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Twenty-Five Words or Less. Silo—-
Three Times. SOc— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Won. mm.
face or Caps. Double Price ,3 ’/
WANTED. I . TO LET ' . FOR SALE
WANTED—AT ONCE, FIVE T0 LET—ROOMS ON PUTNAM FOR {ALE—FORT"! PAIRS OF‘
good carpenters. Inquire St. John A‘ve. All modern improvements. to pigeons. all prices. inquire C. Chamok.
and Keyser. m28 3t quire 47 West avenue, South Nor- 76 No. Main St. ' 11127 It
» walk. m283t
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL T0 FOR SALE—.0000 WORK AND
care for baby and assist with house-
nork. Apply 12 1-2 Hamil-ton ave-
nue. 11127 3t
WANTED—A THOROUGHLY COM-
patent cook to go to h‘airfleld Beach
for July and August Call (innings.
Mrs. Giles A. Gregory, 9 High
street. m27 ht
WANTEDMPOSITION AT HOUSE.-
Q Can-
10 Lexington ave-
n127 lit
not speak English.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHIRT
makers on repair work, steady sit-
nation and good pay. Cluett, Peabody
and Company. 11127 31
PARTNER \I‘iTJI $1,500. ESTAB-
lisl1ed_ business. hait’ interest, no ox-
iperience necessary to those that mean
business. A. C. W., Nor-walk post-
office 1112!; iii
CHAUFFEUR, EXPERIENCED
shop practice. wants to chime private
or com erciai ca1.Younc, temper-he
ate. relsbie, moderate pay. Address
J. 0. Press, 19 First 81., East Nor-
walk. ' m21'1 31
WANTED—GIRLS FOR TURNING
in on paper boxes. Norwalk Box Com-
pannyorth Main street. m22 1w
WANTED~OPE11ATOitS EXPERI.
ended on power sewing machines;
steady work. Cluett, Peabody & (13.
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‘éUsiNEss " NOTICES ’ ”'
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NOTICE—WE DO ALL KINDS OF
trucking, teams for hire; also Ohio
horses for sale. B. iiershlield, cor-
.uer Concord and Wood Sts. Tcl. 8111-5.
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
liauglug. llecorntting. by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and paintcrs‘ supplies of Alex.
White, til 1-2 lily Ave. Tel. 112:1. Esti-
m.1tcs cheerfully given. (122 1111
TURKlSH BATHS l"()li Till”
trcntincnt ot' gout, rhou111ntis1n. ctr'.
Among-11111115 by 111. ointment. .ilr.
W.'1dsnor‘Sil1s Sanitarium. 'l‘cl. 311).
Ill tl
NASH'S Altillliiix
1) lot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom an-lc work, l’it and comfort
guaranteed. as West Washington St.
GOODYEAR
1
Spraying
Positively
vlnsures
Perfect.
Fruit
Henry Beaupain
Tel. 412-12
192 West St.
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
aprl'lyed right. I spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 8415-5.
No Rim-Cut Tires
Large stack on hand oi casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply Co. Wall 81.. oil '
is es E Elis, Jr.
1101111111111 . ,
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hoax. assume “ ‘ " “
9“” “lire will! Wilbhllwi'usm Heels—not
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merely min. ,tiielr «a in 'print. Ben
1111111 11111111 reach 111 the 11:11 people
TO LET—A FURNISHED APART-
1nent, centrally situated. Bath. Elec-
‘ric lights. Or would rent'one or two
rooms. Address 12 Ii. IL, Sentinel.
11128 31
. .TO LET—ROOMS, 7 THOMAS 8T.,
Eaiit Norwaik. Inquire Raymond and
Ambler, Wilton. 11127 311
TO- LETv-ON CHESTNUT ST.,
new house, 5 rooms. with attic rooms.
Centrally located, all improvements.
Hardwood tloors, set. range. gas and
electric lights. Inquire 49 Chestnut
31., South Norwalk. ~. m2? 31t
“To LET—TWO ROOMS. CEN-
vtrally loc ted. inquire V. Cinque, «11
Railroad 11125 3t
TO LET-’WITH TABLE 11011111),
pleasant rooms, electric lights, etc.‘
(10011 home table. Rates reasonable.
