O “ quire at Sentinel Oiilce :77 NOTICE -— immune. PAPER Sore money by buying your wall on =1 per and painters' supplies of Alex. CLASSIFIED Advertisemenlsm on ThrsoTimenwc~ ~Eecthi heeorCsps. Double Price we... 0111.1 cent mom. Verde or Loafin— . so so I. ,0 0| 9. ess7 I. I II per Insertion; Inblsck- ‘ DIED l PATTISONFAT THE HOME 08‘ her daughter, Mrs. Philip N. Knew. in South Norweilr. Conn, on April 25, Mary [2. Pnttlson, wife at the late Rev. Eugene C Pettleon, in the 80th your at her use. Funeral services on Sutur- out, April 27th, at 1 p.111. Kindly omit flowers. WANTED WANTED -- BOARDERS; ALSO furnished rooms to 1ont.23 Union St. ‘ 1128 3t WANTED-FRESH MILK JERSEY cow, gentle and good mlllter. Call or write. stating lull particulate and price. E. L. Greenherg, corner West St. and scrihner Ave. 1126 iii WANTED ~— COMPETENT Gnu i i'or general housework inquire eve niuge. Mrs M. D. Randall. 27 West Ave" Norwnlk. 1136 .3t Greateet money melting opportunity in eflseneretion Agents having marvel one success. Authoritative book. Price only 81. 00. Big terms. Outili'. tree. SINKiNG OF THE TlTANlOlg Don't miss this chance. Universal nnt room for two; also single room. House. 1010 Arch St. Phllsdel- Good table, home cooking. Reasona- phln.‘ 1128 29 llzledigies. Mrs. G. M Tait. 16 £210.th- n ‘WANTEMMALL SHACK. noun rooms. on water front. E. Beardsley. 1643 Nelson avenue. Bronx. 1125 iii WANTED-430 YOU WANT YOUR lawn rolled. grass out and trimmed by an. experienced man; it so. ed- dreee or telephone ill. ”Middlebroolt 21 Adams avenue Tel. 835-.2 123 iii HAVE YOU SEEN IT? THE MAC- ic Vacuum Cleaner. Easily operated by one perebu and sold (with manuiac- turer‘e guarantee) at a price within the reach oi all. Send postal for price and terms. Ed. Eversiield. care Solmans' Livery. a 2 8t WANTED-wail“. OPERATORS 0N power machines. Steady work. inter» etnte Rubber Co. 1120 ti WANTED-OPERATORS EXPERI- enced on power sewing machines; steady work. . Cluett. Peabody & (go; f . 6 t 1. crown. STOLENwFROM KEYSER’S lend. a block steel rowboat, 12 feet long. initials "AE" under all chain .bers. Suitable reward ii South Non- wullr police are notified. a2?) 3t 1. I 110111va FOUNWMLOC’K or GUINEA hens. Owner may have some by prov- lug property and paying charges.25 Ir;- a 't ”postersanbncns -TO LET 'ro LET~WELL LOCATED. MOD- ern eight room housemevery improve ment. stationary tubs; centrally locat- ed. Apply to John W. Duke. it Elias both at. ‘ 138 it TO LET~MAY 151‘. THREE Oil four rooms! int rovements. No. Elizabeth St in. Hilsdon s25 8t T0 LETMF'URNISHED ROOMS for light housekeeping. inquire 32 'Madieon St125 T0 LETM—TWO CONNECTING iuruiched front room with new and one plate. inquire 214 East avenue. near Enet Norwalk depot. 125 iii To LET~78EVEN ROOM APART— room All improvements. Steam heat. 6 West street. inquire at Edward 8!- mons. 35 Went Main street. Norwslit. or City Printing oilice. 125 in TO LET~i~lOUSE. 28 BURRITT avenue. 6 rooms and both all im- movements. lnqulre Norwslir invest- ment Go. 1124 at T0 LET—«WITH BOARD. PLEAB' *ro L67 0? FOR BALE-vDOUBbE brick house Nos. 8 and iii. corner Reed street and Putnsin areuue. 9 rooms each. All fixtures 1E. Elle. agent. Nor-walk. or J. B. Lawrence, real estate spent, South Ner- welk. 122 (1 re LET-12 noon ironed. sunr- able for either one family or two email families. All improvements. ex- cellent condition. 0. E. Hoyt. at South Norwelk Truet Co. 122 ti To LET~HOUSE WITH EVERY modern improvement; electric mm and In. good locality: central; in good condition. inquire 22 Taylor Are. near West fit. all 6t 70 LE‘l’wflEVEN ROOMS, ll ELIZ- nbeth 8t. all improvements. inquire United Grocery Co. 11113 it To LEW—HOUSE 21 UNION 81”.. 1? rooms.=ell conveniences; suitable tor boarding house. but will be altered to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey Co. 7 mr12 it To LET—WHAMlLTON AVE. HALF oi twoinmlly housed rooms. and 6- room lint; sillmprovements: good con- ditlon; one block trout railroad station Joseph R. Taylor. 