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Classified ,“Ads”"-—~',To Let.
For sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page.
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face or Caps. Double Price

Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25¢—

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wau'ruo i FOR SALE rro LET
WANTED—A MAN li‘AMllilAlt‘ FOR SALE—NEW Miigtlli COW. TO LET~OYSTER HOUSE AND

with lawn and: garden work. Apply
59 Seaview Ave, East Norwalk. :15 1t

inquire ‘l. M. ilioyt, Grumman, South
Wilton, Conn. 315 lit

 

WANTED—GIRL, WITH REFER-

euce, IiOI‘ general housework. Arpply

21; Maple St., Norwalk. v.5 3t

 

WANTED L— ruumsnnp noon

i'or light -i1ousekee-ping.. House, cure.

Sentinel ot‘tice. (15 1t

 

WANTED—FOUR‘YOUNG LADIES
to sell shoes. preference given to those
that have had experience in selling
goods at retail. Apply Monday at the
White Shoe Store. a4 3t

 

WANTED—«A LlGll'l‘ RUNAliOU’i‘
or trap cheap. Address Runabout,
cure Sentinekoi’fice. 113 tit

 

WANTED—«MORTGAGE
$3,500 and $6,000 up with 0 per cent.
interest as first mortgage. Address

sex ass, South bforwalk, Ct. as 3t.

 

WANTED—PIOWING, GRADING,
carting, cement .work, quarry work,
etc; also barnyard cow manure and
salt bay for sale. Thos. Skidd. 58
li‘airiield Ave. Phone 1014-4. :11 tit

 

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.

Ullik ‘1 f-

LOANS .

[5 ttho. 7 Quintard Ave. 8 rooms, hating

 

INSURANCE MEN _ spmcxpn) ‘ lialloek, No. 51 West St. all tit
opportunity altered? to handle ourl ‘
:health, accident and natural death EXCHANGE FOR FARM 0R MO-

benefit policy. costs $1 per month;

this is a form of insurance that any-iliarhor View licach. (loo. Mitchell,i

penis to the masses and is easily sold;
liberal commissions with collecting in.
terest. given right men. Apply Secur-
ity. ilox 3455, Boston, Mass. \v & s 9t

 

CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.

FOR SALE—OF ESTATE OF MRS.
A. B. Searing: Ono oak bed room
stilt, three pieces. two stoves and oth-
er articles. inquire 18 ltowun St..
East Norwalk. ab it

 

FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS RUNA-
vbout wagon. Ii lligh St., South Nor-
walk. as it

 

FOR SALE—BAKERY, CONFIGU-
tiouery and ice cream store. Good
opportunity for right party. Address
A. il., care Sentinel cities. a?) lit

 

FOR SALE—A Litiil’i‘ llUGi‘iY Oll‘
runabout only used a il'ew times, one
or two seats. Will be sold il'or one
.ltali‘ original cost. inquire 67 Osborne
gAve. as :it

 

 

FOR SALEcQUiCK. TWO ACRES,
:iiue buildings, Newtown Ave..,15 min-
;utes to trolley. $1,750; $850 cash. A
isnap. Ernest Boessxnunn, 22 Fair St...
iNorwalk. at 3t
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i FOR SALE—DRESS Sili'i‘, NEAR-
ily new, cheap: also assortment 011' cu
irios. Inquire 11 Maple St.. Norwalk.

83 3t

 

 

i FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT,

ifurnnce and gas. Inquire Chas. F.

 

‘tor car. 2 first class building lots, at.

:Room 5, Gazette lildg. at it

i HOUSE FOR SALE~~10 uoons.
bath. laundry; 20 Elm St.. Norwalk:
ill minutes from West Ave. trolley: s
'minutes from post‘ofiice and library.

 

 

wnntvoxperienced operators on powerl liosi. residential section 01' the City;
machines. steady work assured_ {5 it An excellent opportunity to secure a

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who found $7 in railroad station, li‘ri-
day. please return to Sentinel office
ive reward. at. it

and race

 

 

 

BUSINESS nortcés

NOW IS THE TIME FOR lL’Al‘l-lil-
hanging and painting. "be best is al-
ways the cheapest. ll. irunislrnp. "30

 

(foliage St. Phone 223-2. n3 iii.

 

CASH REGISTERS, TYPEWRIT-
tars. 0112.. repaired by liaviti J. Show.
It Sound View Terrace. So. Noru'nllt.
Export for the largest cmuunmci:1l
house in New York city. ui‘li‘. 1w
LOOK! llld llAS iiic'i‘liiiNiCD To
your city. Give him a chance to «ss-
tunate on your painting and paper—
hanging. Addrcss t‘. 1.. Smith, 3.“.
First St., East Norwulk. ’i‘el. Bail-rt.

