ants! Classified “Ads”:- To Let, For Sale, Business and Professional Cards. and Miocellaneous ::- .: I. O. .0 .0 O. .0 chSSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. ado-— Three Times, SOC-- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion face or Caps. Double Price In Black- WANTED 5 AND WOMEN i WANTED—MEN agents for house to house canvass for luinitnre polish. Apply evenings af- ter 6 oclock. George A. Clark. 10 Inuim St, South horwnut all 31 TO LET T0 LETwWITH BOARD, PLEAS~ ant room for cOupie, or two communi- caTlng rooms; good table: home cook~ lug: rules reasonable. Mrs. G. M. Taft, 16 Huviland St. a12 3t WANTEDWGIRLB IN OUR ’I‘rRIMo TO LET— FIVE-ROOM FLAT, 111ng department. The l’oppnrd Em- good location. Inquire li‘. ilopp. :13 liroldery Works. all in Core Ave., East Norwslk. n11 lit WANTED—CANVASSERS, MALE' TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, or female, to handle quick-selling ar- Iit‘lt‘; good pIoIlI Address Empire, hilddletwowu (‘onu WANTED—«AUTOMOBILE. WILL exchange a seven- room house In Row nylon, all improvements. For partlcu lure, telephone 314. all 31 WANTED-GIRLS I.\' dept, embroidery works. these & 00., Chestnut St. FINISHING Edwin all 3t WANTE-DwLABORERS AT NEW school. Torrington Building (30.. Ilen- I'_\' St.. South Norwalk. alo lit CHAUFFEUR. YOUNG. TEMPER- ate. reliable, desires position with pri- vate family; moderate pay; good driv. er; go anywhere. Address Chauffeur, Sentinel office. all) 31 WANTED—~GIRL OPERATORS ON power machines; steady work. Inter state Rubber (30.. 83 Washington St I all 51 ’ WANTED—”OPERATORS EXPERI- euced on power sewing machines; steady work. (.lluett, Peabody & Co. 16 if J ' BUSINESS NOTICES 17 Elizabeth St. all till * all Improvements. Inquire Mrs. Clough. all 31 'TO LETw PART OF HOUSE. 80. Main 81., five rooms and bath, rent ,818; 12 room house, Grove 51... all Im- provemenis 835. Homes for sale on easy terms C. Is: l-loyt. at The South Norwalk Trust St. unit ti 'ro ‘LET-wAT 105 SOUTH MAIN St. two connecting rooms on first floor and one from bedroom on second floor. Call after 3 o‘clock p. at. MO 31. FOR SALE FOR SALE—«(1001) GROCERY hotse, eight years old; also harness, wagon and carriage. Inquire ll Bou ton 612112 3t FOR SALE—wAT HALF PRICE. AN electric carpet cleaner, in perfect or der As easy to use as a sweeper. 835. Inquire Ii‘ A. Mltcheli' s furniture store. Wall 151.. Norwaik. 031. ll FOR 3ALE~SEVEN rasssatnaa I’anhurd, 35 h p.. late model. perfect condition. liartog 88 West St. sill 3t FOR SALEwI’ANliARl) TRUCK, 21 p., late model. perfect condition s12 tit h. liartog. 88 West St. - FOR SALEMSIXROOM HOUSE: barn, good well, fruit trees. grape vines. etc.; loud 120 it. on one street and 220 feet on another street: make tine building lots. For price and terms inquire 40 llayview Ave. a12 31 TO LET~ROOMS FURNISHED for light housekeeping. all convent. ences. dishes gas plate in room: nice home Int right parties. One large rootn for gentleman. At No. 11 Havi- land St., SouthNorwslk. aid 31 TO LETwlIOUSE, ll COTTAGE 8L. Ilast Norwalk. Five large rooms. with improvements Inquire A. Stuii. . a10 31 TO LET ~' HOUSES. FLATS. rooms. barn. shop, manufsciory with power, tools, teams. men. Raymond ro ‘ aIO 3t TO LET—«SEVEN ROOM FLAT IN lqulre Mngner «it Flynn, 138 Washing lion St. m2? if CARMINE RICCIO. 13 CROSS ST.. will open his Ice cream parlors). Satur- day. April 13. IleKlyu's ice cream. All kinds of candy. etc. al2 61 POWER VACUUM CLEANING Wagon. Estimates furnished cheer~ fully. Careful and satisfactory work. Reasonable prices. Best service. Charles H. Downes. all (it NOTICE —- PAINTING, PAPER- hnnging. Decorating. by practical man. Save money by buying yottr wall pa- per and painters' supplies of Alex. White. 