Ave.
'aoancaRe
Nicely... burnished. oboentul
3. rooms, avith and without running wa-
ter. convoriient to bathe; loosen
grounds terse blouse. Rooms and}
. board. \ .. ‘ 11129.1»!
.1
wauraola coco minimum
man who knows something about goo
. aching end to make himselj generally
useful. Apply J R. Connors, Brook-
eide. South Norwallr. A. m28 3t
WANTED—~THOROUGHLY COM-
petent engineer. under 45 years old,
.must durnish. undoubted reference.
‘ A vats places.
91128 St
WANTED—WORK AROUND P'RL
Gardens planted. cut
grass. etc. Inquire Ludonlaue Toled-
don, 20 Hoyt St. . mil-i 6t
WANTED—T0 BUY 'ALL Kenna
cattle and poultry Best market prices
Cluett Peabody and Co. Inc.
‘ paid. Extra prices tor i'nt calves. $3
Friedman, Conn. Ave.
)
tool for bob calves to tattoo.
Tel. 1151..
. :6 tr
MISCELLANEOUS.
TOURING CAR FOR HIRE SAT-
urday afternoons. Sundays, all Atoll-
days and evenings. Price very reas-
onable. Chas. Carlson, 31 (love Ave
Tel. 323-12, mas 3t
lEiiAl iiiiiliiES
WANTEM M303TT
3- North Main St.
Tel. 845. ‘
FOR SAL.
FOR 3ALE—«BUILDBNG 9.01360 1:
1&0.“th ground, motor and sewer.
location. Will be sold at low
are. Owner leaving bewn.j M. L.
isome Sentinel. A E ‘ A that) lit
FOR aALE—OHIOK’ERI‘NB. UP
right piano ebony case in first class
condition. 'Piano cost $500 new will
sell tor $160 inert each. Address
”Milieu" care Sentinel. . c1198 lit
FOR sKLEe-‘TO CLOSE ESTATE
or late Geo. Bennett. Westport. Conn.
16 acres, mansion, cottage, other build-
ings. A1 cardition. (in Post Road.
near Soutbport. Geo. Mitchell, sale
agent. Nor'walk. Conn. augl ti
IFOR SALE—FWD BURNER AL
cohoi stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 1:121 ti
FOR SALE—«SAFlifiiB x 23 rhes-
es. or would exchange for a smaller
one. Inquire Modern Market, 16%
Fire, Life, “Health
Accident, Plats Glass. Auto
‘ insursncs. .’
Notary Public.
C. T.‘McGovern
155 Wslhlnaton at.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, so" Probate
Court. May 27, A. D., 1913
Wheraes, written application has
been made to this court for the ad-
mission to probate oi.a certain writ-
ten instrument as and For the last
will at Henry W. Iiuiiburt, late 01'
Norwalk, in said disiwrict deceased. “
Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 5th day of
June, 1913. at 2 o’clock forenoon, and
that public notice thereof Elle given
to all persons intclcsted therein by
mullblishing this order in a news paper
having a circulation in said district,
. at least the days before said day oi"
hearing.
HENRY \VE. GREGORY
Wthh3 W3I. naLthfi‘:
ii iliBB PiAYiiili
Williiiiiilli GAME ,
Gtomian’s Reckless Feels Are
Advancing Hjs Precious Sland-
' inn—His Aim o soak“
All Marks 3
’i'lE’i‘ltOl'i‘,‘ Mao sitar; Cobb ‘11!
playing the greatest game of. his life.
Never before in his career in the
major leagues has the Dixie Demon
played as desperately us this your.
ills greatest work has probably been
in the two ironies with the ’l‘thletice,
but that. was not for above the
standard he has been setting. since
a: going one " contract.
.is
Cobb's ambition is to but‘obovn .500 .
ihie year. ills sent average in .509.
which is a vast increase over‘toriner
You’re. tor the Gourgiun never starts
littlug' at: his bpst bolero July. At
his motion progress Tyros shoulder:
d.
To date Tyros Gobi: moduli about
brought into the Detroit one new
the $12,999 wbibk he: .
this section all his «w
linsctacnlar play that the 3
‘ crowds and the bitch
., 1273.2.
tarnishing in each cabins Erawii 35in! ', 3 .3
W
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS. .
207 Atlantic 8t. ‘ Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms. ,
South Norwsik Office—63 Meadow at.
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 a. m -5 9.111 Monday. Wed-
nesday, Friday 6: 30 p. m.
w smrghdhswsis may
f
’ sosmas’s no‘rrcns‘
M. MILLER —— DEALER ALL
king of second-hand bags. burlaps
and arrel covers Special prices for
cause and Floor bags. Telephone
1185 Address Jun—Taylor Ave.
South Norizeik. Conn. 1118 lm
ear. onto SAMPLE nooxs or
3 wall paper, painting and decorating. .
ti. F. Benedict. 85 Osborn Ave. Tel.
