, IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAM—IT 1s WITH THE
most profound eonow that we, the
Commodore and Governors of The
Norwalk Yacht Club. take cognizance
not the death at our beloved friend and
associate, Horace S. Hatch. A charter
«untenaber oi the Club, he has throughout
its life been always ready, with his
counsel. his. time and his purse, to~
lturther its interests. For three years
he was our Secretary and for many
years the has served as a member of
the all important house committee,
truly a ”labor of love " He was one
of the daithtui upon whom we could
always depend .for service. He will
be ‘greatlymterrlbiy—nllssed from
among us. He had the enthusiasm of
the true devotee of this noblest 01
sports.
" 0111- meetings, regattas and cruises
film never be quite the same without
in.
THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE.
_7 Bye. OCurtls, Acting Secretary.
. WANTED
WANTED—~HAVING RETURNED
to South Norwalk, I iiviil resume
dressmaking at home or out 1by day
Mrs. J. A Decker 15 Chestnut St So.
Norwaik. 523 31'.
WANTED — COMPETENT GIRL
li'or gene-lei housework. inquire 203
dds-st a1 enue, East Norwuik.123 3t
—WANTED—OUT DOOR WORK
:Will dri\e comtuetciai car or taxi
250 how; less per .11ceh. Work on
grocery or delivery wagon Chauffeur
.Mech., care Sentinel. 122 Bi
WANTED -— 11v EXPERIENCED
young woman. position as bookkeep-
er, typlst or at office walk Small
salary to start. Address S. care Sen-
tinel. ~ j21 3t
BUSINESS‘WNOTICES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—SSA-
loonkeepers‘ opportunities—Hobokeln
license, $300. No Sunday closing.
Popular corner saloon. requlied, $800.
Preminent calls, $1, 000. Other saloons,
$400 upwards. Splendid leases guar
anteed. Kruse, 110 Bloomfield St.. l-lo.’
iboken. Open Sunday.
COLORED PHOTOS A SPElCIAb
ty. at Lisbona's Photo Studio, 4 80.
Main St. Let us make an enlarge-
ment from your best film or favorite
photo. 5le 3t
SAWS FILED. TREES. .VINES,
etc, trimmed, .l’urnlture repaired.
chairs caned. upholstering. etc. Deal
with us. We use everybody well. All
work guaranteed. Sturges and
Lowndes, 36 Fort 31., East Norwaik.
° 322 31
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr
Wadsworth'a Sanitarium Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN (12301371111111
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St.
mag;-
III-um
Undertaker I). W. Raymond
. HAS MOVED
his cities from 29 North Main
' street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING.
in West Washington Street.
Tab, office, 1069.31: house, 093.
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FOR SALE
Fen eALaw-nasv PAYMENTS
Inflarzue upright piano, good condi-
tion. Apply Frank T, lirandage, with
Taylorhand Golden. 12 Ht
FOR SALE —— THREE FAMILY
house and large ham, 3 Camp street
Will sell cheap. Accept part cash.
For particulars-domes H Barry, 6
Warren street, or phone. 122 31.
FOR SALE—~20 FT. COUNTER
and partition, tables. chairs, gas range
rockers, mission wood. Price reason-
able. J.’ F. Byrne, 19 Franklin St.
South Norwalk, Conn.
00‘ DO
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V In
03
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ards, and
DIV
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Black- ,
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on second
sheet and Osborn avenue.
inquire 59 Seavlew avenue,
walk.
To LET-aslx PLEASA T ROOMS
vtloor. corner 0 Van Zandt
Rent $11.
East Nor.
J23 3t
rooms, all improvements.
Ave.
South Norwaiks.
TO LET-ASECOND FLOOR. FIVE .
45 Summit
Inquire J. M. Layton and (30.,
323 Ill‘
T0 LET-HOUSE,14 ROOMS. ALL 1
improvements burn, acre land.T1"oliey
and cash resists-1. Magner and connection. A
, pply to Mrs. Elizabeth
Fiynns. ' .121 6t Claude. 62 Newton Ave., Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1 TABLE AND 2 ’ ’21 23 25
To LET-«AT as CHAPEL er.
521 st
Basement, Ilour room apartment first
class condition. Rent $6. .Inqulre 64
FOR SALE—FOUR BUILDING
lots on North Taylor avenue and one
on Woodbury Ave. Mrs. E. Cullen, 55
Connecticut Ave., South Norwaik.
