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12' do
1' WANTED , '
son BALI ‘
TOLE’B
WANTED —- BOY FOR DRUG
$355.00 UPRIGHT PIANO—«MUST
TO LET—HOUSE 1N "REAR or
store. Must .be 16 years or over. Ap-t'sell cheap and at once. Time or cash. Paris Suitflouse. 10 rooms. suitable
ply Stillson- Powell ‘Corp 11113 tit 81. 50-per week. E. W. D. Sentinel of for «plumber or manufacturing busi-
‘ lice. 11118 3t ness. inquire Paris Cloak and Suit
WANTED ~— WOMAN» WANTS I-louse. 1n1331
laundry work to do at home. open air
drying, or will go out by the day. Ad—
dress M. Friend, 122 Water St. Phone
:594 n112 31
WANTED—«A POSITION AS GEN:
1'
FOR ’sm.1=.~'rnnus WORK HOR-
ses, good condition, ready to work.
As owner has no further use for them,
will sell cheap. Zigman 11.11.011.111.
TO LET—HOUSE.81ROOMS AND
bash. improvements, on Raymond Sh,
ltov‘vayton, :10; also new 6 room cot
erai houseworke'r, plain cook, laun-
dress. for small family. Address John 1
Kubovic,‘211i Washington St. 11112 3t 1
WANTED—A FEW STRONG liOYS
$850.00.
'tinel.
1e11, «Conn. v 111113 31 tnge. ready thy June 1. $12. Frederick
H. Hart; Raymond St" 'ROWayton,
FOR SALE-11 BARGAIN. BUILD- Conn. ‘ 11113 6t
11;: lot. not
111; city.
for
care Se
from center; worth
Sell low. on account of leav-
Address 111. I... I".,
' 11113 31
TO LETwFOUR ‘ROOMS ,'AND
11- pantry“; 10 minutes from post office;
newly‘decorated, $8. Apply L. Chase.
to learn 'a trade. Paid while learn.
ing. New England Coat company, 83
- 1115 cf
.—
WANTED—T0 TAKE 0111111011 or
FOR
SALE — WORK
about 1.200 .pounds
' ’ Webb i‘ole‘ :1 Express
1n13
HORSE,
Inquire Charles
4 Union Place. Norwulk. 11112 31,
-1'0 LET—JPHREE FURNISHED
rooms. inquire 15 Franklin St. 11112 :11
It
road, water, sewer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address Felix
Barletta, 15 Windsor place, ‘or ’phone
412-13, South ‘Norwalk. r128 1w
FOR
SALE -— ENCYCLOPEDIA
Britannica, 25 volumes.
condition.
tinei.
In perfe
Address E. 11., care Sen-
11112_
To LET—SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms, all improvements, including hot
and cold water, toilet and both. In-
quire .1. M. Layton and Co.. Inc.
ml? 31
ct
lit
WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster.
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.
all tf
bu yer.
FOR SALE—CHEAP T0,, QUICK
Fine trap.~seatlng two or fd'ur;
newly painted and in first-class order.
Address Trap. Sentinel Office. m10 31.
TO LET—7 ROOMS WITH IM-
.provcments. Inquire of S. G. Stillman,
24 West St.. or at store. 2 Franklin
WANTED—T0 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. 1'151I6 t
1
WANTED —— Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners also Two
Needle Operators.
_ on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 81 Sons Co
'40 Water St. South Norwalk.
PI
CHOPIRRACTIC
1:: 11111111101. D. "C.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Haul-Sm!) a. 111.11 p. 111. Monday. Wod-
uesday, Friday, 11:30 11. 111.
South Norwaik Office-53 Meadow 8t.,
7-8 p. 111.
Phone Connections.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
‘BU SINES S NOTICES
.l H BROWN,.1R., HAS \i(1\‘l‘ 11.
his plumbing shop to: 11 'i‘ny'im Arm ‘
and when you not 111011 of payiuu luli.‘
plilos for vonl uol'lt call or wnd 1111
111111, 1111 he has decided that instead of
11111-1111: the reputation of bvinu the
111111111111 priced plum-bur in town lo 111-
the lowest. Work done promptly and
11,1' skilled \vorlnucn. 'i‘oi 30.1. 1111: :11
M. MILLER -- DEALER Aid.
kinds of second-balm bugs, burlapu
and barrel covers. Special prions for
rotten and flour buns. 'l‘oh-plu'nu'
11115-5. Address i112 'l‘tlylor Av.«.,
South Norwaik, Conn. 11111 1111
SEE OUR SAMPLE l‘itltlits ill"
wall paper. painting and. decoration,
ti. 1". lionrdiot. lib (inborn Arc. 'l‘ein
12711-2. nil?» if
NOTICE: PAINTING. I’Ai'l-‘llb
hanging. Decorating, by practical 1111111
Save cmonoy by buying your wall {[111
our and pnintors‘ supplies of Aim:
FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white White Orplngton cockerel
valued at $10 with 50 White Coping'ton
eggs for $5.00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
One pen of :15
has averaged 25 eggs a day since last
finest utility
EXCHANGE FOR FARM 011 MO-
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach.
