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FOR SALE
Iron SALE—JSTONE causnua.
two to board, central location, all con-lsteam power, capacity 60 yards per
veuieucea, use oi telephone. Address
19.. Sentinel. ' m9 lit
GIiRL WANTED—«CAPABLE LAUN-
dress and cook. Good wages. Tele-
phone 570 or call Main St, second,
house rirom Ward lSt. Mrs. Faden.
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WANTED-461M. FOR GENERAL
housework. Sheep home. Inquire 30
Chestnut .St., South Nlorwaik. n19 3t
WANTED——BOY WANTED. C. J.
Mintz Co. m9 1tS
WANTED—YOUTH ABOUT 18, IN
factory, good chance for advancement.
Cluett, Peabody and 00., inc. m8 3t
WANTEDnMAN AS CLERK, MUST
be quick and accurate at figures, and
furnish reference. 'Cluett, Peabody
and 00., Inc. m8 3t
WANTED~FOUR GIRLS TO CAN-
vas advertising Octagon soap. No sell-
ing. $1.50 per day, Call Monday. May
12th, at 2 and :i p. m. at Clifford Ht)
tel. Colgate and 00. J. H. Mendel,
manager. m8 3t
WANTED —-— BOY FOR DRUG
store. Must be 16 years‘id or over.
Apply StillsonPoweil Corporation.
m8 3t
WANTED~YOUNG WOMAN AS
cook. Aippiy Mrs. Tripier, 30 High St..
Norwalk rm? 3t
WANTEnwiiOAilDEibS AT ,NO. 1
Elizabeth St, large and small rooms.
with table bound; 3 minutes’ walk to
the center. Terms reasonable. Phone
1024-4. m8 3t
WANTED—4‘0 TAKE CHARGE OF
road, water,.seWer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address Felix
Barletta, 15 Windsor place. or ’phone
412-13, South Norwalk. i123 1w
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WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Rudel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.
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WANTEDw'i‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 tor bobcaives to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151, f
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WANTED ~— Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners also Two
Needle Operators.
on White
“Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
(3.4-8; Roth & Sons Co
40 Water St.
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South Normik.
CHIROPRACTIC
“FQ‘SPINAL ADJ USTM ENTB.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.‘
i~iour§~h a. lush p. m. Monday. Wed-
neaday. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
South Norwallt. Office-L63 Meadow an,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
\epmst ANALYSIS FREE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
M. MILLER ~— llldAliiiIR ALI.
kinds or Blithild-Illlild bugs, burlnps
and barrel covers. Special prices for
'uiffoe uud itiour bags Telephone
Udall. Address 102 Taylor Am,
South Norwulit, Conn. mil 1m
day. First class condition. W. E.
Lewis, Lung Shore Farm, Saugatuck.
m9 3t
FOR SALE—eSEC’l‘IONAL CHICK-
eu coop and a gas stove in good, condi-
tion. Apply 127 South Main St.
1118 iii.
FOR SALE—CHEAP. MODEL 10
Buick 4 passenger car, newly painted,
iuiiy 'v,equipped guild order. Demon-
stratiou. inquire otL. Kroger County
.Norwalk. m8 3t
FOR SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIN,
home. or investment; $800 cash (bal-
ance' mortgage) will buy 10 room 2
family house, near school. stores. trol-
ley and railroad station. A. 8., P..
care Sentinel. m7 lit
FOR SALES—FOUR YEAR OLD
black mares—guaranteed sound, good
wind good for all work. inquire John
Wasencky, Sound View Ave. in? 3t
FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white White Orplngton cockerel
valued at $10 with 50 White Onpington
eggs for $5.00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
finest utility ibirds. One pen of 35
has averaged 25 eggs a day since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm, 'Saugatgck.t
in 12
FOR SALE-ASLOOP. 25 FEET
over all, main sail. three libs, new,
steel center, board, seaworthy. Very
fast. everything first class. excellent
condition. Strictly a pleasure craft.
Will make satisfactory price to im-
mediate purchuser. Address Daniel
Wicks, Craw Ave. ilowaytou. Tel.
707. m6 6t
CHICKS EGGS-WHITE 0R+
pingtons. Biggest winter layers,
grandest and finest utility birds. It
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers. $1.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Snugutuck. (123 lm
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO
tor car. 2 first class building lots. at
Harbor View Bench. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5. Gazette Bldg. a1 ti
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Washington st.
