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WANTED [
WANTED ~— ENGINEER. LOWE
tLaundry, 43 Day St. mls 1t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. linquire 14 Lowe St.
mill 3t.
‘ cords sawed and split wood; 42,3 x 3
FOR SALE
FOR ,8ALE~10 Ii. P. GASOLINE
engine and wood saw, $60; several
automobile tires; 3 one-horse business
wagons. Geo. M. Wood, SIIVormlne
Ave., NorWIIk, Conn. m18 lit
WANTED—BY 2 LADIES, 2 OK it
unt‘urntshed rooms, ren‘t reasonable.
Address M. K.. Sentinel office. this It
WANTED~—’1‘O BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. Ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
It'll tt’
WANTED—BREAD AGENT. WIDE
awake man to take agency tl'or high-
grade bread; Norwalk and South Nor;
walk. One that has horse and wagon
and can furnish $100 for security.
Good opportunity for . right man.
Egier’s Mt. Vernon Bakery, Mt. Ver~
non, N. Y. unis 3U
WANTED—A SALESIJIDY IN A
(if)! goods store. Apply to A. Dicker-
man and Son. in]? 3t
WANTED—~2ND HAND l IIIOIISIQ
farm wagon, single work harness, rub-
ber tired runabout, garden tools. State
prices. J. J., Sentinel office. nil? lit
WANTED—-A YOUNG MAN FOR
general office work. Must understand
bookkeeping. One having that] exper-
ience preferred. Typewriting and
stenography would also be desirable.
Please apply by letter, stating age, ex-
perience, etc. Lounsbury, Mathewson
and Co. ‘ unit) in
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. liest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices t‘or fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. to tf
GLUETT. PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. 1'5 ti
WANTED mllxperi-
enced Operators 'on
White Muslin - Petti-
Bates iourt, low price payments snit-
FOR SALE—Six noon COTTAGE,
Isfactory to buyer. Rooms to rent,
Dove St. Inquire United Grocery Co.,
or it. Joselovsky and 'Co. mill tr
FOR SALE—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
centrally located; sell tfor~ $1,300;
worth your while. Geo. Mitchell, Room
5, Gazette Bldg.
FOR SALE—«BUTCIIER'S 1010
box. 8 x 12. Secondhand sash blinds,
doors and mantle. tNorwaik Hotel.
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FOR SALE—120 EGG CYPHERS
incubator, $14.00. 240 egg Cyphers in-
cubator. $12.00. 240 egg Prairie State
Incubator. $15.00. Mrs. E. Vuast, Old
Saugatuck Road, East Norwaik. Tele-
phone 1360. this 3t
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LOST '
LOST—RANK BOOK, No. 20.340,
issued on The South Norwalk Sav-
ings Bank. Finder will please return
to sat-t bank‘ as payment has been
stopped. mill 2.3 112
FOUND.
FOUND—LAST FALL, A 14 FT.
skill. inquire 23 Gregory Boulevard.
East Norwalk. tnlS lit
FOUND—10 FT. SKIN“ IN Till?)
describing :property and paying charg-
es. Captain D P. Morrell. ilotvay~
ton. mi? tit
Sound. Owner may have same byi
TO LET
To LET—APARTMENT DESIRA-
bly located, all modern improvements.
inquire .i. M. Layton and 00., inc.
this .20 .22
To LET—«APRIL 181‘. 3 LARGE
rooms and thuth. hot and cold water,
gas and electric light. Rent $10.00.
Inquire 51 Osborn Ave.‘ East Nor-
waik. . mill 3t
TO LET—wt ROOMS, NEWLY PA-
pered and painted, 10 Burbank St;
also 6 room cottage, 5 Disesa Court.
inquire J. Disesa, .35 Railroad Ave...
South Norwaik, Conn. mlS 3t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. EV-
ery convenience. Terms reasonable.
I}: Seaview Avenue. mli 3t.
