. boot and shoot repair shop. . - Fairlie-Id County tors of the Fairfleld County Savings l I ants! Classified “Ads”—-— For sale. Business and Promosional Cards. and MiscellaneOuszz To Let. I. O. CO WWI llllillii indigestion. Gas. “Wound J Dyspepsia Bo Ind‘lfsufsel GLASSIFIED Advertisements on mane. Twenty-Five Words or Less. m— Fine in Flume Three Times. 00c— Each Additio Word. 1 cent per Insertion. Inhisck- m .. “CO or Clpl. Double Price . Every you regularly more tbsn s million stomach sufferers in the Unit- WANTED I TO LET FOR SALE ed States. England sud Canada take WANTED — THREE 0R FOUR first-class carpenters. Apply to 11‘. 0. Johnson, 30 Taylor Ave. at lit WANTED—BRIGHT, ENERGETIC man, 30 to 40 years of age; married man preferred. Guaranteed salary. with bright prospects for right man. Address "1)." Sentinel oillc-o. :13 3t WANTEDle‘EAMSTER WANTED. Il‘inch Brothers. No. 8 Van Zant SL. Mist Norwalk. 9.3 (it WANTEO~«'I‘\\'O LADIES IN GOOD social standing to accept an out-of- door position In Norwnlk and South Norwalk, all or spare time; 310 per week and upward. according to time given and ability. Give address plain- ly. M.. care of Sentinel. a3 3t WANTED~A LIVE son to sell guaranteed articles. Call W. R. Austin. 123 Washington St. manufacturers‘ outlet. n2 3t WANTED~GIRLS IN FINISHING department. “light work. Inquire Ed- ward Boese & Co. ‘ a2 3t WANTED -_ T\\'OENERGF‘1‘1(‘ salesmen with house to house selling experience. Weekly guarantee paid Mbiie building up a well paying busi- ness; latet. horse and wagon furnish- ed. Address Route. care Sentinel al 6t WANTED~0PERATORIS EXPERI- enced on power sewing machines; steady w.ork Cinett. Peabody &. Co. iii if BUSINESS NOTICES SALVATOR CHAJNOTT, GENERAL Contractor. Sewer water work, mas- onry. concrete walks, road work, grud- lng and rock excavation. Orders so- llr lied 26 Wood St. Telephone 816-3. 112 (it ELECTRIC V ACUUIM CIJEAN‘NGT" Let me estimate on cleaning your. house with an electric vacuum cleaner .If H)" have no electricity. work will be done by an electric vacuum clean ing wagon. No job too small: none too large. Hand and electric cleaners for sale and to rent. E. P. Middlebrooks. :51 Adams Ave, Norwalk. Phone s2 b‘t 848- ii. MlLLiNERY~—MRS. E. F. TAYLOR. ‘i.’ South Main St. Mlllinerv in all its branches. Latest ideas In spring styles. ' Prices reasonable: In30 6t NOTICE -— PAINTING, PAPER- hanglng. Decorating. by practical man. Save tnoncv by buying youI wall po- pcr and painter-5' supplies of Alex. White 61%, El} Ave. Tel. 423. Esti- mates clIceIfully given. nil-i iIn ron VrI-In rheumatism. etc. TURKISH BATHS treatment of gout. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. . iii if BEFORE HAVING YOUR ELEC- tric lights installed. get prices on wir- ing and fixtures from me. "Right work at right prices." E. Barthel. tilt Mea- dow Stuqity.’ Phone 1147-4. ' SALES .PEIL I us It‘ TO LETmilOOM WITH BOARD: good table; home (Mocking Rates rea- osnsble. Mrs. G. M. Taft, 10 lisvilsnd St at ill I WILL SELL YOUR REAL ES- tats upon one per cent. basis. If you will come to me st ones. Martin Sales 10.. 25 Quintard Ave. at 3t TO LET—SECOND FLOOR. HILL- slde Place, $12; house. Rowsyton. 818; upstairs. North Taylor Ave, :7; house. Woodbury Ave. 335; second" floor. Monroe 8t. :14; house. Main St. Nor- w.alk 835: downs ails. 88 Taylor AVB- ’Qnsckenbush. llurien til. tbltd floor. Chapel 81.. so; down- stairs Monroe St. 316; laundry build- ing. $1.3; small building on Spring St.. I5; barns. lots. one or more floors of factory. etc. lluyiuond Bros. al In fig 1 TO LET-«ROOMS AT 40 ORCHARD once. 0 1] Scott ltowayion Tel. | St., Norwalk. inquire on premises. con. - a4 3t ill! 341 ”" FOR 8ALE~. \ll'AR NORWAIJK. TO LET -- FIVE-R001 WA '1‘; good house and burn. about four acres rent reasonable. Inquire it. IIopp. lib Cove Ave, East Norwulk. 