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Wants. To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Professional
Cards, etcetera ‘ '
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In Black-
WANTED.
TO LET
BUSINESS OPENING FOR A
young man, who is willing to work for
our best interests. which will result in
steady advancement for himself. Will
pay good wages to start. Party must
come well recommended besides must
be acquainted in The Norwulks Ad
dress for appointment. Box 428 South
Noroalk .3t
TO LET~BRICK HOUSE.- SEW}.
rooms and attic. on Stuart Ava; liar-
deu. apples. peaches and other trait;
writer in. inquire on premises. n112 3t
TO LET~~LAilGE FURNISHED
front room. use oi bath and telephone.
centrally located. Address 0.. care
Sentinel. mil! ti
WANTED—«COMPETEUT GENER-
al houseworker In family ot‘ tit-o. Mrs.
William Lauder. 37 France St. Nor-
walk. in 12 3t
WANTED~(7E_i.l.AilS TO CLEAN
and whitéwli‘shfi, lawns mowed. house,-
oieaniuu and job work. (3. C. Lang-
ston. South Norwalk. mi? it
To LETMHOUSES iN “mi-”AY-
ton. possession immediately. inquire
Capt. E. ii. Smith, llowllytou Arc.
mitlzlt
'ro LET—diliiCK HOUSE OF‘ ELEV-
en rooms. 22 Union St. Apply to The
Hatrh & Bailey (30., Water St. South
Norwaik. lili 2 if
WANTED~~iliAilRiiCli SALESMAN.
at the Singer Sewing Machine (70., 36
Washington St. inl23t
St.
King. ti Loan Sh. south Illorwuih.8
"of cattle.
WANTED-ml SECOND HAND Bi-
cycle ill good condition. il. (l. A.. care
Sentinel. nlil 3t
WANTED-Aid. i\ll()l'.\'ll MA~
liliiilnist. inquire .l, \i'. Mill-3r. lzll;
Water Sil. South Norwalh. mil :li
WANTED~ i‘.Il'(li lSli ill li Mill
and coililaotol, oxpult ltnouiodgo is
till\lotls to moot ll loung gentleman
with small capital to entertain a busi-
ness proposition. t‘ulleuo graduate.
proi‘crtod. or one who has had a good
t‘tiiliillt‘l‘t‘iill education. Wanted ilrst
class i't‘ft’l'i‘lii‘f‘fi and tutu girt- highest
tolerances. Only principals need ap-
ply. Max A, rare Sentinel.
WANTED- A (i00l'i COOK. Al’-
ply 1.3 illltllalul St. South Norwttllt.
ulltlllt.
WANTED ~Sllil‘ t‘Alli’liN'l‘l-Jli;
steady work. Sealshlpt Oyster Sys-
Win, 132 Water St. South Norwalk.
' mill (it
WANTEDw-Cidll-R'P'l‘, i’itillllOifl &
(to. want young mun to run elevator:
must furnish references from former
employer. in ‘i ii iii
WANTED A'i‘ (Nt‘i‘t. 2 COOKS.
iliuntlrossoa. chumhermaids. ivalilosseu
and manual ltouuowolkors; good Will;
as. Apply lCtnployoiont Agency, 24
(titty St. South Noru'alk. iutltlt
WANTED—«elTIXPitillllthOlliD OPE
atom on power machines; steady war .
interstate Rubber 00., 83 li’tlshluuton
lnlltli
WANTEDwSiilll‘it‘tils OF EXPER-
loaned. practical gardener can he so-
ourud by day: moderate charges.
Hedge trimming. italics and lirltowuya
manned, lawns shaped. Charles G.
WANTEDL 'i‘O mill. ALI. KiNilB
l‘lesl ntalitot prions paid.
illxtra prices for calves. ii Fr-lud
Till 1101:
_ , - ilii'litn
TO LETHiv‘lViE-ROOM APART-
lneut on Elizabeth St... till improve-
vcnlls '373 and 1108-12.
taunts. inquire .1. ill. Layton iii. Cu.
int: , lull 3t
To LET-mit‘URNlSillGl) noon.
with board If desired.
lord place, South Norivalk.
inquire 9 Han-
lnit‘) 3t
TO LET-~-~l1()l78i‘3. S lililtlli'l‘T
Ave. inquire Mrs. \i'oodward. ll)
North Main St. ah i!
