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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 22, 1913 · page 3

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wnuvso - rn‘oM JUNE, MY
young girl. room and board. either in
“ Rowayton or Belle Island. Not over
$110 ism: weelt. Address 22., cars mizfisgé.
us .

AN UNMABRIED LADY. Elim-
ienced in cadvassing, scores to .40.-
with fair education, to mm and an-

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position tor right party. Reply in. own
‘ handwriting; stating use; also give
experience in agency work. No can-
vssslng whatever required. The L. F.
. Elliott co, 257, 5.. 4th so, rude. Pa.

111.32 It

chicks. RhodeI Island Reds. Strong,
utility stock. W. Santosrt, West attor-
with. Phone 59-3. ,, . 23t

table, goodco condillomIs , barsaln liar

or 54.. J Rsytuse. 6 Havilsnd 8t.-
- point agents for a high grade line or ‘
perfumes and toilet requisities. good »

Pennies; full 'Ihloorn, English daisies,
asters, miscellaneous annual and no:
rennial Ilants. tomato and cabbage
plants.- eorge‘ H Morris, Pond» St,
Rowayton. Tel. 1184. m22 at

FOR SALE-«ONE DAY OLD

son ester-enchn HAND, “15001.

prmmpt hover. Old Well H. end L.‘ ‘00,. “veniences'. in ibosh residential port or
city, wright" Inquire 22 Taylor Ave.
near ; , y“.

, t. . ".‘I ,l‘ m3? at
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. . AGENTS-SOMETHING ENTIRE-

'-ly new-Bather' 3 Smoking Outfit. Mil-
lions will be sold at beaches this ‘sum-
mer. Every man will buy one. Goods
sell themselves. Get Nady now to!»
coin money. Sample 10 cents. Charla!
L. Hadley Key 5, 366 Broadway. New.
York City. , ,, 41:22 it

WANTEHTRONG GIRL FOR
kitchen and woman for room and
table. Summit Crest ”Belle Island

mzl lit

WANTED—~41 BRIGHT YOUNG
man to work on order wagon. Apply
The E in. Holt ()0.- 486 Main street,
Stamford Conn. . mill at

WANTED—GIRL” FOR GENERAL
, housework ludsmily oi three. Address
I E. E. care Sentinel. , m20 3t

WANTED~ BOARDERS. HOME
cooking. pleasant rooms. Toms rose»
enable. Use or telephone. Mrs. R. F.
Rockwell, 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 1326-2;

I an 4 6t

WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cat-tie and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. all
to 84 {or bob calves to rotten.” H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.- 6

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BUSINESS NOTICE?

CHAS. DOPONA. 15 WEST AVE.
South Norwalk, German shoemaker
First class repairing. Also repairing
of traveling and handbags m1? 6t

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

M. MILLER ~DEALER ALL
hind-s or- secondhand bags, hurls s
and barrel covers. Special prices i‘r
holiest and ifiour ibaza. Telephone
" 1165-5. Address 102 Taylor Ave,
South Norwsllr. Conn. msgm

SEE OUR'SAMPLE» BOOKS 02‘
wall paper. painting and decorating.
G. F.,Benedict, £35 Osborn Ave. Tel.
12732. 8.25 ti

NOTICE —— PAINTING, PAPER-
hanglng, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your; wall ina-
psr and painters’ supplies "oi! Alex.

' White, 61 1-2 Eiyv'Ave. Tel. 400. Esti-
mates cheerluily given, I :28 t!

 

 

good other. race.
lrom $400 to $12..00 Iron roads and

unit. J K Finch and 00.,12 Msidi.
sou 8t. Tel. 1178-..2 m22 3t

cohoi stove, Bultnblé for host. For
terms ‘apply Sentinel Office. m21 tt

FOR SALE—«1 REAjl‘TY ORGAN IN
Oak dining tables

stresses Parlor chairs and lamps.
0k stoves and dishes. Prices to

 

FOR SALE-«TWO BURNER AL-

 

ing lot not far dram center; worth
$650. 00. sell low on account‘ of leav~
ins city. AddressM ML E. care Sen.

