rtifiem is on 1...... see-.— Eng: sauna e. Twenty-MVBHW“ ‘ ~ era. 1 cent pgr Insertion... rflefig. uceorCamDouhlePrioe WANTED LADY orrsae ooMro New. ‘ permanent home to refined woman return dor aorvlces as mother's help-'8 er and companion. Small remunera tion. No oblectlon to some one With ~ little girl. Particulars "CoMpanion," , :lSentineVi airline. - . e14 lit MEN-«BIG SPARE TIME OPPOR- tunity to greatly increase income sell- ing Standard monthly plan health and accident policies. Oldest, largest company. Schuyler, 1133 Broadway, _ New York. all It WANTED—4500 TO ATTEND THE Postponed dance of .star of Columbia Circle. 253. Companions of Forest. Town Assembly Hall, Wednesday, V April 16th. ’uld 3t WANTED — GOOD PAINTERS. Steady work. Apply at once. Inquire J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main St. ’l‘el.1035-4. 0.14 St WANTED—LADY TO SELL COU- pons. inquire at Picture Shop. 83 Washington St. WANTED—~A PIANO PLAYER, 'for evenings only, to play in a moving picture theatre. Apply at Pleasant llonr, Wall street. ‘_ a12 it 9.14 3t. ‘4 sen sens ; FOR BALE—rNEW MILCH COW. Inq ire I. M Hoyt. Grumman «Hill. on Wilton, nu. B12 3t HORSES "r EIGHTEEN FINE fresh, young Ohio horses; left over from the big sale. We will now sell these horses private... You can buy them wall worth the .money. Hemli- deld Horse 00.. cor. Concord and Wood Sta. Tel con .. . a? it EXCHANGE FOR FARM: 0R M0- tor car, 2 first class building lots. at Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell, Room is, Gazette Bldg. hi or HOUSE FOR SALE-10 ROOMS. bath, laundry; 20 Elm -.,St Norwalk; 3 minutes from West Ave. trolley; 8 minutes from post-otflce and library. Best recidentiai section of the city. An. excellent opportunity to secure a line residence Photos ephs on re- quest. Apply to E. M. ackson, Jack- son’s Studio, 53 Well St, Norwalk, Ct. , or ti FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT Oi" sickness of manager, a profitable out door business. Needs 'nn energetic, live wire man. For particulars ad- dress “Energeticg Sentinel Cinnabar m t! WANTED—FOR FAMlLY OF three, competent girl who is good lpialn cook. Inquire 2 Fairfleld Ave, South Norwalk. all at WANTEdeGlRL WITH REFER- enoe, lior general housework. Apply 26 Maple St, Norwalk. all 3t 'WA-NTE»D~—MEN TO LOAD AND Call at Radei Oyster unload Iboats. Co. docks 6 o’clock in the morning. en ti AROUND WANT E D—AN ALL handy man. Cluelt, Peabody and Co. ., an 3t WANTED-PAINTERS AND PA- per hangers capable of» doing first- class work, steady employment. Open shop. Apply Master Painters' Asso- oiation.’l‘lmes dlldg. Room? 724 Main Hartford, Conn, between hours 9 and 5. n10 6t 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. H. Friedman, Oona. Ave. Tel. 1151”,“ CLUETT. PEABODY AND 00. Want experienced operators on' power machines. steady work assured. it it ‘ flames army». u- m WANTED": Experi- encedJOperators and4 Learners - 03' White Muslin Petticoats. Good wages; steady work. Address G. s. Roth 8: Sons Co 40 Water St. South Nor-walk. BUSINESS NOTICES THE SOUTH NORWALK WIN. «low and Renee Cleaning Conumny, . Reiko and Lysobey. Props 1’ O. Box dill. We clean schools, factories and houses. Carpets beaten, th‘o. a 1 6t NOW is THE TIME P017. PAPER homing and painting The lust is all were the cheapest ii. liruiuazruo. 30 Cottage or, raised earn. . um ill. NOW in 7H3! TIME F'OR PAPER hanging and solution. ’l‘ho but is at ways the cheapest ll. iirnmstrup. 