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wnn'i‘so i . TO LET non sans
WANTED—MAN AT UNION PA»
ciiic Tea 00. store. ltei‘erences.
m29 ti
WANTED~GO()D BRIGHT BOY
to work at plumbing trade. Apply J.
H, Brown. Jr., 31 Taylor Ave. m?!) It
ONCE. FIVE
Inquire St. John,
m28 3t
WANTED—~YOIING GIRL
care for baby and assist with house-
'work. Apply 1 12 1-2 Iiamii-ton are»
lllle.
WANTED—A THOROUGHLY COM-
petcn-t cook to go to Falrdeld Beach
for July and August Cull evenings.
Mrs. Giles A. Gregory, 9 High
street. ‘ mill 3d.
WANTEDMPOSITION A'l‘ HOUSE-
work by young Hungarian girl. Can-
not speak English. 10 Lexington ave-
nue. *‘ m2? 3t
WANTED —~ AT
good carpenters.
and Keyser.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SHIRT
makers on repair “world moody sit-
uation and good pay. Cluett.‘l’eabody
and Company. m2? (it
i
‘ WANTED—«GIRLS FOR TURNING
Noi‘Whlk Box Com-
m22 1w
In on paper boxes.
many, North Main street.
WANTED—OPERATORS EXPERL
enced on powor sewing machines;
steady work. Cluett, Peabody dc Co.
*fiifiiness noricns
NOTICE—WE DO ALI. KINDS OF'
trucking, teams for hire; also Ohio
horses for sale. Ii. lierehiield, cor-
n‘er Concord and Wood Sts. Tel. 8184'».
m27 3t
' TO LETl-FIRST‘ or JUNE. 6
lrooms and hill), 8 Elizabeth street.
with improvements. Electric lights.
inquire Wm. litldson, No. 6 Elino-
beth St. 11129 It
TO LETwTHREE LARGE ROOMS,
upstairs. garden. all kinds of fruits.
In East Norwalk. 12 Howard ave-
nue. , 11129 11.
i To LEV-ROOMS ON. PUTNAM
Ave. All modern improvements. in
{quire 47 West avenue, South Nor—
1112831.
TO LET—A FURNISHED APART-
‘ment, obntrnily shunted. linthflhllec-
trlc lights. Or would rent one or itwo
rooms. Address 12 ii. li., Sentinel.
i ' mils 3t.
1..TO LET~IIOOMS. 7 THOMAS ST.y
East Not-walk. Inquire Raymond and
Ambler. Wilton. m2? at
T0 LET--~CN CHESTNUT ST",
new house. 5 rooms, with attic rooms.
Centrally located, all Improvements.
|i-Inrdvrood floorn, set rsugenxas and
electric lights. Inquire 49 Chestnut
ESL, South Norwnllt. ‘* m2? at
T0 LET-ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE.
well and garden; also barn on Connec-
ticut avenue. Inquire Mrs. Rosie 'I‘ar-
'lov. 102 iiaylor Ave. mill ii
To LET~TWO APARTMENTS.
.10 Hillside place. seven rooms each.
all improvements. mqnire 383w-
vlew avenue. roll it
+0 LETWSIX noon APART.
meni, second floor in house rear of
United Bank Building. In good condi-
tion; improvements. Rent 812.50.
Inquire John 11. Knapp, 82 West
in? if
street.
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying‘your wall pm
per and painters' supplies at Alex.
White, til 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. 'Esib
inntes cheerfully given. 8.22 1m ‘
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
‘ Wadswortli‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
1 f9 If
NASH'S MOIII‘IRN MIDIIYI‘JAlt
hoot, nnd shout. repair snap. All kinds
custom made .work. Fit and ctnni’ort
gunrnntcod. 28 West \\'nshington St.
W... “m
than x mm. &
DECORATOR
‘ ‘ Large assort-
'- mont of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
prompt atten-
tion. Esti-
mates on up-
plicatiou.
«LA. RUDDER
108 s. Main Si.
80. Norwslk
Tel. 10354
Spraying.
, Positively
Insures
Perfect
’ Henry Beriupain ‘
new»: at. ' fol. 412.12
Tree Spraying
Don't take; chances, have your trees
.W.Hw“..mw_W
.fi.
sprayed right, I spray them right.
lessen “CORNELL, rm Warden.
