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Michael Kmaaly Sullerinp at His
Home in Stamlord item in-
icsiinal Trouble
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STAMFORD, April 26.~Michael Ke-
ueaiy, chairman of the Republican
state control committee. is seriously
ill at his home in this city of Intestinal
trouble.‘ His illness developed Satur-
day night. A consultation of physi-
cians will be held this afternoon. for
the purpose of determining whether an
operation for appendicitis is necessary.
Mr. Kellealy had a similar attack some
Years ago, but this attack seems a se-
verer one. and does not yield so rapid-
ly to treatment. He is being attended
by Dr. George sherrill,'his family phy-
slcian.
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South Nomilit Council— Lost Saturday
Night in the Pinghle Contest
At the fourth ion of the pillocllle
and pool contest tween St. Angus»
line's Council, of Stamford. and South
Norwalk Council. Knights of Colum~
bus. Saturday evgning. the Stamford
players got the litter of the local
team and an. a tilt secured a lead
of three mules. One hundred and
eighty-three games have been played.
of ”catfish. sunroof has “but as. No .
poolgafim “fatness will
be run the I”this «salsa. which
will be held in this city next‘ Thursday
evening. 'fillutli Nonalk has a lead
of two genes of pool.
The players who represented South
Norwalk were Ha d and Costello,
Hogan and Stein. lay and Hayes.
Williams and Durkin. Spencer and
Coyle. Murphy and McMahon. They
returned do the midnight train, til-
tllongh not victorious. happy and loud
in their raises of the hospitality of
St. Angus iue‘ s Council, and determin-
ed to give them a stlff light when they
meet here.
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Wedimday Social Whist Clull Meets
Willi Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones
The ladies of the Wetlllt‘ritlil‘)’ Social
Whlst Club held a farewell reception
Saturday evening lit the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John F‘. Jones. ill Milin street.
Nerwnlli. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Norman ilarnilncr, ullo are moving
to Stamford.
There were six tables itt whilst. the
ladies having the gentlemen as their
guests on this occasion. The indies
also presented Mrs. llarnlincr with a
handsome table center piece. to which
she made happy acknowledgement. A
very fine collation was also served.
The first ladies‘ prize at whlst was
won by Mrs. Elbert Marsh. the second
by Mrs. Jones. and the consolation by
Mrs. Gilbert Horton. while up the gen
tie'nien‘s side the first prise was won
by John D. Milne, the second by irving
iiradigogd the consolation by Wil
ilam l or
At 1:30 a special trolley car took
the members of the clubosnd guests
home. On Wednesday afternoon of this
week the club will be entertained by
Mrs. John D. Milne
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RIGHT HAND AMPUTATED.
it was found .necossary Saturday
afternoon to tats, the; right hand
of Nicole Duluth. the itaiisu who was
struck by a in East. Norwsik
Saturday noun His bro”; right arm
was also set and his dislocated right
shoulder was mun back in place. The
man does not y Illicit, about how
he happened to ill Eut- Norwaik.
He states that he is from North Haven.
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WASHINGTON. April W m
brought by the government III-lull
the anthracite coal carry! a,
involving theconsiitut ofthc
the Hepburn
commodities clause bf
rate law. were not decided today by
the Supreme Court of the' United
states.- The decision has been «My
odiorsomeweoks.
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ii To 'Pllons's Out at Order Ask
.ibr “Complaint Operator"
Several important changes were not-
ed ill the new telephone directories
that were delivered to subscribers by
the Southern New England Telephone
company to be used on and after res-
terday. The most important of these
is the request that subscribers elicit.
little asking for “25" when anything
goes wrong. in case a person wishes
to receive inforlliution, the "informa-
tion Operator" is to be asked for. and
in case a complaint is to be made the
"Complaint Operator" is to be called
or.
Another request made by the Tale
phone company In that subscribers, iii
answering their respective telephone
calls, eliminate saying "Hello." Re
quest is made that upon picking up
the receiver, the subscriber give his
name, as "John Smith," or the name
of the firm. as “E, D. Jones E Co."
The word “Hello" is used in answer-
ing a telephone call in the same tra-
ditional manner as “ sailing" is re-
ferred to a steamship.
