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A h Representative Murdock Advo-
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WANTED—qt. WOMAN TO WORK FOR Allah—FINE OLD HOME— -3TO LETwNEW SIX ‘RQGM (301‘—
on machines. Apply Crescent Laun-
3 dry. Seaview Ave; East Namath. ‘
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3 WANTHMMNERAL AGMNT FOR
- Muss. Million
Dollar Gasualty Com-
pany to sell best Monthly I'Accident
~ and Health policy on market. Excep-
3 ~.
1, and delivered. Send postal.
v
tionai opportunity. Address replies.
“Opportunity,” thin! ottice. n24 0t
WANTED—TWO BOYS TO BAM-
ple town. Call at 16 Washington 8L.
at 7: 30 a. m., for E. L. Parrizo.
. 82412‘
iWANTED—JIOUSE OF A‘BOUT
seven rooms and bath, modern im-
provements. in retined‘ neighborhood
only. for three adults, no children,
Within convenient walking distance of
railroad station. References given and
required Occupancy about June 1st. ,
By the year. Address J. A. William;
son, 17 State St, New York. 38.23_ 3t
WANTED ——- TWO 01?. THREE
painters. Steady work for good men.
Alex. White. 61 Ely IAve. Tel. 400.
- 8.23 3t
' WANTED—LAWN MOWERS TO
sharpen and repair. Saws to tile and
set. Work guaranteed. Called for
D. F.
Croiut. 21 Grove St, South Norwalk.
9.22 3i.
WANTED—FROM JUNEJ T0 OCT.
1, tarnished cottage tor adults on
shore in neighborhood *oi acuth Nor-
wall; Running water and bathrdom.
Address stating terms etc. House.
Sentinel omce. 2 3c
WANTED—WASHING on CLEAN-
ing by the day.
Church St, South Norwalk. 9.22 '3t
WANTED—MEN To LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at deel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.
8.11 t!
«WANTED—T0 BUY~ ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for on calves. 33
to34 for bob calves to fatten.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151‘6
H.
t!
trees and brook. at back; on trolley.
Telephone loll-t. South No‘rwallt, orB.
Mrs. Mlkula. I18 K D
stead: - in rooms; all improvements:
chicken house", them. carriage hollows
whole or past M three acres, 264 feet
on Newtown Aver grove of large
live minutes irom Norwellt Bridge.
A {Benedict Flatiron “Building. New
York city. “I ‘ 9.24 at
son elite—noun pinch PAR-
lor suite. mahogany linish 315. In
quire 90 Woodward Ave. a24'3
FOR SALE-CABINET ORGAN IN.
quire 18 Grove St. or Tel. 752324 3t
FOR BALfié—BUILDING LOT
50 x 200, on Stuart Ave- Inquire 21
Grove St., or IdiStuart Ave, Norwalk.
,. .. 33e2i ti
FOR SALE—«BLACK CAP It
berry plants. Plum Farmer variet.
splendid berry and a prolific bearer.
31.50 per hundred. Also St. Real»
plants. The all summer bearing red
raspberry. 32 00 per hundred (For
this week only.) James E. Elle, Jr.
Phone'105~2. p.23 lit
FOR SALE—GAS ENGINES. FOUR
cylinders, 330 to 3125‘. Inquire C. K.
Hunter. 136 Main St. . u23 3t
PRIVATE, 1912 STYLE. UPRIGHT
piano, mahogany case, cost $300 cash;
have no use for same. Sell cheap cash
or time to responsible party at once.
W. 10., core Sentinel. a23 3t
«FOR SALE—PRIVATE. HIGH
graded player piano, will exchange i‘or
upright or sell cheap. Spoils children
in practicing. No dealers snows; 1;.
. . n 3 t
cmcxa, ' sees—.wnlra -
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner .birds‘or better layers. 31.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Saugatuck. 023 lm
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR M0~
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell.
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 ti
GLUETT. PEABODY AND co.
wont experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. 15 ti
WANTED -'—- Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners
‘ - on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 8i Sous C0
so Water St. South Norwalk.