Real
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwuik. as, ’i’robme
Court. April iii), A. I)., 1913‘,
Estate of Philip N. Smith. lute oi
Norwnlk, in said district. ilt‘l'iaiiiii‘il.
The Court of Probate fertile die
Irivl. oi Norwuik. bulb limited and ul
lowed six months from the date bere-
oi' for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly hilt-stud, within
said «time. will lie duburrcd u recur
cry. All persons indebted to said cs-
iute are requested to make immediate
payment to
W M. W. Ll'k’I‘Elt.
Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE. '
illislrirt oi Norwnlk, 88.,
Chart Maya Iiiiil.
F salute of Sarah E. iiuiimwuy. late
of Norwalk in said district, (it-reused.
The Court of Probate for the dis-
trict or Norwaik. hath limited and hi,
lowed six months from the data here-
ol‘ for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
time, will be dobnrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested .to make immediate payment
illlMiilillul. lid'i‘llMV/ll'
m2 ii iii Administrator.
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Probate
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Wall paper painting and decorating.
ii. lu‘ Iinncdicl. 85 Osborn Ara. Tel.
12732 i Mi”) Vi
NOTICE .. PAINTINII. PAPER
hanging. Decors/tins. by practical man.
save money by buying your wall on»
our and painters supplies of Alex.
Willie. 61 Juli Ely Alia. ’I‘oi. lilo. Esti-
motel cheetiully given. ‘ m it
BOOKS OF
NASH'I MODERN (100 All
boot slid shoot repair shop: All all.
custom made war . an and contort
guaranteed its list Wuhinltm 8t.
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Cherry Trees
rubber pliant from 9, W
does not reiurn It there will be trelli-
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OOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Noxwalk. sit. lirobnie
('ourt April 24, ii. 1).. liliil
Estate of Mary E. Illedirey, late or
Norwullt. in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate [or the ills-
trict or .Norwaik, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
heron! for the creditors oi said ca-
tale to exhibit t air claims for set-
llementi‘ There be certain to pre
sent thelr‘foccohuts. properly attested,
within said time, will be iiebarrod a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to malts im‘
mediate payment to ‘
AlliDiiEW N. TAYLOR,
e25 ma ll . Administrator
MISCELLANEOUS.
if, THC; PARTY Will) TOOK THE
pie, as they are known. hrs-a. ill.
impel
West avenumcontuining six bedrooms.
cod ward Ave. ,
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To LET-THREE iROOM‘B ON SEC
ond floor with part impnovements.
Call evenings at 56 Cedar .St., South
Nonwaik.,..~ m9 3t
10 LET-FURNISHED ROOMS
to let; suitable for one or two people:
all improvements. 12 1-2 Hartford
place,.Sloutb Norwalk. m9 at
T0 LET—«FOR FACTORY. STOR-
age or shop purposes. Good substan-
tial lbuilding close to center 24 by 48,
$12 pet month. Lawrence Agency; 15
South Main St. 1119 St
TO LET—«SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All improvements. Corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves. Inquire 84 Wood-
ward :Ave” or Henry A. Hegeleln
plumber and tinuer, 1-11 Washington
St. mil {it
To LET—PART OF HOUSE.
large garden and place for chickens.
80 Straw-berry Hill, East Norwalk.
/' m8 3t
To LED—APARTMENT OF 7
rooms in best of repair with all im-
provements and conveniently situated.
Rent only $20 to a desirable tenant.
Apply to William P. Smull Agenc.. 23
Monnoe St n18 3t
TO LET—4i IROOMS Wi'I‘H 1M4
provements. inquire of S. G. Siiilman,
24 West St, or at store. 2 Franklin
St, South Norwalk. m7 at
T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered and painted. centrally
located. Inquire Frederick Lander. 4
South Main St, Room ii. a15 ti
TO LET—«NEW SIX ROOM COT-
tage, ail improvements; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocery Co. aill it
To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
third floor, rear, rent $800. Swat-la
and Corbett block. Also second floor
ioit. 5,000 square feet. tor light manu~
lecturing. inquire at cities of the
Old Well Cigar Co. ‘23 it
To LET—0 ROOM HOUSE. Wi'l‘i-i
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. in-
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102 Taylor Aver
all) i.
