.Cla settled.
For Sale,
st
“Ads”—-—-To Let,
BuSIness and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous.._.__._
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this
page, Twenty Five Words or Less, 25c.
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
. ' WANTED I To LET FOR SALE
~WANTED~YOUNG MAN WISHES
position in any kind of factory as car-
mentor and part of machinist. Inquire
{Plait Ave. East .Norwalk. lll19 3t
. WANTED—4w CEMETERY cann-
taker, work in Pine Island cemetery
Mondays and Fridays, Union .cemc-
tery, Rowayton, Thursdays and Satur-
days liobt Lynch A-gt. for Marble
and Granite Works, 31 Plymouth Avc.I
Telephone. '
WANTED—BY :II‘IRST CLASS
ilauudress, washing to do at home;
also man wants position around place.
Inquire 19 Church St, South
'wulk, mill 3t
WANTED—«A YOUNG MAN ABOUT?
its, quick and correct at figures.- In-
quire Cluett and Peabody Co. Inns 3t
| WANTED~FOUR 0R FIVE UN-
turnished rooms or two furnished
rooms with privilege of light house-1
keeping. Central location.
Central, in care of Sentinel
M.
Address
m18 3t;
. WANTED—FARM WORK BY EX-i
perlenced man and wife, milking
and plow also garden work, or take
garish and a little English.
Peter I'I‘orseph, 01 Ely ave,
Address;
m18 3t.
care of place speaking German, Hun-l
OYSTER POLICE AND SOUND
putlol are wanted for state servitc.
lot application for test to be held at
[Bridgeport June!) 0. $3.00 per day. Ad-
dress State Civil Service Commission.
‘iiriartford, Conn. m18 (it
«WANTED~—I'BY ADULTS, 5 0R 6
room house or part of house from
June lst. Address G. W. W.. care Sen-
itinel. m16 3t
WANTED—YOUNG BOY 0F 18,
now employed, would like to learn a
good trade, Could call after 6 p. a
Apply XX, care Sentinel.» unlit 3t
AGENTS WANTED.
We want a reliable man or woman
. In South. Norwalk to look after re-
...
uewals and new Subscriptions to Met-
ropolitan, “The Livest Magazine in
iAInerica.” The work may be done in
spare time—a few hours each week
in.
no
IF-ull instructions and supplies sent
tree. Give two references. Dash 14,
Metropolitan Magazine, New York.
.No investment or bond required,
WANTED—YOUNG - LADIES ' T0
enter the training school for nurses
at the New Britain General «Hospital.
New Britain, Conn. For full particu-
lars address the superintendent of
nurses. mm In
WANTED—410 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
bald Extra prices for M calyec.
16. 00 ilor bob valves to fatten. H.
I‘riodman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
FOUND
' FOUND - A’I‘ TOKENEKE,_ a"
email soow about eight feet long. Ap- ,
ply at.Box 6, Rowatyon. Conn. mlii 1t
fiOUND—S'I‘RAY HORSE lBAY
and man, high header
and no
shoes. Owner may have some by
relational
Nor- -.
‘ 9
‘ {Liberal pay for whatever time is but 10"
previous experience necessary. "
uI-las blister oIn '
, inside of hind leg. Very thl
proving property, mvlflntofthehd»
TO LET-- HOUSES, F LATS, STORE,
barn, carpenter shop,
with power. Small cottage,
Norwalk, South Norwalk
walk and ltowaytou.
Raymond Bros,
East N01-
(let our rent list
m1!) at
TO LET~IIOUSE, CORNER 016‘
West Ave and Orchard St. Ten'
moms and bath; also apartment.
ply 'l‘hursdaIIyI and Friday. Inlil 4t?
To LET~—il ROOMIS AT -1 CROSS
St Rent $12. 00. Inquire F. D. Law-
ion,171 South Main St, m19 3t
.To LET ~ ONE FURNISHED
'room or two or lhree unfurnished
,rooms. Inquire of S. G. Stillman, 24
West. ‘St, ‘ ml9 3t
I To LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms. Two connecting or single
rooms. All improvements Address
lD. J.. care Sentinel office. m19 3t
'ro LET—TWO CONNECTING
furnished rooms, with bath, central
location. Address, A, in care of Sen-
tinel m18 3t
l
TO LET—IS'I‘ORE AND FIXTURES,
centrally located; also six nice rooms,
all latest im-,provements and other
rents. Inquire 76 Washington St.
mid 3t
TO LET-5 noon APARTMENT.
