the bill. rho ' tension or the rum
DIED~WILVDSON, THOMAS 13,.
May 19, 1913, after a long illncL‘LdiI. on
his home in flan-ion Funeral services
gt tn; house. Wedneeduy. May V21. st
1) I ‘
- wwreo
WANTED‘e-GIRL non GENERAL
housework in family of three. Address -'
id F, jcare Sentinel. m20 3t
WANTED—«POSITION AS BER
vent or general housework, good cook.
Address 5 Olijen St. South Norwaik.
11120 It
WANTED-«ROOM IN PRIVATE
tamily, center of town Address Room,
Box 603. South Norwnllr Conn.
, , 11119 at
WANTED —- BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms. Tennis roses
onsble. Use of telephone. Mrs. RJ‘
Rockwell, 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 10262.
‘ 11:14 (it
WANTED—MEN T0 LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at itguel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.“
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for (at calves. 33
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 116116 t!
BUSINESS NOTICES
_ WALL PAPER HUNG 256 DOU-
bie roll. Painting reasonolble. Bey-
nolds, 38 Water St Norwailr ml!) at
CHAS DOPONA,15 WEVST AVE-I
South Norwalk. Ger-man oemaker.
First class repairing. Also repairing
or traveling and handbags. m1? (it
an
” .
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
turnituie and piano moving by padded
automobile van. Also one good up-
right piano for sale cheep: J. H Mc-
Nerney.Tei.7484.m14 6t
M. Mil—LEE -- DEALER ALL
kinds of second-hand bogs, burlaps
and barrel covers. Special prices (or
coffee and Iflour bags Telephone
1165-5. Address 102 Taylor Ave.
South Norwalk, 001111me 1m
figmt'zemenfigngoke‘ 355‘
_, a) n lit “PM.
(iil'. pBengkdigt, Ggisbom Ave 1*:
1’73—.2 , - s2ot!
NOTICE - PAINTING, PAPER
hanging. Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters’ supplies of Alex.
White, 51 1-3 Ely Ave. Tel 400. nsu .
mates cheeriuliy given 128M:
meals sooner: soon 3
boot and shoot repair shun. All kinds
custom made work Flt md comfort
guaranteed V28 West Washington BL'
Elm Trees
spldyed, to StayGrcen
All Summer ‘
Beaupain 8. Saunders
PHONE 1132-3 or 1270-5.
m
firstsm’ous CALL gist)
110R 0N H003
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore bidders and All Kinds oI
too fond (looked to Order
Jlllllil. Billillllll PRBP
mm. mamas».
STATE POLIOE TWA-illeg-
EPEE'DEHB lN TRUMBUVL'VLV
V's—nuns...
several uneconomic Armstron-
complaints Had 1‘
Violatiorio o!
" le Valli 136 bed next hair day
FOR BALE-«A BARGALN (Buildi-
otter non centerrwowh
$661); 00; Sell low. on account of leav-
Ins city.des M L. F. care sen-
unet- . L , moo 3t
FOR SALE—EALKING MAC-Him:
cheap. 33:75. Joe, Denneily, 16 So.
Main St. - 111209113
FOR SALE OR TO LET-7 ROOM
house, 35 First St.,;‘Esst Nor-walk. in).
quire oi‘ Wm. W. Jayne, Wilton, (lit at
us
FOR SALE—MOST UP Tic-DATE
two family house in town, over 10 psi“
cent. investment. See Wm. B Rich-
ards, 4 St. John BL, or 18 Water St.
Call 1195 4. .. ,L 11120 3t
FOR sALe—s 12 H 13. GRAY EN-
glne. $25. Address Box 683 South
Norwnlk. anlll 3t
FOR SALE—NEW - sesame
door Must be sold. Owner going
away. Part cash, balance easy. Eur
particulars call 0.11. Allen, Wilson
Point Road, Bout-h Norwaik. 11119 at
FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH, 23
it, 6 horse mower engine, ‘ reverse
clutch, air whistle; in A1 condition.