The new directories issued by the
Telephone company are larger than
any formerly put out. There has been
such a large increase in the number of
subscribers that this change was found
necessary.
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Pacy'l‘lill Committed Dad Will. i...
toxicated on March l8. l908
AUiillitN, N. Y.. April :0.——l’acy
Hill was successfully electrocutcd in
Auburn prison this morning at 6:13:10.
The. execution was devoid of features
of any kind. but it was marked by on
usual celerity. Oillyttwo shocks were
necessary to kill. and the total time oi
the two was a scent minute. the first
contact lasting a few seconds under
a. full minute. while the second con
tact administered several minutes iat~
er. lasted only four seconds. The in
tervening time was consumed in rook-
ing an examination of the man to do
terminc whether the first shock had
killed. The physicians were of the
opinion that shall! warm
Rut west in "the chair entails. lie
was attended by Rev. Wlo lien
th a. who start.
ed that. Hill was reconciled to his fate.
Hill received spiritual consolation
from the chaplain during the early
morning hours. and Prior to going tr
the death ch'amher at. a substantial
breakfast. which he secured to enjoy
Hill's crime was the murder of his
cousin, Chloe Hancock. 18 years old
near Cuba, Allegany County. on March
18. 1908. Hill killed the girl with a
revolver while he was drunk. A broth
er of the girl saw the crime commit
ted. Hill was sentenced to die during
the week of July 20 last. but all tipped
acted as it stay. The court of appeals.
continuing the judgment of conviction
sentenced Hill to die during the week
of April 26. and Governor Hughes re
fused to interfere.
Hill was the last of his family.
He
the murder, and the family of the vic
tlm forgave him for his crime. Ht
wrote a long letter ,to Mrs. litulcock
last night.
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Molorman Fatally injured and Many
Passengers Shelton Up on
Grand Avenue
NEW YORK, April 26—ln it collis-
ion between two trolley cars on Grand
avenue last night Cornelius Sullivan. a
mOtorman. was so badly injured that
it is not thought that he will recover,
and several of the passengers were
slightly out and bruised. The soul»
dent happened at the Junction of
Grand avenue and Ferry street, where
the Ferry street cars cross the ave-
nue.
Morris Fitagibbona. the motormau
of the Ferry street ear. was out about
the head and badly bruised. The six
passengers in the two cars were all
cut and bruised.
HAINO JURY ~WENT FIQHINO.
FLUSHING. N. Y.. April 30,—Thc
work of completing the fury at the
trial of Captain Peter C Hains.1r.. for
killing William EZ‘Anuis at the Bay-
sid'o Yacht Glow-last August; was re-
sumed befom Justice MM in the
Supreme Court today. Silver more
had been “looted slit of an tlsesineii
examined last week. A n'ew at of
150 taiesmén whether with tiles-
men of the regular court pads were
on hand today. The seven in who
are stopping at a hotel at Willett's
Point under surveillance of court oin-
csrs, silent several hours Sunday fish-
ing in Flushing Bay. Evsry comfort
has been provided for til.om
Government railroads in indis are
experimenting with cast iron cross
ties made in the form of boxes.
had borne a good reputation prior it: .
tics of its new lodge hsii.
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Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster Olli-
ciates at Services Held in
The Norwnllis
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Interesting Services Held in the Epic
copal Edilicss in the Town
The Right Reverend Bishop Chaim
cey Buuce Brewster visited Trinity to
administer the apostolic rite of
confirmation yesterday. The service
was one of unusual beauty and im-
pressiveness. it being the Feast of St.
Matti the holp communion was ceio
brated during whith the candidates
were presented to the bishop by the
rector of the parish. The music was
excellently rendered. The communion
service was Sir John Steiner's Coni-
munication Service in F. The bishop
delivered a scholarly sermon on the
The Powor oi the Will lll Religion. his
text being "ii on man will."
Altogether twenty-four were con-
firmed. Their niimes are as lOIIOWB:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens. Mrs. C
H. Vaughn. Mrs. 0. Olsen, Miss l-‘rldiil‘
M. Lu sill. Harry Allen Webb. James
Silk. horsen Olsen. May Blackmail.
