,' ~wsn‘rab,‘ ‘ 9;
'wmtswish ,ovnn roos-
, counteract as nurse maid tor. small
' child. Apply jRoyal James Inn, 76
Mini street. . {24- 1t
WANTED—A . MAN; To; TAKE
care of boiler and make himself use»
tel snowshoe- Addresejlll. all,“ care
of Sentinel, , ‘f' , £24 lit
BOOKKEE'PER," " THOROUGHLY
‘ierienced in. accounting. credits
...ud collections,. 10 years experience,
married. Bond. Highest references.
Seeks position. Salary moderate. Ad»
dress A. i}. 0., Sentinel. 122 lit
. /, FOUR TO EIGHT ACRES SHORE
front with a good house and out bulld«
tings” from owner. John Crawford,
real estate broker, 7 East 42d St, N.
:Y. Res.‘Westport, Ct. 1’19 21 22
“WANTED-4‘0 «BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra «prices‘for tat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn; Ave."i‘el. 1151. . , tilt!
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want'exlperienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. f5 ti!
. LOST
LOST —- BETWEEN CRESCENT
Terrace and St. 'Joseph‘s Church, a
pair of valuable .garnet rosary beads.
Friday night. Return to Sentinel. Re-
, word. :24 1t
fSUPPLEMENTAL ORDER OF
NOTICE.
' Samuel H. Mills vs. Jeanette Mills.
«State 0‘! Connecticut, County or New
London, ss., February 7th, 1913.
Upon the complaint of the said
Samuel H. Mills claiming for the rea-
sons therein set ~iorth a divorce, now
pending before this Court, having
been returned thereto on the first
(Tuesday of December, 1912.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that Jeanette Mills, the said
defendant, is absent trom this state
and gone to parts unknown, and that
one ‘ End-i Auditions. Word. 1 cent 1..., 1mm.
"hmwmmmwum¢,mw
‘ hos SALE
res” sane-sin. r. BARKER an
glue in A1 condition ,cheapfi 15 sea-
view Ave", East Norwalk. . £24 lit
Iron BALE—WILL nocmval 3h
car/oi Iowa horses and Missouri“
horses Tuesday. Feb. ‘25. Among those
horses are ‘several matched pairs.
These horses 'wil be guaranteed as
represented: or moneys cheorflliy re-
tundod. _w. M. Keeler, Jivery 1 and
sales stables, Norwaik. . ‘ m 1w 8t
veniences. No ohildren.~ 4 Franklin
r... 1....
’ro LETA-AN EXTRA NICE. NINE
room house, hot water heat and all
modern plumbing, Osborne Ave... East
‘Norwalk; also a tennroom house on
Loweflt. Apply to Johnli. Knapp,
TO ‘LETé—‘TWO ROOMS. Ensures:
ed' ~tor light housekeeping, tall con-
m lit
‘Fou amuse-Two L'Anon CHICK.
en coups, twenty~tlve and «thirty-live
hen size. Call 7 'p. m. G. Howard
King, 34 ‘Van Zant St. 1'24 3t
VTO LET~DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
rooms on. a side, all impro‘voments,
No. 3 and 3.1-2 Winfield felt. W. S.
Hanford, administrator. £24 2v
HORSESI HORSES! .JUST ARRIV-
ed. 24 young chunky horses; some
line matched pairs; also some good
truck and business horses. All this
stock must be as represented or
money refunded. ,We Will‘sell these
horses—worth the money. Come and
look them over. Herahtleld Horse 00.,
corner Concord and Wood Sta, south
‘Norwalk. ’ 122 3t
To LETwFRONT OFFICE SUITE.
corner of Main and Washington Sts.
Inquire of Frederick Lander, 4 South
Main St. 9.00111 9. £22 3t
-T0‘ LET—:FOUR ROOM APART-
‘ment, newly papered and «painted, cen-
trally located. Inquire of Frederick
Lander, 4 South Main St. 11001;) 9.3
. 22 ‘t
“Rose coma enown LEGHORN
Cookereis~Handsome vigorous sons
of twenty hens that laid $25 worth
market eggs in three winter months.
Box 26, Route 47, Ridgefleld. £20 9t
TO LET-«ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
house, six or seven rooms and bath;
all improvements. Inquire of Mrs. A.
Hawkins, 2 St. John St, East NorL
walk. 222 3c
notice ot the lpendency of the com-
FOR SALE—FIRE PROOF SAFE,
suitable for rectory. Cheap it sold at
once. Inquire Geo. Mitchell, Norwalk.
n1 tf
T0,LET——FIVE ROOMS, 8 CROSS
St., South Norwaik. Rent 812. .In-
quire J. A. Rudder, 108 So. Main St,
or telephone 1035-4. £22 3t.
