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DIED
TO LET
FOR SALE.
REED-~A'l‘ SHELTON, CONN. ON
June. 2. 1911, Charles Frederick Reed,
need it) years. Funeral service from
Methodist Church at i’hirien, 001111., on
Monday, June .5, at 2:30 p. m. inter—
ment Union cemetery, liowiiyton.
WANTED.
WANTEDv-AA LADY WlSlililS I’O-
sition as housekeeper for widower or
clderly couple. References. Address
M. l... Sentinel oillce. jil (it
WANTEDmA (lilli. FOR GENERAL
Apply to
it Hill] St, Norwalk. j‘J :it
WANTED-~YOUNC. Gilli. 'i‘O AS-
sist with housework. inquire Mrs.
Deniorest, Cedar Cottage, lieilc Island.
51 :it
WANTED-~18]'l‘ll'ilO\ 01' it it it
position by High School g1ailiiato 1111-
ilor standing: bookkeeping and alenogia-
idly: also lillS itno11'ledize ol‘ the limi-
uzii‘ian :tnd (iortnan languid-:11. Addross
K, iiornlg. ilzinbury, i‘onii. it til.
WANTED—{liiiiiS \\'1\N’l‘iill) i-‘Oit
turning iii 1111 paper boxes. ,‘tppiy Tilt,-
if‘ S. 'i‘i'owbt‘idite (30,. 129 \\':1.~'hiiii:ton
('itv. ii iii
WANTED \tii.\t11\l1\'.\tll (10011
etiiittttioii \1llil‘a a position 111 most
any kind oi“ work. Address .\. ll it.
:31“ Rowan St liast .\'or11':ili1.ll :ti
WANTED ~i.()(‘ Al. (‘11 \'\ ASSN lit-‘1
to so ii i iii-11.1111. the portal antiseptic.
i‘uroueu t‘oltl I‘l‘t‘itlll and Other toilet
preparations. ilcutiy sellers, good com
mission. Address The Wilt-ox Com-
pany. 1110., 713:1 industrial 'l‘i'ual tibia,
i’l‘tH‘iilI‘llt‘t‘. R. I. infill tit
WANTEDWTO lilii’, [\IAIJ KINDS
of cattle. Rest market Ill‘it‘t‘ii paid.
iii/y to lilo lb. for t'tili'cu. ii. i-‘rietl‘
1111111..South Norwulk. Tel. llhl.
nililili
BUSINESS NOTICES
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO (ill-
tlor. Largo variety of lliflliltiiilKS. l‘l'ir-
on reasonable. that board, 111111111. air,
At the old established i'raliit' uhop. Tit
Wimhlimton St., upstairs. all 11'
MOSES P. HALLDCK, LADIIGS‘
nitlliuor. llaia trimmed and made in
the] latent up lodute aiylcu Milli‘ltlilti
l"utniahcd il‘ tk‘I-iil‘hld llloarii flout ti n.
in. to it: 1111 p.1n,sharp. lb Chestnut
St... South Norwailt. 1111 i if
NOTiCE —-—- l‘AlN’I‘iNG, l‘Ai‘ltllt»
banning, lincoratiug. by przirtlcal man.
Sat/o motley by buying your wall pa~
par and paintora' supplies of Alex.
White. till/l. idly Ava. Tel. 422. i} all
males cheerfully git-en.
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinda
ountoln nuide work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Waithintzton tit
u. .1. e. “4“ W...“ .11. -a"
A clumping and at the 11111111" than
vary unel‘tli, engagement present. in a
crcimine-commit lint box. Select '11
hoary pnatoiioul'd box. and cover inuldti
and out, with the, favorite color of tho
bridwto-be. This they become very
*tltlilill‘iilile 11a well no ittiriictlvn.
haw
A deep shawl collar of wide-utrinpnd
initiil like the shirt. in the. single filth
lure. of time. loth trinket that identifies
the 11111 1111 ht-lttilgiillg together. They
combine liowovor. in a re l'y unity and
Milli-10411)“) null.
0.4.
it 111 predicted that hour and guilt eye.
int that will and more furor thaa far
auroral sedation before the summer in
paid; that lit 11111111 noirn fol; mane who
do not approve tho , abort ramped
TO LET-wCEN'i‘RALLY LOCATED
apartment, 8 rooms, all improvements.
stationary tubs, gas. 1910.. on trolley
line. Rent reasonable to small fam-
ily, right party. inquire 9 Elizabeth
St. iilfit
To LETWA'l‘ NO. 12 h‘Ol’t’l‘ ST.,
upper iioor of five rooms; nicely pa-
pared; rent $12.50. inquire it Betta
Place. 13:11
TO LET——H()iiSE. SiX‘ LARGE
rooms, bath and attic, with all im
movements: good location, block from
trolley; rent reasonable. inquire if.
