CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Wards orLens, 25% Three Times. u‘oc-v- Each Additional Word. 1 cent» per Insertio ‘ Incn,or Caps. Double Price on. WANTED WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN RE quire furnished room near railroad ' steam. Reply stating tennis to P. K. cure Sentinel. , I9 3t WANTED—A MAID FOR GENER- nl housework. Must have good recom- vunendotlon. . Apply 67 West St. South Nerwaik 18 lit WANTEDwGIRL OR WOMAN FOR, general housework. Inquire 17 Eliseo both St., upstairs. 18 3t WANTED—TO BUY A HOUSE (with 4 to 12 acres of good land for nurseries'end flower business between South Norweik and Stamford. Address ‘0. F.. care Sentinel. 18 iii; LOST LOST—SMALL DARK PURSE. containing sum of money. Reward for return to Sentinel office. 17 in: C. T McGovern General Insurance FIRE INSURANCE Real Estate. Room 14, Keeler Building, 155 Washington St, Norwalk. Public Stenogrnpher. w... .- W Undertakerl). W. Raymond HAS MOVED his office from 29 North Main street to rthe NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING, in West Washington Street. Tel., office. 1069- 3; house, 693. FIBEMEN AGREE TO MEDI- ATIOII UNDER THE [HUMAN MIT (Continued from First Page.) be named by the federal labor com. missioner. the presiding judgé'of the commerce court and the chief justice of the United States supereme court. The railroads objected to having the demands orbitrabod under the 13rd- man law for four ressOns, among them being the (fact that three men would settle the controversy. This. they thought, puts too great reeponsI-billty upon the one man who would cost th'e'decidlug vote. With the awards made in the engineers' case in mind, the firemcn’were loath to huvg the matter: go before a tribunal of seven men. None of the fifty district lend. ere Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, the flrcmen’s .. union, cared this afternoon to forecast the next move. , President Carter of the vilremen's organization and the district lenders , will meet the committee of railroad managers tomorrow. It is expected that the ilrenlcn'e reply to the rail- ronds‘ counter proposition will be on- nouuced .t'iten. After expressing their accordance with the suggestion that the contro- versy be nrbitrated by some nuthod, the committee of managers, in their communication to the firemen today outline their reason for decllnlmr nr~ nitration under the Erdmnn law in .pnrt'as follows: “The operation of the not In to settle a dispute rather than adjudicate a controversy. it rests upon the third ‘nnbltrator to bring the other two on. viiitratoro on nearly as possible togeth- or; if he convict do so the must decide . between them. This is accomplished by uplittinz differences, and the curve I“ . may he udiust‘cd without adequate in- , ;.. vestiguilon of. the facts involved and '_ the award only not rest upon a basic of Inquiry. humus moat fundamental defect of the llirdmuu not is that the interests of the public are not guard- ed by It” ., The firemen's demands, were pre— sented May 1. 1912. Originally, they" trailed tier incressds In no and‘ the employment of extra firemen on large engines, the total expense of which, ‘ the managers estimated, would no . proximate 92, 099,000 annually. the demands have been twice amended, the latest change calling for an uddiv canto moms. South *- ion of fictional) to the annual pa."- , . TO LET ' ” TO LET-«FIRST . FLOOR,= 1M- provementp. inquire of J. White. 49 Taylor avenue, South Norwaik. I9 3t rooms, all improvements. Address 0.. care Sentinel. 19m TO LET—LOWER PART OF house, 102 South Main st, smell dam Ily of adults. Rent $16. inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt. _ , i9 tf 1‘0 LET-«AT as weer srnunr. corner of High,‘viour room apartment. unfurnished vbut heated. lighted and with line of bathroom. Inquire at 2 High st. 18 31:- TO LET-«SECOND FLOOR, FIVE rooms, all improvements 45 Summit Ave. South Norwalk.18 3t. TO LET—MOVING PICTURE THE- ntre in Connecticut town of 12,000 population. Seating capacity 410. House located on the main street. Ground floor; rare chance for interested party. For Further information write. phone or call Yale Moving Picture 09., 94 TO LET—APARTMENT AT 39 Chapel St. Inguire 64 South Main St. . 