'a3 3t To LET—«UPPER FLOOR OF house in rear of bank building. on Washington St. Inquire J. F. Mc- Mahon. all 3t TO LET~SECOND FLOOR. F‘OIIR rooms. 3 Henry 81.; rent. 39. Also second floor. five rooms. 245 East Ave; rent 31?. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs. 241 East Ave. all :It l TO LETwIN Nisw HOUSE. roam: rooms. Inquire-140 Woodward Ave. I12 3t l 70 LET—Rooms. 31.50 or. wrrn or without board. Mansion House. Washington St. W. F. Teller. Prop. ‘ tutti 8t To LET—SEVEN ROOM FLAT iN quire Mngner it Flynn. 138. Washing- ton It.S m27 tf TO LETwEIOliT-ROOM HOUSE. modern. all improvements. line or trolley. Immediate possession: rea- sonable rent. J. W. Duke. inquire ii Elizabeth St. mil if T0 LET—HOUSE 21 UNION SR. 17 rooms. all conveniences: suitable for boarding house, but will be altered to suit tenant. Also brick cottage. 23 Union St.. Il rooms. all improvements. The Hatch &. llalley Co. mr12 ti TO LET-- HAMILTON A1111. ilALl" of two-family house. 6 teams. and 6- room fiat; nil lIanovements; good coh- dlt.;lon one block from railroad station Joseph it. Taylor. sill tf TO LET—~FIIOM APRIL 1 PART of house. 5 rooms. 102 80. Main St.: rent “3.1101150. 68 Woodward Am. 6 rooms. all improvements; rent $2.3. House. Iii (.rove 81.12 rooms. suitable for two families; rent #31). C. E. lloyt. at.SoutlI Norwnlk Trust Co. mr22 ti FOR SALE OR TO Liarw ‘ son stE on T0 LET-~Itousn FOR BALE-POUL'I‘1IY. WHITE Wyandottes. B. C. Rhode Island Reds. Eggs, 81 per 15; 36 per 100. Will de- _llver Won all blues at Stamford show on Wyandottes. Phone. ‘ a! . a t FOR CALEA-LAUNCII 22x5 FT. one your old; ll) h. p. 2-cyl. engine; full boat equipment; condition perfect. III- spcctlon and demonstration by ap- polntmon-L i’rlce very low if sold at good land: fine place to raise poultry and fruit; only $2150. part cash. Also good new seven-room house. only $1850; and two large lots in Norwalk. $250 each. Address 1’. 0. Box 314. South Norwslk. ' at (it FOR 8ALE~RETIRINO FROM business. will sell horse. wagon and harness cheap. Apply at the Public Market. at if PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD goods. April .3 and 6. at Arlon Hail storage. including everything for the home. also 1 house safe. 1 ofilce safe 21t.sq..3it..6in.high,1N0.Boteel range. with hot water tank and hot water connections inquire No.10 Madison St. or J. K. I-‘Inch Auction eer. 12 Madison St. s3 31 FOR SALE—BABIIED PLYMOUTH Rock eggs. $1 for setting of ill; also pigeons for sale. inquire Mrs. C. lien- jumin. 62 Gregory Boulevard. illust Norwalk. a2 3t FREE TRIAL PACKAGE Oll‘ CON~ koy's Lice Powder and big SO-Iinge Poultr iiook for one week only at Chas. .. Dow's. m26 twt 3w SACRIFICE SALE w—SCIIOONER yacht. cup winner. jfixliixti. Splendid condition; now in water; oak con-5 strucilon; copper fastened: three stole rooms; conImodious cabin. with four" sofa berths; large galley: shipmute range: running water; large refrigera- tor: new plumbing. Sands toilet: nearly new sails. standing and run- 3 hing rigging; four anchors: tedar and i mahogany lender. $2500 for the toil (not cost of inventory) Would make? Rider. 812 Water at" Bridgeport. Conn. business lIOrse. kind and gentle; two wagons, and harness. thcnp it sold at (moi. inquire 37 Qulnturd Ave. 1' utr29 ti ing 1100 to 1600 lbs. Good. vonng . . - . . stock. suitable for all purposes. 13:11:11,?“labfi'yl‘lgficnmd' 1:39;: ilershileld. sIIlcs stables coI. Wood and a... ' " Concord Sts. Telephone. 