Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
N ants!
Miscellaneous
“Ads.”—To Let,
Business and
face or Caps. Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on .nls page. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
i‘hree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
FORBALI. TO LIT.
' TO LET—FIVE nouns new
reasonable. Good location. F. How. 35
Cote street, liner .\'orwalln. 1’29 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP. liOL‘ie‘tEllOlJD
l'urllltu «1 oi \ieadon street 1:5 3t
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FOR SALE FINE .\IEAT MARKET
furnitum Inquire at .\o it School St,
TO LET—SIR ROOM FLAT, STEAM
heated, all lnlprotenlenls. .\lrs. F. H.
Norn'al'l: 128 3t
. l-‘itt-ll. lls South Main street, South
u— —d ————-—-— .———————— . _ _ . -
on SALE HOUSEHOLD FL'lLVl- “m“m' “3 “‘
ture. Also several gross light green —
bottles for Sue Cheap George A TO LET UN}: SIDE OF IXH'BLE
Clark .\'o. lo Union St. f"9 .5t house at .\'o 2 St. John stree, East
. _____ __ _'_ __ .\'orualll. Six rooms and bath, all im-
FOR SALE—FAMILY MOVING movements. rooms newly decorated.
Apply on premises. f2it 3:
'out of town owes balance of 8129, on
I hand~ome upright grand piano. It
is )‘Wh for balance. Write The‘
Gibbs Piano Co. 71- 73 Main street.
fining‘taid. Mass. (30 years in one lo-
TO LET MARCH lST. (‘OT'I‘Atli-l,
Cl Spring street. ti roms and all im-
prowmonts Inquire B. J. Reynolds, I
llavlland street.
potion 3 I19 1m
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7m SALE—1915 cnnvnourr' 7° LET—“003‘s 0‘" “CO-“D
m self-starter 19” Overland'fluo' 33 Osborne. Rooms, 7 Thomas
roadster 19“ Buick touring 19" street, East Norwalk. inquire Raymond
in Ambler, Wilton, Conn. m 3:
Hanan touring. Wehrlo‘a Gang.
ll Raymond St. South Nowalk. mam
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BURINESS NOTICES
TO LET—NICE LARGE FURNISH-
'i
. housekeepng. Private family. 68 spring
“street.
a. wanna, '1. mil lam enl _
“In NONIIL ”CHI... Hm“: To L‘T—BUNGHDW N0 31
pa Sundries. soul sold nd mm linealn avenue. 0 rooms and bath. All
hart ropairing. Baby W '0' improvements. Rent 820 13‘1“". °'
m We do vulcanlslng. Prices roa- 'C E “on, 4‘9 If
“able
TO LET—ONE HALF HOUSE.
-LAOIES—Tfln NU eats CORSET, wm side of it onion areet. Seven
hath. pliable stay giving contort and ; rooms and bath. Steam heater. aloe
support. Elderly people and those anf-‘trlo lights, all new, gas range connec-
Iu‘ingfrom‘ surgical operations apecia'v lion. Newly painted interior and‘cx-
bod. Special prices through March. tertoru New up-todate plumbing. Rent
Ina Ll'lian Reynolds, 64 Winfield 8t, 20 per month. Possession at once.
M Nimalk, Conn. Tel. 241-5 f2! In The Hatch & Bailey 00., 29 Marshall
-imeel. south Norwalk. ii if
___ LOST TO LETwTWO THREE ROOM
LosT,-an i K FAG-I floors and two four room floors Im-
tory and J. & J Cash factory. pocket- plotements, electric lights and gas.
book containing sum of money and re One minute from trolley. ten minutes
nary beads Finder D108“ return to. frolll depot. Inquire 84 Woodward ine-
Sentinc office and received reward. IN“ '1‘“- ”06 12 it if
LOST»‘A CIRCLE BROOCH Bill To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
tween the Methodist church and Rotoni at 55 and 57 Spring street consisting
nvenue..li.owayton. Please return to of five and six rooms with improve
Mrs. M. P. Baxter, Roton avenue, Ito-int -nta. Inquire Mrs. R. anlov, 1 6
Waylon. m at‘Grove St. Telephone lass-l2. I-‘2-lt.
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FOUND. To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT OE-
, ___ dar street: improvements. I emcee.
