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Classified “Ads”——- To Let,
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ALONG. THE "MAN FRONTIER
Kaehlns Are a Wild and Warilke Pet
pic. but Me Most Heepltsble to
I T"V‘.~I
“Hidden in the mountains on both
side of the Matter read are villages
of Kaehins, a wild and warlike race
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page.
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word.
face or Caps, Double Price
Twenty-Five Words or less, 26c—
1 cent per Insertion.
In Black-
which causes much anxiety to the Chi-
nese and to the peacenll Bbans inhab-
itinx the nellhbcrlnu valleys." writes
Archibald Rose. British consul at
Yunan, China. in an article describ-
in: the “Chinese Frontier of indie."
"The men are keen lookins fellows,
WANTED | TO LET FOR SALE who spend their days in sharpening
* l , their dbss, or look two handed swords,
WANTED -»l’illST~Cl.ASS LAUN- To LETWSEVEN ROOM HOUSE 'FOR SALE—1'01!) BOX. 0001) CON- their MIMI in drinking and in her
dress. One who is willing to assist. in flrstclaes condition. [Ill lmtprove- (iiiion, number 3 size. Terms reason- ""13 the marches. The burdens of
in the kitchen. Mrs. J. A. pan-ell, ments. Corner Madison and State able. Apply 1 Chestnut, South 11:01: life are literally borne by their wom-
{“113“, illnft. “it age-ct. Inquire of Taylor andjadloilé ualk. ‘ j on folk, long trains of whom are met
GIRLS WA'NTEDMPIRIS WANT~ . 'FOR sALE—A JERSEY cow alone the Fonds. carrylns on their
0.1 [or turning in Oll‘paper boxes 2 T0 LET“-W1‘10LE 0“ PART 01“ (fresh). 3- backs great baskets of grain depend-
'I‘lto C. S. 'l‘rowbrldge Co, 129 Wash:
iugtou Sp, b‘o. Norwalk, (loan. 13 3t
WANTED—SITUATION BY EX»
pt'rlenced Swedish girl as chamber-
mnld or waitress. inquire 43 East Os‘
borne Ave, East Norwalk. )3 3t
P-
WANTEDr—v'l‘t.) lll'Y ALL KINDS
cattle. lies! market prices paid. Ex~
ire. prices for int calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. ll. Fried-
man, t‘onu. Ave. Tel. 1151.
WANTEDW—BY HUNGARIAN tilitl...
Situation at general housework. lu-
quire Miss Annie llnlog, Foster Park,
East Norwalk. lit 3t
WANTEDw—WOMAN OR Gilli. To
do general housework. inquire '51
,Water SL, South Norwalk. 13 3t
BOY WANTED FOR DRUGSTORE.
Must be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
sou-Powell (lorp. jll lit
WANTED—BOARUERS, PLEAS-
aut room and good board; also fur-
nished room to tel. :23 Union Sinjfl tit
WANTEDM—A NEAT ROOM lN
ltowsytou, or Darlcn. or Norotou, or in
their vicinity. Will pay from $2 to
$2.50 weekly. Address S. 8.. care
Sentinel office. ‘ jli it
mer‘s job to three middle-aged melt
in this county. No boys or foreign-
ers need apply. if yen are the man
we want, will start you immediately
at $10.50 weekly. References requir-
ed. Glen Bros, Rochester, N. Y.
31 2t
WANTED rrrrr CLERK AT WILLIAM
l’. livers" South Norwnlk store. mill {it
WANTED OPERATORS EXPERL
(‘iluctl on power sewing machines;
sit-indy work. (fluett, Peabody & Co.
‘ f0 tf
”BUSINESS. NOTICESW
NOTICEle‘) lit) ALI. l\'l.\'l‘)S Ol"
trill-king, teams for hire: also tililo
horses for sale. ll. llershlleld, cor—
ner Concord and Wood Sts. Tel. 81 0-5.
NOTICE _. PAINTING. PAPER-
illtlning, liccornlinu‘. by practical mun.
