CLASSIFIED Advertisements onThis
Threo'i‘imeam Each Additional
hoe or Cops. Double Price
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WOOMN MARCH 19.1913. ”JED-*HOUSE. T LARGE ROOMS.
Ohsrlee m Wood. Funeral 1mm bath, 5 closets: oil improvements; on of four rooms; also room in attic;
his late residence Friday, March 21, at trolley. 3265. building lots. near trol- plenty of cellar Wmnmgd on Fain
. p. 111.. ,, i.ey James L. Hoyt, 5 Cove Ave, field Ave inquire J. M. Layton, 5.
w East Norwaik. 11119 tit Railroad Ave, or 61 Cedar 31.11110 8t ‘
To Le'rwrnom.Millimeter.”
FOR SALEv-AN ORGAN lN VERY
"TID- POE , ‘ 800d condition, $6.50. Can he seen at all modern improvements inquire 23 .
E11133!“ 11:91,. on 8281.83.81 11 50 Water 91-. South Newark. Car» Quintard Ave r61 737.111119 3t
T0 LET—A HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS ‘
tein E J. Perrett. Salvation Army.
wANreo—ooy ABOUT 15 yams PM“ 126’“ 1"” 3‘
L..1:sre Sentinel. sols 3t
WANMREE 0R FOUR chick broader on mile market; simple.
m . rooms and both, hot a11d cold water.
did to in mm Add?” sm' ' A" “35"" FOR THE 1111111111 gas and needle 113111. Rent. no .00
national Sanitary Hover. olse' host inquire 51 Osborn Ave . mu Nor~
walk.
'TO LEV—APRIL 191'. 3 LARGE“
11118 or
first-class electricians. A i F ir- “fe “d sanitary. MW “flu“ “y.
hanks (lo 372 Atlantic St. pgtzméd. building I also sell ports {or these
s? ,WANIED—Glltb son GENERAL
jhouse ' inquire 14 Lowe $13 31; cans of extra nice milk a day on and
letter April 1, made in Danhury. 30
’fwAuTeo—rro BUY ALL Kmnsglas‘; 32.1111 3‘» Em NOW” 1;“;
patio and poultry. Best market prices ' ' * 1n
hovers. G. D. Tllley. naturalist, Da- pared and painted, 10 Burbank 81.; .
‘Tel‘ 545‘ m” 3‘ rlen. Conn. 1111’s 121 who 6 room cottage 5 mean Court.
FOR BALE—THREE '40 QUART South Norwalk. Conn. 1111.8 3t
10 LET—4 noose NEWLY PA-
Inquire J. Disesa. 55 Railroad Ave.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. EV-
ery convenience. Terms reasonable;
13 Seavlew Avenue. 11117 at»
3'. -,qp.-,-,-
«34'
paid. Extra prices for int calves. $3 ‘
to“ for hob calves to fatten. H. FOR SALE’AO 11' P‘ GASOLINE
Eric-1mm Conn AVe.‘ Tel 1161. engine and wood saw, :60. several
. 1‘6 tf cords sum! and split wood; 42 3 x 3 .
‘ automobile tires; 8 oushorse business
snake man. to take agency (or high-
grade bread: N orwalk and South Non
113111. One that has horse and wagon
and can 'i‘urnish $100 for security.
. Good Wunityr for 1i'ght man
Egier’s lit Vernon Bakery, Mt Ver-
WANTED-A SALESLADY M A
dry goods store. Apply to A. Dicker-
.:. WANTEHND HAND 1 HORSE
; fber tired runabout, garden tools. State
. prices. I. 1.. Sentinel office. ml? 31.
.. WANTED—A YOUNG MAN FOR
general office work. Must understand
~ bookkeeping. One having had super
* ience . preferred. Typewriting and
etenogrsphy would- nlso be desirable.
5: Please apply 1hy letter, stating age. or-
‘ perienoe, etc. Louushury, Mathewson
‘ and.Co. cull; lit
‘ctue'r'r, PEABODY AND co.
WERE experienced ODONEOI‘S on power
machines. steady work assured. 15 ii
EEBAL ElljlllES
ORDER TO §fiTTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norw,aik as. Probate
Court, March 18, A 1)., 1913.
_ Estate w James Golden. late of
,, Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the ndminie atrix
exhibit her administration acco nt to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro
'1‘ one office in Norwnik. on the 24th
day of March. 1913 at 10 o'clock lore
noon, and that all persons interested
In said estate may he notilied there
of .isho sinnuioirairix will ensue this
"Order to to published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district.
:t east five days before said 211th day
arch. 1913.
“ HENRY W. GREGORY. 1
Judge.
