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WVANTED " FOR SALE . rro Ls'r,
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO LEARN FOR SALEwFURNiTUiiE OF THE TO iLET~FROM APRIL 13'1“ 12
surveying, exceptiontrl opportunity. estate of Mrs. Addie 13. Searing. in- room house at 3 Crescent Terraced
Apply H.,R. Minor, United Bank Bldg"
South Norwaik. ‘ ani2 3t
quire 18 Rowan St., East Norwalk.
41112 3t
WANTED—LumsmNG TO DO AT
home. ’inqnire. GihLexin‘gt-on Ave.
_. . . . ' , . I, 11112 it
WANTED-wk. COPY ' or 1firms
Rhetorical Reader." by Ebenezer Pore
er, D.D. This book was in use by the
old Academy. on West Ave, some
sixty years ugo. Address “Porter."
Sentinel office. «1112 it
WANTED—~\\'ASiii'NG TO DO A'l‘
home. Apply at once. Mrs. S. Char-
iott. 20 Wood St, ’i‘el. xiii-fl. ‘“ niii! .it,
WANTEDa—FIRSTCLASS PAINT-
or and paper hanger. $3.50 per day
. paid first-class Juan. Cali :3. Elm
Grove -St., before 3 n.'n1. or after 5
n m. Junius Brown. mil :it.’
WANTED—NFA’T YOUNG GIRLS
lll finishing department. Edward
lioesse and (lo. " mil lit
. -125 EGG lNCUBATOR i.\‘ FIRST
clusscondition, $5.00. Portable poul-
try house, will house ,2011end. .~ 7
white ieghorn pullet-e. nil laying. Also
about ’2,000 sq. ft. poultry fencing.
Reasonable to quick buyer. 277 East
Ave. mil/lit
FOR SALE-~—AT A SACRIFICE,
Cherrydale Farm. For particulars
see Geo. Mitchell, .7 Gazette Building,
Norwnik. Phone 750-4.
FOR SALE—vBEAU'i‘Iii‘Ui. BLACK
iiiinorcns chickens, hatched 1912,
steady layers. Chen-p. Ducks and
Eggs. Mrs. A. G.,,i~ioyt. Gracie St,
Dnricu. mil tit
FOR. SALE—A PULLMAN ,FIVE
passenger touring car in first-class
condition. Will be sold very reason—
able. Can be seen at Hsnford’s Gus
rage. n16 ti
WANTED—A FEW MORE EXl’iCit~
.ienccd operators on power sewing
machines. Steady work, good prices
on piece work to quick workers. Ap-
ply oi‘iice Joseph Loth and Co,
1irnnd .St., Norwalk. 'lllil tit
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. iiest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for int calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. ii. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. its tr
CLUETT. PEABODY AND CO.
want. experienced operators on power
machines. stead} work assured. to it
$ J,” ..
OCULISTS AND OPTiCiANS.
HE NEEDS GLASSES.
lio you? lion't trifle with your
icycnigluf llclnys, (-ltcup glasses
.‘lllti nusltiili‘ui treatment of the
vycn are sure forerunners of the
time when serious trouble will
(it'i'lii'.
We are rcnciy to render you ex-
port aid in cxnuiiuing the eyes, in
i'urniuln’upr itinsscs nuti titling liit'ill
'11 alllii‘ (3'05.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Eat. 15 yrs. Open Sat. Evngs.
EilliiT PiilNTS AHEAD
't‘lw married illt'il "til-.l liiillith" itlhl
:14..le .11 1h.» ~iltiuu htxurcn
'bu 111:1: ricti and single members til“ the
it'u'iourr .‘liiti int-low (‘oul-
unit :1 totnl score urn now
web. points nlicn-l. The score Monti»:
. vi to 11%.
the non-s: inl' inst night's hiililiii
ilti iolimvn:
Married Mcn.
\. ii. ilull nlul H. W. tlorhulu, -
\‘uii, '..’; itlml, .1, Table N0. iii.
\. .‘iilllfulii'ltiti tutti i". l't-nuoyvrw
“on, 2;; loin. 3. Table No. i.
ii. Morrison and il. “(‘(‘l‘h tttttt ~\\‘ou, 1i;
um. 31. 'i'nblo No. 1!.
ti. iCilmmuin null .\. \\’nldt'ouwii‘nn.
l host, 1!. ’i‘uiiio No. 11,
ll. ifnrr iliili li‘, ll‘crris w«Won. .'l: loin,
’i‘nhlt' No. i.
i. ii. iilllltiii' ului It). iincitlnymWou,
1 inst, I.’ 'I‘uhih No. .‘x.
i“. Julius and \i'. “'it‘iiti-wfli'nll, h;
ll. 1.. Cli‘lilnlititi mui l«‘. llurhholtu
Won, iii tool. 1. Table No. 7.
l‘. Woolm 11ml ii. {butridgt-mll‘nn. ll;
”mi, 3. ’i‘ublo No. R.
i-'. M. Vi'ltonior unit A. (‘urr~ Won, 2;
nun, vi. 'i'nbio No. 0.
t', Monro mu] ii. iiinuorwuiii-ont'n.
r lost. is. ’i‘ublo No. 10.