All-improvements. Rent $15.00. 72
North Main St.‘ inquire United Gro-
cery Co. 11116 at
. W
“To LET—JCEN'I‘RALLY [LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of, three large con~
necting rooms; will be painted and
Ipapered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. n115 ti
TO LET——'I‘0 SMALL FAMILY
' bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from 'June
1st; rent $20. or for sale on party
terms. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
. m12 tit
TO LET—5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
den and a number of fruit trees on
Cdnneotlcut Av.,e also this rooms, 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov.
. Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
1165-5. n18 tf
TO LET-«BASEMENT, 87 NORTH
Main street, 120 feet deep, tlrst~class
condition, eight side and, one tront
win ow. Suitable for factory or bowl-
ing alley as was formerly occupied.
Inquire M. Gutkowsky, 87 North Malia
St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Know Thyself
WORKMIN’B common-Ion.
LIABILI'I‘Iv, minnow, 100mm
.0
INSURANCE.
storage. '
mean ~
F0 R 8A L Ew'l‘l‘ililfllil
visible writer. All good
ICuII be seen in Norwalk.
1 I-llolmes, Rldsoileid Conn.
T Y l‘ldWlil’l‘.
Innnui'actory ‘ era for sale, $9.00, $15.00, $25.00. One
.Inachinea.
lrving
ml!) in
FOR BALE-OPEN
ft., 6in x5 ft., liln.;-i
engine, good as new Schebler caIbu
AP ,rctor, magneto, complete inventory of ‘
For pIice, etc, address
Iniil 3t
accessories.
I130): 123, Rowayton Conn.
LAUNCH. 22
-H.P.1larker
Aycondition. 14 Meadow ‘St.
FOR SALEwh‘ORD RUINABOUT IN
mid" 3t
tlce. Address it, care Sentinel.
FOR BALE ~ YOUNG STRONG .
horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacri-
m2 tf
Co.
BUSINESS NOTICES
all kinds of windowa, office cleaning,
private house, building cleaning, lac
tory window cleaning.
cleaning work done.
~ FOR SALE OR RENT—LARGE
and commodious house, 12 'Haviland
St; easy terms. For further particu-
lars inquire C. SWartz, Old Well Cigar
omui'28 tf
THE SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW
and |House Cleaning 00., Iiojko & Ly-
sobey. Props, P. 0, Box 516. We clean
All kinds
Inli 6t
.wm
Thelma}
“ The Range that . ..
. Makes Cooking Easy
Glam Parlor Show, him-Ion or Boiler for mm
m Iolld ‘
.. ng-ésfiaw‘mwt"? ' '
Collins Co.
Non/all!
museum.
continuance of his story. The clash
between Attorncyfleneral McReynolds
and the commission over the taking
of the Mellon testimony and the seem-
ing expectation that this would be
brought into the hearing, heightened
inte‘l’eat in the proceedings. Mr. Mel-
leII reached the hearing room about
10 o‘clock, accompanied by his her
sons! attorneIéJ. W. ll. Crim. The
former New lligyen president canted
a large box of‘ private papers and;
memoranda.
PAINTING, PAPERHANGI‘NG, DEC
crating. Painters’ supplies. Wall pa-
per, up—th-date styles, lowest prices.
ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
9......- .-._.._ ..... m ”mu—N
NOTICE.
guaranteed for 15 years.
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because the}
save money
HENRY A. H EGELEQN,
. AuCtioneer
and Real Estate
rnpasaoun 1406-2
m ~—.- win—‘1'—
IR. IELLEI TELLS
MORE OF Flilllllllllil
(Continued from First Page.)
l‘i.
.‘ , .'
dlnary deals which are said to have
lions of dollars, Mr. Mellon when .in
reveal every fact in his possession och-
nerning the Intricate stock manipula-
tions by which the New Haven ac.
details of the various «sanctions.
but. the names of persons Who pro
mated and profited by theta. 1.]
It seemed unlikely today‘ that any
of the directors of the New Haven; ao-
shined nine to have knowledge of the
alleged espioitat n of tho"’Now Ha:
intimates cheerfully given. Trial on
Alexander
mid 0f
1 have it at last. What? 'l‘in for
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
Wise people
141 Wash. 8!. Phone 110012 or ”3
Wm H. Guthrie
Assurance haw been given the'com-
mission by Mr. Mellon that he would
lay bare the details of the extraor-
cost the New Haven stockholders milv
the, witness chair last Thursday in-
' formed the commission that he would
quired some of its subsidiaries. He
promised to give not only dates and ~
for the examiligtlon about to begin.