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WANTED Experi-
enced Operators 011'
coats. Good Wages;
Steady Work. Ad:
dress 8. care of Sen-
‘tinel.
CHIROPRACTIC
WHAT. ANUITMIHTO
LATEST MlTHOOO.
E. BARTHOL D. C.
1111 Adamo It. MM pm
my me. its-1. Room.
11W a. 111.11 p. 1111. My. Wed
new, Frill: 8:30 .1111 In.
gloom 011100-4011 Meadow It. 14
1, m.
' ”mat. AMALYIII Hill.
wANreo—nsnAo AGENT wros “8°“ “”1 M W°°dv WWW“
‘Cove St Inquire United Grocery 00..
.. mm N. Y. 11118 31 or R.Joselovsi1y and Co. 11118 tl
fines and 8011. 11117 3‘ 6. Gazette Bldg.
_ farm wagon. single work harness, ruh- box 3 x 12 Secon hand sash blinds,
,BEElEllllll lilllllll’llBE
5:? White Muslin Pe1ti~§ I“
Ave. Norwulk, Conn. 11118 at
FOR SALE—Six ROOM COTTAGE,
Bates Court, low price payments eat
istactory to huyer. Rooms to rent
FOR SALE—6 ROOM COTTAGE
centrally located; sell lior $1, 300;
worth your while. Geo. Mitchell. Room
FOR SALE—i3 TGHER'S lCE
doors and msnt‘e. Norwnls llotel.
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Hilllll ill llEllEllEll
Distinguished Company United to
Periorin Simple But Impres-
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' CALDWELU. N. J. March 19. ---The
little wooden house where Grover
Cleveland was born attracted a dis-
tinguished company yesterday to see
its dedication as a permanent memo-
rial to the dead president. After the
Grover Cleveland Brithplaoe Memorial
Association has turned over to the
trustees or the First Presbyterian
Church a check (or $17,610 in pay-
ment lor- the house. Richard 11". Cleve‘
land. the president‘s son, will receive
the key and open the trout door, and
his sister, Esther, will be the 111111 to
enter the room where her lather llret'
saw the light just seventy-six years
1
11150, and decorate it with (lowers.
Their mother, now Mrs. Thomas .1.
Preston. will be among the spectators.
The Cleveland Memorial is the Pros-
lhyterinu Mamas, which the president's
family ooouiiied when his father ins
pastor of the Caldwell Presbyterian
Church. For this pruchuse the memo-
euoclallou raised $26. 000, of which
$13000 wss contributed by residents
oi‘ i‘thl- town. and the rest by I. num.
her of ‘v’vulthy men. merry of whom
come here (or the dedication
A movement In on foot to raise ”5.000
more by popular subeoflotlon. to pro
vido for its care. Until this money
_ is obtained and a caretaker installed
the moose 1will continue to he occu-
pied by the pmenh sum 11! the
church. The «mines. lat/e in the sites
noon, celled tor a short address or
iJohn 1H. Finley, hold or the (Solis-n
tot the Cit» of New Yo": and presi-
ideut oi‘ the Memorial Association. a
Earnest: of welcome by Mayor John lilo
py. ol’ 00111111011. Add nth-woodman
tori: in trout of «some.
The memorial n 11 team lame
structure not Neutrons themed 1101
hold two .111: elm. The association
trimmings and otherwise restore it to
tho-condition it will when serum
in“ 11111 0mm all “new"
lot a memorial liner: will 1» erected.
Andrew (lamest. has promised 11.800
loi- isle buiilins
NAVY MI’PG‘PATO FEEL“
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m um returnees turnouts union
ice! motels mmm 111111 a hop
tor pom peeling mm the the
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‘ good location, rent reasonable. in»
rear. inquire cities or 0 Well
The uaroiuu took place on a plet- ~
mood- to 111111111 with with 111111011 ‘
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To ‘ LET —— TWO FURNISHED
rooms. one suitable for couple; all
improvements; board near by. Ap-
ply 32 Chestnut street. South Norw
walk. 11117 31
1'0 LET—«TWO ROOMS, FURNISH:
ed for light housekeeping; all hoover»
lenses; no children. 4 Franklin 31..
downstairs. ml? 31.
TO LET—-—FiVE ROOM FLAT.
‘u‘l‘r - I
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quire F. llopp. 35 Cove Ave. East
Norwalk. , 11113 tit
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To LET-DOUBLE HOUSE, ft
rooms on a side, all improvements.
No. :i and ,3 1.2 Winfield St. W. S'
iisniord. administrator. m an:
To LET—~NOS. 8 AND 10 REED,
St, South Nor-walk, 9 rooms each
and improvements. inquire of Jan.
