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.wAN'rEowmr'rr coitus or DRY
'wood Raymond .Bros. 115 3t

WANTED~AN APPRENTIOE sov.
Dreyer' Hat Co.
.. , 115 at

« WANTEHTENOGRAPHER AND
typist. Reliable young lady desires
position in office. or at ages work:

 

hard for advancement; salary moder.
ate. Best references furnisheg,
115 t

‘ BOARDERS.
114 St

WANTED—POSITION BY ALL
around handy man. Very capable
with carpenter's tools. Sober and re
Ready to go to work now. Ad-
dress A. 13.. this office. 113 ‘3t

 

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FOR SALE

FOR 8ALE~HORSE. KIND, GEN-
tie. good wind; also wagon and bar-
neaia. Albert Burns, Béldeu HIIIFW‘II-
ton. . . :15 3t

FOB SALES-wt; PASSENER FORD
2 cylinder. side doors. good running
order. :00. 00; one cylinder Pope-Hart-
ford, using same every day. $75. 00.
W. 1. Austin. Box 36. Newton Heights,
Conn. Tel 116-35.- :14 3t

FOR SALE -- HOUSE AND
grounds wt a great bargain. Call alter
‘4 o'clock at 201 East. Ave. Mrs. M.
G. Rider. 114 3t

FOR SALE-*MY HOME IN EAST
Norwalk. house 9 rooms. baths modern
plumbing. all new. Hennery complete.
Lot 47 x 212. Abundance of limit;
Louis E. Reynolds, 10 Van ZnntflSt. 8t

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WANTED—EXPERIENCED STIFF
hat trimmers Hand worked leathers.
Apply The Volrk Hat 90.113 3t

WANTED -—- FOUR OR FIVEed
clerks ifor temporary work. Must be
quick and accurate at figures. Apply
at. once to The Yale and Towns Mtg.
00.. Stamford, court. ‘ 113 3t

 

COMMON PLEAs COURT. .

Judge James F. Walsh of Green
wloh was presiding at the session or
the crimim'tl common «pleas court yes.
terdey. several cases were disposed
of. John Czabo. of Norwalk, pleaded
guilty to allowing a minor. Frank
Lynch to lolter in his place of busi-
dose and also to the charge of violat-
ing the screen law, and he was fined

lSamu-el Colin of Norwalk pleaded
guilty to breach'of the peace and was
dined $25. “The original complaint
against him was assault, but- lt was
to breach of the
peace. _
Roth Finedrszs.

Benjamin lRoih of Stamford charg-
ed with having a slot machine in
his place of business for the purpose
of gambling, pleaded guilty and re!
colved a fine of $26.

Harriet Hackett of Danbnry. was
charged with violation of the Sunday
law, and after pleading guilty a fine
of $25 was lmpoaed upon her.

There were five Stamford women in
court today waiting to answer to the
charge of shop!i!tiug._ It is probable
that they will plead guilty to the ot-
i‘onse as the state believes that it has
the goods on them Prosecutor Ei-
mote 3 Banks said that “hen Prose—
cutor Huxi’ord of Stamford urritcd he
would try to find out where such
wmnnn came from. it is stated that
the accused made a 'big haul and that.
one secured a fur overcoat.

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FOR SALE—HAVE JUST RECEIV-‘
ed a carload of Iowa horses. ranging
in size- dram 1.100 to 1,600 pounds.
These hprses guaranteed as represent-
M. Keeler, Banks' 8"?wa

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METZ 1913 MODELS. 22 1-2 HORSE
power. 4 cylinder. water cooled, fully
equipped “Special" 395 roadster 495.

Not walk.

 

Ask the man that has one. Dr. A N.
Clark. W.-R. Austin. agony. 123
Washington St. , 114 in

 

FOR SALE—FINE LARGE COON
coat, one blackiur coat. 1 fireproof
saie,~25 inches square by 3'31t. high;
one 3 1-2 Rullmer engine with wheel.

gas tank and carburetor. All for sale
cheap. 0th or credit. Box 69:3.1git‘yt.

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

TURKISH BATHB FOR THE
treatment ‘of goat, rheumatism, etc.
Amusements by appointment Dr.
Wadsworth'a Sanitarium. Tel 23.“

NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
Joni. and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Welt‘Washlugton 8t

 

 

 

 

 

 

We are about to
Rearrange and
Redecorate

our Sbuth Norwaik
Office, and having a
number of

Sample
GAS
Fixtures

that have become
t slightly shun worn
from hanging on dis-
play. We will sell
them at a sicrifice.
Call in and see them.

United Electric

Light 8: Water Co
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MONEY TRUST Illillliili
NEARLY GOIPLETEII

WADIIINOTON. Jan. lite-vii silently
examination of the remaining without:
and an early termination of the Money
Trust inquiry was planned today

 

 

 

situation. (Justinian
rule of the. committee declared he’
hoped to close the hearings or the
and at the week .

 

 

by the iiouse committee. investigating .
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TO LET—HOUSE TO LET, OAK
street Inquire at Raymond Grocery
(20.. Elm Grove St. ' ‘ 115 3t

70 LETwFOUNDRY LATELY OC
copied :by brass company. Mechanic
St. Norwalk. Rem. reasonable. Ad~
dress 11.8 Van Buren, Norwalk,
Conn. . ‘ 115 lit’

To LETmPART OF HOUSE AT 25
Monroe St» Rent $10 Inquire l3. Pol-
ley, 29 Monroe St. Tel. "1852. 114 31.

