’35.:
.,
H .L ' i DIED
1.2, at 2
'unachine.
,ltra prices i‘or fut calves.
.. ,. cats on this
The sec V been Addltlo
oiswrnahusar 9. 191s. J0
medley. in his 82nd year. Fir
nersr services mm his late residence,
Darlen. Conn, Wednesday, igebruary
‘p- m. . . .‘ “ .
i > R
, WANEEE _
VOUNG MAN. “AGED 24. THAT
.ean speak tour languages, desires a
position in an office or anything. For
utterly clerk for justice of peace F.
‘ ‘ 0. Kirk, No. 11 Day St.,- South Nor
,walk. 110 ill:
WANTED~GIRL' TO DO TYPE-
lwrltlng at home. Must own her own
Someone in E. N preferred.
Murphy Mfg. Co. Tel. 895. 1'10 3t
WANTED—MAN 1N WASH ROOM
with experience on wringer. Cluett.
Peabody and 00. mo 3t
WANTED-411‘ " ONCE, MIDDLE:
used woman to do housework. Address
31., cars of Sentinel. £10 tit
WANTED—WILL THE PARTY
who by mistake took package contain-
lns half dozen napkins and silk kl-
mono from counter at South Nor-walk
Dry GoodsCou return same to store?
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL "TAKE
three young indies to board. Heat,
bath and use of telephone, or will
take man and wife. Address 31.. Sen-
tinel. is (it
WANTED -— FIRST MORTGAGE
loans at 6 «per cent: 4, $2. 000; 2,
$1, 800: 3, $2.500: 1 $1, 500; 1. $1250.
Geo. Mitchell, Norwaik, Conn... .nlx'tf
WANTED —— MACHINIST, FIRST-
elass. all around man to work on son-
erator and motor parts. Norwaik
Elec. Mfg. .00. Tel 358 or 805. 3‘7 3t
WANTED -——- FOR GENERAL
husework, white woman. Bleep home.
No washing. Two in family. Alpply
evenings, between 7 and 8. Mrs. Meek,
4 Washington St. 117 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, small (amt-iy, good wages.
Inquire at Sentinel office. 17 :it
TAKE NOTlcE-500 PEOPLE
wanted to come to a dance to be given
lily P. C. Lounsbury Lodge, No 126, N.
E. O. R, Tuesday evening, Feb. 11.
1913, in Mystic Chain iiuii. L17 3t
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. 14 Lowe St. (7 3t
'\ WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Beet market prices paid. Ex-
33 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man. (30ml. Ave. Tel. 1151. iii if
OLUETT. PEABODY AND I co.
- wantexperleuced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. to if
BUSINESS NOTICES
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
piano mlovcr b) padded automobile
van. Telephone 24121. J. H. Mc-
Nernoi. .110 6t
TURKISH BATHO 3‘03. THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism. etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth’l Sanitarium. Tel. 2113.
Li
NAEH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 23 West Washington St
[Hill Hflllfltl
ORDER TO OETTLE ACCOUNT.
M
District of Narwailr. as. Probate
i‘curt, February 8. A. l). 1913.
Estate. of mar 11. Dom, late of
Norwellc. in said strict. deceased.
Ordered. That the ndmilnstrstrix ell-
tidbit her administration account to
this Court Itcr adjustment. atithe Pro-r
hale cities in Nor-w ill. on the 13th
day or February, 12 ii. at 10 o'clock
torenoon; and that all persons inter
ested in cold estate may be notified
thereof. the administrntrlx “will. cause
. this order to be publlihed in a new»
paper having I. circulation in said dis
trial. at ingot Mo days before said
19th dayo ill‘ebruary, 1913
oily order or ileum.
llii'rti peanuts.
Assistant Clerk.
is
NOTICE
Notice basins elven to all new
sens interested in the proposed
- chillies «iteration and widening. at
w ' i u
. walk. Snap for a quick buyer.
* here.
