.. S 2 Osborn avenue, Van Znndt street. East Wants! Classified “Ads”—— To Let. For Sale, Business and Professional Cards; and Miscellaneous:: LASSIFIED Advertisements on this Three Times, 50c —- Each Addition age. Twenty-Five Words'or Less. 25c— Word. 1 cent per Insertion. face or Caps, Double Price In Black- WANTED TO LET WANTED—MAN AT UNION I’A- (iIIt‘ Tea (‘0. store. References. m2ii if WANTED—AT ONCE. FIVE prod carpenter's. Inquire St. John and Keyser. IIIZS :It WANTED—GIRLS I‘OR ’.I‘URNI NO in on paper boxes. \‘orwulk llox (‘ om- pany. North Main street. rn22 1w WANTED~ OPERATORS EXPERI- euecd on power sewing machines; suaudy work. t'luett, l’eabody 6'; (‘.o. 2 iii if BUSINESS NOTICES trucking, teams for horses for sale. It. nor Concord and Wood Sts. Hershiield, cor- Tel. 816-53. NOTICE PAINTING, Ir raging, Decorartlng. by practical man. Srve nroney’by buying your wall pa- per and puinters‘ supplies of laAlex. White, 61 1-2 Illy Are. Tel. 423. Esti- nutes cheerfully given. a22 1m TURKISH BATHS F‘OR TIIF’__ treatment of gout. rheumatism, eit. Arrangements by appointnrent. Dr. .Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. ' f9 tf NASH‘S MODERN hoot slid shoot repair shop custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed "8 Rest Washington St. GOODYEAR HOUSE PAINTER &} DECORATOR Large assort- Wall Paper. Orders given prompt atten- ‘tion. his mates on all plltntion. J.A.RUDDER .108 S. Main St. So. Norwaik Tel. 1035-4 Spraying Positively Insures Perfect F rurt Henry Beaupain 192 West St. Tel. 412-12 Tree Spraying. Don't take chances, have your trees sprayed right. i spray them right. JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden. Phone 848-5. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE. The following is the line of march for-the South and East Norwalk Me- morial parade tomorrow morning, starting from the corner of \‘Vashing- ton -street' and Railroad avenue promptly at 9:40 o'clock: West Washington street,- East Washington street, Serrvlcw avenue, avenue, Rowan street, Osborn avenue, ' Van Zandt street, Fort street, East Washington street, Sorrtlr Main street, Concord street, Chestnut street, Moa- roe street, Railroad avenue, Clay street, Franklin street, West Washr- irrgton street. North Main street, West avenue to Norwalk Armory. The committee suggests that. rest- dorm along «the line of march display flags and other suitable decorations, and, that each automobile In line have a enroll at: or more than one if de- eirmod ...-n—L-r—u “A..-“ ' DO YOU WANT to change your position? If so, try -a Sentinel Mi. for a when. 1 It Is the remain“ location- in Thom Rory/slits for employers and stamens. 22o it. for a use - ricni avenue. NOTICE--WE DO ALI. KINDS 0i“, hire; also Ohio‘ PAI’ER- ; All kindsl I to suit tenant- ment of finest, T0 LET—~»l<‘lllS’I‘ FLOOR Oll‘ FIVE rectum-bath and pantry, all improve- ments. New house. To adults. Irr- 'qulre 7 Urrlon Ave, NorWaIk. mill) :lt FOR SALE FOR SALEwMODERN IIOUSE. all conveniences. Price 33,600. Easy terms. i‘. ll]. Hoyt. at Tire South Nor- waik Trust Company. mill tf TO Pil'l‘NAM Ave. All modern improvements. In- -quire 47 West avenue. South Nor- walk. tutti} Lit LET--R00 MS 0N TO LETwA FURNISHED APART- rnent. centrally situated. Bath. Elec- tric liphts. Or would rent one or two rooms. Address 12 II. ll.. Sentinel. ' mill at TO LET-mIQIdCVIflN-ROOAI HOUSE, well and garden; also burn on Connec- inuuire Mrs. Rosie Tur- Iov. “)2 Iinylor' Ave. nr2l if T0 LET——'1‘W0 AI’AIt'i‘ME.'TS. 10 Hillside place. seven rooms each, all improvements. inquire 38 Bay- view avenue. tnti if ‘ To. LET~2SIX noon APART- merrt. second iloor in house rear of United llnnk Building. In good condi- l tlon; improvements. Rent 812.5 Inquire John ll. Knapp, 82 West street. m7 tf I TO LET--AI’ARTMICNTS AT 39- 41 't‘hapei street Norwalk. _ Freshly dec- orated. modern improvements. In- quire 64 South Main St.. South Nor- a30 tf , '.walk T0 LET—WELL LOCATED, MOD- ern eight room house. every improve .mont. stationary tubs, (entrally locat- led. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Eliza- beth St. 3.26 t! TO LET-l-iIOUSP 21 UV‘ION S'.i‘, I17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable for boarding houst, but will be altered The Hatch & llarley Co. rnriz ti’ TO LET-2 -IiA\ili.TON AVGL .. HALF of two lumllt house. ti rooms, and o'- roorn fiat; all inrprmemeuis; good (Oil- ditiun; one block from railroad station. i .lostpb R Taylor. sill it i MISCELLANEOUS. " NOROTON. CONN.. .t'Ol'Nfl‘ltI' board and rentinn. Large nnnlcrrr irousc,, lrnudsorru-ly i‘rrrrrisireri,. inr- rnuuw piuazns. l-lleetrr' lights, tuo truths. purIrIIhe grounds. t'orix'eyrinte to bunch Also room) torture and rue'nlsirr-d bungalow .\ll l‘UIIH‘Illl'IU‘es‘. ilooklel. Artur.” .\'. l... l'urrlt-n. Conn ' niER' 2t No Rim- (int Tires Large stock 0n hand of casinos and tubes. For sale by the Auto Supply Co.. Wall Sr., or James E. Ells, .lr. NORWALK Norton CITY TAXES . The taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk 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 Taxa- tion, will be due and payable on the _ first day of May, 1912, at which time I will receive the same at my office. Room 5, United Bank Building. 97 Washington street. South Norwalk. 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. WILCOX. Collector of Taxes of the City of South Norwalk. 2. South Norwalk, April 10. 1212. , a1 10 lm ___.,....- Louis A. Frazier. 4 Market St. Nor- wich Conn. had been subject to back- ‘cine for kidney and bladder ache due to kidney trouble for some time. He says: "Hearing of Foley Kidney Pills, I took them and they gave me relief at once. I recommend them as a prompt and effective medl- hle.” W. 12‘. Wigmore a Go. “ COAST ARTILLE‘RY GORP. PRO- TIONO. HARTFORD. May 30.401118?! lull; ,issued from the adi-utant's ofiIoe an- nounce the following promotions and appoltmentsuin the Coast Artillery Corps, C. N. G..: Sergeant John Iii. Green. 8th Company. Danbury to be .seooud Lieutenant; Captain Frederick G. C. Smith relidvod from duty on the . examining board ahd Captain Ralph L. Taylor. appointed to the examining board vice Smith --if gen haven't the timetooxoroilo regain y. Doan' Restricts will prov tion. he induce b. Ill if. only, cultural action or the horrors without: Igipini. Ml: your lit-assist tor 0' SCHOOL TAXES trou- - FOR 8ALE——ONE TEN-ROOM house. 31 Osborn Ave. and four good level building lots on Gregory iloulo- vard. All will be sold reasonable. I. i). Robertson. m21_ if Two LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT street, Sontlr Nor-walk. Inquire Geo. Mitchell or your own broker. 031 tf FOR SALE -— ANTIQUE CLAW- foot sideboard. in condition, 1 Ren- brook card table, 1 wardrobe and oth- or pieces equally good. Mitchell's Fur- niture Store, 14 to lti Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn. 031 if FOR SALE-«CHEAP. TWO-BURN- er alcohol vapor stove. Used only a few times. Good as new. Cost 87.00. Will sell for $4.00. Apply at Sentinel Oillce. Union School District The taxpayers of the South Norwalk Union School District are hereby noti- fied that the district tax of two mills on the dollar, laid on the town assess ment list of 1911. at a meeting of the district. held on the 13th 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 same at Stlllson-I’ow- ell's drug store. 82 Washington street. Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a year from May I will be charged on and’after June 1, Hill I2‘. A. TOLLES. Collector of Taxes for South Nerwalk l'ulon School District. ~~ vrsable. to make an appropriation to . 000, held by the First National [tank lIIIII- IIIIIIIIS NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a Spec- ial Town Meeting of the legal voters of the Town of DnriSn will be held at the Town Hall in said Darien on Monday, the 3rd day of June, 1912, all eight o'clock in the evening for the following pzurposeo 1. To act upon the petition of George M. V. Schilchting, Senior. and 2twerrty~seven others, calling for the passage of a resolution to approve a discontinuance of a certain highway known as liell street extending from Sedgewick avenue about southerly and easterly through audupon the land of Harriet 'I‘. ’i‘Illey rio Mansfield ave- nue. and to advise the selectmen to make such discontinuance. 