William Wolf. Philip Wheeler. Albert
harem. Maud Marshall. ids Marshall,
Ellen iAndgren. Marion McLean. Hilda
Rose Schenk. Florence lAndgren. ut-
iisn Juiesou, Esther Knapp. Charlotte
Pierson. Helen Jones. Florence Knoed-
ler and Lucy Craig.
Once Chunk.
The bishop. the Right Reverend
Chauncey Brewster. made his usual
(Continued on Seventh Paul.
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Following them We: the Guests
Were Saved with Retroshmenis
The opening of the ilsrllor View
Bench bridge Saturday afternoon was
an auspicious event and was attended
by about 200 guests. who had gather-
ed there by invitation of the proprie-
icis of the property.
The ceremony was a pretty one and
was cairied out even to the detail of
the breaking of a. bottle of wine at
the psychological moment. The guests
gathered on the bridge. which was
gsily decorated with bunting shortly
before " o'clock. when the afternoon's
program began. Previously there had
been a parade headed by the Port
Chester band.
Addresses were made by Dr. Francis
J. MrCIarsn. of l‘liitiltisii. president of
the Harbor Beach Company. and C.
N. Hall. of New Milford. a member of
the lionrd,of directors. After these
't‘l't'llitlnlils the guests wort! invited to
the Jordan cottage. which is of Japan
one construction. whore roast clams.
sandwiches. ice cream and cake and
other visnds were served. During the
afternoon, also. some property was
sold. The new bridge connects the.
property with Woodward avenue and
saves about a mile's traveling in get-
ting ilo the-property. The structure
is some 500 feet long and about eigh
teen feet wide.
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Corporation Counsel John Keogh. ol
South Norwslk. One oi the
Onion. Sunday
Ninety years ago today. the inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows was
established in America. though the or-
der had previously been in England
for a long time. and in honor of this
anniversary. the members of Wooster
lodge. No. 37, of New Canaan. held a
celebration yesterday in their new
lodge hat 1.
Among the speakers were Corporal
tion el John. h. of South
Norw past noble grand of Butler
Lodge, And the Rev. Charles E. Bene
millet. of New Canaan, .wlio Went to
school to that in East Norwalli.
There it an interesting. program a
large and once partiolpa ng.
To solder was estabiihed in this
country first at Baltimore. lid.I and an
advertisement was printed in the Bal-
timore papers for five members. To-
day there are more than 1.400.000 in
the country.
On Thursday evening Wooster Isulge
of New Canaan will have the dsdies~
A carryall
will take up a delegation of the mem-
bers of Butler Lodge.
NAIROBI. anti-ii heat Africa April
26. -—After a brief hunting expedition
last evening at. pawl Pulse, ex Presi-
dent Rooseveit sud his party broke
camp and started fat-tile ranch of Sir
Alfred Peace. "on till Athi river. to
day. _
Col. «Roosevelt‘s first imnt was
favored by line weather. and be en-
ioyed the experience lmmensely.- l-ie
bagged two wild basics and s Thomp-
son's gaseiie. in one respect. Mr.
Roosevelt was somevlhst disappointed.
as he had been sashes to secure a
Grant's gaseile.w massive horns
are much sought . t
Major Means. .Iiellsr and
J. Alden Infill}: w to?! title
Roosevelt party seer r
fred' s today Ono militias and l".
C. Selous are fit fightihahos via
the Peace ranch av
Lions are re Mus on Mr
McMillan's do In . and there is a
herd of 1th but“ on Mr. Hustler s
ranch. where Mr. IMO“ will hunt.
The weather at the Penile
ranch today is eiotl heavy rains
fell last night. Thoma-pests of sport
on the plains are mpflnnaiiy good
owing to the roll
been no more cases“
Roosevelt clravan. ’
There have
smallpox in the
Charge He Was Won lrcm
Rocli Uneapecfltdly Exploded
Frank Hawiey. s iii-idem of Weston.
was severely taint-d. late Saturday
afterndon, while stifled in the work
of clearing recxs from a farm in that
place.