' 121 tit
FOR SALE-«HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed a. carload of Iowa horses, ranging
in size drom 1,100 to 1,600 pounds.
These horses guaranteed as represent-
LOST
LOST—THURSDAY, JAN. 23. IN
So. Norwallt. gentleman's 17 jewel
open face watch and gold chain. Re-
LOST—STRING OF GOLD BEADS.
between School street and Darlen, on
trolley car. or on road to Darien Con-
gregationai Church. Return to Miss
D. Denney, 23 School St, Norwalk, and
receive reward.
AIIIIIIIIIIIIED TIIIIAV
(Continued from first page.)
Labor—Storm, Ansonia.
Legislat ire,
Hebron.
Fa its.
Griswold, Wethersiieid.
Weston
ll .1ilroadsm-ilno. Simsbury.
Roads, Rivers and
Donald, Putnam.
llulcs-Locit1vood. Dem. Stamford.
Sale of Lands—«Koppelumn. Dent,
Hartford. '
School Funtis-wliyde, Manchester.
Shell Fisheries ~~Evurts. Miimrd.
State Prison ~~~~~ lianuer—AVethers-
field.
Woman Suffrageq«~iiunt, Glastou
bury. ‘
Joint Select Committees Chairmen.
Manual and ilollmlianks. Fairilcld.
State Library—~Kelly. Dem. Vernon
i‘nflltlshed BusinesswCut-ter. Plain-
ville.
House Committees, Chairmen.
Constitutional
.bie. Granny.
Contingent
Pomfret. '
littleswlinngeo. Greenwich.
COURT LAUREL INSTALLATION.
a
Birthday.
ed were installed by District. Deputy
‘Mlmt Frances Doria, 01 Greenwich.
11 function to be held on January 80.
at the South Norwalk railroad station
at 8 o'clock p. 111.. on that evening and
go to 'Norwalk in a body.
on amends. Birthday, Mills hills Mo
‘ Maison. chairman oi the committee,
has decided to have 11 banquet with
speakers. The speakers will sbo'an-
hounded later. . ‘
The committee on Friday evening's
card party at St: Joseph's sellout ball
out militarism at the’lohool.
At the conclusion oi the meeting ice
cream and cake were served and Miss
diortu favoredfwtlh several vessel to
South Main St., South Norwalk. 122 [If
necting‘ rooms, water,-
To LET—~FU'RNIS’HED, TWO CON-
toilet,
stove, gas and gas plate. All conveu-’
ience‘s for light housekeeping.
East Ave. near East Not-walk depot.
cook
214
121 3t
T0 LET—SIX LARGE
ROOMS.
also live rooms, at 55 Spring st; also
ed. M Keelel'. Banks’ VStalhles, 1011100111 house, Connecticut Ave large
Noxwaik 114 ill" yard. inquire Mrs. Rose Ta1lov 102
Taylor Ave 17 t1
liy of adults.
Chas. E. Hoyt.
Rent 316.
To Len-Lawns Paar 011’
house, 102 South Main St, small fam-
lnqulre of
)9 ti
ward ”it returned to Frederick M.
Cullen. 55 Connecticut Ave. Tel. ‘70 LET"APARTMENT AT 39
774.5 - ”3 :lt gthapei St. inquire 64 South ignite
house on Slocum St.
To LET—~NEW 8 ROOM HOUSE.
improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
-Geo. Mitchell.
.122 Ill
1111111 oouumtts wsnt
Expenses—~Hutchinson.
New Counties and County Seats——
Putnam Memorial Camp—Sherwood,
Brid gee-411110-
A111911dmcnte~Mait~
Expenseswnaven'pori,
Plane Made for :1 Banquet on Lincoln'-
Tt the meeting of Court Laurel,
‘Daughters of Castile, which was held
last evening the oilicore recently eleco
An invitation was received tram
Court Cecile, of ‘Norwallt, mounting
the attendance at the members upon
The momixm who attend will meet
As the next 'soclal meeting l’alls up
tilt!
To LEV—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
or two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. ' 313 ii
,, Board of Relief
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
waik will meet at their office lu"l;l1e
Mam!fact"res‘Idem'enworth. Wat Town Hall. in tl1c~City or Norwalk. on
ingl‘ord. Saturdpy, February 1. 191:1, from :3 to
Military Afloirs~—i3ultl1vi11. Beacon '5 D- “1-3 Tuesday, February 4. 1913'
from 2 to 5 :p. 111.; Saturday. February
8. 1913, from 2 to 5 p. 111.; Tuesday.