Hcgeiein. 84 Woodward Ave. jtlilt
T0 LET~—llOliSl9, il()\\‘A'i"l‘0N
Are. l: rooms, all improvements; elec-
tric lights. two baths, 011:; near depot.
llcnt. $210 month. inquire 11}. ll. Smith,
Phone Emit—:1. j:l:11
TO LET-TWO Hi1 l’AiiA'l'li‘ it‘l it
nihh-ed moms, all lmprowmoi’its in
quire. 111111.112 J li‘caiy 1‘1" “nailing-
toii St. 12 111
T0 LET~--l'ii)l.'Si:l A’i‘ SAIFilA'l‘lK‘K.
sit; North Taylor Ara. $7;,.basomtint.
Itanlt biiildinu, $7.30; 11h Harbor Arc,
SH; lartro house... 8 fli'i‘N'i land. $2.3;
it‘d 'l‘itylor Avon $l2; Water St, St};
barn, iilaniii‘iictoi‘y with power. (vain
pontor shop, laundry with machinery,
piistnraae: aline old itiaitienco at .\111-
1111li1. $..1. new house, \Vootlbui_1 A111.
11.3. For a111tliit‘ia‘ you Willii. 1. '1” on
lliiynioiid iti'os. ji tit
TO LET" li‘t‘itNtSiiidli ROOMS
for ladies or gentlemen;
hotlsckooplng. Itoilited. quiet location
for spanner lest. Also tabla bouid.
inquire. " High 81.,8011111 Noiwalk
11:11
Hollie for light
T0 LETiw~SlX-itt)(.l.\i litiliSE,
ii‘niriield Avon. adiilta preferred;
$12. inquire ’l‘hoinaa (larrey.
Lowiidoa Ave. South Norwiillt.
4S
i'Cili
ll!
it ill.
To LETwliRICK HOUSE ()l-‘ ELEV-
1111 rooms, all coiironlottcaa. 2:1 linion
Si. Apply to The iiiitcli & iltiiloy (11)..
Water St., South Norwalit. mill tl’
TO LETMA'l‘ 1111.1 \1'ASiliNii'i‘t‘m
St. two iiitlSw-ono tire and one haven
rooms: nowiy pnpured anti painted;
rent reasonable. Inquire Monitor 11".
it‘lymi. “iii if
TO LETw—HAidt‘ Oli‘ liOliltliid
bonito, heron rooma, tiil iniprovaintnitti,
la Winfield St. liiqulro 11'. hi. Han-
ford, is: not A1'..e li‘aut Norwnlk. 112.“- if
To LETw-HAMILTON AWL. iiALli‘
of two family house, ti moms. and ti-
ruoni fiat; all improvements; good noun
ditlun; one block from railroad station.
Journal 11. Taylor. :13 it
To have wono'a coiffut'o correct it
must. be “elaborately ailiiplo.” with
waves, curls or paths, iipi‘ieiti'liiy nnt‘
and, quickly done and individual in
affect.
that board that entire gonna of
heavy Veninu lace. are fauhlonablo .in
tiltiropti. 'I‘lila luau lulu litany ativatio
ugoa, balm; heavy enough to hang wall,
rich looking and rather lean 91111111111in1
than many other real lacon. '
There in a punttlraraaua for striped
colored handkerciiiefa. it would beam
1111 though one could not get enough of
the atrlpud oftuotu.
«swam-”.4
" When making clatter uooitleu title
cold coffee in place of Wt!t01‘_ and not:
how Wondttrtnlly litiproVod they are.
fib‘m
Flatt 1111111111 and he removed from
tllnrllnndn with it fraah tomato out. in
half and rubbed on.
1, Two talilaiipoun‘fuimf boat patio ndti»
pump» and find 1111.1111111111‘111111111111.
FOR SALE~»-O.\'l-.l NEW lii'it‘T. Cit}
dar skiff. two puiru spruce oars; price
231. inquire it. if. Smith. Rowayion.
Phone 989-3. 13 3t
FOR SALEM-ONE SORREL HORSE.
340 takes motor cycle in first class can
dition. Apply (ltitbill, till Winfield St.
