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WANTED
TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTED WASHING DONF
home. Apply to Illl'..s (inspat Dzureu-
111, No. 8 Church St,
1171 31
fWANTEDw’i‘lllil'Jiu‘ ‘ OR
in
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South Notw.alk iquh'e 24 (‘ lay St.
TO LET -SI"t‘ ()Nl) Il‘l 0011, FOUR
rooms. 211 (‘iaySl;s111uil family. in-
st? 3t
T0 LETw'liiliEE ROOMS, Wl'l‘li
FOUR ptivllege of light housekeeping; adults
first class carpenters Apply to 1". O. '0‘,“- Rent $9 Add1eas S Sentinel
Johnson, to Taylor Are. 11 :l , “5 3t
WANTED 11111111-11', liJNI'JIillllell ”To L.,-1-__.21‘1,111.,1; 1111 1101111
1’ '1" "” “i 1” “1‘” 01 “1‘4“3 "'“H'h‘d rooms. 11111-111111 iluor. running water:
111111 preferred. Guaranteed salary,
111111 llri'l'i prospects for right 1111111.
A ltl11 ~11 ‘I'. " :21‘1111111-1 oilite 1131 ”1i
WANTED l‘l'Z.\.‘11.\'l'l'Iil \‘. \\ “ill 1)
1'1 11-:11 11101111111, .\'o. 15 \‘1111 /.'11111 St.
‘11:.»‘1 Nol'wniit, 11'} lit
WANI ED 'l".’1'll i..l!llilZS
w. .11 standing to accept
door 1111751111111 111 2'1111\";1;l'1
Nurnnlh. 1111 or mare lime;
week and upward, art'ordlnl' to time
given and ability. (lire address plain—
ly. M.. (are of Sentinel. 11:; :1t
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11' 0:11 11'.
;1. 11 5311111
$10 1101'
WANTED - , TWO I‘INI'JRGB'I‘H.‘
salesmen with house to house selling
experience. Wet-lily guarantee paid
while building 1111 n well-paying busi-
ness; later, horse and wagon furnish
ed. Address iloute. care Sentinel.-
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WANTEDArOI’ICitATORS EXPERI.
euced 011 powm sewing machines;
steady work. (‘luett, Peabody & (‘0. 1
f6 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
SALVATOR CHARIOTT, GIMERAI.
Contractor. Sewn, water work must-
. oury. concrete walks, road work, grud-
inu and rock excavation. Orders 110-
lirited. 211 Wood St. Telephone Sill-1'..
' a2 61.
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANING——
. he: ate estimate on cleaning your
house with an electric, vacuum cleaner.
It" you have no electricity. work will
,be done by my electric vacuum clean-
lug u'auon. No job 11111111111111; none too
I'Irge. [land and eIeCtric cleaners for
sale and to rent. 11). l’. fliitidlein'ooks.
21 Adams Ale. .\'01'w1'tlk. Phone
Rid-11.112 lit
NIILLINERY -IllllS. 11‘ ‘T.'\il till,
8'2 South Main Si.1\IIlIIII(l‘l‘,\'III all its
Iii‘illlt'l'CF. Latent ideas in sprint:
styles, l’t'lccs reasonable 111'11) lit
NOTICE -~ l’\l\l‘i\i1 . \l’Illi-
pinging. Decorating. by 111' aetlcnl man.
Save money by buying your wall pa»
per and paintera‘ supplies 01‘ Alex.
White, 15th,. lily Ave. Tel. 4231. Rail-
mites cheer lily given. mil» Itn
BATHS l-‘Uil
1111111, rheumatisln. (':c.
by appointsnt-ttz. Dr.
Sanitarium, 'l‘ei. ‘Jltl.
iii if
TURKISH
t 'tnlent of
1‘1 1 I'angements
‘..»1ds\11)1'lh's
’I,‘ l l H
BEFORE HAVING itll' It ELEV
ll‘lf‘ lights inst :,lllt'd not prices on wir-
iur; and fixtures from me. "Right work
at right prices." 10. llini'thoi, lltl Men-l
dow St... city. Phone lHTvl. lR it"
NASH’S 110111th (1001111411:
boot and shoot repair shop. All 111111111
custom made'work. Pit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West \‘l'ashlngton St.
uousu PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
Large assorti
meut of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
prompt atten-
tion. Jail.
males on up-
piicatlon.
J.A.RUDDER.
108 3. Main St.
80. Norwolk
Tel. 10354
Falrfield County
Savings Bank
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Norwalk, Ci 1.. March ill, 1912.