FOR 8ALE—A BARGAIN. BUILD

tinel. , ,» mo 3:

 

FOR BALE OR TO LET—7 ROOM

house. 35 First St. East Nemalk. In- I
quire oi Wm.w

W.Ja'yne, Wilton; Ct .
m20 3t

 

es, or would exchange tor a smaller
one. Inquire Modern Market, 15

has averaged 25 eggs a. day since last

FOR SALE—«MOST UP- TO-DATE
two family house in town, .over 10 per
cent lnvestmenth See we B. Riche
ards. 4 at. John 8L, or ’18 Water St.
Call-11954. use at

sea SALE—SAFE, 38 x soundn-

 

North Main 8t. ,' , mid ti

FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white White Orpington cockerel
valued at $10 with 50 White Orplngton
eggs for $5.00 to‘l’ntroduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
finest utility birds. One pen or 35

 

November. Any egg lntertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm, Sangutgck:it
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tor car. 2 first class building 1

EXCHANGE son FARM on no

Humor View Beach... Geo. Micheflt!
Room 5. Gazette 13143.4»! ti'

Fire, ’ Life, ; Health
Accident. Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.

Real Estate. Rents. Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.

C. T. McGovern

 

 

. mews MODERN ooonvnau‘
boot and shoot repair’vshop; All kinds

custom made wort. Fit and 00pr 4

~ lust-animal ill? Well Wnuhlnttm‘ EL

, Elm Trees
Sprayed, to Stay Green
‘ All Summer

Beaupaiu 8. Saunders

PHONE HER-8 or 2278-5: 'm

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

newsman. ,
« lull Washlnotsn no». unis.» sails.
inn. and.“ Ho '4 t:'“"’
orricennoonwrw‘s'm. n. ,

 
 

.. HARTFORD Midi £2.thl‘l B.

Ogden, trolley motocross, must stand
trial in the Bumrlor court on All!

I charms or Inasmuch“ the _
car which how ‘ ‘

“American sons

new. Thongs ind Donuosch.
BPEGIAUMT‘A no ice sew

 

Tol,‘~345. 155 Washington at.

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.wno‘usas CENTENARY. /

 

 

 

 

Richard Wagner Wsulcrn In Loipl‘lu.
Germany. May 22. 1613.

, America's~ artistic interest in the
hundredth anniversary of the iblrth ol‘
Richer-d Wagner is second only to
Germanya. . in no other country except
Germany is the work at the creator
or modern opera so generously appre-
ciated and understood as in the Unit.
ed Ethics. ,
German literature and German art
have exerted little influence in this
rounds. out not, match mu or the
line been shaped
inmlv by (insidious who ware ardent
disciples oi} Whither, banishing with

“iron; it also about um the WI:
nerlbn operas I'm usually hotter suits
and more . elaborately presented in

"Pilrsiisl" lipid is more sriistiosliy
[prod d hmdwuy than in Bay.

- » history of the Wet»
norms Music ordain, one at on front,-
not. intact the midst. liviusioonduc-
tors of Garnish opera is an 1 lion in

New York, than in any Germ my. _ .
in the opinion at unproiudiced critics. ‘ ”‘

troupe carries at late _

To LE. «AM APARTMENT AT L215
East Wuhlnstol‘i 43th um Not-walk.
Apartment at 32 Chapel street.
Inquire at iii South Mela tit. that to

 

 
 
 

 

‘l'o List-«a m Donn, nI hush
to small family, 25 chestnut St. 612.
Inquire .8 Burhank at. ,South .Nor-
w‘sik. fl. , m21 8t
T0 LET—aTWO FLOORS OF NEW
house «in Wilton Ave., 5 rooms each.
all {morovementa See Wm. B. Rich.
ards, 4 at. John St. er, 1,8 Water St.
Call 1195-4 , 11120 3t

TO LET-y-‘FIRST FLOOR. 4 ROOMS
with improvements or 8 rooms with
basement. 4 ”adults street Inquire
or S G. Bulimia. 24 West stu’eeho

at gators, 2 Frahkllu St. ‘ mil 6t

 

