Classified “Ads"— For 'Sale, Business and Professional Cards; and Miscellanea To. Let. DD 0. LASSIFIED Advertisements on this age. TwentyoFive Words or Less. lilo- Three Times. 60c-— Each Addition Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- iace or Caps Double Price WANTED TO LET FOR SALE . WANTED—DRIVERS. WE WISH to purchase horses, harnesses and double dump or under dump wagons. Raymond Bros. 11 7chst WANTED—$5 TO :7 daily selling New Fibre Brooms: 100 percent. profit; every woman will dilly. Begin canvass at once. Sample by express, 30 cents. Wynne Broom (10.. Elmira. N. Y. 110 7t a. WANTED—ENGLISH SPEAKING woman to assist with housework Ap- ph 11 2 St John St., East Norw.slk 110 it WANTED. —- \VOMAN.’ APPLY Crescent Laundry. - 18 3t WANTED —- PAINTERS. AI EX yvnite. 61 Ely Ave. 17 3t WANTED—40 BUY ALL KINDS cattle. Ilesl market prices paid. Ex- trn «prices for fat calves. 83 to 84 for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. WANTED—~BOARDERS. PLEASo ant room and good board: also fur- nished room to let. 23 Union St. 13 6t WANTED~0PERATORS EXPERI need on power sewing machines; steady work. Cluett, Peabody & C3. i -......~——.— LOST LOST—BUNCH or KEYS ON West Ave. Saturday. Finder will be E rewarded If left at The Sentinel of. (Ice. 110 It LOST—A CUFF LINK OF THE fleur-de‘lls pattern. Finder please re- turn to Sentinel office. South Nor- waik 110 at LOST-PASS BOOK, NO. 19,106 on South Norwa-lk Savings Bank. Find- er will please return to said bank, as: 13 10 17 payment has been stopped. LOST-«DRESS SUIT CASE. TAK- eu by mistake from 12:53 p. m. train. Initials W 11. B. Finder return to no ice headquarters. South Norwalk. No questions asked. 17 3t ”Busmsss'” NOTICES ..- . REMOVAL NOTICE—WE ARE now situated at our new store. and are “at your servicefi - Electrical wir- ing. Motor vwork. General repairs. The White Electric (30.. 54 Water St. Phone 342-3. 18 3!. NOTICE —— PAINTING. PAPER. hanging. Decorating. by‘ practical man. Save money by buying your wall pa- per and painters' supplies of Alex. White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti- mates cheerfully given. s22 1m TURKISH BATHS FOR THE treatment of gout rheumatism etc. Arrangements by appointment Dr. Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210: ‘ i9 ti NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 9.8 West Washington St. "HOUSE PAINTER ‘81 DECORATOR Large Assortment of Finest Wall Paper . Orders given prompt attention. Es- tlmstes on application. J. A. RUDDER ros South Main at South Norwalk Tel; 10364. Tree Spraying Don't take chances. have your trees sprayed right. I spray them right. . loosen connect. 7'». wigs-nu ‘ ‘ Phone 849-5. ‘ M The Norwslk police were notiiled “yesterday that an Italian family in Chapel street had found a little girl that was lost. It Is understood that the parents of the lost child reclaim- ed their daughter later In the day. Unless what you want is a very un- usual thing, you will dad a Sentinel Want Advertisement in this Issue re- Ietlng to It h-c—fi— Oscar H. Banks. «Charm Tristram and Clifford Grew hetumed isle Sat- urday night“ from Syracuse with a arena new d-cylinde'r automobile. 1m." with: Ads are winners. 1‘ we“. Iir. slid Mrs. Robert E. Hertlh. of summit. spent yesterday with Mr. and tub. Nicholas Militia, in Wiper . . ’ ' .. Hurst I, .! avenue. iqulre Mrs. Samuel Tweedy. Harbor ’ 12 Havlland St._ - house of six rooms, bath. stationary NEIWKIM m. “Welt To LET—4 ROOM HOUSE, 79 Woodward Ave. Rent 816. Inquire The South Norwalk Trust Co. 110 ti FOR SALE—INDIAN RUNNER ducklings. 15 and 29 cents each. Vaast, Old Ssugatuck Road. Tel 7&5. 110 It TO LET—DOUBLE HOUSE ON Woodbury Ave. all conveniences, 335: large house. nice yard, Main St. Nor- Walk, 835; many other rents to suit everybody. Raymond Bros. 110 at T0 LET-AT 15 WINDSOR place, three I‘Ine rooms. ApplyS. Char- Iott, 26 Wood St. 110 031. To LET~FIVE ROOMS. SECOND floor, 17 Elizabeth St. Inquire after 7 p m. 110 3t. To LET—~AT 93 SOUTH MAIN ST.. second floor apartment. six rooms. Ilient 816. 90. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs. 241 East Ave. 18 lit -BELL ISLAND—4‘0 RENT FROM the fifteenth of June until Labor Day or later, If tenant so desires. highly desirable cottage with all modern Im- provements. on shore front. commandv Ing superb view. Five sleeping rooms for family and guests. For terms In. View Cottage, Bell Island. 18 6t To LET—0R TO SELL ON EASY terms, houses, Foster Park. East Nor- walk. Inquire Edward B. Smith, Taylor and Golden office, South Nor- wwalk Trust Co. Bldg. 17 6t 70 LET—«1: ROOMS, ATTIC. CEI, Iar, barn. cuehali acre land, North Taylor Ave. 810 a month. Inquire J. Van Ness. 40 llayview Ave. 17 iii _L TO LET—HALF HOUSE ON PUT. nam Ave. All modern Improvements. Inquire Timothy Eresnan, 47 West Ave. South Norwalk. 13 ti TO LET—LARGE PLEASANT furnished room. Dr. S. D. Lawrfpcg, t TO LET—FROM JULY 1. 1912. large house. 14 rooms and burn. 71 Osborne Ave. For terms and particu- lars apply to .l. M. Layton and Co., Inc.. South Norwulll. Conn. 17 3t TO LET‘mAT 80 FRANKLIN AVE, .tubs. range, heater. gas and electric lights. Three minutes from West avenue cars. Inquire afternoons. 53 West Ave. 16 6t TO LETt-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, all improvements. 25 Quintard Ave. Inquire A. .1. Collins 00., 12 North Main St. 16 ti T0 LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE. all improvements. Lincoln avenue. Inquire United Grocery Co. or Ray- uzcnd Grocery Co. 11') ti i To LET—~HOUSE 9 ROOMS. Putnam avenue; all modern Improve- ments. Inquire Timothy Brennan. 47 West avenue. 13 tf TO‘ trio-APARTMENTS AT 39-41 Chapel street. Norwaik. Frenh‘ly dec- orated, modern improvements. In. quire 64 South Main St.. South Nor- walk. still if fo LET—WELL LOCATED, non- ern eight room house. every Improve- ment. stationary tubs, centrally local. ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Elisa- beth St. a29 ti TO LET—«HOUSE 21 UNION ST.. 17 rooms. all conveniences: suitable for boarding house. but will be altered to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey Co. mr12 tf 'ro LET—~HAMILTON Ava. 11111.11 _oi two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6- room list; all improvements; good con- dition: one blochrom railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. .13 ti T ounng Car for Hire. Comfortable Oar—careful Driver ' Day or Night Calls JOHN J. LANE Auto Supplies Tel. 968 0 UNION AVE. NORWALK R FOR SALE~FIFTEEN FOOT clinker built rowhoat. Apply to 11.13. Christensen, ii Raymond St. 17 8t FOR GALE—ii 1~2 HORSE .POW- or 18 foot launch. Price 850, if taken quick. Box 688. city. 17 3t FOR SALE—~11 PIECE SOLID OAK bedroom unit in fine condition; also a .i x 1': Axmlrlster rug, almost new. Apply at Neuendorit's, 83 Washington St. city. 17 3t "son SALE—«CHEAP, coon nav- lng hens cheap. Box 91. Rowsy- ton.-. 17 lit roe dALE~A nucxsxm pools. with harness. She Is kind and gentle. W11! scll 1euronabie.Call Wm. Big- ban, 130 Strawberry Hill. East Non walk. __ 18 8t FOR SALE—10 H. P. OLDSMO- blic runabout. in good repair or will exchange for motor cycle. 121 South Main St, South Norwelk. Tel 1034-3. 17 3t. FOR sate—rive wonxuvo AND driving horses.” Apply I-I. Friedman. Connecticut Ave, or telephone 1161. 17 at Two LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT street. South Not-walk. Inquire Geo. Mitchell or your own broker. on if FOR bAth «- ANTIQUE CLAW- foot sideboard. In condition. 1 Ilen- brook card table. 1 wardrobe and oth- er pieces equally good. Mitchell's Pur- niturs Store. 14 to ill Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn. 031 if FOR SALE-CHEAP. TWO~BURN- or alcohol vapor stove. Used only a few times. Good as new. Cost 87.00. Oillce. PROFESSIONAL. MISS IDA HUTCHINGS. SCIEN~ tliic phlenologlst, gives readings. 15 Chestnut S. Reads character. and tells matters of great importance. Readings, 50c: children. half price. Hours. 