Sire money by buying your wall pa-
per and puitut-rs‘ supplies of Alex.
While, til 1-: My Aw. 'l‘el. slit-l. listl»
luiites rlngort‘uliy given. 1132 lm
TURKISH BATHS Full Tilt“.
tin-nimrut of gout, rheumatism, etc.
All'flllgl‘lllt‘lllfi by appointment. Dr.
Wntisu'ortll's Sanitarium. 'l‘ol. Bill.
iii if
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made'work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
N... M... in-.. WLO'ST _ . _
.LOST—~A STRING Ol" PEARL
beads, between Lowestreet and South
Nor‘sall’. railroad station. Reward
paid if returned to Sentinel 0f-
fice. 13 ll
LOST—e—PAlR li‘E SCALES. Rid-
ward for return to E. '1‘. Rates“ office,
freight yard, Ann St. 33 3t
LOST—“PASS it()()i(,. N0. 19,106,
on South Norwalk Savings Rank. Find»
or will please return to said batik, as
payment has been stopped.» 18 10 17
Spraying Positively In-
surcs Perfect Fruit
Henry Beaupain
192 West St. Tel. 412-12
HOUSE PAINTER'8:
DECORATOR ‘
Large Assortment of
4 . Finest Wall Paper
Orders given «prompt attention.
'tlmates on ' application.
- .l. A. RUDDElt
‘108 south Main St. squat Norwalk
Tel. 10354. . ~
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Es-
} .Tree._Spraymg , .
Don't take chances, have your trees
shrafidifriah't.» i spray them right.
JOORVPI-l‘l GORN‘ELL; "free Warden.
”«g'P‘one 81845. '
WANTED—MWE OFFER ALL SUM-I
[Poi ‘afientlnel classified ad, will. give
house, all improvements, 154 South
Apply Thomas Cndoo, Son
33 4
stuck. Conn.
8 in; from a strap across their forev
Main St. inquire S. Chariott, 26 Wood
St. 13 3t
i To LET~I~lOUSE. 9 ROOMS.
Putnam avenue; all modern improve-
ments. inquire Timothy Brennan, 47
FOR SALE-A (3001) SQUARE
piano, will sell cheap.
at it islanford Place, South Norwnlk,
(lonn.
inn be seen
11 3t
heads, while their hands are busy
spinning strands of cotton yarn, or
weaving a straw bracelet for their
sweethearts, as they tell up the moon-
tain slopes. They Wear a short hilt,
\l’est avenue. 13 if
TO LET-‘ HOUSE t’li SPlllNG ST.
Also for sale, 1 horse, two wagons,
cash register and lot in South Main
nue.
FOR SALE—Six YEAR OLD COW
and unit, fresh this week.
Mrs. Rose Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave.-
31 3t
Apply to
supported by numbers of loose rat-
tan girdles, the lobes of their ears are
pierced and distended to carry ions
tubes of silver or rolls of red cloth.
street. Inquire Bridge Market. ii tit
To" LET-“THREE runmsnno
rooms. for housekeeping. Inquire 41
South Main street. ii iii
FOR
SALEwOR
40 acres land. Large
lien house.
EXCHANGE.
Large 14 room house, 38 it. piazza on
front.
Trout brook.
Orchard street, Norwalk.
barn.
inquire 23
mill 3t
and their faces are coarsened by
hard times.
"They are hospitable to people, these
Kachins, offering a welcome to any
passing traveler without question or
hope of reward. This spirit of bos-
TO LET~—6 ROOM HOUSE, Alli.
improvements, or for sale on easy
terms. (3. hi. lioyt, at The South Nor-
wnlk Trust Co.
l next.
-—FOR SALE—lob]
hoard, bookcase. other furniture and
American eagle. mounted.
wings half spread. Call this week‘ungi
mil tt
typew ri tor.
