~.. ants. i cleansed ‘ , ,. “Ads For [Sale Business and . Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous :: 41—:‘To Let. h ‘ CI '0. O. '0 O. O. .0 CI .0 0| LASSIFIED Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-five WordsorLess, 25c... Three Times. “Do —,- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.’"‘ In Black- . W ' . face or Cops. Double Price ‘ ‘t ek— wsursn . i - FOR SALE . '. 'ro LET “ , P WANTED-BY lBOY 17 YEARS FOR SALE-MAXWIL‘LL R‘UNA- TO LET—SIX" ROOM COTTAGE. lold, light work of any kind. Address -iioy, care Sentinel. ' . a7 1t - 5 WANTED _. A POSITION“ as housekeeper and cook by respectable , German woman. Inquire at Sanitar' Iiakcry, South Main St. 417-3 der. bout; rumble seat,'22 h. p., sliding. gear. speedometer, wind shield, new top, 2 new shoes, perfect running or- Dcmonstr’ation .given or trial al- lowed. Phone 551-2 or E. L. Broad way, Roweyton, Conn. it? ill WANTED ~—— F‘AMILY WASHING, done at home or at residense; also housecleaning. Have had‘ much ex- perience. Address Mrs. Jalues,o14 Knight St. ' WANTED —-— FURNISHED ROOM for light housekeeping. llouse, care Sentinel office. "eh 1t WANTED —,— MORTGAGE LOANS $3,500 and $6,000 up with 6 per cent. idlerest as first mortgage. Address Box 085, South Norwalk, Ct. 92 3t WANTED~PhOWING, GRAoING, carting, cement work, quarry work, $50.00; 1 runabout, $15.00; 1 top wag- but’cher’s Ice box, $5.00. 01 Winfield St.“ East Norwnlk. i‘r’om the big sale. Inquire ii. M. .iloyt, Grumman, South FOR BALE—1 DRIVIING HORSE. on, 51.5.00: 1 light harness, $5.00; 1 :17: 1t HORSES -- EIGHTIEEN FINE, fresh, ‘young Ohio horses, left over We will now sell these horses private. You can buy them well worth the money. Hersh- ii d Horse (30., cor. Concord and i’ood Sis. Tel. con. . a7 ti FOR SALE—NEW MILCH COW. Wilton, Conn. a5 3t etc.; also barnyard cow manure and salt hey: for sale. Thos. Skidd, 53 Fairficld Ave. Phone 1014-4. n1 6t WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS cattle and poultry. Best market prices paid. Extra. prices for int calves. ' $3 to $4 for bob calves to fatten. Ii. Fried-man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. iii ti ‘ GLUETT. PEABODY AND CO. want experienced operators on power . machines. steady work assured. f5 tf BUSINESS NOTICES NOW IS THE TIME FOR PAPER- liang-Ing and painting. The best is al- ways the cheapest. B. Bruinstrup, 20 Cottage St. Phone 223-2. 113 (it CASH REGISTERS, TYPEWRIT- ers, ctc., repaired by David J. «Shaw. 1 Sound View Terrace, So. Norwalk. Expert for the largest commercial; house in New York city. mzii 1n" LOOKI HE HAS RETURNED TO your city. Give him e. chance to es— timate on your painting and paper- hanglng. ‘ Address C. L. Smith, 35 First St, East Norwalk. Tel. Mill-4. - mid tf. PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND decorating. Oakley J. Smith, 8 Oct— tage Sit. 'i‘clephone 1203-5 for an es~i iimnie on your work. All work gum—i nullified. . .. ml3 Gt‘ SALVATOR Ci-I‘ARIOTT, GENERAL: contractor, sewer, water. masonry,’ 'wulks, granting and road work. Esii-§ mates given. Work solicited. Prompt! attention. 26 Wood St, South Nor» milk. Phone 8103. 11112 lit‘ N OTIC E ~.. PAINTING. I’Al’l'}li~ I hanging, Decorating, by practical man. hovers. G. D. 'l‘illey, naturalist, Da—, ‘1le lflti Save money by buying your wall pa» per and pnlniers‘ supplies or Alex: White, 01 1.2 idly Ave. ’I‘el. 4:13. Roth; mates cheerfully given. f2.