" what door to go in and what to tell
loco or Caps. DOuble Price
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—JI‘HREE (3) TONS 013‘
first class boy. Inquire 'M. No. 2 Stuart
Ave. Nomalk. no at
FOR SALE;HOU8E WITH “TALL
improvements. in first-class condition.
Large plot oil" around with all kinds of
fruit trees... Penioct country surround-
lugs. Convenient to railroad station
and trolley. Terms reasonable. For
particulars, write .House, 30:: 203.
Newton Heights, Conn. 110 iii.
‘ FOR BALE—HOUSE AND LARGE
building lot; also thorn in Sound View
Ave. Inquire 2 Boston at. in rag“;
't
FOR SALEwFURNITURE OF ALL.
kinds; also secondhand clothes. All
kinds of eecond~hand clothes bought.
Drop postal to the Curiosity Shop. 12
Madison St. J. K. Finch and 03.3’t
‘ 11
F0?SALE~A~ passe cow on:
years old Gives 18 to 20 quarts milk
daily Apply w Miller, Connecticut
Avenue. 17 3t
FOR SALE—THREE VERY AT.
tractive single houses with large
building lot, in best part of 30. N13:-
dress Box 235. Derby. Conn. d7 lit
FOR SALE OR TO LET—FOR-
mer Seaishlpt‘ lfactory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. 0:1{11393 or J. M. Layton trounced.
LOST
LOST~SILVER CHANGE PURSE.
Reward for return to 70 West Ave.
South Norwaik. is lit
LOST—~BANK BOOK. NO. 16629,
issued on South Norwnlk Savings
Bank. Finder will please return to
bank. as pay ment has been stfpzbefd. 9
PUMPEDfi HIM DRY.
No wonder Lincoln Always Had:
Fund of Stories on Hand.
Lieutenant David B. Parker. author
of “A Chautauqua Day at '61." sheds
some light 0n‘the question of where
Lincoln got his stock of stories. Elen-
tenant Parker was in the cities or the
provost marshal at City Point when
an Irishman presented himself tor‘a‘
pass through the Union lines.‘ '
The lrishmnn wn‘s dressed in cordn~
roys. with hobnnilcd shoes. He had a
humorous. ruddy lace.Vand his eyes
sparkled with run. He handed out a
card but held on to one‘ corner of it.
The card road: “ ass the hadron—-
---—, to General eagher's brigade in
the Army of the Potomac and return
to Washington. with tree, transporta-
tion. it A. LINCOLN."
. "All night." said Major Beckwith. "I
will give you it pass. but i want you
to tell me bw you .got the card?
in this coullthry who were in the or-
my. One was killed. The others sent
me money to come over and visit
them. They told me to come t’ Wash-
ington and i could zit a pass. 1 came
v Washington. but i could sit no pass
I wint lvcrywhere l pushed me way
in to that old Turk in th' war depart-
ment. and i thought tor a minute he
would put me in prison for glttln‘ into
his reom.'1‘hen 1 Ill] 3 around the
White House and won into the gar—
den and talked with the gnrdenermho
was a kind tellah. and told him we
story. He said: “Come tomorrow morn-
ing early. and I‘ will put you at work
When Mr. Lincoln comes to
wall: in the garden you can speak to
him.‘
"an in the memln’ 1 what there and
fussed wid some plants along the
walk.
cumin}.-
spoils. .
" ‘New land here? ’
“I said. ‘1 am heipla' the circle..- a
little. . And he Mild:
“ ‘Are you a hardener?
“ To: that come n-oni lreland.’ said i.
" 'But are you a" gardener? said lie.
“‘1 am.’ said i. but that was a lie.
yr l'm n groom.
' “Then he stopped there and tilted
to the. and i told him my story ’Oome
into the edits. he says. ‘and i will flit
you out: so the gardener told his
As he in me he stopped and
He said:
.5
‘lm. and i walked out those rolls
It i owned the place. ‘
"Wilda I cum in; its old a.
dime it sent. air. and w your test
by, the are: its not within and a man
would also them. its held. '20:: innit
the lots of Mull mm- and l infill
"‘1 Know “some. and be said:
’th01‘.
