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Profeshio
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To Let.
Business and
Cards, and?
W." Twenty-fly Words or Less, 200-—
Three Tunes. 000 -- Each Additio ' Word. 1 cent Insertion. In Black-
face 0r Capo, Double Price ‘
.. WANTED i « TO LET ~ FOR SALE
lNSURANGE~WANTED EXPER-
ieuccd insurance salesman for South
Norwaik and vicinity. Independent
agent for large Health, Accident. Lite
Company. Liberal contract. Splendid
opportunity. Address Box 1, South
Noiwaik Sentinel. all) 3t
WANTED—~13. i\iA\' FOR
iieel rnd washer. Apply
Laundry.
ENG [-
Crescent
al 8 3t
WANTEDWA (llltl. FOR ASSORT»
lug room. Apply Crescent Luna
(l|_\‘. . (118 Ill
WANTED -- (IOlil’lC'i‘lilN'l‘ Gilli.
for gcnm‘ni housework. Apply Mrn. ii.
A. Mills, iiowuyion uvcuuc, ilowuytou,
(Winn, nitl tit
WANTEDwillllLS i.\'s Ol'll TRIM-
iulng’ department. The l’eppurd idin-
broidery Works. all :it
WANTED -—— SilliS’l‘lTil’i‘E POSI-
rtions by oxmrricnced stcnOgraphcr.
Address X. Y, Z, cure Sentinel. al'i’ 3t
WANTED—TO RENT A ONE FAM- -
ily house in the vicinity of Norwalk.
.0110 with some land and outbuildings
preferred. Address '1‘. N. ll., this of~
tire. , ulT 3t
.WANTED~>~OPERATORS EXPERI-
enced on power sewing machines:
etcady work. (Iluett, Peabody & Co.
In tf
LOST
LOST~ON CONNECTICUT TURN-
pike, between Armory and Hospital,
email gold pendant, exact representa-
tion of Egyptian mummy case. with
miniature mummy inside. Reward
for return to thla‘oilit‘e. 818 3t,
BUSINESS NOTICES
LET US ESTIMATE ON YOUR
plumbing, dinning and heating. We
can save you money. Work guaran-
teed. Telephone 593-4. R. (I. Thomp-
son & 00., 54 First St, East Norwaik.
niii 6t
.NOTICE —-- PAINTING. PAPER
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters supplies of Alex.
While 611,9 Fly Ave. Tel. 423. Il-sti
mates cheerfully given. mill im
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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BEFORE HAVING YOUR ELEC-
tric lights installed, get prices on wir-
ing and fixtures from me. “Right work
at rightmricea." E. Barthel. 63 Men-
dow St, city. Phone 1147-4. fit if
uAai-rs MODERN coonvnnu
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work“ Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St.
HOUSE PAINTER &
DECORATOR
Large assort
ment of finest
Wall Paper.
prompt atten-
tion. > Esti-
mates on ap-
plicutlon.
J.A.RUDDER
108 8. Main St.
80. Norwalk
Tel. 10354
No Rim-Cut Tires
10% OVEROIZE
Adopted by 44 motor car makers
in 1910. by 64 in 1811. and by 127
in 1912.
James E. Ells, Jr.
NORWALK
‘ mos. .1 AND FASHIONS
' Lace figures largely on frocks of all
, deocrlptions. '
buttons are lavishly used on many
otummlug hate.
{Current rouxand dark blue-lo a la
. yorite. combination.
Lace trimhitngsare in
stances veiled with tulle.
Narrow belts of velvet ribbon of a
contractiting color are seen.
hmsrt and aervlccable sure the new
striped cotton Ottomans
We note same It rip a trifllc wider
and mpcdll clindhg'drsuorl'
yiounooo diabolical lacetrlm mum
of the underal‘tlrtu of soft satin.
Eyeiotombroidemd batisie is among
the favorite oumm‘or plutonium
Katine. an idol of thinnotua‘n. Drain
icon to hare a’ tremendous matte.
' ‘ Taken affine black tulle are social
in natal-oi! whilogmull, brindle, lace.
some in-
i TO LET-~~PART OF HOUSE. 80.