20 Ooitnxqfit. Phone 323-2. ha lit Loom HE HAS purchase To your city. Give him a chance to em Motown ymrr painting and pupae hanging. Address 1i! J... Smith. 35 Pint 3t. Bast Norseik. ’i‘el. ”Gigi it a NOTlOE .. response. ?Li’lllfi- V limit“. htins. lay practical man. buying rear wall our death or Alex. willie. ill 1-3 lily Are. i till.c glued ~ emu oiiooriiiliy zine. . -, _n.....— _‘ ...f...-_ 5......” Trees Trimmed SPRAYING .IN SEASON Beaupain V 8. Saunders 192 WEST 8T. PHONE 1132-3. [Hill Nfliltts SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk, $3., Probate Court, March 31, A. 1).,1013 Estate of Mary ii‘. Ayers, late of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis- trict oi Norivnlh, hath limited and iii lowed six months drain the date hero of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will the doberrod a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to moire immediate pink meat to " EMERSON U. MYERS. Administrator. LONGLEYleLLY. mill M 14 Pretty Wedding Ceremony Celebrated 9 Saturday at the Bride's Home In East Norwaik. A charming home wedding was cute brutod Saturday, April 12th, nt 4 o‘clook, at the residence or Mr. and; ‘ Mrs. Thomas it. Lilly. 41 Senviow ave-1 nae, East Norwalk. when their daugh- ter. Elizabeth Valentino, was married to Raymond lrving Langley, oi Storrs, Conan. the Rev. 8. P. Fairbnnks being the officiating clergyman. The house was beautli’uiiy decorated with ferns and ionoulls. while lingo palms tinlisierred the bay window into n bower for the bridal party, Several selections, among them 0 Promise his, were rendered by a stringed orchestra, while congratula» lions were being extended to the new ly married couple and o collation was being served. The bride were u. gown of white lace and carried a shower bouquet of white bride roses and sweet been. Many liandsoinc Wedding slits were ‘ resolved. Mr. and Mrs. Langley restored to Weapon from whence they“ started on their Wedding journey, alter the com- pletion oi which they will reside at sierra. Conn. where Mr. Lengley's Interests are identified with theme! the urination! college at that plnco. Among the guests were Mrs. Thom- no loamy, Charles nooks, Miss ii'lorn once Denice, Min irons Pannier. lira. Thom” 8. Newton. Mrs. Alice em. or Hartford, Mrs. Jun» 9. Jennings. Mile Mm Jennies-“Mrs. 3.13. Hendrlmlir. and Mrs. Edward Oil letpio Alisa Grace Gillespie, we; and up. Stanley '1'. Jennings. Add rlan Bit lensing-V Mirroring tensions. . y Morrison, of. Stamford, all. and? .3! ‘umully and tire. Aland only on i all improvements. Madeline dilluhlenmrle aiiiupiewillr , lion To LfiTwTWO more slow .3 apartments on Woodbury Ave. In- guireO. 'Vi‘. McGovern,155 Washington t. _ . a143tV To LEV—FIRST FLOOR DOUBLE house, 2.1 Union St. Possession at once. inquire Hatch and Bailey it: ti a T0 LET~FIVMOOMS 'INQUIRE J. A Rudder,V 108 South Main St. Tel. 10354. “ a14 3t To LET-Mi ROOMS, ELECTRIC ,iights and :bath; also barn. 14 Toys ior Ave}, near West St. all at T0 ‘ LET —- elx PLEASANT radius, 4 Benedict St; also six plea‘s- . ant rooms 284 East avenue. inquire 59 SeaviewsAve. alZ 3t TO LET -- FIVE PLEASANT rooms, ‘Centraily located. inquire Win. Hillsdon, 6 Elizabeth St. [112 it TO LET—,wRENTS FOR EVERY- body. Houses, lilacs, store, barn. in Norwsik, .8. Norwaik, E. Norwaik, Rowayton and Saugatnch. $6.00 to $5000 per month. Summer cottage. $750 furnished Beacheide inn tar-i