“1 am ready“? to go forward," said
be “but therei“
cost about of tiny testimony.” I
Mr MGHWIG It brief talk with,
Examiner Carl Gartner, of the com~'
mission, before Conlmisslcnrr Mc~'
Chord and Chief Counsel Folk IIrrII
od.
i“ D. Robbins, genral counsel for
the New Haven accompanied by his
counsel, Homer 8 Cummings cIameI
in slIoItly adter Mr Molten arrived
was a sprinltnulg of tallied" i
r t
‘ l
about to: 30.
the Northern Pacific Railroad?" was
the first attention but to,liir, MellonI
by Mr. Folk.
"Six years.
“How did you become presided"
"I was asked by .l. P. Morgau'to be-
come president." said Mr. Mellon,
.Mellen then testified that \lr
Morgan called him on the 'phone and
that the conversation was about as!
>
follows: ' ’ ‘ Ii
“ ‘1‘qu you Mr Mollen?’ ‘
"'Yes.‘ , - . '
“ ‘Can anybody henr?‘
N “no! I I
"‘Wiil you take “to Northern Pie,
cltlc presidency?
“Yes!
" ‘Loavo all the details to me?
“'Yes. I'" .
Two or three weeks later, Mr. M t
ion teatiiled. he became president. He‘
did not know when he took oldesth
on, what. the salary would be. He
added that he knew it- 1'would be all
“Shh" “ ‘ ‘ ‘
"While younwwe' president of the
ortherii‘ Pabitlc was the inatte‘r .‘gct
the New Have; presidency taken up?"
Mr. Folk asked.
"You Mr. Morgan told me he would
tannins me president of the New Hui
«Van.» o.
’As president of the New haven.
n W 4s
dent. "
that. Kat-n, Loeb and Company,
New York, would be glad to negoti-
ate $12,000,000 of bonds to be issued
by the Boston and Maine.
"Did you give Mr. Schiff opportun-
ity to bid on those heads?"
“1 think not."
“Why not?"
"I think it was considered that the
He seemed comb: .seri bonds, were satisfactorily placed else-
iwhere. ()1 course i l ‘ld no authu
personally tdplucn hondu
mittoc.‘
"What would have happened i:
you turned over these bonds to Kuhn,
Folk asked.
“I should have felt that l property
was ilr.
Leah and (‘mnpnny‘?“ .\ir.
imight haIc been disnisacd"
Mellon a emphatic repiI
Contciniug a hit or bond trnInsa it
Mr. Mellon said. ’
‘Kuhn. Loch and Cmnpany licughi
Among themwo hundred spectators a large issue of our bonds—«tour per
contamon a five per cent. lnsls.
Mr Mellon his called to the stand that know wileihei they made money
on that transaction or Inot.
chances.”
“Was that arrangement with Kuhn,
iloob and Company made with the con-
sent of the Board of Direcths?"
“Oh, yes," said Mr, \lellen,
red in the transaction."
"Who was the rrul power in 'thc
hoard. ""
"All directors had the some such
ority. In the first instance, the pow A .‘ii.~l:20x, 5,31, 5,4,), 6:00.
or was in the finance committre, UlUl , ,. _ _ . ,, - ,.. , -
' inmx .‘in, I241), 8.l.x, $.oox, 9.1.13,
in the executive committee and final- , - ' _, - ., . -- , . ‘
l in the entire board" 91.5., 10._’ix, 10.4ox, lint-ix.
’ 513?] :lle, l:lS 3 : Fax, .1129
"Now," suggested Mr. Folk. "how P‘ '
' shares be placed in my hands so that
he might not have to deal with
corporation. That was natural "
I "As to the exchange of this stoc
continued Mr Mellon, “an impression I
is abroad concerning the due bills I? 3:5” I9 ”“5. 10 02 1:,
gave that is erroneous. I think I gave ,3‘03
due bills alternating about $20,000.
totalling about two dozen due bills.‘
«were "1950 due bills presented ‘26 01K 6: 0?, audit; 9% ‘0‘: 9: 4‘. 11: I153, I ,'
subsequently by persons whom you
did not know? ‘
"Rea," replil'yllx M.
