional cam. and Miscellaneous" " Twenty-Five “Words or loss. tile-- To Let. Do u l' I! II on o. Three Times, 50c -- Boob Addition Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In block- ' ' ' lace or Caps. Double Price WANTED ‘ 1 TO LET FOR SALE WANTEbv—MAN TO SET CURB: TO LETmSEiCONi) FLOOR. HIM;- FOR SALEwTHREEHORSW. ONE and gutter. ‘1Ruymond Bros. mill 3t WANTEDm'GIlII. FOR GENERAL housework, in family of thleo‘iudul ts. side Place 812; house, liowayton, :18; Upstairs. North Taylor Ave. ; house, \Ioodhurv Are. 535; second floor, Monroe St. $14: St. John place. good. young horse and a. team quire 35 Lowe 8t. In m29 lit FOR SALE OR TO LET—~31“ A Mts. W ii. llyingtou. l7 Belden Ave” 1M3“; St. Norwalk $35; that floor. 88 Nol'wnlk. m29 1t WANTEU~—~'i() Iill Y, A (1001) 111ml road house; must, he cheap and it good tiriten Stuto plitc and age. I. 1(‘,cure cf Sentinel. 11129 3t r—vfu. . .L A‘( 11‘ I‘Ili't’l AINS AND t1lrl..hlns WANTED \f‘lilfly pieces to he done up inquire 411 South' 2.11 and dim pull. 0.11m ne Ave. roll) it WANTED -- M AN TO TAKE cllulge of Ice “112,011 in South Nor- Vi‘.Ilk._ inquire 11). '1‘. Dates. littriou. Tel. 897 or 25941. 111211 3t WANTED~~W01tK BY THE DAY at houseclwning, etc. by young Antel- iran woman. Address Mrs. 111.. (are. Sentinel. 11127 ill WANTEow—OLD GEESEFEATIIER beds. Best cash prices paid. Address C. 11‘. Dickinson. General Delivery. So. Norwulk. m2? 7t in WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, in 'tumlly of three adults. Mrs. W. H. Bylugton, 1.7 Ilelden Ave, Norwalk. m27 3t WANTED—COOK. APPLY H. NO~ vamberI 8 Hamilton Ave. mr23 tf WANTEDMOPERATDRIS EXPERI- euced on power sewing machines; steady work. tlluett, Peabody & Co. to tf WW BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE .. PAINTING. PAPER- hunging, Decorating, by practical man. Save money by Inning your wall pa per and painters‘ supplies of Ales. \‘ihite 61%; idly Ave Tel. 423. Esti‘ mules cheerfully given. mil lm I" BATHS FOR THE rheumatism. etc. TURKISH treatment of gout, Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. iii if BEFORE HAVING YOUR Elliot?- ll'lt' lights installed get plices on wil— iug and fixtures from me "Right work at light prrltes.” l". ilurtllol, 611 Men «low 31.. city. Phone 1147- is if NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. I‘ll and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. HOUSE PAINTER 81 DECORATOR Large assort- ment of finest Wall Paper. Orders filvon prompt alien tion. Esti- mates on up- ‘pllcution. . J.A.RUDDER 108 8. Main 8t. 80. Norwaik Tel. 1035-4 LOST LOST «~— GOLD LOL‘KET AND chain; locket set with diamond chips; initials L. H Reward for retain to . Sentinel office. n127 31 Fairfield County 1 Savings Bank DIVIDEND NOTICE Nor-walk, t‘t.. March 21. 1912. m»-u~w tors of the Fairfleid County Savings flank held this day. a dividend at the rateof four per cent. (4%) per annum was declared to depositors from the 3~earuinxs of the six months ending March 31.1912. The same will be en- tored, (in pass books and paid on and utter April 10. 1912 By order of the Board of Director. 1 SEYMOUR CURTIS 1 M12731“ ,vlce. Apply to J. M. Layton & (10.. - mils 31 To LETwAT 11111111233 o-uoou 'Ilght housekeeping. centrally located. “At a meeting of the Board of Direo' Taylor Ave. 38; third floor. Chapel 8.1. 05: second floor. Saugwtuck. 80: first floor Monroe 81.. '16; house. Bull 121111.810; laundry building, burns. iota. etc. Raymond llroe. 11129 3t 0 LET—«ROOMS. $1.50 UP, WITH or without l,1ou1d.iliunsion House. \i’ashlnnton St. W i". 'l‘cller, Prop. 11128 (it TO LET-w'l‘lliti'lid 0R FOUR rooms, improvements. 19 Taylor Ave. South Norwulk. inquire .1. White. on premises. 11128 3t TO LET~—~HOUSE, SIX ROOMS nud bath. No. 6 Winfield St. Apply to J. M LlHlOI'i & 00.. inc.. Real Estate and insurance Agents. .1 Railroad Ave until (it T0 LET-HANDSOME ' APART- menls in South Main St., seven rooms and bath. hot water heat; janitor ser- t'ottage, $10;' fvroom cottage. $12; 8 room cottage. 