Evening sentinel, Friday, May 8, 1914 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:« at floton Point Park.

. cattle and poultry. 'Best market prices

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For Sale,

Classified"
Professional Cards, and.
MiscellaneOusW

“Ads"—-¥-To 41.111, I
Business and

 

 

 

Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.

chSSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
face or Caps, Double Price.

In Black-

 

 

WANTED I

WANTED; EXTRA 11111.1’ iN ALI.
depuitmenis‘l‘or M11y Clearance Solo
10, .l. utiliutz and Co. .1118 it

 

SALESMEN WANTED-EAvltN $100
monthly. Expenses Experience 1122-,
necessary. Adveitise and take o1'dets
from merchants for slacking and chew- ‘
ting 'tObuccoLctigerettes, cigars, etc.
l-lomet Company. New York. N. Y.

1118 Im

 

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YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION. l
M’lllhrg to work at numbing; honest
industrious and c11111able.Add1'oss S.

 

 

Connecticut Ave; also live r,ooms

i rent reasonable.

TO LET

TO LET-- .’1 ltOOitltS, LAM-E GAR-
den and a number of fruit tr,ees on
23
inquire Mrs. it. 'l‘arim'.
Ave, city. Tel. No.

1118 Lt

Elizabeth St.
102 Taylor

1105-5.
T0 LET—LOWER FLOOR 01‘
house, 5 rooms; all improvements;
Adults only. 12 01‘-

 

ohard ‘81.
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TO LET~A PLEASANT FURNISH
ed. room for one or two people. in-

 

iuquire 011 premises. i

‘cabln launch. 10 II P.,

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FOR SALE

FOR 8ALE—-20 li'i‘. ii. 11":
cylinder Palmer launch -1nultogauy
finish, i'uli luvoutmy; speed 0 miles.
M. liulkiey, Sonthport. Phone 1277.

1118 31

FOR SALE—ONE BLACK 1111111.

1111; horse. sound, fearless and true.

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EAlso 35 Indian Runner ducks. Simpli-
eu & Kellogg. Phone 85114. n17 31
FOR SALE—~30 x 8 FT. GLASS

2 cylindei
cycle Palmer engine full equipment;
3 years old; excellent condition. Will

 

,1,” care Sentinel. m8 lt’quire 12 Chestnut '81., South Norwuik Itake small boat as part payment. ‘11.

, m8 3t|E. INlcke-rson. 2512 East Ave, East

WANTED—BY IlliNG iiilAN GIRL, Norwulk. n17 lit
situation at general housework. 111- i TO LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS

Quito {‘16 Raymond St 1118 tit handsomely tluinlshed house 4 Mor- FOR SALE-SECOND HAND

igan Ave. Norwalk. All modern con- lawn mowers from $1.00 up. 1‘3181‘1'

WANTED—POSITION as Booniwniences. 1111111110 Geo. L. Wood .0118 guaranteed or money refunded

flteeper, timekeeper or cashier. Exwper- ward. 1118 31' Robert C. Thompson, 5-1 First St. East

leuced. Capable of taking enthe

charge of small office. References giv~

en. Address M. 8., care Sentinel.
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INSURANCE MEN

Small as well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
cident health and natural death p011
icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic
uucu desiring an agency, liberal‘com-
mission and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. 0. Box
3155, Boston, Mass.

 

WANTED-«SITUATION AT GEN:
eral housework in small family, by
iivluuiish speaking Hungarian girl. 133
West St. m? (it

WANTED — $2,500 AND $3,300
first mortgage loans on local proper.
dies. liox 08.3, South Norwnlk, Conn.

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WANTED—FREE AND CLEAR
lots (for equity $1,091) to $2.000 intlnv
come property. Maring Construction
100., 123 Washington St. 1117 61

WANTED f—CASHIERS .1WA1NTEI)
Apply at office
on grounds iSaturday and :Sunday of-
ternoons. Clean out young man for
lemonade counter. Two checkers to
check food for restaurants. Six twain
teases for lunch room. m7 3t

 

 

WANTED SITUATION AS
chauffeur. Experienced. 'Can do own
repairing. Address F. 3B., care Senti-
nel. n16 3t

 

WANTEDw—GIRL ON. TOPPING
inachine. box department. Cluett and
Peabody, Inc.‘ m6 3t

 

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WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS

paid Extra priced for rat calves.
15,100 «1- 11.111 valves to cotton.“ 11‘.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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' "' BUSINESS NOTICES'.
' rue sou'ra Mohw’ALK 1111an
and House Cleaning 100., tBolito 81 Ly-
dopey, Props. P 0.130! 5111. :We clean
hit kinds of windows. office cleaning,
writ/ate house, building cleaning, fee-
{my window cleaning. All. kinds
cleaning work done. ‘ ‘1 meet

 

 

PAINTING, PAPERHANGING one.
11. 1911111111111 supplies. mu 11.1.

