DIED
DiEDmF‘EB/RUARY 9. 1913.
, mph Hindley, in his 8211:! year. liu~
moral service‘s rroln his late residence,
' 5 marten. Conn, W nesday, February-
12,11t2p.‘1n. ' '
face or'Cnpaboubi oPrico
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FOR SALE
, F‘C‘ln BALE—FIVE OR SIX (‘5 ‘or 6)
tons of flood hay. Buggy. wrunabout
surrey and heavy single wagon. in-
null-9 lit-13 Winfield St, East Nor.
walk. 1113i:
Woman ~ 4'
, YOUNG MAN AGE!) 24, HAT
i can speak tour languages, do res a
position in an oiiiice, or anything. Foe
merly clerk tor justice of peace. F.
,, 0. Kirk No. 11 Day St, floutbf Nor-
walk. {10 3t
WANTED-GIRL To DO TYPE-
wrhting at home. blast cum her own
machine. Someone in E. N. preferred
Murphy Mfg. 00. Tel. 895. £10 3t
~WANTED~MAN IN WASH ROOM
with experience on wringe'r. Cluett,
, Lifeabody and Co. . . 1110 iii
‘ wAN‘r'eo—a'c ONCE. . mum.
aged woman to do housework. Address
11., care oi'Sentlnel. . no 3t
WANTED—WILL THE PARTY
who by mistake took package contain-
ing halt dozen napkins and silk ki-
Manono from counter at South Norwalk
Dry Goods (10., return same to store?
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE
lthree young ladies to board. Heat,
loath and use of telephone, or will
take man and wife. Address 10., Sen-
ainel.18 3t
WANT-ED —— FIRST MORTGAGE
loans at duper cent): 4, $2, 000; 2.
$1, 800: 3, $2, 500; 1, $1,500; 1, $1,.250
Geo. Mitchell, Norwalk, Conn. n1 ti
WANTED—TO .4BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices amid. Ex-
tra prices ito'r {at calves. $3 to $4
for nbob calves to fatten.) H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel..11v61. til it
CLUETT. PEABODY AND co.
want experienced operators ‘on power
machines, steady work ashured. 175 ti
r.
v.
BUSINESS NOTICES .
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
piano mover by- padded automobile
van. Telephone 2-11-21. .1. 11. Me
tNerney. 1’10- 0t
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment ot gout, rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth: Sanitarium. Tel. 9:3.t
1
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comiori
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
[Hill ll‘illlCES
VSUPPLEMENTALr ORDER
‘ NOT! E.
OF
.1
, Samuel H. Mills vs. Jeanette Mills.
«State oi Connecticut, County of New
London, 58., February 7th, 1913.
Upon the complaint, of the said
Samuel 11-]. Mills claiming; for the roll
“ sons therein set iorth a divorce, now
pending before this Court, having
been returned thereto on tho iirst
i'i‘aeaday oi December. 191... i
it appearing to and bciur,r round by
this Court that Jeazlette Mills the said
defendant, is absent {from this state
and gone to pails unknown, and that
notice of the pendent-y or the com
plaVlnt was given as required by order
oi notice heretofore issued. and now
or notice in the premises.
Therefore ordered that notice of the
pendeuoy ‘of said complaint be given
in publishing this order in the Even;
lug Sentinel. a newspaper printed in
Booth Norwalk Conn. once a week
for three weeks sucoasively. comment»
_ ing on or bolero tho lath day of liab-
ruury, 1913. ‘
ily order or i‘euri.
iiii’iilEiiDR.N01tM‘,nN
Aluliiant Clerk of the Superior
Court for New London County
iii” 11»! 7124. 5
41-... L Amwa- mu
been To harm account. .,
;Iimhutc
Diutriut or Ngrwalk,” tutti
Court, February 11. 13.1.
, Estate or finish in llarlle‘it no
:3 Norwalk. in said District, (lemme
Ordered Thtit the addiinll‘vtratfix ox‘
-iilbit her administration account to
Wt Court lior “abutment at the Pro.
mute olden in Minsk. on tho- lath
day or February, 1019. at 2 oclock
t all peroouadlnnu
. ‘ , g3 may he untitled
it administratrlx ivill churn
phantom bitched in a nerve
per utility
, iir‘st class hay. inquire at No. 2 Stuart
the plaintiff asks tor a further order.
initiation in said 111a
d in '
FOR SALE—«Tl-I‘REE (8) TONS 01?
Ave, Norwalk. 4 .110 iii.
FOR SALE—HOUSE WITH ALL
improvements. in firstclass condition.
Laige plot or gr and with all kinds of
mm trees. Pen sot country surround.
lugs Convenient to railroad station
and trolley. Terms reasonable. For
particulars, write House, Box 209,
Noroton Heights, Conn. 4 110 iii.
FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LARGE
Ave. Inquire 2 1301mm St, in rear.