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TO LET—4 nooMiIsnoN'r; m
rear apartments, second floor. rent

dactory building containing 5.000
square feet,- suitable for light manic
lecturing. Inquire at The Old .Weil
Gigi-r Co. omits. 83 Washington 8:3 t!
N a

To hE‘ré-JI‘EN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms.
two oaths, not water heating. system
and all other improvements. For tor-
the portion apply at office or The
01 Well , Company or on pain;

 

 

 

 

 

TARIFF HEARlNGS CLOSE TUES-
DAY.
WASHINGTON. May 22.——The term
light in the Senate moved another step
today. when Senator Pedrose made
ready to hrlng up his resolution fer
printing and circulating among‘nlsnh-
lecturers the list oi term questions
proposed by Senator laFoilette- A
subcommittee composed of Senttor‘s
Simmons. Stone and ‘ Williams was
ready to propose a substitute list as
an amendment. Senator Simmons was

,Qut questions it the sdbstitute'i was

Sub-committees oi the nuance som-
ers. All such hearings will he eluted,
Tuesday. fienutor Stone's. sub-com-

mittee still is working over the wool
and metal schedules.

”' To LETl—I-HOUBE CONTAININQ’I
all modern improvements and cent?

and the l) d fur
sic, appreoiAted

Frederic J Kane.
piano store manna music in the at.
ternoon win a pinhole. the use of , ,

410 and 82. Also second floor iolt in ,

{and}! to agree to the plan Q! sendihg ‘f‘ ’ “mm“ -, .

mud to, ». 4...... , ,

mittee continued hearing manufactur- ',,

 

 

it is interesting to note in connec-'

permissio'tiior the women taxpayers
in The Norwallts to vote upon the
consolidation bili shall it return with
a referendum that women tax- payers
own an ungregnte total of more than

’- 87.000.000, or more than one third of

Norwaik's grand list. This is a very
low estirhate as in many instances
women own property that lor convenI

oaths. .

 

Harry W. Mather. oi South New
sulphur; Mattias, oi Norwslk who on
and promised to pay 450 one month

went to the South Nowell: Trust

 
 

turnahio ill the Superior Court. Ir'i,
{transport the drst Tuesdap in Jim

W,

 

 

MANY WOMEN ARE TAXPAYERS.;

tion with the plea Iirom the Somalia;
Eguai Franchise Leanne ,requesting'

 

lease is listed under the husbands‘

walk, has iii-ought suit for .4150 against
April is‘ms his note toIMr. Msther.‘
alter the date of the note. Mr. Mather

Company hook on May iii. and the
note was protested The tense in tea ,

 

or the we. on who were in charge “ to,

wed a access
The sconce

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

' hours. mucus
this latte‘r out:
an excellent mu-‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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wee absol oly lip [PM many pt {.9
younger pe pie donned their lull or

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Partinula ly appropriate was it that, ' I
the Norwal Equal ll‘rancliise Magus
should hav a cable at the reception,
for the red or campaign showed that
women ln io-operation with the men.
could accon pllsh great things. Many
or the prouihnen; men anil‘several or
the clergy at the hity wore "Votes Roi- ;
Women' steamers, having procured
the“. table which was so
prettily dec rated Willi purple. green

9 co ore of the State As»
i ere peper of the colors
covered memoirs and thereupon rest-
ed a vase (iii purple and white iris
blossoms 'wiith green leaves for the
completion it the color scheme “

The othei tghles represented m.
long leaguewnssoclnted in the tire es-

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this, grades and

laivanlzud lined. n
mantel lined,
,linaio stone! ed

$7 \5 to $75“
"OR!

, Nomlk Equal anohiutesguc I
* Mrs. modems A Lion. Mrs. Wal- tram the primal inventor is out
1'18er Weedlesses Elinoereeil. holding it “with the result 01‘ preventI
Elizabeth Btspleton,“ Mary Motions. , lug any other person from using the
land, Robertaodtummlcr. IPauilne :Mll‘pstented process," more than three
. MM,“ Elisabeth Sharer. ‘

ham Misses Lo Woudwdrd Anna city as the courts deem Just. , _
Hipson‘,‘ Mane hrmann and Helenl The burden of litigation which this

 

or B‘tudwell’s _ .,
342.“ng my...“ Civic Association notations the greatest ~ai‘lvantan‘e over

M“. Arthur Phillips, Mrs H. 8. the Oldfield bill and not a single case .