Busmnss NOTICES
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism, etc
trrangementa by sppdintlnent. Dr
Wadsworth'l Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
- :9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West‘Washlnston 8t
AMENDMENTS TO THE
RIVER & HARBOR BILL
WASHINGTON, Feb. zl—‘By a vote
of 46 to 16 the Senate adopted an
claim was given as required by ordel‘,umeudment to the river and harbor
of notice heretofore issued. and 110“!me proposed 1,), Chairman Nelson,
the plaintiff usks tor a further order
of notice in the premises.
South Norwalk, Conn. once a week
for three weeks s-ucessively. rommeu’r-I‘
ing on or before the 15th day of Feb;
ruary, 1913.
By order oi‘ Court.
llllillEllD it. NORMAN,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior
il' 11-17-24.
*FELl: on paper Pietro-RM.
Guolt of Miss Grace E. Emerson in.
lured in Booth Norwalk.
A young lady visiting Miss Grncc‘
E, Emerson, the South Norwalk,
school teacher. sustained painful in—
juries at the lSouth Norwnik railroad
station last evening about 7 o'clock"
when she slipped on an icy place andl ‘ p
[to the projects proposed in the House
fell forward, striking upon her face.
Beside the bruises the young wo-i
man lost a tooth, knocked out no she
struck the platform. Luckily silo sus-,
tuinod no vbroloen bones. though her
i
{all sirullmd several of her muscles
and caused her much pain. An mu-
iu'ullu which she was carrying was
broken beyond all thriller usefulness.‘ ,
.erui building," in the authorisation to
lsell the old building (routed to the
us her weight fell across it.
she was injured so that she was
unable to continue on berm Journey
ltomsward, and remained over night
here with Mis- Emerson. Miss Elmer.
son is a teacher in the Stamford
High School,
. Elation Agent Ralph. n. Dcwm in»
,, vestlguléd um allow shortly alter it
. nod orcured and llllll sand placed on
the ice in prevent .nny further scoi.
donh
costumer ro LEOTURE.‘
W
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Miss Minnie Bronson Talks to accrue
Washington University Students.“ “t
Whit-slums, res. stun... apti-
. klilnvndo thel
w on who Minute om
moi, the solicitor-thing
V, Vlll l liq
j bsi‘o
trauma... ,2»
wilrienve mm
g nation, on she will osrryv‘tho‘
(lourt tor New London County. I
“Will it twatooamiussfl hath}
and tederallrights over water powers
that was involved in the Connecticut
river dam bill. Senator Nelson’s
amendment directs the secretary oi
war to enter into an agreement with
the Municipal Electric corporation or
St. Paul and Minneapolis.‘tor the use
of water power generated by a govern-
ment dam constructed in the Mississ-
l ippi river there.
lSenator McLean altered as an
amendment to the river and harbor“.
bill the bill recently .passed by the'
Bennie granting authority to the Coir
noctlcut River company the» right to
relocate its dam at Windsor hooks.
Public Buildings Bill.
' The public [buildings bill was re-
ported to the ‘Benate yesterday after-
noon, with amendments. In addition
bill the Senate has added $100,000
for a public building It Naugatuok
and Sii0,00ll for a building at 60)“
‘mour. The New Haven provision was
unlomled by the addition of the
words “court houses" to the title
and by atriklnl out the wards “be.
fore the completion of the new Fed-
secretary at the treasury. ,
Potomac River Memorial bridge.
Another senate amendmentJo the
bill comprises the secretory oi war
to cause to be constructed scroll: the
Potomac river a memorial bridge
at a. cost not to exceed "5,000,900.
The amendment appoints u a norm
mission to locate the site and plans
tor the bridge, the president of tho
United Siam. the secretary of war,
the speaker oi the house throwawa-
Wives and the chairman oi the senate
and house committees on ilbrsrr. The
commissions-instructed to avail them-
selves oi the advice of the commission
. .part or city, house with every modern
which is deemed by some senators to l improvement and convenience. Cen-
vpperefom ordered-that notice of the involve the same questions of stateitral. Inquire 23 Taylor avenue. near
pendency of, said complaint be given‘
by publishing this order in the Even-l
ling Sentinel, a newspaper printed iu‘
Odin hinge, later
‘ .flom..lldcom.Ml
'ro LET—AT 38 WEST STREET,
ooruer High ~St., tour unfurnished
rooms, lower part of private house. all
improvements. At 2 High St. two tur-
nlshed il‘or housekeeping. £21 at
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
with all conveniences. No. 11 Hair
ford ‘iplace, South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
:21 3t
TO LET—TWELVE ROOM HOUSE.