1 FOR SALE OR TO LET~-HOITSIILV nlne‘iooms and bath. all improve- mcnts; in perfect order. inquire ll Grove St. a2 tit mr-i if FOR SALE—0N EASY TERMS. A fine 14 room house, one acre of land. all kinds of fruit on Highland Ave Inquire Minot 3. Smith. 1‘9 South Mslnl St. furl it? NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 W est Washingtonfl St. HOUSE PAINTER 81 DECORATOR Large assort- ment of finest Wsll Orders given prompt atten- tion. ’ Esti- mates an ap- plication. . J.A.RUDDER ' ‘1088.'Msin‘ 8t. _ 80. NOI‘WOIk Tel.1035-4, ”—— savings Bank DIVIDEND NOTICE Norwalk. Ct.. March 21,1912. At a meeting of the Board of Direc- Iiank held this day. a dividend at the rate of four per cent (4%) per annum was declared 2‘0 depositors from the earnings of to six months ending March 31,1912. The same will be en- tered on pass books and paid on and after April 10,1912. . by order of the Board of Directors. . lllYMOUR CURTIS. mill lilt ‘ ‘ Treasurer. use Gavin rinse run out. souff‘llttaMPfroN. 11...! April 4—- William! Bsnhsti. one of the life to. Paper. ‘ .OllfiBlffll'JQu I I > ' No Rim-Cut Tires 10% OVERSIZE- Adopted by.“ motor car makers In 1913. by 64 in 1911, and by 127 Inllll . James E. Ells, 'Jr. NORWALK To Contractsrs The Water Commissioners hereby request bids for trenching and filling on streets as may be decided upon by the Common Council. to be covered with permanent vements. Plans and spec floatlons at the Wat- er Ofllce on Saturday. April‘ “1912 Bids to be filed by .noon, April 13, To Plumbers The Water Commissioners hereby request bids for laying new service pipes on streets as may be decided upon by the Common Council to be covered with permanent pavements. . . . er Officemn Saturdh‘y. April 8. 1912.. . 19Bids to' be filed by noon, April lit . pairs of stock horses, also some farm Plans and specifications st the now ‘ amt. sad that public notice thereof FOR sate—assw—nonsnsmss. l have just received 56 head of horses. consisting of all kinds. llig. matched. chunks and business horses In this lot you and them suitable for all Jobs. We also have 20 seasoned horses from :45 up. and all these horses must be as represented or money refunded. Sam- uel Msndelson. 72-78 Stage St. Stam- ford. Telephone 1387. ‘ mri tf FOR BALE~60HORSE POWER Stearns. fully equipped. run very little. good as now: Just out of the paint. shop. For quick sale will “scribes for 82500. Apply to Lonsshore Farm, Saugstuck. Loan. Phone 138. West- port. till it FOR BALIWNE 1908 Oil-HORSE power Thomas. good condition and newly painted. Price $1050. Apply to Longsbore Farm. Ssugstuok. Conn. Phone 138. Westport. d0 lit! FOR SALE—ANTIQUE MAHOG- sny rocker, ready for use. Tapestry. Mitchell s. 14 Wall St. 081 ll. "Ina iiilllllis AT A COURT OF PROBATE. holden at Not-visit: within and for the District gglglorwsilt. es the lid dsy of April. in the nut ter of It... iii. Hsyes. of rwslk. ‘ in“ Id District, sh incspJ m an filed his so 1‘ donssrvstor. to count to this court it the matter of- the ad . allowance of said sc- its acceptance of said resin ms and determined at the Miles in Norwalk on the 11th “ ygqi Avril. 1012. at 1 o'clock fore- ,. 