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WANTED—A WOMAN FOR GEN-
oral housework; American or German:
good wages to right party.
WANTED.
W.. care Sentinel.
Address
815 (it
. WANTEDWPERSON OF GOOD El)
ucatiiin for two months' work on sol.
' ary of 81.60 per day.
Address B. M.. care Sentinel oillc .
Answer at once.
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WANTED-«FEW LIVE MES
women employed in factories to sell a
necessity. Address I... llux Tin, South
Norwalk.
Oil
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' WANTED -— GENERAL
. worker in family of three. Apply Mrs.
,Prentiss. Woodward Park.
HOUSE}
“:33!
housework.
WANTEO~-Clltl.s mu GENERAL
Apply Wilson‘s Employ.
merit Agency. 2~i i‘lay fit.
all Ill
WANTED-(‘A8l~l PAID FOR FEA-
iiamilton care Sentinel.
titer beds.
all! (it.
WANTED-~A unit. FOR GENERAL
housework; three in family; wages
~ , ‘ 010 a month. Address Box all. South
‘ Norwalk. hill at
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_ WANTED-«A WOMAN FOR GEN—
fei'ai housework,
"Odin“.
, 'Apvly 27 Camp at. . 'orwnlit.
in family of
Good home and [air
three
Will”
all lit
TO LET
'ro LET—4W0 HOUSES. ALL ibi-
provements, including range and elec-
tric lights; rent 826 and 836. inquire
of Chas. E. Hoyt. iii it
To Lina—AFTER APR". 15. A Six.
room cottage. pleasantly located on
liayviow Place. East Norwailt. inquire
'at 2 West Ave. South Net-walls. all it
. «who... MM...
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE ~— SIXTEEN . l-‘OO'i‘
launch. with all requirements. and one
skill. For particulars apply at iii» Mea-
dow St. South Norwallt. ailiiit
FOR sALE—«liRICK HOUSE. 7
rooms and attic; lot 00ml); plenty of
truit. Mike scarpolil. Stuart Are.
iii 5 iii
FOR 8ALE~~A PINE FRESH COW
inquire John r‘odor. 151 West at.
South Norwilt. -' = hid it
FOR SALIw’i‘WO BOSTON TIER»
rlera; temple. twdigreo: one, by noted
Ch. innla "Arden." the other by "Now-
port iny." Apply Nelson Powell. 03
Soul Main St. aliiilt
FOR SALE—FOR iiARGAlNS 1N
sewin machines. we have into styles
scoon .hsnd Singer and Wheeler A:
Wilson. dropheada second hand At
the Singer Store, 30 Washington titis 3
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fro LET
TO LIT—«FWE ROOMS. 8 GREG-
ory Boulevard.
Gregory Boulevard
inquire C. Sol
leek. 30
old St
TO LEE—THREE LARGE, PLEAS-
ant radius. from Ma} 1. to adults 4
. "‘lilllsajbsili 8t. Apply to William lilia-
don. 6 Elisabeth at; South Norwalk
all: it
. 1510 LET—TWO CONNECTING
tarnished rooms. with all the convent
" cos tor light housekeeping. 2“ East
. va.. near East Norwalk depot
all» fit
‘ . TO LIT—FLAT 0|“ SIX ROOMS.
tit. sat range. garden. cellar
It. A. Rich. is Cove Ave.
Trolley to door; near water: no
and at-
ulh it
To LITwFiJRNiBHED ROOM in!
family: electric lights. tele-
madiatli and other mod
Gentlemen only.
him
I conveniences.
' ' particulars phone 323-2
s13 lit
it‘s Mrs Woodward.
Tet-HOUSE. 8 BURRI’l‘T
do No.
all it
YWSECONI) FLOOR, FOUR MW
0. 3 Henry 8'. South Nor-
luqnira Mrs. B. A.“
fill ills-t Ava. lilast Norwaili.
