' m
. wagon. Good wages.
wnmgab .
WANTEMYOUNG MAN
knowledge of bloat business ior order
Apply to’ The
Holt 00.. Stomtord, 'Conn.
A28 3t
WANTED—~31! OEIIMAN WOMAN,
washing to do at home. Dcmuth,15
South St. 6128 at
WANTEMO TAKE cannon or
ELLE
croad, water, sewer or all kinds of
'5.
outside construction. Address Felix
. Barletta,15 Windsor place, 6r 'phoue
412- 13 South lNorwaik. (1:28 Lw
WANTED —-CANVASS5ERS. ' TWO
neat appearing ladies. Apply at The
Sperry and Hutchinson 06.. 13 No
, Main St, Tue‘sday.»1:30'p: m. 8.28 It
‘ tel Clifford.
WANTEDV—JI‘O BOARD. ONE 03.
‘two small children, by experienced
motherly woman. 82. 50 per week, ev-
erything furnished. Best of care giv-
6:1. Apply Brook Cottagefiilb Myrtle
St" East Norwalk. . 1128 St
WANTED -— ISALESLADY FOR
coats, suits and millinery. Steady
position. Inquire C. J. Nina and
Co. ' e28.3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED YOUNG
martin grocery store. Address 8. L.,
care Sentinel. 9.28 It
WANTEDéEXPERIENOED GIRL
for general housework in 'i’amily oi?
two good plain cook. Inquire The
Sentinel Oiiice, South’Norwnik. 9.28 at
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
hausework in small family. Apply be.
rare 10: 30 mornings at 31 Van Zant
.East Norwalk. " 3.28 It
wANTEdeiAMvnnnMAID. no
.. n26 3t
.NlURSE, coop. srnonc HEAL-
thy wet nurse. Call at once. Dr.
. Lawrence's office, 82 South Main St.
5:125 3t
WANTED—HAT TRIMMER. ONE
who can trim and bind. $10 week
guaranteed the year around. United
i-lat Mfg.Co.,142 South Howard St.
Akron, Ohio. 825 Bi
RELIALE AGENTS TO SELL
5* highagrnde nursery ',stock fully gudr;
Lentcedz Part' or all your time Odtili.
« tree. Commi'isicns pnldrweeklyr Write
5 "Opportunity." this ofiice.
, but ”any.
tor terms.
Horner Chase 00, Auburn,
Maine.
M17 3t i126 lit
WANTED—G ENER AL AGENT FOR
Moss. Million Dollar Oasrmltv Com-
pany to sell best Monthly Accident
and Health policy on market. Excep-
tional opportunity. Address replies,
:lLN’ (It
WANTED-MEN To LOAD AND
unload b'o‘l'i‘tn Cull at Rudcl Oyster
Co. docks 8 o‘clock in the morning.
all if
WANTED—~10 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle sud poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices ibr fut csltes. 33
to $4 (or bob calves to fallen. 11.
F‘riedlnnn,, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1101.
iii if
CLUETT. PEAOODY AND 60.
went experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. iii tt
WANTED .— Experi-
cncedOpcrators and,
Learners
on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
0. "S. Roth & Sous Co
on Water 8i. South Nomlk.
mm new .mim mum mu. mam-1....
3118118 E38 NOTICEEI '
888 mm 83‘.“le BOOKS 08‘
well butler. pointing and decorating.
unbound. (In Osborn Ave. Tel.
{3732. old
”THR LITTLE 3110?"me A. id.
Fatima; is propose: in its orders for
hinder so suits 3811128011»
first» chirti in the new nbrln «tries
and rubrics. elm tground and innate.
Underwear end endlembrnl end lib.
gene at one iii prices. Pull line runny
nedirwonr. urchins. stumped;
Opposiid e it Trust 00.. iii Washing:
ton fit. derail: credits, itsvlguind
was! 5
. M pugs. Twenty-Fly
50c - Finch Additional Word. 1 Cent pe
idea or 50an. Double Price
1
r54
boa ‘ SALI
one two years old Jersey bull and
all: pigs. .
tlcut Ave, South some 0.28 it
, FOR} 19AL8~+~0NE 3 1-2 H. P.