815. inquire Edward 8. Austen. Darlen. Tel. 747-3. 11128 3t TO LET‘nONE OR TWO LARGE furnished rooms, with privilege of Address 113.. Sentinel. m2ii 3t TO LETmROOMS. SIX Oil TWO rooms on Hendricks Ave, near East Ave: no improvements; low rent. A Haviicek. 11128 3t T0 LET—«AT 2th EAST AWL. F1 Vii rooms; pousession at' once; convert. lences. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 241 East Ave. m2? tit TO LETwShlVENJiOOM FLAT. I N- qulre Mugner it Flynn. Hill \‘I'nshiulh 1011 St. 1112? if TO LET -—- 11011181113, FLATS. rooms, munufoctory with power. shop. burn. lttnd. collages. hotel, house with burn and 7 l-Z acres of luud. Long list TO LETWIIUII$E modern improvement; electric light and use: good Iocnlity; central. in- quire 22 Taylor Ave... ncur \V‘esl St 11127 til: WITH EVERY T0 LET-ml'lillil'F-itoml HOUSE. modern. all improvements. line of trolley. Immediate possession; reu- sounblc rent. J. W. Duke. Inquire ll Elizabeth St. 11111 If T0 LET—~IIOUSE ill UNION S'i‘.. 17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable for boarding house. but will be. altered to suit tcunnt.1\lso brick cottage.‘ Union St, 11 rooms. all lmptovementa. '1‘ he Hutch u liailey Co null! if TO LETwiiAMIIII‘ON AWL, HALF of twofamily house. 6 rooms. and 6- room fiat: nil improvements: good cou~ ditloli; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. sill tf T0 LET—FROM APRIL 1. PART of house. 5 rooms. I02 80. Main 81.; “1111.818. House, 88 Woodward Ave, 6 rooms, all improvements: rent 326. House. 16 Grove St. 12 rooms, suitable for two families: rent I371. C. E. Hoyt, at South Norwulk Trust Co. ' mr22 ti No Rim~Cut Tires ' 10% OVERBIZE The final result of 13 years ct tire making. A postal card order brings your size to, your door. James E. Ells, ,Jr. e, we: dining In New Yorkwfresh ruin hie slaughter of seventy-four .“Kililnl; ‘14 It billing is a mattér of taste,” id id . Rainer. and than. . with a erything it a matter of taste, now. .At the Kinsswa‘y in Lon- ' out to see Lena Asbwell ' " It Will 1'. matinee. Treasurer NORWALK ENJOYMEN‘r. w“ - Paul ‘J Rainer. the 3’0““! million CONGUERED' “No." snapped the. hard featured woman. opening the kitchen door ly plain with you"—-—- "You couldn't marm." .gallantly in terposed Tuffold Knut, lifting hll tat; with me!" _ ‘ ' "I was going to say." she raiding visibly softeninz. "that, to ithp’iltlh with you. there lit nothiti with fine fruit trees and garden. quire 201 illust Ave. business horse. kind and penile; wagons. and harness. once. iy painted. first class condition. a harness. Quackenbush. Darlen. of available properties. Raymond Phone 1:18.Westport. oil it Bros. mil? 3t **** FOR SALE'M'ANTIQVE MAHOG- TO LET—«FOIIIIMRUUMS. 45 Ct: any maker read) for use. Tapestry. dur St. inquire nt’ 47 Cedar lit. \litchcll's, ll Wall St oill if 111;? ‘11 M. W... .m. .............m.....,. . about six inches “and to be perfect. tered remnant of a into-”you couldn't _ . be otherwise than perflckly harmonic 3 L . bargain. ill Winfield St. 200 foot front, in- m20 lit FOR SALENGOOD FAMILY 0R two Chenilf sold at 'Ave. mr29 tf FOR SALE—«A ltITNAIéiOU'I‘. NEW- Also Friedrich. inquire 37 Qulutur inquire G. E. West, Cedar St. 11128 3t FOR SALEM-POULTRY. WHITE Wyundottes. S. (l. ilhode island Reds. Eggs, $1 per .15: 86 per 100. Will do livur. Won ull blues at Stamford show on Wynndottoe. Phone. ll. 11128 St HORSES-OHIO HORSES. BANG lug 1100 to 1600 lbs. flood, young stock, suitable for all purposes. ll. licrslltield. sales stables cor. Wood and Concord Sta. Telephone. mri if FOR SALE—0N EASY TERMS. A fine It-room house. one acre 01‘ land. all kinds ol' fruit on Highland Ave. inquire Minot 8. Smith 79 South Main St. mri if FOR 8ALE“56“HORSES“56. l have lust received 1.6 head of horses. consisting of all kinds. lily, matched pairs of stock horses. also some form chunks and business horses. in this lot you find them suitable for all jobs. We also have 20 seasoned horses tram $45 up. and all these horses must be as represented or money refunded. 