A ‘E i t , tor genes-a1 housework. " inists. Apply at South. N'orwalk En- . Blueering 00. I13 3t WANTED — WAITRESS. FIRST 'olass references requred At Clif- ford Hotel. I I13 2t WANTED I-— NIGHT PORTER. ‘ in; of the legal voters and Iesideut Indication of the East Norwalk im- .,'iterlzlsemenls on this over. as one in on his room Call at cosine room. Mules Gloria. Mills. Fair Grounds Norwalk. ’14 3t WANTED 1*- have knoWledge or Ibookkee In . Ad- dress M Sentinel,II ,, p g 13 lit wanrsawnxpmamuoso dial. Apply: at 14 Lowe street . .. '13 3t WANTEO~STOOK SALESMAN Ito represent the Hamerly Tool and Machine Company, of Buffalo, N. Y., In South Norwalk, Conn. We will pay a good salary or commission or both We have one of the best stock prom sltlons in the United States, and our company will ,stsud the strictest in. westlgatlon All our officers are repu- table men. We are placing a limited amount of stock on the market, and the goods 'we are about to monume- ture are Imsurpassable. There is a Ivory large profit in our product, and the market for the same is unlimited. ,The stock sold by. our agents» wi Ivestors Don’t answer this advertise- ment unless you think you are capa- -‘ bio of handling our stock and repre- senting us. Address. Hamerly Tool and Machine 00. Buffalo, New York, 1206 General Electric Bldg. I13 6t WANTED—FIRST CLASS MACH- First class references required. At Cliftord Hotel. I13 2t WANTED —— BY YOUNG LADY. room and «board in private family. Ad- dress P O. Box 891. .I 11 3t WANT IBUYI ILATE MODEL automobiles, cash paid :ior absolute Ibungains only. Write full details, condition, equipment, Iprice. P. and 110., 28 West 63rd St., New York. til. at WANTED—YOUNG WHITE GIRL for light housework and cure. of baby, in family of three. Address J. F., care Sentinel. 11 3t stow LOST—«SATURDAY AFTERNOON, between Washington St. and Taylol" Ave, a pocketbobk containing about $4. 00. Apply at The Sentinel and re- oehe a reward. II it NOTICE~ To the Legal Voters and Resident Taxpayers ol’ the Past Norwalk Fire District: Notice Is hereby giIen that a meet District will be he Fitch s School February 14th, at o'cock in the eve- February 14th at 8 o'élOck in the eve. hing, for the following purposes tor 1 ' To consider and take such action as may be deemed proper upon the an» taxpayers of the East elorwalk Fire movement Association to be permitted to erect a “(‘Imnmunity ilnll" upon the triangular property owned by the Dis trict, and located on Gregory lloule ward, Westerly of the Fitch School house property. ’ ‘ 2. To consider the improvement of and addition to the property of the di‘ire Department. 3. To consider and take such ac Iliou relative to the collection of gap huge within the District, as the meet- ing may deem proper. 4. To consider the authorizing of the District (‘Aiiumittee to cause curb stones. sidewalks, cross walks and sur face drains to he laid upon such por tions of the streets within said lllstriot as the meeting may deem sd- yishhla 6.1‘0 appropriate such sum 6r sums of money as may be noeeusoryas to carry out any of the purposes here iuhefore mentioned I ll. To consider and set upon the matter or sprinkling the streets of the District. , I 7. To coniider the renewal of the contract with the City at South New wall: for electricity. Dated at lint Norwalk this 15th day of January, 11. it. 199:.” El JI’WARII in. hiEAll, ELLIS E. HOWARD, Vi'.M H SNIII‘EEN "lemmlttec. hershymlven that hi all iournod toys; “gifting; of the 'l‘owu all. “ Nmflhi twwrso ‘ "-wmrso-«sor 1c mass on. iMMEDIATELY. ‘ ‘ nouns lady as lollies assistant must ll 1110.333 f surely my large dividends to the 111- ; ' the New York, New Haven and Hart» 1‘ day: and ‘ orCspaDouhlePri «resents , FOR SALMLAOKSMITH SHOE”. fully equipped and steady trade. 1m; rent and onto 01 stock. Quick sale. Geo. Mitchell, Norwalk, Ct. ,. 111 iii FOR bALs on EXCHANGE iron local dgroperty. 80 acre farm in North Rid so old. on the main road. and twa miles from Dambury trolley line. :l‘en room house. barn and new burn. more than half in meadow ash tllable land. Will the sold cheap and on easy terms. 'Aiso item of seven acres” With nice house. plenty or fruit; in same locality. Write for particulars. Adm-eta ram. care sentinel. 