February 11. from 7 to 9 p. 111.; Mon
day, February 17, rlrom 2 to 5 11. 111.;
Friday, February 2i. mix, from 2 to
f. p. 111.; and at any adjournment mode
from time to time for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all,
appeals made to them from the 110-:
lugs 01 the assessors on the list off
1912; and for the putposc of making
am additions to the same
\'0111'ulk.(‘01111.,lauunn 2.3. loll-l.
EDWARD il‘. SMl’l‘il.
GEORGE W. STEVENS.
DANIEL J. Mct‘Ait'l‘HY.
lilourd ot Rollel‘
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To Whom It May }
Concern: l
Notice is hereby ghcn that pur-
suant to a certain execution issued
on the 9th day of December. 191:, by
Joseph J. Llnxwoilor, 1131111., Justice of
the Peace in and for Fairlieid County”
in the. case of Harry Romano yell
Blanchard Blauvclt returnable bolero;
su'id Justice on the 2nd day or Deoeurl
her. 1912, and in which judgment for;
the plaintitt was'render given on i)e;‘
cemher 9th, 1912, i will sell at public}
auction at Crow's; Garage. l-lnntord
Place, in the City of South Norwaik,
on the lat day or February, 1913. at.
2 o'clock in the utteramu,‘ one car.
lain indian Motorcycle No. 11745. the
same having been levied on by me in
attachment proceedings in said action.
Dated at Norwullt, this 17th day of
January, A. 13.01913.
SAMUEL (‘ lREilAND,
‘onstublc oi the frown or Norwallt.
it? 23 30
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W. -mwm‘; new? ....
HAD A SURPRISE MCIAL.
Court Franc» Momhli'e Have {Flue
out Time in Myrtle Chain Hall.
At the conclusion of the meeting or
Court Frances, Order or the Golden
Sceptre. which was held last evenlnl.
h surprise social was tendered the
members and their tripods at Mystlc'
Chain hell. in Westminster: street. The
affair was largely attended. Dancloy
was enjoyed and later in the evening?
refreshments were served to which
.111 did ample Justice.
Credit tor the placental outcome or
due Mrs, no.1... Flatt, chaimen of the
committee 1p charge. and Albert 11‘
acre. noort manager, tor his said
Work.
paper.
tint.
. house.
plays.
nodding.
til. mllinnd ceilings en.
fr Cameo mu. ‘
, warmer in Wide: and cook:
‘1 in Summer. Neil's rlglittorile
More «uncritical.
. won't crochW dent, chip‘s:
admit moisture to spell wall; ‘
Taken, piper, painter
Lasts as long ,” the
._ Fine for garage, chicken-
house, laundry, staterooms,
wardrobes, algal, window dis-
,, Writ: for lamplt and boob
In telling all about Compm
Board and its many um. Drop
HARTFORD, cons. I
It it much
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u- a portal tod-r- 1. 1 . nual meeting to he held February 2211 some a,
L. .-L 2%?)VYIORTH M'LEAN 511.1. PAsees SENATE:
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When it s really a business
sign a man is. willing to take his
it's
wife along.
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or to the Honda. .
trill
3 voted to instruct the
George: E. Curtis, to draw
‘j up suitable resolutions on the death or
“Horace S. Hatch,,i'or many. years, a
; member of the governing heard. The
secretary was also instructed to lira-y
cure amuitable floral tribute trom the
club and the governing board.
It was decided to call a special meet
ing of the club for Tuesday evening,
February Iith at which timqa nomi-
natinz committee will the named to lie ‘catarrhai so“, throat
loot officers to be elected at the am
WASHINGTON, ’D. 0., Jan. 28 «The.
McLean bill tor federal rotection of of which the mattet or federal protec i
migratory birds was passed without op- tiou was brought to an issue, was we shall be in a position to save
ition by the Senate today, and sent present. .119 said;
0John B. Burnhem. president of the est step in the right direction that has otherwise doomed "
American Game Protective arWPxopa— ever been made in the cause of game
gation Association, through the enorte protection in this country,
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Head Are Clo god From a' netrates and seals tn. y
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