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WANTED ‘ I
WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO RUN
ircighl clevntor. Cluelt-l’euhody (lo.
45 Cedar St.
Caps. Double Price
TO LET
TO LETMSIGVEN ROOM HOUSE.
inquire 47 Cedar St. or
. ii at 136 \I’aahlnrttul Si. 34 iii to any one calling for it. 'I‘elepilonle
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WANTED—A ltOY AND GIRL. AP- TO LETw—SlthEN ROOM HOUSE . ..
Crescent Laundry. ji 31 In first-clasp condition. All improvo~ FUR BALE-JUNO SEIS 0F
ply
H WANTED ----- ntfivnlt'sfro l’illlCii-
use dolilie dump carts, under dump
month.
at rcpt. inquire of Taylor and (lol-
dcn. it
Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—
quarts of good milk dully. Reasonable
In Black-
FOR SALE
MILK FOR SALE—FIVE TO 31x
Corner Madison and State
iiitl
heavy double harness, good all new.
Also two bottom dump carts.
John
itn'tlhtield, in Wood St. it ill
wagons, horse-.5, harnesses. Raymond .
ilt'OB. .14 3t
WANTED—~ili'lSK ROOM 1N 0F-
iicl- cithcr otl Main or Washington
streets. Address 1’. O. 130); 1421. lia-
rivn Conn. 14 it
WANTED i‘-lliS'l‘<(‘i.ASS LAUN- l
illress. Out» who Is willing to assist
' house.
Main St. inquire S. Churiott, 26 Wood
Si.
i’tttnnl‘n avenue; all modern improve-
“but avcnuc. Li ti
TO LET-r—rl’i'ilOllJrl Oil PART 01"
all improvements. 145 South t
13 3t
.ntuck, Conn.
FOR 8ALE—-A JERSEY COW
i'renu) Apply Thomas Cadoo. Song-
'13 t s
T0 LET—~il(,)liSE, ii ROOMS.I
ncnts. inquire Timothy llresnan, 47
at 11 litlni‘ord Place, fiouui Norwaik.
Conn. 1
GOOD SQUARE
Can be soon
FOR SALE—-.-i
liauo, will sell cheap.
iiit
in the ltiichan. Mrs. J. A. it‘lll‘l‘tlii.
iiit‘kOI'y illnli’. jii lit
GIRLS WANTED—limbs WANT-
cd for turning. in on paper boxes.
The C..S. 'l"r0lvl:lrldge (30., 129 Wash-
liilflO‘l 5L, hi0. Norwuik, Conn. 3 ill
WANTED'NSI 'i‘ UA'l‘lON BY
Also for sale. 1 horse, two wagons,
cash register and lot In South Main
etrcci.
rooms for housekeeping.
EX-‘South Muln street.
T0 LETr-ll()USi‘l bi Sl’l‘thli S'l‘.
inquire Bridge Market. ii iii
T0 LET-«THREE ~ FURNISHED 1
inquire til
11 3t
mrienccd Swedish girl as chamber-
ltlaid or waitress. inquire 43 East Os-
borne Ave, East. Norwnik. 13 3t
WANTED r'l'I) [WY Alli.
improvements, or to! sale on easy
iterma. (i. ll). lloyt, at The South Nor-
KiNils walk Trust (‘0.
T0 LET~—-i‘> ROOM HOUSE, ALL
cattle. ltest market prices paid. Exfll
trn prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. i-i. Fried.
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 11.31.
WANTED—«BY iii'NGARiAN GIRL.
Situation at general housework. ill-
quire Miss Annie lining, Foster Park.
East Norwalk. j3 3t
WANTEDwWOMAN OR GIRL Tl)
do general housework. inquire 51
Water SL, South Norwalk. 13 3t
BOY WANTED F‘Ol—l l'li‘iilt‘. STORE.
Must be sixteen or over. Apply Still-
aonvPowell Corp. 13 3t
WANT'ED~IIOAitl)l£llS, PLEAS-
tiliigl‘iitllil and good lionrd; also fun
nisllcd room to lt‘l. 2:} l'llion St. jzl III
WANTED -- OPERATORS l‘Xm’lClti-
encod on power sewing machines;
Steady work. l‘luetl, l’cuhody 8: Co.
, Ill if
“ BUSINESS NOTICES ‘
NOTICE ~~ PAINTING. PAPER-
h.luging. lit-‘f‘IH‘iblilllI‘. by prnctirui mun.
Save money by buying your wnil 11:1-
per and pointers“ Sliiipilm-‘l of Alex.
