Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let. For Sale,
Bosiness &Pr0fessional
Cards. etcetera.
LASSIFIED Advertisements onthis e. Twenty-Five Words orI.eas. 25c—
Three Tunes, BOc— Each Addition Word. 1 cent per Insertion. Inblsclt-
face or Caps. Double Price
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WANTED. FOR SALE. TO LET
LOST ~~~~~ BETWEEN ill WOODWARD
WANTED‘43A3U PAID FOR PEN ‘ 8AORIFICE—LAUNCH HULL. 20x4,
ther bed”. HImiiiOn. cure Sentinel. n ‘w' cm ‘9‘8, n‘ . 25' read - for on. AVG, find 4 Golden “in Si. ‘ Ildifii
82‘ 6t grue- eagle .‘fe’ 3")th but Mu‘ 30M "tfih. su‘uhi. '0'.” “a m
be sold; terms to suit. its Second St. tinder. it returned to Sentinel once.
an 31
To LIT w FOUR PLEASANT
rooms and bath; but and cold water;
on wound door; adults only; in East
Norwalk. Address Rooms. Norwalii
Sentinel oilice. all at
1'0 LET—«FIVE Boosts in corn
t Ave. Inquire of It. Joselorshy or Out
ted Grocery a'f
WANTED—HELP WANTED. GOOD
wages to right party. Banner Bakery.
220 E. Washington St. n24 3t
WANTED «- GENERAL HOUSE-
woriter in family of two; plain cook-
ing. Mrs. William Louder. 37 France
St.. Norwalk. I24 3t
WANTED-COMPETENT WHITE
girl for general housework in family
of two. Apply at Grace Rectory 10
lleldeu Ave Norw.nlk u24 ti
East Norwalk. a2! 3t
FOR SALE-«TWO PIIILO Mli‘l’l‘hl.
incubators. with brooder attachment.
Flo-ens each. $5.60 each. One Wooden
Excelsior incubator with brooder. 100-
exx. 810; also set oi breeders. :7; one
milk separator. Apply Mrs. Prentiss.
Woodward Park. South Norwalltfi‘
l
FOR OALau—AT A SACRIFICE.
lender and audit-ans. oriental hail rut»
nor, oak extension table. two brass
parrot cases; all like new. Address A.
B. (2.. care Sentinel. silt it
rm BALE—«BARRED nooks.
Rhoda island Reds. White Leaborn
one”! per setting. Imhtrah Firelass
Breeders. Ii. llahy chinks. Loittrab
Poultry Yards. Darlan. Phone tutti-list.
in? i
FOR 8ALE~FlNlil-llltED HOUSE-
hroke fox terrier. six months old. My
ply l. Wood. in Washington St. all at
FOR SAleoLAUNCIl. 22:531.. US-
ed one season. Government equipment.
spray hood and engine covered. .iiiat
overhauled. Demonstration. Write or
Inquire 8 lletts l'laco. n32 lit
FOR SALE—4300!) HORSE. lN-
quire Philip Siomnnsity. iii Day St.
I2! lit
T0 tar-mouse. s nuniu’r'r
Ava; also house. 32 Woodward Ave.
inquire Mrs. Woodward, N North
Main ei. anti
ro LET—MPAIITIIMNT. ii ROOMS.
ell improvements; privu'csi an :3”;
ling heavier: ave. nqulrec A
thorns. all heaviest Ave.
To LIT-llOOIiS AND uoann A'l‘
reasonable rates. Quintard House. I»
Elisabeth St. alto iii
TO LETMF‘URNISHED ROOMS. lN
suites or single. at $1.60 and up. W.
P. Toll". liansion Rouse. all; iiit
WANTED—DRIVER, 23. WISHES
steady positiou; single or double: not
uiruid of hard work. Can give good
reference. Address V Gold 10 Union
St. South Norwnlk. n24 ill
I
WANTED—LADY AGENTS T0
take orders for our washing com-
pound. See Wain Washing Compound
(‘0, mil Cetroli Ave ilrldgoport. (‘onn
a241t
WANTED-1NF‘AN'I‘ Olt YOITNG
child to board. Good home with a
mother' a cure and low given. (‘all No
72 Fort St.. near depot. Mrs. C. n.
Morehouse n24 3t
waurcowflntr wim'rnn non
wrapping counter: good references.