2. To act upon the petition of II. t‘. h‘leirlnran and twentyfour others. to hear a report of a committee of (RI- zens Who have called upon the High way t‘ommlsslouer, and if deemed ad- 2_pur certain sections of the llooron Posiltoudfwhich lrnve not been ac- cepted by the State, In such condi- tion that they may be accepted by the State- Iiighway Commissioner. it. To hear the report of the Select- men regarding the necessity for a furvhcr appropriation for highway re- pairs. and if deemed expedient. to make such further appropriation. 4. To instruct. the Selectmen borrow from the Home llarrk and Trust t‘o., “2.000 on the note or notes of the Town. rtlrJr-r amount to be used to cancel notes amounting to 812-. to of Stamford. Dusted art Darieu, May. l912. this L’Tth day of CHAS, ll. F‘ITI‘II, II. Ii. TAYLOR. V. R. I‘OOLICY. Selectmen of the Town of ilnrien. m2!) 2t To the Iloard of (cunt) (omrnisslon- ers of I-‘arrtIr-ld County: I hereby am ly for a transfer of a_ license .\'o. 190. to sell Spiriruous and Irrtoxfcnting Liquors. Ale. Imger Ileer, Rhino Wine and (‘idcr from Walter M. Young. at Shore ilavcu Inn. (.‘anfleld avenue. to \"tlllum Percival. at Shore Haven Inn. (‘auiiel'i avenue, Town of Norwaik. Tire proposed place of busi- tress is not located virhln 200 feet in a direct lire of a clirtlerh edition or puullc school house, or the premises pertaining thereto. or any post-office, public library or crawler}: Dated at South Nor-walk, April 30. 1912. - hilt) 1m l I ....,.._.si r City Assessors' Noticei - \\e. the urrdersiuned, hereby give no-i tire to all persons and torporrtilons ll: rule to pin taxes in the i‘ in of So: rtlr .‘Joiwulk that they lIl'r‘ required 1.0. drilur to the .isrorssors, or either 0" tiltlll. on or before the :llst day oi' May 19l2, a W'ellll u or printed list. tinted. simrcdmnd sworn to, of all the propcrrt owned in tlrcm‘~ on the for din of Mar, 1501", liable. to tinniim. making: it ticstription oi all (In real! cslutr, (‘Ilih parrot lltllli: sepu: utely; dost rilwd. N. “2 2.»—I Isis may he returned to ibe’ assessors. u. the iit\\ t‘ourr 1". rooms. , in the library lluildluit. \\ .rshiuuton street South Nor'uulk irorrr and in t (ludint'. \ltl) IS till: said utllre, tni be men ironr l" to l‘.’ o'tlork a m g and from '.Z to Buttock p. pr: on Sat i rrrduys from T to ‘.I o‘clock in the eve l nine. and Friday. May :ilsr. from 7 to 9 o'clock p, m. Dated at the tiny of South Norwslt. Conn. May lilth, A. II, 1912. FRANKLIN A. TOLLICS. ' PERCY J. lilm'ARI‘IS, FRANK (‘., BECKER, Assessors. | mill. 20L IN MEMORIAM. Once I had a meerschsum yellow; Nevermore I‘ll know its fellow. How one whiff of it would banish every core. And its loss I still deplore. But 1’“ never see it more. For my wife has got it put away: somewhere. And my pair of slippers oldest, That I loved when nights were coldest, When close to the cheery hearth I drew my chair. New from mortal eye hid Like the gold of Captain Kidd, ' For my wife has got them put away somewhere. 'Tlsa rule that's ne'er unneeded That what's sure to be most needed She must hide away with skill beyond compare. . To the things that once we know We can find not e'en a olew When my wife has got them put away somewhere. Of I've told her, "Burn it, break It. Or to some poor family take it; Let me know it' s gone, rind save me from despair, But do not, I beg and prey. Let me hunt till I]. am gray i For the things I know you’ve prrt away. . somewhere. ‘ When the sea gives up its dead. When the Judgment- Book is read, When the last sold Morass chicken is laid bane; , 'Illioii perhaps We 'll and some trace Of the mrot hiding place Of this things my wife has put away somewhere. *Waitor (1.2 Doty, in Pack. A W The Sohtihol Want columns 2-.an are at their but now. , ‘rushlng do'vtn West avenue. =their pleas for the summer; and w on." owner will see an cw mo his lla'wl at Norwalk this 22nd day of May, .\. IL, lili'Z. WILLIAM I’RRI‘IVAL. Applicant. We, the unriorsigncd. electors and tumours. to: derided by inn, of the Town o" .‘(l‘n'arrtuy herein endorse the. .rrpiic-ution .2! Hr alum» uanlcd \\‘ll-. learn icrr lvu‘, fu- rurh llceu2r2 and we: do srvr-r. rli\ cm If‘ t‘lir'li i'or hlrnacli that an arc Ilhllll‘i’r: o" 2.1mm r22 at on fat-2 situated in said Two of .