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All at
FOR BALE'MA 'li‘OllR-CYIJNDER
Cadillac touring car In iirat class con-
dition. 0500. W. A. iianiord's Garage,
4:! North hialn Bi. aiilti
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
OARMINI RicclO. 13 CROSS 8T..
announces the opening oi his ice’
cream parlors. Saturday. April lb. Do-
Klyn's cream. college ices. candles.
etc. sill iii
. NON WORK lN ALL “‘8 BRANCH-
es. Store oiiice. window bulletin. for
sale, boat. etc Howard A Tilly. 70
Washington at. Tel. 32“ or 1573's
a t
Houses roe SALE Ann ax-
change. A. 'i‘arlov, 108 Taylor Aw;
uosas P. Lsnlmfi'
mliliner.
the latest np-todsta atrlas. list-rials
furnished it desired. Hours from I a.
in. to 0: sonata. mabarp. iii Chestnut
mats.
St. South mil
HALLOCK.
want. sans. soon to ROLL UP.
hanging. Painting. aid wall pa»
rremovsd by stasis: more sanitary;
tucker. it by Decanting
00.. it ashiagtohu
Hats trim and made in
ti.
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hill) it
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propulsion napalm
an?" all; h
”1.80mi!
mas
NOTDOI 1w PAINTING. PAPERw
was. Wag?!” practical man.
i. Ales.
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iii‘ wall as?
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GIANT TREE! OP JAMAICA.
They Shad Masses oi Isautiiul Illit
Cotton Every Year.
The aillr. cation tones of Jamaica are
one at the most striking natural to»
titres oi this beautiful island. and via
ltora express mach curiosity concern-
ing. them. The fiber or the cotton is‘
too short tor textile uses. but its quail
ii; is delicate and due. A
The trees are most interesting in
structure. The; much a height of 200
or 300 feet. it is the largest tree on
the island. and the branches .oitea
overhang more than an acre oi
ground. Some of thorn ans centuries
old. dating back to the landing at the
Spaniards. They have withstood the
tropical winds of the region throuab
the adaptation of their ltrlldlui‘i‘ The
leaves are very few. and there are
heavy masses of meta
The giant tree flowers once a year.
it bears a number of node much the
site and shape or a cucumber. These
pods dry and burst. and out lloais this
beautiful cream colored sill: cotton.
air for some distance Tire seeds Of
course are borne on the slllry ills~
meats. This cotton is used at present
only tor pillows. its use as punrotton
has hon spoken oi.
The trees are sites tolled by tho
native Jamaicans and howu into ra-
noes. which last for aeooratlons.--
Christian Bolence Monitor.
TH! COUND BLIIP 0F
HIALTH.
Can not be over estimated and any
ailment that prevents it is a menace
to health. J. t. Emitters. luau Claire.
Win. says: "i have been unable to
sleep soundly nights. because at pains
across my back and scream at my
kidneys. and my general condition was
much run down. i have been taking
Foley Kidney Pills but a short tiuieand
now sleep as sound as a rock. i know
that lilolly Kidney Pills have cared
GOOD
‘ it the.“ The Ciiliord Pharmacy and W
'1‘. Within" A Go.
Odom Barr itcthticheon was watt-
lng tor a train in Chicago and as he
passed through the station he saw one
of his latest best sellers displayed on
the news stand counter. lie plotted it
up. wrote his 'uatae on the driest and
handed it to the boy behind these“-
tor. its was moving away when tbs
boy sailed escitadlr: _
W niistsr. come back m
You’ve got to buy this book. 'capas
in it.”
"Yrs. but did you see the wasuin
ills author asked ‘ .
" "mat didn't make no til '
bar it new. " ~
Add hearing his
irradiation on” rm i7
new tor was "at this
Success.
you’ve spoiled it by writing your sags.
Thoroughly shrunken linings with taped edges as an additional precaution against shrinking and
consequent wrinkling. fiandatitched. handapadded. hand-worked and hand-shaped collar the
levels and for
sun‘s. its to no.
”allot! If
njamln Clo
“Benjamin” Clothing
Built for Wear as well as Looks
OVERCOATS. 318 to $25
"ROXFORD" The Good Underwear. We 2” garment.
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covering the ground and sailing in the w... ,
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Town Successful la Inning
Vsnhirs~lliasntisiis6rsab
est Exponent at Public
Ownership
WiNNle. Canada. April up»
tore the closed! llii Winnipeg will be
looked upon as the ate-tan nation.
ant oi pubic ewasrhiin on the Ais-
srlcaa continent it will have by
that time an investment of over 000.
