. station.
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WANTED-OPERATORS, EXPER-
‘Iienced. on deieo’ straw hats. Atnply at
rectory. smith street and Schuyler
avenue. Mumford. Conn. Martha and
Wm 0b. .y _ C '4 .
WANTED-21 OOMPETENT GIRLS
--n cook and lanndress, and a waitress
and chamber-inlaid Must have good rec-_
ommendations. Apply evenings. 57
.West St... South Norwnlk. 1210 {it
WANTED—«Two YOUNG unusu-
quire furnished room near railroad
Reply stating terms tit; I;
t
WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general housework Inquire 17 Lllzn-
Deth St, upstairs. 18 3t
WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE
(with 4 to 12 acres of good land for
nurseries and flower business between
South Norwalk and Stamford. Address
38 3t
Wm
LOST
LOST=~ON SUNDAY. JANUARY 5,
a small white terrier, brown hend,
short tall. answers to name of Mike.
Anyone giving information of this (103
will receive reward Mrs D. T. Mur-
Illiy, :62 East avenue, Phone 895.
. :10 2t
C. T. McGovern
General Insurance
' FIRE INSURANCE
Real Estate. Room 14,
Building. 155 Washington St,
Norwalk. Public Stenogra-pher.
\
Keeler
South
1.
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED
his office from 29 North. Main
street fovlthe
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.
Tel., offico, 1069-3; house, 698.
:quuuus,
ORDER TO SETTLE AccoudT.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court. January 9, A. D.. 1913.
Estate of Sarah .1. Plunder, late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased
Ordered. That the administrutrix
"exhibit her administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the PH)-
Irate office In Norwulk, on the llth day
of January. 1913, at 10 o’clock lore-
noou; and that all persons interested
in said cstntc maybe notified thereof.
1:110 ndministrntrlx will cause this or-
der to be published in n newspaper
havng a circulation in said Dnstrict. at
least five duys before said lTLh day of
January, 1913.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
le 1t
N4..-
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ea, Probute
Court. December 19, A. D., 1912.
Estate of Rebeclra llunhemclcr, lute
«nag-3a
'of Norwallt, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and nl~
lowed six months from the date hero-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their nc-
szounts. properly attested, within said
time, will be deburred It recovery. All
qicrsons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment.
’\
Ito
FRED IIUNKEMEIER;“‘
Executor.
n27 13.10
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' The dead:
Captain Tom Hm‘toe‘ldobiis.
The missing: John Kept, Mobile;
Ilenry Moulton IMo‘blic, W. 0. MO
Ken, Mobile; unidentified fiesta. ‘
The injured were scolded, burned or
"struck by flying wreckage. ‘
Tue steamer John QUIII curried old
to Iiimininred on will return withll
drew to: Mobile tumor-raw. ‘
' dinner Alan's? em.
NORFOLK, Va, than. 10.—~'l'he lirit- ,
- inn steamer Alcuzur. with a crew of
which had severe times
" Garcilbo. coast for two ‘ A
fire LET—2 NIOELY FURNISHED
rooms with heart and bath, suitable wt
1 or 2 12 M Redford Place, 80th
’Norwallr 3113
”To LETn—FIRST FLOOR. 8 HAN-
ford Places?) rooms and bath All im-
provements. Apply on premises. 110 at
T0 LET-«FIRST ‘FIJOORTMIM—
movements. * Inquire. of J. White. 49
Taylor avenue. South Norwaik.‘ :19 3t
TO Lao-«THREE on Fons
rooms, all improvements. Address 0.,
care Sentinel. 19 3t
t. Louis G.- Goderstrom.
son ans ‘
Court and one on Spring street. on
account of leaving town. Apply) t:
roe ‘ BALE-$8. noon noose
(trolley line) all improvements.
$2, 750. Easy terms. Also two-famil
house with item (trolley lino). 32.40. 1
$500 down. Box 212, Norwalk :9 3t
FOR SALE—{rwo DESKS. ONE
roll bop. one flat too With chairs
All in good condition. WClll sell cheap.
