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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 11, 1914 · page 11

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his is the $011: to ap-
ply. fertilizers. ’Wc' rec:
,ommehd Sheep Manure
ras 7 being the best and
. trongcst fertiliZer on the:
3_‘market for lawn or gar-
. "den. Inconvenient bags
,ofIOOlbsq 501bs., 25 lbs.

 

 
 

BUY
,‘Hazelton
Coal

«l‘

The B. Horshlrcld 81 Son Co

; QTEL. 294. 122 WATER 8T.

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COAL

icicle you by in your supply (it
Ton! for next wintcr try 11 low
huslwls from

William Efi‘ron

You will find that the coal goes
to ushcs.

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Not; Clmkcrs
and does not injure the grain.

3 ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK
i‘ei.‘ 4-H Tel. 441.

 

 

to tho one building pictorial that

14-16 WALL’ ST.
Rugs

gr tides. All prices

Carpets

 

 

I
THAT COUCH OR CHAIR NEED
NEW UPHOLSTERY AND A LIT-
TLE VARNISH TO BRlGHTEN IT
UP?

Try us. We will make it look
llke new at much less than new
would cost you. A phone call will
brim us to you.

KOHN BROS.

72 N. Mam St. Phone 336-4.

 

demands and that explains why frame houses can he built cheaper
than any other kind at construction.
but but the lumber donleranonumcturer has side-stopped this for you
by doing the dressing and 1111111111111; by machine making it possible
for your carpenter to do a laser days work thun was
years ago with rough, onlintory stock.

”There's No Place Like Homo.”

The Hatch 8r Baile

IOU’YH NORWAl/K.

The Norwalk Furniture House
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered

Rugs

l‘or wedding presents or to lurulsh the new home

Carpets

Velvet Axminstcr llody Brussels, Ingraln lI‘lbro\nnd lion, in solid
colors. and many new 11nd artistic designs.

”Mailings, _Oil Cloths, Linoleums

 

 

’M'I'WIA Fllll Lille 11:11:16 11111 F

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l of Japanese and

1 Chinese Mattings
will be found in our ”131'ch stock or

_ House, l<‘urulsl1ings.

'M. GUTKOWSKY:

At tho Former Auditorium Bulldlr ),

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87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We lmy sound-hand Furniture.

 

 

JUNK DEALER

You only need write 11.. postal

phone to W111. Effrou and you wl

Ol'

ll

get 11 ready minket for things wlich

' 1 you don't want, such as rugs, palpor
bottles n1bbcrs,sc1upiron mctnl
feather beds a. specialty, We
waiting for your cull. \l‘m. .l'lh'rcn,
Rowan St. Tel. ill.

3,
31

are

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arising? [I

FANCY BASKETS

ol’ (~110le fruits mnkc the most.
acct, Ipt able gills to luvnlids or
travelers

- Lot 115 prepay.» for mu 11 bus
. kct oi

FINE FRUITS

“ i’or' Eustcr Illlll rlcllvcr ll whcr.
V over you wish.

‘ exceptional.

0hiotto 81 l 0.

Music Hall Block

for long or short intervals.

 

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‘ li‘or tnhio us:- l‘ou will llnd lllc .
varioty and quality Ul‘ our fruits '3

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WWCW'DO‘DWWM 00- I

OPPORTUNITIES.

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added possibilities, for those who:
are alive to their chances and quick

to take advantage of conditions.

There is always a way for the con
actentlons, skilled worker to get
ahead—write a Sentinel Want Ad.,
stating briefly and cuncise'Iy your or
pei'lences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic, well
directed service will result in definite
advancement.

The help wanted columns of The

of human endeavor. Cooks, sales
people,~otenographers. maids, nurses,
skilled specialists in various linen,
professional and business experts—all
are at the command of the users 01
Sentinel Wants. .

Sentinel Wants are a quit-k action
and inexhensivo means of communi-
cation. They afford a dlract way of
curry-lug a message to thc ones who
will he most lntnr'csrod

~ Your vacnnt property
money every day. A Sentinel wnnt
adv. will change your loss into n
)l‘otlL Try one and can.

is costing

 

The ‘iaic Deposit Vaults
)6 South Norwalk Savings Bank

it only protect your valuables and private papers, but am-
. room is provided for storing trunks, pictures, rugs and
other bulky articles of value while your residence is closed

The Storage Rates are very reactor-table.