While. til i»'.’ I'lly Ave, Tel. 421:. Enti-
ln tics cheerfully given. It‘ll) Int
BATHS Tilli
TURKISH FOR
tl‘t‘ililllllll ol‘ gout. rheumatism. etc.
Arrzlnprnlcuts by zillili‘lillilllf‘lll. ilr.
Tcl. L’iII.
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W:ltinworth's Sgiu‘ltnriunl.
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NASH‘S .‘lOlIIu‘liN‘ GlitlilYlCllt
blot and shoot repair shop. All kintie
Clinton) nlndc \rork. Fit and comfort
gttlrtlntocd 2R \‘l'cst \I‘ushinlzton Si,
LOST
LOST-rant tor. SCALES. un-
ward for return to it). '1‘. little? office.
freight yard, Ann St. jil LI
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Spraying Positively in-
sures Perfect Fruit
Henry Beaupain
192 West St. Tel. 412-12
HOUSE PAINTER &
DitCORATOR
Large Assortment of
Finest Wall Paper
Orders given prompt attention. Ea-
timetes on application.
I. A. RUDDER
108 South Main St. South Norwalk
Tel. 1035-4.
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Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
sprayed right 1 spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 346.5."
NORWALK MILLs APPRAISAL.
Judge Lucien F. Bliti'pee of the Sn-
perior Court has appointed Edward L).
Stuart, J. Thornton Pr0wltt and Alex-
. under Sample as u board of appraisers
. '4 on the property of the Nurwulk Mills
Co. which is to be sold under foreclos-
urebroeeedlngc. They have complet-
ed ,‘Ihellrmcporthnd transmitted it to- l
, day tonic fiu'pe‘rlor Court pttnrldge'
port; " ‘
The woman who miles, uponlens
total Waltz ‘MVliItO encore. the house
houses. flats, barns. floor for light.
TO LET~HOUSES. PARTS 0i"
manufacturing. anything to suit. Cull
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m... .emmme our 1 a aymlo lift er pieces equally good. Mitchell‘s Fur-
' nlturo Store. 14 to iii Wall Street,
Norwallt. Conn 031 if
T0 LET-(TO'i‘TAGld, I; ROOMS. lN
Disesa Court; also five rooms down-
stairs, with improvenlentn. corner
Henry street. and Diaesa Court. in.
quire of J. illeean, 12l Main St. Nor-
Walk, or 55 Railroad Ave... South
Norwtllk. .‘II {It
TO LETwllmlSll‘n 7 ROOMS. 7-1
Fort St., East Norwtllk. large garden,
lawn, city water. fruit. i’rlcc right
to reliable tenant. (leoruc ll. llriI-
ton. 8:3 Fort St. Phone :I:l~l. mill Ill
TO LETMEI.lCVicN-lltiliM llOllSl'].
well and garden; also burn on Connec-
ticut uvonuv. inquire Mrs. llosit- 'l‘nr-
lor, lIILZ iittylor Ait‘. mL’l If
,TO LET~~Ai’.-\R'l‘.\ll-I.\”l‘ri A’l‘ :Itl-il
(‘hnpcl strccl, Noi'wulk. l-‘rcsitly dt'l‘v
orntcti. illOtiOI'll improvements. in-
quire Iii South Main St., South Norv
u'ullt. niil) if
TO LET—-»~\I'i~:l.l. i.l)l,‘.\.Tl‘3liI. Milit-
crn night room house, every improve»
nlcm. stationary tubs. centrally locnt-
cti. Apply to John W. finite, it i‘illzn-
lit-2th St. trill It
T0 LETiltlllSli 3) UNION Sill.
l7 rooms, all (‘Illll’Ollit'ilt‘OiH sultuhlu
l‘or boarding house, but will bc altered
to still. «tenant. ’i‘hc ilntch & itnilcy
(lo. . lill'iLi II
To LET~-ll.»\.\lil.'i‘ON AYE. HALF
of [wot‘nt‘nlly housc. Ii rooms. and ll«
room tint: all lnlprovclnellts; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 'l ti
Isl.
PROFESSIONAL.
MISS IDA HUTCHINGS. Sl‘llCN-
ttflc phrenologist, gives readings, 15
Chestnut S. llcnds character and
tells matters of great. importance.
Readings, .‘ltIt-z children. half price.
Hours, 2 to I». Evenings. litiitl to
5:3". i3 Ill
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for Hire
Comfortable Can—Careful Driver
Day or Night Colic
JOHN J. LANE
Auto Supplies . Tel. 963
9 UNION AVE" NORWALK.
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Large stock on hand of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply Co. Wall St, or
James E. Elis, Jr. ,
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no YOU WANT
to change your-.pceltlon? If so, try
a sentinel ad. for u‘week'. .
