e
‘ two to board. central» location, all con-
3 40 Water St.
\CHROPRACTIC
\ Phone Connections.
For Sale, 3
Professional Car s,“ and
Miscellanea
Basin ss and
be It:
In. no
Doq‘
be
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CLASSIFlED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five words or less. 25o-
Three Tunes, doc —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.” In Black-
face or Cops. Double Price '
WANTED
FOR, BALI
To in
WANTED ._... WOMAN WANTS.
laundry work to do at home, open air
drying. or will go out by the day. Ad-
diess M. Friend, 122 Water St. Phone
294 mm at
WANTED-WALSHING TO TAKE
home or will go out on call. Address
14 Raymond Sh. .Souhh Norwalk.
m12 1t
WANTED—A POSITION AS GENu
oral houseworker, plain cook, laun-
dress for small Ifamily. Address .Iohn
Kubovlc, 213 Washington St. unlit 3t
WAINT-ED—JA FEW STRONG BOYS
to learn a trade Paid while learn.
ing. New England Cloak Company 83
Washington 'St.m12 3t
WANTED—BOY 16. STRONG AND
willing, would like steady walk on a.
good American farm. Address T., care
Sentinel. unlit 1t
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE
veniences, use of telephone. AdzdreSs
E. Sentinel. ~ n19 fit
cm L' WANTED—capsule LKUN-
drees and cook. Good wages. Tele-
phone 570 or call Main St, second
house drom Ward 3St. Mrs. Faden.
m9 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Sleep home. Inquire ill)
Chestnut St, South Norwalk. m9 3t
WANTED—40 TAKE CHARGE OF
road, water, sewer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address Felix
Barletta, 15 Windsor place, or 'phone
412-13 ISouth ’NOrwalk. a28 1w
WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o’clock in the morning.
all it
WANTED-«TO BUY ALI. KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel: 1151.
to tt
WANTED —-— Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners also Two"
Needle Operators.
. on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 3& Sons Co
South Norwalk.
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atldntlc at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant linst Rooms.
Hours-w 9 a. 111.5 p.111. Monday. Wen-
ncsdny, ilrldny, Ii: 30 p. tn.
South Norwslk Office—63 Meadow at,
7~8 p. m.
SPINAL MALI/ole sees.
BUSINESS NOTICES
, $.44. IHOWN, “in ”AS MINI-ll)
hill plumbing shop to in Taylor Ave.
'C. T. McGovern.
FOR SALE - ENCYCLOPEDIA
Britannica 25 volumes. in perfect
condition. Address E. 13., chic ltinn-
tinoi. 11112 3t
pantry; 10 “minutes from post office:
newly decorated, $8. Apply L. Chase,
4 Union Place, Norwaik. mli’. 3t
FOR SALE—TWO FULL BLOODED
Scotch collie pups. 'Six weeks old.
$5.00 each. Address P. O. Box 353.
~- . m12 1t
FO'R SALE—QCHEAP To QUICK
buyer. Fine trap, seating two or tour;
newly painted and in first-class order.
Address Trap, Sentinel Office. m10 3t
FOR SALE—STONE CRUSHER,
steam power, capacity 60 yards per
day. First class condition. W. E.
Lewis, Long Shore Farm, Saugatugk3
m I.
FREE FOR TEN DAYS ON}.Y—1
pure white White Orpington cockerel
valued at $10 with 50 Whitefirplngton
eggs for $5. 00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
finest utility thirds. (Zine? pen 0! 35
has averaged 25 eggs 8. ay since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced
Hendricks Poultry Farm, Saugatgcitzc
In
FOR SALE—«SLOOP. 25 FEET
over all, main sail, three libs, new,
steel center aboard. seawort'hy. Very
fast, everything first class, excellent
condition. Strictly a pleasure craft.
Will make satisfactory price to im-
mediate purchaser. Address Daniel
Wicks, Crow Ave, Rowayton. Tel.
707. m6 lit
CHICKS, EGGS—WHITE 0R4
plngtons. Biggest winter layers,
grandest and finest utility birds. it
liner birds or better layeis.
setting Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Saugatuck. a23 1m
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO-
tor car. 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell.
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 ti
you paid 320 h setting vou cannot get
$1. 50 per
TO LET—LTHREE FURNISHED
rooms. Inquire 15 Franklin St. 11112 lit
To LET—«SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms, all improvements, including hot
and cold water. toilet and bath.
quire J. M. Layton and (‘0., Inc.