 

‘ ates cheerfully given. Trial or-
400. Alex‘dud’or
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1 ,ptovdsto styled, lowest prices. ,

‘ Offices 1311

 

TO LET—SIX "ROOM HOUSE, 14'
Meadow St.. improvements. 'Rent' :14.
inquire E. M. Tahoe, 1413 South Main
St. mi '31.

 

TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED
rooms. with or without board, all im

provements; centrally located. 9
lligh St., South Norwaik. 1117 31

 

'ro LET~1.0WER E11001! OF
house, 5 rooms; all improvements;
large garden plot and chicken house.
1'11 Winfield St. inquire of Edwin 1..
lvlanford. m? 31.

 

To LET—1N PRIVATE ,FAMILY
a furnished room with improvements.
Suitable for one or two gentlemen. ln-
quire 110 South Main St. 1117 :it

 

T0 LET--A SMALL HOUSE 1N 'l‘Hr
rear'of (i2 Meadow St. Inquire Charles
11. Smith. Tel, 1361.

 

conditionfiegglitt tide and one front
window. ‘ Suitable for factory or bowl-
lug alley as was formerly occupied.
inquire M Gutkowsky, 87 North Main

 

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To LET-«MODERN 9 ROOM
house. 13 Osborne Ave, East Nor-
twal-k. Hard wood floors, electricity,
all modern improvements. Every-
thing ln first—class condition. inquire

John 1H. Knapp. 82 Waat St. m2 of

 

fro LET~NEW ‘Two FAMILY
house,“Woodward Ave; all improve-
ments. Inquire United Grocery Co.
or W. S. Wilcox. . (120 #1

 

TO LET—FROM JUNE 113T, SIX:
room fiat, hard wood floors and all
improvements. F. H. Fitch, grocer.
118 South Main St.’ 11111 ft

 

To LET-5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
den' and a number of fruit trees, on
Connecticut Ave. Inquire Mrs R Tar-
io‘v, 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No
1165-5. . 1118 of

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lion want the best.
That’s “proper. _
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Nor-walk 111111 31111111111111.
That’s the right place.

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TBSLE'ruBAsnMEn'r, 87 :Noa'i'n :
'Muin street, 1’0 feet deep, first-class

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Norwalk. Ci‘el. 693-4.

 

FOR SALE OR TO LEI—WERY
cheap. Farm almost planted. House
seven rooms and pantry; good coudi
tlon. Large barn almost new. (‘hlck-
en coop, pig pen. Lewis Spezzaro.
North Taylor Ave. mo 31

 

FOR SALE— GOOD YOUNG HORSE,'
stylish driver. A C., care Sentinel.
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FOR SALE—— YOUNG STRONG
horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacri
flce. Add1ess 11., euro Sentinel.

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FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE,
and commodious house 12 llarilandi
St; easy terms For further particuv
lars inquire C. ‘Swartz, Old Well Cigar
Co. marfl‘v tf

 

 

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8911. 12111111111

n. in Mind n.
eon-1.

John Fountaine

will give you suggestions and call
[noted for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have donom spring. A posbpl will
bring samples to you. Pomadl atten-
tion to all work.

8 BURRIT‘I‘» AVE

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With that ten-111111 he'adpche, 'tooth-
scheor coughs, colds, catarrh. neural-
gia, 10111111110111, rheumatism. sore, feet“
burns, bruises. piles or other ailments,
when one application. of that {marvel-
ous remedy. “Beeline." will give imme-
ddlte relief, and with‘conltant use it
is always a cutie ‘ »

We have sold 1,600 Jars of 1111111111111:
in the City of Norwalk 111111115 isn't

' that convincing of its. wonderful re-

suits?

giét's today, or write saucy whither.
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ARBOROULTURIS’I‘L. _
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,F‘rank" Ciriilci. in which the condemn-

' eyery breath.

Why..Suffer.?

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Apple Trees 'l‘tunmed
Beaupam 8. Saunders 1112,

 

 

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(Coiflaueom from First Pate.)

would malts his opening address on
Monday at this latest and possibly to
marrow.