Each day brings new opportunities,l

. llccllnlion-IIl'klnu .loncs.

Sentinel carer every logltimpw lino

. 1111s
‘ not. contcst tho
1' llll‘til'L 'cs us 11 rule conic. up nt the short

I 111011111111.

; . pct nil oi the ovlrlcnco before his lltlll~| Want Advs. tor ollunccn' to find ulorej
' or.

 

STATION NAME! UNGHANG D

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has kept pace with present day

Labor is the big Item in build-

possible

 
 
 

a report to the contrary, the

 

company

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

and does not intend to

’nnmos of some of those stations, up-

 

 

omployes. This time table is the pri-
vate code, so to speak, of the railway
operating department, is for the guid-
‘uuco ol' employos only and has noth-
ing to do with the public.

For train order purposes only, and"

Rugs

Algl sizes.

 

All

Carpets

train operation by precluding the don-l
per of confusion in the transmission?
of train orders. 11 change of name was
decided upon for certain passing old-
;ings appearing on this time luble..
lI‘ll‘hono new designations of course do
" not appear in the time table issued for'I
I the public or on station sign bourds,l

LET ME TELL Y0 1nor will they be used by trninmeu in

there is nothing that will spoil your calling out 3111110,“; 11141101 [hepl‘ac
watch» or (look quicker than dirt and lien 01 the railroads to change the
Old. rancid 00.01121111011ch and "a“ names of stationil except to conform to
tion is economy in :1 llmcpiece. ’l‘lltl‘mhanges made by the post. office dcparb
dollcnto parts do iudcscribablo work mout.

nud will soon \vcnr thumsclvcs out ,ii‘ The rcusbns for the clluugcs in the
pcrunittcd to run in uccunlululing (lll‘t omploycs‘ tlrnc lublcs lio ill the fort
11nd without oil. that perhaps nowhere also in this

C H A S BR AN 1 country have the prefixes North, South,
0 .

Must, Wont. New, Old and Middle so’
1:22: :1: 1:"
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, ' . ' , ,
' . much this has bccn \t’fll‘lalill‘l] by non»
, SOHTH NORWALK- linicnl, from u prnctlcnl ruill'onrl opi'r-
W sting standpoint und from the \‘icw-‘
polrll ol‘ solely. it has bccu unfortunate
in incrcnslug tho dnnucr of confusing
cnc town with a‘uothcr i11,tl1o.truns~
mission of lrnln ortiors. 011 lllc .\‘ew
, Funeral of D T Ballard. ' llnvcu syslclu no loss than lllirly-l'our
'l‘luI. luncral 01 1111111131 '1‘. nullnnl'lmvm haw thc lu'clix l'iusl. lwt'nlv
\\ us hold this nilcrnoou from tho mor- ulnc llll‘ prcllx Nlll‘lll. lllil‘lll'llllzlll
111,-11'y 111111111111 01' 11, 1), Stnunnrd in South11mllwcntya-Iighl Wcsl. lu1uuny
.\luin strcet. licv, l‘lnn'lcs lIl. llurto H9 on (‘npc l‘oll, tlll'sc towns
(llllt‘lllli'll. 11nd inlcrlncut \\'ll5 irl ltlvcrI ““‘l villugcs “r" 0“ 3‘ “mm" m“ R lino
51110 (-mnplpn-I 11nd 1111.- llnI posing points of truins,
. boom! the chum-c ol conln:~lun arising
in truin ordcrs. ‘
'l‘llcno conditions \vcl'o l‘r'coutly clu‘
phnsizcd in 11 rcporl mudcuby llu: l'ub-‘
llc litilitlos Commission 1117 l‘onuccti—
cut rcgunllnu nu nccidvnl :11 North
1124 follows: ‘

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uutnlLs

('llh‘llS,

Funeral of Mrs. Martin Troy.
The l’uucrnl of Mrs. .\lnrtiu Troy
was hold from Riverside (‘l1npcl .\‘cs-
turdny ul‘tcrnuon, 11nd llcv, .\lr. Humil-
lon, pastor of Silvcr'rnlnc .\l. l2. (‘hnr'h.

olllclatcd. llltcrmcul was in illvur- "ML

1.1119 ”.mp1?“- “Such n combination of noun-:1 as
._..W_ North Kcnt, licnt illltl South Kcut.
I Antonio Carablttc cucll a point ullcro trnlns pass on

written truln orders. is confusing and:
liable to lend to 111isundcrstnndlngs be-l

Antonio t‘nrablttc. aged six months.

dicd all the home of his parents in l l .
”yum“, last night. The l'1111c1al was lwecn trnln dispatchers tccgrupr or;
telephonc opornlols 11nd cruploycs. l.

