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WANTED. ,
FOR SALE.
WANTED—~POSITION BY EXPER-
ienced chauffeur. Can do his own re~
pairing (garage experience). and also
understands running of launches, Can
iul'nish references. Address P. L... care
Sentinel. oil (it
WANTED—«GRADING, PLOWINO,
carting. cement work. Also loam and
cow manure for sole. Thomas Skldd.
53 Falrfleld Ave. all lit
WANTED—«MAN AS COACHMAN
and to make himself useful about place,
also woman for general housework.
. both white. Mrs. Prentiss, Woodward
Park. at; 3t
WANTED»SINGLE YOUNG MAN
3 wants positionon a form. Understands
‘ horses, milking and general iarm
work. Good home desired. Charles
Pastor, 35 Lowe St. Smith Norwnlk.
a5 3t
WANTED-«A Gilli. FOR GENERAL
housework. Good wages. Apply at it»
Washington St, South Norwalk. at» St
WANTED—ilRiGHT ilOY ABOUT
16 to put belts on sewing machines and
to assist machinist. Addross (I. 1... iii,
Sentinel oiilce. so ill
WANTED-AT BELL iSLAND,
,~ ' three furnished cottages.
~. to 8400 season. W.
' 731. South Norwalk.
Price 8200
H. Guthrie, iiox
IE3!
EGGS FOR HATOHINO. FROM
thoroughbred White Plymouth Rocks.
line stock, 15 for“ 81. At 1". Wiiceit‘s.
poultry, 37 Clinton Ave. South Nor-
walk. as it
FOR SALE OR TO LET
FOR SALE on To LIT~NEW
house. ti rooms, all improvements. Ap-
ply at iii Osborn Ave, East Norwalk.
a5 iii
FOR SALE—TWO SMALL PLACES.
one has four acres. house and ham;
near Combo Mill. Price $5000. inquire
Joseph Morton. Snuxntuclt. all (it.
FOR SALE FRESH JERSFY (30va
with cult. inquire John Fodor, 184
Vt est St. all 3t;
FOR SALE -—- WHITE WYAN
duties. Single Comb R. l Reds. hatch.
in; eggs. $1 per 13:86 per lilo. Fer
tiiiiy guarantee with Oi tier Free de-
livery city limits. ii. Quackenbush‘
Dnrien. all at:
l
FOR SALE—TWO FINE YOIING'
new mllch Jersey cows. inquire James
Monieith. Taylor Pints, oil Taylor"
Are. all it
FOR SALE-ONE OF‘ THE BEST;
lots in Rhodonolln Park. No reason-
able otter reinsed. Address James H.‘
Smith. 22 South 4th Ave, Mount Vor-
non. N. Y. Ill tit
FOR SALI—VILLAGE STORE,
two-story building, 25x35; lot l00x800.
Only one store in neighborhwd. Price
$1 00, ball cash. Guthrie. South Nor-
wn it all at
WANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GEN-
oral housework; no washing. Apply
to Miss Chancellor, 66 West St. wsi 3t
WANTED-40ml dnnrssrnns.
inquire W. 5‘. White k 80o. Keyscr
Place, East Norwnlli. a4 3t
WAN‘rlo—Oiiti. FOR GENERAL
honoewor lasmali iamily. Call evan-
inn; W. . Comatock, 10 Scumocd
arenne. . at at
. WANTED -- 1000 OLD chasm
feather beds. Hishest cash prices paid.
Poltal will call no. Chelsea Rather
_ 00., cars sentinel. Inn lit
' * Business nortcns.
was ‘ silos Hans rsou nt-
3 and is carpet. Choice
“ for as a. land for circular to the
bank has Works. m Iain Ii.
. Ohray‘sr. pron. mil tin
p .Hathocit. omin'
‘3‘ r9 “regress. ow
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FOR SALE—A NICE YOUNG NEW
milk Holstein cow. inquire w. E. liar-
vin. East Norwaik as at
_- I
u a.
TO LET
To LIT~SEVEN ROOM HOUIE.
810 month; also one adjoining Wheeler
Block. Boiustuclr.
Morton, Banntuch.
‘0 8!
To LIT-«SUITE OF ROOIB. Wi‘i‘ii
bath. all the latest improvomnto: only
a stop from The Cliiiord Hotel. Quiet.
gtntlemen only. inquire ii Elisabah
‘ fin . ‘
ro tar—«Hammosravn. runs
of two-iamiiy noose, 3 rooms. and s-
TO tin-4100!! roe LIGHT-
wineries. “dross IL. also“ hin-
iv? lilo""§?"§“wmmu “AI 1
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“ignite with?“ ward. in mm u
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Inquire Joseph ‘
room dat; all monuments; coo- ,
dilion; one block iron station.
Joseph‘I. Taylor. g ', III C!