17 tf To LET——LOWER FLOOR” AT 4 Franklin St.. two rooms «for light housekeeping. No children. Inquire on premises. 17 at T0 LET—Six LARGE. ROOMS. AT“ 55 spring at; also 10 room house. Connecticut Ave“ large yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose anlov. 102 Taylor Ave]. I j t‘ improvements. 21 Cove Ave; also 1 store, First St.. East Norwalk. in- quire R. Joselovsky or the United Grocery. d23 (.1 TO LETwNEW 6 ROOM HOUSE, improvements. on trolley line, 10 min- utes from post office; also 6 room new house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell. tf n1 TO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF of twofumily house. 6 rooms. and 6' room Not; all improvements; good con- dition: one block from nllrond station. Joseph R. Taylor. s13 t! b...» —.—.. .. .I... .. .. w»-............,.... _... m -0.“ BUSINESS NOTICES TURKISH BATHS FOR THE treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc. irrangsments by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. f . f9 t NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR moi. and shoot repair shop. All kinds :ustom mode work. Fit and comfort mornnteod. 28 West Washington St. W Dividend Notice THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK. South Norwnllr, Conn. At a meeting oi‘ the directors of this bunk held this day. 8. dividend ut the rule of four per cent. per annum was declared to depositors from the corn- Ings of the six months ending Decem- ber 31,,1912. The same will be enter— ed on pnssabooks and paid on and et- ter January 10,1918 Deposits made on or before 'Jnnuari' 10,1913, will draw interest from Jnn~ nary 1, 1913. By order of the Board ct Directors. :12i ii GEORGE L. WOODWARD, 1 w Treasurer. *‘r. Tividend Notice MOTH OEMivANNUAL niVlDIle OF THE. NORWALK esvmee 900 ETY. ‘ ~‘ Norwulir. Conn, December 12.1912. At a meeting of Directors oi this 3001er held this day. a dividend. at the rule of FOUR (4) per cent. per un- num was declared to Deporitors from the cardinal oil the six months ending December 91,1. 912.. The some will be entered on pan bgoligInIud paid on and after January I [I Money deposited on or before Jan- Iry 19th, 1013, will draw Intimt from cannery 1st. WILLIAM A. (illit'l‘ls. Prenldent... FREUERIOK A. nLns, Trousjlllgir. ,4... Wm...“ a. .1 DEPOT llllllill (Continued nun limbo” ' . on the truck side ‘ . door leading to tIIi: chic TO LET—THREE 0R FOUR. 7 FOR BALE~EASY I’A‘i’liflili‘l’l‘S.i_t Inquire J. M. Layton and 00., ' Church St" New Haven, Conn. 18 6t ly located. Good business and full of TO LET—5 ROOMS ALL IM “"289 Address Garage. care and: ' ' . movements. Inquire at 72 North “91' ~ 12 6t Main St. 17 3t “ TO LET—~7 LARGE ROOMS, ALL 2n illllllEll roar one: in non slim , , FOR SALE-30 NICE WHITE, a titer was cénverted my otters ‘ Wyandotte bullets. H Ruehl West Norwalk. ~ ~ . FOR SALE-43 ROOM HOUSE (trolley line) all 92. 750. Easy terms. Also two family house with barn (trolley line). 82.400. 8500 down Box 212, Norwalk 19 3t FOR 8ALE~TWO DESKB, ONE roll top, one flat top.- With chairs. All in seed, condition. Will sell cheep. Address ”Benin". $0th Nerwsik Gen‘ oral Delivery. , i9 Iniftlmue upright piano, good condi- tion. Apply Frank '1‘. Brundage. with Taylor endy Golden. ‘ ‘ 32'12t'i FOR SALE-TWO GOOD MILCH cows fer sale Inquire Jenn McGlone. 20 Stuart Ave, Norwalk.‘ C.onn 18 3t FOR SALE—WHITE SILK POODLE puppies, 9 weeks old, live snow balls. Inquire Delv‘ra, stage door, Hoyt’e Theatre, Tuesday and WednesdsiIIIy.2 21: FOR SALE—GARAGE} CENTRAL- MUSEMENTS 1 A.___,___ Old Redmen’ s Hall (Over Woolworth‘ s) PHOTO- PLAYS OF QUALITY. —— SHOWING TODAY; J‘ Imp. Feature Drama, THE FUGITIVfis. . Rex Comedyhiv, CAREFUL nuaeino.