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Sale. Business and
Professional Cards. and
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At a Court of Probate at Norwailt.
within and for the District“ Norwalk.
on the 17th day of April, A. “D. “.1913
Estate of Jesse ‘i-ont. oithe
City. County and Btsteei “W York.
on eased.
Whereas. written application has
CwSIF'IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
Three Times. 50c— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
In Black-
been made to this Court for the tiling
and recording in end by this Court of
certain writing: with said application
illod and therein slim to he the
duly authenticated and exemplified
copy of the will of Jesse Hoyt. late of
the City. ('ounty and State of New
York. deceased. and of the record of
the proceedings proving and establish-
WANTED l . TO LET .FOR SALE mg said will in and by the Surrogate-
, . o '
waurs~o-ctat ornaaroas on T0 LET~liOilSES. FLATS. man, FOR SALE -— LOW wooo ‘°3:§e’,‘§d"l.9hh “fl", °§,,$;;:.g:;*'.,
.power machines. Steady work. later" Shop. Manufactory With power. 03100: wheel. ball bearing. cushioned "’9 heard and determined at the Probate
state .Rubber Co. a20 ti Store. something to suit any tenant. road wagon. Built by Weill. of Amos. Oiilov in orwaik on the 301i: day 0‘
- i‘nll slid examine our list. Raymond .bury. Mass. Very little “Bed. 6 lillh April] ‘9]- at lilo'c.iock foreman and
WANTED~YOIJNti MAY W 0”“ "1‘03- “20 3‘ Si” 50- Norwalk, 00““ “20 3‘ all persons interested therein ' are
lz'utndly stock room to examine. t‘luoit.
l’cabod it (30.1120 3t T0 LET~—5:l WINFIELIJ 81‘”, EAST FOR SALE—llAilY CHICKS. 8. C.
y Norwalk. 9 rooms and bath; steam White Leghorn, bred for size and eggs. $3113.13? 3:33:33 be heard there
WANTED-i.iiil.S AS EXAMiN- heat; large garden; chicken yard; |Slit per hundred. Eggs Si. 50 per hun- Utticrad That public witch of said
eta on white shirts (.‘lueii. Peabody gas: 820 per month; keya at 55 Win drad. Geo. D. Gifford. Telephone. application and of the time and place
to Co. 1120 .lt ilcui St. aZO it 735, Westport -0 {it of the hearing thereon and of said Cl‘.
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lNSURANCE—WANTED EXPER- TO LET ----- raon MAY lST. FIVE FOR BALE~ONE uooo Mil.Ki.\'G 22:3"“fenwg‘m‘tgrag'y wai’mpligm
lcnced insurance salesman for South rooms and bath. llnproyctucnta. Iu‘ cow. inquire of Paul Kubovic. North causing a mm of these orders and ri.
Norwnik and vicinity. independent nuirc Wm. lillsdon. 6 Elizabeth St. Taylor Ave. n20 3t (“”6“ to m" publisbcd in a news aler
agent for large iicuith, Accident. Lii'c I120 it ' ’ having a circulation in said District] at
Company. Liberal contract. Splendid FOR BALE—41001) SURREY. AP- lt-aal ten days before said day of hear-
opportunily.‘ Address Box 1. South TO LET FIVE ROOMS, AT| to ply :ltl P‘nirilcld Ave. a20 it big '
Nurwaik Sentinel. . . alil 3t Windsor pint-c. inquire on prom sea. ‘ W . , .
~ ~ “:0 1n FOR BALE-EGGS raon oow- ~ “PM” “- camco’alxhe
WANTED-~A MAX FOR ENill- cll strain. Barred Plymouth Rocks at. . ‘
peer rnti n’aahcr. Apply ('I't'st‘cnt TO LET~FliiiNiSliED ROOM. ALL $l pcr setting- 'i‘el.1306-2. Job Lock- SOLVENT NOTICE
Laundry. am :It conveniences. Private family. in» wood. R. F. 1).. 7 South Norwalk. Ro- . '
quire 1th So. Main St. or Phone ton Point Road. Rownyion. 1120 iii . I .
WANTEb~A GJRL FOR ASSORT- 10354. 20 m I)lrll..(l. n. hernaik, ss.. Probate
lug room. Apply Crescent Laun-
dI'l’. t'il8 3t.
WANTED ~— COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Apply Mrs. it.
