and .v‘ n .110" u , W 00' '. '0‘ K 'vertisements on this pass. Twenty—Five Words or less. '26'c‘-- ' soc Each sweats Word. 1 cent per We face Or Caps. Double Price , DIED " ‘ ‘. DIED—«AT LOCKPORT, N. Y., Charles Wilkinson, brother induw ot" , , , .27. ' . WANTED ~ » WANTED—YOUNG GIRL FOR ‘ flight housevdork and care or bdby. in ,2 r ‘ duality of three. Inquire J. F.. care ; liSentihel. '128 ill; FOR ho unde1stands the business. A. J. care Sentinel. 128 at WANTED - OPERATORS AND Dressers, male and demote, on child- men’s costs! also leathers. Apply P. Holster, 7 Monroe St" South Non; walk. 328 1t h * “ WANTED—AN ALL AROUND trimmer and xbluder on gentlemeu‘s still and soft hats. Steady work on felt and Panama hats.-Answa1 Hardy iI-Iat 00., 186 Meadow St, New Haven, Conn. ,, 128 In WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Inquire Mrs H. V. Carr, corner Main and Ward Sts. :27 3t WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL ihousework. No objection to g1een .. girl, but must 1be neat and clean. Tele- phone 312-2125 3t WANTED BAR'I‘NER dressmaking business in town of math or elsewhere, with woman thoronihly . Add1e LOST LOST-BANK BOOK 17, 423, ON South Norwalk Savings Bank. Find- er please return to bank. 114 2]. 28 LOST—«BUNCH 0F KEYS, BE“ tween Magner and Flynn's and post- otilce. Finder please return to Sen- t1nel.j27 3t BUSINESS NOTICES TURKlSl-i BATHs FOR THE treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworths Sanitarium. Tel. 310. ill ti NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. i Undertaker D. W. Raymond HAS MOVED his office from 29 North Main . street to the NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING, in West Washington Street. Tel., office, 1069.3; house, 093. Ordinance ’l‘he‘i’ollowing ordinance was sub— mitted, passed undradopied by the Board of (30111111qu Council of the City of South Norwalk. at. 11 meeting held In the Council (,‘hambm on Washing- ton street on \1'011d11y,.i.1nunry Iilh, 19121-— Relative to' Garbage 810 Sec. 1. ‘No «person shall. within said city. mingle garb go with ashes, store swooplnss. rubbl or other indes- ' Iructible uvaste intended tor removal «hut ouch garbage shall be kept wholly nupniute and apart hom such lndos lructible waste smaller, and in we sols suitable for the purpose. properly and tightly covered to prevent the so.- once of tiles thereto, and the same shall be removed in the manner new lpmvlded by the ordinances or said city. it Sec. 2. No waste paper. old cloth- ing.“beddinx. allies. dirt. store or sidewalk swoopiugs, vegetables or out anal matter. or rubbish or reload or any kind, shall be thrown or placed on any direct or sidewalk in said city, «but the same shall be placed» in suitable vessels properly covered. and removed in the manner now provided iliy the ordinances of said city.» All waste paper and cardboard «hull he 4 ’ otherwise. and old clolhhur. 4111111111111. whine or rubbish are like nature shall be so fastened together. and all shall he placed in suitable vessels properly covered and shall “he itcpt comrade and apart from/ell ushers. store or sidewalk swoopings. dirt, . vegetable or animal matter. or like nature, which shall be kept. in other solitude vessels, properly covered and rumored as aforesaid. ‘ See. 3. The violation at any at the provisions or this ordinance shall he ‘ disease, and any person .z'lili ‘ no vision: the same shall ‘ Mediation and their 11 line or not store ii ordinances and parts of, ordinances consists oreivlth m . Mrs. 191:qu Berg. on Monday, January H. Installed saunas. securely «by lying or ' . 4 FOR SALE 1, FOR SALE OR TO LETn—FOR- mel Sealshipt tinctory on Water. St For terms and particulars apply John Knapp 91 J M. Layton and 00.. 11113.: 128 or A ‘ , Fen sate—n. J. SMITH A‘r HIS ‘home in West Norwalk is; disposing of a choice lot at antique mahogany Inrlnture. He would be pleased to show it to any one interested. .127 3t - FOR SALE-r4 H. P. BARKER EN‘ glue. 2 cylinders, reversible gear, r-complete. Cheap, 51 Water St. So. Norwalk. 12 7 3i FOR SALE-u-HAVE $9,000 EQUITY-— in a. good modern country residence, will consider clear ibuilding lots in good locality vi'or some. P. 0. Box 685. South Norwalk, Conn. . :24 6t FOR SALEe—HAVE JUST RECEIV- ed a carload of Iowa horses, ranging in size dram 1.100 to 1,600 pounds. Thane horses guaranteed as represent- ed. W. M.‘ Keeler, Banks' Stables. Norwalk. 114 hi WiSiilNiilliil Willis flFliillNHilllilil llllii Doings of Members in Congress at the Nutmeg Stale Delega- ' lion-MeaSures and- Peiilions. ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—-Senotor Brandegee has ' introduced in the scouts a bill intended to be proposed by him as an amendment to the river and harbor hill, appropriating the sum of $30,000 for the improvement ot. New Huven‘harbor as recommended by the engineer odicers of the army. He also will introduce an amendment to the public buildings bill making an appropriation for a public building at Seymour. Senator McLean will introduce an amendment to the public buildings bill making an appropriation for. a Wpubllc building in Nougatuck. Wang Oieo Law to Stand. Representative Henry has filed in, the house resolutions ndtipted by the state grunge‘at'Ncw Landon, January 14. opposing the ..1~epenl of the elec- margarine law. “Mr. Henry says he does not look tor the repeal or any change in the law at this session of congress. ,, ' IScnutor McLean introduced in the senate u bill granting an increase or 'pension to Mrs. Mary B. ‘Stockbrldge of East Morris. widow of H. R. Stock- bridge, into a member of Company A, First Connecticut Heavy artillery, from $12 to $30 per month. l’or Rights of Women. 011 January 31 it is expected that at least one thousand women marchers will descend on the capitol to appear bolero the committee on election or president and members at congress and demand the right to vote 101- con- gficssmou. This demonstration’is to he made by the Equality association, now in session at the Ebbitt house in . this city. This association expects to join with the sullrsgetto association in the plans for the nascent on March it. the day prior to tha‘iususumlion. For (tibia3 v.11”. Victims. A11 appropriation of $1,000,000 for the relic! of Ohio valley flood sui- terers was provided in a resolution introduced In the house yesterday by Representative Stanley. Avalon mallard Fruit. murder to protect consumers and to prevent the hood of the markets with oranges and lemons declsrsd to be «split for food, the federal board of food and drug inspection hue is- sued an order forbidding the sale 111* interstate commerce of fruits dam sued in the recent traces in deliver- his. - livid. unarmed-1i. , A 0. Wheeler, or Norwnlir, was an interested iistene'i' to the proceediuss at the hearing before the ways and means committee his will appear 1111 o witness hetero the consult 9' Wine day this week hen: the! ‘ 5., '. _ To Lair TWO OFFICE SUITES TO LET IN Keeler Bldg. Inquire of George Reels er, opposite Hoyts Theatre. .. TO LET - SUMMER HOTEL. seaside cottage, tWelve room house On high around. over. looking Sound. Dwelling suitable tor boarding house, 20 rooms, centrally located. single houses, parts of houses. flats, shop. 'barn, farm Raymond Bros. 128.24 TO LET—4 ROOM‘ APARTMENT; also two room office, centrally located. Inquire Frederick Lander, 4 South Main St Room 9. ' 127 (it To LET-FURNISHED ROOMS from $1. 50 up; also one room to lady, very reasonable. for a few (were in return. Inquire 15 Havilund St’} . , 1 12 3t :TO LET~—'I W0 FLATS ON WASH- ington St.; one, 1' Mouse Mott Ave... two cheap rents sst Norwulk. In- quire J. W. Marvin, East Norwalk. 3 127 ‘t T0 LET—3 0R 4 FURNISHED rooms. Address A. F. 8., General De- livery. TO‘ LET—NIGELY FURNISHED rooms, electric light, steam heat and privilege or hath. Apply at 10 Clay St 525 3t To LET—ZBECOND FLOOR. rrvn rooms, all improvements. 45 Summit Ave. Inquire J. M. Layton and 00.. South Norwalk. 123 ill" T0 LET-AT 30 CHAPEL S'l‘., Basement, dour room apartment, first class condition. Rent $6 Inquire 64 South Main St, South Norwslk. 122 11! To LET—SIX, LARGE ROOMS. also live rooms. at 55 Spring so; also 10 room house. Connecticut Ave large yard. Inquire Mrs. Rose Tsrlov, 102 Taylor Ave :7 ti ~ To LET—APARTMENT AT 39 Chapel St. Inquire 64 South Main St. 17 it To 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. . ‘hi it ‘TO LET—~HAMIL'I‘UN AVE. HALF or tyre-family house. 