TO LET--—AT 138 \VltslilNGTON
St, two flats-mun tire and one lit-run
rooms; newly panorud and painted;
l'i,‘lll reasonable. inquire Manner &
i-‘lynn. m8 ti’
T0 Len-Luann or DOUBLE
house. seven rooms, all improvements.
ill \l’iniluld St. inquire \i‘. 8. Han-
lord. East. Ave. East Nortrnlk. 32:. it
T0 LET-wl'liilliilWON AVE” lii‘tlil"
of two-inniliy house. ti rooms. and ti-
room lint: liil improvements; good can-
dltlon; one. block from railroad station.
FOR SALE.
iF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR flit}
bargains in Wheeler it: Wilson or Sing-
er latest, drop-table machines. slightly
used. call at Singer Store. 36 Washing-
ton St. mid 3t
FOR SALE OR TO LETw-FOR
planting. or plant on shares. lot 75 by
167. W. C. Smith. 8 Bridge St. East
Norwalll. will fit
FOR SALEM-Six TONS OF GOOD
hay, $21 per ton. inquire NSC. Loa—
tur. Turnpike, Darlen. mli 3t
FOR 8ALE---~Gt)0i.i FARM. CHEAP:
iii acres. broom house. two burns. to
apple- troos. 2t) cherry, 35 peach. 5
pear; plenty grapes; also will rent.
Mary Gall, Richards Ave. inltlllt
FOR SALE OR TO LETwiilCENS-
lid hotel at Sai’ln Rock. Conn. ior halo
or rent. On shore trout.
tlon. iixt‘illent business. Lions lens.
Address C. K. taxation. 1? College 8L.
. Rlenzl Robinson. Mrs. Lillie (2. Smith.
{lest loca- ,
lit Willlllli itlllli
his... Annual iliailtorlog Will
Have interesting Programs
in Waterbury May
17 and 18
The program oi!- ths llileunth annual
meeting of the Connecticut State Fed.
oration of Women's Clubs, lit the Sec-
oud Congregational Church. Water.
bury, Wednesday and Thursday. May
)7 and 18.’ls as follow:
Otflccra. {
Honorary i’resllloatWMrs. ’1‘. K. No-
hie.
Honorary Vice-Presidentmlllrs. Hen-
ry i-i. Lyle.
Pl9-.liident-Mrs W. Ii. Phipps.
First Vice President- -\irs Jay H
Hall
Second \'ltt-Presitlolit~iils. James
ll. Mason. ,
Recording Stttll‘t‘tlil'ir'"‘i\lilill Nettie C. 5
Smith.
Corresponding Secretary
Hoffman.
Treasurer ~~~~~ Mrs. (13. W. Shelton.
Auditor-whites ituth l‘lowns;
iIilrectora-~ Mrs. l”. M. (Yard,
Mrs. “7.
Mrs.
llolton. Mrs. E. it‘.
iiartwoll, Mrs.
Mrs. Frances 5.
Thompson, Mrs. F. E.
John Elliott.
(letter-at Federation Secretary—“bliss
Dalila Stone. i"lnueo.
Local Committees.
llOBDliullt)‘-Mi83 Annie bl. Graves,
ill rs. Warren Hail. Mrs. Harry i‘leards-
toy. Mrs. A. A. Crane. Mrs. A. F. Tay-
lor. Mrs. D. F. Webster. Mrs. B. L.
Cue. Miss Mabel Camp.
. Receptionwbirs. '1‘. ill. iiowitt. Mrs.
J. J. Tuttlu.
llooni-w-ii‘irii. l".
ill. Russell. Mrs.
Luncheon ----- Mrs.
Samuel Root.
Pressm-Mra. Oscar W. Noble. Mrs. G
S. illsset. Miss t‘rindli “it“. Mrs. S. R.
Kelsey.
Ushersmt‘llalrmnn.
i’iorpont.
Wednesday. May 17. 11 a. in.
Council Meeting, t‘lkicllul'l‘. board and
riuh presidents Club problems. club
programs. discussion.
Alteration Session. 2 O'clock.
invocation-Him: i‘. l). iitloitluy.