113 it .. WW 4......” NotiCe to Contractors ‘South Net-went. Conn. April 23 1912. ‘FURNi‘Tuna—éi rAv FHIGliES'i‘ prices tor or exchange new and sec and hand furniture. All houeetumiah- inge sold at lowest. prices. M. Gut- kowsky; 1789 Washington street bridge. ’i‘el'. till 7 act at SALVATOH CHARIOTT. GENERAL Contractor. Sewer. waiter work. mas oury. concrete walks. road work, grad- log and rock excavation. Orders eo- lioitod 28 Wood St. Telephone 316-3. 1 2 housing, Decorating. by practical men. White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave Tel. 423 Eati- mates cheerfully given. 9.22 Int NOTICE -- PAINTING, PAPER- Seve money by buying your well pa- per and painters’ supplier of Alex. White 31% Ely Ave Tel. 423. Estlo snnies cheerfully given. tritium TURKISH B'ATHO iron rad treatment of Iont, rheumatism. etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr.‘ Wadsworth! Sanitarium. Tel. 3 ig'ti mm uni/mo rotut ewe ‘ trio lights installed get prices on we in; end fixtures train one. “night wort et‘ right prince." 3% city. Pugh” 1511 17-4. not 1‘ "psir shop. All kinds Fit 1nd coiniort 7 7 at. . Lexis ssuort merit oidhe‘st 1‘. Well 8’19". 'VOrders given = prompt hanging, Decorating. by practical men. , - 7,11. Barthel. Bil! Men: " l8 ti ; 3‘33? Sealed pmopeala will he received at the office or the Wet/er mmmlselon- era of the City or South Nor-walk. un- til April 3 $912. for trenching. pipe laying. beck. filling. tumiishinx lend. heron packing, and doing oil the work connected with the extension of a. 8 inch water pipe in Gilli Street. 'i‘he‘ Oommiesioners reserve the irgmt to reject tiny~ and all bids. Plans and specification may be seen at this «sluice on end after April 26. 1918. at a m. = 8.24 3i; WATER COMMISSIONERS No Rim-Cut Tires 7 1-091. ovensiz'n 7 Aden ted by it motor car 11111er 7 m in 310, by 64 in 1811. slid by 117 n 5 lend. tins unit. shrubbory and suede. lit the harbor. ‘ stock. suitable dor FOR SALE even 111.: - cnrutr. LAUNCH hull, Inquire ill. Keyworth. Gregory Boulevard. East Hermit-29791. 33. = 811 "iron entempmemmm PROPER- ty. st it Love Bt.0ne-h1lt sore oi nice hen home. smell tern; nine-room dwelling. 111 modern conveniences Also "Eventide outage. " Berber 'View ‘lisnch: 7 rooms. hath. doe pisses. on One lot. 333100 l-lsrbor View Bosch. For prices sod terms eddrees Mrs; L. A. Douglass. circledi ville. ‘N. Y. [1118 86 12 10 18 88 on FOR DALEWDABY CARRIAGE and bed couch. Good condition. Res-7 sonahle. inguire on Meadow at. or telephone 1255—5. 125 St FOR sstewwno WANTB rms harmin? New 8 room cottere,b1th. water. fruit, anode, two sores tine lend; live minutes to irollel'i 8! 350. Ernest Boeeemsnn. Nor-went. 125 list FOR BALE~A Ml'l‘CilEixL RUN- sbout. telly equipped and in line con dillon; reasonable. Address A. A. Sentinel. South Norwslk. “see at FOR BALE—2: FOOT LAUNCH, 1 your old. periect condition Halt cost. 0. .8 . Boom. Rowsyton. Tel. connec tiou. 125 at AUCTIONv-rA’i‘ \RION HALL. 1:80 p. 111.. oonslstinl oi bedroom suits. bedstesds. humus. eel-pots. chairs, reuse: lumps, dishes etc; else I light onehorse coupe nesriy new. ionic rein or chine J Kli‘ineh. motion- oer. 184 at , FOR GALE-will Pilinll‘lllC'l.‘ CONDI- tion. a reed baby cert-lone with hood; was 819. will he sold for 89: used only s short time. Address K. (3.. we Sentinel. 134 at FOR BAwaliuUSEHOLD FURNI- ture and other arttciet, oil dry Sstur- day. at No. 27. Chestnut street. South Norwnllt. 128 at FOR surmount cash for till. 2 white enameled wood bedstosds. 2 bed springs. 2 mattreseo‘e. inquire 2 Neuron] piece, South Norwnllr. m 3t FOR SALE-=8 OR 10 ACRES. beautiful Sound View. live minutes walk to station and trolley. Owner“ Booheid. 83 Strawberry Hill. East Norwellt. 68* 3t FOR SALEwG‘RRAP TWO’JBURN- er elcohoi “not more tired only a tew‘ tinted. Good as new. Coat 87 .00. Dulce. FOR 8ALE=-A new SETTINGS 0P 8. C. Butt OrpinIlon eggs from iiret class stock. "$1.00 per 13. ‘ Fully gear» enteed. Mrs iii. M. Prescott. Broom elde. South Norwulit Conn. Delivered FOR SALE—AT iiAlilll PRICE. AN electric carpet cleaner. in patient or- der As easy to use as s sweeper. 835. inquire F. A. Mitchell’s furniture store. Well st. Norwsiit. I 1 ‘ . iron 'seutueoooo FAMiLY on HOMMHlO HORBllB, RANG- in: 1100 to 1880491 lb!