E. Elle. agent. Broad River, or 1Box
194,N01wnlk.1211
TO LET-l"l-RST FLOOR, 2‘? WOOD-
ward avenue. seven looms, with im-
provemnts; rent $16.‘l1111uire 18 Grove'
street of .l Vroom, Seaside Place;
East Norwallr. lull lw‘h
T0 LET—FROM MARCH 151‘,
store in South Nomhlk Club building.
next poet-oilice. Entrance l: and
Cigar Co. , . , 1,1,1. . (19 ii
To Ler~nsiliuros Avis; .
or twotsmily house. 16 rooms. and I-
roomilat; all more remedies Moon-
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beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French '1 ,.
~6Spoon, and Table. Spoons.
‘ at a nominal cost.
, TEA SPOONS. as shown above, show the exact design and are
pieces ........................................... $1,193 .1.
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly hexed ' '
.. tdgether. Price ......... . ............. 53¢ 3}
_ SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price .......... 49¢: ..
. SAL-AD SPOON, homely boxed. Price ..... 53¢- '
them over. ,3th an opportunity cnnnot last long.
Silverware
Coupon No.28
Six C0upons and
531: will entitle
you to the SIX
TEA SPOONS.
These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
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 made in the
gray design. We have also on display
Knives and, Forks, Sugar Shell and
Butter K1 ife, Salad! Fork, Salad
After examining -this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Were, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
put up a half dozen to the package Price per half doz 53¢
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same manner Price
hail dozen ............................... .68¢
sr-x KNIVES and srx rosxs are put up in a handsome 1166.1
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12
'l'lilll'll'li
The above must be soon to be appreciated. come in and look
~.Aii yep need to (10,111 to present Six Coupons. clipped on
consecutive days, together with the cost "amount of expense items
andget any‘ dwell of this attradtivo silver. j
dltlon; one block nontradiroed station. .
Joseph R. rum d1” .
FOUN D.
FOUNDAN TOKENEKE, A GOLD
hsi pin with initials. Owner can have
some by proving property and paying]
for this sdv. Addrelo Box 157
rion, (201111.. 11119 t
FOUND—LAST FALL, A 111 111‘.
skill. inquire 23 Gregory Bailevard,
East Norvalh. 11118 31
FOUND—40 F‘l‘. SKlli'F 1N 'l‘lllli
Bound. 011m may have some by
describing property and paying ohm}
es. Captain 1) P. Morroil. Rowdy:
ton. inl'l iii
BUSINESS NOTiCES
ouauummom WEDDING AND
evening :0an mode on short notice.
Mn. . Thmpson. 68 Winfield 81..
Mt Norwallt. .. mill at
LOOK! 1111: ms its-11111111111) T0
your city. Give him‘ a chance to em
tilnote on your painting and paper
hunting. Marcel-1L. l... limith.
First 81., slut Now-lit. Tel. 5013.8 1
in 1.
11111117111111, 111mm HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley J. Smith. 8 Oct-1
use at. Telephone it!” her no es- .
times» on your work All work guar-
anteed. an 81
.aAtvaron GHARIOTT. GENERAL
contractor. sewer, water. masonry,
walla null and road work. 11:11.
mates men. orlt solicited. Prompt
attention. 10 Wood at. Booth- Non
will i’hm ms 11113 31
Mill. I. F. TAVLOR 008.1)“ng
invites you to inspect lino .
Reruns 11111: Hammer nodule “111011111 .
"mail! . Good. I" 11111 in
soffir - susmfi sum '3
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min 11mm mm ,,4”
watt monumental or
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Every man has found the drawer-why hard experience. too.
A razor come to he a num- when it home: i scraper. Shaving
it 11 tomes when it is s cm promo. Mont why setup: your
faces with doll rotors when away to shoving joy lieu
deed shall not 11 dimple: Automatic trapper.
The men who owns 1 Sim lei: always has 11 cool. 11111111. 11-1
very shim at his disposal c. 81111 in; keeps perfect t‘iiltlii
1113111 on were hinder. safety and sit» «Mylo. just :1 11111111111 11 war _
ring 11113 11111161111111 machine, and you obtain I scientifically sharp 1
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It W the old style razors. my also or maize and the
{1111111111111ng blades. Culley, Gillette. Yankee, Arnold
Mountains. Resubmit“. Evtrwkudlmun or, Eudora,
M. more Ward, Standout. utoxlirop. 11 ‘ 1111811111111.
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‘ i111 operation. the Si lei: is true to its name. Theron no “
111111181111. insert the bi 12111 the slot. pull the handle hook
and iorihsiew seconds, mire out the blade end time you are
dimpleim’tlt? Rheum you how it works.
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