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Classified “Ads'wro Lat. "
Fur? 433.10, . BusineSQ and
Miscellaneou
Amen. m wronged to be one!
the mum-almanac. unobserved
tbeebnniborofonoofthbiudcuin
the Mr? Courts. mum. trained. the
cLASSIF'IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or m
Three Times, We — Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Bloch-g ‘
face or Cops. Double Price
WANTED
TO LET
. . A Chinese Polio.b
‘ Borne can no in published a
. FOR SALE “WNW!“ from the. Chinese. tam
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL T0
mire for baby and assist with house
work. Apply 12 l~2 Hamilton over?
one. m2? 31‘.’
WANTEDwA THOROUGHLY COM-i
patent cock to go to Fairiield Beach
for July and August lull evenlngn.l
Mrs. Giles A. . Gregory, 9 High
street. mill. 311.
WANTEow-POSITION AT uousn—|
work by young Hungarian girl. Can-
not speak English. 10 Lexington ave-1
Julie. n12? lit
..
WANTED— MAN TO WORK IN
garden. Inquire {iii Seavlew are
ripe. m2? It
WANTEDMTWO 011 MORE PAINT. l
ers at once. Apply to Eugene Mitch-I
oil. 88 Wodwartl avenue. South Nor-
.waik. tn‘27 lit
WANTEDHEPERIENOEI‘) SIIIR’I‘
makers on repair work. silently sit-
tuition and good pay. Clueii. Peabody
and Company. mil? lit
PARTNER WI'I‘II $1.500. ESTAB- *
llshed business. half interest, no ex-'
perience necessary to those that mean ‘
business. A. t‘. W.. Nor-walk post~
orifice. mild 3t
CHAUFFEUR, EXPERIENCI‘SI), ‘
6110p practice. wants to drive private
or commercial car. Young. temper-
nte. reliable. moderate pay. Address
J. 0. Press. 19 First St, East Nor-l
walk. mill} tit
WANTEDwSALESMEN To‘ smut.
automobile oils and simciaitles, Good
position. The Middle States Oil (30..
Cleveland, 0. mill 25 11
WANTED AT oxen. A TAILOR:
and .busltelman. $15 per week. Ap-
ply D'Aiessundro Bros. custom tall-
ora. 20 Worth BL, Stamford.
Conn. ‘ 11124 lit
WANTEDT'"”0Y TO HELP IN
wast. rooms. inquire (Fluent. l’cnbody
(.‘t. mill lit
WANTED~~~GIRLS Ir‘OII TURNING
in on paper boxes. Norwalk Box Cour
]l.,tii_\‘, North Main strut-t. 1112:! Mr
WANTEDWOPERATORS ICXI’EIII.
enccd on power sowing. machines-t;
basally uorlt. (.‘luetl. Peabody S: (in.
. iii ti“
" BUSINESS NOTICES '
2i". WOOD
Tel.
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SALVATOR CHARIOTT
street, general contrni‘lor.
Sid-Ii.
concrete walks, gutter repairing. grad-
ing and excavation. infill lit.
NOTICE-mwlil Iii.) ALI. KINDS OF
trucking. teams for hire; also Ohio
horses for sale. It. licrsltiicld. cor-
ner Concord and Wood Sis. Tel. Sill-5.
NOTICE ,. PAINTING. PAPER-
iiriuglntg, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by‘ buying your wall pa-
per rind paltrters’ supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1—2 Ely Au. Tel. 423. Eati-
11111193 cheerfully given. 1122 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR TIIE
treatment of goat. rheumatism, etc.
.. Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
”Wadsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
‘ 19 if
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Sewer. water work, riii'iatilii‘y..
.Fro LET—~ROOMS, 7 THOMAS er.
East Norwalk. inquire Raymond and
Ambler, Wilton. m2? at
T0 LETMON CHESTNUT ST.,
new house, 5 rooms, with optic rooms.
Centrally booted, all improvements.