FOUND A GOIlD PIN INQIIRE Washington street. Inquire\ Samuel
'K' (‘0 Sentinel. 1118 if
I29 1t Roodner South Norwalk.
I
»_ I - To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL Ili-
HOYT S QPERA HOUSE movements 1 l- 2 acres of land bil'n.
MONDAY EVEN'NG' MARCH 6' 1°16,chlcken house, fruit trees. small cob
iA SERIOUS PREDICAMENTItage on premises. Rent :80. Gregory
A mu lcal comedy in two acts. Pro- Bouletard. inquire Dr. Bohannan.
bented by ionrt laurel, Daughters of 64 am", "I“. 81 Phone “0 IIIO u
Castile. and Court Laurel club. Direct J
ed by John W. Sculley. i
An evening of music. aonO. comedy:
AFTER LAGRIPPl—WHATY
F'. G. Provo, Redford, lnd., writes:
ed room. All conveniences for light,
i
i«and SELL that used article.
WANTED.
WANTED—FEMALE OPERA’I‘UIN ‘
on Singer power sewing mlthlilt’n to
park on l‘alllcOflIS. tlood pay and
steady Work. Apply to D. L. Harris,
33 Washington street. Top floor. [28 tit
WANTEWEXPERlDNCEII Gliil.
and men operators oil Singer swing
trat-hlnt-s Also button seuers and
girls for all around work itl I‘dt‘Nll‘} t-l
Burner .3: Day street South .\'Oi‘ualll.
flit tit
WANTED lrh‘l-X‘ONI) HAND ill-
i-yt'le. Also a second hand frame.
.\Illhl be a hargaln.
avenue. Tel. 24314.
Nichols, 2H. I’fist
f2Q lt
WANTEDrv-A MAN T0 DIRECT A
tllree1act drama. Answer by letter,
stating price. References required.
Address Stephen W. Ilengyel, 53 Bou-
ton street. (23 3t
WWANTED—BOiS OVER 16 YEARS
of age. Lounsbury, Mathewson Co.
f28 8t
~—
WANTED EXPERIENCED GROCI
Good salary to the risht
‘J." cgo Sentinel. (28 3t
cry clerk.
man. Write "
WANTED—(“Rb NR GENERAL
housework, ilr. Blind. 179 East are
nue, Norwaik. m at
r
waurEo—novs I-N MACHINE
shop. Apply Neptune Hardware Com-
puny, 66 fort street. East Norwalk.
m at
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WANTED—AT oxen, ABLE-3005
llcn .\an non my on NIGHT
WORK. APPLY THE .\'ORWAEK
TIRE AND ‘RI‘BBBR CO. I26 3t
WANTED—«OPERATORS. EXPER-
ienced on Singer power machines.
Week or piece work. Also girls to
clean cotton. Good pay and steady
work assured. Royal Manufacturing
(‘0, 33 Washington street. - Iii (it
WANTED~A 0001) BRIGHT.
smort. active boy about H or is years
old. Can find a good position with
M. N. Mayehoff a (‘0. Apply quickly at
the factory, Ir. .\ierwln street, Norwalk.
us if
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Bespprices
paid. Best prices paid. for calves. ii.
Friendmntl. South Norwallt, Tel. 115l.
Sell it
through Sentinel advertising just as
other merchants sell things.
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”"1 “wk" "An attack of lagrlppe left me with a
Reserved aeata ........... speenta severe cough I tried everything. I
Seats can bereserved at tlle(.llfford|got so thin it looked as if I never,
drug store. south \‘orwalk and Devin
I Hartwick's drug atom. Norwa
fiarch I, at 9 a. m
lir. would get well
of Foleya Honey and Tar cured me.‘
I am now well and back to my normal
__‘- ___ --.-- -__ _-__,,__ Weight." A reliable remedy for
- icoughs. colds. croup. Sold every-
where.
.. “VAUDEVILLE”
Finally. two bottlesl ‘
it In Its superior Element
. ! Will Be Presented at the
PALACE
The Home of Entertainment for the'
gREGENT
Offering Picture Programs Up to
whole Family /- , a Standard—Net Down to
x a Price
Tim, Friday IIIII SII. j Mat. 2: 15. Ev’g. 7: 15 and a.