Phone 846-5.
1
m .
do; YOU WANT '
W-
.t‘oohange your position? if. so, try ,
‘7 6.13mi
ills .
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not ad. dorm Wilek.
player and bionic.
lped .medlumlin The:
T0 LET—“APARTMENTS AT 3941
Chapel street. Norwalk. Freshly dec-
ornted, modern improvements. In-
quire 64 South Main St, South New
‘ ailtl ti'
walk.
.. .
TO LET-«WELL LOI‘ATEII, MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve»
mcnt. stationary tubs. centrally Iocut-
ed. Apply to John W. balm. ii Idiluzr
both St. will it
TO LETwI'IOUSE 21 UNION S'l‘..
17 rooma,"nll convenient-eta; sullnble
for boarding house, but will be altered
to suit tonnnt.‘ The Hatch & iinliey
l‘o. ' mrlil ti'
TO LET ~IIAMII..TON Alibi. HALF
oi two-inniily house, ti rooms. and 6'
room lint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railrond station.
Joseph It. 'l‘nyior.
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.Losr‘
LOST ----- UN SA'l‘l‘lliiAY EVENING.
pinch .sirnw linit. blnclr triniminim. two
large block ostrich plumes. between
Tiny and ilonroc St. h‘indcr return
33 Lowe Si. and receive reward.
mil? iii
MISCELLANEOII’SS
CONN. COUNTRY
board and renting. Large modern
house, handsomely furnished. im-
mense plszzns. Electric lights. two
baths. park-like grounds. Conveyance
to beach. Also .roomy cottage and
furnished bungalow. All conveniences.
Booklet. Address N. I... Darlen. Conn.
-m28 2t
NOROTON.
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Large stock on hand or cactus:
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply (30., Wall St... or
, James E. Ells, Jr.
a . spawns
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a NOTICE '
CITY ~TAXES
The taxpayers of the City or south
Norwalk are hereby notliled that the
city tax oi! nine (9) mills on tho (lol-
lar, laid on the assessment list or 1911.
by the Board at _Estlmste and Tune
tion, will be due and payable .on the
iirst day of May, 1912. It whlohdimo I
will receive the some ‘at an office.
Room 1., United molt Build us.“ ,9?
Washington street. South ,Norwdll.
Penalty st their“. at 11an m 1101'
cent. a your train «new iii on. still be
charged on s 1' bill, vromsiuihs‘ unpaid
utterance-1“,”. {turn “ .1 ' ‘ ‘
'1 WIMIIAM 8. WILCOX.
Collector . +13st oi the City 9!
. .Blliilk‘tg. m "if
‘ 801ml] , «will. April 10. 1912.10
, “MsMouIAL oAv ssn’rinst.
;':l1'lit',?.§§'illii‘ll.lliil l” firm a" '
admins xilsssrl’bo. Memorial Day.
. pillow. ‘llisy ’ 80th. ,Advouiimnonts
lint ‘ i-tonis of nevi should reach the
‘ 1,} cities oarlyWoduwisy alteration to
loin-rs publication. ‘ ' " .
,‘ L“ ’
”staunch ml
well
am ti‘
~ West Virginia, with the best show of
, dicatious are that the day will mark
. chestra, 0! Stamford. there bolus s
m leit to.- him." said'Dr. u. p. Conklln
ros BAleliATEST turnovers
Singer Sewing Machine. Cherry wood
work. Telephone call 384-2.. 1x129 it
won SALE—«FORTY ., PAIRS ’or
pigeons. all prices. Inquire C. Chamois,
78 No. Main St. m2? 3t
son SALE—GOOD WORK sun
driving horse. inquire 11 Benton
St. m2? 3t
nos antswnoonnn . nousn.
all conveniences. Price 33800. Easy
terms. (I. E. Hoyt. at The South Nor-
wnlk Trust Company. 11124 ti
FOR SALE—ONE TEN-ROOM
house, 31 Osborn Ave. and tour good
level building lots on Gregory Boule-
vard. All will he sold reasonable.