Orders given '
‘ sldq renew?!) I. bongo from absolute
, slashed almost to the knee. A band
'TO LET~PLEASANT FURNISH-
ed room, 10 (nascent Terrace. Apply
on the promised. 019 3t‘
T0 LET—CONNECTING FRONT
rooms, with all conveniences, for light
hauaekeeping. Water, toilet, gal
plates. 83,00 per week. 214 Eaat Avon.
TO LETHONE Oil TWO FAMILY
bound with all modern improve-
hlcnfu. inquire ii. A. Connoully. 81
Washington atreet. South Nor~
wuik. ' all) 3t.
TO LET rl‘UltNlSilEi) HOUSE Illi‘
t; l‘OilIiln'. all improvements. inquire" I
t‘oncord SI. hill "it
TO LET n-ifiilRNiSliEil noon,
suitable lur two, and n' ainglo “fulfil.
.‘iizpiy at 33 Woodward avenue. South
.\crwnllt. .113 iii
To LET-”LIGHT, SANITARY, i
every way up to (late apartments with
electric light, steam heat and Janitor
hcrvirc. Ready for occupancy on or
before May 1. inquire J. M. Dayton.
TO LET ----- SIX ROOMS, FIRST
floor. 120 South. Main St. South Nor-
wrilk. Somvimproveuienlu. Apply to
Capt. A. A. liottis. 44 Wall St" Nor-
wulk. ‘ iii? ti
, wuik.
’Euat Not-walk.
.. _ ply 35 P‘nirfiold Ave.
FOR DALE-«EGGS FROM 00W-
oii strain. Barred Plymouth Rooks at.
81 per oettlng. 'l‘ul.1306. Job Lock-
wood. IR. F. .7 South Norwalk. ho
ton Point R0 d llowayton.a19 lit
FOR SALE—20 MILE SPEED
boat at half value. (,‘an be noon at it
Mechanic utreot or address 1‘. A. ‘Sten
ling. No. ill Berkeley street. NU"
. ul8 6t
FOR SALE-*A GOOD WORKIXII
horse: unafraid; weight 125. inquire
:l ilouion street. alB tit
FOR SALE «~21 FOOT liAlINt‘li,
will. new Ilurkor engine. in first ulnar
condition A bargain to a ready but
or. Address “Launc'ln’ cure Scull
Incl. . all) {it
FOR SALE—MA, FEW SETTINGS OF
S. C. fluff Orplngton eggs from iirut
\: ’cluau pluck. 82.00 per if». fully guur~
.l. 0. Seaman, 7 Cottage St...
al'l' 3t
antced.
FOR SALEW'GOOD‘ SURREY. AP-
ai'l {lit
FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE.
eight years old; aibo wagon. harness
and carriage. inquire Ii Bordon
St. at? {it
TO LETwiiOlISE
modern improvement; electric light.
and gun; good locality; central: in
good condition. Inquire 22 Taylor
Ave. near West at. M7 6t
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS. WITH
part improvements. inquire of R.
.loaaiovsky & 00.. East Nor-
wnlk. aid if
TO LETm-SEVEN ROOMS. ii ELIZ-
abeth Sr, all improvements. inquire
United Grocery Co. upiii tf
Main 8L, live rooms and bath, rent
818; l2«room houdn. Grove St... all Im-
provements, 835. Homes for sale on
easy terms. C. E. lioyt. at The South
Norwaik Trust St. null if
TO LETMSEVEIEROOM FLAT. 1N-
quire Magner & Flynn, 138 Washing-
ton St. mil? if
TO LET MHOUSF 2] UNION Si‘.,
17 rooms. all convenient-ca: suitable
for boarding house, but will be. altered
to suit tenant. Also brick cottage, 2‘i
Union St., ll rooms. all lmprovemcniu.
The Hatch d: lluilcy Co. mri2 if
TO LETMIIAMIIEON AVE. HALF
of two-family house, It rooms. and Il-
room fiat; all improvements; good con-
‘dltion; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 tf
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
Brass copper and tinwnre should
be cleaned with turpentine.