A. Mills, Rowaylon nvcnuc. Rownyton.
Conn. bill :it
WANTED~~0P1‘RATORS EXPERI
enced on power sewing machines;
steady work Cluett. Peabody & Co.
f6 ti
"Loss
LOST—~BANK HOOK NO 14527 iS-
sued on the So. Norwulk Sittings
Rank. Finder will please return .to
said bank, as payment has been stop-
ped. sill 20 ‘37
LOST—ON CONNECTICUT TURN-
pikc. between Armory and Hospital.
small gold pendant. exact representa~
tion of Egyptian mummy case, with
miniature mummy inside. Reward.
for return to this oiilce. i118 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
LET us ESTIMATE ox YouaI
We
Work guaran-
R. (‘. Thomp-
East Norwuik.
altl 6t
plumbing, timing and heating.
can sure you money.
iced. Telephone 593-4.
son & (70.. 54 First St...
NOTICE —~ PAINTiNG, PAPER-
lmnglng. Dot-mating. by practical man.
Sane money by Dining ‘0“! null pa-
per and painters supplies of Alex.
White, cw; idly Ave. Tel. yi‘l'i. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. mid 1m
FOR THE
TURKISH BATHS
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. in.
Wudsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
iii ti
BEFORE HAVING YOUR ELEC-
tric lights installed get prices on w-ir
ing and fixtures fl om me. ‘ Right work
at right pIi.ces' E. ilarthoi. till Men
dow St.. city Phone 1147-4. its ti
fiASi-l's MODERN GOODYEMR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
HOUSE PAINTER 8t
DECORATOR
Large assort-
ment of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
prompt atten-
tion. Esti-
mates on ap-
plication.
J. A.RUDDER
108 8. Main 8t.
80. Norwaik
Tel. 1035-4
No Rim-Gut Tires
. 10% OVERBIZE .
Adopted by it motor car makers
in 119911;). by 64 in 1911. and by 127
a
James E. Eils, Jr.
NORWALK
ADVIRTISED LETTERI.
Below is a list of letters rematninl
uncalled for at the following post on
see for the current ween
/ South Norweik.
J .‘thyior Ash-by:
Mrs. Lottie Berry.
Miss Saddle Bysby.
Ed. Felhsae.
Elihu at Mr. Jesse Hedges .
John Lesdwith.
aluminum. .
Dorothy Holland. 805 Grand Ave.
Music Chart Publishing Co.
Franclasek Peritoweltl.184 Water St.
Kndrst Sawrsk.
, VpllJJORQWE. ..P M.‘
W
all (lit
hereby cilcd then and there to appear
TO LETv-PLEABANT FURNISH~'
AilDll’
nib 3t
ed room. 10 Lh‘osccnt Terrace.
on the premises.
To LET~~CONNECTING FRONT
rooms, with all conveniences. ionlight
gas
214 East Ave-
housekeeping. Water. toilet,
plates. $3.00 per week.
FOR BALE—~20 MILE SPEED
,bont at half value. Can be seen at ll
. TO LET-ONE OR TWO FAMILY
improve-
81
Nor-
alll tit
house with all modcru'
meats. inquire L. A. Conneally.
Washington street, South
walk.
FOR “Lawn FOOT LAUNCI .
with new ilcrker engine. in first class
condition. A bargain to a ready bur-
cr ‘llill‘eflli “Launch." care Senti-
ucl. sill St
TO LET-«FURNISHED HOUSE OP‘
is rcoms‘. all improvements.
Contord St.
inquire 7
318 3t
To LET~»FURNISHED ROOM
suitable for two. and a single room.
Apply at 33 Woodward avenue. South
Norwaik. .118 :It
T0 LETmlaiGil'l‘. SANITARY. IN
every wny up to date apartments with
electric light. steam heat and janitor
Ready for occupancy on or
service.
;beforc May 1. inquire J M. lAIyton.
TO LET :st nouns ”mm
floor. l‘Jti South Main St. South Nor-
walk. Sonic improvements. Apply to
Capt. A. A. lieits, 44 Wall St., Nor-
wnlk. ul'i if
TO LETwiiOUSlC Wi'l‘ll EVERY Concord Bis. Telephone. am if
modern improvement; electric light .-
and gas: good locality: central; in FOR SALEMON EASY TERMS. A
good condition. inqulte “2 Taylor line 14 room house. one acre of land.