He was massed ’hi removing as air
exploded charge of ”can!“ from k
largtI rock. when the charge went on.
shattering the stone and My faint»
lg: ilot'I‘ihof Mr. liswikyts arms enough
e ere was a rapprtsrouad r—
waik. where Ravlsmll “it known
that it right arm blown again!
one u
Dr. mas mount we.
bailed to attend the Infill-ed titan.
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E. T. Helium: Fined $5 and Costa
Ior Sunday Speeding
The ilaricil Cilllfllltillti: were again I
tt-rror toobttilnohilists, yesterday. The
rotulside muri was also in full opera-
tion, btii tilt.- only Norwalkfi ttl suffer
Hm-ntnun school. who was hsicd he-
TUM‘ the tribunal oi jllNllt't' for going a
measured quarter of n llillt‘ ill thirteen
seconds. Tho best time tor this tits
lance under the hill is eighteen sec-
ends
Justice William H. \vlinnoit...lr..
impoaed a fine of 85 and costs. it was
said in Norwalk, last night. that the
costs tottilled 810.
Some of the Norwnlk automohiiists
are up in arms over the Barton situa-
tion, slid are considering a means of
warning nutomobilists to go slow and
to blow horns while passing through
Darlen. -
JAPAN SUGAR SCANDAL. '
Three More Numbers of the Dist Ap-
resbsd. and Others Coming.
TOKIO, April 28. —Three sdditi
members of the Diet have been a
ed in connection with the sugar scan-
dal, and several arrests of headsoi
corporations are said to be pending.
Premier Kstsurs. when interviewed re-
garding this latest development in the
expose by the government, said he visa
determined that the commercial at-
mosphere of the empire should be com-
plctely cleared.
BODY IN OHIO RIVER.
lDU‘iSViLLE, Kin. April 80.—Tiie
body of a well-attired man. about forty'
five years of Age. apparently submerg-
ed mr three days. has been found in
the Ohio River. One of the wounds on
it was made with a bullet and another
presumably with an axe. in the pock~
ct of the trousers was a Louisville
Hotel key and the clerks of that honl
teiry said they believed the man had
registered there on M rch I: as L.
Robinson. Brooklyn, Y. His bag-
gage. which had been confiscated, woo
opened, and the name Di Min was
room of late. The
municsted with Brooyn .
KAnsae ci‘rv HAI A Filth.
" KANSAS CITY. April II.
which for a time threatened lugs
to the heart of Kansas City's business
district early this morning, resulted
in the total destruction of the Ridge
Building. a four story brick and some
business and office structure. The coal!
tai loss is estimated at MM. no
insurance is ssi to cover-localities»
bly more trail of all the losses.
was ill. 1‘. Holmes, n student of the ‘
found. Several men had occupied tilt ‘
lies have '30“ :
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Three Descriicns hunt the Ranks oi
the Malta-i Union Reported
' by the Olliccrs
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Dsnllury Union Oliicisll Maire a Re~
ply Io Employers
This morning was looked forward
towith great interest by the. local
members of the hat trade, for. as it
was known that the Crofut and Knapp
Company had set today as the date
for tile rte-opening of their make shop
here. there was considerable specula-
tion as to whether any other members
of the union. in addition to Edward
Barrett. would no back to work.
in view of the opening of the malte-
shop. there were more than the usual
number in the vicinity of the factor!
at opening time this morning. to see
who had gone to work. An hour or
so later, officers of the local union oili-
tOoottnusd on Fourth Pas-J
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Nine People Killed and Thirty
Wounded-Subscription lot
Earthquake Victim
MADRID. April lit—The roof of the
cathedral at Turtles. in Logo province.
collapsed today while mass was being
celebrated inside the building. Nine
gsnons were killed and thirty were
Wooded.
MW Wares.
Linux sin-u Ic-A national as
.. scripticn. headed by King Manuel. bps
been opened for the relief of the suf-
ferers from the.earthquake of last
week. Bin additional bodies have
been recovered from the ruins of Ben.
eventc.
DISCHARGE!) FROM HOSPITAL.
