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DIED—WILDSON. THOMAS B WANTED-eBTRONG GIRL FOR '10 LETwlIALAF dilOliiBLE 00811}
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WANTEDV - oohoi stove. Suitable for boat. For house on 5111111911 Ave..51'ooms each,
’ terms apply Sentinel 111111311.» 11121 if all improvbinent‘s. Bee Wm. B 111th

WANTED—~A BRIGHT YOUNG
. man to work on order wagon. Apply
‘ The E. B. Bolt 00., 183 Main atréet,
Stamford 001111.5‘ mill 3t

. WANTED-GIRL 11011 Gunmen
, housework in family of three. Address
E F., care Sentinel.

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FOR SALE—PA WGMN. BUILD-
lnz lot not far dram center; worth
$350. 00. Bell low, on account of leav-A
lug city» Address M L. F.. cure Sen-
tinel. 5 . m20 31:

FOR SALE OR 'I'O LET-"7 ROOM
house, 35 First St, East Norwalk. 1n-
quire of Wm.W Jayne, Wiltthi glint“
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Box 603. South Norwalk Conn. ‘ '
"‘ 11119 3t

. WANTED -- BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant reams. Terms teas.
onable. Use of telephone. Mrs. R F.
Rockwell. 30 Chestnut St. :Tel'. 1023-2.

 

 

WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra. prices for flit calves. $3

to“ for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. 'i‘el. 11151.t6 ti

BUSINESS NOTICES

‘WALL PAPER HUNG 250 DOU-
\ble roll. Painting reasonwble. Bey-
nolde. 38 Water St.,No1wnlk.1n19 3t

CHAS. DOPONA,15 WEST AVE,
'South Norwalk, German shoemaker.
First class repairing. Also repairing
or traveling and handbags. 11117 61:

 

 

 

M. MILLER -.~DEALER ALL
klude of secondhand bags, burdens
and barrel covers; Special prices for
coffee ‘and incur. bags. Telephone
1165-5. Address 102 Taylor Ave,
South Norwnlk, Conn. 1118 lm

11114 61. "

FOR SALE—MOST UP-TO DATE
two family house in town. over 10 per
cent. investment. «See Wm. B. Rich‘
arde, 4 St. John Go, or 18 Water St.
Call 1195- 4.5 .. IA 11120 3t

FOR SALE—43 12 H P. GRAY ENJ
glue. 325. Address BOX 883, South
Norwalk. 5 - 5 11119 3t

FOR. BALAEANEW BUNGADOW.
large lot, line well and garden. Bost‘
ins and fishing near. Trolley passes
door must he sold Owner going
away. Part cpoh. balance «111.1101
particulars call 0. .H. Allen, Wilson
Point BoaduSouth Nouwalk. 11119 3t

FOR BALE-«SAFE. 38 x 28 [NCH-
ea. or would excheinge for a. smaller
one. Inquire Modern Manket,15
North Main St. ‘ mill ti

FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white White Orpington cooker-e1
valued at $10 with 59 White 01111an
eggs for 85.09110 introduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
finest utility Ibirds. One pen of 35
has averaged 25 eggs 9. day since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm. Sungatgoirét

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SEE. OUR SAMPLE BOOKS
wall paper, painting and decorating.
G F. Benedict, 65 Osborn Ave. Tel.
1127321125 ti

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EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR M0
tor car, 2 first class. building lots. at
Harbor View Beech. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. 31 tf

 

.2 NOTICE — PAINTING, PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, ‘by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall 1pa~
per and pulntersi supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 5100.“ Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 1128 if

NABH’8 MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kind!
cuetom mode werk. Fit and comfort
(111111111th 1'12 Welt Wsehlnrtm‘ at

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Sprayed, to Stay Green _

All Summer .
Beaupain '& Saunders

PHONE 1132-13 or 1278-5.
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A very important meeting of the new
etc was held yesterday during the filth
period in the assembly hall 11: web
lOIGd at the meeting to take up anoth‘
or collection at the next dance as there

