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. .cook. Apply Mrs.
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outside construction.
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WANTED~Y0U5NG WOMAN As
“111%.530 10811.81
Nor walk. ml? 31'.
WANTED -—- iBO‘II‘ F085. DRUG
Must be 16 years old or over.
Apply Stimuli-Powell Corporation.
m5 313’
WANTED—A BOY FROM 158-18
‘ years to make himself useful on farm.
Address 11;, core Sentinel. m5 3t
WANTEm—PAINTERS. APPLY 45
Osborne Ave. m5 3t
WANTED-«TO TAKE CHARGE 05‘
read water, sewer or all kinds of-
Address Felix
Barletta, 15 Windsor place, or ’phone
412~13 South Norwalk. , . . 1128 1st
WANTED—MEN To LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the mornifg. f
‘ a 1 t
WANTED—«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 33
to $4 for 'bob calves to fatten. H-
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151“ 1:!
WANTED ~7- Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners also Two
. , Needle Operators.
. .1 on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth .8: Sons Co
‘40 water St. South Norwalk.
* family house near school, Store. trol-
ron sALs-Lunusuar. .BARG'AIN,‘
home or investment; $800 cash (bal-
ance mortgage) will «buy,1_0 room 2
ley and raierad station. AKBWP -.
cars Sentinel. , _ m7 at
FOR SALE~FOUR‘ YEAR OLD
black mare, guaranteed sound. 800d
Wasencky, Sound Vie‘wAve. ml at
FREE FOR. TEN DAYS ONLY—«1.
pure white Wlhlte Orpingtoncockerel
valued at $10 with 60 White Owington
eggs for $5. 00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain ,0! grandest and
finest utility (birds. One pen of 35
has averaged 25 eggs 9. day since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm. Saugatgcirm
, 111
FOR SALE~ANGORA KITTENS.
Apply 16 Rowan street, Blast Norwglgt.
m
FORilsALEv—CORNER LOT, 50 x 140,
water and sewer.'hlgh ground, fine. lo-
cation. Price low: Reasonable terms
it desired. Lot, care Sentinel.3t
. an ‘
wind, good for all..wor,lt. Tflnqulrséthn ‘
“Main 81., live rooms, modern improve.
‘ 'ro LET—fl IROQMSWITH 1M
'prove‘ments. Inquire of 8 G. Silliman,
24 West at. or at store,2 Franklin
81.801100 Norwelk. . ml at
T50 LE5‘I' -—— FIVE PLEASANT
rooms, 4 Elizabeth St. Inquire W-.n1
Hilsldon, 0 Elizabeth St. ' ml 11
T0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 40 ORCH-
m 81.; rent reasonable. Inquire on
premises. , ' an? it
To LET—«PLEASANT ROOM, FUR-
nishod or uncut-nicked. Address Room.
care Sentinel and 8t
a
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. INQUIREa
J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main St. Tel.
1035-4. v ~
"70' LET—FROM maria. TALL-
madge house, lower floor, 127 South
merits. Rent $16.
less or Tel. 15034.2.
To LET—~FIVE ROOM APART-
ment with modern improvements, in-
cluding hot water furnished from base
.ment. Inquire of George Keeler, op-
posite Hoyt's Theatre. 1116 3t
Inquire on prem-
m0
.-FOR SALE—ISLOOP, 25“FEET
over all, main sail, thtee jlbs, new.
steel center aboard, seawort'hy. Very
fast, everything first class, excellent
condition. Strictly a pleasure craft.
Will make satisfactory (price to ini-
mediate- purchaser. Address Daniel
Wicks. Craw Ave, Rowayton. Tel.
707. m6 6t
FORD MODEL “T” ROADSTER IN
good condition. Price $150.00., Apply
to 144 Bedford St., Stamford, Conn.
Demonstration given after 7 -p. m 3t
1115
FOR SALE—HORSE HARNESS,
covered busineSs lwagon. horse blank-
ens wagon. ice box etc. Call 15 Leon
and 8t., Norwalk, Ct n15 3t
“——
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic 81. Stamford. Conn.
5Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms,
Hours—9 n. m.~5 p. m. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday G: 301)
South Norwalk Office-83 Mmeadow 81.,
78 p. m.
Phone Connectlont.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
m...»J—..— .1.- _..4.
BUSINESS NOTICES
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 03‘
wall paper, painting and decorating.
(l. l-‘. vilenedlct, 65 Osborn Ale. Tel
1273-2. e25 or
NOTICE —— PAINTING, PAPER-
hnuging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa»
par and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 400. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 128 1.1
NABH'S noonnu doberman
boot and shoot repair 11101). All kinds
custom made work Fit and comfort
’ consumed 28 West Washington St
Cherry Treés
S P R A Y‘ E D
in a‘ few days
Beaupatu ,8. Saunders
ensue um or 12705.
"'“aowav-roubiacnmnuu.”
”H.590"
Pum- Boluu Made for the Formal
Opening Memorial Day.‘
Day. "the complete list of unicorn.“-
, _ coolly elected. is as foliowii:
Oommo'doremn. Livingston Lackey. '7
Vicefiommodurwwminm Pinkney.
Weston Molten;
D. Social.
, grandest and finest utility birds.
The members of the haunted
Yacht Club are making plans for the
opening of the moon on Memorial
FOR SALE—b01113] HOT AIR PUMP;
also a wind mill, In good condition will
be sold cheap. Apply to James Hurst;
Tokeneke, Rowayton. m5 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP. 12 FOOT
skiff, ours and row locks; newly paint-
ed; does not leak. makes nice row
boat or line tender. Address Boat,
care Sentinel. rail 31
FOR SALE—«BUILDING LOT,
50 x 200 on Stuart Ave. Inquire 21
Grove St., or 16 Stuart Ava, Norwaik.
u"-l if
CHICKS, EGGS—WHITE 0R.
plugtbns. Biggest winter layers
It
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers. $1.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Form.
Snugatuckn 1123 lot
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
linrbor View Beach. Goo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 tf
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
'Real Estate, Rents. Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 346. 156 Woohlncton at.
“UM a. owe—
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[Elli IIIIIES
ORDER OP‘NOTICB. 5.
District of Norwalk, as” Probate
Oourt. May 3,1013
Wharcaa, written application has
been made to this court (or adminis-
irotlon of the estate of James Paul,
1an of Norwalk‘. in said district, de-
ceased.
Ordered. That said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 12111 day
May. 1013, at it o'clock afternoon, and
that public notice thereof be given to
all reruns: interested therein by one
*ilshiug this order in a newspaper bar
in: a circulation in said district, at
”least five days bolero cold day or
beating.
. HENRY W.GRI§GORY,
. Judge.
IOU/INT 1111721511550"
‘ tee on finance will probably be left to
ways seaweeds committee,
To LET-4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered and , painted, - centrally
located. Inquire Frederick Lander, 4
South Main 81.. Room 9. , v‘ 9.15 tf
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS AND
pantry; 10 minutes from post oillce;
newly decorated, 88. Apply 13 Roy
nolds St... East Norwalk, or 4 Union
Place, ‘Norwalk. and 31.
To LET—WELL FURNISHED
front room, suitable for one or two;
every convenience. Apply 13 Sea-
view Ave., East Norwalk. m2 6t
T0 LET-CAMP HOUSE, ON LAKE
Waccabuc, partly furnlsed. 5 rooms.
please 10 x 30 ft. New building, for
family of adults. Address Mrs. Mary
F. Benedict, Ridgedeld, Conn. n12 6t
TD Lsrwwnw so: soon cor.
tags, alljmprovements; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United. Grocery 00. 112-1 11
To LET—«1 ROOM APARTMENT.
third floor, rear, rent $8.00. Guam
and Corbett block. Also second floor
loft. 5,000 equals deal, for light manu-
lecturing lnguire at office of2 81in
Old Well Cigar Co.