nislied. Inquire Raymond Bros. 8.12 St TO LET-wFIVE ROOMS, SECOND. floor. corner «Bette place and Harvey street. All improvements. Inquire Mrs. Aisthorpe, .Seaview Ave. all! 3t ‘ To LET—460ml ROOM. FRONT apartment in Keeier building. All up- to-date improvements, including hot water furnished from cellar. inquire at Keeler's Shoe Store, opposite .Hoyt's Theatre. a12 2t To LET—NEWLY FURNISHED rooms with or without heard. in quire Mrs. J. A. Decker. slows 1hit3 a]. ‘t To LET——5 ROOMS, PART 1M- provemeuts, reasonable rent. inquire it. Joselovsky, East Norwalk, also 52 Water St. South Norwalk. all) ti 'ro LET-wt ROOM HOUSE,‘Wl'l‘iH garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. in- quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 102 Taylor 1.1013?! . a , TO LET‘STORE lN SOUTH 301$, wnlkClub building, next post-oiilce. Entrance front and rear. Inquire ,0!» lies or Old Well Cigar Co. (19 ti “rd Lav-Moons APARTME\T. seven large rooms and bath. hard- wood floors, hot nater heat and inni- tor service. See 5 hi Layton nudge. r in t TO LET-«SIX ROOM FLAT Wl’l‘li Apply to F.1d. Fitch grocer, 118 South Main St. " mill it To LET—Tl‘ N ROOM llOl.’ SE, 70 West menus, containing six bedrooms. two bulbs, not water hehling system nnd all other improvements. For fur- ther particulars apply at oiiice of The Old Well Cigar Company or on prom. lees. infill ti v- i A’ R'ilEi A an East Washington St. East Norwallc. inquire at 64 South Main St. m2i ti To LETfi—PROM APRIL 1813' LOW~ or part or house. 100 south Mala street. Adults only. Rent 318. in. quire of Chas. E. Hoyt. . roll it 1‘0 Ll'i'miutiml‘un AVE, HALF oi intently-hours. 8 rooms. and 3 room not: all improvements: flood coir olden: one block from Women. Joesph Bowler. ’ FOUND. 'ro WMPHEBD non own or mil been some by proving prop- erty and vinyls: for advertileimnt. in- quire 4 Day an an alt x INNAL horseman“. " ,‘ norm MITHWI. B *BABTHOL D c. an Atlantic or. _ MywAthndsnt. Rut been". Way Frills, a: at p. ta. . «of new: Meadow ea. *3 “m .. _ sinner. Alli-strain "in. 2‘0_ seeeeonsxx“ senseless“; Six Coupons 1' ‘Taii‘d’ 530 for lhe Spoons Everys‘ih‘ome . ~. .caauSe'good ‘ ,7 . SilV'chiva-re to adVailtage I“Ernest: beautiful silver—plated Tea Spoons are put up a half dozen to the packs e Are extra heavy weight, full size, and are extra heavy silver-p ted, upon a heavy deposit of nickel. With . proper care will that at least ten years. 'lV‘hey 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 Shelliandl 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 ,_ , "i at a nominal cost. TEA SPOONS. as shown ab0ve. 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¢g 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 .5305 SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price . . . . . . . . . . 49¢ SALAD SPOON, handsomely taxed. Price . 53¢ -The above must be Seen to be appreciated. Eome m sud look them over. Such an Opportunity cannot last long. All on need to do. as 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. ontenancies-olnllolIu-oaltdl “iwbttsl‘s'ld Mt 4%er iii-b‘rltrtrtrPPP ,. v‘rbrb ”- I n11} I r .. els ti CHIROPRACTIC . ‘ : Q:u:.:.:.:r_o,a:-:o;-,s.t mat-i! I '3-1'1' ""J-‘J molars. cent?» 3 M i. no it. in. Monday. Wed.» Simplex : StrorM ‘ Coupon . The Simplex will Sharpen Any Kind ,oi a [later Blade with use . ‘ . . 1.1».he...;e,r,o,u.n,e:w.-;tle.' all» It ‘ ‘ ' ......
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