11112 3t
T0 LET—FURNISHEUROOM AND
use of mm suitable for two. Terms
reasonable. Central location. J. care
Sentinel. . m12 1t
TO LET-~7 ROOMS Wl’l‘li 1M-
.provements. Inquire of S. G. Stillman,
24 West -St.. or at store. 2 Franklin
‘St., South Norwalk. ‘ 11110 3
TO LET-36 SUM \il'l‘ AVE”
three nice rooms. inquire on premises.
South Norwalk. hill.) in
To LET—BUILDING SUITABLE
for garage or automobile storage. Ceil-
tra‘lly located. Inquire Harris and
(lane 00. mlo'iit
TO LET—THREE ROOMS ON SEC.
and floor with part improvements.
Cali evenings at 55 Cedar St, South
Nonwaik. m9 lit
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
to let; suitable for one or two people;
all improvements. ’12 1'2 Hanford
place, South Norwalk. mil at
T0 LET—FOR FACTORY, STOR~
age or shop purposes. Good substan-
tial building close to. center, 24 :by 48.
$12 per month. Lawrence Agency, 15
South Main St. m9 3t
T0 LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
newly papered and painted, centrally
located. Inquire Frederick Lander, 4
‘ The Sean; i told oi the purchase
3 William
111 New-Yorker. dated May are. which
ITO LET—«FOUR ROOMS AND'Y
’ pendant.
1912.9. story printed in
grocery wat a some
“Strictly and. Essa" by Qummbdore:
Winston, which he later
Iscover'e ' here the name at a thrmer
in Tennessee, 3who in reply to an in-
qulry said is... he sold the eggs to
Swift do Co. for 170. The story was
copied tram Maine to (lsiitornle, and
even appeared in the Paris edition 0!
the New York Herald. Now comes.
the .following clipping from The Run
reads as follows: '
"Posted on,the wall of the New
ork, New Haven, and Hartford Rail-
way station at Mor‘winsviile; Connfls
purchased eggs guaranteed as strictly
fresh eggs. in the latter part of Feb-
runry. 1912, paying 50 cents per doz-
on. ‘He found the eggs stamped with
the name and address at a Tennessee
'farmer. He wrote this llarmer inquir-
lug when the eggs were sold and what
price was received for them. The re-
ply was that they were sold early, in
December. 1911, and the Tennessee
farmer had received 17 cents per doz-
en tor them”. A publisher's noté
follows advising all producers to
either mark “the their eggs or. put ad-
vertising in each shipment for their
own protection as well as the confirm-
er's. '"
Commodore Byinglon remarked
when shownlthe clipping, “that story
is almost an aisle as the egg was.”
4......
PATENT RIGHTS ISSUED T0
CONNECTICUT iNVENTORs
The following were issued April 29,
1913. List furnished from cities of
A. ill. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Washington, D. 0.:
George '1’; Carroll. et al.,,Brldge-
port, safety instantaneous water heat-
er.
Harry 0. Cram, Bridgeport, ignition
device for internal combustion eu-
gines. _
Stephen lWihter, Bridgeport, car do-
taching mechanism.
Gilbert W. Goodridge,
(Design).
John J. McIntyre. Hartford, pump.
Bridgeport,
South Main St, Room 9.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents. Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
Real
Tel. 345. .
155 Walhlnuton SLI
M...— m...
an IIIIIIus ;
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
l~:I‘. lulu III Sine Ilnlvm Into 0i Nor-
u tilt. in said IiisIIlIl Ilnrnsid I
Ouhwd. "lIIuI Ilu ndIIIlnisIrnlor ox
IIIIIII his IIIiIuiuislIIlllou nuouut in
this Ioull for adjusluu‘ni. III the l’to- ;
luIIr milieu in Norwalk; on tho ITIII day ;
oi \lnv. Illlfil III 2 o‘IloI-k nliI-rnoun; i
and lhIII nil poisons Iuioreslod in said:
ostnle may be untitled thereof. the l-lll l
Inhilslrnlor will cause this onto: to
ibc published in u neuapop'm lowing II
rive uh uh n in said IlIsIrIIl. III lonsl ilm
Ilnm below said llih duv III‘ May lulu.
Ill order of the (our!
lil' ’lIl (:lil. llI.\‘(I.
tinlelnul l‘lulk.