D. Robertson. ' m2! ti
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
street. South Nor-Walk. Inquire Goo.
Mitchell or your own broiler. 031 ti
FOR SALE —-— ANTIQUE CLAW-
ioot sideboard, in condition. 1 Ron-
brook card table, 1 wardrobe snd oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell’s Fur-
niture Store. 14 to ill Wall Street,
Nor-walk, Conn. 031 ii
» FOR BALE~~CIIEAP. TWO-BURN
or alcohol vapor stove. Used only a
few times. Good as new. Cost 87.00.
Will sell for “.00. Apply It Sentinel
(lilies.
GHIIP BLINK l8 ‘
BAIIIIIIB lillllllllll
With each succeeding day Champ
Clark, speaker or the house and presi-
dential aspirant grows more confident
or his nomination. The genial Denm-
crnt in making a groin bid {or his
nomination and“ hotshown surprising
strength. despite the fact that he re
lunch to take the stump. v.4 '
Some idea oi“ Speaker Clark's opti-
mlam can be neon betwmdhe lines
or the lollowlnn leilter which he pen-
ncti to llr. \Vililnin ii. t,‘lionccllor, su-
perintendent or the Ifnlou District,
schools and personal irlond of the
famous politician. 'l‘ho lemcr is as
inflows; , .
' ’ . ‘ Tito Speaker‘s Room. ‘
llonoo of Ilcpreucnintiren.
Wnnhingion. ll, (‘1.
May 25. 1912.
Dr. William iisiniiroolt Chancellor.
South Norwnlh. Connecticut.
lily door Doctor:
I intro your very, interrupting let-
.icr and thank you very much indeed
‘ior the name, it is very humming
reading in mord ways than one.
i think i am reasonably certain to
carry Arizona, Minnesota, Idaho. Mon.
tuna, South Dakota. Kentucky and
anybody of carrying Vermont. lthode
island and intuitions. The idea is
growing here. both nmong public men
and newspaper men that i am going to
be nominated.
. Truly your friend.
CHAMP CLARK.
KNOB 'otua cosmos. .
”-—
WIII Be Held With the Uusuul inter-
estlru Ceremonies.
The tor-mill opening oi the Knob
Club will take place‘toiuorrow and In-
the beginning of the most successful
season or the year. The restaurant
will open and shor‘o dinners served by
Steward James Robinson. .
The transportation committee has
completed Itswork and the remodeled
bus will, start tomorrow morning at
the usual time and term the usual
place. The conveyance is a meat lin-
provement ever that or last year.
During the afternoon and evenlnl
there will be music by Bronrlleld's or-
concert in the sitar-noon and a dance
in the evoulug. .,
During the alternoou and evening of
yesterday the committee on hosts at-
in gutting the hosts into position.
Many repairs and improvbmsnts
”havo been made to the xrouuds during
the early spring months and tomorrow
will ilnd the club in line condition for
tho ses’son.
W
WILIUR WRIGHT HA8 LITTLI
. CHANGE.
Q DAYTON, , 0., May 29.~»“Wllbur
Wrisht Isprtillholdihs his own, but
it seems that thero‘ In little chance
today. inst night ersht's tempers.-
tore irom‘itho typhoid that Is inmo-
enlh: his life. hovered abou 104d.-
‘zrees undvosriy today there was ,litg
tie imprordmont. The Wright toothy
today continued to entertain hope for
s civilians outcome of tho aviators
lupin. , ‘ ‘
tor considerable hard work. succeeded
one" on stories. » I
District oi. Norwuit. ui,rProbote
Court, Msy 1).. .1913.
Estate or v ‘Womr. Isto’ of Nor-
walk, in said D doe-used
M. .
Whereas. wri‘ :1 application has
been made to this emu-i by grants B.
Williams, of sold Norwslik. Purina
thatthlltoourt smsd who time [or
said applicant to present In addition-
stolstiu saint sold «me. pursuant
to the also» in such one made sud
provided: ' -
Ordered..‘l‘hat sold application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Dulce in Norwalk, on the 3rd day or
June, 1912. ut 2 o'clock oileruoon, and
that public notice phenol bowxiven
to all persons inter-ted» therein by
publishing this order in a oewopsper
having a circulation in said district.
at least live days before said day of
hearing.