Address of \\'t‘ll‘.tllll(*“‘f‘i“l‘li. I". 1). Buck-
iey. ilev. unlit!“ ll}. ilrown.
Realltlliaow Mrs. James it. Mason. vice-
prosldolit. .. it.
(ltotltitigs- Mrs Emily lei. iihllnnon, D.
M. i’caaley, Mrs. 1.
John A. Coo. Jr.
M. iv‘. Foggy, Mrs.
Miss Anna H.
New Haven. Conn. n18 til.
its horsepowvr Mianuu motor;
condition; cheap.
Ave.
flood
lnqnllu 55 Einlwoml
m8 ti.
FOR SALE- NEW ilOllSi-Z, Al ...i iii-5
provomanta; soon down hllinluo on
monthly payments.
ilot'l.
LOST
.l'lVPl'i‘OlIl,
island.
Norw alk.
i’lnasa it‘lliill to ill l liloa i'i
lle‘ald. ’
lllllllllus .
Joseph ll Taylor. oi3tt'
W“ b‘usffiufisszBTmEg """""" sonvaur Ntl'i‘it’JE.
NOTICE TO ALI. roli about: ”“1“" 01’ Namath“. rl-ollluu
and hotel cleaning. gardening. scrub
hing, allltowashing. lawas taken care
ol’, em. apply .luntos Pol-kins, 30 Pine
i-it. Tel. 173-14.
NOTiCEw-lilGGliJS’l‘ REDUCTION
on the best tinnlng goods oval offered
to the public in the history of Norwalk,
at Henry A Hegoloin' a, plumbing and
tinuing. 141 Washington St.i’i1l3u3u
ill ‘t
PAPERHANGING. PIA 1N T i N ti
time anywhere by experienced molt.
Wall paper at all prices. samples limit
to your home. Murphy Docorutiug t 0..
78 Washington St. Tel. 32-i- -i. all tt
moods P. HALLOCK, Litmus
millihor. Hats trimmed and made in
the to eat up tortilla otylos’. Materials
3‘ rural
ed ii desired Hours trail“ a.
in. to 6: so p. m.. sharp. ill Chestnut
tit. south Norwalh. ‘ . mliti‘
NOTICE w PAINTiNG. PAPER:-
lmaglng. Decoration. by practical molt.
Suva mutter by buying your wait no»
our and pitintsrs' supplies bl Alex.-
White. on Elly Ave. To]. 423. lion
hiatus ohoorrully given.
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAN
not and shoe renal r s on a l it!
custom mails won:
w I
strictly adv ’
_jlvil'dloii a
Court May it A. ii.. lllii.
Flotilla of Susan 8. Smith. late of
Norwnilr, iii said district. douoasod.
The Court at Probate tor the District
of Norwallt hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof tor
the creditors or said estate to exhibit
their claims ,ior suitlomtlst. Those
who neglect to printout their accounts.
properly attested, within said titan.
will be debarlod a memory. All our
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quostod to make immediate paymant to
ANNIE it. tilti'illtlliit.
“112 iii 26 Admluintmtrix.
Olii‘llt‘ll TO SiJTTlililw ACCOUNT.
7 District of Noruulll. all. Probate
Court. May it. A. it. lilll
Eatstn of Mary Mule. Cilichostor. into
or Norwalll in said district. (locus-till.
Ordered. That the oxootllrix of
tho will of Bonn Belmont. doaouood.
exhibit the said Henry surmount ue~
count an administrator ot said estate
to this court for ildjllstlaont. at tho
Probuto allies in Noiwalll. on the lilth
day at May. iilii. at 2 unlock after
in said estate may ho notified thereof.
tho said oxotlutrix will course this order
to be published in u liswallanur having
a olruulatlua in mild district. tit low;
l’lvol days tailors raid illth day at his
FOR SALE --l.:\_liNtili. 23 or ill...‘
inquire ot‘ t‘. E .
n35”-
L08T-~ MAY it, l‘liltlll'N ills'rnlli
lulaoun Nolliltll: and Hello
till22t.
noon: and that all portions inuvoslmii
I A. it; \irs. Thomas N. Hophnrn. \\.
l s. .i.; turn. Caroline. ii. uuollAv; C.
'i‘. i'
' Minutes or last annual lilt‘t‘iliifi.