At a meeting of the Iloard 0f Direc-
tors of the Fairlleld (ounty Savings
Bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. (lint per annum ~
' was declared to deilllslmla fiom the
earnings of the 111:1 months ending
March 111,191‘11.'i‘he same will be en-
tered on puss hooks and paid on and
after April 10,191".
lly 'order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
11127 i2t Treasurer.
THE DIFFERENCE
The difference between the Men
and-Religion movement. and all pro-
oeadlhz efforts at moral betterment
which have been marked by simclncu
lar 13111111311111“ ls flint. 111 the outin-
movements no his public campaign
has constituted the work itself,
“whereas in th reliant instance the
1.1111111111111111 euntmisutloiml part
01 11111116111111» ma'v‘ be remitted as
merely thé croutons up of the engine.
The movement 111111
ti‘ve beonbse it is.
’ \l'ulil.
"‘ $1.,
privilege of garden; trolley passes
door. Itent $5330 a month. Inquire
on 111'1 1111111, 3111:. Johnson, Sill So'lth
'liain St 51.111111 .\'or\\11lk
TO LET I100.“ \lllil
mod table: home 1110111113.
capable. M15. (1. :11. Tall,
:41. “ at All
TO LET -.'~‘i:.‘t‘t).\"l,l FLOUR, 1111.1.-
side Place. $12; house, 111.1waylon.$l>é:
ups' .irs, North 'l‘nyior 111111., $7; 1111111411,
"1‘.'ot'1ib111'y Ave” $217.: second floor.
.‘li'unoe St. ,;$Ii home. Main St, Nor-
s: . 1; downs: 'lli‘H, 1111‘ Taylor Are"
third floor, (impel St..$1'1; downs
Monroe St., Sill; laundry build-
:illlnll building 011 Spring SL.
lots. one or more floors of
Raymond llroa at St
liilAill);
Rules reit-
Ill ilarlinul
5‘4:
stairs,
lllfl'. ril'r;
15'1', 111 rue.
tummy ett'.
TO LET--- ittitllIS A’l‘ illiliit‘llhllll
i'xtiln'ulil. inquire, on plexnlsea.
11:1 :‘11
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LET —— Fl\'1~‘ HOOAI l’I1A';i‘
lnt1ulle 1". 1101111, '15
1' list .\orwaik. all lit
To
rent r1: amenable.
t‘ole A1 1'.,
TO LET-~II'I’I'ER FLOOR 01"
house in rear of bank building. on
Washington St. Inquire .I. I“. Mo
Nation. 113 ill
TO LET»SE(‘O.\’D FLOOR. l-‘OIIR
rooms. :1 Henry 81.; rent. 39. Also
second floor. five rooms. 2431 East Ave:
rent $512. inquire Mrs. S. A. i'oungs.
241 East Ave. hit 31
TO LET ROOMS. $1.50 171’. WITH
or without board. Mansion Ilouse.
\\'anhlnr.ton St. W. i". Teller, i’rop.
111:8 6t.
TO LET«-~Sl'!\ EN-llt)t.).\l iv‘LA'l‘. 1N-
quire Manner «'1 Flynn, 1:18 Washing-
ton St.
TO LET»l'Illlll’i‘AllOOM
modern. all 1211proven1e11ts,
trolley. immediate
1511111111111 rent. .1. W.
I'lllzaileth St. 1111] ll“
TO LET-11017811) 21 UNION 8'11,
11”? rooms. all conveniences: suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit 11'1111111. Also 111'11'11 cottage. 23
13111011 St. 11 rooms. all itnprovmuenls.
The Hatch 81' Halley (Io. air]: if
HOUSE.
line of
possession: rot»
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HA hi“
and W
11.001! ('1111'
TO LET ~ll.A.\Ill.'I‘fJ.\‘ .\\'l'2.,
of lrroi'nniliy house. 1: rooms.
room 11:11; all 1111;11'01'1111111'111s;
ditlon:
Joseph 11. Taylor 111:1 it
To LET- FROM .‘.~\llill 1. PART
of 111'11111'. ,5 moms. to: 1511 3111111 31.:
rent $1K. Home. 118 \\'ood\\'urd .\\'e..
1; rooms. all 1111111'ovements'. rent $.23.
House. 113 llrove St 1.: looms. suitable
for two 111111111113: mutual. 0. Id. lloyl.
111 South No1wnlk ’l‘1uati.‘o., 1nr22 ti’
FOR SALE OR TO LET
FOR SALE OR TO LET—41011811.