Patients discharged from the Nor
walk Hospital in the last tiny or twd
include Mrs. William Miller. of South
Main street. Mrs. Charles Fensndo
and Frank Karpinsiii. Mrs. Alice No
raft. of Westport. underwent an opera
tion at. the institution this morning.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—RARE OPPORTUNITY
to buy first clues launch. :li ft. long. 9
ft. wide. in h. p.: ready for immediate
use. Price still): great bargain. Ad~
dress P. 0. llox 340. city. an at
AUCTION SALE—FARM OWNED
and occupied by C. L. James. Said
property consists of t acres of land. 10-
room house, barn. wood shed. black-
smith shop and other out buildinu: 2
wells running to barn and house. nice
orchard of all kinds of fruit. Also all
personal property. wood. manure. hay.
horses, cows. pill. wagons and ms.
chines of all kinds: also household
furniture from collar to garrst; old
antique furniture. Thursday, April 29,
1000, at 10 o'clock. Alli 1t
‘FOR IALE—TWO YOUNG COWS.
one six years old. Apply to Samuel
lTsvlin, 108 Taylor, Ave. silt 31‘
FOR OALE—ON VERY EASY
terms one new six- room cottage. near
Elm drove Store. inquire at swig.“
FOR SALE—TWOFAMILY HOUSE.
9 rooms. large corner lot. located on
trolley. Terms on application to J. M.
[nylon I: 00.. Inc. an
DAV! MONIY~BUY YOUR GAR-
dsn seeds in bulk. We sell seeds.
giants. rose bushes. rhododendron.
uy your seed potatoes now. special
prices. A. C. Cuueo. 83 Railroad ”Ag:
~11 l
FOR CALI—TWO CARLOADB 01"
high grade carriages and wagons, all
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Rollhins and Attorney General Com-
pare Notes at Washington
WASHINGTON, April 26.~Attorney
General Wickersham and Wade Ellis.
assistant to the attorney general.
torney E. D. Robins, of Hartford.
counsel for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company. and
United states Attorney Ann P. French,
of Boston. relative to the old cases
against the New York. New Haven and
Hartford road and the Boston and
Maine, in which charges of unlawful
discrimination are involved.
These cases are left overs from tho
Roosevelt administration. and there
are several points that are Will
the departmont of justice. The prin-
cipal untrue is the conflict in the de-
dicistons in the courts of Massachu-
setts snd Connecticut. Today's eon-
foresee was a preliminary no. and no
information as to the result of as
ccuforence was at out either at the
department or by ins.
waiirso.
WANTED-REHAB”: GIRL FOR
general housework; must understand
cooking; no washing; good references
required. Mrs. ire. Cole. ll‘lmcrofi6 3
t
WANTlD—WAITRESS (WHITE).
Apply at the office of the its land
House. 26 1t
WANTID~BY lt’rYEAll-OLD BOY.
work of any kind. inquire 77 faxing
boa Ave. aid at
WANTED—POSITION
keeper by experienced young man.
Good business education. Rest of ref
erences. Address Experience. care.
Sentinel. all; 31
WANTED—COMMENT GIRL
for general housework in family of
two; no washing. Mrs. A. N. Clark.
47 South Main St. 80cm Norwslk.
s
WANTED -- ELDERLY WOMAN
for working housekeeper and to care
for three children, aged 6. 8 and 10
years. inquire L. H. Decker. 81 Wash
WANTED—A MAN IN NEED
wants work of any kind: short
would work at anything where tasty
and sobriety would be appreciated.
Address H. 8.. care Sentinel. sill It
WANTED—FIRST—CLABB COOK
for Norwslk 'Hcspitsl. Apply to Mrs.
F. E. Tuttis. at Hospital. all 31
WANTED—TO BUY. ALL KINDS
of cattle; best prices paid. For calves
from lilac to slfic. right weight H.
Friedman. Connecticut Turnpike.
SotithNortValk. Tel. 257-2.
hold 3 conference, yesterday, with At-t
A8 BOOK ‘
I28 3i. th
ingioti 8t. old it
WANfl—W lMlEDlATELY. IN.-
. .
with gardn and chickens.
to exceed .100 for seams Address W.
8.. Sentinel adieu. all It
ho.br8t.
warm” losses”.
no no t and Tuesday: light uls- ‘
my to no rtywi
Sultan Received Cctnmuntestion' ' lrcrn
Grand Virief and Transmitted
ii to Parliamutt
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Abouilive HundredsArs Carol lot
in the Hospital , .