J 1 , March 2, 3' 4 All seats ......... 10 cents
Ii Another Mug 3m Boxes and Lodges ...... . .. 20 conic
‘ Positive Presentation of. TODAY
_ Dir. Porter Emerson Browne's,
Vaudeville Triumph. '
“In and Out"
3 Comedy in Three Scenes, \Superbli'
Interpreted by
WALTER S. HOWE
find a Large Company of Competent
4 Artists
SPECIAL ADDED FEATURE
Ned Wayburn
Theodore Roberts in Paramount’s
.Puddin’Head Wilson
TOMORROW:
Mr. and Mrs. VernonCastle in
their Own Play.
“The Whirl
of Life”
A distinct photoplay triumph. .‘ H
CLUETT, PEAIODY C0., iNC.
WANTS—
." EXPERIENCED ornnsrons on
[power machines.
! BOYS.
GIRLS EXPEIUBNCED IN MAKING
tpaper boxes. Also learner. Learners
paid while learning.
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ON THE BIG FLOOR
AT account's HALL—1.
You can have a Jolly good time
if ylu can walk you can
LEARN To ROLLER OKATE.
Open evenings a to 10:30
Refined Management ‘
Management of Harold Ohea
,i t'
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PM“ spacial nuatc ' . 5
"“The Hotel Lassies” ........'." STORE
fin Elaborate Musical Comedy; with a Metro presents the Dainty Mary For Rent
, Chorus of Broadway Beauties “9' W‘“" as .
4.. momentous-1. ~; ,. .. .- 'MWWUW
_, J . -. .- w. u ms» . LJMW‘M
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'l'ne (-oronor calls attention to the
‘Inol that the two trains lett New Ha-
"I‘ll three minutes span and com-
Elllrlm to the attention of the Con-
ILI‘t'lItul l’ul'llir UIlIlller i‘tlll:rtll.~sion
“and to the proper othclaiskot the rati-
l‘ an tolllpaul the suture! ol' the spac-
‘bunt-hing“ oi il'ltllls. to lake
'sutll .lt-lloll “as lIlP) shall deem con-
ttnt-m to the safety and the Int-5 of
[lair-Illlfl public "
’1' Le finding is magic on the death oi
Mich Susan llyland. ot' Illlr city,
1ill,: and
who
“a: t‘l'urht‘d to death til the wreck.
Atttr referring to the sending out
at the two trains from lIlIr t'ity. three
n-l.lt.tt1s apart. and the braking oi
busting of lhe all hot-e on the e\
pltrr which stalled it a tulle and I I
ll.l.'i nest of the Woodlnont statlori.
file gtlmabaek of a tlaglnan from the.
I not» with torpedoes and in e~ to
plotett the rent of his train, and heidividends
i arilllll: lnlo it of the extra tralll, the
it ltIlilL tonilnues:
i “As a result of said tollislon (w.
p. w‘ellgvlrl the deteased being on“,
who were on train No. 79 (the ex-
pven). together with the enginecrr. l. lIi
fitenmn of train No. 5 (the colliding
pitta) were instantly killed and a
fo-nlet enlpioye of said company who
ans upon the engine. Four otht-l
passengers who were removed iron.
the wreck died subsequently from in
jurie‘ received therein; and a large
number of p'assengers were more or
le: 5 injured."
I'efore colliding with train 79, the
u oner say,s the engine of train No.
i. Sli’Ui'k and killed F'lalrman George
ll. 'I‘ourtelotte. of train'No. 79, who
“in the faithful and loyal discharge
of his duty was eadeavorlng to stop
Hill“ No. 5, and who at the time he
will». struck was about 600 feet in the
tear of his train. apparently endeav
olllly. to place torpedoes upon the
Nflf'I‘ as a warning against the no
match of said train No. 5."
has on its New York division a sys-
tem of automatic and other signals,
for “safe operation" of trains, that
the .\lKIlIIl! installed about two years
in.- I, are regarded as elm-lent and as
drpendnble as any yet devised, that
tl'l the morning of Rob. 22. the signals
title in good working order. and that
the engineer of the extra. "proceed-
ing at u rate of speed estimated to be
from forty-live to fifty miles per
tour. passed a signal set at caution
it! which he should have slowed down
ltIIII that lit ,a point still further west
time persons were observed lo the
engine cab. one in working t'othes.