5 was not enough leftover from the last
dance to cover all enhances. it wee
‘ voted further 1115 have the dance pro-

gram placed on the blackboard in each

oluesmom, 91"“ to do. away with the
one step nodthedionton. This rule will
11.111 strictly enforced. At the meeting it

waa‘ also aua’gested that a tougher be‘

placed in the basement on the atria
side during the “rush hour" at the
lunch eohnter. a

"Dixie”, one of the pairoiilc songs
to be sung by the echool at the Memor-
able eie’roleen. was copied by all the
etudente during. the 11011111111 period
yesterday morninsl.‘ ‘

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The close in senior English proper

Iing for ‘eolle one entrance oxemlnatiohu
did not meet yesterday 11111 customary
on 'ru‘dbdayu. 'll‘ho next meeting will
be held next weeltou Encoder. A
’l‘ho 1119111111 13111131111 11111111 by Mr.
Perry have turned out especially one.

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Fire, Life, Health

Accident, Plate Glass. Auto..5
incuranco.

Real Estate. Route. Surety. Bonds,
- Notary Public.

Tel. 845. 155 WllhlnfltOfl 8!.

 

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School Committee when the. dynamite
was found, was fined $500 in the Be-
sex county Court several months ago
upon conviction" of' unlawfully hiding
the exploslye.

Testimony 1th Brena had paid’ him
150 for “planting" the dynamite was
givgn yesterday by Donnie J Collins,

on defendant with Wood and Ab
lenux. who turned state's evidence.
liia testimony did not connect either
Wood or Attcoux with the “alleged con-
epiracy. A
‘ Anticipating that Brebn might give
sensational teetimony, 11 great crowd
tried to gain admission to the court-
room today. but the attendance was
limited strictly to witnesses, utter
my; and a low holder: or pastes in
,sued by the district attorney or the
sheriff.

Walter l). Wedge", an expert on ex.
plosives and former manufacturer of
fireworks, tentlued resurdlug the 13371111»
mite found in Lowrance. He sold that
he went to that city on January 2'1.

police. '2

From 11 1111; the witness produced
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bled the dynamite be imported. lie

 

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1912.111 examine who dynamite 11;le
A on to him at thb emery by the stale '

12111111111111 tint the sample did not
contain dynamite, and in answer to 11

oil I
inhalers in described the 11111.11 oi
distiller-ting _

arcs. 4 st John 581.. 01'518 Water St.
Call 1195-4. " AA 5 11120 3t

1l.l;,',i‘--~5Fl,1518'i‘ FLOOR. 4 ROOMS
with_;.n1fi%p9vemeuts or 8 rooms with
lhaeginbh 4 Franklin street. 1111mm,
G‘Bililin’an, 21 West street, or;

at storeflii" Franklin 5%, ‘ 11117 (it

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ofim ROOMS 1 CROSS or.
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TO~LET-3 ROOMS. 37 RAYMOND
St. improvements. $7; 3 rooms. 89
Raymond 81.. 37; 3 rooms 76 Water
81., $6; store, Steemiboat Place. in-
quire Harris and Gene, Wnter. St.

11119 3t

TO LET-«A shop on FACTORY
at 145 Water St. (11111 at 15 [South
Main Sn‘for information.“ 11119 at

T0 LET-r4 ROOM, FRONT AND
rear (illuminate. second floor, rent
810 and 39. Also second floor loft in
doctory building containing 5,000
square feet, suitable fer light menu.
factoring. . inquire at The Old Well
Elgar 00, office. 83 Wellhinxtona St: Y

 

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms.
two «baths. hot water heating system
and all other improvements For fur-
ther particulars apply at otiliie of The
0111 Well Cigar Company or on prem-
lees. 5 111251 11

‘1'0 LET—AN‘APARTMENT AT 219
East Wtahioston St, East Norwaik.
Inquire at 84 South Main St. 11121.1!

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cross-examined. .
Breen. who followed the dynamite
expert on the stand, testified that Adi
team: had asked him if he could ob-
tain some dynamite. Breed describA
ed himself as an undertaker and said
he lived 111A Lawrence all his life. He;
know both Chillns and Atteaux.