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. a. M... .. -w- w...»
lull lunch
EXAMINEiw OF BARBElits.
The State illouxd oi Exmuincrs oi
iiurhcrs will be at the .llarber Shop
of Albert M Pohlmhu, No. till Within
legion Street, Monday. May 5th, 1913.
(from it a. m. to 2 p. en, to examine
all applicants l‘or barbers' license.
Jlrlng flhcars. Roan land- lions.
- Gluoll'ilF G 38, Eecretnry.
CORPORATION NOTES.
The certificate at incorporation or
the i-lilorehsveh Realty Company or
Norwallt has been approved by the
secretary of the slots. The company
M...
has an authorised gvfllllt‘nllsutio’n or
3100 000 and starts business with 31.—
000 The incorporate" are W J.
Fruusoii, loco novis‘hnd it. It; Bite
new. we
The certificate ol‘ lucOfvcriition or
the Wstortown Lawn Club. lncorporsfl
ad. has been approved. The council»
lion has an authorised capitalisation 4.»-
Lot 220.000 end basins With 31.000. The; ”3
_, puerperal/ore are Barrel 1!. slum 3‘ "
‘Uwfiyvm “a WMy
and Fletcher W. Judson. . . l w
* Articles no ”menu at the have
tempt delusion ’ Mmlstlob 11‘1"?” .
moth centurion 1
HOUSE FOR’,8ALE——lo ROMS.
bath, laundry; 20 Elm St. Norwalh:
3 minutes trom West Ave. trolley; .8
minutes from post—cities and library.
Beet residential section oi! the city
An excellent‘opportunlty «to secure a
line residence. Photographs on re-
quest. Apply to I. M. Jackson, Jack-
son's Studio. 53 Wall St, Norwnllt.
Ct. 411 t!
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE—«l; HEREBY GIVE N0-
tlcc that i wiliney no bills contract
ed by one Cheater lagersoll, my form-
er clerk. H. B. G. Rider.
Business mucus“
FRANK OBLIO, BOX 1M, NOR-
wulk, grass out. carpets beaten. gun
dens lplunted. . n24 3i
“THE LITTLE BHOP"-Mlls. A. M.
Palmer is prepared to latte orders for
medium- insecure tailored suits and sep-
arate shirts in the new spring styles
and fabrics. also gOWIlil and pstticouts.
Underwear and huudombroidered lin»
gerle at special prices. Full line iancy
neckwenr, novelties. stamped goods.
Opposite G N. Trust (10.. 84 Washing
1:24 :lt '
roceryCu
toga all improvements. luduire Unit-
or to 6st Inlermation
.3242!
and rear entrance. _
any business. Rent: 316. 00.
Taylor and Golden.
To LETéSTORE AT 205 EAST
Washington St. inaction o3: Derlon
Point and East Ave. trolley.. Store 05
test deep with slut: and toilet; front
A good stand tor
Inquire
or I). '1‘. Murphy. 202 s... Ave, or or
litililii Hill A
.Ilmlliiililili
024 3t
lug Long Island Sound.
distance err York.
care Sen net.
TO Lav—«iron SUMMER saAaoN.
modern 8 mom tarnished home. all
conveniences, high ground. overlook;
vNear B
island. trolley and station. Seashore
bathing. abode fruit, etc. dominating .
Address House.
Reasonable Reduction oi” Ally
obviously Excessive Duty 33
m
wnsmgvc'rou,‘ April 24.—- A" than
all
324 3t
8.13., Sentinel Office.
To LET-TWO FRONT ROOMS.
tarnished. separate. all conveniences.
with private family. five minutes from
ACity Hail, block from trolley. Address
nlatlon was urged. reasonabls'reduc-
tlen or any duty obliviously excessive
was advocated and radical reductions
not founded on adequate lntorrnation;
«23 8t were opposed in a minority report pre-
ber snap .«at Rowayton.
tionmmoderate rent.