Occupying the engineer‘s sent,one not.
ill working clothes. occupying tho-lire
it ill) .1 seat. and a third man in work‘
log garments standing heat“ the fire
it ztn s seat The finding tontlnues;
“i find that within a second or lwu
btf’llt‘ engine kttathed to [ruin No. .-'.
,colnu‘ed with the test of Latin No. T'l
{the emergency brake was ltpplied in
IraItI engine of traitl .‘o. '5': and that
fine appliance of brakes was noticed uy
!t~:l one on said trnin No. 5 front th)
E m» It left the New Haven yard until
lvtr time said emergency brake w.“
.tpplted just before the’ collision
"I tlnd said train, No. 79 and No. a,
left New Haven three minutes apart:
that the delay occasioned to train he
79 by reason of the burst or broken
air hose was three minutes. yet not.
vclthstandin this situation, if the nu-
ocrulrcd. as said signals automatical-
ly spaced said trains about one little
aptrt.
five to fifty miles per hour would cov
very quickly and would allow a flag-
traln should not enter a block accn
stopping before passing a danger sig
nal located at the entrance of
wtth‘caution aud‘under’pestcct
troi. as ‘the way is seen and known it
be clear.' '
“l to
.4
nal. Hadtheaarulaa
poaatblo not only to have prove
the rear end contain with train No.
19. but also to have obviated the-illi-
h‘ “#1 m 3”; TM .54" m
“pledginwram
an m'm'umam
cum. pronoun. , 1 new
in coroner finds that the railroad,
‘ you would have found one
tomatlc signals were obeyed, I am ME:
the opinion no collision would have
"i an‘ aware a train traveling lot-ty-
c.“ the distance comprised in one mile
lman but very little 'time to'leave and
Iproperly protect his train, yet if sig-
nals were observed and obeyed, one
pied by a preceding train without first
said
block, and having so stopped. the
following train should only proceed
er ilnd an engineer passhlg
a slgna set in a cautionary position
should, under the rules, proceed with
caution and be prepared to stop he-
' fore passing the next succeeding alg-
‘ observed
train No. 6 would have been running
at a rate of speed making it entirely
[road oinclais oi aald loinpany to take
Isuch action as they lulu. deem con
(rut-live lo the stately and 9e lives of .0
the trawling public,
"From the Irrllliloll)
Ilt'illtr‘l. I am forced to the conelmiorl
and i so find that said death was.
Cllllred by the next-1N. omission and‘
cu‘elennness of the engineer of said
en: :ne ol paid train No in failing
to proptriy ohm-rte said signals alld|
to obey the I'ldlt‘tlllolle thereof andl
IIJ‘ rules gowl'nilla the Millie."
I]. l. l. & W I0
Gilli“ BENEIII [MPIOIIS
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tril-ution elery quarter The first dis
tribulion will be made in April fol
the quarter ending March 31,1910"
land the amount set aside will bt 5";
per cent at the net illtolne fol tlit 3
quarter
The cash distrvbllted as "salaty
will be distributed pro—t
portionately based upon the wages ol‘
eatil employee for the quarter, itlld
,the percentage paid t-(ach ‘la.~s A em '
ployee will be twice the percentage;I o.
[paid ea'ch (' lass ll employee The
amount plated in the well-Ale fund
shall be dillded so as to show the parl
ticipatlon of each employee ill surn
fund on the same basis.
l‘rovislon is made that when the
welfare fund reaches' a certain amount ‘
the income from the lnlestment shall
be distributed proportionately amongt
the employees /
Proper provision is made so that
employees leaving the service of the
Company with good record and under
proper conditions shall retelve their
i
reprcaen lion in the welfare fund
which ha been accumulating
I Provision is made for lending
'moneydn the welfare fund to em
players who may be temporarily in
need of financial assistance.
A board of managers. consisting of
the executive officers of the company
shall have control of the welfare fund.
who shall receive no compensation of
any kind for the services ill connec-
tion with the fund.
mallarso ones oer olvoncsay
\
All Ara Women and Four Aliens De-
aortlon; Two lass Petitions
} ‘ 0n Intolerable Cruel”.