“ ti; NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. It‘ll and comfort :unranteed. 28 Walt Washington St. “““nlaligasncef C. T. McGovern Rodm 14, Keoler Building, 156 Washington Street, South Norwoik. David W. Raymond UNDERTAKER NEW HEDTMEN’B BUILDING, 27 WAWINGTDN 8T. Tot, office, 1009-8; house. 693. m . v‘fim-I no». my... .... sirens 73vo are arms NW Grand Trunk's‘ President Proposlil'on To Governor of Rhode Island. i'iiOVIIIIGNtlld, Ii. 1.. April 5r-mi’rt'IlI' unnt Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk railway, in a letter received by (lover- nor .l'othier yesterday, offers in turn over to the state of “Rhodes island the clouthsrn New Iiinglond railroad as It now stands on on iunllnnalllo gift, on em conditlonlthut the stain shell com~ plots the road and operate It in one of two ways which the writer nugnosts. The alternatives oi operation are den, willed as Follows: , "(1." if the state desires to operate the railroad we will grant naming rights (In reneorinhls terms mm the New Marlon Northern from Palmer to illrsttloboro, Vt.,,so as to make the line sufficiently long to constitute an operating. devislonl‘wend we will also make the truths moment between the Conn-oi Vermont codeine-owned railroad tor a derision for through rates on o mitoses basis With a refill”: sills , additional snowmen for minimal alternator ‘ s ”u, "‘ ' , "it; one dunno venom mu ,lmse meow he no; for it ' ‘t‘ drapes sent. iii: FOR SALE-BAKERY, CONFEO- tionery and ice cream store. Good opportunity for right party. Address A. 15., care Sentinel office. 115 Ht FOR SALE—A LIGHT IIUGGY 0R runabout only used a [few times, one or two seats. Will he sold 'i‘or one half original cost. inquire 07 Osborne Ave. . at» :it FOR SALEv—QUICK,’ TWO ACRES, fine building‘s, Newtown Ave.. 15 min- lites to trolley. $1,750; $850 cash. A snap. Ernest Boessmann, 22 Fair St., Norwalk. ' til :it FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT, No. 7 Quintnrd Ave, 8 rooms. bath, furnace and gas. Inquire Chas. F. Ilallock, No. 54 West St. all (it EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO- tor car, -2 first class :building lots, at Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell, Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 tf HOUSE FOR SALEv—IO ROOMS, bath. laundry: 20 Elm St. Norwalk; 3 initiates from West Ave. trolley; 8 minutes from post-office and library. l’lest residential section of the city. An excellent opportunity to secure a line residence. Photographs on re quest. Apply to E. M. .lnchson, Jnck- son's Studio, till Wall St, .Norwnlk, ‘ at if FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF sickness of manager. a proiituble o - door business; Needs an energetc, live wire man. For particulars ad— dress “Energetic, Sentinel Office." mill ti’ I AM AGENT FOR THE INTER», ayton harbor. on channel. For further filnquire at 04 South Main St. Bates Court. inquire United Grocery 00.. or II. .losclovsky and Co. mlS ii To .LET-OYSTER HOUSE AND shore, building 28 x 15, east side Row~ particulars address J. A'IGaylor, it. F. I). 