Hardwood Home. set range. gas and
electric lights. Inquire i9 Chestnuti
81.. South Norwnlk. mill at
from I Peri: number-dry. but as we
——FOR IAbfiwDON'T “.YOU" WANT
a few June hatched Barred Plymouth
Rock chicks at ten cents each. A few
yearling liens. Pine layers. Place
your order early. E. H. Pmtterson. l
Winfield St. East Norwsik. roll? it
FOR ‘SALE-«F‘O‘RTY rams . Or
plgeone. all prices. Inquire C. Chamok,
76 No. Main St. 11127 3t.
we give it, together with the original
question. The question no: “You“
I on green. old I am yellow; well
beaten I become compliant: if I no-
oompeny a friend for‘ioni. be um-
ins to leave him; younx I am honored.
told 11m despised.” The answer is
“8th slippen.”-fondon Globe.
“To LET--'I‘WO ROOMS. con-
iraliy located. Inquire V. Cinque. 41
itnllroad Ave. 11125 lit
TO LETr-WI’I‘H TABL‘.‘ IlOAIlIl,
pleasant rooms, electric lights. etc.
(lood home table. llntes reasonable.
Mrs. G. M. 'I‘uft, Iii l-lnvllnnd Sit.
11125 3t
To LET——ln;stitaat.v LOCATED.
newly decorated apartments with all
modern improvements; every corn-
fort of home without the vexed ques~
.tlon Of help; good care taker on prom.
ises. J. M. Layton & Co. sz :it
TO LET~»~-F‘UIINISHI«2D FOR
light housekeeping, two connecting
rooms; water and cook stove; also tie-
sirnble for two or four gentlemen. 2i?
tutti it
East avenue.
To LET—~TIIIIEE LARGE. AIRY
rooms, large pantryland closets. very
best. condition, at fill Osborn Ave.
East Norwulk. llent 88. Inquire on
premiaes. ' mill zit
. TO LETwNICELY FURNISHED
mm In private family. all improve
merits. bath. electric lightiu'tolephnhe.
Thrro minutes to railroad station.
Lady prcl'olned. References cxchnnu
ed. Address Id. H. (7., core Sentinel
office. m2l 3t
, T0 LET~»-Isli..i'£\’l<:.‘-Ri)(.lM HOUSE,
well and garden; also burn on Connec-
ticut avenue. Inquire Mrs. Rosie Titr-
lor. 102 Haylor .A've. tn‘ll if
f TO LET-’I‘\\'O
lil Hillside pint-c. sort-n rooms each,
nil iinprovrmcnta. Inquire 38 ‘Inyw
view avenue. n15 if
‘ To LETV- SIX ROOM AI'AII‘R
ment. second floor in bonito roar of
United .ilank Building. in good condi-
tion: iniprovetiicuts. ltunt $12.30. "
Inquire .inbn ii. Knapp, 82 West
Sil‘i‘t‘l.
In? If
T0 LET—“APARTMENTS A’I‘ :iiMI
(‘litipcl street. Norwalh. Freshly dul'v
mated, modern itnprhrcmcnts. iti-
qnire 61 South Main ESL. Sonih Nor-
walk. all) ii
To LETw—ivritn. t.oc.-i"rr:n, lion.
'crn night room house. every improve-
ment. siaiionary tubs, centrally local.-
.cil. Apply to Jean \\'. Italic, ii Milan—
lililnl St. 1120 U
TO LET-rI-Iil'tTSll 21 UNION $12.
if? rooms, all conveniences; suitable
‘l'or boarding house. bill. will be altered
to suit. tenant. The Hatch til iiiilluy
Co. . inrl‘l ti
TO LET-- HAMILTON AWL. HALF
of two-tamliy house. 8 rooms. and 6-
room iint: all Improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad stntIOn.
Joseph 11. Taylor. 313 if
LOST
LOSTMON SATURDAY 11W JNING.
blnck straw baa. black trimmings. two
large black ostrich plumes. between
(flay and Monroe St. Finder return
3:1 Lowe St. and receive reward.
m2? lit
Spraying
Positively
, Insures ‘
Perfect” '
’ Fruit
Henry Beaupain
Tel. 412-12
192 West Bi.
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NOTIC
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers »of the City of south
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the
city tax of nine (9) mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list of 1911,
by the Board of Estimate and'Tau~
tion, will be due and payable on the
first day of May. 191:1, at which time 1
will receive the same It my 011100.