“ 00“- ”RIB! I porpoise: Hershdeld. snide stables cor. Wood and Concord ots. *‘iielsphone‘. out ti Will eell for $4 ”00 Apply st Sentinel 11.113 3.7 1888i, 03189 continue: To PLAN ‘i'Alwrlori business horse. itind 1nd ”title: two 7 7 = venom. and hsrness. Class it sold st once. inquire .3? Quin Ave. OR = 111172 ‘ FOR 1ALI+0N EASY THEME. A line 11- room house. one note or lend. ell kinds ot fruit on nicotine Ave. gnome Minot e: depth. in Soutlgd‘sid Murphy. Norwich; Dr Goorse iii. Wil ‘1‘ Waists = A splendid assortment com- ' prising downs of pretty models in voile. litigation. silk. chlifon,ete em; 7 tuck“ sud trimmed with various ’ lsces; blouse, tunic, coat and mennlsh effects; values up to 82.511, 1t $1.98 At $1.98 ‘ We are showing plain tsilorod Welsts sod various models in pretty linger-ice; high or low necks; ellslxcs - Beautiful New :Neckwear ‘ Comprising the mm idea 7 forthcomingmson: Thor-ears Cost Sm oi refine. mscrune and Vents: laces. pique, etc" in tip-to- dsts styles; Jsbots. Fichus and _ steam The best ssaortmont‘of‘ Flore! Neckwesr in the twin cit- “ ice. ' =7 soc numbers are olfered st. .. .396” ' asonumbers are specially pric- IontaoofisIIVSIIIOIolsooixm livelier Display of Jewelry " Chatelaine Coin and Vsnity score with neckehsin oi ' = gun metal. at “250’and 50¢ as well as made or n- m mvicublebl‘eftherr. s‘t pop- "Therm silver. gold plated and STiiiliiNG vi inns T 7 RING 81 SUMMER APPARE _ _ ‘ 7 A beautiful collection of desirable Spring Merchandise marked by quality and ntMmiio prices The following epeclei oilerings sire presented for tomorrow: Muslin Under- garments Made of surmior quality m‘nter- isle. um and embroideries. We have 1 large assortment of Night—7 gowns. Combinations. Princess Slips, Cornet Covers and Drew- ers. all at very attractive prices. New Spring Models in We- men’s Mounline or Taficta Sill: Petticoats are being shown in the most do- eirable colors at $3.75 Regular prices 84.50 to $5.00. Lace Departinent is resdy with new eiifects in laces. consisting of retina mscmnc. Venise. cluny 1nd 1111ch do— signs, offering excellent opportu- nity to provide the laces fer trim» ' min; summer dresses. New Hand Bags Sunroof dim including hand crocheted. hand errdmrldered and straw Spring- Sale of Embrordery 45 India Flouncmgs. very dean. able for summer dresses and “ graduiition costumes; exceptional” 75c values. at 481: yard the smartest. mgr ever Floundngs with landings out! odgings to match; 1110 Mm narrow embroldories for trlm- ‘ min; lnfante’ and children’s ments. Very complete site of everything needed in these? , nos. House Dresses at Individuality Excellent models made of per- cale. dark and light colorings. in effective and nest designs. includ- ing all the much favored styles, ”7 98¢ to $2 Veils and Veiling in great variety. There are all the most- iavored meshes. in block,- white and Colored Vcilings. at 25c to 75c yard ,, Chiffon Veils with novelty bor- dots in beautiful rich colors, at ‘ ‘ 98c Also an excellent assortment of ‘ Mourning Veils. at 50c to $5 each Gloves 16 Button Length White Kid Gloves worth 8e. so. at $1.978 Ladiee' Pique Kid Gloves. white with black stitching; also bloc! with white stitching. The best 81. t5 Glove on the market. at 890 “Children’s Chamoisette Gloves, "n'a‘tiii'iil‘ color: 'Eit‘ddptional VEV"? lue. at 25c pair 11 ’ 7 :- xi . GDNFIRMGI. T11 crewman» certain hes so». trounced the following In his contrnit- 4 = tee to drum (or lite next snnusl confer-escort)! the Connecticut slices- 7 sols end members oi the baud oi re 3 list: 7: Frenlt 1. Hughes. Bridgeport; Men- ‘ . tin J. McAroy. Weierbury; John P. ' Mien W. M cor. Willimtim ‘. demos Lune-.57 We. .c E N. E RYAN co Willl’lll Milli 1 . thst it was a memorable occasion ran all members or the craft. Moot, Worshlptui 86 Washington Street ‘7 more. the mo punter. oi the 7 7 'ma We; he‘d ohms of the work ‘ . and wee ssslsted or the other unicorn ‘ oi the mud ledge 77 The ilrein8n were 7 out the tire with » he were rushed iron: so? Justin Holden of m ‘5. “7"”! Km"
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