TO LET—~13 ROOM HOUSE. WITH
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. In-
quire Mrs. R. anlov', 102 Taylor Saver
111 1.
To LET—STORE IN SOUTH NOR
walk Club building. next boat-cities.
Entrance front and rear. inquire of
lies of Old Well Cigar Co. 1'19 tf
TO LET—TEN ROOM H0118) . 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two baths, hot water heating a; stem
and all other improvements. For fur
ther particulars apply at ofilce of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prom-
ises. mil it
To LET—~AN APARTMENT AT 219
Blast Washington St East Norwalk.
inquire also 80th Vista St. 11124 tf
‘ll—W m“...
TARIFF ON HATS.
Workers In Washington still Hope for
811000“.
(rem Washington is to the effect that
the consideration of the hat tariff
question in the congressional commit-
a subcommittee of! that body to «be
appointed by Senator Simmons, chain
man or the finance committee. Repre-
sentatives of the bat manufacturins'
industry who hallo visited Washington
have found Mr. Simmons greatly in-
terested in the appeal in the Interests
of the industry and they are hopeful
that at least a part of the min In-
dium-a that is asked tor will be men;
mended by the subcommittee. . '-
James Marshall. 01. Fall River.
lllussu‘andi Martin lawloi'. national
secretary-treasurer of the United
Hatters. have {blurred to Waslilnrtcn
to continue the work in the interests
of a fair protective term stylists: _ ‘
A rare emplimsnt was
foul breath~ always trace Idiom to
torphi liver. delayed fermenting food
in the bowels or sour. gently stom-
sob; ,
testinss, instead of 3)eing cast cut of
suing headache.
sour, undigested and fermenting food
system all
matter and poisons in the boWels.
i. work while you slows. Ill-cent box
and bowels clean and regular for
[to reconsider will be put and voted
'down, thus ending all legislation on
House agul55' ,the, 'and said that
up till that; , ' _ s: _‘ no knowledge
~t,,sr.o:wss. , position to the
Willi:
llnfortnailon received in this city
Lufiiolt headache. billlousness, dlaal
near. coated tonsils. ml taste and
Poisonous matter cloned in the in?
the system is reabsorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes new
section and that dull throbbing, slolc
Salts. cathartic bills, oil and nurse
tlve waters force a passageway tor a
day or two—~yss-«but they don’ I. take
the poisons out and have no client
upon the liver ‘or stomach.
Cascarets immediately cleanse and-
regulate the stomach, remove the
and foul gawk. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
, the constipated. waste
A Cascaret tonight , will surely
straighten you out. by morning.“ They
from your drugglstmeans your head
clear, stomach sweet and your liver
months.
t‘
TllE DIRECT Pllllllll
[Continued from First Page.)
fl-
and adjournment until today was»
taken. It is expected that the motion
this subject for the present session.
The roll call was preceded by con-
siderable debate. Party lilies were
not held to asl‘the members from the
the bilL 5 5
In the direct primary'bill debate
Mr. Thoma declared that if the om
was defeated It was because the small
towns were Infraid‘that they would
lose some of their power to nominate
state olllcers pArticularly the savor
nor. Mr. Wllilbn referred to a circu—
lar which hagbeen divti‘ibuted in the‘
A number of otbeD' mbers spoke
In favor of the mess e sand then the
roll was called which showed that the
bill had been“~rcjected.
The House was due to assemble at
ll o'clock but so 20w members were
present that%: it was l1:30 belore
Speaker Webster called to order. The
railroads committee reported unfur-
orabiy the bill providing. that pas-
5 Jr
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Dr. Margaret Morrison
ChirOpradtor ’
W
Formerly of 5‘
New York City
Specmhst
in
Scientific
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arm which is reported “
another 5‘
BILL |85 DEFEATEII ‘
small towns were generally against ,
Years of _ Experience
are labelled to use the
on. o Bridlsllort said that
the, state had 101* years given trans
ilertatlon franchises to the trolley
companies. he said there should be
suing the railroad company. He said
that every person on a trolley car. was
entitled to a seat.
jected by a vote at 102 to 74.