'thd at St Mary's church this ul’tcr
‘uoon. 11nd interment. Win: in St.
cclnotcry.

would lhcrot‘orc suggest that at least
tuo oi thcso pusslng points ho given
uulncs that will not hc confused with,
ouch other or with any others on the,
sumo division. l bcllovu it isndvisuhlo:
Ito have these suggestions cowr ull‘
railroad stations in this Stall: lit-Eon
noctlcnt) where conditions lire such
711s. to lend to a rnlsuntlcrstnndi11g ot.
1min ordcrs."
l With it view (11‘ carrying out. this rc-
«ommendotionu. the lnnnagemcnt 0t”
lho New Haven has attempted to bring'
about. not only in Connecticut, lllll in}
.\lnssuchuselts. lthodc island and New:
, York, an improvement in those corral-7
:, lions. '

Mury' s

GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH CON
l ' CERT

’lho following progr '11111 will ho rcn
dried at tho (:l'ilct' llnptist (‘ lllll(ll to
1110111111 111 3:30 p. 111.:
Opening—“School.
l'rnyor-wtl. W. Johnson.
Slnulnngchool.
llccllntlon~li‘unnic Williams.
liccltntion ----- Eva .loncs.
Solow'Sndio linllcy.

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llccitnlion—«Kutlc lloliusony.
Organ Prolndc~~.\llsn H. Ward.
llocltnti011—‘~~Anlclin Hopkins.
Solo-~~—Mlss it. .l. 'l'lull.
llccltntimr~~Alborlu Kcrlvhnd
llccitntlon-~--.\lnlhnniol Hopkins.
Sclccllon-«Mrs. Wilson.
:Sl‘lll("l.l()il~’~Ml‘S. ()rrnm‘.

Only in 11 few instances, wherc
lthcxlocal nutlrorltlcs werc willing to.
conscnt to such 11 change. have slutlonl
., numos actually been chnuucd in order!
1"“ overcome the disabilities under
1 which the rnilrond is operated. 111 “Ml
% ‘ lcthor cases the plan has boon to con-,
duo the now donlgnutions l'or pussingl

Schuliorr-«dlrs. lllxon'. points onllrcly to thc cmplol’efl time:
l’lllll'l'~-ll. ti. l-lownrd. table and in no way buyer tlloy booll'
Sr-Iuctlonw M lss V. Wilson. lntcudcd no substitutes lor the names
lll'lllllllii'wlll‘o. ll. llnllcy. oi the \lllngos nud towns themselves.

Holowhll‘b. l6, 0. Powell The now plan lll doslgncd solcly in tho

intcrcsln oi' grcutcr unt’oty 11nd l"or that

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.l llUllScWIVou watch .Scntluol Want 7 reason It In boliovcd will he commend-i

Allvs for clues to that aspired-to “hot-f td.
llll‘ position!" In tho cur-w ol’ llrlducwutcr .lunctlon
WW..— -~—~M- .‘m um 0111 Colony, which has becul
FRANK J. NARAMORE changed to Stanley. tho pcoplo of tho!
is GRANTED DIVORCE: locality approved of the change, owing:
. lto the loot tlnlt this place hurl often:
Former Collector of Customs ls Award. boon confused with liridgowutcr, in,
ed Dccrdaa on the Ground of Da- 7 the bundling of ti ciplrt 1111rtlculnrly.l
sertlon. conulgnorn irouuently ionvlng oil the
llllll)" lul’llll'l‘, Hull 0.» 111'1111l1.l. “Old “Junction." The clrnugo in the
.\‘11111111011', 11 lolmcr collector cl cus- home of this station became otloctlvoi
turns in this city, was granted 11 db March 20th. '1
\orcu lr'mn illnunn .\‘nrnmoro in tho| —-~ «~—----~—~-—w~—~
(‘ivll ltillpm‘iot' c'onll, this morning, 'by:
ludm- lonoph l' 'lnttio.
doscrllon. Mrs.
uction.