Ave. nonr West St. a1? tit all kinds of fruit on Highland Ave
w.—~~—-~--m——.-~—~~~~-—--—~I-w-—-—-~--~- inquire Minots b.8mllli. 79 South Main
T0 LETwl’I‘iVE ROOMS, Wi'l‘li St. mri if
part improvements. inquire of it.
.l'osciovsky .& 00.. East Nor. FOR 8ALEI-«nilwliORBMSW/56. i
walk. aid Itf have just received Ml head of horses.
ll TO LET~-~8lt‘\'i*‘hi ROOMS. i1 BUZ-
an-th St. all improxemcnis. inquire
United Groceri t'o.ap1:itf
i TO LET PART Oi<‘ HOUSE. 80.
Main St, flxo rooms and bath rent
318:12-loom house. Gtme St. all im
provemcnts. 335. Homes for sale on
ones terms. C. E. Hoyt. at The South
Norwalk Trust St. unit ti
l TO LET—savnN-koon FLAT. rN
quire Mngner & Flynn. 138 Washing-
ton 8t. m27 it
To LET-~--HOUSE 21 UNiON S'i‘..
17 rooms, all contenieuces; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. Also brick cottage. 23
ilnion St.. 11 rooms. all improvements.
The Hatch & i'lalley Co. mr12 ti
TO LET~HAMILTON AVE.. HALF
oi twoiamily house. 8 rooms. and 6«
room fiat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13. ti
Touring Car
for Hire
comfortable can-email dam
Day or Night Calla '
JOHN J. LANE
Auto Supplies Tel. 983
9 UNION AVE. NORWALK
To the Public
or those who may be interested in the
old Pine Island Cemetery. Mr. George
Lynch. No. 196 Main St. Norwalk. has
been appointed caretaker oi said
tery and is making an effort to she
and keep said cemetery in at least a,
presentable condition and by Woven»
tion by those who have my interest
in this old cemetery which- a the roof.-
lns place of many of the ideal faith
tiles in Norwalk t can be kept in at
least a fair conditidn ’11 you srs at
all interested in this old «motor!
show your interest by escrow-ill!
:Vhith those wig arfe lavage“ figure
9 appearan o .
It is its any the Cemetery Associa-
tion that partieswho have, been
dumpi tholt‘l'ofilfl iii the road an
east si e' of canister! will desist from
mighty}: oil. once eliht legal steps need
not
EHAIJJOCK.
President Cemetery Assoc
-.
M.
‘
inst anythiaaf Try a Ian
FOR 8AL£~A liilTCllEl.L RUN»
about. .fully equipped and in due con-
dition: reasonable. Address A. A..
Sentinel. South Norwalk. am tit
FOR BALE—AT HALF PRICE. AN
electric carpet cleaner. in perfect ob
der. As easy to use an a awoeper. till}.
inquire i-‘. A. Mitchell’s furniture store.
Wall St. Norwalk. 031 ti
FOR BALE—4100!) FAMILY Oil
business horse. kind and gentle: two
wagons and harness. (' heap if sold at
once. inquire 37 Quinlan! Arc
Inr29 ti
HORSES-Olll0 HORSES. RAW-
ing iltlil i0 itillii lbs. Good. young
stock. suitable for all purposes. it
lietahncld sales stables cor. Wood and
Mechanic affect or address '1‘. A. Ster- 235312;; acngé’f‘y and State 0‘
”"F- 5° 9‘ “°“‘°'”3 “7““ NO‘ The. Court of Probate for tire Dir
“"“k' ‘ “8 6‘ ”lot of Nt-rwa’k. hath‘ilmlted and
”w . , allowed six months from a date here-
“0:38 lgthigfkwgggl) ”Twigs; cf for tho creditors oi said Estate to
‘- ‘ v at} .
,J lloulon street. all] .lt (lhlllll their claims for settlement.
Court, Alli“ S. A. 'i).. 1912.
Estate in Connecticut of Mary E.
'Phoac who neglect to prescht their
accounts. properly atteated. within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said oh.
tatc are requested to make immediate
payment to
HENRY R. HOYT,
Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District oi Norwalh. u.. Probate
Court. April 8. A. 1).. 1012.
Estate. in Connecticut of Alfred hi.
Hoyt. late of the City and State of
New York. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
trict of \iorwhik hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors ohsald estate to on-
him; their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are rcqucstcd to make immediate pay-
ment to
HENRY R. liOYT.
