{‘qu St.
‘ hl
‘ifor general Ito
?‘ WANTED~BOARDERS 30 CHEET-
30mmok cooki.ng as. reason
F." RockWeli. Tel:
WANTED ......
lWill) Ml? FILM
HAVE
care of two horses and a ow. Mrs.
B. M. Andrews, 46 West live cor. Ce-
dar St., South Norwaik m25 3t
WANTED~POSITION BY FOUNG
Hungarian girl Ior light housework
gCan speak good English. Apply 30
Lexington Ave. m25 3t
WANTEIk-REFINED GIRL 0R
woman to take care or h‘ahy after-
noon and evening. Good pay to right
party. Address Lock Box 511, South
Norwalk. ‘ , mils 3t
WANTED—LADIES TAILOR IN-
quiI-e F. Jacoby, Washington 852
5
WANTED—BREAD AGENT, WIDE
awake man to take agency for high-
' grade bread; Norwalk and South Nor
vwaik. One that has horse and wagon
and can furnish cash security. Good
opportunity for right man. Egier‘s
Mt. Vernon Bakery, Mt. Vernon,
f N.) Y. m25 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
é
~ mules given.
”motes cheerfully given.
‘house'in Newr'YmIk'clt‘y:
cattle and soul Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 23
to $4 for hob calves to fatten. II.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151“3
.0
H
GLUETT. PEABODY AND co.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. I6 ti
8W
FOUND.
-FOUND-BI.ACK SILK BAG OWN-
er may have same Iby proving property
and paying for Advertisement In-
quire Mrs. Buttery, 82 Franklin Ave.
'i‘cl. 149-3. m2? 1t
BUSINESS NOTICES ‘
CASH REGISTERS, TYPEWRIT.
ere. etc, repaired by David J. Show.
1 Sound View Terrace, 80 Norwalk
Expert for the largest mercial
LOOK! HE HA8 RETURNED TO
your city. (live him-n chance to es-
timate on your painting and paper-
'hunging. Address (3. L. Smith, 35
First BL, East Norwulli. Tel. 5934.
mid tr
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley J. Smith, 8130i-
tngo Bi. Telephone 12635 for no es.
Ilinute on your work. All work gun!“
uuiecd. mill (it
BALVATOR CHARIOTT, GENERAL
COIllIilI tor, sewer, water masonry,
walks flrlidlng and road work. .fh‘l‘stl
Work solicited. Prompt
20 Wood St... South: Nor-
l’hone 316-3. 11112 (It
attention.
Mill Ii.
NOTICE .... PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging. Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and psiniere' supplies of Alex.
White, iii 1-2 Ely Ave. ’i‘ol. 423mg“;
NASH"! MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shep. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and oomiori
”Ironwood. 28 West Wuhiution at
m-—....I...... - M. . Mm... a..." mum»...— m_w
Midis IIEIILIIIEB
III")
I iuastsuu
warmth), March 27 mousse
John F Addie. of “New. Millard; in a
letter in amiss: Bantu today do
olinod the iattor‘s nomination of hi
mi Judge oi the Quart oi rflommou
riots tor Miehllsid county. iiiIr. Addie '
in his letter says his "Win in.
amassing law practice" would disks
his moments more at a financial Ram
rinse than he run he sushi. to make.
flovemor Baum today appointed
null ‘13. Beardsley, of Bridgeport, and
.1. iiili, oi Retina, delusion to
marina Academy oi Ballots! ans
4:80am WWI!!! its Balladaiuhla. next
Music The novel-liar alto received I
, 01“
5mm» 71 West’Bt - ‘:
~ ,» m25 iiI
..- WANTED -— COACHM N. ,
tt' meat is like new and will give a. Ille-
one lot. 60 x 300 0.‘ Rants for $24
unonthiy. Inquire 2 Knapp Sill, arm 3t
roR BALfiwéCURTIIBS moron er.
New?" P.