Wood ashes and soap are come-
times used for brightening zinc. puns.
A little white sugar in hot. water,
two lumps in a baeluful, is sufficient
stiffening for delicate laces.
A few drops of turpentine in the
woter‘when clothes are put to soak
will wititen them wendcrlully
Starchcd clothes, shirts, collars.
calls, etc, if dried before a bright fire
after ironing. lemme benutiuiiy
stiff.
To put a new wick in a lamp. push
in through «the top of burner. and
it. Will go much easier than through
the bottom.
A thin coating of thee parts lard
melted with one part resin applied
to stoves and grates will prevent the
from rusting in the summer.
‘ Use. a wire-covored asbestos mat
for your stand. A rub over the
wire, scum the iron, while the no:
beams protects the iron board.
‘ A rooklng chair that crepe on a
‘thick-piled carpet can be made to
remain stationary by winding u 000'
pic of inches of velvet around one
'rocker.
A safe place for matches in a glass
jar which has a screw top. Unless
you noe‘safety matches. it is better not
to ieuVe them In the box in which
they come from the atore.
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«...-...
Exquisite Gowns.
In "Primrose." a new comedy pro
ducod at the Comedic Francoise, Paris.
says the Philadelphia North American.
Mlle. Faber wore two especially alum
ning gowno. The first was an after-
noon gown of mash—colored cloth. This
was extremely fine in texture and Wall
made with a tunic 0f velvet- colored
mounseiine Bands of the mouuollne
trimmed the tunic about the neck and
hem. ‘The skirt under the tonic was
formed or two d6unces, elaborately
ombroidel’ed and scalloped around the
lower edge. ‘ ‘
'An evening gown of oriontdlfyoliow
velvet was rhé oeddnd Mbi'i‘lilu was
made with loud. dimple linen. The
square-out train WM libel} With a rich
cont brocade. lam. mm on one
plai‘nuods. ‘f‘ho rt Was drupcd and
of sold embroidery toliowod diagonally
some! the front the outline of the top
WITH EVERY .
FOR SALlimA MITCHELL RUN-
about. fully equipped and in fine con-
dition; maaonable. Address A. A..
Sentinel. South Norwulk. all”: (it
FOR SALEWROOMY SEMI—SPEED
boat with 18 h. p. Roberts motor;
speed ii) mlieu: in good condition; not
overhauled this sprint; Inquire R. A.
Hoyt, 5 Core Ave :13 0t
FOR SALE-AT HALF PRICE. AN
electric carpet cleaner, in perfect or.
(for. As easy to use as a sweeper. 836.
inquire l". A. Mitchell's furniture store.
Wail Sh, Norwaik. 081 if
FOR SALEMVGOOD FAMIRY 0R
luminous horse. kind and gentle; two
wagons, and burnout. Cheap if cold at
price. Inquire 37 Quintnrd Ave.
mr28 ti
HORREBwOiilD nonans. RANG
ing 11.00 to i800 ihu. Good. young
clock. suitable for all purposes. “i3.
iicrshileld. attics stables cor. Wood and
Concord Sta. Telephone. niri if
FOR SALE~~ON EASY TERMS. A
line l-i-room house. one acre of land.
all kinds of trait. on Highland Ave.
Inquire Minot 8. Smith. 78 South plain
St turd tf
FOR SALE-58~IIORSDS~od i
hare just received on head of horned.
correlating of all kinds. ills. matched
pairs of stock horses, uieo some farm
chunks and buaincas horses. in this
lot you find them sultabla‘tor all jobs.
We niao have 20 seasoned horses from
84.3 upland all those homes must be an
represented or money refunded. Suin-
uel Mnndelson. 72-78 Stage St. Stam—
ford. Telephone llitlf. mri if
FOR 8ALEw60-HOR8E' POWER
Stearna. fully equipped. run Very little.
good an new; just out of the paint
shop For quick sale will sacrifice for
8‘. ’500 Apply to Longahbre Farm.
Snugatuck,‘ Conn. Phone 138. Wear
port. d6 tf
‘FOR SALE—«ONE 1808 WHORSE
powcl‘ Thomas, good condition and
newly painted. Price 81050. Apply
to Lonsshore Farm, Saugatuck, Conn.