Mts. C. M Tall, 16 Havllaud Sit
! 11125 lit
TO LET—«DESIRABLY LOCATED,
nen‘ly decorated apartments with all
modern improvements; every com-
fort of home without the vexed quee-
111011 01 help; good care taker 011 prem-
ises. .l. M. Layton & Co. 11125 31
TO LET-ELEVEN~ROOM HOUSE,
well and garden; also burn on Connec-
ticut avenue. Inquire Mrs. Rosie 'l‘nr-
lov, 102 ilaylor Ave. . 11121 it
To LET-TWO APARTMENTS,
10 Hillside pince. seven rooms each,
all improvements. inquire 38 ‘lay-
lview avenue. mil It
TO LETV- —SIX ROOM APART
ment, second door in house rear of
United linnk Building. in good condi-
tion; improvements. Rent $12.50.
inquire .lohn II. Knapp, 3:: West.
street. 1117 11‘
T0 LET-«AVAR’l‘hiidN'l‘S A'l" till-ll
(‘hupcl street, Norwnlk. Freshly doc‘
orutcd. modern i111prove111ct1ts. i11-
quire iii South Alain ‘31., South Nor-
\1‘:1ik. a'id ll’
”To LET \\ [1 Ll. l.t)l‘ \1‘i2il,l\lt)l)—
11111 eight room i10uu.c\ei) 1111111010-
1111‘11i. slutiobziry tubs, centrally locat-
cd. Apply to John W. Duke. ‘3 Eliza.
llL‘lli Si. 11"6 ii
To LET 1101111. 21 1mm 81‘
17 toot;1s.:1ll (ouwuienccs; suitable
for boarding house. but will be uttered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & llaiioy
.Co ' 111112 11‘
driving bores. 11 Benton
St. 11127 lit
FOR SALE—A NEW MILK COW,
halt Durham and half Houston Four
years old.’ Inquire Mrs. Landy i3
li‘airflold Ave 11123 31
‘FOR SALEMMODERN HOUSE.
all conveniences. Price $3,600. Easy
"Inquire
terms. C. E. Hoyt, at The South iNor-
walk Trust Company. 11124 t!
ron SALE—flNE TEN-ROOM
house, :11 Osborn Ave, and four good
level building lots on Gregory Boule-
vard. All will be sold reasonable. I.
D. Robertson. . mill it
Two LOTS r011 sans, SUMMIT
street, outh Norwalk. Inquire Geo.
Mitche or your own broker. . 031 ti
FOR. SALE -- ANTIQUE CLAW-
Ioot sideboard. in condition, 1 Ren-
brook card table, .1 wardrobe and oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell 11 Fur-
niture Store. It to 16 Wall Street,
Norwalk, Conn 031 it
FOR SALE-CHEAP. TWO-BURN.
or alcohol vapor stove. Used only a
tow times. Good as new. Cost 87.00.
gill] sell for 91.00. Apply at Sentinel
ce.
FOR SALE—lio-HORSE POWER
Slcarna. fully equipped. run very little.
good a] now; Just out or the paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
82500. Apply to Longshors Farm,
Saugatuck.‘ Conn. Phone 188. West
port. d8 ti
FOR SALE-vONld 19118 couches
power Thomas, good condition and
newly painted. Price 811150. Apply
to Longshorc Parnv', Snugutuck, Conn.
Phone 138, Westport. 116 it
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Not the Original Liberty Ball.
A correspondent of the Literary Di-
gest over: that the famous crack in
the Liberty [tell is not a crack, but
only the {periodic ot‘ a crack. His u-
sertion is that the original bell was in-
deed cracked. but that the present bell
is a recast from a. model of the old
one. with the crack tilled up, though
still showing the lines or the” de-
tact.
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in Kentucky.
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TO LET- liAMiL'l‘ON AWL. HALF.
voi twoiuuiiiy house, it rooms. and 6~'
room tint; all ituprovcuieuls; good con-l
dltionz one block from rullroud stations
.losoph it, Taylor. 1113 it
. .......
LOST
1 LOST~-0.\’ SATURDAY EVENING,
black sn-nw hot, black trimmings. two
int-1:1: hl‘nck ostrich plumes. between
Clay and Monroe St. Finder return
83 Lowe St. and receive reward.
t 1112? iii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOROTON, CONN., COUNTRY
board and renting. Large modern
.i1ouse, handsomely furnished, im
‘mense plazzas. Electric lights. two
baths, park-like grounds. Conveyance
lto bench. Also roomy cottage and
;iurnished bungalow. All conveniences.
.i Booklet. Address N. I... Dorian. Conn.
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NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City or south
Norwallt 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 Estim'ate and Tan-
tion, will be due and payable on the
111-111 day or May, 1912 at which timel
will recech the some at my oillce.
Room ii, United Bank Building, 97
Washington street. South Norwallt.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May 1. 1912. will be-
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1, 1912.
. WILLIAM S. WILCOXu
Collector of Taxes of the City at
South Norwalk.
South Nurwalk, April 10,1912.
1110 1111
HOUSE PAINTER 81
oscoaa‘rplt ..
Weill “will?
“Oi-doll given
prompt atten-
tion: Eati-
mate’a on all-1
plication.