'were lsld. Not until nearly treated. and should there be any Papa's DispepsIn. and mils. not only immediate. but lsstln‘ HIM. I This hsrmlesp mutilation will di- luent anything you out and overcome s sour. sassy or out-oforder stomsch the minutes afterwards. If your mesls dont fit comfortably. or what you eat lies‘ like 3 lump of lead in your stomach. or If you have heartburn. that is s. sign of lndlges tion Get from your Pharmacist s. bOcent dose Just as soon as ‘yon csn. There 'wiil be no sour rlslngs. no belching of undigested food mixed with acid. no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nansen. Debilitstlng Headaches. Dizziness or intestinal griplng. This will all go. sud. besides. there will be no sour food left over In the stomach to poison your breath with nsnIeous odors. Pope's Diapepsin is s certain cure for out-of order stomachs. because It takes hold of your food and digests it Just the some as if your stomach wasn‘t there. Relief In five minutes from all stom- ach misery Is waiting for you at say drug lion These large lib-cent cues contain more than sunlcient to thorOugbly cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indigo» tion or any other stomach disorder. .:, IlliilillllllillM illillflll noun Overhealsd rm Caused Fire Which Bullies Firemen sod Causes Loss of 875,000 warmtnunr. April I-«lin over hosted pipe In the caller of the First Baptist church ignited the wood around it shortly after seven o';ciock last night. and in less than half an. fine motor yacht or house boat Harry 1 3‘03" "l" ”WNW “NJ seething “WI . once which continued to map, the 95‘ Samuel Hodge. of Norwalk. were vie. n1 6!. form of a” the firemen [n the guy“ “an Mr. Klld HTS. JOIN) R. Wood, FOR SALE (I001) FAMII 1' Oil until ll o'clock when the building wass Sunday. in ruins 3711.000. A few minutes after the firemen; slatted to work A gas explosion 0c The loss is estimated st in the church and scattering namesE in all directions. At no time after that did the firemen got the blaze at: jder (ontrol. Aided by a strong north- nesieiiy wind the tire rapidly gained headway until it had reached the roof. The reserve force of the department was called and about 20 lines of hose every section of the roof hadfiaved in did the firemen begin to show headway but shortly after the dunes went into the steeple and the cupols was too high for the water to reach. When the top of the steeple fell there was practically nothing left of the church to burn. Two firemen were slightly Injured. The Flrst‘mptist church is locsted on Grand street next to the post office, but the government property was carefully guarded and us not dams:- ed. Rey. H. B. Blast. pastor of the church. took up‘hls work imthe local field only two weeks use and was en- tertaining members bf his congress» tion at his home when‘tbe are started. --Hlves. counts. itch or salt rhsum sets you only. Osn't beer the touch of your Nothingness Dosn's Ointment cures the most 0 stints eases. W‘ suffer? All dumbbell sun-+£— PATRON] NOTIFIED OF CHANGE. United ”settle Light and Water Com- pany Denim be «a» mm». The United Electric Light on We- bet Company Is sending. notices to its patrons. notifying them of the cheapo In msnuMsnt which hss mostly tr ken place In the state. and string in- formation regsrdlngthe conditions which exist; In the Norwslbs‘. It will please people here to learn that Coarse, H. Csffroy. for severelysus the efflct int superintendent. will remain‘ln this capacity. This is on Is rsnce‘ than the patrons here. will oourtsously o‘suse for criticism the company do- sires everyone to be, free to go to him case of Papa's Dispepsln and take a" newspaper havin gl'i riot at lesbt be given to all persons . therein by publishing this order in s it Hflhar u assault interested s circulation in aid ve days before ssid ‘ fuel from ills eompsny’s eloctrlc sud ancient. it. an out it desired is to git/s the mostlsiilolent service possible to «we» obtainins llsht. power and port for s long time. ‘ " « a Hartford on Monday. m day. week. . w trek. town. w...