WANTED ,
WANTED-A PIANO PLAYER,
i'or evenings only, “to hilly in a. moving
'plcture theatre. Apply at Pleasant
Hour, Wail street. ‘ . 0.12 ti.
LOCOMOTIVE FlREMEN, BRAKE
men. wanes about $1.90; experience
unnecessary. fiend age, stomp. itali-
way, care Sentinel ‘
wams-o—aouu'ns, "mm on ‘~
female, to handle several small arti-
cles, something entirely now. Good
proilt. For particulars. address E.
Morrissiiecialty 00., i3ox.68«i, South
Norwalk, Conn. r112 1t
INSURANCE MEN —- SPLENDID
opportunity offered to handle our
health, accident and natural death
benefit policy, .costs $1 per month;
tpeals to the masses and is easily sold;
lberal commissions rwith collecting in-
terest given right Lihen. Apply Secul-
ity, Box 3456, Boston, Mass. 'w & a in
ea- in Addition ‘
» South Wilton, Conn. ‘ am at
FOR SALE~.-‘~2 GOOD YOUNG
milking cows’ for sale. IInquire 43
Fairfleidi Ave. 4110 '3t
glue and boiler.
this is a form of insurance that up ‘
Word. 1 cent
lace or Caps. Double Price
non Esta
trout chicken coop; also small coop.
piano. parlor suite Good as new:
grid washing mach no; 17 Elm Grove
FOR SALEwNEW Milieu COWv
inquire I M. Hoyt, Grumman Hill,
FOR SALE OR TO LET—46 ROOM
house with bath. All imprOVements.
Inquire J. White, 49 'i‘dylor Ave,
South Norwalk. - MO St
FOR \SALE—CHEAP OLD EN-
Mugner and Flynn.
a10 3t
FOR SALE-«2 .SEATED BUCK-
board, natural wood. rubber tires,
nearly new. 11 Benton St. alO‘“3t
WANTED—FOR ‘ FAMILY 01“
three, competent girl. who. is good
plain cook. Inquire 2 Fulriield Ave,
South Norwalk. all iit
WANTED—GIRL WITH REFER-
cnoe, [for general housework. Apply
26 Maple St., Norwalk. all 3t
WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Rude] Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning
all if
‘WANTEowAN ALL. AROUND
handy man.‘ ,Cluett, Peabody and
00.8.11 3t
WANTED—OLD GEESE FEATH-
er beds. iBeet cash prices paid. Ad-
dress C. F. Dickinson General De-
livery, South Norwalk, Conn alO 3t
WANTED—BY ENGLISH SPEAK
lug Hungarian girl. sitaution at gen-
eral housework or as waitress. in-
quire 250 Ely Ave. all) 3t
WANTED -— 'lllIREE FURNISHED
rooms. Address R. T. M., Hanl‘ord
Garage, South Norwalk. 1110 3t
WANTEDL-PAINTERS AND PA-
per hangers capable of doing [irat-
cluss work, steady employment. Open
shop. Apply Muster Prunters’ Asso-
ciation, 'l‘lmes lilldgfi Room 7. 724 Main
St., Hartford. Conn, 'betwecu hours 9
“'7er ”£717? I; . “19"?"
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for lot calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1161.
$6 ti’
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. it") ti.
WANTED - Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners
.2 “a
- on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. 8. Ruth 81 Sons Co
40 Water St: South Norwalk.
BUSINESS NOTICES
THE SOUTH iNOHWALK own.
new and House Oleuuiua iiompnuy,ii
‘l‘lOJltO nud Lysobay. Props, I”. 0
link hill.
and lioness.