61% idly Ave. Tel. 423. Esti- mates cheerfully given. mil lm TURKISH BATHS FOR THE treatnfintt oi gout. rheumatism. etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadswortlt's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. ‘ 19 ti BEFORE HAVING YOUR ELEC- trtc lights installed, get prices on wir-. "Right. work, E. llurtliol. or. Meat 18 tl'I GOODYEAR: lag and fixtures from me. at right prices." (low St. city. Phone 1117—11. NASH’ S MOI)luit\ b tot and shoot repnii shop. All kinds custom made work Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 \\ est Washington St HOUSE PAINTER &' DECORATOR Large assort- ment of finest Wall Paper. Orders given prompt atten- tion. Kati mates on ap- plication. J.A.RUDDER 108 8. Main M. So. Not-walk Tel. 10354 .Fairiield (lounty ‘ Savings Bank DIVIDEND NOTICE . Norwaik Ct, March 21,1912. ‘ At 'a weeds of the Board of Direc- . tors of the airfield County Savings . ' 13ml: held this day. a dividend at the rate of four per cent, )per annum was declared to d rs from the earnings of the at months ending Mitt-ch 31,1912. The same will be en- . tiered on pass books and paid on and After April 10,1912. By order of the Board of Directors ' SEYMOUR CURTIS. . m2? 1.2t Treasurer nonwstk GIRL. Annssrso. ‘ ‘14 Sergeant Bryan 11. Silk of the Nor- walk police force, last night, arrest- ed Miss Nellle‘sturges, for whom a Warrant has been out [or several days. . Nellie is alleged to have been hitting '. only the high places for some time “ and her escorts on various occasions have been a carefree crbwd. Last night. or rather this morning at it o‘c‘look, as she was riding through 5 odd the Warrant and placed Nellie “in It to keeping. bier case "they dip heard this after- noon bsioni’Judgs Lockwood, and it. ' T0 LET-IilIGIIT-ROOM HOUSE, modern. all Improvements. line of trolley. Immediate possession; ren‘ sonable rent. .I.. W. Duke. Inquire 9 Elizabeth 81. mil ti TO LETmHOUSE 21 UNION S'i‘.. 17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable for boarding house, hilt will be altered to suit tenant. Also brick cottage. 23 Union 81., 11 rooms. all improvements. The. Hatch 8t liniley Co. Inrlzi. ti TO LET-~~IIA1\III...TON AVE. HALF of twoi‘amlly house. it rooms. and 6- rootn lint: all improvements: good con- dition: one block from railroad station Joseph R. Taylor. sill ti No Rim-Cut Tires 10% OVERSIZE Adopted by 44 motor car makers i in 1910. by 111 In 1911, and by 127 in 1912. James E. Ells, Jr. soawant . .. m. "\aw—‘W‘ Touring Car for Hire Comfortable Oar—£pnful Driver Day or Night Calls JOHN 1. LANE Tel. 963 - NORWALK Auto Supplies 9 UNION AVE.. NOTICE Concerning Dogs The rules of the State Commission- or of Domestic Animals requiring all dogs at large to be muzzled for three months are now In force. Dogs should be licensed on or’ be- fore May Ist. After 'that date a pen- alty of 31.00 will be charged. Norwalk. April 10. 1912. HERBERT R. SMITH. , 1110 in Town Clerk. RAILROAD COMPANY TO MAKE inrhovsusnrs. The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company Is. plan- ning to’lmprove-lts property In Both ton street. Lexlnuon avenue and Me- ohanlc street and under the Bpriod street, bridge. Curbs and But -to be installed, bogetberl w walks. This movement will preclatsd by the people. It the S’Ili'inl‘ who have condition city. Raymond contract for fun ‘ the loss site has to say about them. wood «chant as Veil its all others . to Invade that FOR SALE-“GOOD ROAD HORSE. perfectly fearless; two harnesses and one rubber tired runabout. inquire 10 Crescent Terrace. ai‘.’ lit FOR SALE—(1N EASY TERMS. household furniture in a boarding house. Inquire 5 Elizabeth St. MI 61 FOR SALE—~EIOHT‘HORSE PORT- uble Geller gasoline engine, imported Shropshire ram. Iii Shropshire ewes. Ill Shropshire lambs, 10 registered Jer- sey heifers. registered yearling Jersey bull. Apply Althea Farm, Dorian. l’. 0. Box 2:14. Phone 779-2 Stamford. all! 31 FOR SALE-A MITCHELL RUN. about. fully equipped and In line. cote ditlon: reasonable. Address A. A.. Sentinel, South Norwulk. all tit FOR SALE-”CORNER DOT, GOL- den Hill and Summit lite. Reasonable and easy terms. G. 19. Fredrick. West Cedar St. all lit FOR SALE ~— NA'I‘IONAL CASH register. total adder; good order; cheap. Bridge F‘lsh Market. all 31 FOR SALEWIIOIIIIRSIE POWER. Model to 1910 Buick. Continental de- mouutuble rims, speedometer. wind shield, extra tires; run less than 3000 FOR SALE ------ IIOOIIY SEMI'SPIIIEII bout with 1’ II. p. Roberts motor; speed 10 miles; in good condition: not overhauled this spring. Inquire it. A lloyt. :3 Core .‘e. all tit FOR SALE-wIIPlTlllthl FROM business. will sell horse. wagon and harness cheap. Apply at the Public Market. at 11'. FOR SALEAIGOOI) FAMILY 011 business horse. kind and gentle; two wagons. and harness. Cheap it sold at once. inuulre 37 Quintard Ave. mr29 ti HORSES—«01110 HORSES. RANG- lug lltltl to 1601) lbs. Good, young stock. suitable for all purposes. 