8am- uol Mundolsou. 7238 Stage Sit. Stam- ford. Telephone liltii. mri if FOR 8ALE~~50~HORSE DDWEII Steurus. fully equipped. run very little. good as now: Just on of the paint shop. For quick sale w ll sacrifice for 825110. Apply to Longahore Farm. Saugutuck. t‘oun. Phone, 1311 Welsh port. d6 ti FOR SALEMthE 1008 00Alitlli8h) power Thomas, goodtconditlon and newly painted. Price 31050.1 Apply to ltongshore F‘urm‘. Saugatuck. Cami. \ CORPORATION PAPERS. No sick Headache. Ilium Mach. Coated Tongue or Dominated Bow.“ by Morning ‘ Turn the rascals outwtlle headache. the biiiousueu. the indigestion, the sick, sour stomach and foul sues—- turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cancerets. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret now and than and never liver, clogged bowels or an upset stomach. . Don't put In another day of distress. Lot Oascarets cleanse and resolute your stomach; remove the sour, undi- gested and fermenting fbod and that misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste matter sud isou'lu the intestines and bowels» Then you will feel great. A Cuscaret tonight will surely straighten you out by morning. They; work while you sleep. A 10—cenvt box? from any drug store means a clear head and chocrfulness for months. Children love to take Cascarets be- cause they taste good-enever gripe or cleken. G. C. M. Gregory of Norwalk Will in town on Monday. T. 1". Gilbert is entertaining his bro- .thcr. William Gilbert, from the Wool. Mrs. (i. 16. Brown and little dauxhter are visiting her mother Mn. R. W. Kceier Mrs. Oscar Budd of Weston was the guest of her sister Miss Helen Stur- Ros on Thursday. HI/M“‘.—— Miss Eleanor Coley has been entcn Iainlng her cousin Miss Helen linlr bell. oi Norwailt. ' “no... The Reading Circle was omitted this truck on account of the funeral of the late lumen Comstcck. ” The opera. season is opening in the country as In evidenced by the posts ing through town of a street piano on route to Nora's-lit. M. mm. .m Mr. and Mrs. (loathe Boyd and tem- liv oi waterbury have returned home oftre nhrief visit in their bungalow on then ltldgofleld road. Certificates of incorporation were filed yesterday in the allies of tho sec~ lciut‘v of the state nu toiiowm Thu Wax Light Company. liridgc- putt. tupltul. $6,000; lncorporulors. if. M. 1.. itulunlti Bridgeport. 'l‘ncltcr Garage Company. and l’. [multitude of income 1100;, begin business with $12,000; in- corporutors. Willard 1'). Tucker. (l. llowurd Tuttle and Clare ll. llintclr fey. all of Middletown. C. G. Armstrong Manufacturing Company. Moi-idea; capital stock. 06.- 000; heglnihusinoss with 82,0003 in- corporators. C. G. Armstrong. H. G. Armstrong, H. J. Reeves of Meridian and .1. ll. Kendrick of Wellington]. Certificates of organization have been filed as follows: the Cary Teacher's Agency. incor- porated. Hartford: president and treasurer. C. Wilbur Cary; secretary. Ralph M. Grant; directors. above olii- core, and Grace 0. Cory. of Hartford. Goldsmith Chattiold Company. Wat‘- crbury; president. Andrew W. Gold‘ smith: treasurer. Benjamin Schutilold: secretary. Mary G. Chutneld; direc- tors. shore officers. all of Waterbury. Articles of association have been filed by the Hartford Hebrew School. Incorporated. The incorporate“ are Shula D. Tulln. Eilik Nlrcnsteln,~ J. Katz, Waiinr Boutman. Frank Finkel- stein. George Levine, Samuel Au- tupltzky. Samuel Levy. Morris D. For- ber and Barnett SeltIer. all of Hart- ford. Articles of association have also been filed by the Club National, In- corporated, of Bologna. Certificates at Increase of ‘ capitol Hartford: iron . A certidoey tit chum of name has ‘ the 11in Teacher:’ " "‘1' W V 3 ; “return IN new Jenslv. procured; the signatures of 1.800 Rev publicwl co petitions for placing Mr. Ls roll-tide name on the pro-idealist prim tuition in New deficit. do but 1.0030 structures are -. , ' Kirkland of New York. and A.