. Room 5., United Bank Building. 91
Washington ‘street. South Norwnlit.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a your from May 1. 1912. will be
‘ charged on all bills remaining unpaid
nfter June 1. 1912.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk. _
South Norwalk. April 10.‘ 1912.
II
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HOUSE PAINTER &
DECORATOR: . *.
Loris Inverts
. “alanine! nest
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Order: 111ml!
romvt atten-
t 011. . Elu‘
metsl on rib-
s piication. ‘
yttrium“
; lo. Norwaiit '
. 'l'el. 1035-4
anatomical rerun . eunuch cor-
. “mom New. ~
. '11 tirade“. of people are making
villi will ‘uo that tumult,
blood forgone summer, and the
FOR SALE—41001) WORK AND -
Ponlun Lamb skins.
driving borne. Inquire 11 Benton
St. m2? lit The trade in Persian lamb or nutrlr
w khan airin- centers in Turks-tun. and
. F R 8ALE~~A NEW MIDK COW. the traders of that country have the
Durham and half Houston. Il‘our
Inquire Mrs. Lnndy. 43
1:125 (it
Ital .
years old.
Fairlield Ave.
FOR 8ALE—vi)AllK BROWN ROAD
horse, 7 years old. Absolutely fear-
ontlre monopoly of it. They posture
tile ewe lamb: in immune flocks. and
it has been found useless to try to no-
custom these animals to any consid-
erable change of climate. If they
survive elsewhere. the skin under-
less. Joseph anfnoy. Noroton
Heights. " le 3t loos degeneration and the fur conse-
quently becomes Ion “Insider—flu»
FOR SALE vvvvvv MODERN HOUSE. per'o Weekly.
n11 conveniences. Price $3.600. Easy
terms. (l. E. Hoyt. at The South Nor»
walk Trip-it Company. m2i if All Are Ours.
, ‘ ‘ 1 We lament the hoattlity of circum-
FOR BALE”OM" TLNROOM ounces and the elusive nature of on-
house. :11 Osborn Ave. and four good
levoi building lots on Gregory Boule-
vard. All will be sold reasonable. I.
I), Robertson. -m21 it
“Two LO‘I'S ron SALE. SUMMIT
street. South NOT-walk. Inquire (lea.
Mitchell or your own broker. 031 if
FOR SALE —— Abi'I‘IQUE CLAW-
foot sideboard. in condition. 1 Ilen-
brook card table, I wardrobe and oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell’s Fur-
niture Store. 14 to 16 Wall Street.
Norwalk. Conn 031 if
FOR SALEwCl-IEAP. Two-norm-
er alcohol vapor stove, ‘llsed only a
few times. Good as new. Cost $7.00.
Will sell for 31.00. Apply at Sentinel
Office. .
FOR SALE~~iltlllOltstl rowan
Stearns, frilly equipped. run very little.
good as now; just, out of the paint
portunlty; but if we are in the stream
of power all clrcumutances m ours.
The master of right living It keyed
to his surroundings Ind live: in the
me open: tn the sky Ind sir. Study
yourself. lay firm hold on the deep
germs of untelhood. the folded bloo-
Ioms of bounty. and bid them come
forth!
By Natural Running.
A keen student of boron omit.
must have written the following
"When you see a young men sailing
down a street shortly ther midnight
with his collar crumpled. you can
moire up your mind that there's I.
young girl crawling upstairs not for
‘ distant. with her shoes under her arm
and no extinguished lamp In her
had."
shop. For quick sale will aacriflci- for
Minn). apply to Lonnsnnro Farm. Llf
.. ._ . , . . -. . along Eccentric Dreuer.
Sslhlgilillik. than. [hone Ills. 1339:! An old man who recently pained
away In Whittlnsvillc. Wusit.. during
all the 88 years of his life had never
FOR SALE—«ONE lilii‘t dO~liOllSH
pawl-r 'I‘nomnv. norm condition and
newly pointed. Price $10.31). ’ Apply
in Lonirshorc Farm. Shamrock. (fonn.