Apply E. ii. iloit Co., Stamford. Conn.
it‘ll 8t
WANTED-13017 TO PACK HARD-
TO LETwA BARN. CORNER (‘iiAlt
el 8t. and Harbor Are. .'arwallt. An
ply at tit South hiaiu BL. South New
walk. aluil
'ro LIP—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twolainily house. 6 mois. and 8-
room list; all improvements; good con-
were Address P. 0 llox 436, South FOR .Anga NEW 9.1100"
NWW‘W “22 3‘ house. live lulltutes' walk from Roway 3:22;,“ gag: from railroad “3‘32,
ton station or trolley line. Also. in
WAWID~YOUNG MAN TO AC’!‘
a salesman in clothing store; one
who has some taste in window ti~iiii~
ming. Address P. 0. lion 613. mu
WAMTID “- ELECTRICIAN DD
aim position; mod lnechsulo; or po-
Illicit around mntletnan' a place. Am
desirous oi setting Job of any kind.
assas- Box 8. Rowayton as! lit
mus oPPoa'rumrv-is nan
let. 7 rooms in part of house. $12. An-
ply to li‘. ll. Hart. Raymond 8L. Row.
syton. saint
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TRAGIDY 0' MRI. OONOII“MAN
While the openina of the winter
session oi‘ Gunman is the signal also
(or the oponlnl oi the Washinatdll
"season." the ordinary legislator.
'ro LIT~H0t78Id WITH ALL” l0!)-
ern improvements. including electric
lights and ass. in best oi condition
and locality. short distance from de-
pot. Inquire 82 Taylor Ma. near
West at. mm
[till Militi-
it.
willia to can come into a seed whether senator or npmssntatlye. ..
’ if nails mm the em day. Ad- mm little contribution to tho mi ORDER 0? NOT!“ WM 040“. for s Win-Ins
drsss The Union Pacino Tea 00. South society of the capital. Being only a D "WV! the Use.” “d In“. ‘ M‘-
“We“. "1“ trifle more transient than the tourists “m“ ”‘ "WW" "w PM“ This out Ilsa Lilia Grannies ap-
Court. April at. a. 1)., m1.
Harwell. “i:
themselves. it is not oltsu that be has
any bolus of his, own in Washioltod.
'1‘ my be .
$31?"qu hotzisma‘igd "”33." been made to this court by the
m tors l' the will of said
hm. and for souls! purposes tans ins- or reasons therein let to
sheet on I par with local shop- In order authorising than to
WANTCD—wEXPERiENOED “DRIV-
or tor double team. Permanent lilacs
m to mm.%li% rmtfidszsflg
wintaiwro ”hut. am. alum
laid dll’tl’lct. 11m.
_ ism ,wo “m mom a 'dos'e‘il tiiihlisssutatim "gill; hm 0:5: 11;; 3413?. on mallard”
' A ' lite. that usual: iae- “ . s ennui: m
[it with. Ia sniily three a . ‘ 1,”. “my “Niall” [that nubile notion tumor be
at . , .
as my. ,, , a y . . all persons interested tnmtufiy
W‘ , ., ‘. I, - . . , , ltshlna this ordarlasns
. . . . _ ‘ . flag it circulation in “law
it last lira days before
playing or unmanmlli and un-
nilb. were not ill the Immur class. .
. i ‘ the remainder o! the aots’.
: never was she in better voice. may.