Inquire \\111. ll Lockwood. lioton
I'oint. Are. Itowuytou. at 2.1
FOR SALE OR TO LETmIIOiISE.
nine. rooms and bath. all improve-
ments; in perfect. order. Inquire 11
Grove St. ‘
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No“ Rim- Cut Tires
lo'Ii1OVER8lZE
Adopted by 114 motor car makers
in 1910. by 114 in 1911. and by 127
in 19112.
James E. Ells, .lr.
NORWALK
To Contractsrs
The Water Commissioners hereby
request bids for trenching and filling
on streets as may be decided upon by
the Common 1001111011. to be covered
with permanent puvomt uta.
. Plans and specifications at the Wat~
er once on Saturday. April 6,1912
Bids to be filed by, noon. April 18,.
i 9 I 2
To Plumbers
'rne Water Uor’nmlnion‘ersv begin? ' '
request bids for layind haw
ppos on streets as 1
upon oy the tinmmorfiloumd 1
covers with pertussis ,ll 1
Plans and would
erOfltceoxgflduf
:one will old:
11'1 111
11127 if
one biork from railroad station. ‘
all fit "
I WILL SELL YOUR REAL ES-
tnle upon one per cent. basis, if you
will come to me at. once. Martin Sales
(‘11.. ‘25 Quintard Ave. at 3t
FOR BALE-vi’OULTItY. WHITIG
Wyandottea, S. C. l‘lhode’lsland Reds.
111111118. 8i per 15; 86 111111011. Will do.
liver. Won all blues at Stamford
snow 011 Wyando'tes I'hone. Ii.
(211111 kenbush ilurlon. 11.4 3t
FOR SALE—mi AIINt‘ 1i 22x31 l'"i‘..
to 11 p 21.~,1'i engine; full
11.1111 eiplipnient; condition pcriecl. In-
1:111'1'111111 and dc11io112~1tmtlon by up-
polntnu'nl. Price very low if sold at
once. i). ll. Scott, liowaytou. ’l‘cl.
con 114 :11
FOR SALE-:NhAii NORWALK,
good house and 1111111, about four acrei
1111011 land; fine place to raise poultry
and fruit; only $2150, purl cash. Also
good' new seven-100111 house, only
that); and two large lots in Norwalk.
$12.10 each. Address I’. 0. 11011 iii-l.
South. Nonvalk. 114 ill
FOR SALE~-lll~:’l‘illlt\'(l FROM
business. will sell horse. wagon and
harness cheap. Apply at the Public
Market. of ti
PRIVATE SALE 01" HOUSEHOLD
goods, April (1 and 6, at Arlon “all
storage, including everything for the
home. also 1 house safe, 1 office safe
2 it. 1111.. :1 fl.. 6 in. high: I No. 9 steel
range. with not water tank and hot
water connections. Inoulre No. 10
Madison St, or .I. K. Finch, Auction-
eer. 12 Madison St. 113 :it
SACRIFICE SALE «SCHOONER
yacht, cup winner, 71.111in6. Splendid
condition; now In water; oak 170n~
strucliou; copper fastened; three state
rooms; commodloua cabin, with four
sofa berths; largo pulley: shipmnte
range; running water; large refrigera-
tor: new plumbing. Sands toilet;
nearly new units, standing and run-
ning rigglnu; four anchors; cedar and,
11111hogany lender. 82300 for the lot
111111 cost of lurenloryl. Would make
fine motor yacht or house boat. Harry
Rider, til: Water 141.. Bridgeport. 1 01111.
(ii iii
FOR SALE Illitlli I'A'liiil (iii
luminous horse. kind 11nd uei1tie;tuo
wagons. and harness. Cheap it sold 111 .,
once. inquire it? Quintat'd Ave. ‘
1111'29 it"
HORSES-MONK) titlitSiGS. HANG“
lug lltltl to 111011 ill-1'. flood. young
stock. suitable for all purposes. It;
Ilershfloltl. sales 11111111011 our. Wood 1111113
(‘oncord Stu. TC'ILIIIIGIII‘. mri if
FOR SALE wOX I-..\Si"l‘11‘li.\i‘w. \!
fine lll'oom house. one lit to of land.
all kinds of fruit, on Highland Ave.
lnqllll'e Minot S. Smith. 79 South Main
St, mri if
FOR SALEw-blluilllliSidS 311. l
have just received {111 head of llorses.‘
consisting of all kinds. Big, matched
pairs of stock horses, also some iarml
tliunks 111111 business horses. I11 this
lot you find them suitable for 1111 1011s..