Dibble
To LET—+10 FIRST CLASS BAR-
Good loos»
Inquire Mrs. A.
sensed to the house today by Repre-
sentative Victor Murdock, 0! Kansas.
“the Progressive member of the Wye
a23 :it and Means committee.
third floor, rear, rent 38.00,
Iacturing.
Did Well Cigar Co.
TO LET-l 1100M” APARTMENT
and Corbett bloclt. Also second floor
left, 5, 000 square dost, tor light manu~
Inquire at cities of the
Mr. Murdoch. in his report, assertpd
that it“ there has bee wanting proof
of the'necsssity ot a rift! commis-
sion. the pending Democratis tel-lit
bill alone would supply it. lie char-
ged that as a result of the methods us-
Swat-ta
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To LET—APARTMENTS IN THE
Dibble building on North Main St.
J Irving Dibble. 140 Washington at.
e’d in its preparation the few men who
drafted it “are not warranted in test-
ing certainly do to its effects, and
i133 1w 3
most of those who have endorsed it in
truliy icon
352 per month.
03* month. In ulre Ra ond Bros.
pingtons. Biggest winter layers. 3“ . ym a23 3t
grandest and finest u‘tility birds. Ii ~ .
TO LETJQLROQM HOUQE. CEN-
sultgtl)‘: 53rt§gaad:gé.have other than a superficial new
houses in town, sli"modern cenven-
lences, overlooking Sound. :35 per
caucus M I! party meajure can not
ledge or its provisions."
The Democratic revision, he said.
had been undertsken in defiance
of a universally popular demand that
quire Baxter’s ‘Drug Store.
TO LET—«House. srx docile
all improvements, to small ii'umily. in-
"the tariff shduld bmwvised scientifi-
cally a schedule at a time, upon data
a23 ilt
south Norwalk.
street.
Inquire 49 Water
that is not ex- parts. with lull right at
.70 LET-'5’ ROOM FLAT IN debate and amendment: without sec-
apnrtmsnt house, Elisabeth street, recy 1“ Icaucus 0‘ comndttee. and mm-
outcloture in Congresfi" Thus. he said.
11% 3t W1: repeatsdthc error which Cherub
er ed the earlier stages or prepare-
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.
House, 12 High street.
South Norweik. Suitable for adults
second floor.
only. M i
To LET—5 uoous.
provements. reasonable ran.
P‘.RT 1M-
ll. Joselovsky. East Norwnlk; also 343
rooms. 38 First St. South Norhalk.
tlon oi the Ilal’neAldflch tartii' act.
(Mr Murdotli declared that the Demo-
cratic party has proposed a mm
which would? be injurious to many in-
dustries. and may be destructive
Inquire. some.
‘llnder the guise at reducing the
a“, ti cost of living." be said “it may destroy
1122 iii
located.
South Main t.. Room 9.
bowie. 21 Union St.
T0 LET—FIRST FLOOR. DOlillLlc
Possession at
once. Inquire llatch and Bailey Co.
'tbe very basis ol’ our industrial ail-om
'70 LET“ ROOM APARTMENT polity. Proposing and‘ promising toi
newly papered and pointed, centrally;
Inq ire Frederick Lauder.
The Sentinel Premium Offers i
all? ti -
‘ ileve in the Demotfltio politlcugvhic
proposes to remove all protection on
‘ cent that incidental to reypnuelt does,
not. believe in his Republican posh?
lion. which ptoposes to keep dutie;
prohibitive. It *believes in a protect
live term which shall .equdlise the
conditions oi competitipn betweenthe
United States and toreitu countries
both for the farmer and the manufac-
tutor. and which shall maintain for
labor an adequate standard or living.
This would be 'a true colnpetitive tar.
(alien timber; and rocks.’ hiany men.
working with feverish haste are bu“. idc“
tng brattices to carry the fresh air
through the gas-tilled galleries.