Address “Desk" south Norwalk Gen:
eral Delivery. 19 lit
house. 102 South Main St.. small fam-
ily of adults. Rent 316. Inquire of
Inns. E. Hoyt. 19 ti
To LET—AT 38 WEST STREET,
corner of High, four room apartment.
unfurnished ibut heated, lighted and
with use of bathroom. Inquire at 2
High St. 18 3t
To LET~SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit
Ave. Inquire J. M. Layton and (10.,
South Norwalk.18 3t
T0 LET—MOVING PICTURE THE-
utre in Connecticut “town of 12,000
population. Seating capacity 410. House
located on the main street; Ground
floor; rare chance for interested party.
For Ifurther information write. phone
or call Yale Moving Picture 00.. 94
Church St. New Haven. Conn. 18 6t
To LET—éAPARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main
St. 17 tf
To LET—Six LARGE ROOMS. AT
I35 Spring St; also 10 room house.
Connecticut Ave, large yard. Inquire
Mrs. 11030 Turiov, 102 Taylor Arse}. ti'
To LET—7 LARGE ROOMS, ALL
improvements. 21 Cove Ave; also 1
store. First St... East Norwaik. In-
quire R. Joselovsky or the United
Grocery. d23 tf
To LETwNEW 6 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements, on trolley line. 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house ctr-Slocum St. Geo. MitchriiLtf
To LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF
of twofomiiy house, 6 rooms, and 8-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R Taylor. 118 u
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BUSINESS NOTICES
TURKISH BATHB FOR THE
reuiment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
in‘angements by appointment. Dr.
Vudsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 tf
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. ‘All kinds
:ustom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington at.
Dividend Notice
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Norwalk, Conn.
At a meeting of the directors of this
bunk held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the earn-
ings of the six months ending Decem-
ber 31. 1.912. The same will be eaten
ed on muss-books and paid on and af-
ter January 10. 1913.
Deposits made on or before January
10. 1913. will draw interest from Jan-
uary l,L 1913.
liy order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L WOODWAIID,
123 3w Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
JEITH sum-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK DAVINGB
OOOIITY.
Norwallr, Conn, -
December 19, 1919.
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society held this day. a dividend. at
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. par un-
num was declared to Depositoro from
the earniuu’ of the six months ending
December 31, 1912
The some will 2hr entered on} one
bgoiihgfmd paid on and after unitary
:ICII I .
mun? darts. some
A. Wm'l‘reutrgc.
TO LET—LOWER PART OI!“
room Nat; ell improvements; soodcon- _ ,
deposited on or before .ls‘n— I,
31%
FOR SALE—EASY PAYMENTS.
taffersue upright piano, good condi
tion. Apply FrankT T.Brundage, with
Taylor and Golden. 12 12t
FOR slits—rive coon moon
cowa‘fOr sale. Inquire John Moments,
20 Stuart Ave, Norwelk. Conn. 18 3t
WWW
AMUSEMENTS
Old Redmen s Hall
(Over Woolworth’s)
Refined Entertainment for Genteei
People. ,
——-..—
sHowmo TODAY. '
GRAND PROGRAM DE LUXE.
Two Great Multiple Reel Features,
“II-.—
THE GREAT OCEAN DISASTER or
. THE PERILS OF FIRE.
Fifty Exciting Scenes.
Desperate Battle With the Flames.
Wild Scramble tor the Lifebonts.
Rescue When Hope Had Fled.»
THE BELLS OF PARADISE.
A Beautiful Two-reel Hand-colored
Feature.
From the Studio of Ganmont.
m
THREE OTHER QUALITY FILMS.
Matinee. from 2:15 to 4:30. All Seats,
5 Cents. .
Evening, two shows, 7:15 and 9:30.
5: and 10c.
, COMING TOMORROW.
Pearl White In em crystat Comedy
Ora
THE GYPSYa FLIRT.
[Prom every angle :1 noteworthy list
of features. Something new and ab
.tractive this week [tor every particu-
lar taste. [At the vaudeville then-
HOYT’S
Offering the ter y best in the variety
realm.