TO LET-Tl‘3N ROOM HOUSE. 70
two baths. hot water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur
ther particulars apply at oiiice of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
Ises m2i ti
TO LET-411*! APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Norwaik.
inquire at 64 South Main St. mi. 4 li-
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WOMAN WDDLD ADOPT
ABANDONED WMF
A South Norwnlk woman, whose
name the police refuse to dilulgc, is
making an ellort to formally adopt;
the little baby girl quI who was left’
with Mrs. Dennis Gruie. of South No;-
walk early in the Week. .
1 his woman who has but one child,
a son, wishes to take the child lutu'
her home as her own daughter. Chief,
William 11. Pennington. who believes;
the scheme llill‘llt‘lllill‘ly favorable uu-L
der the circumstances. states that tho
lunno would ‘be a good one for that,
little lot and that the woman is an
Ameiicun. Further than this he would
say nothing. except that he had di~l
rooted the petitioner to i’robiiie J udge'
Henry W. Gregory.
The {baby was left ywith Mrs. 'Crucc.
who eat in a train waiting attire New
Haven depot, :by a Woman. presumably
the mother, early this week. The:
stranger imbue the preiext of getting
something in the depot, but did not re-
turn and evidently Intended not to do
so. She had been on the train train
New London undwwaa pnrilniiy hysteri-
rnl. no doubt due to the excitement
occasioned by the realisation of what
the intended to do.
Chief of Police Pennington was in-
formed of the circumstance upon the
urrilul in South Norwaik of mm.
(truce with the child. The local iorer
conduniad an intreotigation which i'uil
ed to throw any light upon the mattér.
and the New Haven police. who were
notified similarly lulled to solve the
riddle. or to find any trace at the win
man.
it Is on cted that the woman who
wishes to n pt the wall will be non
mitted to do so.‘ Mrs. Grace still has
the child which and. adopted, will
become a town aha . ,
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’i‘ne speciabcomml lites appointed at
the recent meeting at the Town fishnet
Committee for tile mimosa or presenter
ing the school budset to the Ten
Board of Estimate and Taxation wit
tliip is: an inn. Vacation
Nearly dill) Acres Burned bill“?
as regards the territory burned orer,
‘Warden Warner was promptly notified
Howard 'Platt,“his dQuties and about
over. lying mostly in the
clan in attendance libs advised her to
under“ on Operation.
Ieruiul‘e was found scattered: on the
.IIIIE Iilli Stilt
pile Vigorous Fight at
nm Score Min
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MODING, May 9.-'i‘he west side .
had an extensive stream and Woodland
lire, Saturday afternoon, the largest
that the town has known for years.
There were really two tires which
spread until they met. The first start-
ed between one and two oclock on
land owned by Mrs. William Banks
and is supposed to have been caused
by sparks ‘irom a locomotive. Ther
second broke out about half an hour
later at a point to the eastward. {Fire
and called out George Dudley and
all the other help that was available.
in all axiorce of between 60 anti 70
men engaged in fighting the flames
and did not consider it safe to quit the
job until nearly midnight. Altogether
a tract or about 300 acres was burned
Um‘pawaug‘,
section oi the town. No buildings
were involved. though several ' ware
seriously threatened and saved only
by hard work. Probably the largest
individual property loss was that sus-
tained ‘by George Dudley who lost
about $250 from the destruction oi
raidroad ties and telephone holes
which he had just got out. The tire
swept through and badly singed a
forty acre tract of young woods own-
ed by Charles H. ‘E’iump. For this
damage he will look to the Railroad
Co. for compensation. The the ex-
tended as far south as the property
of Albert Bigelow Paine, running over
some of his land. but doing no parti-
cular damage;
use. unu'numiu ill
‘ srnlous cornmon
LONDON, May 9.———“Generai" Mrs.