Pslmer e be. With cdrbunetor. wheel
and good no tank sud anchor cone
walk. . 3‘28 31W
IFOR SALE-01“: LEVEL BUILD
lug lot, 50 x 150. price 3150. Near
city. Easy terms. Address Box
68 3. 5 e28 3t
FOR SALE—«BUICK DELIVERY
machine. lReason .[or selling owner go.
lug out ohbusiness. Inquire L. Jose-
1011', 70 Main St. am; hi
FOR SALEw-HOUSE NEAR DE‘
pot and wateniront, modern improve
ments; terms’ reasonable Home-
seeker' s bargain. Why pay rent when
intercept on investment is less? Ad-
dress Conrad, sentinel Office 1126 St
FOR SALE —- TWELVE FOOT
counter and large table suitable for
taloring. Low price 46 France st.
Norwa‘k. $126 (if
. FOR SALE—A LOT 0N woop-
ward Ave, 60 .by 125. Inquire at 11
Burrltt Ave, (South Norwalk. a25 3t
FOR SALE OR To LET—EASY
terms 2 family house, 12 rooms, large
attic, cellIer, improvements, garden.
chicken house, near hospital. 5252
Magnolia Ave. InQulre C. L. James;
Tel. 10855-4. _ 2125 at
fl-‘OR 8ALE~BUILDING HOT.
50 x 200 on Stuart Ave. Inquire 21
Gl‘gve St} or 16 Stuart Ave, ,Norvzvalltr
a‘ 4 t
0R4
CHICKS EGGS—WHITE
pingtons. (Biggest winter layers,
grandest and finest utility birds. If
you paid 820 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers 81. 50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Bangatuck. 5 323 lm
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR M0-
tor car. 2 first class building lots. at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 6. Gazette Bldg. II it
on
insurance. 5
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Real
Tel. 345.
155 Waihlnmon st.
”brunt—s“
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LWTEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, 5 D. C.
207 Atlantic 8!. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Hours-«ll a. mm b. on. Monday. wot
nebrlsy. Friday 6: 30 b :11.
South Norwnlk other—43 Meadow at,
743 p. m.
Phone connections.
’ opium. ANALVfiis runs.
W“.-w~mw:m-
ARTHUR s. ester useless.
,weIIKnown Mlddlltown Postmaster.
Appointed by Tait. Dies It
Home buddeniy.
' MIDDLETOWN, April Slaw-Arthur
h, (:niei. calibrator or this city tor
the int [our years, and ii picmlnbnt
citizen. died suddenly st his home in
Willinm street hm nifillt. lid bod
born ill for some time, of diabetes.
sir; (islet was about I53 your» old, n
of stillborn oi Wesleyan university and
was I lawyer by profession. norm
being appointed commenter, he lied
been norm lodge or the buy court
Mindless: bounty superior court.
President ’i'eit Appointed like best:
master in 1900. hurt his term expired
in; listen until it Incident In
FOR MLE-JI‘WO GOOD COWIS.
Mrs. Joe. Erdos. Bounce. ‘
piste. Price {30.5136}: 683. South Nor- (ii
and unions tint assistant clerk or the 1
on April ii. but .MI‘WI hum ‘
:r'o LETwrNIiaW ruin or c
rdomb. all improvements, bertect con-
wtibn. flue‘».-ioactioii. No. 2"09 East
or.
aside» 11 8t. inquire 24 V n Znnt.
580' ”328 lit ;‘
, . IN EAST NORWALK.
ran 5m go oo’d condition, oxi‘ first
AIDPI¥«L Chase.
fl Union «pierce Norwalk.
:r‘I‘O LETwOYBTER HOUSE AND
shore on channel, oust side Rowsyton
harbor. Gould be used {for camping.