» ' Executor.
1120 27 m4
all! 20 ‘2?
consisting of all kinds. iliu, matched
pairs of stock horses. also some farm
chunks and business horses. in this
lot you find them suitable for all Jobs.
\\ e also lune 20 seasoned horses from
84.3 up. and all those homes must be as
represented or money refunded Bitm-
uei Mandcison. 72 78 Stage 8t. Stam-
ford. Telephone 1387. mri ti
FOR 8ALE-80HORSE POWER
Stcntns. fully equipped. run very little.
good as now. Just out of the paint
shop. For ‘quick sale will sacrifice for
82500. Apply to Longshore Farm.
Saugatnck. Conn. Phone 138. West
port. d6 ti
FOR BALE—ONE 1908 lid-HORSE
poWer Thomas. good condition and
newly painted. Price 31050. Apply
to Longshore Farm. Sauzatuck. Conn.
Phone 138. Westpmt. d6
A Combination,
Coal and Gas
I R V .
is the latest and best thing. It
takes up less room and is more
economical. -
Before you specify a range for
your new house or before you
buy one for an old' house,
come and look at them.
Horace " R. Nash
Ribbon Iroooh'ee.
The woman who declines to keep
pace with" the changing fashions in
brooches should purchase one of the
new newer designs. Theso are splays
of blossoms made of soft. silk or satin
in dainty pastel tints. They are mount-
ed upon pins and worn in place of the
brooch of gold
Tiny silk flowers decorate black vei
vet bandsto be worn about the thrcst,
says an exchange. Strands of flowers
hank tram tn. neck in place oi la-
bots. e effect produced )Iy”
depends entirely upon the ‘
ti Piunkett. at 23 North Main St. to
- era owainz real estate situated in said
sowsnr queries.
District of Nor k. as..
Oourt. April ii. A. 041012.
Estate in Connecticut of~Aiired W.
i-ioyt. late of the City and State of
New York. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
trlct of Norwalk hath limited and III.
lowed six months from the date hereof
for uhe creditors of said estate to ox-
hibtt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will be Ilebnrrcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are rcquesied to make immediate pay-
ment to
HENRY R. HOYT.
s13 20 27 Executor.
Probate
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfleld County:
i hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No.11“ to cell Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors Ale. Laser Boer.
Rhine Wine and (.tder. from Moore a
Kcneilc d. Piunkett. at 23 North Main
St. Town of Norwalk. The proposed
place of business is not located with-
in 200 feet in a direct line of a Church
llldlllce or Public School house. or the
premises pertaining thereto or any
Post Office. Public Library or Cstn~
otery.
Dalted Aall) Ngwaik. this 13th day of
J08. i" KENEFIC.
NELLIE PLUNKETT.
Applicants.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law oi the
Town of Norwalh. hereby endorse the
application of the above named Joe. P.
Kenehc sud Nollie «Plunkett for such
license and we do serenity certify
each for himself that we are taxpay-
Towa of Norwsik.
Dated at Nor’walh. .thls 12th day of
Aprii.A . 2.
Wm. H. DMalone. John Malone. Ed-
ward Brewer. John T. Hayes. Matthew.
Corbett.
i hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsera am electors and taxpay-
ers. as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwalk
Dated at Norwallr. this 12th day of
April. A. D , 1912.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
sill 20 Town Clerk.
W
Fashion Ills. .
Fashion is favoring embroldsrles to
an unusual dexree.
Dersundy reds are assured it place
in coming fashion.
Lon; handles continue fashionable
'for the parasol of the promenade.
The curing gives promise of small
flat ishots and satin floral garnitures.
Ecru crash tovIellnz is one of the
latest notions and as trimming for
blouses.
The. fichu will he an important lac.
tor in trimmins waists of hazards
(trends. ‘
=‘ natal-III your» all blue
An Unparalleled Offer ~s : ,i i ..
NO HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD r0 MISS ::
' f i
A COMPLETE $2.50 ~ .
Kitchen Outfit 980*
(Tully Guaranteed) .
Unexcelled COmbination Kitchen Set ’
.READ AND PROFIT! »
This Kitchen Set is positively offered only by
The Sentinel to its readers. it will be given for
98c and Ten Coupons. cut in numerical order
from The Sentinel. iiiThe Unexcelied Kitchen Set
fills a long-felt want by the American Housewife. There has never been fie-l.
