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WANTED
WANTED—BALESLADI-ES FOR
coats, suits and mllltnery and notion
departments; also extra. help for Sets
,urduys. Must have experience. 0. J.
Mintz and Co. 11120 tit
WANTED-A PORTER AT CLIF-
«dord Hotel. Apply on premises. m19 lit
WANTED-BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS
old to work in store. Address Store,
(rare Sentinel. ‘ 111111 3t
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR
first-class electricians. Apply Fain
banks Co, 272 Atlantic Sh, Stamford.
Tel. 545. 11119 3t
WANTED~—~’1‘o,..nuv ALI. 1(1an
(rattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra. prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. l’i.
Friedman, Conn. Aye. Tel. 1151.
11‘6 tl'
CLUETT, PEABODV AND CO. I
want. experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured; t5 it
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District. of Norwulk. so. Probate
Court, Mnrc11'13, A. D.. 19111. ”1..
Estate oi James 11’.‘ Knapp, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court 01' Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hnth limited and
allowed six inonths from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
nocounts. properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pny-
uneni. to
PHILIP N. KNAPP,
1111 4 21 28 Administrator.
CLASSIEIED Advertisements on this prize. Twent
T Each Additionsl Word. 1 cc
‘ face or Caps, Double Price '
FOR SALE
FOR SALE —— HEN 1111118111,
6 x (I x 6 x 4 it., new last fall. Cheup.
1R. 111.,Tenqx, 2 Seymour St. mill) at
FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR.
30 horse power.
Will sell cheap. T. J.‘ Magnor, 30
South Main street. mm 121'.
FOR SALE—~30 YOUNG LAYING
hens, 2 roosters, hatched 1912, 1 drake,
‘2 ducks. duck eggs. Cheap. Hoyt,
Oracle St” Darien, Conn. 11120 3t
FOR SALEwEGGS FOR HATCH~
lug, Bull! Orplngton. $1.00 per 13;
Barred Rocks, 1300 per 13; cheaper in!
hundred. .Mrs. M. M. Prescott, West
St, Ilrookside. R. F. D. 37. 11120 {it
$2,750~I~IOUSE. 7 LARGE ROOMS.
both, 5 closets; all improvements; on
trolley. $2131”), building lots, near trol-
ley. James 1.. Hoyt, 5 Cove Ave,
East." Norwalk.
FOR SALE—F-AN ORGAN IN VERY
good condition, $6.50. Can be seen at
50 Water .St.. South Norwulk. Cap-
tain E. J. Perrett. Salvation Army.
Phone 12684.1 1 mill 3t
I AM AGENT FOR THE INTER-
nationul Sanitary Hover. the best
chick brooder on the market; simple,
safe and sanitary. May be run in any
building. I also sell parts for these
hovers. G. D. Tilley, naturalist, D11-
rlen, Conn. m19 12t
FOR SALE—THREE 40 QUART
cons of extra nice milk a day on and.
after April 1, made in Dnnbnry. 30
Van Zuni St., East Norwalk. Tel.
11812-3. 11119 3t
FOR SALE——SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
Bates Court, low price payments sot-
isfactory to buyer. Rooms to rent.
Cove St. Inquire United Grocery (30.,
or R. Joselovsky and (‘0. 11118 11'
DIstrict' oi Norwnlk, Iss.. Probate
Court, March 13, A. 1)., 1913.
Estate of John H. Crockett, late oi
Norwulk, in said district. deceased,
The Court of Probate for the Ills
irict of Nor-walk, hath limited. 211111
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es.
taste to exhibit theirrinims for SCI-
Itlomont. Those who neglect to pre-
sent. their coconuts, properly attest
edfwithin snid time, will be dobarrod 11
recovery. All persons indebted to 1411111
estntc nrc requested to make Immo-
dlaie pnyment to
'Alt'l‘I-Illll IS. CROOKIG'I‘T.
11111 :1 3.x" lleoculm‘.
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SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTIIOL, D. C.