2 to 1'1. Evenings. 6:30 to 6:30. 18 it [till liillliiii ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District (I Norwalk. ss.. Probate Court, June ii. A. 1).. 1912. Estate of William Buchanan. late of Norwalk. In said District. deceased. ' Ordered, That the Trustees of that certain trust created In and” by the will of said deceased pirmarlly for the benefit of Edward G. Buchanan. exhibit their account to this Court for adjustment. at the Probate office In Nev-walk, or. the 18th day of June. 1912.31 10 o'clock ionsnoou; and that all persons Interested in said mat- ter may be notified thaI'eOI. the laid Trustees will cause this order lol he published In a newspaper hay circulation In said District. at live days before said 18th day of June. 1912. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. NOTICE Will sell for “.00. Apply at Sentinel . mtiw ms , osswurmmuusll- as serum nestles (Oceanus more first Panel vols numerdnndeoaun ant MoudayofOotobor. 1811. tosboiieh all districts within the liaise oi the town. It may be helpful to consider brist- 1y the growth oi the district school system in this'stale. Prior to 1714 the schools “in independent 00er bodies. Driving that year a law was passed giving the towns and societies supervision over them. The code of 1750 provided that everytown or per- Ish should insinain on achwi. in 1724 certain towns were (1in into two school districts,nnd in 1776 these des- tricts were recognised as subdivisions of towns and parim. During the year 1794 s. stunts was passed making the districts quasi corporations. with power to repair their own buildings. and to elect oilices and levy and collect taxes. School societies grow out of par- Ishes. and In 1798 a statute was passed transferring the schools from the tomato such societies, and his condi- tion remained until 1856. when they were transferred back to the towns. 'In 1839 they were given practically the same powers which , ‘ nioy today. Districts are compon parts of towns. and are not. for all purposes connected with common school educa- tion. Independent corporations. Barlett vs. Kinsley, 15 Conn, 836: Primarily the power to organise and establish school districts or to alter or abolish existing districts. is vested In the logislature, but this power may be delegated to the towns. You“ vs. Bethany. 78 Conn, 166: First School Dist. vs. Eighth-School Dist. 78 Conn, 73. Such power was “are! delegated to the towns In this state In 1860. The law me) new be found In Sec tion 2175 of the General Statutes. as iollowe: "Each town shall have power to form, unite.sltcr. and dissolve school districts and ports of school districts within its limits; and two or more town may form school districts or ad- joining portions of their respective towns." Many school districts, like the one In question, were organised under the “Act or 1855.",(31‘13- 2154‘ of (I. S.) and others were specially organised by leg- islative acts. buttell districts, how- ever organised. 111‘s sublet to the town under the authority given in Chapter 188 of the OmnfStstutes. The les- ‘ieleture has provided In Sec. 221:, of said chapter that "‘any own may abol- Ish all of the ‘school ”districts. and pests of school districts, wl hin Its lim- its. and for this rpose ev- ery such Iowa shall constitute one school district." etc. The intention of the legislature to give the towns the power to abolish all school districts .Is manifest. It would be unreasonable to impale to the legislature the Intent to give to the towns the right to abolish districts formed by them, and to withold the a school districts and m of school 7 lisve lieston Five Sides of the Oven. (Other ranges have heat on 4 sides) 1-4 more best around oven. quick, sure baking. 