6 rooms. andd‘ room list: an improvements: good con- dition: one block Irom railroad station Joseph ll. Taylor. s13 ti :1" In Bloch" ‘ 328 or V 125 iii. . ' accumulates ' ’iamendment be not approved by Pen? w. an dhwmut Rubbers: Germany 8. Bracken, 81 Washingtdn Street. legislstive curiosities.a which bu silent two years colloidal-.111: the revision oi” the corporation and revenue laws or. [Pen nsylvsulu presented its report is. duly." tosether with twenty hills which ‘ the committee recommends ibe enact. «. “on into town The idost important ‘ g, measure is a. hill providing tor the incorporstion. regulation and dissolu- 111011 of business corporations, to take "' the place or the phes'ént law founded giupon the act or 11171 and its lunurner- smruad- uv air assesses 0! the bead .able amendments and "supplements. . ill“ Mien; you will breathe Ireeb’; The committee recommends that dullness and headache disappear. By the proposed federal income tax morning? the catarrh, cold-in head or catarrhsl sore throat will be gone. ‘1 2"End such misery now! Get the 'small- .hottleloi "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drugstore. This sweet. fragrant balm Instantly. Clears Air P * 911;. it ' . You Breathe Freely “11 penetrates and heals the . « Headache Goes; Nasty Ca- swollen membrane which "I!“ tar‘ha] Discharge Sfbpar 11099, head and throat; clears‘ princesses: stops nasty dischal . in dealing of cleansing, soothl, comes immediately. . — , Don’t lay awake 101115111 strd ' for breath. with head stuffed; ' closed, hawking and blowing. 4 or a cold, with its running, no: mucous dropping into that raw dryness is distre'sslng lit needless. Put your faith—just Once-win Cream Hahn" and your cold or will «surely "disappeam Try “'Eiy 11 Cream Balm. ” Get 11‘ small bottle anyway, Just to fly it~Alppiy a little in the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and nsyivania. it would be unwise' for Pennsylvam is. to lend her approval to this pro. pose] the committee says “because,“ as one or the wealthy states, she ,iwould bear far more than her proper l'shure of the burden " _.....___._.___- Most. people locate furnished through Sentinel Want Ads, contain from time to time 1 ts the supervision of the‘ banking com missioner any corporation that otters its securities to investors, and re- Mrs. William H. Conway,’ of Madi- called “blue sky lsw.” adopted In son street, is visiting; her daughter; Kansas in 1911, as the most thorough Mrs Peter F. Foley, in «St Louis. and attempt at regulation or Investment~ other relatives intthe west. or a local druggist, involving :1 con, tract of his right. to sell'n patent~nmd~ 1 iciue for prices'less than those lined. by the manufacturer. i » In the case oi’ decision of the. mimeogrsph case the court upheld' the right of the maker to compel the'; purchaser to use. certain patented: supplies. Three justices or the court’ dissented. Representative Hill has received and died in the house a petition of the citizens of Milford urging the ways and means committee to pro- hibit-the importation or nigrettcs and other wild birds' feathers. At the closing session or the na- tional chamber of commerce resolu- tions were adopted myorlpg'currency' reform and the establishment of a permanent tariff board and the recon— nition by congress of the new republic of China.‘ -31.“: Up-to~date Merchant with that Satisfied . Expression j Lurking- in His Conn tenuous Is the Successful 1 i‘ The committee recommends the so- qiiires that he. approve the financial standing of the corporation and “ its method of doing business; _ The committee recommends atsx or 2% M cent. on athracite coal. rooms that are tor pent, -_ . The‘fientinel Want columns the activities or the fail saloon ' are at their best‘now. ft , 'corporations yet made. it puts under "a I “ill“! but; liuni dill?- ulll/lllllll ' . ‘ mammal: \ “11‘ T1118 AUTOMATIC srnnrrrzn DOES NOT AOLOMPLISH EVE RY RESl'i T CLMMDD YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND' no 12.1011 .iNI) pillow STROPPER 15 SOLD UNDER A POS mu: GUARANTEE 1‘0 GIVE SATISFACTION Don’t Throw Away Your Oid'Duii Safety Razor, as ‘ this Stropper Automatically Sharpens and Keeps Sharp Any Kind of a Razor Blade GILLETTE DURHAM-DUPLEX ENDERS. WARD SHARP-SHAVER "‘ YANKEE 1‘ KEEN-KUTTER CLARK STAR YALE ' ' "" ARNOLD EVER-READY KING' GEM AND OTHERS ' CUHLEY GEM JUNIOR WEI‘K“ At T0 STRDP ., s , .. D There is no trick about siroppinx your razor-dint with Bailey’s Automatic Stropper, which is built on ' practical lines The correct position of the hind: positively guarantees; cutting edge. and with Very Sharp Dressing assures sharp blades at all times. ' Yen’ii 'Never,Need to Buy Another Blade . ‘ ' $5 2.50 Razor .-‘ .1 ' Sharpener for ’ EL?" i DO NOT LOSE ANY TIME _ CLIP THE COUPON NOW " a if Baileys Autemauc Strepper (Joni ~ ”gm ll s... GENO 125 You may begin cutting 111116011qu at any time. and when you have six. . consecutively 1111de present them at The Sentinel 011141. with 08 11.111- snd get one or those taro Antoinette Bil-uppers. This dire ’ , ' ‘ mix to he misstated. look, it over.
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