37, South Norwallt. ‘ ‘ n15 tit To LET~ON EAST AVE., FIRST floor, with bathroom; improvements; good garden; near East Norwalk rail- road station. Apply 190 East Ave, East Norwalk., ‘ 115 iii TO LET—APARTMENTS, SIX rooms. all conveniences. Centrally loontcd. Rent $20. (I. E. Curtis, ~Lockwood Hall Building. . ’35 3t T0 LETv—F‘ROM APRIL 15, 5 rooms, first floor, centrally located. at 20 Clay St. Apply 24 Clay St. :15 3t TO..LET-——I~1AIRM, 8 ACRES, FIVE room house and outbuildings. $10.00 per month. _ Call evenings until the 9th. su-rnlraela Ave, South Norwalk. Langston. ‘ I a4 3t To LET—MODEL APARTMENT. seven large rooms and bath, hard- wood fioors, hot water heat and jani- tor servicc. See J. It; Layton and Co, until ti TO LET—FOUR AND FIVE ROOM apartments, all modern improvements, at the former Randall Block, Van Zant St, East Norwalk. Rents mas- onalble. Inquire B. Work, on prom. lses. ' ' 8.1 (it T0 LET—4 ROOM COTTAGE. good location, $8.00. Several burns to let. Geo. Mitchell. in if TO LET~—SIX ROOM FLAT WITH all improvements. Apply to l“. H. Fitch, grocer, 118 South Main St. 11118 if TO LET~FOUR ROOM APART- ment, Swartz and Corbett block; also third story loft containing 5,000 square feet floor room. For particulars apply at office of the Old Well Cigar (hun- pnny. mill tf To LET—Tim ROOM HOUSE, 70 West avenue. containing six bedrooms, two baths, hot water heating system and all other Improvements. For fur- ther particulars apply at. cities of The Old Well Cigar Company or on prem- Ises. mZ-i ti.’ TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 2i!) East Washington St, East Norwalk. 2x124 ti TO LET—FROM APRIL IST, LOW-7 national 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 rieu, Conn. Trees Trimmed SPRAYING IN SEASON Beadpain 8. Saunders 192 WEST 8T. PHONE 1132-3. liilil IiilIlllES ORDER OF NOTICE. llisirlct. of Norwalk, as, Probate Court. April 'I, A. I)., lliltl. Idainive of Mary la‘odnr, late of Nor- walk, in said district, deceased. Whereas, written application has been lnndv to this court by the admin- istrator or said estate, praying. for reasons therein set forth, tor an order authorizing him to sell the inventor ind real estate. of said estate. Ordered, That said application he heard and determined at the Probate silica in NorWnlk. on the 12th day of April, liliii. at 10 o'clock furnaces, and that public notice thereof be glv~ on to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a newspaper having a circulation in said district, at loast live days 'bol'ore said day of hearing. . HENRY W. GREGORY. a? it Judge. Milo. PHIPPB WILL WEAK. Mrs. «William “H. Phipps, or Water- bury, sit-president oi the Connecticut dilate Federation, will speak on tho subject of the endowment fund, to he mortal, on Tuesday, April 8th, at ipillo o. m.. at the home at Mrs. issue 8. Jon- nings. All Federated Clint: members Mrs. Whipple CHINESE BOLDIERY AND PIRATE! ' OLAOH. ' ilO‘NtiKONtl, Chins, April 7.~4]njs also on the West River Esturdoy, 'I foriie oi Ohiiielmoldisrs and contains silicon shot” one had captured of]: airmen. , The remainder of the hood fled. summonses quantity of loot unredeemed. ‘ _ V. to; the stats , W. hnown as tho Burch it’istt Decker Mo- ors cordially invited to some and hear ......,. sharp snnountsr with a band at sir: or part of house, 100 .South Main; street. Adults only. Rent Us. In» Iquire of Chas. E. lioyt. 