\\ 11 also have 211 seasoned horses trolni
$15 up. and all these horses must no 11111
repienented or monei' lel‘unded Stun
uni hiandeisoa. 73.78 Stage at. Stam- 3
lord. Telephone 111111.1an if
FOR SALEmGOIIORSI" POWltiRi
Stearns, fully equipped, run Very little.E
good as new; just out of the paint
shop For quick sale. will samlfice for
251111.1ipply to Itongahoro Farnnl
Saugutuck, Conn. Phone i38.\1\’est--
port. (it
FOR SALE—ONE 1908 11011011811}
power Thomas. good condition and
newly painted. Price 810710. Apply
to Lougshore Farm, Sangutuck, Conn.
i’hono 1:18, Wostport. 116 if
FOR SALE-— ANTIQUE MAHOf‘
any r01 ker ready for use. Tapestry
Mitchells. 14 “all St 031 ti,
,Wi
JACK M'GRATH assent-:0 IN-
sUL'l‘.
Evidently it is not a good plan to
call a fellow-workman a vile name on
the night preceding Good Friday and
perhaps no one knows this better than
Poietto MMCO,1)I Winnlpault. who was
arrested last night by Constable Rich-
ard I", Moore. Marco applied a name to
Jack McGruth of baseball fame, in
the Dresdqn lace worlvs last nlsht
about 7 unlock and according to all
accounts Mediator returned the corn-
pllmcnt and added a W stilt punch
Marco' a firm are allows the effects of
the punch'oml the other 11111111111111
will probably to brought out in court.
shut at 111111 ’ 11111; which is working
1111111111111 to keep ahead of its orders.
For m. reason 01' other Marco con-
miter 111,111 gave vent to his
ll ill applying a name touching
bfofltwth’s ancestry.
Mmb’o’ eye is a and looking part
of the little Italian and was bleeding
copiously when he was arrested 1111a
result of his indlsor‘otlou. Mt-Grut'h
wane also arrested. _
Both men were put under $15 bonds.
lot Itheir appearance on Saturdd
motniug at 9 o‘clock before Judge lid
yard M. Wwood and see red ‘ - ”
' 1'211 an nue.
Ewomla or in the various
1“ came one session earlier
iillliillliliiilil'
"Sill liill Iii
To Darken the Hair 11111 11031010
Gray and Failed Hall- to
Its Natural color
It is easier to p one the color of
the hair than to red one 111 although it
is possible to do both. Our mono
mothers understood the secret. They
made a “sage tea." and their dark.
glossy 111111111111; alitei' middle 11111 was
due to this fact. Our mothers have
gray hairs before they are fifty, but
they turn beginning to appreciate the.
wisdom of our grandmothers in using
“sage tea" for their hair and are fast
following suit.
The present generation has the ad
vantage of the past in that it can get 11
ready-louse preparaatiou culled W)"
elh's Sago and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
A1: a scalp ionic and colon- rostorer this
prepaartlon is vastly superior to the
ordinary “sane tea" made by our
prandmothers.
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of the
scalp. Wye: 11‘s Sage and Sulphur l-iuil‘
Remedy quickly kills the dandruff
germs. which rob the hair of its life,
color 111111 lustre. makes the scalp clean
and healthy, nil'l'n the hair strength.
color and beauty and makes It grow.
Get a 1111 real bottle from your drug‘
111st today. He will give your money
back if you are not satisfied after a
fair trial. Special agent. Stillman-Pow.
ell Corporation.
“ 1111111 “11111111111111
...._....
There was a general exodus from
town yesterday of the vtlrlmls mem—
bers of the high school faculty. most
of the teachers taking advantage of
the three days in succession to visit
their homes in the various parts of the
state. A number of scholars joined in
the parade and are spending the boil-
duy with iriendn and relatives in other
plan-ll.
.—..—
The hint: school baseball schedule,
appealing in another column of The '
interesting and
that has
Senilnti, is 11111115
is the that authentic one
been given out.
m“...
flame Warden Wilbur F. Smith, of
was 11 speaker at the
high school yewielduy and his tail. of
over a half hour on birds and the won
tiers of the. woods .112?" excellent
\lnclt instruction and entertainment
'lul'lied in the menu 11111 of the, game
warden and the pupils as it whole
1, were delighted with his address. Per-
' Imps no man in this part of the ulnto
is better versed in 1111.- beaullea of the
birds to be
found in (‘1‘umeetlc11t and therefore
the opportunity to bear Mr, smith
talk was appreciated by all. [t
earnestly hoped that. this will not. be
his last talk at the school for It Is
certain that the student body was so
thoroughly pleased that they would
only too gladly wellome anothci such
golden opportunity.