Gall presents
don‘t think (my club was paid in
Mr Folk presented a telegram fIcnI
Jacob ll. Schitf to Mr. Mellon, saying
That. was
nothing I can to e within the pawn of the finance com-
I 110: 0 papers oi
"How long were you president or they (“(1,113 they were taking some. Standnxd
"Mr.
Morgan and the entire board concur-
CATHOLIC NEWS.
May devotions will be held at St.
or is expected that a large number will
be present.
Tomorrow afternoon a Polish priest
will be at St. Mary's Church to hear
confessions from the Polish members
of the parish. .
Next Thursday is a holy day of obit»
gation and masses will be held in St.
Mary's Church at 5:30 a. In. and 7 a.
m., with high mass at 9 a. In. Devo-
tions will be held in the evening at 8
o'clock. ‘
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATSICHEIAP.
NEW YORK. May lib-A seat on the
Stock Exrhange sold yesterday for
$15,000, a decrease of $5,000 from the
last previous sale, and $10,000 under
the highest price of the year.
ly
ad
0“. “Jack“ Rose. it is said. snowed no
disinclinaticn to testify at the second
Becker trial. Why should be? It is
seldom that a platform “lecturer" and
l motion ,PlC‘W‘ magnate can get Ian;
min: it free advertising in the big newfi
the cou‘lry;~—Bridgeport
N. Y., N. ii. a HR. R.
Timetable
lN EFFECT MARCH 15. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
«helix, 5:122, 5144.0:00x,6:47,7:02x
did you happen to get the 8,000 shares 7:31,“ 9:4,,“ 10112;
of New Haven stock which was to , _ Sundays
the ”Swansea for M“ ”"2“” A. Iii—42.2%. 5:33x, brilx, 8:54,,
ustcok‘i' » .... ..
I “Mr Byrnes former poucé i‘nsoc . 10._.x, “”4" ~
' , ,N i. k. R, ,1 I ‘u‘, r. 51.42503: 2:i4x. moon-5:44.:
or o ew or as e In 10" 6:00x,7:01x, 72,2 .7.
37 xi, 0542', 1042):,
10:28. ' " ‘
ll.
‘9. .~._.‘., ‘
k. .. New YORK “to scum nogwaaw,
A. III-:4 lax 5-in-1 m
P. M-l2t03,
I 3: 30:. 3: 55, 4: 29, In: 952K "5 2‘,
11:30.12. cox.
“ "‘” ‘ Sunday: I
to“ 'Y;
:00it
Fl, M. ~12: 10
I:9‘2I:l,I .'
’13 1?. 00V;
scum ’uorw kroi‘ Iii/v up?
, 7. 3, '
:i’ a 09.3;
In order on ramp;
altered bszn Folk _
\Mary's Church tonight at 8 o'clock It‘;
. Frcd ll.
n: 8: ll ,
"“A." ti.:-—~6 oo. 8: harmonic 10: 02:.
To the Boo rd of County Commie
era of 1' niriield County:
I hereby apply for a transfer
license No. 92 to sell
lntoxicating >I.iquors.
Rhine Wine and Cider trc-In Mic,
rMcGinty, at 220 Washington stree
Setphcu Selby, at
street Town of Norwalk
The proposed place of businea
not located within 200 limit in a
rect line of a (hnrch Editing or
School- house, or the
ing thereto, or any Post-office, Pu"
LibraI y or Cemetery.
Datrd at Norualk, this 11th (la
MAS. A 1)., 191i
statues sense.
I
We, the undersigned. elect rs
defiend by law,
Town of Norwalk hereby end so
unification of. ‘ ..,( above named 8
en Selby -.or such license and
severally certify eat-h for bruise
we are taxpayers owning reai'e
situated in said Town of Norwal
taxpayers as
Dated, at \o; w nlIliI,
May A [1,1914 ’1'
John Oldcnschlger, John W S
(‘mlemcn Jchn Rede
Ashworth.
I hereby oeItifI that the who?
cd cndorsers are electors and,
are, as defined ”to law of the To
ANNIE E. SMIQ‘H‘
Assistant Town
Notwalk.
llatd at \‘orwnlk.
May A D. 1914.
um: 19
_ Sentinel Add
IIWill catch ii
In
:‘IttetitioIl :
and attire ct};
One '-
New
spirituous
Ale, Lager .
90']
cal
Washin
premises peril
Applies
“iii Inn on
this not
9.
sum
Norwalk Chronicler