\'or unit . Dated at Nora-ails. this. L’Eduy oi'i Fun}, A. It. I‘M? ' \\llltnm It. Malone. .lolrrr Malone, Altrul l-I. Austin. \\‘ar3‘:;u2r.2 Ilrrrru. \\‘. ii. i 'yl; r; on. i hurl-1n r'rrt’i}: that the name nam- .i r'lrlillrt"r» ur- t'Ii‘t‘illi'r- and 1M2 Italic-r223 .‘w debited by low, of the Town or \r..\\ .rlk. ii: iii :2: “it it' .3 IL. ernulit this in: .\\'NII2I Ii. SMITH. .\i\‘$la‘l.’lli! 'l‘ourr i‘fcrk ,. 233d llil} of ir‘.‘ .-.. ”.‘dt Auctlon Norton is hereby given. lrlrar the urr- dersigned will sell. to the highest bid- ders, at Public Auction. at the home- stead occupied by the late Rev. (‘harles .\i. Selleck. at. No. Iii) East, avenue. in the. (‘ity of Nortvulk. Court. on Monday and Tuesday. June :trd and ~Ith. at. .10 o‘clock forenoon. An- tique and (‘olonlal mahogany furni- ture, (Including designs of Happie- whine. Sheraton and Chippendale) tour-posters, chest of drawers, em- ,pire sofas, high-boys, extension ta- bles, book cases, pier glasses. and- a-brac. valuable library, piano, can pets and rugs. beds and bedding. etc. etc. Such an opportunity is seldom of- fered. and should not be missed. Terms cash. If stormy. sale will be postponed to next. fair day. The house will be open for visitors all day on Saturday. June 1st Norwalk, Conn” May 27th, 1912 E. M. LOCKWO OI). m28 30 11 Administrator. A BIG ALARM BUT SMALL FIRE. Tire Norwaus Fire Department re- sponded to an Alarm [from [in 31 about it o'clock last night. The Pion- eer Hook and ladder company went The Hope Hose auto chemical truck hur- ried up Belden avenue. Driver Arthur Siauson, of the Phoenix Hose Com- pany, was home for the evening meal and be extra driver was not ar0und. so the hose wagon did not go out. The box is located at the Harbor avenue gas works. The tire was out before the department reached the scene. ”—— HOOPITAL NOTES. yesterday morning and an operation for adenolds was successfully perform- ed. Frank Miensiuk was admitted yes- terday for. medical treatment. Min Mary Hawkins yesterday and will undergo a course of medical treatment. L........ novnn'rrsn voun saunas cor- TAGE NOW. Hundreds of 1people are making tho' sotlvfttos of the our “shows! ' I irons. paintings and engravings. bric2 . Master Joseph Kelly was admitted I valet odm'tis‘oriisnt In all.” , BOYS BLOUSE SUIT. A Russian blouse suit in mercerizcd simple frock oi' foulard and taffeta. poplin will small boy. exceptions scalloped. edgeio the turn over collar and the. medwith narrow one sided revere down the left side of "OWNS 01‘ OSU'ICII feathers, 91th" 0“ 6 front leather will go well with snlt.~—I’ittsburgh l’osi. th Taffeta in changeable effect» has al- ready taken its place among the desir- able fabrics for suits and dresses. All manner of frilly neck and sleeve was admitted ' ' Ildeas are. considered good style for the drill gold. Fashion Bits. Many of the smaller hats are trim- bandingu of small make up well for your The stilt should be plain. embroidered good favor. A narrow bell of patent the edge of the brim or just under it. "30 0f Silk ottoman this llttlei A stylish white serge costume show- ,ed the skirt slashed over scarlet crepe' dc chine accordion platted. With this worn a pretty but of red. A highly favored gown material is ilowr2rod urousseliue de sole in tones . .2. m of blue cerlse and violet broom“! II (feat sets of heavy lace remnln‘bw‘. Flc' elegant costumes one notes m A touch or cerise appears on may, “ of the blouses or" white crepe do cm Some of the new princess petth have the ripper portion made of am silk. with n ribbon across the should-2 Instead oi the customary strap. "a. 4‘...“ *2. An Unparalleled Offer N0 HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD 'ro MISS A COMPLETE $2.50 Kitchen Outfit 980 ‘ , (12 city Guaranteed) READ AND PROFIT! This Kitchen Set rs 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. IllThe Unexcelled Kitchen Set fills a long-felt want by the American Housewife. , There has never been de- signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen Set. No household' is fully equipped without one of these unexcelled Kitchen Sets. A true friend in the kitchen. 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