, a25 ti
NOTICE - PAINTXNO. PAPER-
hauglng. Decorating, by practical mun.
Sovemoney' by buying your wall on:
per and painters' supplies oi Alex.
White, ill 19 EiyAve. Tel. 400. Esti»
mates cheertuliy given. £29 ti
mews“ nbouan GOODYEAR
custom made work. l‘it sud comfort
mardntood. 98 West Watchman It.
MW:— wag—“w
, sues RAiLROAD roa 120.006.” E E
talcum damages brought by litre. Rosie
Tontiilo. of thin city. against the New
.Yorit. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company. in on trial in the Illnitw
oil States District court today before
douse James Martin alum it
orisdil from, ‘ W‘hdobdnd.
Angelo Pontiilo. a transmitter, killed
by a min south oi illnlcn hidden in
am this city, May its. 1919. The oldie: ct
Real Estate, Rents. surety Bonds. ._
E. BARTHOL, D. C‘.‘
" Dr, ZMilrgaiet Morrison
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds ,
HARTFORD May Elie-«Tho suit for '
To LET—FURNISHED TWO GON-
necting rooms. 'watcr. cook stove, gas
plate and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. .214 ant Ave, near do
not. . will) 31'.
To LETEWITH, BOARD. PLEA-s
out room. convenient. bay window.
To two gentlemen or man and wife.
Good table; home cooking. Rates
reasonable. Table board. Mrs. O.M‘ .
TaitE 16 Haviiand 8t; ‘ m29 3t
TO LET—«i NICE ROOM-S. SEC-
ond niloor. Inquire 19 Fort St, East
Norwalk. Ernest Groeschner. sum) 3t
To LET—AT 91 SOUTH MAIN!
St. second floor. six rooms. and at 98
South Main St. first floor. 5 rooms.
Inquire Mrs. 9 A. Youngs. 41 East
Aie; m28 3t
TO LET-51}! NICE ROOMS REAR
enable rent. Inquire 12 ('ilaestnut2 sat3 t
or
T0 LET—F‘l-RST FLOOR. 4 acorns.
Inquire 6: o. o Stillman. 94 West on.
South Norwalk. ~ ,muv it
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 319
East Washington St. East Norwalk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire at 84 South Main St. 91124 ti
To LET—4 ROOM FRONT AND
rear apartments. second floor. rent
:10 and 69. Also second floor km in
dactory building containing 5.090
square feet; suitable for light manu-
factoring. inquire at The Old Well
Cigar 00.018049. 83 Vilashlnstonvszt5i ti
. A a
T0 LEV—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 oiiioe or The
Old Well Cigar Company. or on prem-
ises. x1124 it
Elm Trees
Sprayed. to Stay Green
{All "Simmer .
Beaupain. & Saunders]
‘r-bpneue use-s «1.37“- ~
Chiropraolor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Experience. ‘
SPECIALIST lN SClENTlFG SPIN-
' {AL ADJUOTMENT.
155 Junhlnnton Stunt. Kooicr Bulld-
inn. Opp. Heyt' hostrc.
‘ . sou th Norw- k
3OFFlCE HOURS—912. 1-5. 79.
Adjustmenisitl 00 per treatment
6 adjustment? 95.09
$ M
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
. HOUSE FAILS,
DOSTON. May 29 -'~"I‘he suspension
of the Exchange firm at Charles E
Loan 9 Company was announced to-
day.
Marlee hi. Leg: andhis {on Allen
B. compote the ilrtu. the senior mom
her having been admitted to the line
change in 1890
The elder Long said that he could
not 111119145 0. statement at present or
the iirm’s assets and liabilities nit-E
cent to say that the liabilities were
salad. Th9 {shore with due. he said.
to the railing oil in the etch]. broker-
nxefininiission buslndse. '
WWW WWW
anti. moo 'rwsnrvwbuno anal. V
cesium in their them
. here today. is: climax 0:. their tjtentyu
third reunion. Thousands-oi thrbld
too feeble rods in
inobiios. are melon
extensions oi line‘s
Eimwood Just 03th!
When the bill a ending the
nuns town court charter was taken
up Mr. Sherman oi! Orange] o'ii’eriar d
tile judge 3306. u. ,‘ deputy and...