Apply J. A. Gaylor, West Side, Row.
aytou- 5 . a26 (it
To LET-8 ROOM HOUSE, NEW-
ly decorated. All modern 4mprcve4
merits. 57 Seavlew Ave. Rent $255.
inquire 59 Seavlew Ave. I126 3t
To LEE—THREE ROOMS. 36
Summut Ave. Inquire on premises.
. e26 3t
TO LET—BUILDING SUITABLE
for garage or automobile storage. Cen-
trally located. Inquire Harris and
Guns Co. ‘ . 328 3t
T0 LET—Six ROOMS AND BATH
All improvements. Corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves., Inquire 84 Wood-
Ward Ave, or Henry A. Hegqieiu.
plumber and tinner, 141 Washington
St :25 3t
- To LET—SEVEN HANIDSOML‘
réoms and both, hot water heat. every
convenience to reduce housework to
the minimum, including janitor ser-
vice H.- J. Hipson. Phone 1027.
1125 3t
To LET—2 NICELY FURNISHED
~rooms for housekeeping; also 8 large
rooms unfurnished; renewable. 41
South Min St. ' i1126 at
T0 Lerwxnw snr been con
tuge. all improvements; Lincoln Ave.
inquire United Grocery Co. 324 ti
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
third floor, rear, rent 88 00. Quart!
and crbett blook. Also second floor
left, 000 square foot. fer liiht menu
factoring. ilnquire eta office-30f the
on: Well ()igar Co. ‘ " n23 ti
:0 Lsrwnrsn'rnnnr’s 1): run
Dibble building on North Main St.
J lrving Dibble, 149 Washington St.
a2) 1w
TO LET—~5 ROOMS, PART 1M
movements. reasonable rout. inquire
ll. Joselovsky, hast Norualk; also 3
rooms. 38 First St... South Noruslk.
all) tf
TO LET—{ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered und pointed, centrally
located;
South Main St. Room 9.
n15 tf
TO LETwFlRST FLOOR i'lOll ISLE
house, 21 Union St. Possession at
once. Inquire Match and linlley (' 0
aid. if
TO LEde ROOM 11013813. WITH
garden, on (‘ onnocti‘uut Turnpike. ln-
quire Mrs. R. 'l‘arlov, 102 Taylor Ave.
. n10 t-r
1’0 LET—ETORP 1N SOUTH NOR.
walk ‘Olub building. next rut-omega.
Entrance front and rear nquire (I!
lice at Old Well (.lguMio. 119 tr
TD LITMBIX ROOM FLAT WITH
ell lmbrovements., Apply to Full.
Fitch grocer. 1158 Bouubliinn 8t.
mill 1!
To 5sr-rnu noon nouns. to
West Ivonne, contusion six bedrooms,
two both». hot water heating cystom
and all other improvmenth For fur-
ther partlculm apply It oiiicc of The
Old "Well (Jim company or on prem-
ises. um tr
'ro LdTmAN APARTMENT M‘ m
must Washington at. him Harbour.
inquire III/”Vi south Minn 8t. ”um i!
LOSTWBANK HOOK NO.
39th
‘28me vi
iglindcr will it 83m W
mm mm
or.
floor: ten minutes‘ walk from post 01- ,
. fico; $9 per month.
328 3t ..
side by hinges, were placed over the 5
Autory burglary. and got
'Dennis hi, O'Netii‘s trusty revolver.
Inquire Frederick Lander. 4‘
183190. ‘
ban on bnymsnt can boost stop» .
B5 .
state convention will be held in M32
(ind Mr. Dowd is being favored for
the nestle the highest office. Shall
be attain thepositlon desired tor him,
the speakers claimed yesterday " that
in due time the best that is offered
will be his.
A terse class 02 candidates was in
itla‘ted in the afternoon in the town
assembly ha‘itfand the‘idegreé work
under the direction oi? Captain Frank
P Rooney was highly commended by
the oilicials of rank and other visitors
for its proficiency and neat execution.
Visitors were present from George-
town, New Canaan, Stamford, Green-
wich. Bridgeport Naugntuck, Derby,
and Tarii‘ivllle.‘ Theyisltlng oilicers
of the grand lodge were as follows:
Grand Ohlci .Ranger-Willlam J.