Room 5, Gazette Bldg.
'bll‘dB.
November. Any egg infertile replaced. traily located. inquire Harris and
Hendricks Poultry Farm. Saugatuck. Guns Co. mil) :It
1116 121
o
Geo.
a1
Mitchell.
St, South Norwalk. ‘mltl 3t
To LET—~36 SUMMIT AVE.
three nice rooms. Inquire on premises.
South Norwplk. 11110 3t
TO LEr~ntr11.1)Lvo SUITABLE
for garage or automobile storage. Cen-
To LET—i ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered and painted. centrally
located. Rent :12. Inquire Frederick
tr Lander. 4 South Main St. Room 9.
TO LET—~NI'JW SIX ROOM COT-
Real
C. T. McGovern
155 Washington 81..
Tel. 345.
Estate,
Fire,.'Liie, Health
Accident,
Plate Glass. Auto
insurance.
Notary Public.
Rents, Surety Bonds,
tags, all improve111ents; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocery Co. 1124 tf
TO LET-vi ROOM APARTMENT
third floor. rear, rent $8.00. Swartz
and Corbett block. Also second floor
loft, 5.000 square feet, for light manu~
factoring.
Did We” Cigar t‘o.
T0 LET—TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two baths. hot water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur-
v
‘1.
Had Written to Citle} and Boroughs
DUM.
“a...“ {H1
Committee Stating His Position.
At tho conclusion of
the spur
DEN. FROST FAVORS REFEREN-
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigar Company or 0111110111-
ises. 11121 1.1
To LET—~AN APARTMENT AT 213
East Washington 51;, East Norwalk.
Inquire at 04 South Main St. 11121 11
i111;
Inquire at office of the.
323 It)
lulu-1111p. ot‘ the South Noru'ullt Board?
111' i‘ounr'iln11-n, hold inSt night, 1111"
1'11'1‘111li‘p committee of 1111- South Nor-I,
null. I1nprovo1111ult~Assorlniion hold uI
l-iltlil numlintz, 111 which the following:
b'itl'l' was road by Secretary Perry .1 ;
I'ld u'n 1'11 :3; ‘
11:1,1'
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South Noru‘nlk. (‘ouIL
lionr .\l1.l‘d\1";111ds
1 1"1-1111'1-11 this morning ,1'11111 111111101
12111, 111111. i
position to .1 (onsolhlullou charter not
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1 Intended to be :11 the pivoting but
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'l‘hul 111,1 attitude on this tliii'fiilollI
111111 in 11111111 at: ikoh, i give you n 1111111....”
111‘ 11 letter Mitten 11,1 mo on the f‘uh
instant in the Sonata 1‘ hnii'lnau of tho
t‘ounnilton oil 1‘ lilt‘h and lluxouuhs, us.
fill lows:
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mates cheerfully given. 1211 tiiihcy want to ronuollduio or not. It
have been for years an ardent. atlvo .
NABWII MODERN GOODYI'MII
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work it‘ll and comfort
consumed 28 West Wuhlnlttnn lit
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTiCE;~-»l\il" Willis, 1101111 M
31.111111. having loll my bed and board
without just provocation. I forbid not
on..- trusting her on no
it hurts! Sanford Nash.
COST-WOOL!) AND DIAMOND I‘ANx
or pin Liberal reward for 19111111 will!” ’I'iit'lllillr. when you sure not
sentinel office. mill £117 liiei'il.
. (I i , , .
LOW-MCOW. risotto 11.111111. “’"l in”? 3mm,
return to or notify W. Miller. Bounce
lit 111 Ave
““““"‘“a.;.;;“.~:.;;w
AYED
eccnuiii' <
elite of roumtlidaiiou. but have bunny
equally ardent for submission of the1
intention to the deliberate 11111311111111, of;
pills voters to he. expressed by lnlilni.l
Thai in the only fair way. i
”The bill hetero you provides ul
referendum by voting districts in the
form unanimously appmvod by lh‘c'
111nm meeting.
“two miter Petunia 11111111111111!
1 iFail RivIIar anti Meiliusn.