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"Three-Timer"
in the
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Columns
ONE TIME
May Prove
Sufficient
llllll MIMI. IDTEB
At the morning assembly yesterday
items that misht be classed under the
head oi “load of the school" were talli-
ed over by Dr. Gumbart before the pu~
pile. Iliad Ethel Becker and Charles
Sterlint- assisted. by Paul Kninplc.
give a Ino‘musiool 9min.
The voices of the male members of
the choral club were tested yamrday
at recess by PM. W. O. Perry. The
test showed that anon; the members
then are my ins closers.
The senior class meeting with Pres-
ident mm in the chair was held
yesterday at 1 o’clock.
A short laced-a oi the Boyl' Ath-
.tlstic Association was called for resins
day noon. but monument was taken
«until today at l o’cloch when locust.
fliers tobadisonshd will bellman.
as. TJADII’I soar Launches
av ‘I‘HI monsoon wcsito.
no use than boat which In his.
(so:
«shamanism «communism
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Model T
Touring
Car .
22 h. p.
the motor.
cars.
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HARTFORD, April Bf—‘l‘ho senate.
bya votoollitooyoatordaynaassda
minority report iron the committee on
insurance which calls for an invosli.
councilhoraiescharscdbyilroia-
sci-sacs musics and by under
writers ssscoistiool. by a special coin
slimmiocoosistcltwcaaaamaad
by nine «mm with roll now
are to cancel alts-dons oi wits“
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THE roan
quiry was demanded. Senator Pierce
declared that local grievances could be
adinsted by local iire underwriters or
by the New England Board. lie bo-
iieved that any grievance had an ad-
equate remedy by appeal to one or
the other oi the insurance authorities.
Senator Lonnsbory did not believe that
1in insurance companies were always
lost in their dealings. He did not
believe thht they had a right to not
no roles without giving reasonable no-
tice or explanation Senator Boeilacy
declared that sire rates were not a
latter of investigation by the state.
He did not believe in an inquiry. Son-
alor llahan intend invoctisotion. He
said that than were many instances
where the mosaics had practically
robbed the people who were insured
with than A man insures his house
In six mm dollars and oayd a.
term. him. bogs bum
down as is told fields
starfish” m Wad m3
She money should not have taboo
its realm it it was not with. or
, the amount or the value tor
wasiasorad He has no re-
dress. ltw‘illdonohsnnhoosid.
ill) have an inclination. There is a
is the lightest
312e, PoWer and capacity consideredwbecause it is made of Vana-- '
‘ dium Steel. Light weight means a great saving in3 gasoline, the
longest possible tire service and the least wear .and tear on 9r
The light weight FORD will climb hills .and run _‘
through deep sand and mud with an ease impossible to heavy ’
Call on us for a demonstration
S. L. Benedict, Agent
98 South Main Street
i
that he believed that merchants and
othérs in Waterbury held the opinion
that there was a combinationon rates.
Senator Malian consratulited Senator
Peck on the way the companies had
treated him. Poor people, he said. do
not always at such good treatment.
Senator Donovan said that the resolu-
tion "alleged that a combination. an
agreement exists among tire inadranoo
companies and underwriten' neocla-
tions to arbitrarily h: and maintain
rates in such a manner as to destroy
demolition.” and he declared that the
slab should find out whether that was
so or not. The roll call was then talc-
on and by a vote of 81 to c the minor-
ity report was passed. 1
MAIL CLERK. AOKID 1'0 MON LA-
ID! PLMI. .
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crunch-announced fictional
oIoi donation: is toxins visuocs
cult! to [mull any am of
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lookoaplodsowhlchrsadsinnartao'
follower ..
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‘A letter timid u the Moon
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$780
1' with. Full
Wind-Shield, Speedometer, Gas ..
9 r. 0. ll. Detroit. ~
weightglland strong-I. .
est in construction of - any Car built§- 9
,waa wallamdvividlyMand
Equipment. Top,
Lumps, Horn and Tools. $780.
w 3.543
‘ 'ui‘t.
ask Mr
. Phone. 692-2“
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Affair Under the Aoapicss o!
Eoberl Gilli Woo sum
The lecture liven last m
the Norwalk Congressional {do
by Richard Tlsder, under the a 9,
of the Merl Club. was a dine
trim way. The attendance
1"" despite the (act that his '
inrwaa very stormy and all Willi} ’
tended were well paid for cumin: M
Ir. Tim has lectured bitch in
South Norwalli and other chi-a. “
A musical bronchi stressed.”
Ales. Gibson preceded the ionic
this was well receivd it in
Nootlal list-ch. W haiku; w
m Dramatists, Allotment; “ ‘
slno iii" a. r. muslin; til-and
taaia. H. N. Dartlolt. .
Ir 'i‘iador then been his m
Ind took up thosituatiqooitho
try. which he was to explain and
was given in the title. W
its Game and Picnic." He hit!
travels thread this country.
city or when M
or by tie Una-ass
His lino-nor so and m
‘vory intimation .
was well ..
Norwalk Chronicler