‘ In The Senate.
Tbo‘ Hurley bribery matter wastak-
en up as the order of the tiny. On‘
motion of Senator Isbellf the commit~
tee’s‘ report was separated 'from the
McNellresoIIItion Which expressed the
rlty of Senator Hurley.
then made an explanation of the wink
of the invetlllgatlng. committee and.
possible. It did not find that either
former Highway Commissioner Mac-
donald or the firm of Warren Broth»
ers Company had anything to do with
the alleged bribe offer and the conclu-
sions of the committee in other re-5—
.-
For goers ,
Interior oodwork
and Furniture
‘ Without a doubt the toughest
and most durable finish made.
Easily applied 5 dries over night '
Chas E. Dow,
Woehlnlion Street.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.
d, be service is 11......» ~
some other remedy for those who
could not obtain» seats than that of
The bill was re- ,
confidence of the Senate in the lnteg-.
Ml‘. IS'beII‘
their duty and needed no special vote
80th Norwalk. of the district court of Waterbury.
‘5, sweet and
:~ .* 10¢-
\ ,
, natural sweetness of the
wheat and produces 11‘ mos, 5
‘de‘licidue flavor-”kept
l i , moisture- proof package.»
‘ AIWay'e look for the famous
In-erfseal Trade Mark.
fresh in the,
spectra were found in the concluding
paragraph ofthe report He moved.
that the report be accepted.
to include thanks for the committee
Mr. lsbell said the members of the-
Stste Senate were there to perform
of thanks. The motion passed as
amended. Mr, McNeil then had the
resolution of confidence in Senator
Hurley sent to the foot of the calen.
dar. ‘ ,
The Govenor's appointments of
Francis T Reeves to be deputy judge
were confirmed, and the resolution ap-
pointing Albert Phillips and William
, , , j , , ‘ , . iWILL 8TART FAGTO
L. Senator McNeil amended the motion ,
‘was in New York and the u
‘will bring about fifty hands
Hainhieriaiyjnembersa 5 5 5
brary‘committee was adopteda
-...... one-W“
BOON
The work of the Vandal-hos
IHat com-puny will start in a
days.“ The material In read
making of the new assures t
when they move into the, new
story building. it is thought?
new plant will be in r115
about September 15, and 5th
when finished will be ah I
This Improvement will be a ,
to the factory which is no 5
street. '
The Evemng Sentlnel
Flag Distribution
“OLD GLORY”
GET READY FOR DECORATION DAY. GET READY FO‘ THE FOURTH OF JULY
WHEN YOU WILL WANT A FLAG TO SWING TO THE BREEZE.
Stand by the Flag
Lot 110‘ twine each thread of
glorious tluue of our country’s
Upon our homes and catching
resolve that, some weal or was,
Will in life and In death new
louver. “and by the Store
Strip“.
‘etruule that they shall float
{rem the snow: of Clflldl to
I Inous wheel of pristine
notional holidays: ,
Sept. Mom's Victory.
.3
5' - fish.
about our heart strings, and looking
spirit which breathes upon us from
the battlefield of our fathers, let, us
They have floated over our
cradles: lot It be our nrayel' and our
our groves. They have been unfurled
plum of New Orleans. to the halls or
lieutenant”, and amid the solitude
every us. and everywhere. as the
bonellolut amt. and they led the
brave and the rm to victory and to
FLAG DAYS
The Collusion are Wendell as
this aim. in addition to mashed
”at. ”admonition” Problem
iawcilumbue. Discovered
the
flag
the
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and
and
DWI“
the
and
All STARS {the two new store
makes it easy for you to secure
.. American Flag at smallcos
a your cats... 1 :51 your. cums ores ruse sour"
for New Mexico on Ari
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