Massachusetts 1
STMTFORD, Ont, May ill—The tall
s‘pire (1‘1 the Knox Presbyterian Church
160 feet above the curb was struck by
a thunderbolt early today. and in the
ensuing fire the chief of police, the
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a ,.
town in any way. site also stated thdt
3358.551)“ hspn spoilt; on artist fo‘l'
p3 troubled with." tuberculosis. that had
218 troubled with tuberculosis outside.
and not any of those bitd i‘hS‘y asked
the town for help and money.
'Dr. .‘ Tracey thought that no work
Hwas better than that which is being
done by tlfi ladies of the‘ Dispensar
and again asked that the Board 0
Estimate consider an appropriation for
this work.‘ ‘
«Mrs. IpGrand C Bette and iHenr'
P. Price endorsed what Dr. Tracey
the chief and, a 'i1olicen1an were killed.
and a fireman was mortally injured.
The three melt who lost their lives
fry which toppled and fell; the fire
man was laid out with a blow on the
head from a flying timber. The dead
are:
J A McCarthy, Chief of Police.
Hug'h Durkin, Fire Chief.
' Matthew Hamilton, policeman.
The injured man is Sidney Van
Stone. lie is suffering from, numerous
cuts on the head and shoulders and
possibly a fractured skull.
When following the lightning stroke,
the steeple burst into flames that
illuminated the country for miles a-
round. it was found the fire engines
of the fire, sparks from which were
falling upon the roof of the church.
McCarthy. Durkin and Hamilton put
up a ladder to the roof and firemen,
dragging hose. scrambled to the roof.
A fresh blaze flaredup from another
part of the roof and the three men
named were in the act, of moving the
ladder to check it when the belfry
toppled and fell
It came down, glowing mass of wood
and brick, showering glowing embers
far and wide. Unable to flee, the
three men were caught beneath the
mass. McCarthy and Hamilton died in-
stantly Durkin lived {or a few minutes
and died on «his way to the hospital.
The blaze ate its way to the heart of
the building and burned itself out. At
noon today the ruins were still smoui
doling. The iods is about $40. 000.
Death In Forest Fire_
FALL RIVER. 11193.. May" 13.41111:
11111th has been caused 'by a lire which
has swept ten miles of wcodlaud near
here during the past forty-eight hours,
The body of Frederick W. Shepard.
lug light ihciiumoa, was found 111 the
woods last night The lire was be.
llcrcd to ho under control 11111111
Burned, to Death in Store.
MI'Z'I‘lll I‘:\' lines. Mar 13.wlol1n
I". litpohno was burned to death in a
life which destroyed his ruling.» 111111
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c'inulutlon in said 1111111111,
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BRHSS Sillil BRIDGE
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and Aisoyhoms Aid lor the i,
Anti-Tuberculosis i
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At the regular meeting of 1111' ion '1
SOLVENT NOTICE.
lilslrit'i
'5',(oiut May 12. A 11.111111
lusiuto of Juneau l’uui late of .\'or
Walk in said district dol'esscd.
ilioerd of 1. climate and 'iuxutiou. hold
of Namath. 218. Pinball: lust d‘tcnins. in the Town 1111111 mm"?
‘in Nurwalk, lllnrvny S Kent at llio'
«,Holmcs Rosier at Kent (‘mupauyfl
The 1‘ earl of Promo.» for um 11mm“. Mayor dildwurd Finnegan,,Wiiiiuui (‘11
their «laims for aettirsuuni
‘L'pioperiy 1111111111111 1111111111 said
‘will iw dohurrmi u neovnry
iii
1.. Ilil’l'll PAUL.
Administrator.
NOTICE
Special City Meeting
‘uiiii .111 Lil
The legal rotors at the t: it) 11181111111
bismuth are hereby notified mid warns
on that a nominal 11111 meeting will he
of the new
.111, ii (3 Worth
hold in the Assembly 195311
lily Hall on May iii ill
mill Sitg
' ‘ hm; me
urge your Colombian not to eliminate
that provision,
“1 can semi this view to linear
Chairmen King personally at Hartford
I Biased)
p. 111.. for tiuv purpose of wandering
11111 Consolidation hills. scrolled. anions
in: in the (textural Assembly“ 011.1111!
stain or before the t nmmiiteu of Cities
,aml boroughs of said ticoursi Assets
iliiy which legislation. if adopted. rm
tsulldaies thr- Town of Norm": into
one clip and therein abolishes the mom
niclpai existence of this city and its
government and to take such action
in re lotion tum-to as said special our
meeting shall scent utiVisiihie and etc
as strongly as possible
"ltllflfiiwsla FROST." '1
toll Norsws’lit rhath 11111113111 and aiiowrflfiiiil, of Wilton avenue. and Frank 1..
a 11‘ 1110111111 mm 1111 lite lercoi for, 1 .
ithc creditors of said «state to oxlliillt‘ Benton apptami to “we the appro
Those
who uouiett in present their accounts.
time.