 

. Household helpers wutch Schtlncll
The ground, Want Advu. for chances to find anl‘tll
.\lnrumoro did appreciative ompioyore. ‘ l

Uncontested I

domes l’crklrls turns into the courtl
culendur [,z-lnlonn ol‘ the court. 011 ML room lulcr this morning and paid his
(law. but us thorn is to he on session personul tux nccount. thus ending tho
of tho cdnrt tomorrow. arrnugoments.c,uuos

were mudu to have the once tried this!
it took ubout 10 minutes to

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wum..- "a... MAW ..

Household holpprs’ Wiltdll sentinel:

«appreclntlw onrbloyora

Good tenants 1116 to
the advertising.

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he hnd—Jorl William lloword. oi le stroot, is}
., getting along nicely. ,1

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‘ Capo Cori Nomonolaturo Undlnurhod ~
lilo-pt for Train Order- Put-prion. J '

Summer visitors who seek root and 1'
rscroutlon on Cape Cod this summer .- '
will find on railway tickets as well as N :"'"""‘
station signs tho porno old Copy Cod ..
' names, brimming over with hrlnd and ‘. 7
rich in tho Pilgrim condition, to which 3"
tll‘oy hays been accustOmed. Despite .:
New I"
York. New Haven and Hartford. which ‘

«mercies on the Cape. has not clmug- - '.
ed the names of anyvot these stations I.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. The rumor that the railroad. regard-
loo of tradition. lutd changed the ..:

pears to have arisen merely because '

of changedwhlchtho railroad recently . '-
decidod to make in its time table for j 1-

simply ,and solely to promote safety in! '

 
 
 

 

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RSTRAM & HYAT T

Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store

'l‘lll‘dll shoppers will find UH 1‘00 dy to supply all dcmunds in 11 prompt
and satisfactory manner.

For street, and evening wcar.

THIS STORE WILL a: OPEN nus EVENING.

 

 

 

Wu:- u'o'u «'I ‘c u‘ 'I I ' . C - ‘
WI. 4 45.‘ c ‘7" J ‘ ’I ll." I .6: ~ - . .
.~ cushion. '1 ".‘f'. '5':.;'. ;:‘;. .1. .51. v... .. .. ..

 
 
 
 

 

For the. Day Before Easter

Our stock 11 lluvc boon replenished so Unit 11
rungo of choice is possible.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ladies' Suits and Coats _ N i
Lulonm-lvulsL In the newest models, mntcrlnls 11nd colors. El .
Silk Waists and Petticoats T

' Dainty Lingerie Waists
Silk Stockings

in oil the new and standard shades.

‘ Rain Coats, and Umbrellas

'l‘o ward off April showurs.

Tthamous Trelousse Gloves

 
 
 
 
 
 

c- ‘MENIR:

- - - - - . 94321159: mat-urban

«ax-(3.3.1.561

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_tCI‘ Victor

 

 

 

 

 

 

WALL STREET, 10:30 at. 111,——
.\ slightly lower level was establish-
ed 111 the opcning ol’ the stock market
today: (lull‘ 11 Small 11111011111 ol’ ordcrs
11nd conic in over tho holiday, and
ultllounll l'llorc no prcsnurc of
stocks, the support wars loo poor to
prr-vcut rot-unions wlu'n light oficrings
wcl'p nuulo. The only active trolling
was in Stool, which sold all sharply
on its monthly ll'|I(ll‘l, showing 11 lul'gc
shrinkage in uullllcd lounugzc. it op~
cnml with 11 Much cl 3,1100 slmrcs at
lil l~‘.’ to H, (‘1 upnrcrl with tluI prov—

\"llh‘

lllllr‘ closc of 02. Oil stocks \vcro
nunin ucur. .\lcxiczln l’tlrolcum lost
l and ('slil'oruln 1 11-1. llumcl) l’l’d.

row 1 SH

N. Y. N. tilt”. RR.
Timetable

IN EFFECT MARCH 15,1914.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A .\l.~~l:‘.‘llx, 5::lilx. .‘mllx, 0:119,
thinly, 7:131; 7:40. fizllx, 8:55x, ll:l.'lx,
9:37, l0227x, 10:47:11, ll:-l4x.

l’. M.-«l:0ll\‘, lzlS, 2i;00x, 3:29.
~l11l0x, 5:121; bull. 0:00x, 0:47, 7:02x,
Tzf-llx, 9:42:13 lllrl‘lx. ;

Sundays. !

.1. \_l—«l:!:'.’bx, 5::itlx, 5:11.11, 6:51}

‘10: 2711, 11:24. !