§ ruled, Mlddletown; capital stock. tau: . 1211111111. ‘N. st, March 29.-supl “ ‘ pom-of Senator Robert M. L11 Flot- ‘ letto announced today that they had M -. “W” a..- Tho Mission hand will give an on- Congregational chapel. There will be a sale of useful and fancy articles and u supper. 'l‘lmthrlc Magus will hold its mouth- ly meeting Saturday March 30m, in i the tidbrury. Several matters will be under toneldertttlou so a tall alien. dance to desired. 'M w~m~o Advertised, letters at Wilton Posh atom are: «Mrs. W A. Fosterencr Mrs. Theo. Reynolds. Kate O'Jammer. Mrs. 'I‘. F. Reynolds. and Miss Mao garet R Balcom W The funeral of the late James Com. stock at the home or his brother Wil- liam Comeback on Thursday was largely attended by friends and relu- tlves. Rev. Mr..Upscu former pastor of the Congregational church and now pastor of the church in Woodbury Oi" preclatlvc ,wouda, after the service. The burial was In Riverside cemetery. W MET HER MATCH. After she had foughther way Into the car she looked at the men who were occupying seats and then ste- tioned herself in front of a smallish. grayhalred gentleman. The walnut engaged his uttentlon by kicking his toes. He curled his foet‘boclr. Then she "hemmed" loudly cud humped against his knees. He looked up at her. indulged in a sigh of wesrinels and tried to melts room for bu. Era-paroled by such uhdeilant be- havior on his port, the wanton sold in tones that in no wise utilise-ted a 111mm brook: ' “I suppose ill have to stand all the way home. I've heard of men who had the decency to get up when the cars were crowded. but I guess they re all dead " “Madam." the littld' old gentleman mildly remarked}!!! would give you my‘reat. but I'm sitting it for a lady." 41111011317 Record-llama. W “You are point. trodden under loot," battled the campaign orator your very elbow a‘n"—-—- , ' "atop roixht thus," yelled Put venison rooo cos're emu. . of articles dealing with stole prisons know the misery caused by a lazy ' Kentucky Pen, Frankfort ..... .1733 Maine State Prison, Thomuston .1087- Muryland Pen, Baltimore .0997 Michigan 51. R. Jackson .085 lMlchagiu iirunch l’., Marquette .1282 Michigan Branch P., Marquette .124 Michigan Ra!ormatory_ lonia .095 Minnesota 8. R. Btillwater .1172 Missouri Pen, Jefferson City .. .Hi New Jersey Ilef'tory. Ruhwuy.. .094 New Jersey S. 13., Trenton .1265 New York 8. P., Sing Sing .103 ‘Oblo Penitentiary. Columbus .. .17 Virginia Pen. Richmond ...... .156 Tennessee Pen. Nashville .. . .087 * Mailings torlaiumoni Wed. April 24th. in the, deleted and spoke u few touching up—' "You are committed by neurones utilise il a patsnolao standing at top tillers.i Thm‘l not a ”manor-- mm common town: in 1.1.1 or to States Named by Writer in current Magazine, _ . Julian Learnt, in the American Machine. bu been writing a. series throughout the country. In tho cur- rent iasuo he makes the statement that Connecticutvpays less for the food of the prisoners per day than any of the eighteen [other states he names. He says, speaking generally of the condition of the man in state prison: “His food is whatever the warden finds it convenient to supply out of an appropriation originally in- adequate.” Here is a table showing the actual expenditures of some of the more important institutions. on food: Av. Cost per Name of Prison. Day per Mun. Conn. 8.1)., Wethersneld ..... 8.0775 ‘Indiana 8. P.. Michigan City .099 Ind. 