' sunbeam
#1108! Main St.
tie. Norwaik
7.91.1118“
The worn,” who sin teach can can
prism phpilaquuredly throuah a
: tabiished and the cotton gin invented.
. wrong.
. t Then l-le'e l1 denim.
Having learned the important date
when the United States mint was os-
a grammar school pupil in Kentucky.
answering the question, "What were
two important institutions established
in Washington‘s administration?"
wrote: "Mint and aini"-Nallonal
Monthly.
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Nothing Good Ever in Vain.
Dreams pass; work remains. They
tell us that not a sound has ever
ceased to vibrate through space; that
not a ripple has ever been lost upon
the ocean. Much more is it true that
not a true thought nor a pure resolve
car a loving act has ever gone tor-1h
In vain—F. w. Robertson.
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Don't Tell Her.
The girl who tells you she think! no
man is good enough for any woman is
merely trying to good you into an at-
tempt to convince her that she is
c
llehca From the Caspian Sea.
Such enormous quantitlei of ilsh are
obtained from the Caspian can that
promoters in Baku are to attempt lup-
plying Rnuia with .11 111. itertiliur
it rcquiru from this source.
m
. Plays Women Love.
An expert on the drama lays women
love plays in which Mr. Man gets the
worst of it. which surely opens up an
music; deld tor speculation.
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Placing the llama.
’[Ouly unmarried men wantedi'
That‘s the third job lllltu'l done me
fl“ at this morninni'—-Lcndon Opin-
on.
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. Did Not Know.
“Did you hear the new opera in
New Your," “Yes." “it was sun; in
Stanliah‘i wa M it?" “I was told co"--
Olgvelditd alh’ Dealer.
~ Nation’s Water Power.
In the United States it is said that
than are water powers available rep-
resenting 87.900.000 horsepower. or
which only one-sixth is developed.
Height of Polly.
A woman is ioollch to marry a man
tor his money. but than the man is
twice as tacit-h to let hen-Detroit
I'm Press.
The man with a new idea isms.
W
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some? v’31:?th .
Court. lily 21, NA. D. l 1!.
Satan of Charles S. mebridle,
late of Norwaik, in acid Dietrich do
The Court of Probe“ tor the Dis-
trict or Norwnlh,,bath limited and
allowed six months thou the date
hereof tor the creditors ct acid «an
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who sealant to present their so
oountc. properly note-1nd, within paid
time. will be debamd a recovery. All
persons indebted to said some are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to‘.
HARRIET O. TROWBRIDGE,
11128 14 11 Executrix.
moan: SALE 6! REAL urns.
Under and pursuant to at: order of
the Count of Probate tor thf District
at Norwsik authorizing him thereun-
to, the subscriber hereby offers for
Isle all such right. title and interest
as Steve Galyas. late at Norwalk in
said district deceased, had at the
time at his death, in and to 'tbe tol-
lcwlnz described real estate. no wit.
All that certain ‘tract or parcel of
land. with the buildings thereon
standing. situated in the City of South
Norwelk, in said Town of Norwalk,
known and designated as Lot No. 12
on a “Map of Property belonging to
Christian Swarts, South Norwalk,
Conn, l905." prepared by C. N. Wood,
C. 1., said lot being bounded North-
eriy one hundred and live (1115) fact,
more or less. by land now or late or
Bertha Vanda; Eadierly thirty-live
135) Ieet. more or less, by Lexington
Avenue; Southeriy one hundred and
seventeen 1117) feet. more or lose, by
land now or late of Joe Tenn, and
Westerly forty {10) feet, more or less.
by land 01' Joseph Kieka and by land
of Paul Longyel.
For particulars and .tcrms. apply to
GABRIEL DOKUS.
Administrator.
Cs
11128 It
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court. May 10. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Steve (laiyaa, late 01 Nor~
walk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the D1:-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
01 for the creditors 0! said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac»
counts, properly attested. within said
time. will be debnrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said eslate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
GABRIEL DUKUS.
mill 28 ii Administrator.
Auction
that tho 1111-
Notlce is imruby given,
dersluncd will roll, to the highest bid- '
dors, 111 Public Auction, xvi the 1101111»
stand occupied by the lrm- lim'.
(Ilntrics .\i. Selimlt, 111 NO. 119 East
avenue. in the t'ity oi Norwulk. (fund.
on Monday and Tuesday. June :trtl
111111 ith, :11 10 o‘clock toremmu. An
Mono and t‘niohiai mahogany Int-11i-
‘lurw, linciudlng designs of ”631N0-
whte‘c, Sheraton and l‘hlppcndnlc)
fourvposiers, chest of drawers, out»
;lrc soius, high-boys, extension in-
bles. hook cusps. pier glasses. and-
irona, paintings and 0111;1‘111‘1111111. bric-
n~blnc. valuable library, piano, cur-
pcts and rugs, beds and bedding, 13113..