City Assessors Notice
\lo. the undersigned oreby give no
line it! all persons nu corporations
liable to pay taxes in the titty of South
Nurivnllt, that they are required to
III-liver lo the assessors or either of
”Will, on or before the diet day of,,
tiny. llll.l, a urillen or printed list
tinted sinned and sworn to, of all the
properly owned by them on the let
put of May Illi'l liable to taxation.
making n tineuription of all the rent
oulllln, (L’Iltflldliirttll Lining nopurnlelv
described.
"111‘ ll
and when you got. tired of paying big
prices for your work call or send I’IoI
him he he has derided lluil instead of
harm: the reputation of lining tin-g
highest priced pinnvlaar in town to he
the towel. Work done promptly and
liy skilled workmen. To! 305. luizi in
M. MIttsn ..'. DEALER Md.
kinds of unatiridvllandi hugs. luIrlIIpII
3 llllh A. 1)., lliill.
and imrrel rovers. Especial prices for "9“" May . ' 3 .-
pollen and .l‘lour hugs. 'i‘ll‘lepheno fjAgggl’wHQl 12:.”th
1165-1; Atldreiti ll)?! 'l‘nvlor AWL, l) Wll iiihllQI-iztlll’l‘llilll
sleuth Norwsllt, Onnn. mil, in: ' " ‘ ‘ ”flung“.
one OUR. DAMPIJII 1300166 OF
wall paper. paintin and decorating.
ti it Ilenediet, (it short: Ave Tel.
1273. 2. u2li t1”
"MIC! ..... PAINTSNO» PAPisii»
neuritis. decoration. it! omens man.
em money by hurls 3 ppm well on
pet and alarm topples of Alex.
Whit». 61.213311 m. an. In). IEstii
mates chattel): new.
to admit cesarean
a shoot technetium All kinds
’ fiend contort
can?
.va
dint-rs New rent pupils
N ll 333333 l. lulu may he returned to the
Amateurs til the Awesome room in
the III-n titty Iinli building, NIIrIII
Main and Marshall IIirrIun. tlnth Niii'
walk from they 17. lillzi lo Marti
lliihl inclusive. said other: to he Olltll
from in lo ’12 n m, and from it to") r.
stimuli In an, on Saturdays from?
ll unlock in Ibo evening
tinted it the l ity of linulh Norwnlh,
:qu slit
VIGTON GIANTS REOI‘TAL.
on Wednesday the 14th It s p m..
Victor nun. will givumin pupils piano
recital, lit Music nun, .80th Norwuilt.
Arbour the same program will he pre-
sented as was recently given In his.
talent": recital at commie Hell. New
York. at which the south Norwsik
recital home talent will naturally are.
dominate, among them being lulu
tiling-lotto Marten Mrs its it“. (Shop
.mua. litre. Ohestdr salivary. and em.
(theater succinct. have i pot] il‘tr.
ms
' .
The a...” r meeting or the iter-
walk at. is. deeds! school Wont
nil
'East Washington St..
TO LET—uh W SIX ROOM COT-
lose, all improvements; Lincoln Ave.3
inquire United Grocery Go. all it
TO LETMI noon uranrmcm‘fi
third floor, rear, rent 38. 00 Suariz
and Corbett block. Also second floor
lol‘,t II, 000 aqua; e feet, tor light mnnu
factoring. inquire at office of the
Old Well Cigar (to. n'."i ti
£1.15 ti I
William A. Lorenz, Hartford. frnme‘
ifor typenrltlng machines. (Design). I
Hairy ll. Arnold, New Britain. bed-
stead
l Joseph F. Lamb, New Britain, 6
patenls. Electrically heated. utensil.
I‘ll; olutriraiiy heated dellce (2);;
eliciting element: protection device for
olecirhaily ted utensils.
. Gunfight. Agricola, Non Britain.
"3%th ”x '
To LET—~TEN ROOM HOII SE, 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two bulbs. not water heating system
and all other improvements. For tur-
:lhei particulars apply at oilice 0i 'liw,
Old Well Cigar Company or on preIn-,1
lses. m2l t
TO LET~AN APARTMENT AT 219
Cost Norwaik.
inquire at Iii Scull: Main St. mill it
1 George walker. New Britain, uelgh-l
'ing scale. ' I
Peter F. Augonhrnuu. Siniulhrdfl
loI'k.
Mortimer C. lisiiey, l‘loflly, coin so-
looting nwchnnism tor coin operated
vending .lllaClilllt‘S.