CONSTANTINOPLE. April .26.—
Tewdk Pasha. the grand vizier. this
wing transmitted to the sultan tho
l'asignstlon of the entire etbiaet sod
communicated this Mt to William.
Constantinople experienced that
night the effects of the state of siege
declared yesterday. The capital :0
sembled a city of the dead. No one
(accused on Issued My
Fill! IN IOUTHIURV. .
SODTHBUEY. April “PA dwelling
boon owned by Dr. Frederick E.
Pierce, an instructor in English at
Yale, and occupied by C. 1". Crane. was
burned this morning. The Inc broke
out while the family slept. and was
discovered by neighbors. who .
the inmates The family. which in-
cluded six small children. had barely
time. to leave the house. The no»
tents were not saved. The loan ll oi-
timated at between 83.000 and “.000.
' -CARD 0' THANKO.
We wish to thank our many kind
friends and neighbors for me my
tokens of love and sympathy shown BI
by the loss of a loving wife and BIG-—
or.
WM. SHEPARD AND thta
moonsgotJinreomep "
modern Improvements. iaqslfd
Reynolds" cigar factory, is Bouthf ‘ .
L
ro Lav—4min socks. in ‘j
gluimwplystsmmlhoeatr ” "
TO LIT—RESIDENCE. NO. I m- . . "“
kins Ave. East Norwaik. allusion
improvements. close so Milo! and”
tar from. House new painted and
handsomely decorated ithlii. Tumor
lect family, 022. 60 per month. inquire ‘
Cameron. next. door. or Taylor A: Get-
den, or J hf. laytou & Oil. unfit
WANTED-A NEW YORK DRESS
maker wishes work by the day. Can
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAST WEEK [hi TOWN OF WON-
del‘tlil Queen Isabella. gifted clairvoy~
ant. and medium. Wonderful readings
and startling demonstrations. Room 0.
Havlland Block. ~ I24 8t
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ROBERT LYNCH. 31 :‘LYMOUTH
Ave.. Norwalk. Sexton Pine island
and East Norwsik Cemeteries. Grass
out, grounds cared for. stoves repaired.
‘Agcnt Weetport Marble Works. East
s2 t
WALL PAPER PUT ON BY‘OURp
improved method stays on. We never
have complaints of our paper coming
on. We guarantee every lob we do.
81 Let us send you osmosis! local house
owners who are enthusiastic over our
methods. Paperhanglng. 1299c per roll.
Painting. etc. Murphy Decorating 00.8.
signature) 78 Washington St. Tel.
furnish city reference if required. Ad~ ticularly suited for h ' stature
dress M. R.. care Sentinel. no in lice or dental parlors. pply 5p. .
Main St. on
WANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN HAT .
trimming and binding. Paid 31 per T0 LET—0N it‘ll” or. sustain. .
day while learning. Apply in person a “broom cotton “'5“?! %;:o-
to Croiut-d: Knapp Co. at ti rooms. Address “BL
To Lava—ritual? NIGEL! Nil“
nlshed rooms. can ibcstst
George. ii Elm St, Norwslli.
70 “Pm comes on ‘
rooms; also house of ill Nisan
.Dlseea 00an N alk. t L
able. inquire J. sees. osnirni
South Norwa'lk.
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70 LET-95 son'rii liAlN W. _
first floor apartment. five {calla ‘ -
quilt Mrs. S. A. Youngs. 2i Edit ”59's.
rooms. second door. said" {with m
May 1. inquire 10 Fort St. : '
TO LET—SIX- ROOM HOUSE, ‘3 ._
ow St. possession at. on A9- .
E. M. Tolles, 1‘6 South Main St..-
all 3:
TO LET—THE MUDER HOW
stead on Baton Hill.
house with improvements. arterial,
nnulls. choice shade and fruit -
evisw of the Sound. Inquire Iona
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PAINTING. DECORATING AND PA-
poring facilities are cancelled. and l
respectfully solicit a trial older. Write
or telsp one J. A. Rudder. Madison St.
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cottages. near Elm Grove My“? _
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TO LET—SOUTH APARTMENT:
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