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”I WANTED
WANTED—SEWING MACHINE
' operators wanted on awnings. Apply
Stamford“ Awning Works. 178 Atlan-
tic St. Stamford Conn. Secondulloor.
. 9.29 lit
WAIlTso '- GENERAL UTILITY
man. Mustang a good milker Dr. E.
E. «Smith, 65 East Ave., Norwulét. 2
* ‘ . ' ~ a 9 t
WANTED—YOUNG- .MAN WITH
“knowledge or meat business for order
a
wagon.
EB Good wages. Apply to The
Holt Co., Stamford. Conn
. . A28 3t
WANTED—BY GERMAN WOMAN,
washing to do at.home. Demuth, 15
South St.‘ 8.28 3t
WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE OF
road. water. sewer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address Felix
Barletta, 16 Windsor place. or 'phone
412-13 [S'outh iNorwalk. a28 1w
WANTED—TO BOARD. ONE OR
two small children, by experienced
motherly woman. $2. 50 per week, ev-
e’rytliing furnished. Best 0! care giv-
en. Apply Brook Cottage, 30 Myrtle
St., last Norwaik. 1128 6t
WANTED —— SALESLADY FOR
courts, suits and mllliuery. Steady
position. Inquire C. J. Mintz and
Co 1128 Br
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework in family of
two good plain cook. Inquire The
Sentinel Office, scum Norwaik. 9.28 at
WANTED~CHAMBERMAID H0-
tel Clifford. . (126 3t
WANTED—AGENERAL AGENT FOR
Mass. Million Dollar Casualty Com-
pany to sell best Monthly Accident
and Health policy on market. Exceu
tional opportunity. Address replies,
"Opportunity," this. office. 1124 (it
WANTED—MEN T0 LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock In the morning.
~ all tf
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
. (6 tr
CLUETT. PEABODY AND GO.
want. experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured it u
WANTEDM Experi-l
.cnced Operators and
Learners '
on White
Muslin Petticoats Good wages;
steady work. Address
G; S. Roth 8: Sons Co
as Water St. -
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CONETIOUT TARB BRING
' MACHIAB TO NEW HAVEN
w.—
Naval Militia Gunboat Goes Into Com»
million Alter Being Overhauled
at Navy Yard.
Eight members of the Third dlvi
slop Colineotlcut Naval Militia. of.
Norwnlk. were part of the crow which
«brought the gunboat Mnclilan from
New York to New Haven, Sunday. The
craft had been taken to New York
early in then ring and placed in or;
dock tor its Annual overhauling and
rupturing at the navy Yard.
Other. of Drew. “
(in the trip to New York Sutures!
night. the steamer was delayed coll»
uidumhly by n illicit log at Execution
Roch, no first ;t Was nearly Ii o'clock
Sunday morning when the docked. in
nlmut an hour the crew had the MI»
chum from the yards, but she soon
run into in shifting log with a strong
northeast wind widen owned a little
uneasiness. but ,no serious cones»
queues» resolved. The unspent veil"
is one condition and stillbi- When an»
thinned turnpike tier miles an V A
hour. Thirds!!!” hamlets trout
New Mullah. mun
South Norwalk. 5
“11 sun [8an
FOR SALR—IBRAND NEW 10 FT.
skill, 212.00. May be seen at John
Dolor float ails 1t
Eon" ‘ sALs—rms cruiser
piano, set of china and antique-
coverie't. Phone lid-3. f 41291
FOR BALE—CAR OF‘ WFANCY
Maine potatoes. West track, South
Norwalk freight yard; 200 ebuslgl. t
9 3
AUCTION—~11. C. HEXAMER. AUC-
tioneer. will sellout public auction on
Thursday, May 1, 1913, at 1:30 o'clock
p. m, on the premises of La rdale
Farm. West ‘St., New Canaan, 01m,
25 cows, consisting of high-class grade
Holsteins, Jerseys and Guernseys.
Most 01' these cows are new miicb,
balance are springers and millions.
They are young, in good condition. and
of the big milking type Will also sell
three heifers and one two year old
registered Holstein bull. This is an
exceptionaly fine herd of cattle, ost-
ly 4 years old, and any one do iring
choice cows, either lfOl‘ dairy or llam-
ily «purposes, ,will surely Tina them
at this sale. Also 4 good general npur~
pose horses and 28 Berkshire‘pigs.
6 weeks old. If stormy, sale next fair
day. Terms cash per order. Jos. J.