I the audience tor fully bat! an hour with
Hflgdrst lam. ilk OI
Whereas. written application has .
same
It!
his real sat-is of said sstats disagg-
o! tattle; Best market prices paid. keepers and the olsrlts in the gem
gimhfitiiimuimfii. ills: ' “m“ ”m" Th” "" m when ”Jams. “$in wrilm in l»
. _ ' .91: W than I. doses “all". Mid Mun OM! gm“ u, a“
yet they W“ l0 ills sifsilg especial
charm and wars. ,. tiscidsd addition to
All are
familiar with the beautiful singing oi
Mrs Havilaud. still it may be said that
one was delisllidd with her rendition)
or the various selections she had
chosen.
As for the reinsinder oi' the numbers
on tho program. it would he tilincult
to single any one and cell it better
than the one which Ilfeoeded or follow-
ed it. though No. 2 and No. 5 were in
all prohhllity. the ones which created
the most interest and the greatest ad.
miration--~ the tumor for its humorous
side. and the latter for its beauty.
What could by more beautiiul than
(our handsome young ladies. attrsoi
tli'eiy attired. dimming withigraceml
stops and ainiilnli with sweet voices.
accompanied by I like number of mu
tily dressed ynullg men and an impres-
sive lender, also singing; and dancing?
And what could be toned, for an ama-
teur neriormnnce. moi-o lauxhable than
a "kindergarten” of tire elderly pupils
and a pretty teacher. going through
all the eclioiariy exercises at years
ago?
The opening number on the program
was the pill) in; of Professor Passeralll
and pupils. the ilrst selection being
rendered before the curtain arose and
the second in full View of the nudi-
once. The applause proclaimed the
praise due the performers.
The host until)“. the kindsraarten.
was a scream. “Con" Price. :‘Bill"
Odell and “Donny" Woodward. were
funny. very funny. but Read 0. Hull-
tand and Stewart Elliott as the aliases
usurious liavilaud and Stawsuna Ei-
iiott, were positli'aly ludicrous. And
when they tallied and read from their
"first readers" and when they "new.”
as the birds they were. the audience
simply howled with delight.
When the curtain areas tor No. 8'
there sat Chester ll. Kerr and Edward
Kin; noon the piano being manipulat-
ed by the nimble “In" of Romania
livant. They descended and unused
their singing and comics! costumes.
Next came the double quartet. cow-
nosed at four young ladies. four young
men. and ilwir leader. The young la-
dies wero noisily dressed in white iisu-
nai suits with ’lsrge red bow ties and
massive ‘rnd hitters hats. and they
carried normals. To: you: than
a
ttttt
If no .
Shave“; 3.0
V ~ A
Complete
Safety
Razor
Outfit
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot tic ur
chased in any store. ‘
It will be given only for ten Premiuni Coupons cut in order of their mothers from The
Sentinel. and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don’t know the satisfa
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to-date devices gives to the man who shsfi
himself. A time saver. a money saver, and strictly sanitary
This Premium consists of the following:
One‘Silver Plated Holder.
One Silver Plated Stropper.
Six Fine Steel Blades—none better.
One Genuine Horseohide Leather Strep.
One box of “Very Sharp" Strep Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic.
The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit. _ , .
This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwalit or vicinity. . ' - ' it. i.
By‘hsving one of these outfits you practically have all: separate razors in one, as with
the Shopper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw ii
oiades my. but strep them. and with “Bailey’s Very Sharp” Dressing your old hiadjes
will be equal to new.
No more honing or grinding required on .my style razor for with “Bailey's Very
Dressing on your strep. this is all eliminated.
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring than to The Sentinel oilice. Washington St. South Norwaik. with gel '
cashand («menithue outfits.
