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DIED
MATHEWS ~— ON WEDNESDAY,
May 10. 191], at her residence. No. 30
West 57th 8t, New York city. Rebeccu
- T. Mathews. wife of tho into Charles
Drellncourt Mathewa. and daughter of
the late Charles C. Thompson. Fun-
eral at the convenience of the iamlly.
WANTED.
WANTEDw—SITUATION AT GIN-
erai housework. inquire Mary Am-
undson, 204 Ely Ave.
WANTEO~A SECOND HAND Bi.
cycle in good condition. B. G. .h.. cure
Sentinel. iull 3t
WANTEDMALL OUND MA.
chinnist. inquire .i. '. Miller. 136
Water St. South Norwuik. mil 3t
WANTED mutton nmmmu
uud contractor. expert linowledgo.‘ in
ruinous to meet a young gentleman s
with email cnnitui to entertain I. bust:
nose proposition. College graduate
preferred. or one who has had nagood
oommei’oiul odurntlou. Wnniod first
class references nod (Bun give highest
references. Only principals need up-
piy. iiox A. cure Sentinel.
WANTEDMA GOOD COOK. Al’-
piy 15 Hovllnnd St. South Norwnlk.
mitillt
WANTED =— Silli’ CARPENTER:
steady 'work. Sealshlpt Oystor Syn
tom. 132 Walter 8L. South Norwuik.
mill zit
WANTEDmCLUE‘i‘T. Pmnooi‘ &
(in. want young iiilili to run elevator;
must furnish references from former
employer. mill 3t
WANTEDa-wA'i‘ ONCE. COOKS.
luundresses. chombermalde. waitresses
and genoml houseworkers: good wag-
es. Apply Employment Agency. 24
Clay St. South Norwalk. mil in
wsurawnxruninnono QPER;
store on power machines: steady work.
. interstate Rubber 00.. 83 Washington
St. _ mil 6t
WANTEDonOUNG GIRL TO LOOK
after children. Apply mornings or ill
Quintsrd Ave. J ,, 2' iii 3
wnurso .... Trio on Milton
rooms. uniurnished. Cull'B South Main
St. ‘ m9 3!
‘waursowsonwoms' or uxrnn.
a».
owed by day; moderate chorus.
Hollie trimming. walks and drlvowsits "
nod. lawns
shaped. Chsrios (i.
'dlgsowe 8t
.. flouth Non
-. . . it“...
t Force. iii Wall (8L. NW York. Hill 1!
lenood. practical gardener ooh he so- *
dim ”tilt?!" isoton at.
’t' unwind-113:: ~~
TO LET
TO LET—~«FiViil-RO0M APART-
nient on Elisabeth 8L. all improve-
ments. Inquire J. M. Layton it (30..
Inc. mil lit
TO LED-JUNE . l. Six-ROOM
house, sil improvements. No. 17 Con-
cord St. inquire 8 South Mlln 8t.
m102t
TO LET-~FURNi8HhiD ROOM.
with board if desired. inquire 9 ilsn-
lord place, South Norwalk. into lit
To LET—JI‘WO PLEASANT HOUS-
es. with all improvements. in heat res
identiul and healthy location in city;
line view of the Sound. lnquiro 22
Taylor Ave. near West St. mil in
TO LET<~8EVEN-ROOM HOUSE.
all improvements. to Putnam Ave.
near West Ave. inquire Mrs. ll. lie
liens. 6 Quintsrd Place. Norwallt. lei.
48i.'or Cohorts o Hull. Washington
t. mil 3t
1’0 Larmuousu, s nrnni'r'r
Avo. lnouiro Mrs. \‘l’oodwnrd. «lo
North Main St. all ti
'ro LET—~A'l‘ 188 WASHINGTON
8t. two flntsnono live and one seven
rooms: newly papered and pointed;
rout reasonable. inquire Msgnor &
Flynn. hid it
TO LETwilALF 0F DOUBLE
house. seven rooms. all improvements.
lit Winfield St. inquire W. 8. Hon-
forti. East. Ave. East Norwalk. i125 if
To LET~~HAMILTON AWL. HALF
of two-family house. it rooms. sud 6~
room not; all improvements: good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph it. Taylor. s13 tf
LOST
Loon-incur common. Miro
ium size. red lined, pigskin grip.- con-
taining electric fixtures and clothing.