13. llershtleld, sales stables cor. Wood and Concord Sta. Telephone. furl it FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS. A line 14 room house. one acre of land. all kinds of fruit on Highland Ave. Inf! ti FOR SA-LE—oti—HORSESw-fifi. 1 have just received till 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 seasoned horses from 345 up. and all these horses must be as represented or money refunded. 8m- uel Mandelson, 7278 Stage 81.. Stem ford. Telephone 1387. mrt ti FOR SALEWHORYSE rbwaa Stearns. fully ennipped, run very little. good as new; Just out of the paint shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for $2500. Apply to Longsbors Farm. Saugatuck. Conn. Phone 138. West- port. ‘ do if FOR aALlu—ONE 1908 60~HOR8E powar Thomas. good condition and tiewa painted. Price $1050. Apply to Longshore Form, Saugatuck, Conn. Phone 138. Westport. d6 1. LOST L08T~PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED spectacles, probably on Washington 81.. Wednesday. April ll). Reward If left at N to. Ryan Co: ‘1; store. LOSTwANGORA OAT. REWARD. Please return to flaring, 88 West on. South N‘orw‘atk. .. all at LOO‘I'mWIIIDNEBDAY NIGHT. AT .Wos'tibound station chain of gold beads. Reward for return to John Oldenseblsger. 8 Hsvliand 8t. all at o returns museums. The more birthdays a woman has A man ceases to be a good husband when he begins to feel sorry for him- self. It's didIcult for a man to practice economy and be popular at the some time. . About once a month the avers girl of 18 meets the only in cool ever love. ‘ tililitill’ 111111 miles: cost $1900. 5750 if sold at once. lloblrhnud (lat-age. «H (‘bcstw hue St. all 31 gnqulte Minot 8 Smith, '19 South Main 5 812 It 1, Biiii Alli Iliillli ‘Ilntil su spinal loses York . Are Found Result of Veto, Will Not In Known W NEW YORK, April 12.——81x boxes of the ballots cast by the locomotive engineers on as many different east» ern railroads had failed to reach New York today, and until they are found there will be no announcement of the result of the strike vote recently poll- ed on fifty Eastern roads. Warren 8. Stone, Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, so declared today. The boxes were sent by ex- press and should have reached New York Wednesday night. Tracers had been sent after them, Mr. Stone said. and he felt sure that. they would be delivered some time during the day. Returns from 34 railroads had been totalled up this morning. Some of the leaders dctlsred tbd'i indications were that the vote. would be heavily in favor of a strike. "This does not mean." Mr. Stone said. "that there will be a strike. The question before the engineers is whe. iher they will authorise their oflicrs to call a strike should we fall In further negotiations with the railroads for increased pay." During the morning the six missing boxes were received and the final counting of the remaining ballots was commenced. Grand Chief atone said that the complete result would M1 1 known early In the afternoon. W BRIDOEPORT HOUSE ROMEO. BRIDGEPORT. April 12. ~Becsuse oi the manner of working, the police today expressed the belief that the robbery of 81000 In Iewelry and money from the home of Angus ll. Mackenzie last night during the absence of the family. was committed by the suite person or persons who on Sunday night entered the horns of James E. Sotners. About fifteen pieces of low-. eiry in addition to money wasJaken. Mr. Mackenzie told the police this morning. There Is no clue to the rub her. , 1 l ilrwustein Bridgemirtl; II R. Hughes, Nyark. N. Y; I. Mints. Newark: 0.11%.; Mtilrnih Rockiliie (‘cntcr I... i‘ Charles I“ llicrntd. Providence. Mr. rand Mrs. t“. .I. Fitch. lloston: L. R l ilnributt. Wilton. Mrs. Clark. R. E Del Wilt. Thomas McDonnell, city. i m-m~w.- .1- we. ..... V ..-.....-....... no...“ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Eilulmckemo W. 'l‘. Nadia. H. W. Losec. S. It. Richardson. I". ll. Ilcck M. lilank. R. Schnabel; M. Bilberutau. A. (‘. lamb, ..I llcnrch 1.. ll. lllckuy. I". (‘ ll pliers. il‘. 3.5 Hodehberg. J. c. Tucker. New would George w. Lewis. listrttord: W411}. Mead 11. 