I Frank S. Bradley, West Haven. ex-‘
tension frame harksnw.
’ “ .-.. f James 1’. Molloy, “out Haven,
MISCELLANEOUS. buckle. l
1, Stephen J Miller. Dunbury, culling
NOTICE-«MY Will‘- ROSE .\l.
Nash. liuvlnn loll my lit-Ii and board
without just pIoI'-.oIIItlon l forbid any
one tIIIsilIu; lli‘i on ill) uttoulll
(mules Sunlmd .\'. IsII ‘
LOST
poll.
FOUND.
or may have same by turning prop
cm and paying for advertisement
ONE/KILLED lN RIOTINO
lN TRpLLEY CAN BTRIKE
Ontario Jail in Rushed by Riot and Po-
lice Fire Two Volley. In Defense,
Blpylng One and Wounding One.
FORT WILLIAM Ont, May 13-»
When n inch of foreigners. last night.
freshen the police station III on eitorl
to tree Peter bandl. who had In...
”arrested by tho pelican volley
.Iuhn Wullt. 'l‘IuI mob then retired;
the street any strike which started yen-
Ierdny.
sy by the» speakers,
streets.
MW
LONG ”LAND FOREST NRC
Fellows Illumination at ,s
Visible for than Amend
allusion which Illuminati
tor caller mend were procedure at
a minor hut um I. «hen ’l‘slre,
£138 Illa-i 1.‘
FOUND-villi??? ll 01" Kid Y8 (MAN 1
W" inrldsoporl.
tired over the heads of the rioter serious.
The}. continued to prom! forward call
number volley was tired by the police
killing Mitre summit and wounding
fl‘lIe rioting was the outgrowthot
Meetings were held many
and the foreigners. around in autumn
partition)" "the
county seen mien-v
deport That Bells Win In Destroy“
the it?
a lumen summer Millennial no 3_ 3, .3. . ‘
ties, neg on {trunnion L. t. was:
machine for Soil huts.
Thomas I“. Vitery, New Londom
foot rest.
: William (’.
.taiu brush.
: William W.
I‘ tary engine.
Wells, Waterbury, loun-
Wheeler, “which, to!
L037~IIANI< IIUOK No. ~Io.I9Il. . 3 _ ,
issued on South Non-unlit Savings hdniund “05‘9“” 3’19“”“9' rnll
llunk Find?! uiii please return to Joint. -.
said bank on payment has been slop-l Herbert A. ”awe. TliOilllll‘IOlll‘llle.1
carpet or run. (Design).
Julius G l’cgel. Tholnpnolwlllo, car-
.pot or rug. (Design)
William E Sayers, 'l‘hcuipnonvllle,
carpet or run. (Design). F”
v.3.LHMaWJ’ V
MINISTER'B EON HURT.
«op-w
Motorcycle Hurls Amen: Marks, of
Wilton. from Wilson.
wrunox. hiny 12 «Amused Marks
son of llnv. (‘. A. Marks, of Eli. Mata:
thows' miscopnl Church. was injured
,lnnt night when he was thrown out
of a wagon. which m struck by a
tniottulcycle driven by Charles 8.
Macro. of No. (it Freemont street,
illurlts‘ Injuries arelnot
Moore was not arrested.
NOR-WALK HOOPIYAEJIOTES.
Alpert Thompson. oi First street,
East Nerwnlk, was admitted to on.
Norwgik Hospital. erbium. luui op-
ems on this mention: he 1m. Trutoy.
W. ll. Bumsll and dhercr.
Mrs, Arthur Ainsworth, or East
Nerunlk, who uncharged from the
Namath Hospital yesterday.
when
lrtw combo one reuse upon Seen
out Want modicum: to liter:
the household help but It little that
tor other ‘ thistle.
We. , .
sentinel Want stirs will introduce
some clients, to we
ought to We 1mm mu 6
a clipping stating that 8. Norwalk man ‘
'tions and improvements to his men
iexperience horenlmul l
hotter. quicker,
l
237'?
'5
of oven are heated
because sides
L andonly sides
in other ranges
HUBS have ‘
more heat around
oven—Less fuel,
better, quicker
.‘bake
John IB. Gruelie‘s new private. road
has been cempleted.
m
Putnam D. Brinley has been a vic-
tim of the measles of late.
—~...