Carpets beaten, etc.
all (it
« NOW it THE TIME ii‘i‘iii PAPER»
hanging and painting. “le2. is al-
ways the click out. Ii. llriimdtl‘llll,'3ll
i‘ clings at I” one 2234! ' ’ hill at
now‘is THE TIME: FOR 2».me
banning and painting. The «boat is at
ways the cheapest B. iiruniatrup, til
Outings 8t. Phone 22M. all tit
LOOK! nu use hardship: to
your city. Give him a chance to no»
limits on your painting and paper-
nuuuins. Adams O. L. Smith,
first at. Mast Hamlin 'l‘el Vin-12
a 4 it
NOT“)! - PAlN'I‘l PAPilllb
hanging, Decorating. by criminal luau.
liars money by buriugvzoura wall so»
rand painters ctAics.
1"to; it id Ava. Tel. 43:.
y girlie. . m
We clean schools, factories .
n this morning tits
All appeared in this new signed dolls
A BARGAIN—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
all improvements, 8 ‘minutes’ from
South Norwalk railroad station. Iii-
quire No. 47 Gregory Boulevard, East
Norwaik. a9 1w
FOR SALE—4t LIGHT BUGGY 0R
runabout only used a tfew times, one
or two seats. Will be sold for one
FOR SALE —— DOUBLE OPEN ‘
Twenty-Five Wards or Less” 25cm 7.
IRMCK‘ ‘3:
per Insertion.
E0 L“
To LET - an:
roomsr 4 Benedict St; also six plena-
ant rooms 284 East avenue. Inquire
59 Seavlcw Ave. “ . a12 3t
TO LET—GOOD SIZED FURNISH.
ed room on Van Zant St., with bath
and housekeeping privileges, 3.2 -a
week or less. Write W. 8. ii}, care
Sentinel.” ' .
‘76” L21- —— FIVE PLEASANT
rooms, centrdlly located inquire
Wm. Hillddon, 6 Elizabeth St. 11.1% it
TO LET-eitENTS FOR EVERY-
body.
Rowayton and Saugatuck.
$50.00 per month. Summer cottage.
$750 lurnlahedt Beach‘slde Inn tur-
nished. Inquire Raymond Bros.
“ i112 3t
T0 LET—FIVE «ROOMS, SECOND
floor, corner Bette place and Harvey
street: All improvements. Inquire
Mrs. Aisthorpe. Seavlew Ave. u12 3t
TO LET—~F‘OUR ROOM, FRONT
apartment in Keeler building. All up
to-date improvements, including hot
halt original cost. Inquire 67 Osborne
Ave. 9.8 4t
HORSES - EIGHTEEN FINE.
fresh, young Ohio horses, left over
from the big sale. We will now sell
these horses private. You can buy
them well worth the money. Hersh-
iield Horse 00.. cor. Concord and
Wood Sta. Tel coil. a7 ti
EXCHANGE non FARM} on MO-
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 ti
HOUSE ‘FOR SALE—10 ROOMS,
bath, laundry; 20 Elm St., Norwalk;
3 minutes from West Ave. trolley; 8
minutes from posboiflce and library.
Best residential section of the city
An excellent opportunity to secure a
line residence. Photographs on re
quest. Apply to E. M. Jackson, Jack-
son's Studio, 53 Wall St., Norwalk,
Ct. at t!
FOR BALE—0N ACCOUNT OF
sickness of manager. a profitable ont-
doorbnuldesse bleeds an; energetic,
live Wire man. For particulars ad-
dress "Energetic, Sentinel Office."
mil-i tt
-"W ~ ..
Trees Trimmed
. SPRAYING IN SEASON
Beaupain 8. Shundcrs
192 WEST ST.
PHONE nan-3.
[Hill llllllliil
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
' District of Nor-walk, as, Probate
Court. April ll? A411. lillli.
Estate of Nelson Taylor. late of
Norwalk, in said district, (incensed.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit
their administration account to this
court ior adjustment. ut the Probate
office in Norwaik, on the 19th day of
April, 1913. at it) o'clock loronoou,
pad that all persons lu‘iorstcd in said
estate may be notified thereof, the
executors will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper bnvlnlzn
circulation in said district, at least
a
live days before lurid. lillh (lily of
April. 1913.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
am it Judge.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new and mum surname,
27 waemuojrou or.