TO LET ——"l‘\\'0 FURNISHED
rooms, one suitable for couple; all
improvements; board near by. An
My 32 Chestnut street, South Nor-
walk. ' nti'l lit
To LET—TWO ROOMS, FURNISH-
ed for light housekeeping; all conven-
iences; no children. 4 Franklin St.,
downstairs. ml? 3t!
TO LET-ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
house. Six or seven rooms and bath.
All improvements. inquire of Mrs. A.
Hawkins, 2 St. Joint St, East Nor-
twulk, Oonn. 1111.”. 3t
TO [LET—FLAT, G ROOMS, lili-
provexnen‘to. Perfect. condition, tine lo-
cation. WIFE. Washington St. Inquire
24 Van Zant St. ml; at
TO LET - HOUSES. FLATS.
store. barn, shop, matttriactory with
power. Rents for every class of ten-
ant, $5.00 to $50.00 per month. Ray-
mond llros. ntla 3t
To LET~l°lVE ROOM FLAT.
good location. rent reasonable. in-
quire F. llopp, it; (love Ave, East
[Hill IllllliilS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District oi‘ Nor-walk, $5., Probate
t‘ourt, March 17. A. Dr iiilil.
Estate of Ida M. James, late of Nora
walk. in said District. rim-ousotl.
irict of Norwalk, bath limited and al-
oi for the creditors or said (-stntr to
exhibit. their claims tor srttlvtnout.
coats. Good Wages;
Steady Work. Ad-‘
dress B, care of Sen-
tinel.
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
211 Atlantic 8t. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest. lioonts.
Iiumn Ii n. unit p. ill." ‘lllondny, \l‘etifl
ttcstiny. Friday; 0:30 p. m.
Resident Oilice—ea'Mendow St, 7-8
p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
m
Citv Nathan tint
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERV
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capitol Surplus and Frail»
“00,000.00 $1i7,000.00
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Bale Deposit Boxer 0! and $5 per yer
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EDWIN H. MATHEWDON, Prol-
JOHN H. KNAPP, in VloM‘ru.
FREDERICK“. ROWAN, 26 VI»
Pros.
WILFRED noowsLL. Cunt-r
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DIREOTORB
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mlflli
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: Fred. H. R0 n
Inmuatl’immmnn Lewis Ii. HII bum
Henry 3. Lockwood .
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COLLE “3913th 800M.
NEW YOIIK, Maren lil.-(:olloge
baseball. already started with some
nlinor names, will get intdi'uli swing
in the south histamine wool: in‘ up.
Princeton's team, the ilrst of the hi5
college teams to get into action this
year. will emu its season tomorrow
with the North (laroiiria University
, teamed Raleigh. Other games tor the
day includes "openers" Ior Ihinyntto
and Georgetown and .Iloir Cross and
Version. ,
on Thursday Pennsylvania Slain
opens with North Carolina. Irate he»
gins its season on Fritlhy with Ween
IngtoaJand Lee. The first game in
the North will he played on Saturday,
when the Goilege of the City of New
York smallholdham. Clothe some ’
any the trawl wrists and reinserted; '
his will open their smash ,5Annuu-
W rd will he the luster the
,3- on; have»
and American League ,‘
hearing.
Those who neglect to present their no.
lrounts. properly uttcstod, within snldv
time, will be dobarrcd a recovery. All!
portions indebted to suiti estate are rc-t
lqnostcd to make itntnolluto puyntcutrgsuom of J men' Seaside l’inre,
‘l~2ast Noru‘nlii.
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Iiti'lXt: I’, DAVIS.
min :3 a:
ORDER OF NOTICE.
I‘ourt. .‘lill‘t‘ll 17. A. ll., 1013.
Whereas, written application has
been anode to this court for admittis
ll‘llllml of the estate of it‘nnnv ilo l~‘or-
est, late of Nortvaik. in said district,
deceased.
Ul'tlt‘l'i‘ll. 'I'hat said mmliration be
heard and dolortulnvd at tho I’rotimo
ol'iicr itt Noru'alk, on the 25th day of
March. tutti, at to o'clock forehead.
and that public notiro tilt-root be given
in all persons interested therein by
publishing this order In ii newspaper
having a circulation in said district.
at least Iivo darn before said (lily of
HENRY W. GREGORY,
mix it Judge.