All porn
111111111 indebted to spill «aims are rd»
[quested to make hnuiodialc iplil‘iuoli
priatlon for 11 new bridge over the
river in Cross about. as the one now
standing there is In a dangerous condl .
lion and in not wide enough tor thei
1 trains that crosses it.
fl'hc month»: was called to order
shortly after 8 o'clock, by Chairman
was anyone present who wishrd to but
heard on any mmter. =
'iiurvuy item, of the Holmes. Knitter.
& Kent (101111111111. took the floor and
punks a few wuriiu'uhout the bridge
in Cross street and 11111 condition that
it is in. 11111 stated that the briducwss
111th about thirty years donned soul
that when one of 1111 hefty autumn.
bile trucks plum over the bridge It
111111111111 and that the bridge was urn
safe.
appropriation for a new 1111.13.11. 11111
said that two different dare he has
had the number of people and teams
that posed over the bridge counted.
The first day there standstill portions.
102 wagons; mood day. 1,310 persons.
silt Whfitmli and 1.11 automobiles.
Mayor Edward Finnegan stated that
were buried beneath the burning bel-‘
could not force water within many feet‘
who disappeared Sunday while help?
had said.
J. B. Getchell favored thorcompietion
,of an abutment to the bridge in North
avenue. He was told that was the
work of the city and not the town.
A. M. Pohlman spoke about the ow-
nership of Crescent Beach. between
'Roton Point and Belle island.
On motion it was voted to adjourn.
The board will hold a public hear-
ing in the new City Hall, in South Nor-
walk, this evening.
to he cared for. at the Dispensary. and “
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' , Reasonable. ,
on ._ , .‘ '7‘" ,
Procuriny' - ‘
Right ‘
Adjustments
Conditions
till
overheats.
Consultation Free
cameras;
DR. MARGARET MORE! SON. .
Chiropractor.” ‘ I 1 '
Keeler building
Open Evenings
\\ e, the undersigned heleby gIVe no
ties 'to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Norwalk. that they are required to
deliver to the assessors or either of
them. on or before the 319i day of
«May. 1013.11 written or printed list,
11a ted signed and sworn to, of all the
tliiv of May 191.1. liable to taxation.
making a desrrlptlon of all the real
estate. each parcel being separately
described.
N. B. —Lists may be returned to the
Assessors at the Assessors room in
the new (‘lt1 Hall building. North
Main and Marshall streets, South Nor-
waik. from May 17. 1913. to May 31.
from 10 to 12 a. 111.. and from 2 to 5
oclock an. 111.; on Saturdays from 7 lo
9 o'clock in the evening.
Dated at the City of South Norwaik,
Conn, May 101.11, 11.11.1913.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES
DANIEL DUNLOI’.
D. WILLIAM HARFORD.
mill 20f: Assessors.
A good at”. pays 111 the best paper.
5
City Assessors’ Notice:
property owned by them on the 1st '
1
Campaign.
. , . . -I 3; in One of the Window
1913, inclusive, said officeto be obcn Miss family Pierson lwplain g
Exhibits of the Suifrase
Dr Shelton' 8 yesterday morning Iesse
,Bruudage, of East Norwalk had his
iwheel taken which stood in the back
yard. The Noru'nlk-polire are work-
ing on the case and will in a few days
trace the thief. i
OLD GLORY
Presented by The Sentinel
While “working in the yard of Rev 'BRYAN TO SPEAK lN HA-RRISBUR
WASHINGTON, May 13.—-'Secrei.art
Bryan left today 1for Harrisburg, \P‘yp
to deliver an address before the?“
sylvania legislature.
Alfred .M‘llmli. who then asked 11 there! I
lie united the board to consider an ‘
have had no communication direct of!
Indirect, With the Cities and do
opens made... or any use
ll.
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Because of i‘iillwl'sl that my attitude I‘m out 110an M. W01 I'VE. lit! 1110113111 may 1119131115391 1134 mm".
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than in" “MM ”m ”’9' ”“9““! ”it?" 1'9“ i should consider an appropriation, tor
view was the House Chairman 1 ' "gig '3 gm" ens iii“ 1 , '
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Misses Clare and Emma
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or woman. boy or girl to own an American Flag at
small cost. You will want one for
Decoration Day, Flag Day an
the Fourth of July
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