It is the recognized medium in The
Networks for employers and employee;
Try It for a week and see.- .
‘Ii‘orfl the first time .ln'lleyera-l year‘s
zinc was mined commercially in New
York legit your. ‘ '-
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The warmth who mum a housework.
or generally has success with. a Bulk
and calf. frcllll this week. Apply to
Mrs. iiose Turlov, 102 Taylor Ave-
nue.
level building lots on Gregory lioule-
vard. All will be sold reasonable. i.
1), Robertson.
street. South Not-walk.
Mitchell or your own broker.
fo’ot sideboard. in condition. I Ren»
brook card table, ‘1 wardrobe and oth-
FOFI SALEwSiX YEAR OLD COW
11 3t
FOR SALE~ONE TEN-ROOM
louse. (ll Osborn Ave. and four good
pm if
Two LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
Inquire Geo.
031 if
FOR SALE - ANTIQUE CLAW-
FOR SALEwttill-IAP. rwonuan-
er alcohol vapor stove. Used only a
few times. Good as new. Cost 87.00.
Will sell for 34.00. Apply at Sentinel
Ollice.
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
tinder Ilili‘i pursuant to ill’l order of;
tilt» l‘ouri of Probate for the District"
(u‘ Noru‘ui't ntlllllu‘lhlnlz hor Iilt=l‘otlllltt.l
thn Miilrll’l‘iitl‘l‘ ilt-l'rhy otters for tilliui
ll] I-tlit‘ll right. title and interest as!
l‘lllou Nibiti, into of Norwulk in will:
District. tlcrcnst ti. hnd oi the time of;
her lit-nth. in nod to tho following dull-i
t-rillctl ruttl unittlc, to wit: i
All illill curtain tract or ptlrccl of:
innit with tho buildings tllt‘rcoll. tillm
lulled ill tllb town of Nol‘wulk. all
l-loutn Nolwullt. bcinr. eixtwtiw loot.
more or lose. ill from and rent. nllii
ow hundrmi and tunnly loci. more or!
loss, In depth, null houndrd northwriyi
by'lnhtl new or into of 'I‘llotlnts i. lily:
halide; tostt-rty by land lornturiy of".
l‘. l-‘. 'i‘nlioll; southerly by land for»
nilrly of i", Ilcltlcn. illlti ll'ruttrrly by
lily chlt Road or lily Atomic.
For pul‘tlcnlnre and terms. Apply to'
ELLEN li‘lll-Zl'.
Atlmlnlnirntrix.
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. tin, i’rohute
(hum, Juno 3. A. l.).. 1912.
lflslntc or Joint S (foulllln. late of
Nrjlrlvulk. in said district. (itlt‘t'ilt‘vol'i..
Ordered. That the leerulrix i.‘)2illi)'
it her administration account to this
court for adjustment at the Probate
office. in Norwalk. on the 12th day of
June. 1911'. at It) o'clock lorenoon:
and that all persons interested In said
estate may be notified thereof. the
cxcclnrix will entitle this order to be
pnblla‘lcd ill a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least.
tivc drive before said 12th day of
June, 191.2.
illu‘NitY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
j-l it,
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik. 33.,
Court. May 10. A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of Steve Guiyas, late of Net“
walit. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the Dia-
tl-Ict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ae-
eounta. properly attested, within said
time. will be debag‘rcd a recovery. All
persons ludebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to -
GAilltiltiL DOKIIS.
Administrator.
Probate
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District. of Norwmk. an,
l‘ourt, bitty 27. A. 1)., 1912.
Esttute of Charles 8. Trowbridgc,
late of Norwalk, in said District. de~
ceased. . ‘
The Court of Probate for the The
Probate
uncured six months from the date
hereof or'the creditors of said estate
to 9th it. their claims iorsettlemeut.
Those who neglect to present their ec-
oounts. properly attested, within said
tlme. will he debttrr'ed u're‘covery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate pay-
ment. to. . . ‘ 4
HARRIET 0. 'i‘itOWBRIDGld.
,m28 it. 11 . Executrix.
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sons AND ORAN’i’JB/ON‘S TO MEET.
Tomorrow evening in the Grand
Army Hail In“‘Wlail street over ,Jaok‘
son's jewelry establishment the sons
and gran‘dsone of all the veterans of
thev‘CivIl War In the Not-walks will
All who and veterans are carp,
. redirected. to make a special effort; ti
trim. of Norwallt, hath limited and-
sttther to dinner ways and means pre~ "
paratory to the establishment or c.
iocal'bran‘oh of the Sons of'Vettmnh. "
Cost no more than
the “ordinary ltlntl"--— ,
“don’t wear out" at the
finger ends, and each
pair contains-—
A Guarani-o that
Guarantee-
“a new pair free" if
the “tips" wear out
before the gloves.