)3 (it
FOR SALE—~A NICE MILLINERY
luminous. central location: must. sell:
1’ei1rcanonalilo: going West Addroau
A. ll. Sentinel (illite. South Nuiwaik.
jl Rt
FOR $ALE~ONE St)itlli11i.llt)ltSl:‘..
$40. Will take. motor male in that
class condition. Appiyt C.utliill, till Win
field St. jl ‘1t
FOR SALE: HOFSIC AND LOT. NO.
5 Laura St- new and in good condi-
tiou, Apply to Stephen Morris. on the
premises. . it St
FOR SALE A ’l‘Wl'lN'l‘Y-T\\’():l"'l'.
liai‘ker launch. nearly new; woli equip-
potl: tit Norwnllt Launch Works.
11‘. Shepard. ilt‘llit‘l, Conn. t [its 121
FOR SALE~~tlliitl
quire ii. i‘it‘l‘hllilifld.
113‘: \\'1iicl‘ Si.
NURSES.
lit Wood St..
iN~
or
and investment‘.‘
house, modern,
home
double
A splendid
all lililtl‘tntt-
Ctit'lt half train 520. liiqiiil'c now. it
Elizabeth 51., South Norwalk. 11137111
lttlil" tillliiltS
()iliiiidl i‘() Si-"i"l i it: At‘i‘ 111' \‘l
illnllirl, oi' \111'111',ulk 1111., Probate
Court, June :3. A lltil.
i‘klllliit of \‘.'ttller S. .‘llunro, late of
Norwalk, in until dialricl. (lorennt-d.
Ordered, That tho ndiiiinlatriiit'lx 11x1
hililt her administration account to
this court for itdjitalincnl. at the Pro-
little oiliov in Not'witlk. on the, Nth day
of June, tilt]. at 3 o’clock altariioon;
and that all Imi‘ilitlllii lnioreutod in said
nature may be notified,thereof. the till
ininialrutrix will cause tliiu order to
he published in 11 newapapor harlot:
a circulation in mild dialriri. at 11111111
lilvioltlnya hafora anid hth day of June.
it .
ii [CNltY W. (lit I'lt iiilt‘l'.
Judith.
Oltl'lldRJ‘O Hitl'l"l‘i.i~l ACCOUNT.
District of Noi'witik, 1111., l’i‘illlfltt‘
Court. Julie 2, A. li.,'ill'll.
latate of William ilurhanan, late of
Norwaihdn auid dlairlrt. 'lettaaaad.
tirtiornd. That the t-ittlrutorit exhibit
their ntlmlnlatrutimi 1111111111111 to thin
(.‘tilii‘l. for adjustment. at the Probate.
office in Norwnlh. on the hilt tiny of
June. hill. at it o‘clock i‘nrnnoon; and
that all persona interested in fluid on-
ttiio may he untitled thuronf. the 0X01?
tilorii will cause. this order to be put»
halted in a lit‘Wf‘llililt‘l' having it circtb
itttion in said district at intuit fivo (hiya
bufpru atiid itlh d111 of .,luuu litil
HENRY W (iiiidtitwilli'
Jilmfl.
Covered butttuul with 111.111.111.111
tipidni'nveba bitihroidcrud on lilt'lll are
a lad thin petition. A few it‘renuii ltnotn
make them quite. realistic. bill. that to
a matter of tattle.
ii iii said that 'l’urltlah towels stile
failed a triilo with .111" thin 11111111 are
nan-ti better equipped for friction iii a
rub-down, which mltuypeopla unit)?
utter a bath.
W
'i‘lm phone are showing adiaaiahle
but plan no that any variety 0! cavern
and he alippnd oyor the haada and one
at able to lint/u lita- hutpin oorreanond
with 111111 11111111111111. 11.111111111111111; good
(100. ‘
“139 ll“
ARE YOU LOOKiNG Hill lltl'l‘il At
mcnla. that brings in 10% on its ill'it‘t'.‘
1 she tailored and would
1,. an-.. ._. .. .. .-...._..-»...._.. w. i
.‘ laid
'liiui lucrative pity, and 1111 para like
The 51111111111111,
"Summing up everything. I believe
I am a failure.”
“Why do you speak that way,
John?"
“I have tried so hard. Nellie. to dot
something and be somebody, but it
otay Just plain John Barnard with
nothing at all."
"Not so very plain in my estima-
tion: that brown hair and intellectual
forehead are just as handsome as
ever."