Left on Nn'i'" N. ii. .9. ii. trulnrltiUx
lug New York 3:65 p. m.. Monday.
May 8; in day eosch adjoining smoker.
Howard will he paid for return of grip
and contents to station Agent; [tow-
ayton. Court: or for information lead-
ing to its recovery. Address 0. iii.
’Ttos'l' mouth? ‘ rocxmuoox
containing two keys. money, sud s rm
Wipt. to Mrs. shaman.
return to Sentinel office. ’ mitt
' mouse normat-
on’ thd'biit tlilnln ‘ s «Ivor altered
to the nubiiont Mildly of ’ .
not «us. rim
Reward for 1 I
noriosmmoousr woodman .
hing 7‘ I
no ‘ '
W
in fly. oi hilly. "ll. swim tint
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—~80! TONS OF GOOD
hay. 821 i 1' ton. inquire R. C. W
tor. 'i‘urohl e. Darlen. mil 3t
FOR CALE»~GOOI) FARM. CHEAP:
is acres. 9-room house. two hsrns. to
apple trees. 20 cherry. 35 pouch. 5
pear; plenty mpes; also will rent.
Mary Gull. Richards Are. mil) 8t
FOR BALIwfimND HAND FIVE-
passenger auto: good running order:
tully equipped. Address It... one Sen-
tinel. . m9 3t
FOR BALIMMEDIBON GRAPHO-
phone and fifty records. all in good con-
ditlon. inquire at Oakey Smith. 8
Cottage Are. in! lit
root “LE on To LIT—dilemm-
on hotel It Bevin Rook. Conn. for sole
or rent. On shore front. Best loca-
tion. txmiienl business. Long lease.
Address C. K. Law-on. 11 Celine St.
New Haven. (Mon. . ‘ m8 tit
“ ‘ President Nutritionists: Four;
1
m
” Year’s’ Bottles
ford Club, in Hartford. Yesterday noon
the following unicorn Were elected;
Presidentwnr. 'lieorge (i. F. Wu.
‘ lions. Hartford.
Vice-Pruldontwisuc \l'.
'ilorrlngton. ,.
secretary~~tihurlos G. Btono. Hurt.
ford.
Treasurer w Henry (7..
Bridgeport.
Registrarmii'rederick X. iiostwick.
New Haven.
“interlude-{looms F. humour, New
Haven.
Chaplain ~~ Rev.
Bridgeport.
Neurologist ~— Captain
Jones, New Hartford.
Auditoruworiondo ll.
Brooks,
Sherwood.
John Dol’ew.
Henry R.
urouiwem
Bridgeport; Lowlu li.'(7urtla, Bridge—g
port.
' Board of Manager ~~ Jonathan
Truinhuil,‘ Norwirh; Equrd W. Hook-
or. Hartford; (‘hnrlos Hopkins Clark.
Hartford; Colonel Louie it. Chonoyp
Hartford; Morris ll. Beardsley. liridge-l
port: ll. Wales Lines. illurlden; Ell C.
.Islrdsey. Meridon; General is}. 8. Gree-
ley. New lluren; lioulsmiu it. English.
New Haven; Edgar L. Pond, Terry.
ville; Charlton F. lirooker. Ansonls:
Hobart L. liotchkias, New Haven;
8. Woodruff. New listen, and John M.
Parker. in. llnrtlord.
i'ielezotes to National t‘onvenuon~
Lewis [3. Curtis. Orlando ii. Broth
well. George W. .lsckman. Samuel A.
Burns. all of ilrldgoport; Andrew J.
Slopor. New lirltsln; Clarence ii.
Wickham. J. Coolidge iiills. Leverett
lilelitnsp. Frank i3. 61y. Martin Welles,
sll of Hartford; Charles 1.. Rockwell.
Moridon; Edgar .i. Doolittle. Met-idea:
i... Wheeler iiolcher. \Vestrills; I»
ritt ileminwsy. Watertown; lease W.