" luyscr ' gloves
mean assurance of
cilallty and reliability.
There's a way to tell
“’53 the [en-ino—
“iook in the hem"
for-the name ‘ ‘ Kay set"
it is there for your
protection. Don 1 ac-
must as good" .
kind. _
"Kay-or" Gloves
"coat no more"
and are worth double.
Inert Illlt Glov
so... rechokgo. {as
Lona Blur Olen
15.. $1.00 was i. o
' oh no ‘ .5
Julius Khmer a Ca.
Milken .
New York
Gum From nonwud.
it I- announced that a London chem
lot has succeeded in getting from sea-
week a kind of gum which has umoug’
other properties a greater capacity ‘for
electrical resistance than vuicenIte. It
Is Iflid also to be damp-proof. seld-
proof and germ—proof, as well as In-
Ienllible to changes of temperature.
and quite unintlnmlnablc. Tests of
the substance have been made It the
Westminster Electric Laboratories.
Wooden Leg Joke.
Why Is it. as a writer In the Bell-
man points out. that the general sense
of humor is stirred when anything
happens to a man‘s wooden leg. such
as Its loss or a llnotllole coming in it.
or getting it under the cars? it In or
was the same way with stcallm: a
man's horse In the Pill" Wont. lloth
of them accidents arc serious. Yet
they are supposed to be subjects for‘
mlrth.-—Miuncapoliu Journal.
In Ancient-Dan.
The chimney corner was a favorite
place for early actilcrs when they
took their tobacco. Buckets were the
chief rcllullco of the tire ilghtcru.
When an alarm \vtla cried cnch citi-
run grabbed Illa buckets and ran to
nnswcr It. if in» couldn't respond In
an Instant he threw his buckets out
his window. and hill neighbor picked
them up and carried them along.
Italian Winters.
The people of Florence. italy. have
a dislike for heating devices In their
houses. although the weather In win-
ter. especially when the tramontnne
is blowing, in uncomfortably cold.
None of the houses have fireplacea,
an the man who warms himself by
means of the "scaldino," a pan of
slowing ashes. Is considered eifemln.
ale.
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Nothing to Worry About.
“Are you not afraid that some of
your children will fall Into that open
cistern?” asked the nervous boarder,
looking over the picket. fence In the
back yard. “Oh, no, mum." came the
complacent reply. "Anyhow. it ain't
where we sets our drinkin' water."—
Hampton‘s Magazine. ,
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‘ All Active.
Don’t be a clam. my son: but if an
old friend comes to you and asks for
the loan of 35 until Saturday night.
just close your shell for repairs. It
may look rude. but under some cir-
cumstances it. is better to leave than
to be left.
Five Languages at Tailor-1' Meeting.
At the meeting of the international
Journeyman Tailorn'. Union over eight.
hundred people employed in the trade
turned out. English, Irinh, Scotch. ile-
brew, French. itaiian and Finnish were,
used. by the speakers in their ad-
~dresses.——-Toronto Globe.
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Myctcry In History.
From whence came the Toite‘cs. the
Aztecs and Maya: who lived in Amer-
lct. even ‘betore the indium. has never
been determineddetinltely. It is pre-
sumed that they came to this country
from‘ Asia when a cit-alt connected
that country with Alaska.
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Tc ecu-cm Our sight. . _
Electric lights are said to be much
easier en the eyes then the gall ones.
Scientist: also say that it is better for
the uyeaif the lights in the modern
building are entirelyshlddcn and we
let. our illumination by reflected light:
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Where the MN! Sit-"OW.“- .
ildwcltt place in the Atlantic
ween 'Enfllnd and North
9 about two it Gratitude.
Vila ‘
Amati" ,
a ' (“him g. litilo’ time for other
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be ppeieut.
out a N louhdlaud.
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minutes.
move
seeds.
meat.
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Little Squalhcc Stuffed.
Divide some small Hquuehos in two, sprinkle on the
cutting them lengthwise. Cook them in parsley chopped very fine.
salted boiling water for eight to 10
Then drain them and re-
the centerswwlllch
Place these nounshos on n and
shallow gratin dish which has beentmereiy
previously buttered or oiled.
half squash skins with
hush, mired
drained and mashed, o
Sprinkle
bread crumbs and moisten with melt-
Put the squuehes to cook
in a‘gentic oven for 30 .t" :35 minutes.
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