12-18 North Main St.. Hub Flue makes only four turns to reach smoke plus (other lines make 0 turns.) These are the reasons why Hubs save fuel. The A. J. Collins Co., So. Norwalk. Conn. 1-3 loss turns means “it: ill! A mixture of olive oil and Ink In equal parts In excellent for removing the rusty appearance from suede shoes“ or slippers. Lawton Pudding. Cream one cup of sugar and three. tablespoons of butter. add yolks of four eggs. then two cups bread crumbs and one quart milk with Juice and rind of one lemon one teaspooa of salt; Well. dish and bake: best whites of eggs of one lemon spread on top of pud. mine. Worth Knowing. _ Borax water will restore the gloss to week. uteen in washing. , Henry .Pededeux. 0 “car J Chen a mic!!!“ needle 'h on l1“ ‘ Sunday with W turned or blunted point may be made as good as ever by rubbing It back and! forth a few times on a whetstone. Ber engl To make glassware clear and spar- kling add a hit ofblning to the scat and. when washing. ., Mmérous methOds Of IJOS yourself. When names that: W“ ......., ‘fing to the public the facts power to abolish those which had fol-"med by special acts, unless sw‘ section was very clearly I ‘ "Where an earlier sjrv aoniy in the sense filmt- “l8 05:; ofglitter Reset .s <Recbvercd t. Annual SchdoiMeetin The legal voters of the South Nos walk Union School District are tie ' by notified and warned that the . nuei meeting of said District will . held at the Franklin street sob house on Tuesday evening. June . 1912. at eight o'clock. to hear - ports of the Distrust Gemini Tsoasurer and Collector for the year; to elect a member oi the trict Comittse to serve ior th seeding three years and oths core for the ensuing year; to taxato most the necessary of the Distrch and to pay so so the indebtedness of said Dist: shall be deemed advisable: to its the District Committee to . - Inspect it at our garage. Automoblee , Our chauffeurs are skilled and H. BANKS. r. hone sets 1913 Model or the 'NORWALK, CONN. on the credit of said District necessary to meet the current sum or sums of money as .. . sea saidnistrict fort yesr.‘ and to live . - District therefor: 0. ~ No Rim-Cut 'l‘ircs Large stock on hand of casings and tubes. 1 sale by the Ant Supply 06. all St. or ‘ sail;- Ells. , NORWALK . “rt-r ’1". Visitor-4. an ‘1‘ us that motorists , who was b ht here an houril‘sgcl” _ . *‘ Nurse-"110 hasn’t come to hill is WA”- STRICT assess yet." Visitor—"0h, that's all monwsm, ' right. I .only want to sell him an» PHONI «a. . “h“ “F "mflv or degree than any ~ stones. .n‘hey are frodhently lost so «use tile ex anslon forces open the . mid bands 1.... peeling .1. Extremes them to know. But the BEST way is that which 1 tells the most people in the quickest time and that daily keeps pounding your business offers into their heads and‘ev ent- ually' convinces them lof the advantages of doing business. , with you ~- that is The Sentinel ‘ 1,. a wave ‘ ‘ . ~ . V \ Jusi'ee He Wan—atoll Hill:- , lites! of llleaq Opals expand with animals. tea a llIliiich they are not. SILVERMINE Adam DeWeII, of New York. is now staying with his brother, Phillip De wuuam wnmu, has returned to AI- “9 W“ °‘ the WM“ um "“- le till smooth. but In greased bflkJnK bany after a week.’ V18" In Silver. (1)" "m Shortly be EbJO to “W .‘ Martin and Abbot Stacklln. of New York visited friends in Silver-mine last 1" ‘ e I / 1.1‘. i Adirrtisé‘YOur WWW" T- _, What he entered its parlor on found his plump daughter sitting in your lap? Tony-He remarked that I had taken a great deal on mutt. morning. Mrs. Klrirwood. Idol. ter's mother will remain until,“ Friends in Silverrnine have wordirom Rev. A. B. Pol-door caster. Mass, who was m- of , local church for six years. that; ‘ Purdy who has been sol-tom in along while, is improving. and extending physclan and the ‘ “luiflwlilectnc 5‘? “£5 r-e 2:): =5 (‘D H ‘9 EYES EXAMINED FREE, AND GLASSES GUARANTTH Open Monday and Saturday _ UNITED BANK BUILDING. South Norwalk. . ‘ 21t. Sin. xiiit. 10 21t.81n.x7l‘t. 2tt.101n.x6it. 10111.", '2it.101u.x7it. lift. :7“. Measure your door and send order by ’phons or mail to. , TileA.J.Ang The Only Pully‘lqulm
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