211 Atlantic St. Stamford. Conn.
l;ii(l,\' .-\ltcndunt. liest Iiomns.
Hoursmii 11. 111:3 p. 111. Mouduy. Wed-
nesduy, I4‘ridny, 0:30 p. .111.
Resident Gilles—63 Meadow 81., 78
p. m.
.. SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
City National Bank '
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKlNc
BUSINESS ND OFFERS EVERY
. FACILIT CONSIBTENT
- ‘ WITH SOUND
; BANKING
Surplus and Proflu
”17.000110
am...
late Deposit Boxes .3 and .5 per yum
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vino-Fran.
FHPEDERICK H. ROWAN. 2d VIM
. rec.
WILF‘RED BOOMELL. Gunter
DIRECTORS
, E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace MIN"
John H. Knapp. John H. Light.
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Cumual Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbur
Henry 8. Lockwood
1. Capitol
c1oo,ooo.oo
43 M... . m...“ . WM
HOLY WEEK. Mr. W. (3. Perry.
-......_.. 3111111 likiililil'r‘ln Aluminum-Minn
intchBrothcrhood Week of Prayer {Mimi}.
Topic for actually.
’1.1~t 1111 pray for the hence of the
world
0 Lord Jesus Ullrint. Who after the
fillll‘oi‘iiign on the Cross, rested in the
tomb in the Gordon, waiting in peace
for the glbrious ,itosnrcotion on the
first muster. We greatly. long to son
’I‘hcn lathe glorious bounty of Thy
flinch 113011312 We" pray, Then that 1111
members 111 'i’h'y may tile my even
now have the Joy of the Risen‘ibiio,
and that ultwho shore in this joy may
strive to lure 11111113 peace 111111.191-
‘ , iowship. _ . ,.
1A: we any the Lord's Prayer, 191,115 .
remember to pray for»
‘ Those who hnvlng‘ departed this
1m in the 10rd. ~
Those who are in sorrow, that they
may have peace; '
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_ day 113, Friday. and, on 11311001 closed
ed for two weeks.
11.3... distrlbu
($910011. ‘ '
FOR SALE—~41 ROOM COTTAGE.
centrally located; soil for $1,300;
worth your while. (loo. Mitchell, Room
1'1. Gazette Illdg.
FOR SALE—llII'I‘GI-lifllt's 11‘.le
11011. S .\' 12. Secondhand sash blinds,
doors and mantle. Norwnlk iiotel.
“ 11115 tit
Ten Dollars Reward
and no questions asked for the;
the “FOWLER
GUARDS’ ” BATTLE FLAG to
The Sentinel office.
return of
mco 3i
c.1511 Touring
Car to Hire
'FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY LR NIGHT.
re1.1360 — .1. VAAST
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'l‘hoJlfih period with omitted yes-
terday and oil pupils went to the us-
sou‘lbiy 111111 111111 listened lo 11 very (no
cellent, program, arranged llr lilies
13111111, ol‘ the faculty. The progrnm
consisted 01' nuislrnl selections, rend
inns. 111111 one rot-1111111111. The pro-
Mruul is us I’ollows:
Piano Solo, Song Without Words~
iiivndoisohn, Mr, iiidilul' Murphy.
Essay, The Manning 01' Euniei'w—Olt»
vor ‘Imrkhnrt. M11111 I‘ltllcl .lonninkn.
“linear. The i'ulzun lauotorlinn
Violip Solo. Avo Marlow-Illicit 11nd
Guirlni. Mr. (31111111111 Sterling.
, Recitation, The Coming of Springw
Mius Elizabeth Stupclton.
Efifiiiy, Tho Spring. Festival or the
.Iowsw-Minn Diokmim.
lélong. JcrunniommHonry Parker,
Bong, T11o.l"nhns—-Mr. W. (1. Perry.
, Kenny. doctor in other Notionsw
Mine Joaoiosky. < ’
Violin Solo, Scheme 85 Rond0wltlth
Bonotodwiicelhovou. Mr. Charles
5‘“ ' 1
Nearly all of the teachers living
out: or town. loft for their Home» you
torday to spend their Easter vocation.