Six uncontested divorce cases were
granted by Judge Gagcr in the Civil
Superior court 'Friday fiternon. Kath-
erinedL‘. Whittle of Bridgeport, obtain-
ed a decree front Joseph F. Whittle of‘:!
Jersey City. then round beiu: deser-
tion in July. 1910. The couple were
married on July 4. 1908, the plaintiff's
maiden mime being (‘ody
Ruth Josephine nufault Warren of.
Nor‘alk, was ghen a dII'orcc from,
beater Kellogg Warren of the same?
town the ground being intolerable
cruelty. The couple \tert- nlattied out
August lt‘. Ml: .
‘ Elsie ll. llnnrtermnnn of lhtrlen, oil-r
mined a dirort‘ from (‘.t urge (3.. Iian-a
nermltnn of Now York. The ground
was cruelty. 'I‘llt-y were tnttrrivtl on
tOctcber :9. HUS.
Mary Judd of .\'orwallt got {I di\
orce from Rollcrt .lttdd of Bethlehem
The cotlple m It lnarlied in September
19%. Mrs. .ludtl allectd tie crtion.
Alice N. .\lashiath Rome of Green
wich, obtained a divorce from Alfred
1.. Rome. descrtlon being the allega-
taken at the":
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Have You Seen One of these Little
“CHILL CHASERS” ?
It is the most wonderful little heating stove ever
put on the market. When. lighted, it gives a large
volume of heat instantly.
The large number of “Chill Chasers" installed
during the special ofierof last Full, and the entirely
satisfactory results obtained by our gas cum! 1
who are using the little heaters, has conVinoad ill
the practicability and worth of this new gas applialcs.
and we have decided tarepeat the special otter for
March only.
SPECIAL MARCH PRICE $3 75—Whidl
includes necessary length of best tubing and
brass hose connection to existing gas out“!
REMEMBER-this h positively a redacti-
ei 81.00 iron OI' regular selling price
PHONE No.1680 and our Representative will - -
call promptly.
iHE l'lilill itililii‘. llliliilllilllit ll.
PHONE no. 1880. 37 warmer.-
ORIM'II “ill: will"
roa voua cum attains
' Condom Av
mm mm M, ,3} ....
Sole Agents in The Norwalks
00 Drama! W Ave.
"'I'ti'tis 8:
Water BL.
lion. They were married on Decem-
ber ll, 1911 and 7 days later. Home
deserted his wife. '
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—If you had been a good Sentinel
clutched advertiser. at the time you
secured your present postion. perhaps
Mimi!
twice the salary—wand with twice the
chance for useful Service.
.‘I‘iz ” Fixes
Aching. Swollen,
Sore Fee
How “Ti!" Does Comfort Tired. Burn-
ing Calloutfd Feet and Corns.
Good-bye, sore fee't, burning feet,
swollen feet, tender feet. tired feet.
Good-bye. coma. callouses, bunlona
and raw spore. No more shoe tight-'
neaa. no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony. "Tia";
is magical. acts right off. “Tia” drawn
out all the poisonous eaudatlona whlcr
puluptha’foet. Uae‘1‘is"and wear"
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o WEDNESDAY SPECIALS {7’
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O COLORED GOODS WHITE GOODS i
g Shirtlng Prints, 5c; value. English Long Cloth, 100; f,"
0 7c. vat .2, 12¢. g3 _
a Apron Gingham. 6c; value. indlan Linen, 9c; value, ‘2 it:
Be. 124:. "
0 Printed Percalea, 9c; VINO. Checks and Stripes. 10:; wit
a 12 idle. or, 12 13¢.
a Dress Ginghams, 0c; value. liadraa Stripe, 12 1.2:; vai-
°' 12 1-2c. no, 19c. - - _:
0 Dress Ginghama, 32-inch. 9c; White Fiaxon, 10c; value.
0 value, 15c. 25c. .
0. Krlnkeiette, 90; value. 15:. White Poplin, 19c; value, ‘ ’
6 Eden Cloth, 10c; vntuo, 15:. 250. .
0 Printed Madras, 12 1-2c; val- New White Voila, 25c to
a no, 16c. 499—25 per cent. eff. .» -
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