(‘it‘.
Such an opportunity is seldom oI~
tetcd. and should not be missed.
'i‘ertna cash. it' stormy, sale will be
postponed to nest lair day.
'i‘he_house will be open for visitors
all day on Saturday, June lot.
Norwalk, (fond. May 271th.19l2.
1.111. l.()t‘K\V.OOD
Administrator.
Touring Car
for “Hire
Comm-all Ono-camm Driver
Day or Night Calla
JOHN J. LANE
T01. 98!
NORWALK‘
Auto Supplies ‘,
9 UNION AV!”
Perch
Furniture
Rockers
Chairs
'Settaes
Couch Hammocks
r." A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store '
connan WALL mo man are.
NORWALK. cons.
“”1
Km people
their 1111111113 1111 '1 ‘
Special Notice
New Haven. Conn.
May 27,1912
The undduianod will receive prop
octtionc up to and including June 2
1019, 101' the furnishing of suitable
tor post 'ottioe gun-poses at
South Norwalit. 001111.. under a lease
for live or ten years from Dutch
1912,1n accordance with form whi
may be examined on the post. office.
which. as will be noted, calls for the
fin-ninth: of nut. heat. unit water,
closet-.11rinaie and all necessary
furniture and could eat tor the prop
or conduct of acid ctfioe at a stated
or? per mnnum. ,
here will be needed In this in-
stance:
Not less than 2,100 square feet or
floor space
Good day-light Location not too
far from business center and withini
eighty rods of railroad depots are
points Ior general consideration
Blank propositions and specifica-
tion: may be obtained from the post-‘
master
The term of lease may be examined
at the poeootice.
Dias-rams oI the rooms offered’
should be submitted. showing dimen-
sions, windows, etc.
The right is reserved 'to reject any
or all proposals.
P. I). COLVIN,
Post Otice Inspector.
THI NEW prepauumn.
Being certified as m. , .
By the person they were tied— 4
The anticcptic criticism-com
And the prophylactic bride.
If their pictures do not hatter 'em
The camera may have lied—
Hey the prophylactic bridegroom
And the antiseptic bride!
~Cblca'go Tribune.
SCHOOL TAXES
Union School Distric1
The taxpayers oi the South Norwalh‘
Union School District are hereby noti-
iied that the district tax or two mills
on the dollar, laid ofithe town use»
ment list of 1911.111 a meeting of the
district, held on the l3th day of June,
1911, at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the first day of
May. 1912, at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stiiisou-Pow-
ell 11 drug store, 82 Washington street
Penalty at the rate of 9 per dent. a
year from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 1,1912.
I“. A. TOLLES.
Collector 01' Taxes for South Norwnik
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 30,
1912. 330 lm
t.
street, South Norwalk, train and h-
flapper—"Did limit Mt lb
money or In“. It?" , .
Smppq—“Npliher. Heb a corner
won lawyer.”-—Judlo.
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City Assessors’ Notice
- We. the undermined. heresy unne-
uoe to all persons and corporation
liable to pay tannin the City of m
Norwuik, that they are required”
deliver to the “season, or either d .
them, on or before the 111-1 day ct
May, 1912, a written or printed list.
dated, signed and sworn to. of all ”in
property owned by them on the 1‘
day of May, 11112.11ch to ma '
making a description of all the
(home each parcel being ”pm”!
described
11. a. —L1m may be returned to the
assessors, at the my Council rooms.
in the Library Building, Wealth!“
eluding May 18,1912, said oiloc to
be open from 10 to 12 o'clock a. n.
and from 2 to 5 o'clock pan; on Sat
urdays Irom 7 to 9 o'clock in the no».
ning, and Friday, May 31st. no. .,
7109 o’clockp.m.
Dated at the City of South Non-l.
Conn” May lilth. A. D. 1912.
FRANKLIN A. «TOLLES.
PERCY .l. EDWARDS. 0
FRANK c. BECKER, ‘
11110 , 20t Assemu. '
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116101 «moulds 1'11”“!!an Want
cdvartlliu. .
:rliililntlltboidua
I'M and
new this! 111 113.11 tannin on 11 ,,,
com-11. ,
, tron: The-Sentinel
An Unparalleled Offer
N0 HOUSEKEEPER CAN. AFFORD 'l‘O MISS
' A COMPLETE $2.50
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tchen Outfit 98c
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READ AND PROFIT!’
This Kitchen Set is positively offered only by
, ’. The Sentinel to its readers. It will be given for
1.; 98c and Ten Coupons cut in numerical order
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Norwalk Chronicler