‘ signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen Set. No 7
household is fully equipped without one of these unexcellcd Kitchen Sets. A . .
true friend in the kitchen. This Set consists ‘of eight handy and indispensable" ‘ ” '
utensils. which will make culinary duties a pleasure every day in the year:
One Meat Cleaver, oil tempered steel. extra heavy. retail value .. . . .. .. .S .75 .
One high grade. oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retail value.
sOne high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife. retail value .. . .. . . . .. .30
One high grade Meat Sew. tempered steel blade. retail value . . . . . . . .. . . . .50
One imported Sharpening Stone. retail value . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. . . .
One extra strong Can Opener. retail value. . . . . . . ............. . .
One‘high grade Faring Knife, oil tempered steel, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . .
One high grade Pot Fork. oil tempered steel. retail value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total.........
I‘IQaeoeesna easalaasse
SPECIAL
Each article in this Set is fully gust.
antecd. Any piece that does not give
the utmost satisfaction in. service Will
be cheerfully replaced. This Kitchen '
‘ Set must be seen to be appreciated. ‘
cons IN AND LOOK rr ovsn
This COUPON will start you
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"Honey wall invested-«tan Advertise
.“P'” in little feet.
‘ The smartly at people are honest... ‘*
‘iltlll of colors.
About Business Openings There.
I advise strongly against people
who have made a failure at home com-
in; out hens to start afresh under new
auspices. writes Got-Gen. W. Carnation
Forbes. in Harvard Graduaces’ Malt
sine. Sometimes people are clad to
M rid of inconvenient relatives or
dependents and are sled to Hill) them
for away.'~
for themselves and for everybody else.
it takes a creator degree of ability to
succeed out here than .lt doea at
home. in the Philippine Manda thinnc
are more primitive. They'ane not so
well organised.
neatly specialised. A man. then. to
stressed here has to be more resource»
ful. triers versatile, more adaptable. He
cannot do the one thing for which he
is best fitted. confident that some-
body also will attend to the
things which he does hatldo. He has
not: to do a little of everything:
Think of the continuity there is
m m or Mlle-m. 11W..!blfllt-
..:.:.:(:J:.:.: :L:.‘:.Z.:Q:':I:f:':‘:':.:.-.:I: 11.113.12.11"
TH! PH'L'”IN‘5. as that of Japan, capableof producilil ' .. ' ,,
._..-_... “ an abundant variety of crops: Rubber. N ;_,
MOB-000ml Forbes Writes auger. tea. wiles, hemp. comm. - ‘ -. "
chocolate. wtta-percha, sillt. cotton.
tobacco and a thousand other varic- _
ties of tropical product-.3 'i‘hese pro-
ducts receive free entry into the Unit-
ed States. except that there is a limit
to the nmount oflsuur and tobacco
which may be imported. a. limit
which is greatly in excesd‘oi themes-
ont production of the lsianda of these
commodities; and yet the business of
supplying the United States with the
tropical products it consumes is done
by other ownirice. Except for hemp.
some" amount of sugar and tobacco.
and a mil amount of copra (the
dried meat of the cocoamrt). it is done
by the Philippino islands scarcely at
all What an opportunity for mind
to overcome matter. for the brain of‘
active. vigorous and weilerained Ant—
ericans‘ to turn this w mess into I‘
paradise! Personally. i have been
Wit and aoeln tempted- whilehere
by the opportunities to sire up the
government work and Wm atten-
tion to sariccitural pursuits.” ,
CITY—"fax
The taxpayers of the City
Norwalh are hereby notified... .
city tax of nine (ii) mills on: w.
Isr. laid on the assessment list 7"
by the Board of Estimlte‘ all .
tion will be dug and payst
first day of May. 1912. at an '
will receive the seine at
Room .3. United Bank :.
Washington direct. Booth
Penalty at the rate of nine 5;.
cent. a year from May 1.19 . .
charged on all bills remaining”
after Junel 1912.
WILLIAM B.
Collector of Taxes of
South Norwaik. .
South Norwalk. April 10.
They, only make trouble
They are not so
“Somehow. the New.“ I”
ball league hasn‘t «other! new. .
piste without henchmen-b- ‘
ltiwhiancheater nice. it
todlsame. boil the fate
truth it is necessary-1w
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