9 Arnold. New Haven; 1. a Bristol 8 Sentinel ads. bring results. lilili tints AT A COURT OF PROBATE holdeu at Norwailt. within and for the Dis April. A. 11.1212 Estate of Martin (loerl. late of the City. County and State of New York. encased. Whereas. written application has been made to this Court for the filing and recording In and by this Court of certain writings with said application filed and. therein alleged to be the duly authenticated and exemplified copy of the will and a codicil thereto of Martin Ooeri. late of the City. Coun- ty and State of New York, deceased. and of the record of the proceedings proving and establishing said will in and by the Surrogates‘ court for said County of New York: Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate April 1912 at 11 o‘clock iorenoon, and all persons Interested therein are here- by cited than and there to appear If they see cause and be heard thereon, and It is further Ordered. That public notice of said application and of the time and place of the hearing thereon and of and citation be given to all persons inter» ested In said matter by said applicant causing a copy of these orders and citation to be published in s newspa- per having a circulation in said dis- trict. at least ten days before said day of hearing. HENRY w GREGORY am It NOTICE A CITYW'AXES The taxpayers of the City of South Norwolk are hereby notified that the city is of nine (‘9) units on the dot lsr, laid on the assessment list of 1911. by the Baird of Estimate and Taxa- tion, will be due and payable on the first day of May, 1912. at which time I will receive the same at to cities. Room' .., United Bank Build an. 97 Washington street. South Not-walk. Penalty at the rats of nine (9) per cent. a your from “May 1 1912. will he charged on on bills remaining unpaid after June 1 ”I! 91!. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDA ® at the A&P Store Peanut Butter Clothes Pins Pure Lard Very Best Creamery Butter, Very Best Flour 24% lb Bag Extra Fine Potatoes Magnolia or Cream Milk Shredded Wheat Full Cream Cheese ) a pound 35¢ a bushel $1.50 a can, 10c: a pound 11¢" a pkg. 12c? 100 for 10c, . a pound 14¢ a pound 22c too STAMPS FREE with I “fill of 5 7o STAMPS FREE with 2 bottles Pure End 5 ‘ A. & P. Baking Powder at .......... 50c] tracts. and flavor, each ..... ...... ..osc EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES COFFEES 25 Stamps Free with I lb. El Ryad at” so Stamps Free with 1 lb. Ambrose at ..... see so Stamps Free with 1 pound at ........ 60c 15 Stamps Free with I lb. Sultana at. ..35c 60 Stamps Free with r pound at. ..30c 40 Stamps Free with 1 pound at. TEAS . , ..7oc , ”7 ....5oc _ Io STAMPS FREE WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES 1 package Macaroni at ........ . . . . .' . . . . Joe. I jar Smoked Beet at ......... .... ....... 15c . I bottle of Ammonia st . . 1 bottle Olives at ........... I can 0. D. Cleanser at. I package Jelly Powder at. . nc-w..oo..- .xoc .151: . u ....... a . .roc I package Pancake Flour at. .. .104: x package Buckwheat at .......... .mc" . ...... I of: so STAMPS FREE WITH. 1 CAN A. & P. COCOA AT ..... . . . .. ....... . . . . .. The Great A&P Tea Company. 124 WASHINTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK Deliveries 8:39 a.m. Tel. No. 909. mend 2 :30 p. m. FREE DELIVERY. trict oi Norwaik. on the Ilth day of , Cities in Norwalk on the iilth day of . VS: . ""“ W‘s.‘./yb* ..z ‘._ ‘9‘ Dark Blue Taffeta Frocks. Smart dresstttakers are. now muster- Ing all their forces for the adornment. and diversification of the taffeta frock. particularly of the dark blue taffeta frock.’ There are. of course. greet possibilities of variety in the myriad hired shot taffeta provided for femi- nine spout-cling. but many women. either from necessity or choice. will content themselves with admiring these as they appear when worn by others A fabric so cool. so light and so dust shedding Is taffeta will nat- urally be most generally attractive In the one color—dork blue—which Is now recognized as being the smartest. the most practical and at the same time the most universally becoming one which the dyers have so far been this to produce. An examination of only a few of the new blue taffeta gowns reveals a sur- prising amount of variety in detail. so- oording baths New York Tribune. This to apparent In. the finding of the top of the corset». and Is ofaspecial Inter ‘ eat those because this part of a gown has so much to do :with making It be- coming or unbecoming. Three differ- ent models, token quite at random from a large collection. show one high neck and two entirely different styles oi round neck. The high neck is formed by a shal- low yoke and boned stock of white mile. over which Is a platted collar of black hills. The latter to wide enough , to cover the yoke and extend an inch or two over the taffeta corsage, and is attached tots narrow band of black 4 tulle..which stead-a out sharply again“ the white of the stock. 