Tal., cities. 10!“: hon", “ii.
semis FOR auditor or KLiNE.
Local bankers received notice to»
day at a reward at will) for the or
rent and mutilation or one John H.
Kline. wanted in Kaimnacoo Michifi
m, for obtaining $8.600 under talus-
pretenses. Kline topsoil a farmer's
signature on a dead. a well as that.
at a witness. and do laundry 38in
enlighten the runner LildMWllll. Tillie
notice colon trout disiplt‘ Ottoman,
311mm.
and: ductile; um
’l‘lil Mine appears on the.
iii of those £1an as their. Kilns ital
‘ room flit: In improvements; m M
water furnished from cellar. Inquire -
at Keeler's Shoe Store, opposite
«Hoyt's Theatre. 1112 2t
TO LET-4 FRONT ROOMS
with all modern improvements, in-
cluding hot water furnished from the
basement. Inquire at Keeler‘s shoe
Store. opposite, Hoyt’s Theatre. an ill
TO LET—NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms with or without board. in-
quire Mrs. J. A. Decker. 8 Lowe St.
' all at
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, PART 1M-
movements, reasonable rent. inquire
Water St., South Norwalk.a10 it
To LET—J‘URNISHEDv ROOMS
with or without light housekeeping.
inquire 15 liaiiiund St., South Nor-
walk.‘ all) 3t
To LET-SMALL FURNISHEE
house near West Ave, nil conVen-
lences. Reasonable rental to small re
liable u‘amily. For particulars address
Cottage. cure Sentinel office. all) 3t
To LET-«6 ROOM HOUSE, WITH
garden, on Connecticut Turnpike.
all) tr
TO LET—4100318, ALSO SHOP
and stable inquire Willinzn i-iii‘ron.
3: Fort St. East Norwalk. aid lit
TO LET-«S’i‘OliE 1): SOUTH NOR-
wnlk Club building, next postvoiilce.
Entrancelront and rear. inquire oi.
lice at Old Well Cigar (lo. * till it
TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
Rules Court. inquire United Grocery
(30., or it. Joselovsky and (lo. will it
TO LET—MOI’iEl. Ai’Alt’i‘MENT,
seven large rooms and both. hard-
wood tioorsflhot writer heatuud luni’
tor service. Bee .1. Iii. Layton and (to.
mill ti’
TO LET-«SIX ROOM FLAT ,WI'I‘H
all improhemenia Apply to I“. ll.
Fitch grocer. 118 South Mnlu 8t
mill it
To LEV-TEN ROOL HOUSE. 70
West avenue, conicinlngs xbodrooms,
two baths, hot water heating system
and all other improvements For {7”
thin particulars apply at silica of be
acid Well Oiaiw Cbmp’auy or on prem-
lm. . m2! i!
To LBT-AN Ai’Aii‘i‘MlilblT A‘i‘ bis
Blast Wuhln on St., East Norwalk.
inquire at it until Main tit, Inst ti
To LIT-Afloat snail. 181‘. LOW-
or part at house. 100 south Main
street. Adults only. kept Ilii. inn
suite of Olin. it, Hoyt. ‘itml
ro tare-mailman Wilt, HAL!
of isomer, hon», ii mama, and
Amati; till biwi hum MM station
Joseph ’13 u
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Houses. tints, store, barn. in .
Norwalk, 8. Norwalk, E. Norwalkh,._
$5. 00 to
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a,
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can use sued.
Silverware ’
to advantage .
These bountiful silver-plated Tea éSpoons are put up a halt-
dozen to the package Are extra heavy Weight, full size, and‘are
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel With-X ..
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 Sheiliaud‘ "
" 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 bad
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 FORMS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the :2
pieces ................$198
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE aré neatly boxed
together. Price .. 53¢
SALAD FORK' also comes neatly boxed Price . .. .. . . . 49¢
SALAD SPOON, handiwmcly boxed. Price . . . .. . . . . . . . . 53¢
' The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look-
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long. ‘ i"
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.
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