3300 the prosecuting attorney an‘d
his assistant 3590 can . The original
bill made the judge’s salaryrssl. 990.
the deputy judse $890 and the attor-
neys $600 each. ‘ '
Armory Ellis Rejected
The iodividuwai armory bill; which
the house rejected yesterday alter
adopting the general hill were brouéht
up in the senate today Lieut. Gov.
Tingler ruled that th had no pldce
there.
The bill moshing} the power or the
.‘a.
parks. and the city plan was ado opted.
as were those that dive borough and
assessment and collection at tbo per-
sonal tax.
tion of streams and tidal waters and
tions to the next moral assembly
was also adopted. A’his is a comp
misc bill for the original pollution
bill introduced and advocated by the
oyster men and state Attorney Juddon
ot Falriield county .
When the hill concerning the taking
or shed in certain tributaries oi the
Connecticut river was calledEup it was
said that Senatorlteynoids‘ol the 34th
district was sick and might'not return
before the session endedT'e-
Shad Bill Throm‘ Back.‘
:The shud'hlil in’ question was the
conference committee‘s report. the
senate having adopted a bill closing
the upper tributaries and the house
having rejeciéd it. ‘Senator Kelsey
explained that” in"order to preserve
shed in the Conn. river. the fishermen
on the lowar leutarles last session
, - I sixteen to hape those closed. cahoot-
lug that tile tributaries shove Middle-
town could be closed as a niattbr oi
fair play. The senate this time hail
indopted the bill to close all who
tarles. while the upper river men were
strung enough to have the house do
Test it. The conference committee
looking at the question of fair play
decided that it the tributaries above
diddletowh were to be once intone
. below that point should be The corn ’
mitten then drew a hill 99981111133 the
low pasacd- last nation. a lively de~
tor Johnson of Hartford. maintained
‘ that half a loaf being better than no
bread, said that it would be wrong
to repeat a good low; As the outlets
had covered the ciesiog or all streams
he thought the blame should be put
upon the house. an. Kelsey replied
that the house evidently was willing
to take the blame sedate upper
riv‘er- fishermen walk. taking the fish
' 'i‘he comma. oouimlttees report
‘wau rejected leaving the, senate still
anointiiining its attitude in layer or
closing all tributsrlss. Thin will tooth
the Iliad law on it is at present. .
new bill digesting s. ,oEtste board or
culture y‘. E-tlio titre; members or
city oi New London in relation to '
building lines. the smoke nuisance. ,
police courts civil jurisdiction over the. E
The bill giving the state board or . ,
heoith power to investigate the polltr “
requiring it to report- its recommends"
hate lolloivjed on this report. Sena,- 3
to he crucified somehow;
E, l5 3
orphanage tor onu-
3M8! 739.4119 30MB.-
ha Real-nitrite Exchanto. one or the
leading commercial organisations or
to Secretary oi Stete Bryan. asking
him to oppose the income tax section
The same appeal
Nebraska delegation in Congress.
change is that it places the minimum
income to be taxed at “.000. The res.
olution adopted says that millions of
dollars in revenue will be 1er by not
placing the minimum at 3.1.000 or less.
W
. ‘V
. \
this city. last night sent. a Amosaoge ..
oi the Underwood and bill as at pres _ 3
was addressed to all members at the 3
The ohjeétion voiced by the Ex- - '
393. good ”7'3. no" in, the best boner
" mm
our eyeglass service aeehreEs you
both safety and economy. Safetym
because the examination of your
cos is entrustedmniy to 0013-
L 8T8 Economywbeoauee we give
you the service 0:
without contain .,
i
f ’
87 Atlantic aqusrc. Stamford, Donn.
our Dentist 3
_ .Opsn not. Evan. .
v _‘ 31 tho 933931930 debt) he r173 3 A
‘couia hardly speak a word or Finalish
All the xirls and their duennds Were ‘3
, . hold tor deportation.
at for goods ,
Mm... .
oaassuoorsno cameo cacao. fiflgflfif“
CHICO. Oat. May 29-1-Orchards and era of coffee which the
alinlrn Folds oi! this district are suitor» domed .tbe Brazilian come
in; serious damse Eli-om an invested to sell 4!me its New 3’9”
cl grasshoppers. . ' 'g » helices. '
do the southern end of Butte County‘
great solar-mid are reported to be totin-
‘in‘g. \ = .
I! you can write a totem
writ; a Sentinel want sd
Glass Cabin
Yacht “Dorrl
Length over all 45 ft, 7 in.
Length waterline 401i; , .
_ Beam 9 it, 7 in!
3' Draught
Fluiehcd in mahogan y, newly paint3ed and over-
hauled. In first class condition. Globe engin .
Speed my, miles.
Can be seen at Norwalk Cunntry Club.
Full trial on application. . :33
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