Process petiole for the defense yes-i
tcrday subpo asd Warden Clancy and ,
the nev..1w111inm (1111111111. 11111011110110P ‘
chaplain at Sing Sing prison. This
action gave rise to the supposition that]
the eleventh hour confession of “ilagt ol

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Uneeda Biscuit

A crisp, clean, nutri-

ed gunman was credited with having
declared that “Becker had nothing to
do with the murder of Rosenthal" will

be offered in evidence. Clrotitvl made' 2,0381) {30¢ Fro“
this atatoiiient1 it has been stated 111‘ c y o ymcve y-
where. Fresh in the

the presence of the warden, Father
iashln, and hisvmother anti sister only!
a few minutes before he was led to
the electric chair. Whether or not. the '
confession will be admitted is problo-i
matieal. it was not written nor signv‘
ed. and to be of value to the defence it
would have to be proved by those who,
heard it, and even in that event it'
might not be admissible unless heldl
by the coral to be a dying declaration.
District Attorney Whitman, it is
known, will contest the admission of
the confession. !

in view of the order of the commis-
sioner of corrections denying Becker
the privilege of consultation with
counsel except in his cell, District At-
torney Whitman has arranged 'for a
room in the Criminal Courts building.
where the accused, hls1wife and couu
sci may meet during recesses and
part of the commissioner of ammo ’
part of thee ommissioner of correc
tious followed' the receipt of a petition
complaining of conditions in the.
Tombs, which was characterized as a "
plot to discredit the prison administra-
t.ion Becker. according to the alleged
confession of a ?ellow prisoner, was ‘
leader of the movement.

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HQYT'S THEATRE. ,

One of the most pleasing bills as or
offclcd at tldoyts Theatre is at the 1
popular p‘iaifliouse for, the three last
days of the week. Headed by "\
Dutch Courtship" the bill is surpris-
111eg good all the way through and is
simply delightful.

. moisture-proof pack-
age. 5 cents.

 

 

 

 

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' The funnylittlename
of the famous little
ginger snap that puts
fresh “snap" and
"ginger” into jaded
appetite,” 5 cents”

 

GRAHAM Caucasus

The natural sweet-
'ncss""and nutriment
of the wheat are're-
tallied, giving them
a delightful flavor. ,
10 cents... '

presents

“A Dutch Courtship' :1
tuneful Operetta, w.lth entrancing Buy biscuit baked by
tunes and clever verses, superbly prev
seated amid grand scenic and costume NATIONAL
beauty. The voices of the four yar- BISCUIT

ticlptioits" affiniostim'eiientpimd the. p ‘
light one furnishes plenty of oppor- COMPANY'

111mm 11111111 1111111111.va 11111“ '11»quth that 119m
vein of comedy runs through 1111111 .1
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Jack Herbert and Fred Dennis are " ', '

very funny. A ripping, roaring. how—i “ "' _.
ing comedy sketch with a laugh in FUEL COMPANY SUES PAPER

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cheervup girl fresh from We Winter ing its former $51111, 1100 lihel suit
Garden is decidedly 300“ and enter against the Denver Publishing 'Com

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F9“? Dunvettea, ““10 3”" fearless Colorado Fuel and iron Company lute
fun stunts m mid air T39" aegis yesterday re-filed suit in the federal
wonderfulr'timr stunts out of the 01".court asking damages of $600. 000. The
dindry and the- whole- -ie rich.

0‘ the NEW” 01101 modern dance'en- wards the plaintiff and reckless disre
tertalners. They are. classy. ’Tomor- g‘ard or the plaintiff's rights."

row the bill will be augmented by the The action is an outgrowth of the
appearance of the Mutual Girl plc- coal minere’ strike in Southern Color»

lures. 11110:
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One great big ‘0' ‘9 that of the will News, and the Denver Times. the -

formal complaint alleged “false and
The other not 0“ the bill is that defamatory writing" with "malice to:

Lew Prices on House-1 ' .‘
. furnishings ‘51

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l. Mortimer Hoyt Brings a Novel
Suit to be Tried in City Hall
Tomorrow Afternoon

Action has been brought by l. Mor-

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timer Hoyt against Judge Joseph ll.
Taylor and Deputy Sheriff Daniel l..i
Ladrigan, the case being one of l‘orcr
ble entry and detainer, to put the plain- i
1111’ back into possession ofvpremises
at Pine Point from which. he clni1ns,1
the defendants forcibly put him out of ,
possession and detained the same'
from him. The summons was served
last night by Constable Samuel C. ire-'

land and the case is yeturnabie before Jack—HERBERT and DENNIS-BF,"
lliou. Joseph P. ’i‘uttle. a judge of the Just a couple of “Nine" 11.1 {utter ‘

Superior court, in session at the City
Hall, in this city, on Thursday next.
at 3 o‘clock, p. m.
summons read as follows: ,1
To Hon. Joseph I’. 'l‘uttle, judge of 11101

Superior court for F‘ttii'field county,!

comes I. Mortimer Hoyt. of Norw11111:,|

in said county, and complains and

says:

1.
Latlrigan. both of said -'.\Iorwaik, with-

.loseph R. Taylor and Daniel Li

out the consent anti against the will“
of the plaintiff. did unlawfully enter!

into and upon a certain tract of land, .

lying in said Norualk. belonging to;

the plaintiff. to wit:

"\ll that certain tract of land. sit-
uated in said 'Norwutk, and known and
designated as lots Numbers Twenty:
three (‘23) 11nd 'l‘w-cutyt‘our (21) on a
certain may entitled ‘Map of Property

belonging to the Roton l’oiut lmpiovo- .
W B. '

ment Company. Norwalk. t‘onn.'
1Rider. 1892} on file in the office of the
Town Clerk of said Norwaik: said lots
being bounded on the north .by lot,

Number Twenty-two (221 on the said,

map, on the east by a highway there,"
out
the south by lot' Number ’l‘1'entyin'e._1

on designated as Ilarien a1'.enue

til-.11 on said. map, on the west by a
highway tlpreon "dt signaled as Stain-i
ford uremia."

which before had been 'lnd then W115i

till.
2.

fully and unjustly. and with strong
hand held and detained the same, and
deforced and kept the plaintiff out of

the posspasiqnfia thereof. ,
'lhe plaintiff 1111111.? that protest-1 may

be leaned against the defendants lni weight and conviction than 11811111th

the manner prescribed by the statute
in such cases pro1ided.

Dated at Bridgeport.
of May, 1014. , .
I. MORTIMER i-IOYT.

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To the Sheriff of the County of Fair-

field. ,jils deputy, or either of the
constables of the Town of 111111111111,
within said county greeting:

By. authority of the State of Con-x
nectlcut you are hereby commanded
to summon Joseph R. Taylor and Dan-
iel h Ladrigan built of said Norwaik,
to appear before the undersigned au-
thority at the court room in the City
Hall in said town.o on the 14111 day or
IMay, 1914. at 3:00 p. 111., then and
there to make answer unto the fore
going complaint and be dealt with
thereon according to law.

vice, and return.
Dated at. Bridgeport. 111111 7111,1914.
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A tuneful opcrettu.

The complaint and Recently

Amusing and Sensational 1G'ymnaStp.

Music Ha

Friday——

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it a them 1111‘. taunts.

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lecture ex mun"

iiore' :1 the pinnacle of musical 111»
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'1' LOVE lN HOLLAND.
with optional
innfls anti 1::(11'01' verses, slips:
11111111111111 amid grand ‘scenié ‘
costume i'euuiy. Hear the
Reine" \l'altchs You‘ll whls a.»
continually. ‘

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'l‘wo lads who ammo and amaze.

songs that are irresistible,
of The New York .Wlnt
"lardeu.
ViNNlE BRADCOME, ‘
“The (‘hecr lip Girl." J

 

(4) DUNVETTES (4)
Fearless Fun in Mid ‘Alr,
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_ LAFEVRE DUO,
'Modern Society Dance Diversions. .

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in the actual pessesslon of the plain- i

From said day to the data of this‘
complaint, the defendants have uniaw-i

this first day ally suggest we”;

lIv v-Wiah &) ally how lunch the 160%
.and i am sure all who were to ‘ '

wliereof fail not. but make due see- 1

A, AJudge of 311153 in rior Court. for

are the very latest. We have jlrst received 11' 1111
these 11111111111111: Spring Coats, a $5 09' value . .

one-piece suits,
Rumianvblouae and sailor collar suits. ‘Md‘tcri'ais at
lyrics. pcplins, 111111111111, if 1611 and crash " '
Pricefrdm .1..11...1.................'.‘;‘15‘

are beginning .to be Worn , For he newest s"
'Whitb'a,bliwm1d . .

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The Sentinel n£111 be 111211111 to
delve letters 'or pnb‘ication. 11011.1
readers 1111 ""1' the above heading
mini and t'otht- point illnlmlihit‘fiqfl
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one in which the argument is
concentrated We do most e'mnh
Lonngindod
tlcles. we have tinserVea are In
to be tweed and are many times 1
ed. ultneetuer.

PICTURES WERE‘ OPLIETING.
Editor 0! Sentinel;€ .
Through the column‘o of your ‘

givpn by Mr. Erwin of San em
in the First Methodist En
church, were appreciated, and- 131110
They were not :only. beautiful y .
trated.,but also of educational '

enough to attend them, ogre
me. Thanks are due the lie
Wakeham. to whom, inndeut‘du
public is indebted for 1111111111111:
tunlty.
To encourage and to educate
for fine and healthful diveroio'ot
people, and to 1111111 the stan'dd
is- to be commended and 1

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The math 11111.11 sale of 1111111111
in full swing at the Krieg

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