Hayes of Tariitviile; Grand Sub Chief
RnngeihGeorge P Sullivan, 5501 Der-
bv; Gland Secretary Thomas 0 Lough- ~
lin, of Naugntuck; Grand Junior Bea-
die Themes F Dowd of Norwalk
Other visitors, who with the above
were numbered among the speakers
on the program lit the banquet were
as follows: '
John Milli 111-,lll Secretaiy of Court
William McKinley. of New Canaan;
P. C. R-Edward P. McKenna, of
Westport; D. G. C. R.—-Mr. Gault, of
Westport; and Thomas Kinney,‘éecre~
tary of Court P. H Sheridan. of Siam.
ford ‘
Local speakers were as follows: Dr.
H B. West. Bernard Connolly, and
James L. Dyer.
The banquet which followed the
celebration,in Foresters’ Hell in' Wa-
ter street, Norwaik, was due of the
pie in but the plans oi
and Boers of Health a
ing. briefly the scobe a
the work. The commute
was as mum: Mrs. Wound
mend, chairmnn; ‘Mrcuuoong
“3am Mrs M r8. IRogerer‘
Kiibbon. Mrs. Alexande
Mrs,_Harry Stacey Benton,
tar Monro, Miss Gaol-glands
Mrs. Jean Dumortier and Mrs
Lane. ,
w his revolver and
the moon
5n» God' 3 sake, don't shoe, "
blooded Flanagan. ‘
~?’ “me0 flown. on I’ll bore you with a
lead bill” replied "Denny "
Michael Fineness. alias Rally“
jumped doivnucnd was unharmed in
this inning; He was marched to to cell
5 In the hill. , ,
When brought before Sharia Wu
8* ' u
we, a, r .. um .V inter. the'i letter said: You
scans are e y M“ 1‘0, as”? Willi-low your good days’ off for that
lug from the county jail by a certain ,, ,
window in the tire room “‘9" escapade 5
“Howdy" mm“ of this city, - ‘1 guess 'you' re right’ said Flana-
some time ago made a reputation for seamen “9 “'3; ‘24 i0 his GB“-
himoelt as a inllbreaker Night utter ' st: “W's or if Vollmer said
night he crawled out of the basement that the window in the tire room was
window. rambled all Around the town going to D” fixed this time for keeps.
and sneaked been through the some .
window at' the break of day.
Strong {on bare, secured on one
ssv MR: cAnPENTeR In ' ‘
---‘-e--
Had a slight. Ghana and
comen Today or Tcmerr
Rev. Hugh B5. Carpenter. of
deuce, R. I., former pastor "
South Norwaik Baptist church
slight change for the ‘
night. when biophysicians
in quieting him. He securbd
sleep. .Rev Mr. Carpenter's
is still serious and the crisiii
peeted either today or tome
Marthe Carpenter the gyo
ter or the stricken (II-vine, wile
ed on Wednesday for an sibsc
the ear and adnoirls and
Iong nicely The young so
ill. .
KNIcI-ITS or, coLurusus convert
' 'l'lON
window to plievent mun“- escapes, ' The twentieth annual convention of
(utter “Howdy: was arrested one mat, the Cdnnecticut state Council of the?
when he was supposed to be asleep m Knights of Columbus will be held at
his cell. Danbury, May 13th, and gives promifle
Last night Michael Flanagnn alias of beingthe most successful one in
Reilly. who sports a Sing Sing record the hfstoryof the order. The various
made his escape out of the some win. committees will meet at headquarters
(low. Michael Flsuas‘un was arrested at {ION} Greer: on tile evening of the
. ur 31 mon , fit to compete t e necessary pro
13.13831” lv’ 1 managuffr Wt; llminary WWKPI’IOF to the Opening of best ever served. The menu was as
good time off he had four months “‘59 tonvéntirm, The report of State follows:
more to serve 5 Deputy Wm. J. Mulligan will contain, '
~ it is understood. IeVersl important
He was :zehxm' a "trusty" recommendations. "Under his admin-
for the past month Perhaps it was istratlon the order in this state has
the spring clone that '86! into his made rapid strides, an extraordinary .5
blood. Anyway, last 111811.; he made number of degrees have been exempli- “
152. TRESPASSERS KILLE
- ~ ' During" the 5 ‘
30,1912., according to the
the interstate Commerce Co“ "5
there were 152 trespassers
the New York, New Havan I
ford Railroad. This is ov
cent. or the total deaths
from oil accidents on the Ne 5
road during that decal yeiir.