Cheap dor cash, it Keyser Place, East
Norwalk. m1? lit
FOR SALE—«SAFE, 38 x 28 INCH-
es‘ or would exchange (or a smaller
one. Inquire Modern Market 15
North Main St. mild ti
FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white White Orplngton cockerel
valued at 810 with 60 White Orpington
eggs for 35.00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying stain of modest and
finest utility Iblrds. One pen of 35
has averaged 2.5 eggs ‘3. day since last
Noyember. Any egg iniertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm, Sauxatgcirét‘
m .
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, Elsie Gls”. Auto
in». “ii-g.“ 1 JR!“ ,1; V?“ I IIuM-v .-
noel detain, Ben magi Bends,
”' Noddy Phillie?
large lot, line well and garden. .Boat- *
ins and itching near. Trolley passes .
1'6 Lerwrlvn booms rm SMALL
runny 18 Grove St. inquire on prem-
lees.“ V‘ ?! ‘ mVlm 3
To Mam-«TWO FLOORS OF NEW
house on Wilton Ave, 5 roomLesch.
all lmml’ements. See Wm. B. Blob-L
and , St. John Vat" or 18 Water St.
5111‘ Mad. ,~ L 11120 lit
to Lain—ricer moon 4 scene
with in: Lrovemsnts or 8 rooms with
basemcn. 4 Franklin street. inquire
or S G; Billiman. 24 West street, or
'«at store, 2 il‘rankli-u St. “ » m1? 6t
rV‘o.
To LET—6 ROOMS, 4 CROSS S'l‘.
inquire 12 Chestnut St. 11119 3t
TO LET—vii ROOMS, 37 RAYMOND
St, improvements, :7; 3 rooms, 39
Raymond St, 37; 3 rooms 76 Water
St, 36; store, Steamboat Place. in-
quire Harris and Guns, Water gt‘. 3‘
in
TO LETmA‘SHOP 0R FACTORY
at 145 Water 81.01111 at 15 South
Main St. {or interdiction. mill it
To LET—i ROOM FRONT AND
rear apartments. second floor. rent
:10 and is Also second floor loft in
factory bull as containing 5,000
square feet, itsble for light menu
i‘acturing. inquire at 'llh‘e Old Well
Cigar Co. office, 83 Washington 32 ti
‘ .
V'I'O LEN-SIX ROOMS, SECOND
floor. Inquire J. .Layton end 00..
or 13 Cross St. m1? at
:‘i‘O LET-STORE 1N LOOKWOOD’S
Hall building, Norwaik. Apply to
Fred H. Lockwood, 103 East Ayala
, in t
To LET—HOUSE, ROOMS AND
bath, improvements, Raymond St.
Bowayton, $113; also new 6 room not
tags. ready -by June 1, 812 Frederick
. Hart Ruymond 8L. Rowayton.
Conn. ' “' m 13 6t
4
<
West avenue. containing six bedrooms
two baths. hot water heating system
and ’all other Improvements For the
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prone
ices. , , . m24 t!
'I'O LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
*Esstrwuh tum "at? W‘Nbrwnik
Inquire at 61 South Main 8:. s in“ ti
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Waflllnlton 8!.
~—--—
“litll lllllllIES
AUCTION
Sale will be held on the premises
or Ire Cole, Elmcrest, Norwalir, Thurs-
day May 22, at 10 o’clock sharp. Bale
consists of the following articles: One
Steinway parlor grand piano, over
mantle or mantle cabinet, parlor
chairs. two easels. corner cabinet,1un-
cy coal bod music cabinet, library tur-
nlturo. book cases, dining-room turni-
ture, including line china closet. bed-
room furniture, pictures, books, kitchen
furniture, Boynton rouse (nearly
° new); Monroe porcelain lined retria-
erntor {neardly new). clocks. pisses
chairs, rugs and satiny other articles
n umerous location It stencil.