'Ii ENilY W. GREGORY.
. Judge.
. NOTICE ' ,
Notice is hereby givenithat s Spec-
ial Town Meeting at the legal voters
of the Town of Dorian will be held
at the Town Hall in said Burton on
Monday.,the 3rd day or June. 1912. or
eight o’clock In the owning for the
following inn-poses:
I. To not upon the petition of
George M. V. Schllchting, Senior, and
twenty-seven others, calling tor the
passage ”of a resolution t9 approve a
discontinuance at 11 certain highway
knownmsdieli street extending from
Sedgewick avenue about southerly and
easterlythrough and upon the land of
Harriet T. Tiliey Ito Mansfield avo-
nue, and to adviser-the soioctmen to
make such discontinuities.
2. To act upon the petition of II. C.
Fieitman and twenty-tour others. to
hear a report 01' a committee of chi.
sens who have culled upon the High-
way Commissioner. and, if deemed ad~
visobio. to make an appropriation to
put certain sections of the Boston
Post-Iioad, which have not been so
rented by the State. in such condi-
tion that they may be accepted by
the State Highway Commissioner.
ll. To hear the dropout of the Select~
men regarding the necessity (or a
[bother appropriation for highway re
pairs. and If doomed expedient. to
make such further appropriation.
i. To instruct the Selectmen , to
borrow from the Home Iiault and
Trust (20.. 312.000 on the note or
noise of the Town. this amount to be
used to cancel notes amounting to $125
0130, held by the First National Bani:
of Stamford. .
"filled on Dorian, this 27th day of
May. liiiil. .
CHAS. It. PITCH.
.. ii. ll. TAYLOR,
v. R. I’OOIJCY.
Selectmen oi’ the Truth of Barton.
mill) ti
11:29 it
continental Europe and Texas.
, Tho British lilies belong. or course.
to that port OLIIIO world'kuown on
Europe, but therein: “Conunentnl Eu-
rouo‘i' is used ltoadenote the continent
itself exclusive of the islands. The
miles: that at the state 0! Texas is
265.7th square miles,
any Farewell to Carol.
Quick is the succession of human
events; the cares of today are seldom
the cares of tomorrow; and when we
lie down at night we may safely say
.to most of our troubles? “To have
more."—Cowpor. s
M
Proved His Chivalry.
Visitor—"You any that old repro-
bate over there used to beans oi the
give up his nest in s street car to a
woman." Native—“Polite? Soy.
stranger, that than save up his nest in
heaven for o Vendor—98w“.
‘ Daily Thought.
Never to tire. never to now sold, to
be patient. symplthstlc, tender: to
look for the budding lower and the
opening hurt. to hope always; like
God. to love always—«his is duty.—
Amish
COW.
yit the paper ssys s large crowd tol-
‘iowod the hoarse to his glove." Mo-
’lonsy—“Tis u. lot. They didn't follow
it; therein-0d it.
Mischievous Anger.
Our mar sud impatience emu
pron much more mischievous thou.
or impatientelurous Aurelius.
loom Is Like I Ilrd.
' A secret in his plinth isllhs s wild
bird put into a can; Whose door no
I0“.
Giulio ‘tho Opposite. .
Moor—What or. you will“. Ethel.
your will? Ethel—«No. I’m writing my
won't. Jock proposed lost nlxhirnd
I told him i’d solver by mail.
W
. . liming in Disguise.
Many a man is bolus‘ss‘vod by tho
as“: work. that its thinks is Itilllnl
. i . ‘ .
, . Use Today.
, polls the present day, living no
credit to the Immdlnl DWI-410%
1W. ‘ ' .
. ‘ What Happens.
‘Wbm‘_m.m~isil down. other.
I‘M
area of Europe is 8.7i5t.28il square .
done your worst. and.wo shall meet no '
politost men'iutownl I'lllllDOlO he’d _
Huron—"Nobody Lolked CIIO)‘. OII’
the thinks about Which I. or. slim, .
mono: opens, but It is out-Boo Jon- I
.2 ‘li
MINING outfits moors~ ans
WILL EQUIPPID.