1 January; 1912, the 1111111111191 this textile

strike, he met Atteaux at the latter's

the dynamite episode. The coil lasted
the dynamite episode. hTe cell lasted
two hours, the witness said, and the
conversation was in regard to :the
Lawrence Aettihe. ’ - 5;

19.111111 it one at 11113 time, during the

Athe ‘dynamite. The witness cold he
{replied he could not, and that it W113
then auggesied that "perhaps Mr. Pit-
mun might not some "

The Pltmau mentioned by the win-

of Andover, with whom the «suite 111‘
legee Wood. Atteaux and Collins com

the night following the any that he

noes before the Grand Jury which was
investigating the alleged diuamlte
plot.

continued, and an hour later Pltman
arrived at Atteaux's onion. where ar-
“memento for setting some of the
explosive Were made. The withoutI
continued:

"Atteadx. after Bitmau left. sold toI
me, Well. you can’t do this for doth-A
1112.1 said, No, 5i will have to hire
some one to help me: ‘iiow much do
you need? he said. "Will 3501) be

 
 

 

 

office in response «to n telephone rel

He met Attosux again on January

discussion of the strike situation, that
Attonux had asked him If he could get

Aneas was Ernest R. 1Pltman, a builder

apired. 13111111111 committed suicide on 5 I l

was subpoenaed to appear at a gull-4

Atteaux telephoned to Pitmah Brecht

Mom 1511‘ him 111111 Mould h

ermun‘. 31 80M are advertisement

for epeoial 9111113.,

1111.11. A. albumen. of Wilton, Was

« :opereted am In the'NorwnlAl't hospital 5‘

111A adorning by Dr. Tracey. . A 1‘ .A

Misti KAethelzine Eleven. or the Boo
ton Store, is breeding the day in

E’New York he on «business I
Mrs. John DA- Fllnt desires The Ben-

um to statelthet she did n'ot throw
any water oil the children of 14.90111-

on, as 51.11111 i111 yesterdays issue of .

The Sentinel. A A

A number of the members of

Friendship Association. No '1, Past
Noble Grands of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, went to Daribury last night to
attend the roofs! session at the home
of Mrs. Godfrey Barthel, of that city,
and have e‘iine time to report. ‘
_ The regular meeting of the P0111135
sue Council. 110.1267. Royal Arcanum.
was held last evening and arrange
ments were made lior the council to
go into the carnival July 3rd. The
fourth game 01‘ bowling was splayed
last evening and ‘won by Ponassue
Council. The ilfth game villi be play-
ed June 3rd. men team has Won
two games bud it is thought that the
ilfth and last game will be a very in-
teresting. Refreshment! were seri’ed
after the same was played.

The Ladlee' Aid Society, of the Sllv
vex-mine Church. held a very pleasant
entertainment last evening, in the
rooms. of the church and 'lt’very lino
progran'; was rendered Misses Ethel
and Amelia Decker. of South Norwallr,
sang and played the violin. Rev. Mr.
Tankua. of New Cannon, played a few
selections on the clarinet which were
appreciated by all Miss Maud Bu-
boy. of Norwnlll song A very social
evening was spent and all credit is

given to Mien Edna Brewster. who. ”
. managed the entertainment

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It means a cool, clean kitchen, less Work, better
cooking. No wood to cub—no ashes to ‘carryw‘nb
stricken—no soot. 1’

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Ask your dealer to allow yen a New Perfection Oil
Cook-Stove. Made with 1,2. 3 and 4 burners,
cabinet top, drop shelves, towel racks, etc.
Indicator marks amount of oil 111 font. ’

STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of New York

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«BOSTON May 21 .wThe participle at the annual meeting ofthe layman's Temple tonight. Chief Jae
lieu of- William Iliownrd Taft save ad- league in Chauning Hall. The gener~ . Rugs. of the dinesachu
11111 interest witodags program at thei 111 topic of the seesion was “Purpose‘ preme court;.1SAa'n1uel L. To
Whmerlcan Unitarian Association. :and Methods of the League " Julian R Pennington, and 1 '

The former president was isslgned Mr. Taft has scheduled to presideiw. Eliot will speak
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we are geing to Pay you in Gold to “
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