4'. linrlmm and ii. t'nnuirtghnmw
Won. :1; tout, l. 'l‘nhlc No. it.
Single“ Men. .
v”, ilrowu mul. ii‘. ‘Keunhmwou. .3:
pint, .‘l. 'i‘uhlo. No, i,
iourih
Hook
“:1 it} by
.il‘n'
i). Ninth 11ml (3. Kooni‘mi't'mi, 4: iiiugio Monwiini’iiv.
we, :3. Think; No. :5. .. 'l‘ho moron or, the teams reunited no
t‘. Wielding und (2. Li. Illnrtihuilm follows:
. shunt; lost, ii. 'i‘nhlo No. it, Marriott Men.
\l’./Nntfiieyi'diltl‘ i. :3. liohortnnnw itnymondey. 6730
Won, 4; loop 2.“, Tobie No. ‘l. fibrivooWllllutuo . 3205
H. Wolf itnd’lli. nooiiohi«~h‘om it; inliughor—Smiiw - ' tints.
lost,‘ 4. Total» No. it. ‘ Nash-E. Hayes. ions
is. filieh‘flfl’i it. islydonhurgu-Won, Thinnnilvbiiwr. em)
.3. loill, 4. fi‘ehie No, it. » hinrnhnlhl’ohimsu, 6040
is algorithm it. usual-«Won. 1;, linnimiinii, 0080
tort. ti. friable No. 7, . . 7 ., m...
‘*‘ (M. Roberts and I). 'i‘rounéenQWon,‘ must.
it: lost. l. Tobie No.8. . . single Merl.
, A. omen nonhuman-matron, .; wuummzranm, 5925’
mu. 3, Tanisha. .‘ o. Williemeiiruah, ‘. pin)
j .‘W, Joidron and W. {locust-“Won, 8.“ snowstorm, ' 572$
idol. it. “rests No.10. boluiouuning,’ . . “ ‘” Witt
it. Pantomime J. fnlshrowWWon, Martinooouhnsp ’7"
. 3}; lost, it. rains No.11. ' iiyileWiihrlé. _
‘ tr iii-opp {out noimstoed‘ée‘hfen. 5; oorcmpnvooitiusp
, ,3 » 7 . 1 ‘
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ht tho tlrnt pitting of the
BUSINESS NOTICES
WATCH Till!) SINGER WINDOW
at 1.3 Railroad Ave. for shopworn
sewing machines: ‘t‘ormerly $713.00.
new $20.00. Good running nuichlnes.
$5.00 up. miz Lit
SALVATOR CHARIOTT, GENERAL
contractor, sewer. water. masonry.
walks, grading and road work. Esti-
znnles given. Work solicited. Prompt.
attention. 26 Wood 81.. South; Nor-
walk. Phone 810.3. 11112 tit
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR (‘OiilliALiJY
invites you to inspect 11 line of
Spring and Summer Models in Mll-
linei'y. 18 Madison street, South
Norwnlk, Conn. 111% 1w
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley J. Smith, .\‘ t‘ot-
tugc St. Telephone tilts-.3 for on es-
timate on your work. All work gunr-
nntccd. / uni lu‘
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER;
hanging. Decorntihg. by practical man.
Sili‘i‘ money by buying your null :pn-
pcr nnd paintcrs' supplies or Alex.
White, 01 1-2 July Aw. Tel. 420. dsti-
mates cheerfully given. {25 it
WALL PAPERSA«ilitltill'i‘iiix lil'
your home this spring with chocri‘ui
u'nil papers. Lnruc, attractive stock
nt l’rowitt‘s, 4.3 Main 81., Not-unlit. 10p
and up per double roll. 'lijstiiuut a on
pupcr-huuuilu: and pointing chrvrluli)
furnished. Phone 4313. is? lzt
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. :38 West Washington-8t.
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Trees Trimmed
SPRAYiNG iN SEASON
Beaupain & Saunders
3923 WEST 8T.
PHONE 41242.
w... ”we.-.” um... M.-. .....