"Follow! You would itnttor me.
Nell, if 1 wave an ugly 1111 red Peter!”
Nellie looked her surprise at this
half rude way that he received her
compliment, no unlike himself.
"John, are you in tioubie?" she
asked.
“Well, it's gone up, that is all."
"You don't mean otir-~~?" and tears
sprang to her eyes.
"You. and the $300 that we rock-
oned would so soon be oilr own."
“Oh! and our assessments
paid!"
“And you have aucrliled on much.
too.’ There's the new film you want-
ed anti the winter garment you need-
ed."
She could not control herself. to:
comfort him, for a few moments.
Then she said: "That is the company
that has failed, and not you. John."
John smiled, family.
“it in all right at the factory; isn't
it. John?"
“You, and iiurry gave me a hint
of a rise in my pay today."
"i am glad, indeed; dark clouds
have bright linings sometimes, We
will not worry."
The depression of this young eon.
pie was not to be wondered at. no
two or three of their small invest-
ments in the five years or their man
tied life had proved futile.
All they learned of the loss of their
money in the unreliable source where
they had hoped for better things. it.
seemed as though 111011.113 John
termed it, was against them.
it was Saturday night, and he took
from his pocket the envelope con.
mining his week's pay.
“We have this. at least," he sold,
“and we are not in debt.”
"No.“ and Nollie kissed him as he
encouraged hitnaeif With this and tier
words of sympathy.
When Monday morning came Nol-
lie was early in rlaing. and the line
or snow white elothou showed the
genuinennaa of a good and orderly‘
housewife.
She followed her husband to tho
gain as with mom than illililll tender-
ness be bade her good-by to go to
hili work.
“or burn white arm rented upon his
shoulder for I 1111111110111. A shade of
sadness fell upon an countenance,
and an aha noticed it. said brightly
once more: “Do not worry. John!
you may be a hero sometime." With
a warn of the hand he. hurried away.
iii the busy two huura that foliowad
aha had N‘ili't‘t‘l)’ noticed tho lapse of
time when a strange deafening hound
came to her ears. Terrified. she .ran
to the street and met 11111an in wild;
alarm, while the try of "Filo!" min»;
tiled itltli cries, "Tho factory! the
factory!"
An Nollie thought of “(‘1‘ liuuliund
iit|\'ti fallan‘
but for a kind neighbor who ind her
to the house and stood by her, blith-
ing the favored temples and appalling
soothing worda while who waited in
anodized sustained till the plantings
came that he won dale.
Meanwhile John wait in the battle
of elements of destruction. A young
girl wan wildly running to and fro,
not knowing which way to turn for
oacapo, when his presence. of mind
drow til)!” froth tho encircling llalnel
to a place of safety.
llotwaon fallen timbers a ahopmnto
was ptniouad. which by superhuman
atrangtb he removed and fraud him.
He spoke cheering worth: to the
dying. and for many houra his labors
were indefatigable. latter in the day
John returned homo, blackened,
marred 11111! 11111111111111.
As they met. and embraced each
other. Nellie murmured a prnyor of
tbankfulnou. Bo often dams grief
and dlunppotntmont bring food beam
nearer one to the other.
all .
All night. the 11119111111 of the day ‘
passed before him. and in his dream.
it. uh! analn boar the ground of
those who had been loan fortunate
than himself.
For days and oven wooittl be We
troubled and iinnuntad. while life
doomed dark and Worthious. but by
tho rubnndunt buoyancy of young
manhood and a reuolvo to rein calam-
ity with the infinite. ho overcame this.
Yul. the problem of earning a itvnih
timid confronted hint. iiu wait out at
a position. He had nought work from
place to place without humans The
uncertainty of oitiplnyi'nent which
diam on many otherwiiia 11111111! homes
had Method "to nettle anon hip.
11111 by and by the story at 11111
bravory became known. and also biii
ability 1111.11 workman; then came
word to 111111 of a firm that could 11111-
snrruwa do not name alone. no he
soon learned that the people with only
1:11.111 bourt of brotherhood had with
open band thrnwn out 111111111 for the
railét of the suturing and needy. and
likewise remembered him.
hills. RUTH lit BODWELL, “
Lnrmit 1.11111. Birds. ,
"rho litigant living bird in the
world it tint nutrient. ‘r'i‘iia urethan- no
Erich “9:59?