FQFI QALEM-TWO HOUSES 0N.
isiaotory to Ibuyer. Inquire United
Grocery ‘00., or it. Joseiovsky anti Co:
. . in 8 It
FOB SALE-vANOTHER uohnan
upright piano, flue mahogany ca's‘ehin'
first-class condition. ,We‘ have priced
this 0116““ an unusually low figure
where it will be sold quickly. Price
3190. 00, terms :6 00 monthly. Call or
address Steiner-Vs, 915 Main
Bridgeport. - . , ‘ m26 2t
PIANO FOE! SALE—oowmrm
returned from mental This instru-
time‘ all service Price $220. 00. Call
or address Steinert's, 915 Main St?“
Bridgeport. . m26 2t
FOR SALE~EGGS FOR THATGHv
ing. IBuit' Orping-t’on, $1.00 Ber 13;
Barred Books. ‘500 :per 13; cheaper iby
hundred. “Mrs. M. M. Prescott, West
€St., Brookside. R. F. D. 37. «1126 iii
,FOR SALE—2 PRAIRIE STATE
Breeders. R. I. Reds eggs dor hatch-
ing. Oharles C. Kuhner, 63 Fort St.
East Norwalk. 11126 3t
, FOR SALE—,BUICK RUNABOU'I‘.
First class condition. Very reasona-
'ble. Telephone 370. m25 3t
FOR SALE—ONE BAY HORSE
ionrlesa, kin‘d, gentle. and all harness.
Indian runner ducks' eggsflric per set-
ting Stephen 0. Kellogg. Teleplégné)
'm t
FOR SALEv-ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness of manager. a profitable out-
door business Needs an energetic,
live wire men. For particulars ad.
dress “Energetic, Sentinel Office:i r
‘ t
FIVE PASSENGER’TOURING CAR.
30 horse power. Run 2,000 miles.
Will so“ cheap. '1‘. J. Magner, :50
South Main street. ni20 121,
I AM.AGBNT~FOR THE lN’l‘Eit-
national Sanitary Hover, the best
chick broader on the market; simple,
sale and sanitary. May he run in any
building. I also sell ports for these
hovers. G. D. Tilley, naturalist Da-
lion, L‘onn. 11119 l'ZI.
FOR SALE—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
centrally located, sell Ior $1,550;
worth your while. Geo. Mitchell. Room
5, Gazette Bldg.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE PARTIES wso WITNEBSs
ed the attack on me in the h «her
shop. cor First and New Sis" .Nor
walk, Saturday night lest,‘ are earn
osiiy requested) to send address to 19
First 51 .I (3. Press. emit? it,
DiIiaéiiinouce
.Fnirileld Jouuty Savings Bank,
Norwslii, Conn, March 20,1913.
At a meeting or the Directors at the
ransom County Savings Bank held
this tiny adividend ut the rate of
tour (4) per cent. per annum was
declared to dcmsltors from the harm
lugs or the six months ending March
iiini. 1913.
The same will be entered on ones
hooks and paid on and after April
'lOth, lil‘iii.
By the order at the Board or his
YWI’I.
sermons; Gnarls.
I522 12¢. Treasurer. ’
“A“... a... M. M... Mm
DAN“ WIN)" W0.
Because oi the inst this there Is to'
be an adjourned town bridge meeting
all the evening at warn an in the
Town Assembly hall. summonses
Forest. have hm forest! to live up
the «em [or ”ill tiisy had made so
many prelim The committee
caused the :lin'll )«ood' rum. hut
were later interned that Hill
Ross so. new names;
Bates Court, low price payments sitt-
SI}. _
design mahogany upright piano lust ‘
(hails; No. sis, cadmium oi: the ‘
To LETMFIIOM APRIL 181‘. FLA'Ii
of tour rooms; also room in attic:
plenty of cellar room; situated on Fair-
field Ave._ Inquire J. M Layton, 5
Railroad} Ave, or 61 cedar St 1112? iii
T0 LETMFIVEI ROOMS WITH A L -
improvements. Inquire 72 North Ma
St, , ‘mm273t
LEThFURNlSHED APART.
Imam; i wily, situated, all m
illipmv'eliiellts, low rent. Address B.