13 6t FOR SALE-«HOUSE AND LOT. No. 7 Quintard Ave. House has 8 rooms andI hath, forbade beat and aim Ten minutes to station or Washington St. Three minutés‘ walk to trolley. Inquire of Q F. Hallock on preijiéllsessé ‘FOR SALE ORITO LET—FOR: mer Sealshlpt Ifactory on Water ”St. For terms and particulars apply John H. Knapp or J. M. Dayton and Co.,' Boerusss NOTICES COLORED PHOTOB~AT LlSBO na's Photo Studio, 4 So. Main St. Open Sundays 1mm 9 to 5. Open evenings by appointment. Cabinet Photos at reasonable .pric'es.13t TURKISH BATHB FOR THE :restment "of soot. rheumatism. etc Arrangements by appointment. Dr Wadsworth’l sanitation). Tel. 23'“ NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR root and shoot repair snap. All kinds lustom made work. Fit and comfort maranteed 28 West Washington St. FIBEMEN MAY TIE UP MANY BAILEDADS FEB. 3, 1913.—--11 the railroad fire- men ln the eastern territory carry out their threat to strike,.over 50,008 miles of railroads in the United States will be tied up. Their decision won't be made public before February 11, when the men are expected again to meet the committee of railroad managers. ' .I “More than 130,000,000 depend on theiie railroads. These same rail roads pay annually for labor over $500,000.000mmore than anillion and a halt every working day. There are about'680.000 employee on the mu. roads in the Eastern territory.‘ Every one or them would be Inflected by u strike, not to speak of the serious ef- fect upon the public, which is com of greater importance ' ‘ To preclude the possibility of a walk- out and to make sure of an equit- ahie settlement. the railroads offer to have the controversy settled by a rep rcseutntive commission or disinterest- ed citizens. The firemen so far have refused to do this. in order that it may be understood why the strike vote has been taken, It should he made clear that the roll. roads in the territory have uttered their men a minimum wage of 32.40 a day in passenger service. . The" pres- ent minimum is $1.75 though this minimum is paid on but few roads... . in through freight service the rail- roade have offered a minimum 0132 76 per day. They have also offered lu- creases of 10 and 16 cents per sy on certain freight engines. All fire- men workinu on freidht casinos now receive at least 32.45 a day. ' Some firemen in rilrouilh freiiht hervice for instance are paid as hush 13.39 a day. Intact. there are caries on some of the very ism on- glass where their pay is even higher than that. The various roads have different rates to conform to the peculiar condi- ideas of work prevailing in their ten pays $3.00 our day: the Ballimorqsud Ohio 32.715.43.00 and 3810:1119 Dela- awhre, Laokuwuna and Western “.90: ford pars $2.31 and iii 80 comics iircmoh are required to dire. ulterior. The Boston and Albany’s”, The roads stand n shred to in- 'Twentynd’lvei .ords or 25 "7 Eden Additionslp Word. 1 cent per Insertion. M c... in unack- phVI .I. from _ FOR elite-Slash AIN FOR coon Hungarian family ith $701) cash. New house, barn. good lot, fruit. Price t2.109.8tVSee Lawrence Asency 13 So. Mal , In St F0 BALE--CAFE, GOOD LOCA- tion a city. Sell on account or sick- ness. Address P. (3.1301: 44?. South Norwalk. Conn.- ;‘ V l 514 as To LET—nli‘OUR OR FIVE ROOMS on second floor at 35 Cedar St. Inquire T. Bremen, 47 West Ave. South Nor- waik. or 20 Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone 458.14 3t '10 LEV-FURNISHED ROOM with or without board, central loca- tion, all conveniences. 63 Franklin AvenuearArm‘bry.‘ ti 3t - TO I LET -- WHOLE HOUSE. Spring street.‘ :20 per month. In- quire Taylor and, Golden. 13 at To LET—~i ROOMS WITH ALL modem improvements, steam heat. Hot water suppled. quire at Keeier's shoe store, opposite Hoyt's Theatre. 13 3t LOST—A BAR-PIN, . SET WITH Ipearle on Saturday, between 46 West Ave, South Norwalk and Hoyt' s Thea- tre. Finder return to Sentinel oil- llce and receive reward. 133 TO LET—~Slx ROOM COTTAGE on Meadow St. Rent 314. Inquire E. M. Tolles, So. Main St; 11 at T0 LET7~2 FURNISHED ROOMS In comfortable home; heat and light. Board if desired. Business people preferred; references exchanged. Ad- dress M. L. 8., Box 16, Dorian. Ooujii.3t TO LETwFOR ANYTHING T00 want in the house. flat, barn. shop. factory. call on Raymond Bros. Ill lit TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 56 SPRING Sh; also 10 rdom house, Connecticut Ave, large yard. inquire Mrs. Rose Tarlov, 102 TaylorrAve. 