BOX,
5 Arch BL. Norwalk.
SIDE}
pitaltty, indeed. is carried to apolnt
which might almost be considered ex-
travagance. i remember a case at a
recent frontier meeting in which a
transfrontier Kacbln appeared as the
T0 LET4r‘lltillSldS, PARTS Oli‘
houses, flats, barns, floor for light
manufacturing. anything to suit. Call
and examine our list. Raymond
Bros. it fit
T0 LET—~t?()’l"l‘AGi£, ll ROOMS, 1N
Disesa Court; also live rooms down-
stairs, with improvements, corner
[0. l‘ .
one lot, 00 x 100.
month.
Knapp St.
FOR SALE »»»»» CHEAP” NEW srx
room house on idly avenue.
Can be used for two families:
also on Knapp St, two houses on
Occupied. 324 per
Kiss, 24
mill 3t
inquire Stephen
(lily wa-
complainant He had accepted an in-
vitation to dinner, dined” not wisely.
but too well, and fallen down a preci-
pice on his way home. ‘
”The result was a broken leg, and.
in consequence, he now appeared in
court to sue his boat for damages.
Henry street and [license Court. in-
qulre of J. illness, 121 Main St, Nor-
walk. or 55 Railroad Are., South.
Norwalk. it 31.
TO l ETMTHREE PLEASANT
rooms, second floor, 6 llenodict street.
Rent $7. inquire as Setivlew twe-
nue. mill lit
FOR
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
street, South Norwalk.
Mitchell or your own broker.
BALE~ONE
TEN-ROOM
house. in Osborn Ave, and four good
level building lots on Gregory Bottle»
vard. All will be sold reasonable.
1), Robertson.
The errins host paid up quite cheer:
fully, and the international incident
was thus amicably settled over the
1. body of a sacrificial pix.“
m21 tf
Inquire Goo.‘
olll ti
rmsr scone roa m5 Euros
Man of Law Wasted Time In Centaur
To LETMFI'RNlSllEli, TWO CON-
noctl'ug rooms, gas plate. and all con
vcnienCes for light housekeeping. ln‘
quire 2H l-Zast Ave. mill :51
T0 LET"“llDl“Sl‘l, 7 ROOMS, 7i
Fort: St.. East. Norwulk, large garden,
FOR SALE -—- ANTIQUE
loot sideboard, in condition, l
brook card table, 1 wardrobe and oth-
or pieces equally good. Mitchell‘s Fur-
niture Store, ii to 16 Wall
Norwalk, Conn .
CLAW-
lten‘
Street,
out, it
pistion, but i-ils Opponent Was
Quick to Act.
There lived at one time, in the fash-
ionable quarter of Dublin an eminent
lawyer who afterwards came to occu.
M a position on the judicial bench.
lawn, city water, i'ruil. l'rirc right
to reliable tvunnt. (li‘tTil'llt’ l,. llrit~
ton, ti: Fort. St. i'honc illi- . mill in
TO LET—villi.l'2\'ldN-R()ti.\l llill’SlC,
wr-ll and garden: also burn on Connor'-
'llcut avenue. inquire Mrs. Rosie. Tur-
lm‘, 102 lluylor A‘Vo. mL’l if
TO LET willi‘Ali'l‘lil‘JN'l‘S A’l‘ 1294i
t‘hupel street, Norwulk. l"i't'$lll,\“tli§i"
tin'ntud, modern improvements. Iti-
quire 04 South Main St... South Nor-
waik. ‘tlilll if
TO LET ~~~~~ \l‘l‘lld. l.i)t‘A'l‘l-Zli. Mill).
urn eight room house, every improve-
ment. stationary tubs. centrally lorat-
mi. Apply to John W. llillit‘, ll l'Iliza‘
llt’lll St. aid if
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TO LET ‘l-ltll‘SlG 21 UNION SP,
17 rooms, all convenimtccs; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & llalley
Go. mri‘: tl’
TO LET—«l-liAMll/l‘ON,AVlrl. HALF
of two~tamily house, 6 rooms. and li~
room list; all improvements; good con-‘
dillon; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 if
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MRS. GEO. D. KEELER ‘WlLl. Bid
in llulted Bank liullding‘as usual to
make out pensions. in it
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PROFESSIONAL.