Brooks. Toninuton. W. Thomas Wood-
ruif. 'i‘humsslon; William H. Burr.
Westporl; William [13. Chandler. Frank
A. Corbin. Seymour 0. Loomls. George
'F. Burgess, General tic-urge H. Pom,
George A. Ailing. Wilson ii. use. all
of New Haven.
President Lenin ii. l‘urtil. the N.
tiring president. has been president
for four yesrs. Tim sovlllty has made
good progress do if his direction.
the organisation was in debt severslv
FOR SALEw-LAUNCH. 23 BY 6%.
its, horsepower Mlanus motor: uood‘
condition: cheap. inquire 55 Eimwondl
Ave. m8 tf"
FOR SALE“ NEW HOUSE. ALL lM-z
Drovemunts; 8500 down. balance uni
monthly payments. inquire oi t‘. 1-7.:
lloyt. with
School Taxes”
Union Sohooi District
The taxpayers or tho South Norwulh
Union Schoal District are hereby null
lied that the diatrlot tax of two millu
on the dollar. laid on tho town assess.
ment list of 1910. at u meeting of the
district. held on the lith day at June.
1910. It the Wklln school. will be
due and payable on the tint day of
my. 1911, It which time i uhall he
rosdy to receive same st shown-Pow-
ell's drug store. 82 Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of ii per cent. it
your from Isy I will he charged on
sud otter Juno 1. 1911.
F. A. TOLLES. :
Collector of 1‘st for South h’orwslk
Union Bohooipictrict.
fluted at Booth Norwalk. April 37.“
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NOECE ”“1
on Taxes 7
lg: ‘gg‘tfiu sgiessmualtsitmof
r 0 “ohms n m
gt...wiii.hs duo sud mythic/iii.
fro the some at ‘ ‘
Dank. '
‘ mm. M msgmm
mourning; tun Wmmrw'm “infirm
. . , no... at .m. units ”it *gwmpmcwm
tiiouuund dollsrs. Now time is a good
balance. in the tressury. The mldoum‘:
nmr general meeting and the hold day:
how been inaugurated. The Comm
lit-tii‘li monument has noon erected.
President Curtis said that he had so-
reptod reelection: against his host
judgment. believing that two years
was enough in the 0mm. out! he so-
tomtod the election oi n president;
from some other psrt oi the state. l
The report of Secretary Charles 0.
Stone showed s membership oil.-
not. There have been twenty-three
deaths and {attribute new menthol!
have boon admitted sinre his} 10.?
liiil). A field (in of tho moiety was
held at Compo Bunch. \Vesiport. Juno
il’. will. when then: use it emulate.
and s hronss statue of ”Tim illmzle
Mun." designed by H. Daniel Webster.
was unveiled. 0n anuurr it. 3910,
the Colonel Jeremiah Wadsworth
Branch at Hsrti'ord was (armed. it
last: I charter membership or 203 and "
is the largest, most prosperoosond
most thriving branch in the state. or.
acorns G. F'. Williams. the newly elseo
stl Wdont of the silt. orgsuisstlon.
is president or the Colonel anmish
Wadsworth branch. ' ‘
dotting the members at the out.
in; wool floaty A. Stillman. of this
oil}. out! .5. sad Noluon D. Wild, of
Non-toluene! ts. ' ‘ '
tannin losers inooa moss I
‘ At the annual meeting or the Con.
. nectlcut Society. B. A. R.. at tho Hart. ‘
issac W. iilrdseye. Bridgeport; Rollin . ‘
When he ‘s‘rss ilr” “ looted president "
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won't Afford .
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This Offer. 3. ,
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It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor, you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to~date devices gives to the man who shaves
himself. A tilde saver. a money saver. and strictly sanitary. -
This Premium consists of the following:
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One Silver Plated Stropper.
Six Fine Steel Blades—none better.
One Genuine Homeohide Leather Strap.
One box of “Very Sharp” Strap 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 Norwalk or vicinity. .
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the Stropper each blade can he strapped some as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
eludes sway. but strap them. and with "Bailey's Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
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cash and got one of these outfits.
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Price.
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at this office.
azorior with “Bailey's Very Sharp" ".
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