Tho-tenure “John Sylvester" and
“Isabel,” owned by Audio: ii. small.
of Bridsopoi't. hit yesterday for New-
York. where they will be used to car-
rr ill-sew to annoy Island lam-ins
the summon Both vessels have been
repainted sod. marshy overtpnled
and m resdr for the most vigorOus
use. Special attention has been paid
to too ‘ lifebom, rut: and the pre-
servers and s suincient number has
been placed on board each host to
accommodate every passenger. The
“Sylvester" sud “Isabel" are staunch
vessels and are well known In this
city and in and around New York
where they have been municiior
several years. *
W“ .
BODIES FOUND IN CELLAR 0F
_ . CHURCH.
HARTFORD, May 29.'-—‘W‘hile deep.
yesterday,
inghss been standing 108 years. The;
milieu of the ancient cemetery. wherei
repose the remains of the early .set-I
tiers or Hartford.
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‘ A Southerner with his Intense low .
‘ loo his-own am. “and“ s bub elation ii.
out. The next m s friend asked
out who was present. Will u minis-i taco.
am who he replied: ,“An «ileum
petitioning from Virginia. s gentleman
from Kentucky, at man from Ohio, is
bounder from Chicago. o follow from
New York and s. zaloot from Mellie."—
Arzu'iui. .
Morons-inch mom .
W‘Wmo his
"Mild“!!!
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! sloping daughter s
- We. the underlined. . ,
ties to all persons undo“ ._ ,
liable to pa taxes in the City, pt m
Norwalk. t st they on MM,
sonnet TAXES
‘Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Nor-walk
Union School District are hereby noti-
lied that the district tax of two mills
on’the dollar laid on the town assess
ment list of
district. held on the 13th day of June,
1911, at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day 0!
,May, 1912. at which time I shall be
oiling “I” collar of the Center church ready (a twelve game at Stillan’ow.
workmen found the re-‘éll’a drug store, 82 Washington street.
. o . u i ‘ t Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. s
mains 0‘ tw bodies aho t or foe {your from May 1. will be charged on
under the surface. The present build- l and after June 1' 1912‘
western end 0' H W“ built 0”" 3Collector of Taxes for South Norwalli
Dated at South Norwalk, April 30.
.1912.
All Unparalleled Offer- }. T
:4 NO HOUSEKEEPER' CAN AFFORD To Miss
A COMPLETE $2.50 ‘_
en Outfit 930 [i
READ AND PROFIT! .
This” Kitchen Set is. positively offered“ only. '. y
. The Sentinel-to its‘ readers. It will be glycol-lit
98c and Ten ‘Qoupons cut in numerical order
from The Sentinel. tllT he Unexcelled Kitchen Set
fill: a long-felt want by the American Housewife. ”There has never been dc.-
slgned impractical use I more serviceable and cemplete Kitchen Set. »
household is fully equipped without one of these unexcelled 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 .. . . r. . . .8 .7
One high grade, ‘oil tempered steel Carving Knife, retail-value . . . ..
Ono high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife. retail value . . . . . . . . . . . .
one high grade Meat Saw, tempered steel blade, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . .
.One imported'Shsrpenlng Stone, retail value
One extrnstrong Can Opener, retailvsluo
One high grade PsringKniie. oil tempered steel, retail «value . . . . . . . . . . . .
One high grade Pot Fork. oil tempered steel, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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them, on or bolero the 81st “’3’“
May. 1912, s writtpn or some _
dated. signed and sworn to: at all
property owned lay-villain M ‘ ‘
day of May. 1912, linoleum
making a description at oil the; ,.
estate. each parcel “being _, -
described. a».
N. B.—~Llsts may be will
assessors, at the new (icon
in the Library Bulldilfl‘
street. South Norwalk,
eluding May 18, 191:. Ml
be open from 10 to 13 o...
and from 2 to 6 o’clock p. in.
urdays from 7 toll o'clock in
plus. and Friday, May , 1‘
7 to!) o'clock p. in.
Dated at the City of South
Conn, May 10th. A. 1).. 1932;
FRANKLIN A. would.
renew. anwsnps. ‘
FRANK c. BECKER
..‘i '
lbll. at at meeting of the
F. A. TOLLEB,
Union School District.
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