Flora Drunimond. the militant ‘Suiira-
geite lender, who collapsed twice in
Dew street Police Court during yes
tel-day's conspiracy proceedings a-
gainst the principal editors of the
Women‘s Social and Political Union.
is today very-pill from the client of her
privatious during her ‘_‘hungcr strike"
while under remand, and the physl
The enrich of the Brltlsll author!
ties over the threat of the millilaut
Sulrrugcltes to eclipse their destruc-
tiie acts of the past week was dis
played todaysuben Premier Asquith
and First Lord of the Admiralty Win-
ston Spencer Churchill accompanied
by their uircs. leit Waterloo Station
on the Southu (3‘10“) Railroad to pro-
reed lo the coast in order lo loin the
Admiralty yacht Enchantress, on
which they are to make an extended
cruise in the Alediterinancan
A large uuinbcr of naval aidesvdee
camp govern‘incnt departmental sec
l‘UIiiilt‘s and railway oillciuls sur-
rounded llll illil‘i} formed by tliuIlair
incl Ministers and those who had
come to bid them tnrcucll So great
was the [)llill‘iiilll: {our in lite ruil-
way station that any demonstration
by the Silli‘rugciics would have been
impossible.
A militant sui’i‘ranutle "arson squad"
was out this morning and sucgreedm .
In destroying by lire u larsoatennnted ~
mansion near liurrovwFurnuss. Lun
cushirn. A quantity of Suitragcttc lit-
Iawns surrounding the house.
IIX IIIR Nill‘l‘lllll
Finance Committee in Hariiord
Seeks to Gel Money Enough to
Meet Appropriations
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nuarnonn. May 9.«-'i‘he 'genmi
session met without a quorum in eith-
cr branch (or its third Friday session.
and did n “We amount at business to. ’
day sending through the legislative
hopper scores or committal; re is
and bills which had been transferred
from one branch to the other. and
adopting from the calendar aortas of
measures of minor importance. over
which there was no likelihood tit con»
troversy. »
The finance committee reported to
the House a bill providing tor a two
mill «State tell. one mill to be laid this
year and one mill in 1914. The Senate
adopted Iii cmcurrence the House bill
sing the salary of the clerks antics.
It to ticiebits oi tbii Bu ti c
all the severiii counties. '~ .
elections. special meetings and
city court.
The measure amending an not pro-
viding Putnam with a wholesome wa-
ter supply was also adopted. as Was
also hills permitting the use of cit:
lire departments in adjoining towns; 'l
amending the Ansonia charter, reiat- ,
ing to thepcwers or the board of
selectmen; creating the oilice oi su-
perintendent of highways and bridges
in Darien; providing that a husband
the interposition cl! 8. third party.
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iiavo Heston Five Sides
' of the Oven
More Oven” Surface, .
_ Having Heat Around It
, Means Better Bakc— Quicker
Bake —— Less Fuel.
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SMITH a ANTHONY 60.. MAKERS. BOSTON. MADE. .“
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tars, adopting in concurrence amongi
in
the
Mr.
cent.
immediately taken, on suggestion oi'Miitor'd iWater companies Concerni,
wait for more mom-.bers
House are assembled there were 60 per tion was defeated, but later passed up
The Judiciary committee
favorably resolutions appointing Her. reported in a bill amending the Ne
W 5- Back judge and James N. “Wk :Haven charter concerning the M
or deputy Judge Ill. Killingly; Robert demotion of land This 43. known a
C. Stoddard judge and Norman 8 the eminent domain bill
Buckingham deputy Judge at Milford. icommlttee reported flavor'agbly a m
The Cities and Boroughs committee allowing the Borough of stonington to
may deed property direct to his wife. reported, favorably an act amending constructs. sewerage system.
and the wife to the husband withoutithe iiremen's pension law and relief. ' ' . .
l‘tund in .the City of Meriden. “i A good adv. pays in the best papa:
the coal from pan to Fire. 0911 't buy without
learning why we make an arched oven ton.
two piece oven bottom and how all six holes
are boiling holes. , ._ ’
about m we anomxo~am m was was»
the House there were 34 members
others tour bills amending the charter when Speaker Webster called to or- don, first moved that the bill amend:
of Bristol concerning building lines. der and a recess until 11 o'clock was ing the charter of the New Haven aw
Representative Tanner of New W
Evarts, of Milford. In order to the taking or water from the We
When the waug river be recommitted. The no-
on request of Mr.wEvarts. of Milford.
“3901‘th The Cities and Boroughs committec'
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