General Manager Georgaw. bchiue
berg. oi the coal company. curly took
commission with powar to elecit intor- ‘
rill. .The Progressive party would con-
about a tariil' bill. one schedule at aI
time, in the open. tree from the distor~
tion 31 designing interests and selfish
purposes. ”
Turin discussion was on again today
in both the Senate and 'House sides of
There ware informal cin-
Ierences between senators. and the
House met an hour earlier than usual.
The House Republicans conferred rev“
gardlng their caucus tonight. when it
is purposed to settle upon their policy
as to the cotton schddule. The caucus
already has voted in lover of the wool
schedule prepared by Representative
Payne. hill. the cotton schedule has
been delayed through what Represent
tative Gardner, oi Massachusetts, has
explained to his inability .oi‘his sub-
committee of the Ways and Means ml-
nority to agree. Mr Gardner expect-
ed to be ready with the plan tonight.
Representative Peters. oi Massachu-
the Capitol.
charge of the situation in no Jeep and
directed the work oi! rescue Crews
from the Pittsburgh station oi‘ the. Un-
ited States Bureau of Mines were bur
rled to the little mining town to re-
cover the bodies of the dead, and res-
cue such as might have survived the
explosion and the “after damp" Al.
ready parties or superintendents, lire
bosses and mine bosses irom other
mines of the co'al company and the
Italics or independent companies in
the neighborhood had been at work
in the mines but they were able to
make little headway. “The ventilation
system had been paralyzed by the ex-
plosion, and before the workings could
atruct temporary passages
iwhich the fresh air could be forced.
Long hours were. consumed in this
labor. but in *the meantime parties
provided with oxygen helmets and
climbed over the fallen rock through
some or the principal entries." They
be explored it was necessary toIconJ
through ‘
ion
speakers secu ed are wel
promise to be very intere
are: Mrs. Genevieve W
promo resent, N6W3£Y033
Daniel bowling. of New?
Frances "Doran, dietric
.creenwiph; Mrs numb “
sta
wil
vley
guests to the Barton Hi ‘”
d
The Lyric string emails
provide a musical progre
Wednesday vetting,
te regent. of Neleo.
1 be dancing later. A
car will convey the up 3.
setts, a member oi the Ways and
Means committee majority. which
framed the Democratic bill. was
among the speakers on the Democrat-
ic side today. presenting an elaborate
argument in defence oi the committee
measure. leaders or all three parties
have been confronted with a disposi—
tion of their colleagues to delay
speeches until the latter part of the
found many dead, but low living and
when the last at these rescuers so
peered at the mouth of the alone this
morning, they gave it as their,,oplnion
that all the men who had not been
accounted tor were dead. ' 3
It was hoped. company unicorn snid.‘
that the air would liq advanced: by
noon snmcient‘to allow a thorough
late Mary A. Clerk will b‘ ‘
No.14 UNiON PARK. N0 3
MONDAY, APRIL 28. tel
O'CLOCK P. M. II stormsr
day. The list includes
some Bedroom. Library
room Furniture and. Paint. ,
GEEORG EE
2? 2t.
time allotted a general debate‘whlch.‘
will expire Monday night... ‘3
”—- M.
FORM AM UISEM ENT CIOM PAN V.
her of dead would then be knewn.
The bodies found wemnot far from
the entrance, among them being that
o! a miner named McUoilougb_ who
had volunteered for rescue work and
search of the workings And the ‘num-i
, Notice i 3
sesament oi the taxable pro 3
the East Norwalk. Fire
E
20’
A number of South Norwalk bust
noes men have gotten together and
have decided to open an open our
open for business. about May 3211:. .
The company will be kllOWn unner'od
the name of The South Norwich.
Amuseemnt Company. . ‘ 7“
Contractor John .3.. Holes
tout the aornn, with a seating capsu-
oi about 1,000 persons.