Herold. , 826‘ 29
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD COWS.
one two years old Jersey bull and
six pigs. Mrs. Joe. Erdos, Connec-
ticut Ave, South ’=Norwalk 11% 3t
Palmer ehgine, wit-h carburetor. wheel
and gasoline tank and anchor com-
plete. Price 230.130): 688, South Ner-
waik. - ‘a28 lit
FOR SALE-ONE LEVEL BUILD-
ing lot, 50 x 150, price 3150. Near
city. Easy terms. Address Box
883. a28 3t
FOR SALEMBUICK DELIVERY
machine. Reason lior selling owner go
.ing out of business. Inquire L. Jose
'Ioir, 70 Main St u28 3t
FOR SALG—HOUSE NEAR DF-
pot and waterdronl. modern improve-
ments; terms reasonable. ’ Home
seeker-'3 bargain. Why pay rent when
interest on Investment in less? Ad—
dress Conrad, Sentinel Office. a26 3t
FDR SALE—TWELVE FOOT
counter and large table suitable for
tailoring. Low price. 48 France SL,
Norwn‘k.) n26 35
FOR 8ALE~BUILDING ‘ LOT.
.50 x 200 on Stuart Avel’inquire 21
Grove St., or 16 Stuart Ave... NorWallt
all if
CHlCKS _ EGGBw—WHITE 0R4
piugtous lllggest winter layers
grandest and finest utility birds, If
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
ilnci birds or better layers 51. 50 per
setting Hendricks Poultry Farm.
‘Buugatuck. u"3 1m
EXCHANGE FOR FARM 011 MO-
tor car.’ first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. 600.. Mitchell.
aRoom 6. Gazette Bldg. at it
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Accident, Piste Dian, Auto
insurance. .
Real Estate. Rents. Burlty hands.
Notary Public.
Tel 345. 155 Warhlnmon as
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CHIROPRACTIG .
.. issued on South Norwnlit Savings
serum. “UHMINTOI
urns-r uni-Hoot.
E. BARTHOL. D. G.
li257 Atillltie It. Stsmlord. Conn.
I Lady Attend its“ Romn-
ileum—Ii it. is.- p. m. Monday. Wed»
holiday. Friday, ll 90 o on.
South Nomslit’ Dillon-93 Meadow at.
M p. m. .... . *
Rhone “emotions.
GRIN“. NAHUM.“ 'R‘l‘l
d-sm its»
BL. 1128 at
harbor.
FOR SALEL-ONE 3 12 H Pic-(lane Co.
Fire, Life, Health "
C T McGovern‘
' use. Willie's delta"
1 more moan
, . 'ro LEI:
TO LET—-FIVE ROOMS. BATH,
improvements; healthy location;
315. 00 per month. Inquire J. M. Lary-
tonIand Co., 5 Railroad Ave. ’a29 at
T0 LET—HALF HOUSE. SIX
rooms every improvement. Inquire oi
owner on premises. John N. Kline,
150 East, Ave. opposite Eversley St.
Norwalk. "' Tel. 6123. r128 3t
TD LET—«NEW FLAT 0F 6
rooms. all improvements. perfect con-
dition“ line ioaction, No. 209 East
Washington St. Inquire 24 Van antG
1:0 LET—~IN EAST NORWALK.
four rooms. good condition, on first
floor; ten minutes walk from post or-'
lice; $9 per month Alpply L Chase,
4 Union xplace Norwaik. a28 3t
TO LET—OYSTER HOUSE AND
shore on channel, east side Rowayton
Could be used for camping.
Apply J. A Gaylor. West Side. Row-
ayton. a2il 3t
To LET-8 ROOM HOUSE, NEW-
ly decorated. All modern imprme-
merits. 57 Seaview Ave. Rent 825.
inquire 59 Seavlew Ave p.28 3t
"T’o LET—THREE ROOMS." 36
Summnt Ave. Inquire on premiszebs.
, a 3t
To, LET-BUILDING SUITABLE
Ior garage or automobile storage. Cen-
trally located. Inquire Harris and
, a26 at
TD LET—NEW SIX ROOM COT-
tage. all improvements; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocery Co. n24 ti’“
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
third floor. rear rent $8..00 Swartz
and Corbett hiocIr. Also second floor
loft, 5,000 square test. for light man-u-
tacturlng. Inquire at office of the
Old Well Cigar Co. ~s23 ti
TQ LET—APARTMENTS IN THE
Dibble building on North Main St.
J. irving Dibble. 149 Washington St.
a23 1w
To“ LET-«5 ROOMS. PART 1M-
provements. reasonable rent. Inquire
u on *7 ii
bemulosls communion w an the via.