Miss IDA HUTCHINGS. Stillm-
tliic phrenoiogist, gives readings, 15
Chestnut. St. Reads character and
tells matters‘oi great importance.
Readings, 500.; children, half price.
Hours, 2 to 5. Evenings. 6:30 to
8:30. ' 13 6t
nation...
for Hire.
Comfortable Car—Careful Driver
Day or Night Calls
JOHN J. LANE
Auto Supplies Tel. 963
9 UNION ’AVE» NORWALK
‘. 1 £ .
Large stock on hand Wings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply, ,Oo., Wall at... or
7~lanes~ rs: Ens. 4,,
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FOR SALE ~~i‘.illCAl’. TWO-BURN
er lilt'illlol vapor stove.
tow limtlti.
\\'lll sell for $4.00.
titlloe.
(loud as new.
lised'ouly It
Cost $7.00.
Apply at Sentinel
He was a than of high professional
attainments but of testy and irritable
temper. His next door neighbor was
a retired major, noted for the eccen-
tricity of his habits. iletwwn the two
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4 . dammmw so.
there was anything but a friendly feel»
in; and they did all in their poster to
annoy and burns» each other. One
night, memorable in lrnlnnd as ‘The
night of the great storm." the malor‘s
chimneys wore blown down. Crash
they went through the root of the law-
yer's house. and thence down through
floor after floor, carrying havoc in
their course. The man of law was in
no good humor as he contemplated the
destruction, and what n‘lude matters
worse was that it was the major's
chimney that had occasioned the
wreck. His mind was actively en-
gaged in devising some process by
which he could get satisfaction from
his arch enemy, when this misstve ur-
rlved from the molar:
"Send me back my bricks immediate-
ly or 1'“ put the matter in the hands
of an attorney." -
The Fat Reoster.
Very few peepie credit chicken
with having muchhsenee; but at least
one young rooster proved. without
doubt. that he was wiser thin he.
looked. This cockerel has a habit of
ruining up his feathers during feeding
time. and as he was about twice as,
fat as the rest of the fowls, his owner.
decided to watch him and to try to;
find out, the cause of his queer be-'
havior. One day, as the fowls eeun-'
tom! of! after being fed. the rooster
carried his portly self to a secluded
place by the wood pile. and shook.
himself vigorously: whereupon down:
tell more than half a pint of grain
which his ruined feathers had caught
at feeding time. This he proceeded
to eat at his leisure. As he continued,
to ruiile'hls feathers and to saunter
of: to the wood pile after meals, and
gained in site daily, his owner had
every reason to believe that the raw
tor had more than his share of con»
man chicken sense.
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In Thankfulnsss.
Notwithstanding all that l have
suffered, notwithstanding all the pain
and weariness and anxiety and sor-
‘row‘ that necessarily enter into life,
and the inward earrings that are worse
than all. I would end my record with
a devout thanksgiving to the great
author my being. For more and more
am I unwilling to make any gratitude
to him what is commonly called “a
thanksgiving for mercies.”-f0r any
*henents or blessings that are peculiar
to myself, or my friends. ‘or indeed
to any man. instead of this i would
have it to be gratitude for all that be-
and sorrows: for health and sickness.
for succeed and . disappointment, for
virtue and for temptation. ' for life
and death; because I believe that all
is meant for; coodmOrvlil‘e Dewey.
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Mushrooms a La Creme.
Slice the mushrooms and then stew of the United States.
them in butter with a dessert spoonful >
of chopped onion per one half pound Omelette Savoyarde.
of mushrooms. The onions should 'Fry some chives in butter and a no
have been cooked in butter withouttle lean cooking bacon. When the ba-
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them with boiling cream and boil previously seasoned with salt and pop-
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