No meeting of the Camera Club was
hold this week. The regular mastitis
yesterday, tho meeting wan 9911111011.
‘ ' and.” . ' .
The March issues of the “1111111111."
ted ”owns 111‘ one
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ram whoomlvhrltins for no solidi; .
rs 11mm: the
withered It 11114 1191.111 ' ‘
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Run‘ 2,000 miles. ‘
1n19 b'l:
per Insertion. In Block-
;TO LET:
T0 LET—FROM APRIL 15"1‘, LOW.-
er port of house, 100 South Main
street. Adults only. Red? $18. In-
quire of Chas. Id. Hoyt. 11121 ti
~101sz FURNISHED .ROOM, 11v:
ery convenience. Terms reasonable.
13 Senviow Avenue. 11120 3t
To LET—FROM APRIL iS'i‘, FLAT
of four rooms; also room in attic;
plenty of cellar room situated on Fair-
iield Ave. Inquire J. M. Layton, 5
Railroad Ave., or 61 Cedar St. 11119 151:
TO LEr—A noose or o ROOMS.
all modern improvements. Inquire 1-1
Quintnrd Ave. Tel. 737. m1!) 3t
. To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT.
good location rent reasOnsbie. In-
quire li‘. Hopp, 35 (love Ave, East
Norwalk. , 11113” (St
TO LET—DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
recipe on nettle, all improvements,
No. 3 land 3 1-2 Winfield St. W. 5.
1131110111, administrator. £24 2w
.‘ro LET—NOS. 8 AND 10 11153311
81., 501111112N01‘wa1k, 9 rooms each
and improvements. Inquire of Joe.
E. Elle, agent, Broad River, 01" Box
194. Norwalk. ~ 11112 1.1?
To LET—FIRST FLOOR. 2'] W001)-
wnrd avenue, seven rooms, with Im-
provemnts; rent $16.1nquire 18 Grove
street of J. 'Vroom, Seaside Place.
East Norwalk. 11111 1w
T0 LET—~FROM MARCH lST,
store In South Norwalk Club building.
next post-office. Entrance trout and
rear. Inquire office of Old Well
lUigar Co. .119 11
TO LET-LHAMIL-ron AVE. 11111.11
01 two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room pint; all Improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. 1118 tr
FOUND.
FOUND-wlN 'I‘OKICNICKIG, A (101.1)
bur pin with Initials. Owner can have!
sumo by proving property and paying
for this udv. Address 110}: 157. Iia~
rlcn. Conn. mill :iti
BUSINESS NOTICES l
LOOKI 111C HAS RETURNED To,
your city. '(llrc 111111 a chance to es-
timnte on your painting and paper-
hunging. Address C. 1.. Smith. :livi
First St, ICust Norwnlk. 'l‘el. Milli. 3
mil tl'l
as?“
wwap.“
'l far ,9: I'l n'o‘u'l'l'n'l um I
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very Home 1 g _ fl
,Se‘. GOOCI . Coupon No.30
SilVerware
-and get any or all of this‘attractive silver.
*HWW¢*
1., 1.
' .Silvchare
,, Six Coupons and
53c will ”entitle
y0u 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 silverdplatcd, upon a heavy deposit. of nickel. With
proper care will last at least ten 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, ‘Suger Shell and
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
at a nominal cost.
TEA SPOONS. as shown bo've, show the exact design and are
put up a half dozen to t e package. Price per half doz. 53¢
THE TABLE SPO’ONS are put up in the same manner. Price
half dozen ...... .......~......« ....1...... 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12
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,
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND!
docornling. Oakley J. Smith, S t‘ot-
111:1: St. 'I‘rlcphonc 1305-3 for 1111 0»
111111110 on your work. All work ninth,
untccd. ' mill tit ‘
SALVATOR CHARIOTT, (ii-IXEIIALI
contractor. new”. water. mnsollrinj
walks, grading and road work. Rail,
mates gll‘oll. Work solicited. Prompt 1
attention. 21: \\'(111d 31.. South Nurv'
wulk. Phone $11141. 11112 lit,
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR (‘ORDIA‘LLY
Invites you to Inspect 11 line of
Spring and Summer Models In Milw
Iinory. .18 Madison street. South;
Norwulk, iionn. ms to
NOTICE.-~ I’AINTlNG, l’Ai’lillL
hanging, I'lecoratlng. by practical 1111111.