’ ythe death of Dr.
Inside recent by the expiration of the
term or “Commissioner John Gun-
shenan. Nor would he say whether
- f or not a number at the members 0:.
State Senate and men high in the re4
llgloua. business. labor union and pro
tessional life of the State had recent-
1y rigged upon him the advisability of
relappointlna Mr. Gunahanan.
There is no question but a majority
c! the members or the senate, and this
naturally takes in the Democrats. in-
vor the» reappointment of Mr.
shanan‘ and they are said to have
told the governor 30. Men identified
with the Connecticut branch of the
American Federation of Labor
have appeared before the governor,“
is said, to urge the retention of Mr.
Gunshanan in office and if he is not
a surprise. ‘
‘ 0n the other hand, M9. Gnuhshanan
has had opposition from various
sources, the opposition, of course. com-
ing from groups of democratic politi-
cians. There was one candidate for
the Job In this city. but he has with-
drawn. Another cropped up in Hart-
ford. but he has withdrawn and the
strongest of the remaining force of
seekers {or this office is GXJMDYOI'
Charters, of Ansonia. The opposition
to Mr. Gnnshansn has reached the gov-
ernor and according togeports heard
about the Capitol in Hartford. the gov~
ernor has given the opposition some
attention.
(Friends of Mr. .Gunshsnan. however,
are claiming that before he is turned
down it would be duly fair to him tor
the governor to give him free oppor-
tunity of answering these charges in
person. No doubt the Governor will
Ida this. _ . ‘.
BANK PRESIDENT FOUND DEAD.
NORWICH April 29. —-Wlillam A.
Briscoe. president of the Thames Na-
tional Bank, and a prominent lawyer,
was found dead in bed at his home in
this city today. He appeared to be in
night. He was born at 'Eiiileld. Dec.
.10, 1856. was graduated from Yale In
1877, studied law‘ in the cities of T. C.
Coogan. at Enfleld, for two years, and
It Joselovrlky, East Norw;alk also 3
rooms. 38 First St, South Norwalk. if
sill
T0 LET—“I ROOM APARTMENTJ
newly paperod and painted. centreliy
located. Inquire Frederick, Lauder 4
South Main St. Room 9. sin ti
TO LET-FIRST FLOOR. DOUBLE
house, 21 Union St. Possession at
once inquire Hatch and Bailey Co.
ill-l Il’s
To 1.5de ROOM HOUSE, \i’l'l‘ii.
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. In-
quire Mrs. ii. ’i‘ariov, 102 Taylor Ave
all) tl‘
T0 LETwS’l‘ORE IN SOUTH NOIL
walk Club building. next postoliloe;
Entrance trout and rear.
tics of Old Well ,Glgsr Co. [I9 ti
TOAST-«SIX ROOM FLAT WITH
all improvements. Apply to F. Ii.
Fitch, grocer, 118 South Main St. i
this t
To LET—TEN ROOM HOUSE. '10
West avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two baths. not water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur»
ther particulars apply at oilice or The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prom-
ses. mil-l ti
To LET—aw APARTMENT AT 319
East Washington BL. Rest Nornalk
inuuire st Bl South Main St. 11:24 it
a: w.“
.. ‘ LOST. ' .
LOG'I'w—BANK BOOK NO. 13.123.
limit. Minder will please return to
said basil, as payment has been stop
lied. . e Iii 93 29
LOC'I’v-«IIOOX NO 525 Oil NOR-
walls Building and Load Association.
Incline return to Taylor and Golden.
fl hill 22 22
Low-«shuttle GRAY VELVET
bug containing purse and package of
micsrds. ileum liar return to Sen.
tins] Dillon. are it
LOITWEAIIIIIIDA’II NIGHT: A
wicket-book either In host‘s Themes
or Wflhinsion’dt . fFlndm please.
who at iisnilnsi office and resolve
all 3t
inquire Din ,
was 'ndmitled to the bar in 1879.1‘wo
took up the practice of law. {He was
elected a director of the Thames Na-
tional Bank in l89§, became its vice-
president in 1907. and was subaequento
,ly made president. lie was a trustee
Let the Norwich Free Academy, had
been corporation counsel for the city.
. and was a director in a number of bus-
iness enterprises in this city and vicin-
ity“ .
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must-a of the tu- :,. A
w, Knight. and the place be
Gum ‘
-‘also "
excellent health when he retired last ‘
Iyears later he came to this city and .
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