Phone 138. Westport. d6 if
Bays Bodies Will Never Como t0 the
Surface.
BALTIMORE. Md, April lily—“The
bodies of the victims of the Titantic
disaster are at the bottom of the
deep. never to leave it." said Profou-
sor Robert W. Wood. of the chair of
experimental physica’ at John Hop-
kins University today. "it is altogeth-
er improbable that any of tho-corp
nos will ever return to the surface of
the water. as in the cm with bodies
drowned in shallow water.
“‘At the depth of two miles the pros-
eure of the water In qomethlng like
6.000 pounds to the square inch, which
to far too great to be ovmomo by
buoyancy ordinarily given drowned
bodies by the gases that are generat-
ed. ‘ a...
“That the bodies unktb the bottom
of the neu. there la no quoltlon,’ he
continued. “The Titantic’o victim:
who were carried down with the boat
followed until the very bottom of the
sea was touched? where m n0 ouch
thing up their “ppm In their down-
ward com-co a bait mile. a mile. or a't
any other point." , 8
Restrictions or A IAOHILOR.
The hardest thing its to pay taxes
dad he a bachelor.
Money can melt in your pocket fast-
' or than buttor in your mouth.
A Woman seems able to see all of
her More in a looking glass that it
around the corner.
A friend In no much more danger-
ouo thanau enemy bschuao he has up
many more chances to hit you.
The moon 9. girl can smile to
threoimon in a group and make each
him in it our for still chain 0 but
hind ch
~ sun In ,
lilifi u in ~
‘ South Nor-walk. »
one of them think it was meant tort
m... mu and any tor to
Natural Color~lef
' Quickly Removed ‘
There is nothing new about the idol
of using huge for Mooring the color
of the hair. Our grandmothers kept
by the use of a oimple “Bane Tu."
Whenever their hair fall out or tool:
on a dull, faded or streaked appear-
ance, they made a brew of Sue leaves.
and applied it to their hair with won-
derfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays we don‘t have to resort to
the oid‘time tiresome method of gath-
ering the herbs and making the too.
This is done by skillful chemists better
we ham to do In to ciiuor the ready-
made product. Wyel'h's Sage and Sul-
phur Hair Remedy. containing Sage in
the proper strength. with the addition
of Sulphur, another oldvtlme scalp
remedy.
This preparation gives youthful col-
or and bounty to the hair. and in one
of the bout. remedied you can use for
dandruff, dry. feverish. itching scalp.
and falling hair. (let a fifty cent bot-
tle from your druggiat today. and you
will be surprised at the quick results.
All durugglots sell it, under guarantee
that the money will be refunded Ill be
remedy is not exactly as represented.
Special agent, Silllwn & Powull Corv
DOI‘RUOD.
lillfll illlillillli.
Sidney Guthrie. ,
Possessed or a kindy dispooition.
embracing a multitude of friendh, and
geiicrnliy beloved by all who kind-r
him. the depth of Sidney Guthrie; of
filly-ermine which occurred suddenly
this morning shortly before 10 o'clock.
came an shock to the citizen: Edi
the town. Mr. Guthrie had telephon'
ed this morning but an hour before
death and was apparently not ill.
Sidney Guthrie was born in Eng
land. on August lilth. film, but came
here as a young man fund had resided
in Norwaik for the put fifty ycsro.
During his younger dayu Mn Guthrie
wan engaged in the brokerage busi‘
limit! in New York city. remaining In
thin line for about twenty‘ilve years.
Mr. Guthrie was icon tax collector
from too: to infill and collected on
icvcn not: of bonito. His record as a
m collector was i good one, and
thrown hie officehc‘brcamc flhloflflh
ed more widely undmthnu was more
widely redirected.
The deceased was a member of St.
John‘s lodge. .\‘o. 6. F and A. M” of
Buckingham Pool. No 12, (l. A. it, and.
a charter member or the Noxwalk;
Club lie was a corporator of the
.NOrwnlk Savings Society and a stock'
holder in the Control National flank.