117 11 TO LET—AT 39 CHAPEL ST" Basement; Ilour room apartment. first class condition. Rent 86. South Main St, South Not-walk. 122 a! To LETéAPARTMENT AT 39 Chapel St. inquire 84 South Main St. ll t1 "re LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HAL: of two-family house, I! rooms. and 6 room list: all improvements; good con dition; one block from railroad station Joseph R. Taylor .18 t1 A Furnished Room to .Rent? A Sentinel wont changes it to a fur- nished room-«Rented. This is a Good Time to See THE PANAMA CANAL. Ask Us ior Rates. WE. SELL OTICKETB Bermuda, Old 0Point Comfort Savannah, Jacksonville. Atlanta Daytona, Palm Beach, Galves- " too, New Orleans and South American Points. Rates and Sailing Dates cheerfully ruralshed. J. M. LAYTON and 60., NC. Real Estate and insurance. ii Railroad Ave. South Norwsik. Why Not Use"? . Iron: LIGHT? including 5 ln- . Inquire 64 I The piping can be concealed toned . I III-amazed defense by e Karrilon Which comprises many of too best 03 the Turkish render troops. ' Shukri Pasha. .the Turkish oom- mander, has declared that he will not surrender the fortress so. long as he has a soldier left. and his record thus far has proved hint to be a mm or his Word . I While there have «been some deser- tious from the make of the garrison, these have been ehlefly confined to the Turkish “dialects. Shukri still' has. according to estimates of comps-I tent authorities. ,some 40, 000 men, a The Bulgarians 'are said to have no a. are e , although-this ould be sold: contrary ~ to all expectations of military then. If I ' they could clear Galllnoi of Turkish tracer sud. attack the Dardanelles I IStraits this would give free passage to the Greek fleet, which would then be able to assist the allioLarmy be. fore Tchatalia, where the Turks are gathered in the defence oil Constan- |.gtinopleI ‘ The season, it is pointed out. is not favorable for offensive operations, and these may be left ‘by the: allies on the Tohatalju In... to the Turkish. troops. 1 improved during the armistice. The soldiers are better armed than they Iwere, sickness among them has dimin- ' " , : garages, stern; ."fiifibm sic. Drop a VVposicl card forth I i I any emergency. All' was quiet along th '3! among the officers, tending to under- trance to the Dardenelles. aside the efIliclency of the army. _ On the other side of the Balkan Ipen- mum Scutarii where\the Monten’e~ lines up to half past tetr thistle grins besiegiug the her-tress have the according to a news agency assistance of Service artillery, is re from Oonstineple.., ~ported through the correspondent of SOFIA, cameraman, 4—- " i . a Dutch *newspaper to he occupied ten; of Adrienople are in the Chirstian soldiers serving withiThe Ottoman army hereI has greatlyiby the Moatenegrin troops, Ibut thereithe result 01 the Ibomliar‘meu Iin no confirmation of this report Iii-om Bulgariarfi and Servians‘, ”win .any other} source. resumed with even more i. British and German warships pass- this morning, according toiun number which is considered quite euf- ished, supplies have heart brought up ed' through the Dardanelles yesterday advices: received here from the Iloient to man the forts and hold at in great quantities and fresh troopsi for the protection of the foreigmresl- hey the much greater besiesing Iforce 'new man the string of powerful forts. ldenturot Constinople. and a fleet oil Miss Marion Hayes, of fields The great drawbacks to the success I warships belonging to other powers is one, is spending a few d s, fewer than 555 ,000 men in the prov- of the Turks are the political quarrels anchored in Besiha Buy, at the 611- friends in Flatbllsli. 110118 isia'n , L _ "a AL. . jitiiiiifi [LII .. mug may I * I.]>I GILLETTE venues ARNOLD ounLev i . $5 ‘I ....._- . 3 I ‘I'liIIIII Milli/D SJ 22V 3 I “‘3‘“ 1r THIS AUTOMATIC sraorrsn none nor ACCOMI’LIIIH EVERY RESULT cni‘msn‘ refill Iroxnv Writ. an REFUND- ED. 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