3% . .‘ i8 31:
FOR SALE‘A—FURNITURE OF ALL
kinds; also secondhand clothes. All
kinds of secondhand clothes bought.
Drop postal to Julie, Cariesity Shop, 12
Madison St. K.Fin‘ch and 1(1):. 3t
\
FOR SALE—JFI-IREE VERY AT-
tractive single" houses with large
building lot, in best part 012 So. Nor-
walk. Snap tor a quick buyer. Ad-
dress Box 235, Derby, (loan. at? St
FOR SALE OR To LET—~90!!-
mer Sealshipt *iactory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H. Knapp or .1. M. Layton and 00..
inc. 128 tvi
‘ LOST
LOST—UNLESS THE .PARTY
'who took package «from counter at
this store returns same we will call at
house for it. South Norwalk Dry
Goods ()0. ill 2t
LOST—SILVER CHANGE PURSE.
Reward for return to 70 West Ave,
South Norwalk. ‘ 18 3t
NOTICE
TO the Legal Voters and Resident
Taxpayers oi the East Norwulk
Fire District:
Notice is hereby given that a meet.
ing or the legal voters and resident
taxpayers of the East Norwalk I‘ire
Distiict will be held at Fitch s School,
February 14th at 8 o‘clock in the eve-
ning, for the following purposes to
wit: -
1.To consider and take such action
as may be deemed ymper upon the ap-
pllcaiiou of the East Nor-walk im-
provoment Association to be no mitted
to erect a “Community Hall" 1 ion the
triangular property owned by the Dis-
trict, and located on Gregory Boule
vard, westerly all the Fitch School
house property.
‘2. To consider the impnovement of
and addition to the property oi the
hue llcpmtmeut.
3. To consider and take such ac
tion lclullie‘ to the collection 02 gm-
page within the District, as the meet
lug mav deem proper. '
ii. To consider the authorizing oi
the District Committee to cause curb
stones. sidewalks. cross walks and, aur-
111cc drains to be, laid upon such por-
tions of the streets within said
District as the meeting may deem ad
vieahlo. . .
ii. To appropriate such sum or
sums of money as may be necessary
to carry out any of the purposes here.
inboiore mentioned.
ii. To consider and not upon the
matter of sprinkling the circuit or
the District.
7. To consider the renewal or the
contract with the City at South New
walk lo: electricity.
Dated at East DNorwnlk this 15th day
oiJununry 11.11., 913
EDWARDE. ME l).
ELLIS E. liOWA‘ D,
Will. H.3N1FFEN
M ii 111 5‘ Committee.
101111 1111111113
_ “1111111 Within).
There ii some pleasure in visiting
this warm, cozy theatre when the
weather is hovering around zero. The
Willard steluu heating plant in gum-um
tend to heat the theatre to 79 degrees
when the weather is 40 below zero.
Todays program includes "'i‘ii’e Ani-
muted Weekiy"-no matter wit ‘
when itv‘happenc it it
a uowibmr -
in “The as
ago. agoTweutywli‘ive Words urine”, aucL‘.
‘ch lidditionhip Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
building lot; also barn in Sound View 5
»THE emanate COUNTY NA-
Black-
. 'ro La‘r, ‘ Av.
'ro LET—:TWO aoons purse
nishodo, or one tarnished. Centrally lo:
outed. Address D. E.. care Sentinel.
. ‘ - ~ Ill-L31;
TO LET—3 ROOMS vernal
ltloor. '4 pottage St.
Norwalk, Conn.
T0 LEV-FIVE abouts. 8 cause
St, So. Norwalk. Rent 312. inquire
J. a. Rudder, 103 30 Main St, or Tel.
10154. . no at
T0 LET-=45 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
Sh; also 10 room house, Connecticut
Ave, large yard. inquire Mrs. Rose
Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave. 117 ti
To LET—AT 39 CHAPEL Sit.
Basement; (our room apartment iir‘et
class condition. Rent $6.1nquire 04
A. Stall, East
110 ill
To LET—APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. inquire 64 South Main
St. , 17 Lu
120 LET~HAMXL'1‘ON AVE, HALF
oi two-wally house. a moon, and: 9
room list; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from railroad station
Journal: 1!. Tudor. :13 Va
Report .or the Condition cl 5
TIONAL BANK,
at Net-walk in the State of Connecti-
cut, at the close of business, February
4 1919.
'i‘o‘tal . ..... .. . , .. .. $1,153,308.29
State of Connecticut. County or
liairilold as. 5
1, Chester is Beileck, cashier oi the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to‘tyhc
best of in knowledge and belief. ‘
cues ER 8. SELLEGK, Cashier”
allhsoriped and sworn to bolero
this 10111 day or February, 1913.
I FREDERM K A. ELLE!
Notary Public.
iorrootwAiieot: '
. EDWIN 0. KEELER,
ll. 3". fialalillllilll ,
M. N. GLOVER,
’ Directors.
South Main St, South Norwalk. .122 it!
Resources.