TO LET—I—AN 8 ROOM HOUSE ON
Putnm Ava; also 7 room flat. No.8
IWest mt All improvements. John F.
McMahon, 56 West Ave. PhoueI’iiIlti-gt

TO LET—AT “THE RICHARDSON
inn," West and High, amid refined sur-

 

 

 

 

bath. improvements. One furnished
room. Chauce'to‘ meal four people. In-
quire 2 High St. » 114 at

T0 LET—PART OF HOUSE AT '23
Monroe at. Rent 510. Inquire B. Pol-
ley. 29 Monroe St.- Tel. 785-2. ill} 3t

 

roundings. apartment of dour rooms. .

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$10,000 A YEAR TO RUN Home.

’NEW YORK, Jan. lbw-Any bache-
lor contemplating marriage Ion an in-
come less than 210.000 may as well
abandon the idea. according. to Miss
Annette Perry. W110 in an address be-
fore the‘Mother’s‘ Club here. last night.
said 310,000 was set by a large num-
ber of “representative girls” from
whom she had collected data. Most
of the girls were/lust out of college. ,
she said -

“Many of them told me." she cons
tinned "thpt after carefujly estimat-
ing tlio cost of maintaining a home.
they had arrived at tut conclusion

tu‘e enslaem' wane nitrate arbltr
" ted end with the question of increased

I conductors and trainmen were given

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wise: for firemen in the hands of ar-
bitram‘s‘,‘ the Peu‘usylvauia Railroad
Company is now facing a ”demaudvon
the part of its conductors and train~
anon for readiustmaut of wages. This
class or employee has asked for the I
establishment of a sliding scale. .
minimum rate of pay based on dis— .
lance traveled. a schedule for over—v "
time and changes in road regulations
and yard service. General Manager
Lon-g. of the compartmwiil give the .
man an answer on January 27. The

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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a 10 per cent. lcrease in wages about I ,
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to change your position! If so, try
a Sentinel ad. for a weak. ..,
it is the recognized medium in The
Norwalka for employers and employee.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Central Labor Union will hold The semi-monthly meetiugvo
its semi-monthly meeting tomorrow Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of

 

that less than 810.000 would mean

 

'ro LET—~LOWER PART Oli‘
house, 102 Scuth‘hiain so. small fam-
ily of adults. Rent $16. Inquire of
Chas. E. Hoyt. 19 1:!

TO LET—APARTMENT AT 39

 

St. 1? 1!

To LET—~Six LARGE ROOMS. AT
55 Spring st; also 10 room house,
Connecticut Ave, large yard. Inquire
Mrs. Rose Tarlov. 102 Taylor “is? tr

T0 LET—NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. Geo. Mitchell. tf
. « 111

TO LET~HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of modernity house. 6 romus. and 0»
room flat; all improvements; semicon-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. . at: t!

LOST

LOBT-SATURDAY NIGHT. GOLD
notch pin; also blue enamel and gold
locket with chain, between Golden
Hill St. and Hoyt's Theatre ila Fair-
iield Ave. Reward .l‘or return to 13
Golden Hill St. v. 515 iii

“t LOST —-' BETWEEN QUINTARD
avenue and Odd Follows' Hall, or in
hull. watch charm with initials. ile-
ward for return to Sentinel. 113 St

LOSTI—GOLD BRACELET SATUR
day night Piobably in iloyt’e Theatre.
but possibly on route to Norwalh via
l‘iuxtci's pharmac) Reward for re-
turn to 14 Mott avenue. 11:! 3t

uni lunch

ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as.
Court. January 15, A. l).. 1913.

Whereas, Written application has
:been made to this Court for admission
to probate of a. certain written instru-
ment as and fr the will of Sarah
F’urrell. late of .i orwnllt, in said Dis
trict, deceased.

Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on the 22nd day of
January. 1913 at 10 o‘clock foronoon;
and that public notice thereof be iven
to Iuli persons interested titer by
publishing tbs order in a nowapuper
having a circulation in said District.
at least five days. before said day of

hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY
515 it Judge.

BOLVENT NOTlcE.

District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. January 7.11. 1).. 1013.

Estate of Parmeliu .T. Lees, late at
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Diaa‘
trial. of ”.Norwulk hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement
Tim, who easiest to present their
accounts. omerly attested: within
“laid time. will be deterred a recovery.
All persons indebted to raid estate
are requested to make immediate pav-
mom to

‘ WILLIAM M. OOR'i‘itllJil'I‘.“
is 152 Administrator.

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WOMAN AVIATOR 'l'O O‘ARTlGl-,
PAT! iii AUFPRAOIO‘I' DIM-I
ONBTRATION.
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Ito doihouatrato in muscular manner
the advancement of which the man:

score on the murmur parade lien

., Mitch 3 have lnvited'nerastta Miller”.
" a; woman ulster. to swoop down ui- :

to Mmyivanta avenue in her

plans on that day Swith a

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