W
Because of the uddi‘l'tis of alr.$1nltli
the classes weie necessarily r0415
ranged The lessons of the fifth per—
lotl were heard in the fourth period
and the sixth period lessons also
The fourth
period studies were dispensed with
altogether to give the some warden
ample time to his subject,
The usunl baseball practice was
held yesterday afternoon on the old
Overlmk Selleclt Militaty Academy
grounds in East avenue. Coach 0 A.
Kennedy and Basketball coach Frank
C. Godfrey were on hand and under
their skillful direction the practice
was unusually successful.
The Senior Class held a special
meeting in Room. 23 (the Lecture
room) at 1 o'clock yesterday. Rou-
tine business csmo up for discussion
and the meeting was an enthusiastic
on
one.
“on. '
There is a possibility that. the
Girls‘ Athletic association of the
school will take the chance oftered
them and make oils of the permission
given to the association to have a ten-
nis court built at the south. of the
school. This will he a boon to the
' feminine side ‘of the athletic organi-
zatlon.
Because warm Weather is still far
off has no strings on Norman Willam-
worthrand mucoln Sumner Wilson,
both well known among the high
school lads; If th‘einplans have not
miscarried they are already dlwortina
in the ’wsters of a certain "lake" In
Winnipltuit. 01" if not at it. now one pre-
boring to enter tln'i water. It was to
1 111‘ an early morning swim and mm:
interest is not“ taken in the adven-
t! we only knew that little now. '
hill, 0 do 11111. and the bays will haw'~
111,
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One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value ............ .30
011: high grade Meat Saw. tempered steel blade; retail value ............ .50
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One extra strong Can Opener, retail value ............ ‘ ................. .to
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EXPLAINS Tumos.
Apropos of the season for begin-
tne Stamford Advocate says
other parts of ' the state have been'
put in the quarries during the cold
through its selectmen. requested the
state highway department
early shipment. and it is carrying out
the request to the letter."
seem from this that
which are earlier in making' requests
for material for repairs are likely to
fare better than the others.
0st to see how the very severe win-
the'q‘u’urriu in it stout deal, resulting,
new HAVEN 39TH ormousramL' Increase between 1899 and 190114
CITIES‘ OF THE. UNITED STATES11613 per cent; in the value of the
According to figures Just com-piled ducts, the increase during the
and made public by the census bureau lperiod was 956 per cent. It is
New Haven stands second in the statc’ increases which show the pro
and ranks 30th in the list of the 50 which industrial Bridgeport is ma
leading cities of the United Stutesi While it still stands well dow ‘
Bridgeport. with 25, 776 wage earners.2 the list of industrial cities, the be 1
leads the cities of the state. New Ha.-i tage of increases shows that it
ven having but 28.547 wage earnens. been growing much faster than in
Waterbury .111 third with 20.170. of its more, important industrial rl,
In the value of its products. which lag Waterbury has 20 170 wage as
851,071,000. New Haven ranks 46111 in: and ranks 32nd: the value of fill’
the standing and in the value inoroae ducts in 850, 360 1.000 ranking 48th;
ed by manufacture, via. $25,752,000, it value added by manufacture l '
ranks 3111111 ‘In the percentage of in 624.000.ra11.king 41.; the lncmoo
crease in wage earners from 1899 to.
1909 New Haven has a mark of 33. 81
annual repairs on state
"Delays in shipments to
because of 11111111110111.
the winter. Stamford.
for an
It would.
those towns?
was 52 5 per cent. better than Bilbo“
,1‘he per cent. of increase in the value port: the lndrease in the value of pro-
of products is 48.8. ~ ducts was 66 per cent
In the number ofyl'wage earlier-1 In the percentage of increase 111 tho
Bridleport stands Nth among all the average number of was earlier»
cities of the milled States. It has 25,- Bridgeport stands min. The ill whldit
775 wane earner-.1111: ahead of it are. in the 0rd ',
, «u
Thld
It Is
a hint to the wise.
have interrupted work ,in
1111- the willie of products. Bridgeport. rank: Lou Aussies. Perth Amber
rash: “rd among United We. cit. stile, Camden Detroit. Akron.
let. the ”5".” bolas placed at m, stators. vaulted. Lynn. 1111111111
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