Loans and'Discounts ...... $628,858.75
Overdraits, secured and un- ,
secured .......... 888.35
U. S. Bonds to secure cir-
culation ......... 150,000.00
Bonds, Securities, etc. ..... 229,162.14
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures ............ 20,000.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve :ngents) ..... 11,425.92
Due from State and Private
"“Banks, Bankers, Trust
Companies and Savings ‘ ,i
. Banks ............... 3047
Due from -approved Re
serve Agents .......... 4-1, 313.26
Checks and Ollie! Cash
items ............ 3.921;?0
Notes of other National
BERKS noel..- .......... 5,11).
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickels and Coats ...... 441.00
iaawiul Money Reserve in
, . 1iank,viz.:. :.
Specie 342362.50 ,
Legal tender notes 12037.00 49,999.00
Redemption land with U. S '
Treasurer (5 per cent. of
circulation .............. 7 500.00
Total .. ............... 9115530929
Llabilltiea.
Capital stalk paid in ...... $200. 000. 00
Surplus fund ......... 50,000.00
Undivided l'roills, less Ex- “
pauses and Taxes paid .. [12,912.01
National ilnnk Notes out.
standln .3. ............ 141,000.00
Due to other National llunka 8,371.69
Due, to State and Private & _.
Banks and thinkers .. 104.71
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks 1,035.71
Dividends unpaid 215.00
individual deposits subject
to check 011,413.90
Demand certificates of do
posit . 937.80
Certified oheck‘s .......... 21, .11
Cashiers checks outstand
. ................ 3.499.117
rlil‘ls payable. including car
lliioatea oi deposit for ,
money borrowed 75,000,011
of from 8 'io 18‘
V'Kviuch‘t thicko
a spot paint
will u. P ’ ,
’an‘d moisture—t gilt. In lengths
' 4 ft. wide and
Writ: to 141?]in smpl: and
hole!“ telling, what Compo-
llourd is and why it is more ,,
economical, simmer, more 3111- ,
iciactory. Will: I postal today. /
L. L. ENSWORTH
$95011 . ._
340-50 Fromm.
., HARTFglVil}. CONN.
, Gilli
tmrp,‘cra‘cl: , lover portio
‘14}:— :-
Mrs. Homer 1“. Buchanan, oi Havi-
land street, has returned home from
a visit with friends in Flushing, I... i.
nt‘ for deep dredging, but by
improvising apparatus'ho has been
able to swoop the area‘s} in the anal
V and bring u‘p round
clams such as he had never seen in
lathe quantities before. tie toun
_ V trains: at immense quantities of oyster
sheila: his improvised dredzes. watch
lightly touched the tone or the shoals,
bringing up hundreds or bushels. j'l‘liere
_ waseyldence 0! both crustacean an
‘ vegetablelite on the shells. iMr. Ho-
mun‘s theory is that somewhere in .
that part of the ocean subterranean
waters come up through the floor and
conditions are right (or the
both claws and oysters, the «fresh war ,
tors giving lite to the minute organ-
, isms which provide iced for clams and
oysters. file is now having a new POPHAM'S- ‘ ASTHMA REMEDY
. steamer the vanieison, equipped with gives melanin-lief and an ablolnte cur. -
r in all cases 02 Asthma, Bronchitis. and
Sold by druggisia: mail on
race pt 01 price $1.00.
1 Trial Package by mail 10 cents‘
MIUAMSMFG.
i For sale by the carom Pharmacy,
Very heavy machinery for. turthel
Vocesn dredging over the areas which
have yielded. shells so generously.
Someone who signal himself “Tax-
payer " has been writing to the Bay
a hill to permit‘cyater‘s to be planted
in the Broadklu River. ‘
season has been a prosperous one for .
The present «5 .
ysterxn'en in this river and the
9
natural beds have been thoroughly
it cleaned up. and now the oystermen
want to, stake oi! certain portions of
the river and «plant young oysters. 5
l The. largest oyster ever seen in Cam
hr idge. Md, was Caught by Capt. Rob-
(1 art Ransom one day last week. The
shell measured eight inches from blown
to mouth, and *was six inches across
tits weight was 2% pounds.
growth or A good adv. pays in the best paper.
iHay
Alum!
6V8!
Asthma!
0.591011». Cleveland. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs;
iNorweik, spent Sunday 11
with triends.
Mr. and. Mrs.
Brooklyn, spent the wee
home or Chimes Frank. ‘
W
To make room for. additlonilvli
Conneally and Bracken’a 9er
the bands oi! the carpenters 119‘
days.
~——.~———uu
The City National Bank, ot
Norwalk. Will remain open 11
oclock tomorrow morning t
modate patrons.
~H‘envy. impure blood In
muddy, plmply complexion. he j 0.11th
nausea, indigestion, 'Vl‘hln bl‘oo h
you weak, pale, sickly. Bard ‘
Bitters makes the blood rich,r
hrestores perfect health.
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CURLEY GEM JUNlOR
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