11121 if T0 LET—«FROM MA “CH iST. store in South Norwalk (‘1th building. next postofflce. Entrance front and rear. Inquire cities of Old Well Cigar Co. (19 ti'. TO LEV—HAMILTON AVE, HALF of two-family house, 0 rooms. and Gs room list; all improvements; good con- dition; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. :13 ti W CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTM ENTB. LATEST METHODS. E. BARTHOL, D. C. 211 Atlantic 8t. Stamford. Conn. Lindy Attendant. Rat-Rooms. Hours—4 o. well n. ill. Monday, Wed. nesday, Friday, mm o. in. accident Office-83 Meadow 81.. 1-0 p. m. ‘ ‘ - BPINAL ANALvsls FREE. WW W Mun—.— WU Dividend Notice Fairilcld (lonnty Bovinu Belt. . Norwolk, Oonm, Murat”, ton. on a meeting of the Dirootom of lite li’alrii d County isnvlnss lionk hold this' 1, I dividend It the rolls ol‘ four (I) per cent. per alarm was declared to depositors them the can» slot, loll. ‘" The was will he entered on new booin- sud sold on and otter April iiltll. 1m. lily the order or the Board of Di» r tors. , . . snmoon courts. nail lit . Treasurer. ...,.... A... . 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Question forMen k . anUs'e Good + Coupon No.45 Silverware w Ad’Vwantage u n W; \e'. [7111 Send oi Pandora Octet museum a. Freedom. one I m a ’ i I » * Silverware- _ Six Ccuptins and ' . 530 will entitle you to the SIX; i TEA _, SPOONS. . n'l'. ll. These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a hall . '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 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. .....-..... .-.,e..--‘..uiu~*..l Inl'OO‘lo-IIOO 68¢ SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12 j ‘ ‘ pieces ....... ...... ............$1,98 THESUGAR 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 he appreciated. Come in and look them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long. All ou 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. I. ".I v. I I,I.I I.I.I I I I,I,I, I‘I’I‘I‘I"I'I'I'I'I'I'I‘I'I‘I'II'I‘I"‘I'I'I'I'I I‘- . lull-ill I i ' + i ' :7 ' . . . . . . . I.I.I.I.-.l .I.I.I.-.I I.I.I.-2I.I.I.I.-.-:I.-.I.I . “1““.‘5 \ . 5. up“! \ \ r \ ‘Q '\ K tension»; ' "I ;'~<\“|““, \\\ (it; x it“? "'1 ‘1 /f", / i [(527 i ,’ , /.r ,1 “I . rig-".44! ' 1“ ‘ Er 'i’l I \ I .‘ *3 Every man. has found the answers-eh}: hard experience, too. . A razor ceases to be a razor when it homeless scraper. Shaving. . is o torture when it is a acts ”to; groom. Mont why scrape your -‘ “ faces-with dull razors when a way to gel-feet shoving my line dead oheadl Get I Simpler; Automatic troopers. The man who owns a Slut 'lex‘ always has a cool, clean. vel» vcty shown at his 4disposai. '1 ie Simplex keeps perfect cuttin edges on razor blades, safety and oid~ntylc. Just a minute's wet mill; this wonderful machine, and you obtain a scientifically sharp in e. ‘ It sharpens the old style razors, any size or make. and on following safety razor blades. «Carley, Gillette. “Yankee, Arnold. Durham—Duplex, Keen-Kain. Ever-Reedy. Gem Junior, Ends“. . Cleric, Kin . Week, Word, Star, Gem, Autosfitrop, Sharp-shaver, ‘Yslonndo ere. ‘ ., . 4, . ‘ In operation, the Sim lexeis true to its name. There's no, Melvin-in. insert the his c in the'siot,‘ pull the handle Molt and forth a few seconds, take oat-the, hlods end there "you are. The Simplex. Autonmiic Simple, isn’t it? Let us show youzhow itltarorke.’ Shopper COUPON“ ,No.’ 185 swoon.» dishtliflodihy mailers of'lhrEvgnlofi ,Sentlneisfoi‘. 98 gonmmeompssied 5y slit Sons: ,I ' . or mild cents W“: in the : I ' "‘ dentinel. x.
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