Plume 'liitx'. Weatporl. d6 ti
feeling of them: nor had be worn anyc
ihing but it slrd‘w hat. summer and
winter alike. to keep, as he harmonised
. . .. . ~ it. rain and snow from going down his
‘ ” ' ‘ . , neck. ‘
. YEAR. '
M
arrests Filo.
No Rial-Cut Tires
Largo stock On bond of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply Co, Wall so. or
James E. Ells, Jr.
noswuit
I
For Mam’ma to Think Over.
Young l-lopetul»-"Whnt ~did pend
mean when he sold to that man.
'l'ou've got it good figure?" noting
Momma—«"110 got it good price for
some land he sol .my dear." Young
Hopeful (innoc ly)--—“Mammo. has
the current girl been selling some
land. 100?"-Chappnrrul.
Good Read. Hint.
"Of course We are opposed to ma-
chine methods in elections." “Well,"
replied Former (Iorntossei. “I must ud-
rnit that I‘d like to see the steam
roller took out 0‘ politics on’ out back
where it belongs in the road-fiakfn'
business.“ '
tilll anus
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. es" Probate
Court. May 21.. A. 1.1., 1912.
Jaime of Dudlone Ill. Raymond. late
of Norwnllt. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit.
their administration account to this
count,t‘or adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on «the 711i ddy of
June. 1912, at 10 o’clock forenoon, and
that all persons interested in said ee-
tnta may be notified thereof, the exec-
utors will cause this order to be pub~
halted in a newspaper having a circu-
lation in said district; at lent five
days before said 7th day of June. 1912.
‘ HENRY w. GREGORY.
. Judge.
Cat Raised Brood of Chicken.
A cut on a farm near Berri-burg.
PL. lost. her litter of kittens and in
place of them adopted s brood of
nine chickens which she successfully
ruined by bringing food for them end
cuddling clone to thorn ct nilht.
Vision of the Dreamer.
11. new the immeasurable misery of
the people. And yet he our all that had
been, as it ware. rescued Ind redeemed
from it; the treuurel. tho i‘elicltiu,
the shudders. the successes of the
world—Henry lumen.
. ._.. W1...
sotvsnr NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 85..
Court, May 9. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Mary ill. Puttison. late of
. , Reality Would lo Different.
“De hymn [on dat you want: for
be e angel, but of you had Winn
right now you'd hire yo'u‘f out n I
curiosity in y I Ildubow."-Atiqa
Probate
Norwalit. In said district. deceased. Constitution.
The Court of Probate for the liis- ,
trier of Norwsiit. hath limited and """" """"
allowed ‘qu month: from the date critics.
hereof for the creditor. of Nd astute
to exhibit their elsiou for settlement.
Those who ‘nnslect to present their
accounts. properly untested. within
said time. will be debsrred it recovery.
All persons indebted to said mm
are requested to moire immediate nay-
maul to
> N MARY L. KNAPI’,
miSJO 27 ‘ Executrix.
Amish—"You uw Bella's weddlnl
lifts: how won her silver merited?“
Ethel—”Mm the looks of It. I should
my most. of it was marked down."
, Exercise.
Mrs. Matcher—“Can you at your
boots buttoned without bending your
knees?" Mn. Booker—“Cantata”: 1
it
luv LADV‘POVIBTV.
I met her on the Unitarian Hills.
. Her hair un‘hound. hen feet unshod.
A‘s oils when; secret glory fills ’
' Shownlkeii-«lone with God.
Bun. '7
Reunited ‘Womunly Limitation.
one :qu It! onyidus thought to the
hamlet lot of men. who are amen
~ free to plunge into the healing we-
I met her in £119 city street: tors of notion.»flenry James.
Oh. changed win her sipeot ihonl ’ .
With heavy ores and weary toot ‘ ' ‘ ‘t
. . The Hunter
she walked alone-mwlth men. '
‘ , . , _‘ “Jacob Fischer. The man who tom hope iii not like-
iy to' find Ipprodistion.-Chicm lien-
.‘Does your husband know “Willa; orddisrsld. ' .
shout. utilisation" "nanny. 1 we
throw Monitor w great deal abort it“.
worn liocltlngs~hccanso he hated that
O
forni
from
80011
(lion.