BENJAMIN ALLEN. ,
Auctioneer.
-W~»VVV......_¢.L
11119 3t
.WflahwuVH
1' mctrlan with cross TARIFF
AMENDMENTS
Will Appear dialer-o Subcommittees
in interest "Connecticut.
Wdfil-HNGTVON, May as.“ “Booster
Georse P. McLean yesterday announc-
ed that he would appear hetero nub-
coinmlttoes oi the Sonatevlinsncet com
notice in lbshalt oi Gonnscticu’t manu-
lecturel's chooses ’t the various pro4
lsion o! the Underwood tariitlblll.
Mr. McLean said he would ”.0 sled , , .. .
’ ti! MGM crisis and all misdirection _
Cit‘y Assessors’ Notice
We, the undersigned hereby give no-
ties to all persons agd corporations
liable to pay tunes in t City of South
Normlk. that ‘they‘ are required to
deliver to the assessors or either or
them, on or before the 31st day oi'
Ma). 1918,11 written or printed list
dated signed and sworn to, of all the
property owned by them on the 1st
day of may, 1913, liable to taxation.
making a description of all the real
estate, such parcel being separately
described. '
N Bro—Lists may be returned to the
Assessors, at the Assessors' room in
the new City Hall building,
Main and Marshall streets. 80th Nor-
walk. from May 17,1913. to May 31
1918. inclusive, said office to be open
1:0th to 12 a. m. and drum 2 to 5
o'clock p. m.; on Saturdays from 7 to
9 o‘clock in the evening.
Dated at the City at South Norwaik,
Conn. May 10th. AL), 1913.
FRANKLIN A TOLLES.
DANIEL: DIINLOP
, D. WILLIAM HARFOBD,
m‘il) 2M: ‘ Assessors. -
Are You
interested In Your
To LET—"TEN ROOM HVOUBE’ 70V tile matter of adopting some plan ‘
North '
, hearings was . .
tor dicks Smith a member or the T
oub-oomfidttee considering the.ootion L
He? he also announced V‘.V
that stenosrobhic report of all such
hearings had before Ihis sub—cominitu
too will he made and printed Itor the
use or senators and members oi the
schedule.
committee. 5 " '
slop or time to the interests that are
opposed to the bill ,
in the house on the methods or pro
cedure.
the tissues conimittee and before it
submitted to a 0:1qu or the malari-
ty It Is in the caucus that the sen-
store opposed to the tree wool and
sugar scheduled are expected to malts
their fight. .
. To Annouhee Caucus.
Chairman Silhmons has called a
meet! 01' the committee for Tues-'
day at which the date of the party
caucus will be discussed.
As new planned the sub-committee
having in charge of the Wool and
sugar schedule will listen to all sen-
ators who wish to appear before them
but under the rules adopted the sub-
committee must repert the schedules
to the full coiilmittee without recom-
mends‘tlons, as these schedules are to
be referred to the caucus and the
senators interested will be given an
opportunity to‘ mks a final appeal.
it. is believed that" it they fall to so:
cure the changes sought In the caucus
they will tell in line and support the
bill on the floor or the senate when
it comes up for final passage.
A caucus today will take up
~13
whereby the Republican oppostllon
to some oi President Wilson‘s ap-
pointments can be overcome
to the rules Ville wishes adopted and
which be this“ will allow the count-
ing of a VVVV
the lines of thugs, used by former
Speaker Reed. and toads. use or by
him in counting quorum in the house
during the sessions of the Filly-first
Congress.
Congressmen Donovan is the only
lion in the house that is in the city
at the present time. Congrcssmen
Reilly and Kennedy left“ on Saturday
homes. Congressmen Mahln‘ and
Lonergan returned to Connecticut
last «week.
Patrick J. Gould. secretary to Cen-
igremnnun Reilly lelt for New Haven
.. Advocates Weights.
solutions adopted by the center-once
oi Balers etifieixhis and Measures
which closed its session last Saturday
evening, was one happened by Edward
J Maioney. of New Haven. a incin-
'ber of the committee on resolutloii‘s.