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PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley .1. Smith. 8 Col-
lingo lit. ’l‘clephone 1208-.“- iur no es-
iiumln on your work. All worit mar,-
autcmt, mill lit

 

 

 

SALVATOR CHARIOTT. GENERAL.

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chutructur, sewer. water, iuzismlry.i
walks, grading and road work. iCsII-g
males elven. Work solicited. limmlu j
emotion. :1} Wood '51.. South Norw
walk. l’hone Milli. 1111:! iit‘

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NOTICE --~ PAINTING. lMi’Eil-i
imaging. Decorating. by practical mun.‘
i’iuvn niouoy by buying your wall pa-’
our and paiuiera‘ supplies or Alex.»
White. 01 Lil l-iiy Ave. 'I‘ei. lllll. Estr'
unites chmrtuliy given. its 111

usews nonmtu uoonvmn
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom matte work. Fit and nomtort:
rust-autism. 23 West Washington Sui

 

 

Fire Insurance
C. T. McGovern,

Mom 14, Keel" Running.
lilii Washington direct.
Moth Nerwniit.

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. L. a.“ Melba.

Motion is hereby given in all non
sums interested in any matter; to
«route up bolero thwilommon tlnuncll
or this city. that the itmnmon {tonn-
nil will hold in» mud regular meeting
on April 7th, tilts, at eight o‘eloni;
p, at, at, the uni (brunch ulmmlmr In
the Library building in Washington
street. ~

Dated at the City of 8mm Norwnlk
this on day or April. mil.

Altoids _ ‘
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line residence. Photographs on re-I,
fquost. Apply to iii. 11. Jackson, Jack-
‘sou's Studio, 53 Wall St, Xorwalk,
(‘1. (11 It

 

FOR SALE—SIX ROOM (.‘O'l‘l‘AiiiiL.
liatos Court, low price payments sub“
lst‘actory to buyer. inquire i‘nlted.
Grocery (‘11., or ii. .iosclovski' and Co.

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FOR SALEwON Al‘i‘t)l‘.\"l‘ Oii‘
sickness of manager. a profitable out-
door‘busincss. Needs an energetic.
live wire man. ii‘or particulars sd—g
lll‘t 's "l-lnergetlc, Sentinel Otllce.“

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I AM AGENT FOR THE lN'l‘i-ilt-
national Sanitary llover, the host.
chick broader on the market; Simple}
safe and sanitary. May be run in any
building. i also sell parts for these
hovers. (l. l). ’l'iilcy. naturalist, liu-i
rien. (‘onu. mill l‘lt

, Trees Trimmed
E SPRAYING lN EEAsou

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Beaupam, 8. Saunders
; ‘ 192 weer er.

PHONE 1132-3.

Citv‘ National Bank

 

 

YRANEACTB A GENERAL. BANKlNO .

BUBINEBS AND OFFERfi EVERY
FACILITY CONBiETENT

Wi‘TH SOUND
BANK 1N0
Capital tinnitus and 9mm»
$100,000.00 “17.000.00

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We Deposit Bean .3 and .5 nor y...

EDWIN H. MATHEWGON. Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vino—PP“.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vin.

Pros.
WiLFRBD BODWELI... Gunter

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DIRIGTORO
s. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Mann
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christi-n Ilium Fred. H. Rowan
Ilmuoi Grumman Lawl- R. Hartline
Henry 3. Lockwood

LEAVES MONEY “I’D STATE AND
CKUROH.

LA lilti'l‘lil, inch, April ilrwA gift at
Mo arm of bind in lilinohi to that
state‘s section and the general canton
hum: of the New Jerusalem tiliurch was
made in the will at Mrs.” outsells time.
tiled in the probate court hers 'i‘laurm
any. The land is valued at about titty
dollars an aura.

A nephew. Hutton Vim rut. til um.
cage, inherited unicorn property val-
umi ill, $260,000 and many others were
remembered In smaller amounts by
Mrs, (lass. .‘i‘he estate comprised Uni»
roan. laPnrte, noun: bend property.
and the. lillnots lam: land which totsiw
led about half a million dollars.

’I‘HRIE was moss itii will“):

1 non. .

‘ rirrsmmuu. rs. April smut-es
men were burnedp‘ta death. and two
otlléfll probably fatally island in an
explosion was: at uni homestead
dust Works in the sum m
"Simmer-1." J _’

.nice rooms and large pantry; some

iqulre on premises. of) 1t

‘tor service. See J. M. Layton and Co.

 
 

 

shore, building 28 x 1-5, east side Row- '

ayton harbor. on channel. For further
particulars address J. A. Gaylor, it. F.
D. 37, South Norwalk. as 3'.