Special Notice
slim: of rent, neat. light, valor.
clout... urinals. and all necessary for-
niture and equipment for the proper
conduct of aid office at a stated
price per mm
There will
stance: .
have not no red the correct solver Not less «than 2400 square feet or
floor space.
Good daylight. miniod'uoimo far
eighty rods of railroad depots are!
Blank propositions and specifica-
tions may be obtained from «the pooh
mutter.
. The form of lease may be examine
at the post office. .
Diagrams of the rooms offered
should be submittmed, showing dimen-
sions, windows, etc. '
The right to reserved torrejcct anyl
m “mm“... W mam, mm...“
Know me 'ltiblNl-u.
Murchison—Our salesman must show
. N” my“, Conn. tact. Now fin- instnnoe. if s Indy come;
. my 27. 1912.
SCHOOL TAXES
Union School District
not.
be needed in this in-
iied that the district lax two mills
holiness center and within, .
merit list of 1911. at as meeting of the;
district. hold on the 13th day of June.
points for general considera-
.
a
iyear from May 1 will be charged oni
iund after June 1, 1912. '
F. A. TOLLES.
for South Norwalki
Collector of Taxes
MW“ in smart” .
“cipher-“A bachelor. om, in 3
man Vol no wanton hu- man I r»
in the more and asked to see some; cy 1163;305th Transcript. *‘
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sum up. and mm um to the TM WWW“ will receive wow m” Wm...
. lunch which WM - for “nous-up to out including June 11. her? . . w , . ‘ ,
Professional Cards; and m rm... mm M “WWW“, m 1913.3? .2}? ramming or animus Bright Boy—«lid ask her what City ASSOBSOI’S' Notice
, g; 'f r -:: :: 2' "“9 “'- h-‘m “Wm“ 37“” with Tim . 00:11.0311343: a long ”1““ ”“4"” “1”" ”memd' “n” . “
' . .1 attend!» .m’. V” bod MK I. for five or (.911 yen-3' [mm Wow. “mull" ““4 the manhunt. - We. the underIixnui. 13.70” . ‘90
mm end you to loot-1m I noun- 191:. in accordance withiorm which “name your own ulary."—-Phiindel-ltloe to all pom m..morlflm
L0”. 250-— mn. In the meantime the men u- may be examined at the post office, phi. Record. liable to pay trim 11111140111 Ohm
. . which a will be noted. cells for the ‘NOI’WEIR, till“ they “'9 "WW!”
deliver to the assessors, or either at
them. on or
May. 1912. a _
dated. signed and sworn to, of m 1;.
property owned by .
ldsy of My, 1912, liable. to taunting...
. {making a description of oil the
The taxpayers of the South Norwalb . estate. each parcel b63115
Union school District are ereby noti- ‘ described.
in. tax-L
on the dollar. [laid on the town ape-tr . assessors. at the new Council
lathe Library Building. Wits
street. South Norwalk. from ,
1911. at the Franklin school. will belcluding May 18, 1912, laid ofl
due and payable entire first day ofibe o on from 10 to 12 o'clock on.
May. 1912. at which time I shall begand ram 2 to 5 o'clock p. 111.; on '
ready to receive same at Balloon-Pow» l urdsy'l from 7 to 9 o'cloukinlhoc .
d oil’s drug store. 82 Washington streeL'ning. and Friday, May Silt. ‘ ‘
Penalty at the rule of 9 per cent. a; 7 to 9 o’clock p. m.
Dated at the City of South No
Conn.,' May 101.11, A. 1)., 1912;
FRANKLIN”A. 'l‘illlahlilflll‘ii
PERCY J. EDWARDS. ‘
.4..._._.._.
. 9. W Bill. ill 1!
lItl'z‘itéizh or printer! ’1”.
them on the. or
{terminal ‘
in may be returned mm
or all propowls. Union School District. . l
P. n. CORBIN. Dated “at South Norwaik, April 30.! FRANK 0- 930K193-
. Post Ofice Inspector. 1912. a30 Im.m10 20t
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