Mr. Guthrie won a veteran of the
Civil War, having fought in the Tenth
Connecticut. Volunteers.
it in a peculiar coincidence that
hire. Guthrie died in a similarly and
don manner about two years like She
had made a. telephone call during the
evening and ”next morning she had
passed away. ‘
While Mr. Guthrie never had any
children hie ‘tbree nephews. who have
been almost. as sons to him, survive.
They are John, Joseph and William H.
Guthrie.
Katherine Louiu Hunnialn.
Katherine Woe, wife of John
Hannlgun. the well known trolley con-
ductor, died yesterday afternoon at
her home in Lincoln; avenue. Mrs.
Handicap was taken iii in the after-
noon and Dr. Dexter Hitchcock was
called she now steadily worse until
the" end came. The deceased was fifty.
vice: will be held from “her late mai-
donco on Saturday evening at 8 o'~
clock. Rev. 1.. B. Howell will atheists
and the remains will be taken Sunday
to the Evergreen Cemetery for inter-
inept.
Edward Strict.
News has been received of the
death of Edwdi'd Street, of West Som-
dent and business man. Mr. Street.
was engaged in the dry goods business
i.. Weed. of Norwaik. and Mrs Lin-
coin Prescott of West Somerviiic.
Mn. Mary douddor.
Mro. Mary Ecuador, of Richmond
iiiil. Long inland. formerly of South
Norwalk, died this morning at her
home. accordint to‘ activities received in
The lunoral services
will be hold from tho into home on
Mimdey. y'l‘ho deceased is survived by‘
their hair dark. slouy and abundant '
than We could do it ouraclvea; and all -
n.‘
three yours at age. The funeral cer- -
orvlilo‘ Mum. a former Norwalk root;
in Wall street where Tristram d; fly-:1
att‘s store now stands and in quite,
well known here. He in survived by a:
wife and two daughter: Mrs. Samuel
mack and George Send-
It bill it
from The Sentinel.
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One Meat Cleaver, oil tempered steel. extra heavy, retail value ..$ .75
One high grade, oil tempered steel Carving Knife,-retail value . ..... . . .. .50
One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . . .30
.One high grade Meat Saw, temperedfsteel blade, retail value ........ .50
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NOTICE ,
'crrv TAXES
The taxpayorl of the City of South
Norivaii: are hereby notified that the
i"? to: of nine (8) mill. 0n the dol-
or. laid up the amusement list of 1811.
by the Board 0! Estimate and Taxa-
lion will be due and payablu on the
that day of May. 1812. at which time!
will receive the name at my office
Roam United Bank Building. oil,
Waohlngtou street. South Norwdllt.
Penalty at: the rate of nlllp (8), nor
cent. a your from May 1, 1912. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after Juno 1.1.818
WILLIAM B. WILCOX.
Collector of Tattoo at the Oily of
. sour Nor-walk. , . 1*“
.South orwalk. April it), 1812.
f “ ‘ ‘ , ‘10 “3
gm
cumin to could to your atom to oi»
whore-400 their own and your disad-
rmnmboosuu your duvet-tidal
will not build impoillnd enough.
livery nay Ionic store-patron- who ‘
To the Public
or those who .may be lamented in'
old Pine Island Cemetery, Mr.
Lynch, No. 188 Main St. .Nor’waih.
been appointed caretaker of said
tory and is making an effort to ‘-
and keep said cemetery in at IM
presentable condition and by con ,
tion by than who have any but
in this old cometary which in the M
lug place of many of the oldout . ' ’
files in Norwalk. it can be kept
least a fair condition. If you are ,,
all interacted in thin old
show your interest by 00-0919
with those who are trying to lot .
in? appearance of acid cemetery"
tlo hoped by the Cemetery A
itch that the parties Who have ' ‘
dumping their refuse in the road '
east side of cemetery will desist
deluged at once that legal stops
not taken.
CHARLES F. HALLOOK.
Prouident Cemetery Ame.
hirer
. . on; “Will;
of a Bonllnpl cimlilbd all; ,
you a good choiwflrbplm 3
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