, .
gilt. tut high titul- ‘
' 1111‘ difficulty in getting it tiring trout
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1'-ltitmhtit:':1 I‘oliwa. 11111! Tons
i 'i lnnh' ilhtitl Cleaner
1. 14111111111 :1 Snitpa and Cleanser .
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i‘ltin 111 this (‘otipoo at the Ad- lertn for ilitmtiatud Catalog of
1 Beautiful i‘i-muitima {1‘1 \uuuher
to: to 11-1111 113 1111111111.
13 North Main Street
"T hung!“ an that. {mm o .1- t
1"11‘ 35"»; 15911.3}
111171.“ 1"
Putting. it in
The Sentinel
is the 0111M
Satisfactory
Method of
Advertising .
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%
' POULTRY RMBING.
A Dionifltld Calling That ll Jim Com
ing into it: Ownu—Addren by
Prof. J. 0. Graham.
The first annual banquet of tho
Springfield. Malta. Poultry club. 11'1111
hold at Clinton hall. recently. with an
intoruuthig ntidi‘t‘fiih by Prof. J. C. that
hum. of the hiituatttihtiuetta Agriculturw
at College at. Aiuherat. The speaker
emphasized the fact that the poultry
1mm in that tapping into him own. It in
only within a doiiiparntlm few years
that noiuntiata have 1.111111 studying the
poultry hunlnras. yet the amount of
classified,information has increased so
1.1111111 that at present there. in a mu
amount-hf it available. Farmers now
are breeding heat of exhotltioml quail
lty. They are breeding pork in the
Milan way. The aim at the poultry.
than of the future, maid Prof. Graham,
must be 'quullty” uliova everying else.
The aunt 111 more iidrnncnd than the
want in poultry keeping. ”fat the farm
era of the wast who are 111111 aticklilii
to their old methotlii. know now that
more are butter“ 11111.1.
With the 1111111111111; 1111111111 at land
no by hi 11111111111. intuit are p it:
culture him resulted in a largo ntunbtir
of failure» aiinply because it in more
difficult. 'l‘iieSe faliiirea ultio arc in
a largo part due to ovar enthuaiaatlr
poultry writer». uxpononta of "1111.1
1.1111111." iittact'iipnloaa adverllulng and
llilitt't‘tiltiiltititi hreodara. All i‘iii'o 11b
tampttiii to board their immediate 111111111
regurilleaa of the affect on the. future,
An it result cotintlcnn people 1111111
11111111: into poultry raining when they
wait.- not fitted for it. and did 1 at know
anything about it. Suctosnful poultry;
lit-oping raquiioa amino and plenty of
good common auntie. ’l‘hoaa who have
trial to keep poultry nurlnlali agree.
that the atioeeunlul hi1: plant mitililltttl .
in all Worthy of respect. an tho, inar'or
at it big city D
A21 11 reuitit at those failures there
has been a great boom for the afar-n.
clan of poultry education. The courses
now given at moat of tho auricultpi-ai
colleges are ronipreiinnslre. and tliai'
planned eventually for the Manitoulin
delta Aaricultural Culit‘gt‘ impartiatuit
requires two full yearn {war the poul-
try ntiidy. Poultry keeping in being
taught in the agricultural lilgii 51111011111,
county school: and by norruaiinadunoe
, .. ... .. WW
illtt‘iCilllill‘itl college ttxltlimilm train!
attract many through the pantry churn-1
oil. 'i‘ho atalo and federal
experiment atittiona are unending
thoaanndn of dollara annual in involtb
nation. New England in Well situated
for the poiiiiiy initial}? because of tho
iiuiuonnu market at hiu vary door. Tilt
'poullryinan need better organization,
11011111 111‘ for only in that way nun tho?
governs ,‘
illitiiiii urc lauulnu many bulletins and ‘
tit. x‘:‘—;g;’;w‘.jz.r~j'r
v;- :3.
1 . :1 ..- :.‘1.“#'-Se_t..,‘
.1191 .
.4
g' a 31...: i
to??? $321.”??? f
v}
limit, to get hit adequate fox law mid' '” "
other legislation and practice which
will protect ttholr own interfaith out:
{it
those of the unusualer.»«Sprlngfieli
lit puhllonn.
WOULD NOT EXCHANGE.
Tyre irisbmen warn digging a mm: ‘3
11 ilt‘il the pridat pursuit tilting "
”Moth" said one at the man, "1’11 f
like to have that tnona job.”
"All right." aald the priest. who
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shawl Pat. and you go where I but
going."
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priest. ‘
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