The Irishman said: "i had threesono °
Pretty soon i saw the master 8 g
was sharia“ paper-amnion his». and he i
Twenty-Five lot-«n new 250—»?
word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- 1' ‘
TO LET
To LET-43 Rooms UPPER
floor. 4 Cottage fit. A. Stall} lineal.
Norwallr, Conn.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. 8 CROSS
St. Sc. Norwslk. Rent $12.1aqulre
J. A. Rudder, 108 So Main St, or Tel.
1035-4 [10 30;
To LET-«RENTS TO SUIT EVERY
tenant, prices ranging from $3. 00 to
850,011.11” month. or. anything you
want. Call on Raymond (Bros. It? 3t
_'l'O. LET—~TWO APARTMENTS.
upper floor. 12 High St. and lower
8 Crescent Terrace. inquire
44 West St. £7 at
T0 LET-35 ROOMS AT ‘56 SPRING
.St.; also'lo room house. Connecticut
Ave. lame yard. ,
’l‘arlov.V1i12 TaylorVAve. V' 117 or
T0 LET—AT 39 CHAPEL" ‘ST..
Basement. dour ro apartment. first
class condition. 3 t 86.- Inquire 64
’
SouthflMain St. South Norwalit. 122 hi.
TO I. T—APARTMENT AT '39
Chapel Inquire 34. South Main
st. ' ‘ 17 it
YO LET~HAMILPON AVE. HALF
or twomuy house. 6 rooms. and ii
room m; all improvements; good con
dltlon; one block tromroilroad station
Joseph 3.. Taylor. as ti
FIRE ALARMS
IOU'I‘H NORWALK Flfll ALARM
IOXII
Fire Alarm Headquarters at matri-
gems. Telephone tor lire alums.
S—xw aahlniton and North Main Ito.
Mahociremo Hotel
For and Raymond Bil.
Sam 0 Cornet Factory. private.
8~Hoyt'o Theat t.“
7—N oi «pit-J
B—Muolo Hail. Liluord and City Hotels
D—Cro
lI—xWeot St, Franklin School. ”
”-81:th d at t.. Consortium mun-on
li—-Northl Main and Ann Ste.
iii—Hi h at. and low Ave.
lo-x orvmik iron orko.
l7—Went Ave. one (dollar ‘t.8
18~ngh School West Ave
11— West at. “mind {nyior Avon
23*me delnw 8t.
il-«Chestnut and Hear lite.
zb—xSOuth hill sin and onroo
30-—Lexl::i¢ton Ave. and Aultln It.
2;— -eeW and Elm Grov estl.
3 —§?uthu
lo 8
iii—rill) Eiectalo Works. State It.
lili-—-Jz??uvllnndn and are: Ito.
lib-awokwocd my.
il~Fuirflold Ave. and Cedar rat,
iz—Jl‘oylor Ave. and South or.
id—Wood Word A"\ .. and Meadow
i5~Burrltt and Quinton-d Ave». and “We“:
oodhrdan we v "
ItGoldeu sun“‘1 8:. a” nuwogd A";
2~ uhinaton Bi.
and
Brldze.
33-— Nrelzht yard and Ann Bl... private.
Bi—N orwallt Lock Cc. prl vote.
”I2 Denotes non-interred boxel.
) raw or box. from wi oh the num
her at any box can be sounded.
one stroke at 12 noon and I p. 01..
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd timel. tooth); on
ilnoiopen. 1~
Two strokes after an alarm. lire out. Vro
calls department t. 1-1
Tin-seal slow strokes water to be slim
to. .. each Wound”. a ho:
is oiled owe-We It.
antenna .for many district also to
delved by teleph on at.
Four dung blasts of the whistle at
8: 30 a. on. and 12: 30 p. m. indicate
no school yr the following session.