Lockwood. Misses Mary iBetts, Mam-'
ie‘ Sanger, Martha Henderson, Harrietl . ~
Odell Cornelia Odell Ruth Baldwin callyopposed the bill withconclusive *A'healthy mlflflklnstlnn

and Gladys Mennonite.-

MM 254* ‘0 Welles. MPS- WNW“ his big competitors to manufactures“ , . --~—-———-—-n
Pierson: ""398 WW AWL'H‘B‘B“ the second and third best inventions BE-LEGTMAN 'I'OO‘K‘I’Rl
Vibla Vosburgh 0: weather! that he has acquired his his competl ' ‘ "
.llnd Mildred Wilson. Ml? J C NEW-item, with their superior advantages
lrlrlr Mi‘s. mm. Misses Elizabeth
Mll'fihn" ”prions Welles, Clara Jae-' could soon crowd the smaller manu- lln. had a narrow esoa

801‘ of Montciuir. N‘ J. . and Alice lecturer completely oi! the market. in- last night. when it" too this
Luslt‘te‘ of mum ‘

Misses ddarle Nutter. Hitl‘flct M. iv meditate. w

0-3103? finrzumle Lane, Mill-y Bur- "In the closing dnys of the last Con- 'and mouth. at
Marguerite Rainfall.

 

 
 
 
 

 

A vigorous a sci: easiest the ,
old bill was made by Gilbert H Mon-V
“tonne. oi: New York, in his remarks on
the patent, situation. “The Oldfield
bill proposes." he said "that ii any'
applicant shall establish in a federal, .
district court that a patent miner. who ,
has purchased a patented invention

RY!“ (“u‘h Nor- 1n

Wdlk.

a .lnoud, Misses

_ ,Clesrfleld. Pa,
1)" ash Emily Rana

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United states
me'rce. speaking on “Euro
and the American Mansion
in detail one recent six oi
oi.‘ European Laws and Eu
‘ merclsl organizations ‘.
which he will moire o. rhport to
partment of Commerce.
American IManotacturers

thoroughly quaint Ithemselv,
» . 'd 9“. Mr? ‘G- ‘5 mama” ”63m owners. the foreign glaws before ests',
‘ "The excuse oilered for this univerg foreignl chess for agent _

sal prescription’Of ”PM“ is that,ps.- ‘ that'words and terms linden
€33.22???fiagfliea‘il’ffififihii’i mm mm“ in 41"“
“a on patents tool: testimony upon tries, he said ledto needless ii, .

which could be avoided (if,
can manufacturer had mualn
sell with foreign conditions

-. years alter the patent is issued, the
at fluoclfi- court shall order the patent owner to
”’tlonfl grant to the applicant a license to use

‘llma'wni E Guru the invention upon such terms or to;

 
 

proposal involves would give large cor-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M League.

.02, “suppressioh‘” was cited. Almost
unanimously the withesses emphati- __,_____ ._.._,.
proofs that its proposals were unwise. fight; an unhealthy man issn

"Millie small. independent» manu- slave. Burdockfilood sitter

0“"? 7'5“"- lecturer could h‘scompelled to license up mund‘hgauh...geepg,you we.

 

 

 

 
 
 

of capital and selling organizations, lectman William

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

16: stain or ‘pwrenting- "aunprosslon” mflinedmlililtaioi sous
inventions, the Oldfield bill would real- poison being in a similar the
‘_ Gibney was badly bigoted in tli

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Li‘sfldi if: :4; , :1,

TE ,1; ...£ 2541..

‘5‘?!

Ethan is no pursuing. No nutrition. as yet». mmmradvmlsmsnts lo the sentinel.

cclsin .
. “:th hm for I period at twelve weeks there will be inserted a pass of announucm
I ,0, DUNN.“ ‘

not word you must find «all ad. on the page was; wool: very usually.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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