Militit.
i‘t oustv l‘\ titlon commitloo-«utililail-nlali.
.‘tits. l’l. (lolard.
Addresswt‘otlsorratlun,
its tluiid.
Music.
! ilouaobold GCOIlOIIlli‘S-‘Wt‘lliill‘llllln. Mrs.
| it‘. ll. Street.
Legislative
. (.‘ninnilnua.
~ l’ress~~»-llllss llotiui 8. i‘lnnco.‘
Wednesday. May 17. 7:30 p. m.
Organ rat-ital.
ex-(ior. t‘ur-
committee Mrs. L. El.
haall.
Music.
Addross-«Wonlen of
Judge John H. Light.
Music.
Reception.
parlors.
Thursday. May 18. 9: 46. a. m.
Business. a ‘
lioports of oliicors wilet-ordlug more.
titty. corresponding seorotaly. trous-
urer
itoporta from county vire presidents.
Presentation of new clubs. “’
Preolduut’s hadrons
Civil service oommittsemchsirmsu.
Mrs. F. 11.13an
Shakespeare.
_ hiilti Psunoid .
Nubia committhbairman. Mrs. J.
0. Downs.
Report oi credential committee.
Bililm’dtgt ‘ ,
t 13:30 unlock
a May 13. l 45 D. m.
G. A. limitation.
Mrs. Noll Mitnhull. -,
P. T. Walden. ,
To “The Sentinel” Readers for.
all.
i
Complet'é
Safety "
Razor
Olltlit"
if You
Shave You
\ 'Can’t Afford
To Miss
This Offer, I .
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
chased in any store.
It will be given only for ten Premium Caupons 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—tmdate devices .gives to the man who shaves
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-name better.
«One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
Onebox 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 Norwaik or vicinity.
By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with
the Snapper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
alades away. but strep them, and with “Baileys Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
will be equal to new.
No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with “Bailey’ 3 Very Sharp”
Dressing on your strap, this is all eliminated. ,
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentinel office, Washington St., South Norwaik, with 85c in
cash and get one of these outfits.
l.
These will positively be sold to
SENTINEL READERS only at this Special
‘ Price.
Sentinel Razor "Coupon.
2.4
This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling
at this olfice.
Education conuuitteo~-~.\ilsu Jana llnr- .
9:80 o‘clock. “in the church i“
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TON" Coupon “5” anialiel to time obtained. . ' ‘
with hundreds of products Built to tho following
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fiapiii R Emilio (Isobar {“ l Mnt‘ioil it Show Polish tun Dressing.
“hill: at l‘wnliilln (7 ucoanut
ti liolmhur- s t. nth-us and Teas
‘ Fills“ ii and ( ‘lcanor
{ l~lt "110) a soaps and (it-liliaor
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That The [Sentinel
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This VALUABLE COUPON from
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i good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5” . .
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not. we’d fix it.
The Hamilton Corporation. 2936 W 83:! so, New York City
this Coupon at tho Adu
:‘alruu’ bulow
Praia-li-
drums. elilttltlli‘ Premiums oi- lumber
for 10 l' “19E “will“.
13 North illlsinj‘S‘tteet
1\Villo fol illustratod t‘aialog of
iieaith departmenthiiiilrman. Dr. 80‘» -
Literature mmmittao-fi‘tmliirntatt. Mrs.
iii-o aloha—«influence of the brains; L
industrial I oouditioawtihnlrman. Min.
'v’lot tutor. or. a stalls; ‘ ‘
lies to all portions and calm
liable to pay tattoo in the our
Namath. that they are m
dolivnr to the assessors. or sithoi' or
them. on or tailors the flint day 291
toll. a written or printed its. dulled,
signed and sworn to. at all 1
party owaod b them all til
ital 1911. its :19 to talks
titles‘criptioti of all ma
oat-h partial bolus separltt
, Nil. whim tam be roll ed , ,.
truncations. ut the new Gounod l'. '
in tho Liilrttri*‘ilulltllng;-’W .
arrest. South Naturalist. no
lag. Matt is. lath said bill
{rout iii to 12 ooluoll tlal’ll slid..-
to a unlock ti. 211.: on “ stilts
, to it unlock til also start
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stall at the City of ill)
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. FRANKLIN A. (it
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Norwalk Chronicler