These will positively be sold to
SENTINEL READERS only at this Special
Sentinel Razor Could)!
were white trousers. dark coats Ind
ins and dancilx
"The Heohanieal also“ was next we
tented. This was a clever sketch ar~
Norwailr from Yale. with Baldwin ow~l
in; 3800 in New Haven. 'l‘hey subsided
in get the money and decided to inalie
Woodward a machaulcal man and sell
him. Wires and batteries were son
vloysd m‘maumm and Wood-
ward instructed in the science oi be-
ing a iaaiilia‘sloal ma‘a'. Randolph
Betta. as I “rubs." [was iaduosd to pee
ohm this ‘W" lllr ”00 Its started
home with his newly bought arrange-
ment. but Woodward remembered the
”Wand lsithlniin thslnreh. Wood-
ward's actions as tbs‘hsshsnlca! Mn
were laughable and both young man
dossm credit for their insanity in
writing the piano sudihsn producing
mr-lsiculimmm'
tilt-dud
A. 30!
straw lists The ac! consisted at on {he said. and that was ill-a liar: Sey- b.
Miss Sekuour appeared with Mrs.“
Stewart Elliott. who had been her in
mixed. written 'and urodiioed by was valuable assistant in the work. to re
ren O. Woodward and liar-old mm. delve the handsome bouquets present
Win. The “'0 young men arrived in ed to them.
Raymond Gerard and Dudley Ray-
mond. as ushers. were kept busy dur
in; the evening presenting bouquets
b those who took part.
Ipafdel's orchestra was present and
the door was cleared tor dancing.
which lasted until about midnlsht.
The mm:
PI‘OIOIIOI' Passenili and Pupils-
a. William Tell Tweet».
h. if Trovitors. Conrad Price. cause the Dispensary la .
A Modern Kindsrhrteu~ The Littlest Girl-- . ’ righteous. having sires]?
more. Illss Mary Baits: pox-iii. Idr.'Carruthers .....Iiarold Baldwin health and saved lite. [ills
Ilsa Itssdstta navilaod. was stew-
snoa Illicit. Raster Conrad Price. .
Raster William Odell, blaster Wat:-
‘ I.
i. on: Ross“ .............8iilitlt the stand piano aratultously. and the Quits
a. “A Bow! oi Roses" ......I-laniy Kranlch a Each planes were used es- MELVIN AM”?
I. "Litus Boy Blue" ...O'Hsrdilot olnalVaiy in this benefit. D Huutoen head (i!
I. “ThslwW’ .Hadioy R. 0 Hanford furnished the flowers ofminl d.”
{Nybsptsifl ...........Ilogsrs and plant decorations its. oi expands held “an!“ .0
a. “We Daddy was a Little 1‘. A. Iiitoheli supplied the store tur- . cad his
nay" ..............nniaiird nlturs withouilop-ttmm 9"an ”Milli
This Outfit can be seen at any time by it; 0.
at this office. ‘
L? '"' ‘ " .‘ - . . y"; .'. ..-..m-f. $.ng I”- W WWI“...
“Practicing" ........ Carpenter The Boston aim thrills“
moor. The applause continued until King. Kerr and Bullivant~ sols gratis. .
Cheater Ill. Kerr, l‘mmrd’ Kini. Rox-
er Sullivant (at piano.)
Double Quartet——
lender. Lansing Odell: alias Julie
M. Knapp. was Dorothy Lockwood.
Miss liariette Odell. Min Emilie'
Nash. Willard-Odell. .liaroli! Raid
win. Chester Kerr. Randolph Betta.
The Mechanical marksman Wood
ward. Harold Baldwin and Randolph
Betta .
What‘s the Use-”William Odell.
The Spanish Dance—Miss Lelta cramp-
ton and William Odell.
Allies Specialty-«clams Cram and
Mr. Lockwood let thehall
price than usual. ‘
P. E. Callahan has been,
with his services. ., ' .
P. W. Quintsrd printed
for low of the cause.
L. J. Reynolds assisted ,
truekinx. .
n. P. Weed and Sodas:
lantry and misty alone
Mr. Van Blbbor. .W. Franklin Bishop \
the sonar. dances lady
The Butler, Davenport .........
. ..... .WIrrsn Woodward
The Littlest Girl. nation Wadsworth
dapplsmst.
Id. Schoenberg Pisiio Go. furnished
uroll Woodwalii
mm HIvilsild (accompanied by
“lira chasm Sellsolt)
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