The Sentinel Premium Otters l The Sentinel Premium Offer cl The sentinel Prcnrlurn_I
gloat y
‘was known as one of the best and
most carslul miners in the district.
movlhg picture .palacs. The place will . H8 “'86 MINDS the llrst to enter the
he aimB‘ed in Antigua“ street. 0999.; Emilie fitter the, e‘l’louo’n and advanc-
stle the new City Hall and “Hi“ .be ‘ing (other than his associates. became
e is beiie'vfdzlow‘ hive b'cen klii- .
i MM‘E Ialllni "39% up.» Q i
Refit-lune nil; marries reported that."
the bodies or twelitlvonc mums
of. is been seen. the majority of them hiv
Chestnut street. has the contract to lns been Killed by the exploslop. i
l latest estimates of the dead
near the hundred mark as it is known
been made on the Town Diet
Said assessment list may the ;-,
for examination at the office
East Norwalk Electric Light
Scaview Avenue in said Dis
The Board of Belief will.
said East Nowell: ain't ,
tion on May isthli
to them from said
Dated at East Noiwnlllfi
213t.1913.
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E. E.
had .
E. MEA‘Dt '
uownsn. .
WILLIAM H.821
“”3 East Norwalk Firs mun
tee.
. W. "QM" _ .---.._..
all it
T0 tET-—~B ROOM HOUSE. Wl'l‘ll
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike.
.Tcrlev, 102 Twin: Ave.
quire Mrslt
La,‘
lil-
lilo ti
Entrance host and rear.
lice of Old Well Cigar ()0.
T0 LET—STORE IN SOUTH NOR~
walk Club building. next waterline.
Inquire 01-;
till ti
all improvements.
TO LET—SIX ROOM FLAT WITH.
A pill to RH
your city Give him a chance to as-
timate on your painting and paper
he ngin'g. Address 0.: L. 81ml til. 35’
First at. East Norwsllt. Tel. mil-f. ti
o. t
j biotic: d PAINTING. PAPER.
hangingmecoratlng. by practical man.
have money by buying your well
per sud paintsrs' supplies 0! Alex.
White. 61 1-2 liliy Ave. Tel. 100. litsti
mates cheerluily given. its all
seem MODERN GOODYEAR
that can shoot repair shop. All kinds
«intent mild. work. ii'it sail contort
mine I: Went Winston or
ton tit. South Norwnilr Huvllnnd Fitch, grocer, 118 sou Main St.
Building. . all 12t . £1118 ti
LOOK! illii HA8 RETURNED T0 T0 Lat—TEN ROOM HOUSE.“
two baths.
and all other improvements.
MI. ,
West avenue, containing six. bedrooms.
hot water heating system
For the
ther Mich“)?! apply at cities or The
Old Well Oixsr Company or on rig-emu
inquire.“ ill South Main 31..
re haw—AN APARTMENT A‘l‘ All)
set Washington St... am Normals.
mill ti
all) i. 1'”? mp1 Aim.
mom. 2}: lawnmower-on
11.011“, it rooms.
Vim
con
min.
at“!
A .Silt Coupons
specified herein foreach
of 811v rwdre articles
. p 4
with dropout
Silverware and Razor Strops
Almost Exhausted
we will not continue the coupons alter
April 30th. Anyone desiring either of T
the above articles should present coir rig. TABLE spoons are put my. a. on. manner.
pops at once and avoid disappointment. m K
Coupon No 60
EA SPOONB. as shown above. show the exact din
put up a belt dozen to the package. Price per ital
601“! Ice enauseaDoc-eoeeoe-nev‘ooneii
NIVES and Six FORKS are
leatherette one with hinged top.
pificfiI eiilllililelbeb‘eWQOOlidD.btlihiktoebflltflhkii 2‘
THE SUGAR SHELL and MUTTER KNIFE are costly _
We» on
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price . . . . .;.’ . '.
sALAD SPOON. 21mm“? mx‘d. pflCO e o g e e e e o e n a as 3v ‘
All on need to do is to present Six Coupons, ell
eunuch use to ti; wt
M W
ileum .
Monsanto’s
git up in a handsome
rice complete for .3
c0 N’Ieelloi‘iaudited)!cane‘ldisloo‘iiblifle
th lhs‘ccst amount of am
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