—u—. guest of his daughter Green. . taincd their son. Charles. of Stamford over Sunday. Judge and Mrs. Moreen have open- ind “Daybreak." their summer home in the Farms. __..._._..--———._ Miss Virginia Parks had gone to New York to spend the Easter wou- tlon with relatives. William Lehn has secured a posi- tion as mason with his uncle. Gustav Lohn. 0; Cross Highway. -—_——.... Greens Farms next week. The Misses Abbie sud Bertha Bro- therton bu resigned their position at the Dr. Mscfsrlsnd sunltsrlum. Dr. and Mrs. D. Mscfsrlsnd are on- tertaining their dsughter. Miss Ruth. who sttends school in Philadelphia. John Elwood. of the Farms. spent Tuesday. in New Jersey. brother. J. F. Elwood, who is very ill. ‘ It is said that already gwant board in mer Wesipori this sum- Wow-N...— Irving Psrdee, with Mr. and Mrs. w. -. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinlcy have; , moved from the Patrick Dunnlgan place into the residence of PatrickE Hossssuonto nonsns. BANG cut'.rotl breaking nearly every window’Qlimel’ I Miss Florence Jennings at 'SIInny 1 Bank" in Greens Farms. has been en- tertaining Miss Martha Kaufman. of New Ydrk I George Whitehead of the Forms. ihlppod‘by war of Bnlltley' s large an- to truck. 800 Easter lilies. to New Ha- ven. on Tuesday. The next ball game betweenthe Green‘s Farms team and the Crescent A. C. of Westport. wiii' be played Monday afternoon. —-—-—--p-— 4 Miss Ruth Olmstead, of Bridge port, has been spending’ several days In town. with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Olmstesd. Repairs are being made at the Miss fer the coming ssssOn. The home' will be opened in about two weeks. ‘ . It has been noticed that many of the fsrmers are bsrd at work plowing up their fields muting ready for the planting season which is almost on bond. . ‘ M .' . . In the production of “The Pirates of Poussuufl which is to be present- ed in the Perl: theatre. Bridgeport. on. the 80th lush. J C. Sniffen. J._ H. McArdle. W. F. Preston and 19.11. ‘ Perry. will take part. The water msln In front of Neil R. Mitchell's some time. pairs made. ,, I" Fable. R. DlGiovsnnl'. thins that lisp been needed In West- I W in... lisonpnsli. s wellknown er- I fist of this town II. lion .. emanated to . 019.“. J. o. illicit made a business trip to Miss Bertha Brotherton was a guest of friends in Bridgeport. Sun- The local school children are en- joying the annual Easter vacation this The water ttoughs in town roceIIed. 1 their annual spring painting thlslMl I“ all right. has been drinking Miss Sallie Bedient has returned from a visit with her 313." in (,901-39.1J8mes Bradley addressed the court. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meyers enter. Improvements will be started on the, summer home of Charles Benics. In‘ with his . there are. many applications from people. who‘ Julia Wakeman place in prepsration, ' ‘resldence burst Monday .. and wrisht street. was flooded for g; Workmen from the we- :I tor compsny however soon responded .. and the supply was shot on and re- " W. AL G.’ 1). Warren this week out on :3 rubber tires for J. K. (Inuit. Charles -~ . sud Charles ZZ Huonsrberg. This part of Mr. Wat- gj . , rea' s business is growths sod is some " malt .vmill. at possum. . use Donsll pleaded guilty sad s has of 05 add coslt- wss imposed. The betel Attorney HM” Blended prosecuted the case. Charles H.-Olmstes. of Riverside avenue. while working on the new house of Miss Bollock, in the Forms. mode a mlsstep and fell down I night of stairs, landing heavily st the bottom. Wheat workmen went to ‘him it was found that he was seri- ously Injured and he was taken to his home. Dr. Nolan was called and af- ter an examination It was found that he had dislocated his shoulder and otherwise bruised himself. At pres' ent‘ time he is able to be about the house. Thomas Clear. 