“'
Today the event at. events. Initial up-
penrance of stugelnnd’s. greatest
musical hits. America‘s iforemost
tenor soloist,
EDMUND STANLEY.
Assisted by a company of distinguish
ed vooalists. In a pretentious op-
cre'tte, The Prince of Bohemia.
An entrancing spectacle. beautifully
staged and airesenbed
Another extraordinary and stellar
feature. A rare treat for the sport.
lug lovers. Vaudeville's debut of
the recent winner of the Six Dnl'
Bicycle Race at Madison ‘Square
Garden, New York. World's charm
-pion cyclist.
BLMER COLLINB.
In a thrilling novelty. and the most
exciting race ever stayed. Mr. Col-
lins will race ten miles against a
horse.
HORSE V8. MAN.
introducing the thoroughbred Daily
deon. A grand test of speed and
endurance.
Agile and Astute idiot».
THE, WALLY TRIO.
The Acrobatic 11in Days.
Al Wood‘s recent stars of The Girl iii
the Taxi i
ALA OILHIM‘ AND .IMCK LEWIB.
Dashing musical comedy farceurl, in
potter. songs and dancer. 1
Exceptional Eccentric Canadians.
McAVOY and POWERS, ,
Glover staying and inlldnmortlsts.
FOR EOALCE-AONE LOT ON GIBSON"
spews; when the
rmento into asses Clnd
your head when and
and miserable, that's.
when you left so the music in Pope' s
Diepensln. it inches such misery van-
ion In live to tea. 1
If your s mach II in a continuous
revoltn-C—if "y ‘ 't got it regulated.
please, for ' r sake, try Diapepoln.
It‘s so needless to have a bed stomach
.--mal<e your next meal a favorite food
meal. then take a, little Dispensin.
There will not be any distress~eat
without fear. HOODED“ Pape’gma.
pepsin “really does" regulate weak,
out-of order? stomaches that gives it
its millions of saies~annually. , ,
Get a large nfty- cent case of Pope‘s
Diapepsin from any drug store. it Is
the quickest, surest stomach relief
and cure known. It acts almost like
magic—it is niboientiflc, harmless and
pleasant preparation which truly be-
longs in every, home.
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BOSTON, Jan. lit—The joint com-
mittee appointed by the last Massa-
chusetts legislature to investigate the
transportatidn situation in the west.-
on: part of the state has ‘reportsd in
favor of having the New Haven road
develop the trolleys in that section.
The committee reached the conclu.
sion after public hearings in 22 mn-
nloipalities.
The report shows a very unique and
interesting situation to obtain in the
section examined.
After pointing out the extraordin-
ary decreases in population, during the
past so years, of places in four west-
ern countries not served by the exist-
Ing railroad and. railway lines, and
outlining some 20 attempts over this
period to develop ,thls Iterrltory.
through Massachusetts legislation
secured on very favorable terms to
the promoters,‘ the report says, in
part:
'West of the Connecticut river, and
lying betw‘een Fitchburg railroad on
the north, Boston & Albany on the
south, Connecticut Volley railroad at
the east and the Pitisfleld & North
Adams at the west, is n solid urea of
3211.8 square miles, comprising ll
towns, without a mile of railroad or
trolley in any due of them, and has
sensing no more modern facilities for
transporting persons or merchandise.
either into In out of these towns, than
existed in) years ago, before the iu~
trcduction of railroads anywhere in
Massachusetts,
The committee "finds that there is
not the necessary capital for building
the lines. The committee considers
state construction of the trolleys but
npparen‘ly considers it too hazardous
a venture and presents a plan for the.
consolidation: of the Springfield and
Worcester system and the Berkshire
system and allowing the New Haven
road to control them both.
The New Haven read has expressed
a willingness to expend $5,000,000 in
extensions of the Berkshire and
Springfield systems.
The committee recommends mun-
datory powers to 9: rates. to super-
vise the Issue‘otlstock and construc-
tion and powar to order future exten-
sions. The committee wants 23.6
miles of trolleys built and estimate!
that the New Haven rosd's 95,000,000
would. provide only 100 miles at
tmluufe.