- which provides that the thrill on in» _,
portstiohs be used on weight or coin-
modifies {other than buihel insecure
out.
riding that the civil sdrvlce be old
urge departments and
“WI
It is now reported that the bill will “ L
not be reported to the senate by ',
June 1, as was originally intendedli
the delay being caused by the extenf 2
The majority of the senate are so-L
ing to follow the lead of the majority
After the bill is through V
is reported in the senate n will bsl
Sena?
'ior Williams has some amendments *
gunshot), These rules etc on ‘
member or the Connecticut delegn~'
evening for a short trip to their V
Saturday tor Ls- visitV-wlth his molly. , .
One or the most for reaching to "
ether Important resolutioho ”
Morten by this commutes were, on:
ployod in both state null national “V
condemn with wantui and nails j
that the humid '* V
in: underlie be alien euthority io ' «4
Lgfi‘oye annual: oil use 5, »‘
1
Assassins have tried eldht times in
ten years to kill King Alphonso or
Spain; He livesa charmed lite. Their
bombs and bullets have not touched
him. and the last attempt made in
the streets of Madrid by Relael San-
ches Aiegre, said to be an anarchist,‘
was asgruitless as the others. l
The. attacks on the Spanish aren-
arch's iiie have been as follows:
June 18, 1903—IA lunatic shot at him
and his mother as ‘theygwere returning
from church in Madrid.
January, ”Oi-«A bomb was found
inst outside the rtoyai palace in his)
drid. it
May 31, 1905-54 bomb was thrown
at the king and President Loubet or
France as they were driving through
.the streets or Paris.
November. 190Martridges were ex-
ploded In the Church ot San Pedro,
Madrid, where he was attending ser-
vice.
May 31, 1906-»A boinh hurled at the
First and Second Regiments Honda:-
- alone. '2. Spanish anatomist. cred
, on... shots at the king as he rode
-* through) the capitol after a Vpublic cere-
loony. . V ,
To come. AT HIM-rue.
w
vousV mm July‘ 12 to 19.
Hammer) May 20.—-—V-Adjutanthen-
, eral George M. Cole, of the Connectl-i
.Veut National Guard. concussed, today.
the summer plans or the National
Guard. The First and Second Regl-'
Vments Lwill rendezvous. at the State
camp grounds at Nientic, from July 12
to 1“!) Several long hikes are in»
cluded in the program.
The coast artillery companies will
so into camp at Fort Wright at Fislin ‘
ere island. The companies in the
eastern section of the State will go on
June 10 to 19, and the western Con-
necticut companies will camp from
June 19 to June 28. " \’
The cavalry companies will. go to
Middleboro, Mesa, from July 28 to
Aug. 7, to join in the maneuvers with
other New England cavalry compan-
ice. The naval militia will go on a
cruise on the 11.8.8. Machine which
has been loaned by the government
The date of the cruise has not yet
been announced. ‘
, .oIEs FROM. use bemoan-Mo.
DANBUEY, May 20.-~Dunlel Mee-
ban, the baseball player,
overcome by gas in a local hotel last
Thursday, died yesterday in the Dan-
bury hospital He was unconscious
when found in his room Where gas
was escaping from a partly open burn~
er. and remained so until his death.
Wieehsn we, about 30 years old He
is said to have played on the worces.
lier, Mass team early in the present ..
season. Nothlni; is knowu here about
the mono antecedents end the police
are trying to music his relatives. Mee-
hen V15 said to have lived in Philadel-
nhle at on ,t
who was .
on!
blade. 7
train approached,
is that they did not‘
(I?
'i‘nl- h I
(«ll/’,f'
V15...
In Vmany grades and
sizes, galvanized lined.
enamel lined, porcelain
'lined or stone lined. V
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, .
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{or suntan men. ;.
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