0! the round necks, one has a wider collar effect at the book produced by an arrangement of two or three bias taffeta frlls, and finished at the top by s narrow trill of line; in front are two lace covered rev-rs. opening our Iy to the valet over as vest of plain crowns polished tulle. Although the vest wears It certain air of simplicity, this isn not. slmetthsr ”who, for, . ‘ Mill ‘ pearl button. and in each scallop is a small white The buttons have four holes and are sewed on with black tin-end In such a way as to make four little black linesradistiug from each of the four holes to the outer edge. The top of the vest is bound with white satin and‘iu the center Is a smart little black satin how. The second round neck. which Is on one of the simplest gowns. has a round yoke of horizontally tucked tulle. a continuation of the ‘underblouee, which may be seen through a corssge made partly of blue chiffon. This yoke to finished with a narrow, not tulle platt- inx. on the upper edge of which is an- other novel button moment. Tiny white pearl buttons are sewn on at in- tervals with pink thread and these are connected by two rows of hand sticch- «done in the same color. There is another pretty touch of color In the little clinics of satin flowers, in mauve. rose. pink and canary. which hides the closing of the yoke. The top of the damage below the yoke 'is outlined by the second narrow plalting. this time of blue chiffon. Wedding Gowns Worn In Paris. Among the smart clothes worn this week at a large wedding at Salute Clo- tlide. says a Paris correspondent of the New York Press. the following gowns were particularly worthy of note: ‘ One especially good style was of white serge. HeAVy linen lace formed the yoke and sleeves and the Inserted ,, band in th skirt. new: white satin was used for pipiiil. Another of Points violet brocaded sstln had a tonic of chiffon elaborately embroidered In lighter than of violet. Most conduct was a gown of white- sntboid-gold brocade. The audit-dress of this material was made perfectly plain. Over this a tunic of black mous- .unae do sols fall In graceful fold-.11 picture but of black. faced with the brocade and trimmed with a cluster oi old [old plum“. completed this fetch- iii; costume. . . Corvus blue velvet at our to who its not» great number of these are I ~. almonds is to favor large flat button oi dark red The rotors and collar were of daft s.atln A select few of the 'tfsshionnb‘, are. walking through the. Bots, days. Yesterday several It . coat suits were worn by these m cuts of early scpring fashions One was of dark blue diagonal m The coat, cut over a seml~box was trimmed with flat buttons (I! cry. White homespun was used for- V or smart suit. Large black bu with a rim of white pearls adorned coat. . With the blue suit was a so blouse of navy blue chat-menu ' had s. fiat collarette of white mense embroidery with blue silk I“ small crocheted buttons to trips 1 A touch of oerlse appears on of the blouses of white crepe do The mllliners continue to fetching models In spring ha. entirely of flowers. A stylish small but of dar. flowers had a broad bow of com vet arranged over the crown. Sheer white linen elabors broldered In eyelets and Mann black velvet ribbon was one foil prettiest frocks noticed at a reach play of summer fashions. 5 White blouses of finest lino daintler than ever. They an ately embroidered and within” lace. . Striped materials will be coil extremely good style this outstripu Modee in Brief. A navy serge frock is always and dainty. ‘ One-piece dresses oi corduroy». very popular. Motoring gloves are made best tan capo. The latest motoring cost its: s '/ tuds or pockets. Blouses In net and lose at“, popular it! ever , . 'I‘l‘ie collie. or Dutch boil
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