000.000
it isnsarlysauarisr on ma
sso slam the city council laid the
.iouadstioaa oi
Worbs commas. and iron that m
the oitisshs oi thii oils have been sap»
plied with civic water at civic rates.
successful did the venture We
at
this aroma: bi"
buying out is- Winnlpss Waist 0P
10.000.000 gallons.
train 00.50: to ill) .000. and the city is phone».
then. looking for a corresponding iii Winnipeg owns its stone quarries in
not water increase during the out the vicinity oi the city. and then on
ten years. are now arranging for sluit- der a suit ol civic emplowos mines
in: two more arterian wells. {the products (or paving the macadam
War I" purposes the city has a streets and crushed stone for many
lush pressure plant stitch pumps ws‘ purposes
tar than the Red River in specially A force of city employees also collect
ccostmctsd mains. it has a capacity the garbage and refuse and take it to
oi 0.000 gallons a minute. and cost the civic incinerators (or destruction.
slightly morn than $1,000,000 includ- and when a Wlanlpansr dies he can
in; mains. hydrants. machinery. etc. aJim buried it its so wills in the muni-
iaall. Wininpags water worlta sya- clpal cemetery.
0am has stood the city barely 05.100; The success of municipal ownership
000. in Winnipeg. for every utility has
Troubles with theWinalpog Electric shown a proilt under civic manage-
coinpany. which controls the mailman has urged other western cities
railway. as. electric light and power I to action along the same lines and
il'aaoiiisss hens. resulted in the oil! , many at the public utilities in Edmon-
votibl “000.000 tor a municipal pow. . ton. Colman Rosina. lie-sateen. lied-
e’r plastic Mounted on the Winnipeg. iciue list and a desert sualier places
River sixty miles train hero. The plane are owned by the pooch
«has two nan to build sail will} There is now but little more for
be randy for operation by July i or: Martina: to own in the way oi pub-
this year. .lic conveniences. it already an sav-
With an near completion og this oral large parts and some two doses
mg; and m. ”mm .1 up. my smaller ones. but now that the open-
buddies its on street railway on,
an air militant leukemia. president
‘W i Wetlambowlta thaoitrbsslstsooutraot ioralarse
oi ‘ Mm the what within the city limits. and sev-
sin! oi tbs city fathers have been in-
shirts; the host at harass with d view
tobflhaiasdowawodimntbam
North isrtho annual wood yards.
an «alumni ion:
in” ‘ _. haunts «deflower a
,_ unanno‘
in ten years the3 phones. the rates both: 0.“ a year for!
population oi Winnipeg has grown residences and SIB for omen tale-l
log at St. Andrews Rapids has made.
navigation on the lied River potsibls
. ransom a incorporation si
b
Wm.
consonariou canrtrlcarls;
Corporation papers as (allows liar.
theen died with the slate secretary:
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The ‘Bobs“ Pocket 'i‘ooth
(‘mnpanymilewytt City:t‘o t‘o'startwith ,
81000 capital; incur liy Boi- .
eri H. Lieberthal. new is. cam-has
and Herbert C. Webster " ‘
The island Beach Company. at
Greenwich: to start with “.000 eapl- , ‘
';tal incorporated by B. Dianne Scha- . r
gbori A W Walton Liarshall, Wnlsir'
B Todd and Henry B. White. ' .
The Williams Cemetery Association. ' i ..
incorporated. at Ledyard; articles of .
association signed by Elisabeth Wil-
llama. Phebe a Football. Anna is.
Spicer and Charles 8. Pechhaui.
The Pahquibqua nod and Gun club.
or Donhury. incorporated; articles fl
association signed by William A 0"
cry. George A. Hall. (3. Howard M“?
Edward it Bailey and Willi-in A. W
The Dauielson-ldunabolni Com
oi Norwich; organised with 01.100 asp
ital; Eric 0. wnagholni. praslddal‘: ’V;
Arrld Daniaison. treasurer. not
Danielson. secretary. ,1
The Charles Osgood Company, ,
Norwich: to start. with 01,800 ‘ ‘
incorporated by .l. mas Clara.
W. Lana and Herbert it: Xi'an.
Tits Acme Burglar-Pros! ,.
company. oi Bridssp‘o’rt; preil
csrtliicato or diminution.
. The A. W Wallace MW_
'at mm; preliminary ~ »
of dissolution. ;
'rbs Aeronautical Mahmoud:
sedation. incorporated. at fitr
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Norwalk Chronicler