son to the deaths there were Iii:
dons injured, most '0!" them
during the period mentions
whom were trespassers on th
5 ty of the New Haven. » ‘
For years the manage’mentf‘i
Tomato 'Bisque
Roast Turkey
Roast Fresh Ham
Mashed Potato ‘ Mashed Turnip
Spanish Salad
. Cranberry Sauce
Coffee ' . ' “
tied and th sin in member-sill has ‘me New Haven has be“ atte
a dash for liberty. And he would have been very r‘nnierial. p 5 Cigars Cigarettes abate the trespassing evil,
succeeded too if it was but for Jaiier Iatste Deputy Mulligan will it is on The committee l charge of. the reported by the interstate Go
celebration, which sdeservlng oi the
highest praise for its successful con~
certed eifort, is comprised as follows:
Cornelius Sweeney was toastmaeter
and as such, proved‘lhost ediclent, re
belting many compliments upon the
ninety 01 his selections for speakers." 5
James L Dyer, chairman. NGIIIdrew swan Draper, Iii, staid
Sweeney. Bernard Connolly, ’I‘homasismner 6i education, died 3555
F. Dmvd, Charles A. Davis, Frank P. ‘here “Sm-flay
Rooney Hugh McCarthy James Gor-
mun Jr Charles Wilson, and Edward
J limes
w
Commission are so appalli
‘newed eilorts are being {mil
crease acidcents of mice
of which hire preventa
derstood. be elected for another term
Fem" delegates will be sent to the
Supreme Convention which will be
held nonunion in August and it is the
hope oi State Deputy Mulligan that
the, increase in membership will be
sufficiently large so that live repre-
sentniives can be elected at the com
lug convention. ~
"5.5.. .m-. ~-4
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to e. for
ulshed roomml’iented.
Lust Wee !
Silverware and Razor Strops
Almost Exhausted _, ‘ *
we will not continue the coupons after
April 30th. Anyone desiring either of
the above articles should present cou-
buns. at once sud avoid disappointment.
Flanagan got mcmwbnr from the
fire room early in the evening. He
pried off the hinges to several oi the
iron ‘burs. made In aperture large
«locum remini- person, craule’d
through, dn‘d hiked for the large '12
foot well in the rear of the Jail. But
he hsd‘unwittlnglyl tripped over it
(oncesled wire and“ alarm 01 the
escape tingled in the. allies.
Kebpere on the Job.
‘ Jaller Dennis O‘Neill and Simeon
a
on ANDREW 3'.
Manny; N ‘VZ,
e
If you are not sure oi? yo
use I Sentinel Want adv."
1
TEA SPOONS. as shown sbovehshow the exact darn it I
put up a hell dozen to the package. Price per
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same menu
”I'll“ (801011 no.3»e-euvsngss-sse-n-eeseoenopl he’ll-coerce
81x K IVES and 81x FORKS are at up in I handsome
loathe eerie case with hinged top. co complelb for the
pICGGI I'lwedieiflebiofldbflflit'fidiOIIIIIIMOOIOIIISIIJIh
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are daily ' ’
tozo‘horl price ‘it.OI...IUUOID'GOIQ'D‘QOQI'OWMIIOIO'FIO
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price .
SALAD SPOON. hnndsomoly boxed. Price .......... '
ou’ need to do. ii to moment nix Coupons c
coamuiIVs “2‘4 drank this MIIVBfiiiI‘It‘. of L
.................
n new t 'H
55 3: Coupons With amount
hep ‘ e8 herein for each
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