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liliiill titan Sillii
WALL S'I‘Itléivi'l‘. lilziii n. tit.~m’l‘lto
stock nutriwt was irregular at the
npouinlt. with n luminary toward a
Word nntont: the less active stocks.
New Iinvon's loot: dot-lino \vnu oxicnx‘l’
rd i‘urthrr with a drop of two lllfllan
io‘iiii it». (lomlrirh at 2x I‘ll also
tout-bod a new low Iluttru. Woolworth
lost. ’3 points tun! Mexican Petroleum
1. Canadian l‘ltléllic rose a point.
WALL Ifl’l‘ilEi‘i'l‘. Noon.w'l‘<lterr was
further liquidatimt of industrial shares
today, owing to discrimination against
this class of securiton in loans and to
poor earnings of some of those com-
panies. Low record prices Wore made
In some instances, and there was lit»
tle indication of Inside support. int:
portunt stocks, after some hesitation,
the pellet that the list was thoroughly
liquidated for the time «being. near
traders were Impressed «by the stabili-
ty oi! the leaders In the face or rt»
armed selling of minor stocks. lionda
were. irregular. ,
WM.I.ISTIIEET. ii. It. m.-~Sinndard
issues stiffened in the face of molar—
int weakness in‘ certain openlaitlcn.
lRumeiy broke 51,4. and some others
were all i to 2 points. Reading rose
to nearly a point above yesterday's
Amalgamated vallgtttty.‘
iNo. 3 and ii l-2‘\\'iolleld b‘t. W. S.
:linnlortl. administrator. fit 2w L
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'l‘lto (‘ourt of Probate tor the Ills:
lowed six months from tho Ililli' lll‘l‘t",
"E. Ellis, agent, Broad litter, or llox
‘ I04, Noru‘aik. till! it"
lower level. The widest tl‘luotttntionu.
responded to short covering, «an to
close and Steel, Union Pacific and“
Bedroom ,8. Saunders
Norwallt. , and 0t
To LET—DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
rooms on a side. all Improvements,
To LET—NOS. 5 AND to iii-3E1)
St. South Norwaik, 9 rooms. cat-it
and improvements. inquire of Jan,
T0 LET-li‘lllS’l‘ FLOOR. 2? \voool
\vard nvcttuo. seven rooms, with int-t
provontttts; rent $lti. inquire ill Grove;
ntii lu'i
"““"”“”“ i To LET—~li‘iilllii MARI‘II IS'l‘u
store In South NOI‘WIIIK Club lutiltiinu.l
, ,. , .. h ‘ iitcxt post-office. Entrance from and
District or Notwuih, M». ltobnloflwunr inquire office of Old “.0“
:Cigar L‘o. fill It‘
i To LET—iiAMILi‘UN AVE, HALF ;
lot two-family home. 0 rooms, and ‘ ‘
room flat; all Improvements; good con» .
dltlon; one block from railroad station i
Joseph R. Taylor. old tit
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w BUSINESS notices
DRESSMAKINGM \\'ltililil\'(l .\.\'lt-
t‘i’t‘illllg gowns tundo on short littilt'tl.:
Mrs. i-l. 'i‘itonnpsott, tit; \\'ittliolti tint
blast Nortvuli.. mitt ilt'
LOOK! lllt) II.\S IIIC'l‘i‘itNEl) 'l‘t.)
your city. Give him a rit‘nnco to es-
Ilmnto on your painting and paper-
ltttnulnx. Address t‘. l.. Smith, 21.“.
First. St. East Nortvnik. ’i‘oi. Milli. l
Iltll tl'
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING Mil)
decorating. Oakley J. Smith, 8 (Tot-
tnrze 3t. 'l‘olophouo tells-t“. for no on.
tlntuto on your work. All work guar-
nntccd. mill tit
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stamens Emmett, (.illediIAh
contractor. sewer. water, masonry,
walks, grading and road Work. listl-
mnloa given. Work solicited. Prompt
attention. 20 Wood 8L, South Non
walk. l’itono 810-3. mill tit
MR8. ii. F. TAYLOR COIIIJIAI.I..Y
lnviiuo you to inspect a line of
Spring and Bummer Models in Milt
Iinery. lit Madison street, South.