‘ Powers Funny Film. THE WAY OF THE TRANSORESSOR Gem Feature Drama. ‘ AWAKENING OF JOHN BRIDD. . ’F—i‘m . . 1110er High Art Film. A FRIVOLOUO HEART. That. Great News Film, THE ANIMATED WEEKLY. Matinee 2:15. All Seats 50 Evening-«4 chews, 7:15 and 9: 00-40 and 100 . COMING TOMORROW. THE GREAT OCEAN DlaASTER or PERIL OF FIRE. From every angle n noteworthy list of dentures. Something new and nt~ tructlvo this week llDl‘ every particu— lur taste. At the vuudevllle then- ire. HOYT’S Offering the very best in the variety realm. Today the event of events. initial ap- pearance of stagclund's greatest musical bite. Amerlcs‘s foremost tenor soloist, EDMUND aTANLKY. ed vocalists. in a pretentious 0p» erette. The Prince of Bohemia. An entrancing spectacle, beautifully staged and presented. Another extraordinary and stellar denture. A rare (rent for the sport- in; lovers. Vuudevilio'e‘ debut or ‘the recent winner of the Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison collare- Garden, New York. World's chum. pica cyclist, ELMBR COLLINB, In a thrilling novelty. and the most exciting race oVor stalled. Mr. (lol- ilnu will race ten miles against a horse. . HOROE V8. MAN. introducing the thoruuuhbred Dolly Verdun. A mud test of speed and endurance. . Agile and Arnold Athletes, » THE WALL YT - The Acrobatic llell lion. «putter, nouns and danced 181w improvemwts.‘ didly novel distinction Pot strikinzly dra- atx‘hue’bsna bothTtuke perk-then comes (lull—~11 on, While. 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The effect 1 , Ingwyourhair will be lixh , ' and wavy.'and hove on appear abundance: an incomparabl softness and luxuriance, the and shimmer of true hair he‘ll _ Get a 25 cent bottle of Know Danderine from any drug, st toilet counter. and prove to tonlgbtwuow—«thut your hot pretty and soft as anyfith‘at .I been neglected or injured by c . treatment—that’s all-won surel have beautiful hair and lots of. you will just try a. little Dunderl 'Whli the ion. was still hovering ‘ ’nbovev his house last evening. Frank Allen of Broad River, awakened his Intends and relatives with." the sled tidings. and when the bird seconded. he was happily met by the family. The bird brought with nun a little baby son to giadden the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen and to make Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, of Isuacs' street, Norwelk grandfather and grandmoth- er respectively Mother and child are doing nicely, and Baby Allen is n lusty youngster. . no voo WANT a. wondrous theme in which an tin-ouch Eclelr presents a. split feel "The Frivolous Heart," a. silica motive effect; and f‘I'l’llronghv China." showing a. peculiar country and still more singular people. Powers otters “The Way of the Tunes-reason" a. se- ries .of funny misadventures in which happy trivial). and “unpacked WWW- , The first. meeting oi the year of lCE'BTOIRM IN NORFOL. the greatest news vfllm in the world, to change your positionl if so, try 1ICourt 090118, No. 105, Daughters of NORFOLK, Jan. 9.——Teiegrsph "The (Animated Weekly." coming. to- ». Sentinel nd. fo~ a week. Castile, will be held this evening in telephone wires, trees and shru morrovw, "The Great Ocean Disaster; ‘ it is the recognized insulin in The the West avenue clubhouse and plans here are loaded with ice to the or, 'Peril of Fire." in two reels. exalt. Norwaiks tor employers and employee for 1913 will be made at this time. lng opint as a result of en to lug scenes that fairly throb with start 1‘” u for a week and non lAll members are asked to be present. Touring the night. lIll/llllll/Il/II"I A o l.‘ ' :W'ii (indium or; In 1.4 z murmur . ii“ Tl-llS AUTOMATIC STROPI’ER DOES. NOT ACOQMPLISH EVERY RESULT CLAIMED, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND- ‘ ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A P08 l’iliVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION. 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