5 well known Westport young man, who when him- ‘be seen lugs crowds on the M Joseph Misses. sl sill. mm were new others who pulled than in In lsrss quantities. is one up" of the not these four out over d bush. e1. an slou In. our test-s sins and filling their bsskets its fest. M they could work. It Is estimated . .durlus the dsy there were ' bushel taken tiny is I which had resdy market st so am per pound. Each builtel new so pounds which would bring sm‘ for the lot. 'Weltporl smelt us well" known about the state end may the cities are glad to get them. fishermen who have been Mia" this river for the past 36 mp; that the smelt catch runs good I every other year. This yes ever, is the best that. they I: known. .—. heavily of late and on Monday was arrested by Deputy Sheriff lifesd and taken before Justice Purdy. Tuesday. l and asked for leniency on the part of the court and desired that ludsmentl Charles Wheeler, of Mystic is the;Z be suspended. and that If granted he Mrs, G. J would take Clesry to Hartford and‘ 'get him a good job. besides payingzm the fines and costs. After hearing. the case judgment was suspended with the understanding that Cleary keep away from Westport. Bradley produced a seed sized roll of bills and paid the fine and on a late trsln de» parted for Hartford with Cleary. Yesterday was the best day for catching smells in this place that ican be remembered for many years. During the day there was at least 40 bushels of these fish taken from the asuntuck river and sent to the cities where good prices were rocelv~ ed. The average price was 20 cents per pound. Perhaps those who had the best luck“ were 'Tim Driscoil. Thomas Croker. Joseph Lstbin. and $35.00 FOR A Blickensde rf er . Typewriter Cost $65 as Goon AS new Horace R. N ash N. Main & West Ste. ” S.Norwsllt l llloney end Tar Compound and I ‘ Mrs, Chas. Jaokman, Merril’ Newburypon Mass. creditn W oovery .to the use of Foley's M Tar Compound. She says: "I. have hemorrhages of the 1m feared I was going to have tu- sis. i took several bottles 0 I am a well strong woman not a sign of tuberculosis. I keep Foley's Honey and Test. pound In the house and it WA» ._ whole family free from. colds." *W’ Wigmore'dz Go. . _ The man who attemptsto call woman’s bluff must be looking trouble. LoVERs “The Place" ‘ a” EASTER Footwe The largest variety of handsome wear We have ever shown Oxfords and Pumps In all thelatest models and no ., leathers. ranging from 32.00 to , OUR LEADERS Foams“ Elite $3. 50 to $4.- Twosrouss Norwalk South . 4-. Patent Medicines ~ Kilmer’. Swamp Root. 000........¢5e Kllmer's Swamp“ Rest, 31.. . . . . . . .85o Kennedy’s Favorite Rom. 81... . ..85e Dr..Pleros’s Fsv. Prescription, $1. .8!» W. F. Wigtnore & Co. DRUOOIITI JAM“ PARKER. Manner. (’0le Main 8L. So. Norwslk .llotel Mahackemot . J. R. CONNOR. Mar. 1 Service and Cuisine Up-to-Dste Rules 02 per guy sud Upwsrds SUNDAY DINNIRO 750 . / jnnqueu a Specialty The coil & Volk ElectriCal Co. The OnlyIFully .Iqulpped » ILIC‘I‘RICA‘L SHOP . "In the Town AUTO SUPPLIIO Phone nos-60 So. lulu at, . so Nemik. ironic inn Block " “ TRANSACTS A GENERAL BUSINESS AND OFFERS FACILITY CONSIOTIN WITH SOUND BANKING Capital $100,000.00 Safe. Deposit Boxes 83 sad .6 ' EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vie- FREOERICK H. ROWAN,2d Pres. WILF-RED BODWELL. Cashier DIRECTORS E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace John H. Knapp John H. LI Christian 8mm Fred. H. Samuslcmmmsn Lewis R. H Henry ~‘ Lockwood
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