“ u.31.....ance
C. T. McGovern
Room 14, Keeier Building,
16S Walhiugton Street.
Sputh Norwalk.
bucnfiml‘t’iohtiwW
emu PliitliliiLE run
W
'l'blrty pointn in uli tho siuulo incu
oi‘ l’urns 'i‘i'ilic. No. 20, l. (i. it. 51..
could \vlupvor the lllili‘i'it‘ti moluhom
. pinouhlo
tonrnmumi‘l played to lie] Men's tluii
inst vvculup. For so large u more on
rither uidu the playing rcuullmi nutr-
minutely clone. 'i‘be scum wns
follow:
Miii‘i‘kldii Meuw— 41.0 if».
“it
111 M
Taitifalndfl‘ourinfg
Carto Hire
° ., tori m. daemons.
inquire 44 West street. mill tit"
To LET—FLAT, 6 ROOMS, 1M-
provements. Perfect condition, in lo-
cation, 209 E. Washington St. inquire
24 Van Zant St. 'tml2 3;
T0 LET——NOS. 8 AND 10 REED
.St.. 861th Norwalk, 9 rooms each
and improvements. inquire of Joe.
E. Eli's, agent, Broad River, or Box
194, Norwuilt. unit: ti:
TO LET—«FIRST FLOOR, 2? WOOD-
wnrti avenue, seven room-s, with iiil'
provemnts; rent $16. Inquire 18 Grove
street of J. Vroom. Seaside Place,
East Not-walk. mil in
TO LET~—FROM APR”. 1, HOUSE.
50 Wilton avenue, Norwalk; seven
rooms and bath, modern improve-
ments; also- barn with some, suitable
for horse and wagon or automobile.
inquire at 23 West Main St. mil 3t
To LET—TWO ROOMS, FURNISH-
ed for light housekeeping. All con-
veniences. No children. 4 Fl‘iliikiill
St. . 11110 at
T0 LET~~ii‘l\‘i£ ROOM FLAT.
good locntion, rent reasonable. inquire
F. liopp, 33 Cove Ave, East Norwnlk.
1116 tit
To LET--i.\' BEST iiiiISlDEN'l‘iAL
part of city. house. with every modern
improvement. and ronvcnience. in
good condition. Central. Possession
at. once. inquire 2?. Taylor Ave, near
West street. mi. tit
TO LET ~— t‘O’i‘TAC-lz),
Court, South Norwnlk. iiooms, ‘Jl
Cove St. East Noru'nik. inquire
United Grocery (.70.. or R. Joseiovsky
nnd Co. 1‘28 ti
TO LET»»-l‘l()ljill.l~1 lltli,‘Sld, 7
rooms on :1 side, all linprovcnuzits,
HATES"
To Let.
can" Use ‘ Good -
.\'o. It and ‘6 1.2 \‘l’inileid St. \\. S,
liuni'orti, administrator. {ii-i 2w
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TO LET—4mm! MARt‘ii' «. iS’l‘.,i
store in South Norn'ulk Club building.
next. posloftico. Entrnuce {routuudi
rcnr. inquire oilice oi' Old \i'cii.
t‘iunr to tilt til
TO LET~—HAMILTUN AVE, HALF]
or twotumitr house, 8 rooms. and 6
room tint; all improvements; good con- i
ditlon: one bio. it from railroad station. i
Joseph. it. Taylor. 313 if
iliiili Nlllilili
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
I:|.~.;1‘i.‘t nt‘ Nornuilt, ss. i'l’tliilli',“
(‘ourl. ilnrrh ii. A. it. liil‘l.
Hamlin of item! ii:l\iilillti. into
Norwniit, in until liinil'iti. tiU‘i‘HM‘ti.
tlrrlrrmi Tim! the trustee uuvlcz‘ the
will m" will iltw'iitsrtl‘exhibit his ur-
mum to this (“UN for tuliustnwnt, :n
llev i‘tutnnti- oiticv in Xm'unlh. on tho
30th tiny of March, iiiill, til 3' o‘clock
torvuonu. nnti that all lu'l'Hiillt-i intcrw
tasted in Milli mutter may he uotiibui?
iilt‘l'l‘Of, tiltl :‘ttiti li'llhit‘t? will ('iltltrcl
this nrtirr to lw publisiu-ti in u now»
pnpt-r lltniui: u rirruluilon in suitl lint»
ll'irt, ill it‘usl live. tinis bt'l'm‘n' hillii
250th tlui' of Murch, ltiiil.
HWNHY \\’. tilli‘ltitllli’.