'iteformatory, Jeffersonville .1164 lows Reformatory. Anamhsu .. .137 W A 500d advertisement pays beat-in the beat pupsr—Tbebentinel. loo rolls of Japanese and China Matting, comprising all the new Spring patterns, just received. also a large assort- ment of more Matting. You are sure to find what you want in Matting here. TheA.J.Augevine -----—-- 81 Son Co. -—--—-——- 134.136 WAsHtNoTON or. rrom Quarry to Cemetery Save that, Cummissiou’ 11111 1111111111 ilililll 1111 1111. A Simple Remedy. Gives Color. Strength and Beauty to the iiilir W . You don't have to have gray hair or faded hair If you don't went to. Why look old or unattractive? if your hair is'groy or faded. you can change it easily, quickly and effectively by using Wyeth's Bilge and Sulphur Hnir Remedy. Apply 9. little tonight. and in the morning you will be agreeably surprised at the results from a single application. The gray hairs will be less conspicuous, and after u few more applications will be restored to natural color. Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur also quickly removes dandruff. leaves 'the scalp clean and healthy, and promotes the growth of the hair. It is a clean wholesome dressing which may be used at any time with perfect safety. Get a fifty cent bottle from your druggist today. and see how quickly it will rcstoru the youthful color Ind beauty of your hair and forever end the nasty dandruff. hot. itchy scalp 1. Lovans= “The Place" ”all Spring a WHITE NUBUCK 8HOE3 C PD 33.00.531.50. ....——-_. TAN. GUN METAL. PATENT on moo to $4.00. ‘ M oua PUMPS HOLD AT THE. .11...— $351") 11011 A ~ Blickensderfer Typewriter Cost $653 as 6001) as new Horace R. Nas [1 N. Main-81 Welt Sis. S.Norwaik < . and falling hair. All druggiste sell it under guarantee that the money will be refunded If you are not satisfied Two STORES after fair trial. Special agent, Stiiison- Norwalk South 1' 1 Powell Corporation. . . “ TIL. can. In EASTER $91111 Savannah to the most Picturesque City 8011 ll: Maren ail-April 7. 1912 new YORK 10 continent and Return . Including auto tour of 8:1va 2 12 days‘ hotel accommodatib Ask us for particulars. J. M. LAYTON & 1+ Agents ‘ 8 guilt-end Ave. J o ' e . City National B 3 TRANSAOTS A GENERAL mt eusmees AND orrens EV FACILITY coasts—res wrru souuo. BANKING Surplus Ind P at v, Capital 51 00,000.00 Safe Deposit Boxes 33 Ind ‘5 PIP. Eon/1N H. MATllaweoN CHOCOLATES cunby's. Specials 29 c‘ts per pound box W. F. Wigmore 81 Co. DHUGOISTI JAMES PARKER. Manager. 8 No. Mill! St, SoyNorwnlk‘ JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice» . FREDERICK H. ROWAN, ZdV ’ Pres. WILFRED BODWELL. Gabi. W DIRECTORB‘ E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace M John H. Knapp John H. Lia Christian Swan: Fred H. Ito Samuel Grumman Lewis R. H Henry 8. Lockwood . “.va“ Freight Propellers leave 28 East River. New Yer of Dover street). every du93 ‘ cept Sunday) at 3 p.111. ‘ received at Not-walk up to Hotel Mahackemo usually paid to agents selling this line of Work. We Employ No Agents Get our prices before placing your order for Decoration Day Work 80. NORWALK MONUMENTAL . WORKS 04 do. Main St. TCIn‘ 904 South Nomlkv 3 J. R. CONNOR. Mgr. Service and Cuisine Unto-Date Rate; 02 per dny and Upward. suquv oINNIRs 78o Banquets a Specialty m. and South Norwulk up to D- m. . Nordalk Steamboat 'Annlnu J. Smith, Lessee. finwick Optical .4L'EIV Well oonetruoted Large and comfortable Furniture Store Best ina‘ Collap- i; sible Go- Cart, buy .; The AllWin FA MITCHELL ’i‘he Reed 8; Voik Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped ELECTRICAL SHOP In the Town ' euro women Phone BOB-«5080. Main St. 1 DAVID W. RAYMOND 1 ' Funeral Director- iiihballner 10 No. Main I la. Nomlk ., autumn unlit en ti. ~ 'l‘elophgneqllio studio ' dietitians at MIND-49.1 1'. "open Mondiy in so. Normal. Music 11111111101111 l1 AND GLA8833 G UNIIED BANK & tooth N‘l‘VMKt
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