I

P. lll.-12::'rllx_ Bz-lIix. 3:00x, 5:44.

6:00x, 7:01.11, 7:12, 7:57x. 9:42, l0:l2x,‘
10:28.

W...“

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. his—4:4“, 5:40, 6:45, R:03x,
82.31.11, 0:17:11, 1010211, 1010.1, lllzfulx,
11:03. . ‘

P. M.~~--l2:l)2'.. ”1:05, 2:04.11. 3:717,
3:30x. 3:53, 4:20, 3:05x, 3.24, 0:28.
t‘: lllx 0:07, 871011, il1-l0x. 9:“, 11:15.11,
ll: 30, l2:00x. ‘

Sundays.

A. M.*->l‘1:00. SiDlix, 9:00x, 10:02x.
11:00x. l

l‘, M.—;~l2:l0. 1:02x. Ilfllilx. 3:0211,

5:04,li:l)lx,
1220011.

7:1le. Rtldx, 9:40.11, llzls’lx,

.SOUTH NOIJWALK TO NEW HAVEN

 

 

Come and
let us
demonstrate
to you the

Beautiful

Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinet

ry good honsckocpcr.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Hoosier
“White Beauty”
AMI-shed mLeudlng Mum
which is so door to m"
0111'.» in your kill-11ml you uoulll not ulvc il 11;. for doubln

pitcc you puid for it. ‘

WE SELL ”THESE ON EASY. PAYMENTS.

Illl'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL
Easter Offerings

.._._.———A

Gottlleb 3
$7 8: $10

MEN’S , CLOTHING STORE

Included in our line of

A. M‘.-~—12:2:1x, 1:171; 0:09, 7:23,
ll:lux,10: 2 11:11x, 11;:17x. . .
1*. 1:20. 3:1011 1 23.13.11 6:1 15):,
6- 17, 7: ill); 9 26x. 10" 60.1 11. 26. ., :’

Sundayl. . _ l

A Mylo 2:111, 1:,17x 7:43 9:16x,
10 19 11.. llx

1'. 111.».12: 00x. 2: 07x 1: 17x. 6: 12:1, '

0: 46 7: ill): 8: 34x 0: ZGN-l‘, l0" .10x.

Wm—

SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.

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A. lily—1:20, tlz’lll, 8:27,,llzfl9x.
P. M.-‘I-v'.l:2ll, 4:33, 6:26, ms, }
Sundays. 1
A. lli.~+lt):.'lb. ;
1'. lit-«2:113. 7:15. ‘ ‘ I
t—e:~«-—-~ :
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. .\l.-4:00. 7:26. 8:18, 10:611x,

1125?. _ I
1:134:21. 6:46. 8:110. .
. I Sundays. . ’
1A. M.»7:bb, 11:45. ,
1?. M.-‘IB:05, 8:30. .
x signifies empress.
f signifies stops on signal only.“ ‘

Sentinel Wants

Bung Results.

Men’s $10 Suits

lll‘o nil t‘lc lulrsl fabrics in St‘l‘ll,l‘li,'llllllll 11nd l'nncy; pcllcil sir-luvs,
11:1"l‘cw 1nd \Vitlc: cussimcrm, uud l'nncy gray, brown and (lurk
11:11.:I1l \vor'ntods. Among the stylus tin-1'. are tho couuorvutivc
tlu'co button sucks; tlrtI now two button modcln with roll collar
and patch pockcts: the Norfolks and scl11l-.\'orl’ollrs. :I‘llo cutirc
line in clnssy 11nd up~t0-tl1c~mlunl.c, «Ivory suit, being worth at
lcust $l3, 'und uli will be sold at oru slnndnrd price of

$10.

\i' c haw, disc 11 complete lino of

now llalmncnunu 111. 310.
B 0 Y S ’ S U I T S

In lloys‘ Suits no lmvc ulwnys boon uncxccllcll and 'l‘llls'l'l'lAll.
“'6, 211'? alluring a selection of stylish, durnhlc and tonsolmbly mic
or] lloys Suits that will surpnss in vulnc tllosc ol‘ l"olmcr yours.

' Prices ranging 11 cm $2 to $7.
\\'(-I lluvc ltlBO 1| l'llll lino ol‘ MEN'S 11nd HOVS' FURNISHINGS
nt reasonable priccs

otllieb’s

$7 paid $10 Clothing Store

11 NORTHMAIN ST, SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

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