. ”smmm
' The:
Sentinel
BRIDOEPOR'I‘J . C
the men who slashed Dora: Herman‘ a
check with a knife about 10 months'
ago on‘vstate street was released from
the county Jail this mornlns. having‘
served his sentence of one year with
the two months allowed for good be-
havior and he asked Sheriff William
Vollmer for someone to accompany
him to New York. as he won in fear
of being attacked. It is Legno's in.
bention to sail Iror Italy within a few
days and he had the necessary papers
in his pocket this morning. 5181mm
Vollmer decided to accompany Jae to
the metropolis and turn him over to
the Italian consulate and the two left
on a morning train.
Will Never Come Back. '
Lngno waited. in the sheriff's omce
until Sheriff, Volimer was ready for
chetrlnandns he was leaving the
count house building he said Igood-
bye to those who were present. He
married a suit case which contained all
his belongings and he expects to be
far away from this country before
many days and will never come back.
The cutting of Dora Herman noticed
a big sensation and while he was ten
tifying in the case memark which he
made caused the authorities toask for
a suspension of the trial and they
got. busy under the direction of ‘Pros-
ecuting Attorney A. L. DeLaney and
that official in company with some
policemen and deputy sheriffs rounded
up about ten menwho had been from
ed by Lango. Among them was Domi-
brought to trial he was convicted and
received a sentence in state prison of
from «three to five years and he is now
serving that sentence.
Had to CHI Her.
Legno's testimony was that he was
made to cut the face of the Hermon
woman by some men, among ivhom
were Cesare and that on the night
.
Textile Fabric (30.
213 E. Waah'n 81., So. Nomaik.
Opposite Dorion's Switch.
Formerly P. O. Bldg, Norwalh.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Astrachan for
Collars and Cuffs
Astrachan .
for Coats
Worsted & Velvet
Remnants
Serges, Novelties
etc.
We are about, to
Rearrange and
Re deCOrate
our South Norwaik
Office. and having a
* number of
nick Gesare and when the latter was -
I
.,
. er rid yourself of carom. when HY-
OMEI is marantesd to end the misery
of Catsrrh. or money back? ,
To banish Oot'orrh you must destroy
Cumrh germs. HYOMEI, the won
Eucalyptus and other antiseptios will
desory these germs; will end Oaturrh
will overcome Catarrhal Deafness.
Complete outfit with inhaler, $1. 44;
extra bottles. 50c. In each package is
a little book than tells how this simple
remedy benefits sufferers from Ca
tarrh, Coughs. Colds, Group, and Ca-
tarrhnl Deafness.
the crime was committed four men
stationed themselves near the house
where the Herman woman lived.1:
rected Lagno to do the job and threat
ened his life if he did not. He went to
the Herman wernan's apartments on
State street and while she "was about
to place some food Von a dish for her
dog. 1he drew a. knife and slashed her
on the cheek, cutting her ‘from her
mouth to her ear, Joe then tried to
make his escape, but the" officers were
attracted by the discharge of a pistol
caught running away learn the place:
.at bhe trial of Cesare, Lagno was
the principal witness, and he seemed
to be in mortal fear‘ of testifying.
When he learned that his time would
be up this morning he made prepara-
tions to leave the city, but he wanted
some protection and" made the request
of Sheriff Vollmei- that some one so
with him to «New York.
I
"' ’ one: WEEK
of a Sentinel classified ad. will give
you a good choice of replies to answor.
Get the best. tenant or landlord you
can.
This is a Good Time to See
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Ask Us for Rates.
WE SELL JICKETS
to _
Bermuda, Old Point Comfort,
Savannah, Jacksonville, Atlanta,
llnytona, Palm Beach, Galves-
ton, New Orleans and South
American Points.
tutor; and Selling Dates
cheerfully furnished.
.I. M. LAY‘l‘ON and (20., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk.
by the Herman woman and Joe was
dcrful Chairs in different frames and
cushions
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A large assortment of there wont
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10 First St.
Tel. 452
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house this winter is to have
{or you in be warm
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file, but We went on
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