“Samuel and Robert Burns, of
Bridgeport, were visitors here on Sun-
day. ‘
hlr. Pll'knell is still making nddi-
erty. _‘
lohn B, Miller's bones has been pa-
pcred and painted during the past
neck. .
ll’rattioaily nli'of our summer resi
dents and momhtrs of the artist col-
any are now how for the Season
W
Charles Brown, who was quite in
capacitfled during the who. has re
sinned his trips peddling \ogmnbles
and fish.
l
..- .... .u..._._... ,
Chester Guthrie reports; but little.
success in hatching ('llli‘lls, this sen-l
sun, which seems lo he the common
.
The wheel Ihlldleu are all umgmkins‘
haul to make good ’I'rouuds for the re ’3
Innindor of the Iona and have much‘:
encouraged their temporary touthei. l
l
I
John Ii Giselle has bought Fired
Dullurl' s new bungalow and the sur l
rounding ground, adjacent to Ilir, Gruf
elle'n own home. 'l‘woedeodlo Lodge,
.-.. -.. N... , l
George \ucngllng, with his inlIIeI:
3nnd mother nlo hop settled in their
new home at l roiool' s cor,ners .‘Whlili
sir. Yuengiing recently bought from
F. S. lieu-less. lw
Mrs. Annabella Burns and her
granddaughter little Mira Annie An.
drews oi Bridgeporl spent last week
to Bridgepon sundm .
”WW I
’I‘lielmdlea' Aid Society of thei
an entertainment M. the church later
this month. ‘
MW
Dr. Qedor and family visited their
college here last Sunday. making the
trip In the doctor‘s automobile from
the city In much better time than the;
previous Sunday, when they not on“
the wrong road.
mm
to his business in the any all last
week because he, was so badly nelson»
ed with mercury. Mrs. Ward was oh
so badly affected, both being still out.
‘ misfortune.
Mrs. Jeggph Guthrie has been quite
in with the an tor the past week.
When. Ill-it taken in the mill hours
or Wednesday morning. a more sort».
one complaint ”for! new. bill til
case was caught 7 “ ‘
dothrle in gradual! ‘
. and with less fuel»
our"
Cum: 6 lumen 00.. Boston
. Minn idmiil Pierson Distributing llnntibills \nnouncing th‘rnge Mesh ,
3.000 NEW HAVEN ROAD
CLERKS IN BTRIKE VOTE not arranged
were sent out last night by
at 3131.311?!” home “9“" returning Ballot Will Be Taken Thursday Night. G. Stearns. of Boston, gen rs .
. DOS’I‘ON May 12 w’l‘lIree thousand
Methodist Protestant thnrch nun Inst clerks oi' the New York. New Haven lug agreement, made with ”I
Friday afternoon it! the home M M” and lisrtlnrd lilniirond system will IIhl Haven read. several {swath
‘Alonzo Buttery and planned to hold lot before Thursday night on the not been carried out in in ' 1
question or favoring It strike it W' io“: desire. '
“MW... u m4 um Mme“...
William Ward was unable to travel ‘
.terinn from the painful attests at their ‘
ws' Hear the is?
buck of overt anti":
* don’ttrytornake
our range work.
by sticking the
back ‘up with tin
and asbestos. ‘ '
‘Made In New England ..
Best in the World
‘A.’ l. coitus *
a on.
AGENTS.
CHIROPRACTIC
Healing
ls
Reasonable.
On
Procaring
Right
Adjustments
Conditions
Tell
improvements.
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. MARGARET MORRISON
Chiropractor
Keeler Building
Consultation Free Open Evenings
lug-at 'i‘I-nior Opera house, this Evening.
;
. ing conditions satisfactory to. “ ll
Bullets tor will
any Lenders. it Working con-
'mnn of the clclhs' committee.
dltlons Are Not Battered.
lie now in session at New or
The clerks claim that en
”Wu“... ”mum‘s . no. ”humus... .. . ..
It’s the hardest test there is for a varnish. Madam,
(on the tronthall and stairs), and even here Kysnige
33;will stand up, look well and wear for a length:
FLOOR FINISH
new: so freely and dries so quickly
thawed ego put itonyonmit utmost
chewing laps. It deli: with a hard,
lustrous, unitary surface limit is my
mmmuaendisutomnaddur- .
=33» side on amnion can be made. the
it on your simian, accumulations, '
all inside woodwork and furniture. I,
can and mountainous and henna- l
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