Sentinel office. ‘, _ ' 21127 3t
TO LET -— HOUSES. FLATS.
storesfnisnutactory. land Price to
suit tenant, ranging from $5 to $50
per month. Get our list. IlaYInOnd
Bros. , . 111126 3t
To LET—4'6 soon comes, 24
Concord St. Rent $12 00. inquire at
No. 26.. ‘- 11125 lit
To LET - FURNISHED ROOM.
with or withoutlboard. Mrs. Sullivan,
16 Madison St. ~
1‘0 LETskTHREE LARGE IIOOMS.
garden, chieken coop and iruit, a quiet
place; a small iamily. Inquire 12
Howard Ave, East Norwalk, Conn. ‘
,I , m25 in
‘TO LET—FOUR 'ROOM APART-
ment, Swarm and Corbett ock; also
.. third story lot-t containing 5 00 square
teat illoor room. For particulars apply
at office oi the Old Well Cigar Com-
pany. m24 it
"To LET-w-TEN ROOM HOUSE 70
West avenue. containing six «bedrooms,
two that’hs. hot water heating system
and all other improvements. For fun-
titer particulars apply at office or The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
ises. 11124 ti
T0 LETwFIVE NEWLY PAPER-
ed and painted) rooms. Some im‘
movements and garden. Rent $10. 76
Fort St., East Norwalk. Inquire Mrs.
Joseph Perry, 76 Fort St. 11125 at
To LET—~AN APARTMENT Air‘sis
East Washington St. East Norwulk.
Inquire at 64 South Main St. m24 tt
f-TO LET-FROM APRIL 131‘ LOW-
er part of house,‘ 100 South Main
street. Adults only. Rent 818. in-
quire ot Chas. E Hoyt. ., 11:21 it
TO LET-NOS. 8 AND 10 REED
St. South Norwalk, 9 rooms each
and improvements. Inquire of Joe
E Ells, agent, Broad River, or Box
194. Norwalk. him it
To LETaFROM MARCH 181‘.
store in 510th Norwalk Club building,
next postscrilce. .Entrance iront‘nnd
rear. inquire office of Old Well
Cigar Co. . {19 It
.. TO LET~HAMILPON AVE, HALF .,
, of twornmuy house, 6 rooms, and 6
room flat; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. :18 ti
Trees Trimmed
SPRAYING IN SEASON ‘
* 102 WEST 8T.
PHONE 1132-3.
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CHIROPRACTIC
‘CPINALH ADJUOTMENTOI
LATKDT METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D c.
it‘ll Atiaritfe 3t. litmhford. Conn.
Lady Attendant Rest Rooms,
ileum-vs a. aha-ii p. at. Monday. Wsd~
tie-day. Friday, 6: 20 In In. ,
F- n)! »
armed. asatytis r; no.1-
i
hampered worm. "
- Robins, #10, was defeated. .
in). O. M. Remington. 70, hy, the score _
at 70 to so. in all soth sumo .
Club pool tourmlnsnt last uizht. '25
ms are led ' ‘
m25 3t
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'- .‘u'I'I'I2u,l:¢: .
‘4!
«~4- ~53st
'-
v
HEE'A'JEA‘.
at a nominal cost.
4.
half dozen
32,}; pieces . 198
{’5' THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly bOxed
...................
‘I'I:I:l:‘:':~:«'~.’:'lz:?:{~l%f#
These Beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up 'a hali
; ‘ dozen to the package Are extra heavy Weight, full size, and are
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel
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 Ferks, Sugar Shell and
Butter Knife, Salad Fork, Salad
‘: ‘ Spoon, and Table Speeds.
After exaxhining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Were, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
TEA SPOONS, as shown above, show'the exact design and are
put up a half dozen to the package.
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same manner. Price
QIIOIIOIolh'IODII lotuollonol 68¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged tap. Price complete for the 12
success
~.' together. Price ................. .
.3; SALAD FORK also cornea neatly boxed Price . .. .. .. 49¢ ‘
-' SALAD SPOON, handsomely hexed. Price
The above must be seen to be appreciated. come In and look
5; them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long. I
" All you need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days, tagether with the cost amount of expense items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver.
530 Will entitl‘ I.
I.
you to the SIX
ii i
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With
Price per half doz. 53¢
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53¢
Resident Office-23 Meadow M... 7-8 _
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