Norwalk, Conn. , mil 1w
NOTICE .-- PAINTING. i’nl’lili'o
hanging, Decorating, by prantirat man.
Save money by buying your wall pa»
par and palntors' supplies of Alex.
Willie. (ii 1‘2 my Ave. 'i‘ei. 421i: Flati-
mnles citoertuiiy given. I28 ti
WALL PAPBiuiwllitloll'l‘EN UP
your home this spring with cheerful
wall papers. Large. attractive stock
at I’rowitt's, 45 Main 8h. Norwaik, 10c
and up «per dnuhld'roll. Estimates on
phoenimngtng and painting cheerfully
furnished. Phone 432. f3? 12I
man's uonrmrt. ‘uoonrmm
custom made work. t
moronic“. Ill Well. Wuhinltoo it.
Trees Trimmed ..
“ OPRAYINGIN station
iorwaor or. ‘ ~
very”
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‘ Ome Silverware
, go Use Good Coupon No.27;
( ' SilverWare
to Advantage
l‘o‘ VOOG'VVQH 7.0. '0
ll IIIIIIIII Illll IIIIIIII
.“3‘ {up . . , 4:. any.“ , a". és‘flhi‘é. «‘5"
I.I.I.I.I I.I,I I I I II.I I I I .I,I.-,I.I I.I.I.I I
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 leastkten years. They are made in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French
gray design. We have also on dISplay '
,Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell and
Butter Knife, Salad Fork, Salad
Spoon, and Table Spoons. '
Table Ware. you will then appreciate the great values to be had
at a nominal cost. .
TEA SPOONS. as shown above, show the exact design and are
put up a half dozert to the package. Price per half (10:. 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
pieces .z,$1,98
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
together. Price 53¢
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price ...... 49¢
SALAD SPOON, handsomEIy bOXCd. Price 53¢
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long.
consecutive daysr'togetber with the cost amount of expense items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver.
The Sentinel Prmidrnwdffer
;
Six Coupons and
530 will entitle.
you to the SIX
TEA SPOONS.
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These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look
All on need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
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root. and shoot repair shop. All kinds _
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Question
for Men
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When
is a Razor ‘ .
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" . The Simplex Automatic 167 '. ' s
‘ 9 8 Shopper COUPON— No, ., , ‘
, Every man has found the answer——by hard experiencejoo.
A razor ceases to he a razor when it becomes a scraper. Shaving .
is a torture when it Is a sore ing process. Men! why scrape your
faces with dull razors when t e way to perfect shaving joy lie
dead ahead! Get a Simplex Automatic Stropper. . is,
The man who owns :1 Simplex always has a cool. ricau. vel—
vety share at his disposal. 'ilte Simplex keeps perfect. cutting ,.
edges on razor blades, safety and old-style. Just a minute’s work” ,,
1will; this wonderful machine, and you obtain a scientifically. sharp '
Jim is. ,, .
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It sharpens the old style raters. any size or make, and the!
following safety razor blades. Carley, Gillette. Yankee. Arnold,
Durhammuplex, Keenuliater, Ever-Ready, Gem Junior, Enders,
Clark, King, Week, Ward; Star, Gem, Auto-Strap, Sharp-Shaver,
Yale and others. , ' ‘
In operation. the Sim lcx is; true to its name. There’s no
_ trick in it. Insert the blatc in the slot. pull the handle back
and fortt a for“ seconds, take out the blade and there you are..
Simple, isn‘t it? Let us show you how it works. _ ., . 7 . ; .
can be obtained by readers ofThe likening
7 t ‘ Sentinel for 98 fights, itlcgomtigtied by six Shirt:
, tille‘COll our- ' rmai ,p‘cen extra. t' ' .
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