1—1-—-1-—1
IAIT a‘ohwani} Flfil suave onu
all-e headline. nth” vs'n 2.... new
or
o—Flt‘oli School rivals. '
Private boxes I luonly be led for
telephone theme to El. 0 station
(resinous hours of 3.». m. on!
School (orlvoug‘o
Illwllaot contagion-end rt (its.
Ilse-Van out 8 . d Osborn Ave.
air-$31.. voégnd won at.
28-.- d harlot an, ,
alt] t'lo‘lm‘ “elm k “
..mB..mw v’o. and All it
tub-«Beale rd Illa ocnd It.
lie-OmeAvJo. ! lit. . v,
m.» than and .It .
“irks": “ti” at Ellis l
"swan”. '11. call
a. meivir allot up or lire. an alarm
iii .33.. 1.5.3:“. not...
the fob?“ or IotInl“ «diluting»?
I null '
l-finngiluta inii. 'u. mu... or at.
i-«One ehlngtot in. :bnuard little. 9.
lad—«Two lull. a{re-o ll
ll-llu—Twontytw no more
in; session to, r:i'iubllc “school“ no oi
, .
"mur- ~r v “bomb ....
in.
. acnivnaa m ,
new W
it‘ll?-
uln Bt.. between Grove no ‘
Seated at til, Wheel of the famous
‘lMltohell 3131180!" military dispatch.
automobilewlilch last year carriedtho time: the ransom Zapatlstas insane
celebrated llama-Win" dispatch for blood and loot, aided by the dis-
tram General Menard Wood at Gov- .anecied, rebellious and unpaid govern.“
emor‘s Island to General John F. Wesfl
ton, at Ben Francine. Captain Stanley
Lewis. at the Alison's. Rangers, arrived ‘
in South Not-Walk yesterday. Capt.
Lewis in well-known..in . the literary
held as a writer on the various Mum
soy ipublicatlonll. and is enjoying a
year ’sdurioua’h from his duties in the
“Rangers," (who are a body at light
cavalry, similar in scope to the Cana-
dian Mounted Police) the patrol work the I”? o; the earth,
or the Ransom having been temper-an]
fly assumed by thej‘fregulars" nowVVen-
Inquire Mrs. Rose :
. i’r
volition by this emlntryi and the alien's-i
in: by Uncle Elam of the hundreds“
American lives and millions of dollars
worth of property destroyed «by the.
sell-styled revolutionlsts. “The assass-
ination of Madero is only a matter or
mat soldiers. have already made a
. shambles ot'ldexlcg, the cioseesilloil'
age and censorship maintained, allow.
ins only an occasional dnkiing‘ or the
wholesale murders and robberies to
get across the line, wheretour army,
straining like lbloodhoundo at a leash.
await only: the command to sweep
across Mexico like an evening flood
and blot the cowardly Zapatistas from
“i had the honor or being selected
plantations. Heneuuln is the basis (it
etc! the peasantry. who tolled away
their hi-let lives under the trash oi! bru-
tel overseer-s on the great "Herequln"
the cheaper. rape of comments; and
upon the rapscious greed of our own
‘fcordase; trust." which compelled the
Mexican plantations to edueeze abet-y
.uprollt from the bodies of its slaves,
rests directly- the responsibility fertile
upheaval which drove the old dictator
into exile and placed in his stead the
flaccid and spineless rMindoro. ,
[here is no, actual revolution in
Mexico. The maraudlng hand; 01 Za-
pausta's, aggregating at least 75, 009
are responsible to no individual head.
and the government is powerless to
’ ‘\
:
carried the right to enslave thousands .
miles an hour. idiom-t
whisked across country iii
demoraliaed by woun ed
light armored oars beln
inipervious to ride ill-e.
easily “packed” in camv‘ ,
sides donning a practice
they are immune tram;
mics and cannot
enemy,w while the
his (lies, inseparable tr
camps, is abolished.
health or the army: "
The Sentinel Want coin no
,stay their depredations. Hundreds otI the activities of the fall so 0
American citizens have been murder-I
are It their best
be stamped ‘
pest “0t at a
home
now.
N-“
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