Save money by buying your wall 1111-
pcr and pointers' supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1-2 Iiily Ave. Tel. 12:1. Itali-
mutes cheerfully given. I128 11‘
WALL PAPERS—~~IIItltili'I‘l<iN 1'!)
your home this spring with cheerful
wuii papers. Largo, nttrnctlvo stock
at I"rowltt’s. ~15 M11111 81.. Norwnlk. 101‘
and up «per double roll. Eflllililfl‘eli cu
paper-hanging 111111 111111111111; cheerfully
furnished. Phone 11112. 1'27 tilt
‘ Metro 111011th GOODYEAR
300i. 111111 shoot. 1‘0!)le 111101). All klldl‘
sustain made work. Fit and comfort
runrontood. 28 Wont Washington 81.
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Trees Trimmed
EPRAVING IN BEABON
Beaupain 8. Saunders
1112 WE!“ 81'. -.
PHONE 113mg.
THE RAID ON THE NEW HAVEN
ROAD. .
(Fromfthe Mormon (001111.) Morning
’ Record.)
The persistent 11111101111 noon the ,
New Huron rend 1m; ’lmlii’lmt bitter
fruit. The rohlllt.g_of the orgunined
efforts to "down Mr. 1116111111 111 any
cool are tremendously apparent in
the steady drop in New Haven stock
and the talk or phasing or cutting the
roud‘s established eight per councillo-
dend. It’s 11 mightyruorioua nutter
for 'New England, this game 01111111.
whioh‘ls so vim inflow. lingihmi's
very existence. ‘ .
While in many homers peopln are
won 11111; 11111111111611 homoerotic tar-r 1.,
in ’ finiatio’o will have woollen
Enginna'indusiriea. the questioning of
comparatively small ”moment copious
"1111 1111111119. mm: 111111
111 New 1111111111” ro‘sd‘nréo
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to-psoarrisd formic 1:11
liagglng‘tlie great. railroad. 2,..11111'1911’1 ‘
critic «of
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‘1‘ (Is aRazor
Question
forMen
When
21 Razor ;.
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Every man has found the answer—«by hard experience, 100.
A razor ceases to be a razor when It becomes a scraper. Shaving
in a torture when it is a scraping process. Menl why scrape your
faces with dull razors when the way to criect phnving joy lies
dcadshcadi Get a Simplex Automatic trapper.
The 1111111 who owns 11 Simplex always has a cool, clean. vol»
vcty share :11 his disposal. The Simplex keeps perfect cutting
edges; on razor blades. solely and criti~stylr. Just 11 minute‘s. work
l‘lmi this wonderful 11111111111111, 'nnd you obtain 11 scientifically sharp
11111:. ~ ,
It sharpens the old 111on razors. anypize or make. and the ‘
following safety razor blades. Curiey, Gillette, Yankee. Arnold,
DurhamDupieh. Keen-Knish Ever-Ready, Gem Junior. Binders,
Clark. King. Week. Ward. Star, Gem, Auto-Strap. Sharp‘Shaver.
Yale and others.‘ ' '
In operation, ileimplox is true toglts name. There’n no
trick in it. Insert the blade in the slot, will the handle back
and forth :1 icwsccoiids, take out the blade and there you are.
Simple. isn‘t it? Let us show you how it; works. ‘ ‘
_ , The Simplex ,. 1111919111.: .
‘ ‘4 061111111 by model-s j‘oi Thoiivenlng,
longhorn. accompanied by six Soir-
’pg‘n «13y ails cents exits "
c, Seminol.
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