To LET——ON EAST AVE, ii‘iltS’l‘
floor, vith bathroom; improvements;
good garden; near East Norwalk rail-
road station. Apply 196 East Ave,
East Norwulk. a5 3t

 

 

TO LETwAPAIt’i‘MEN'i‘S, SIX
rooms, all conveniences. Centrally
located. Rent $20. 0. id. Curtis,
Lockwood Hall Building. :13 3t

”'F'o Lin--2; S'i‘l‘vAil’l‘ AVE, 4

 

improvements. Price reasonable. in

 

'ro LET—rifou APRIL 1.3, .1
rooms, first floor, centrally located. at
26 Clay St. Apply 24 Clay St. a5 lit

 

TO LEV—FARM. 8 ACRES, FIVE
room house and out buildings. $10.00
per month. Call evening‘s until the
9th. 50 ii‘airiieid Ave, South Norwslk.
Langston. at Lit

 

TO LET—-I\l()DlflL APARTEilEN'l‘..

seven large rooms and bath. hard-
wood floors, not water heat and inni-

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TO LET—TOUR AND FIVE ROOM
apartments. all modern improvements.
at the former Randall lilock. Van
Zant‘St” East Norwslk. lients reas-
onable. Inquire B. Work, on pretti-
ises. at tit

TO LET-mi ROOM COTTAGE.
good location. $8.00. Sereral burns to
let. Goo. Mitchell. n1 ti

 

 

T0 LEV—«SIX ROOM FLAT \\'i'i‘ll
all improvements. Apply to i“. ll.
Fitchl grocer, 118 South Main St.

11118 if

 

TO LET—~li‘(il.ill ROOM APART—i

meat, Swnrtz and Corbett block; aiso‘
third story lol‘t containing 5,000 square
feet floor room. For particulars apply
at ofiice of the Old Well Cigar (‘Olll-
puny. .. mill tt‘

 

TO LETM'l‘iCN lit)().\i ilOi'Sl~2. 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two baths. hot water heating system
and all other imprtm-ments. li‘or t‘nr-
thor particulars apply at office 01' The
Old Well Cigar Company or on pretu~
ises. mil tt

 

TO LETmAN Al’Ali'l’Mi‘lNT AT 219
East \\'nsiiinglon 81., [Cast .\'orwulk.

"The Sentinel

Every Home . ' .
Can Use Good com“ N044
Silverware

to Advantage

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Silverware

Six Coupons and
53c 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 side, 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
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.

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 ‘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
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 b0xed. 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.

 

 

 

inquire at til South Main St. 1112-1 ti
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TO LETwi‘llmi APilli. IS'l‘, LOW.
er part of house. 100 South Main
street. Adults only. lieut $18. In.-
qulre of t'lnts. 1.), lloyt. m'Jl ti g

TO LETwlu‘itOM MAitt‘il 1811!
store in South Norwulk t‘luh building.“
next poabol‘ilce. Entrance trout and;
rear. inquire cities of Old Weill
Cigar (lo. till ti

To LETwHAMiL‘l‘UN AVE. HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 61
room tint; all improvements; good one
ditlon; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. 913 tt

CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEBT METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

211 Atlantic 8t. atamlord. Conn.
Lady Attendant. limo. Rooms.
iluursw-li a. 2113-5 9. in. Monday. Wed-

nesday. l1‘ri1hiy,,ti:li0 p. m.
Resident claw-ea Meadow 8h. 73
9. MI
GPINAL ANALVBIQ Fuss.

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Dividend Notice

Fulrileid County savings (ionic.

Norwulit. ileum. March :0, 1m.

M a meeting or the lilirnntom ol the
iv‘ulrliuld tiounty timings think held
this any. I dividend at the rate or
four it) our cent. per anaum nu
declared to depositors from the cam-
Ings at the sixteenth) ending Murcia
tilt-t. 1m.

The same will be entered on pass-
bnoltu one until an and after April
30th. trill.

iii the order at tins hoard oi! Di-

rectors.
. fliilYMOtlil cums.
Treasurer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

sneer MID OOH. ,

Went hits been resolved in death
Nowell: hum Moral Most and non
hermit. concerning their trip. The,
unit not in cm and Porto hide.
than to titaniumumsies, than to
Peasant they inflected the mat
mic. and at one point they could us
both the Mile and Atlantic nouns.

They left Amen on union 33th (or...
Visitation, and are aspects} in death .

 

 

 

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for Men

When
Is a a Razor
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A razor ceases to be a razor when it becomes: scraper. Bhsvlng
is a torture when it: is a son ng process. Mani why scrape your
faces with dull razors wheat a way to orient shaving joy lies
dead ahead! Get a Simplex Automatic trapper.

The man who‘owus a Simplex always has a cool. clean. vol-1
vcty shave. at his disposal. The Simplex keeps perfect. cuttin
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mill; this wonderful umchiuc, and you obtain a scientifically sharp
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Yaleand others. . . . .

In operation. the Sim but is true to its name. There’s no
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Simple, isn't; it? Let us show you how It works.
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