.iuxigc.
tii
ml'.‘ it ‘
ouoen TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. l
illstrict of Norwuilt. HRH, i‘robutc
t'uurt. Mun-h it. A. 1)., iutzt, l
ivlutnw oi l‘lurricl S. liyiuutou. lute
oi‘ Norirulh, in mill district. ticm'nmul.
tlrtlorcti, 'l‘bul the trillion of the
trout crontui. in illlti by the .will of
Hlliii ticconnod. exhibit. ltu llf'i'flillli toi
bnlo other: in Nurwnlit, on the Hill
tiny oi‘ Mort-ii. lili-‘i, at :i o’clock utter-
noou. dud that oil portions lutt‘u‘estmi
in until mutiol‘ may he untitled there-
or, the said iruutoc will chose this oi"
our to ho pnbiluhotl in u nuwupnporf
buying it rirrulniloil in rulil tiiutflct,‘
nt ii‘llM ich (lnyn ‘iioi‘ot‘v null] thh tiny
or March. iiilil.
,illiNllY \i‘. llitiCtlilitY.
mitt. It Jutllrc.
I
Notice!
Notion is hereby given to oil. por-
unuu interested in tho hropomul duulg~
nation of in building line on the cash
criy null Westht'ly side» or t-iontb Mutu-
‘nii‘unt. between Washington stmut
hilt] Meadow street. in this city, that
it mention of tho t'otmcil of this city '
will be held oi the Council rhnmhor
in the new City iini‘l on North 31th
street on MGlliiily. April 7th, tutti. at
eight. o‘clock p. 111., when tutti whore
nil persons whose bind in proposed to
be when thereto:- or which may be
affected thereby, may honour and «he .
board in relation ’therrto. i
tinted at South itaorwollt lhinlilih
(lily of Match. 1913.
Per order of the Council. , ..
Afloat: . ‘
. {timid .l. OWNED. ,
mum , 1 . our merit.
W _Wc
[amnion « ,
1
our It mom"
this court for :uiluutnwul. til the l’rn- '
Coupon No. 22:
. , , ; Six Coupons and
Silverware m _ ‘ ' 530 Will (entitle,
‘. . J ._,_ fl ,youto‘theSlX .
, to Advantage , "
Every
TEA“ spoons. e , _
put "up a half 7
dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size. and are ' -
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel. With
proper care will last at least ten years. They are toggle in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the~popuiér kFrench
gray design. We have also on display
Knives (and Forks, Sugar Sheliand
Butter Knife, Salad Fork, Salad
Spoon, and Table Spoons.
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to be had I
at. a nominal cost. "
TEA ,SPOONS. as shown above. show the exact design and are
put up a half dozen to the package. Price per half doz. 53¢
‘ THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same manner. Price
half dozen . 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12 7
....
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pieces ..... ........ . ..... ..... ...........$1,98
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
together. Price ...... ' 53¢
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price 49¢
SALAD SPOON, handsomely bOxed. Price ........ 53¢
The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look
them over. Such an? opportunity cannot last long. ‘
All you need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days. together with the cost amount of expense items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver.
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"Question
forMen ,
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' . Every man has found the answcrwby hard Experience, too.
; _ . A razor ceases to be a razor when it becomes a scraper. Shaving _
w is a torture when it is 3 acre ing process. Men! whyscrape your .
, faces with doll razors when t 6 way to perfect shaving, joy lies 7
' dead ahead! Get'a Simplex Automatic ‘Stroppcr. if“ '
~ . T 1: built Who owns :1 Simplex alwn‘ys has :1 cool. vi 1:111. vei- ‘
‘ vety shirt“ at ins. disposal. ihc .‘pimplcx keeps perfect cuitiu ,
\a
. ‘ edges ou'rttzmj blades. safety and ohlmtylc, Just :1 minute's wor ‘ i
‘ Whe'n With this wonderful machine, and you obtain a scientifically sharp ‘,
Yale and others.
blade.
’ ~ 7 ' ‘ I V In operation, the Simplex is true to its name. There’s no
It sharpens the old style razors. ,any size or make. and. the... a
following safety razor blades. Curiey, Gillette, Yankee. Arnold,
Dugham~Duplex, Keen-Kitten Ever~Ready, Gem Junior, Binders.
Clark. King, Week, Ward, Star, Gem, Auto-Strep, Sharp—Shaver,
9. fl ,. , , trickfin it..,_Iilt§(lrt.tii(i"i?ia'(dill the slot. pull the iliiiitiio‘fbitcit
‘ , , . a ' _. ' and forth a'fcw“‘iiecouds,‘taite out the blade and there you are. *-
‘ Simple, isn’trit? Let us show you how. it works. .
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