62 Putnam Ave. All improvements.
Suitable for one or two small families.
Seen at any time. Address C. H.
Gale, Ridgeileid, Conn. on 3t
TO LET—~FROM MARCH 181‘,
store in South Nonwnlk Club building,
next post-office. Entrance front and
rear. inquire office of Old Well
Cigar C0. $19 ti
TO LET—4N mas-'1‘. RESIDENTIAL
West street. . ills 6t
TO LETw—DOUBLE HOUSE, MAG-
nolia Ave, all improvements, steam
heat; or exchange for farm. Taylor
and Golden. f1“: lit
TO LET—«5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
iSt.; also live rooms (lonnecllcuhhvc.
'lnquire Mrs. Rose Tarlov, 102 Taylor
Ave. 117 ti
TO LETW'B FLATS OF 5 ROOMS
each with all improvements. 265 blast
Ave. inquire R. i‘». Thompson, 54 First
St. til lit
To LET—APARTMENT AT 39
Chapel St. inquire iii South Main
at. 17 it
re LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALE
oi two-tummy house. Grooms, and 6
room riot; all improvements; good coo
ditton; one block from railroad station
loseph it. Taylor. :18 ti
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E. T. BATES. \UGTIONEER.
Auction
Will Spiral Public Auction on MON-
DAY, FEB. 24. 1913.. at ten o'clock n.
m.. at the residence oi Mary hi. Gracie,
Brownies Ava, Dorian, Conn, tho lol-
iowlng articles: .
v Ono Brass «Bed with canopy. that
Mahogany Aniline Linen Closet, Mn-
hoseny Dressing Table. 2 lunches,
Black Walnut Dresser, iron Cot with
springs. Hair Mathias and fibrin”.
lug Desk, Oalt Bedroom list. Oak
Commode. sewing Table. lot of Oil
Paintings, single iron Hamiltonian
and Wash Bianca, lot of Chairs and
Rockers, Moouotto und'Vsivet Can
pets, Moductte ling. 10x12, also lot or
Pier Mirror, gill. ill teat ill h; Mon»
tie, Cabinet with Mirror, lilbonr
Bases, Marble Top center 'rsblc. Par-
lor Lamps, Luther (touch. Center To-
blos. Unit Oval (shim Closet. Oak
sideboard; Well fruit: Hall list
haematite
one blue virtue Oil Stove, iliio‘ld
West'st. or tel-1. A. .Mathe‘rlson, South '
Norweglk.‘ . l . 124‘ (it
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dozen to the package Are extra. héavy weight, full. size, and are
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit .of nickel. :thh .
proper care will last at least ten years. They are made in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French
gray design. We have also on display
Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell and ..
Butter Knife, Salad Fork, Salad 3'
Spoon, and Table Spoons. '
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
at a nominal cost. ’ ‘_
TEA SPOONS, as shown above, show the exact design and are
put up .a half dozen to the package. Price per half doz. 53¢
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same manner. Ego;
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for
pieces ............................................. $
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
together. Price p . ‘ ‘ l
SALAD FORK also comes neatly hexed Price ... ., .
SALAD SPOON, handsomely boxed. Price ....... 5w. 5
The above must be Seen to be appreciated. Come in and look
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long.
on need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days, together with the cost amount of expenses items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver. .
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was very costly Bowing illoohlne,'
limo nod with‘box springs. Oak Writs
small Ruse. all in ilrstoluu order; 1 .
lame Picture oi 1.0qu the 1m; 1" '3,
Wood Parlor finite, zlot,,ol’ Antique I
walnuwmunon Table. ‘
Dining GhIlMVI Limoges thinner sot. .
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wallowing safety ricer blades. Carley. Gillette, Yankee. Arnold,»
_ Duthm~fluplcm Keen-Kain, Everdtcsdy, Gem Junior, Italian.
. Clark, K :1 rd, 3%“, Gem, Animation, Sharpudhsver.
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A raster ceases to he a rotor when it becomes n‘scraper. Slimline
is a torture when it is a sofa ng process. Mon! why acre r. your
faces with doll razors whentie way to
dead aheadl Get a dimples Automatic; trapper.‘
The man, who owns a Sinfplcxklllways has 1110001. clean, vol
’ihc Simplex keeps pcrlcrt‘ chitin
edges on razor blades. halciy‘ lllltlillil‘lityltl. Just a minute’s wor
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