. , ‘Bnntll . ormiit Myfighnsakinstail;
m: on the new building to protect the
1&9???” vault way given a test thia‘
Three Titties. 50c --
ts!
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Fivé‘words or L888. 250*
Each Additional Word. 1 cent
face or Caps. Double Price
Classified
' For Sale,
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous '
“nasa— To' Let.
Business and
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per Insertion.“ In Black:
- WANTED
WANTED—~13. LADY WANTS ONE
or two unfurnished rooms «for light
housekeeping. X. X., core Sentinel.
alS it
FOR SALE
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 60c run
jhundred; black cap raspberries, ancient-nor Oiny and .Spring streets. itent
per dozen. E. F. ignorr, 63 Myrtle St,
East Norwnlk. alts
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WA NTEJJwiIlX i'llliil EN (3 I‘ll) (BOAT
and suit suleslady. Apply at Jacoby‘s.
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WANT ED--Sl'l‘UA'i‘ION A '1‘ GENER-
al iousework. lmnlrc ill Windsor — -- m» -..,,_..._.~--.,-_.,_,_,-.__
Flori. . l als lit FOR SALE—CHEAP, TWO WORK
horses. Weight about 1,200. Harris
WANTED—A PIANO PLAYER, and (lane (50., \\\'illel‘ St. 1118 iii.
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FOR SALE—GOOD WORK i-iOiiSEJ
kind in stall or out. Cheap for cash.‘
ilrookside Farm, South Norwalk, it. D.
37, West. streot; second house ll'rom
llrookside school. alts 3t
l‘or evenings only, to play in a moving
pie re theatre. Apply at Pleasant
lio ' Wall street. aifl til
WANTED~STEADY YOUNG MAN
about: 18 to drive delivery wagon and
i
take care of horse. Must have refer-
ence. Address “Delivery,” care Senti-
not office. at? lit
RELIALE AGENTS 'ro SELLl
‘hlghalzrade nursery stock, fully goal-J
amend. Part or all your time. Outfit
free. Commissions paid weekly. Write
for terms. liomcr Chase 00.. Auburn,,
llluino. all St. 2123 iii!
WANTED——MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.
all ti
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3!
to $4 for 'bob,caives to fatten. ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
‘ til it
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. stearh' work assured. (5 ti
WANTED —- Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners ‘
on White;-
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Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;‘
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 8: Sons Co
South Norwalk.,
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40 Water St.
Busmnss NOTICES
"THE LlTTLE amen-nus. A. at
l‘ainior is prepared to take orders for
m:ulo-tu-monsurc tailored suits and Help
nralc shirts in the new spring: stylus
and fabrics. also gowns and priltroats.
i‘udorwoxw and hand-omhroldorod lion
eerie at special prices. Full line l'ancyi
nokar-ar. novelties, slumped lll‘tixlri.
Opposite S. .\'. 'l‘rusl (‘o.. ill \\'ushlug-,
ton St, South .\'orwalk, iluvilnnd:
.liulldiuu’. all lit;
'oll
FOR SALE—PRIZE STOCK, FIS-
chel strain, seven two year old White
Rock laying hens Weighing eight to
nine pounds and one one your old
cock. Address “White Rock," Senti-
uel. 2118 3t.
FOR SA._E—~li .n.‘ n. FiflltRO MO-
tor. inquire 3rd floor, 20 Elizabeth
St. 1118 titt
PRIVATE, 1912 STYLE, UP-RiGil’l‘
piano, mahogany case, cost $300 cash;
have no use tor same. Sell cheap cash
or time to responsible party at once.
No dealers answer. W. in, care Sen-
tinel. 2117 St
FOR SALE—PRWATE lilGlil
graded player plane, will exchnnge'tbr'
upright or $0111 cheap. Spoils children
in practicing. No dealers answer. A.
it. D. " all 3t
FOR SALE—FINE OLD .HOME-
stead; ten rooms; all inqn‘ovomenls;
chicken house, barn, carriage house;
whole or :part 01' three acres, 264 feet
on Newtown Ave; grove of large
trees and brook at back; on trolley,
iise minutes from Norwnlk lirldgeuI
Telephone 10414, South Norwaik. or it!
A. .lienedirt, Flatiron Building, New;
York city. at? lit,
FOR SALE—AN il.\‘l)i\'lt)l~li) ESi
tale; large plot or land; sixteen room
house; beautiful shade; h‘igh eleva-
tion; close to business center 01"
South Xorwalk: suitable for home or
{to be sub-divided: to selllo estate will E located.
sell at a sacrifice. inquire of ll. \\'.5
(foggswoll, llrldgcport, t‘onn. at? lit,
FOR SALE CHEAP~~.\l.\X\\‘Ei.L
I'dulil’ory'nulo with top, new tires, touriollre.
loxtru tubes and two extra shoes, justl «
overhauled with new parts, also newly,
pointed. No reasonable offer reins-
'l‘ho E. ii. iiolt t‘.o., loll Main
81., Stamford, Conn. all~ :it'.
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FOR SALE—«Sltlt‘ONll HAND:
shoes also repairing done in Sliiisitit'-'
tory manner. Tony tiarramoue, L'i
North Main St. at? tit.
FOR SALEmttOO‘l) HOLS'l‘EiN!
and Jersey rows. liillili‘t' Edwin 1..
Stevens, t‘oumy St. 'l‘ol 2mm. all 31
A BARGAINwll ROOM (lO'i"i‘Atll~I.
improvements, 3 minutes from
South Noru'ulk railroad station. in-
qniro No. 47 Gregory boulevard, East
Norwaik. all; tit
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NOTICE ~~i lll'lliiillli' iv‘tiitlliil ANY!
ulw trusting my who, Miro Koywortlm
on my account, as i will pay no hills.»
of her control-lion. 'A. ll. Koyworxh.
rm... .. ... .a. .. ..-..
THE SOUTH NORWALK WlN-;
dow and llmme t‘louuiuu Company:
llolko and Lysobey, i'rops., 1’. 0n
ltov Still. \\'e clean schools. iartorlos
and houses. Carpets beaten, etc.
all tit
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LOOKI ill-i HAS iti'l'I‘lll‘tNlili) To
your city. Give him a chance to ca,
innate- on your painting and papery
banning. Address 0. L. Smith, :lfie
Firrt 81., illuat. Norwalh. 'l‘ol. TlEn-‘J.
all if
NOTICE i’AlN'i‘lNll. l’Ai’l-llb
hanging. llocoruilng, by practical man.
Hove inoneyby buying your wall pn-
por and palntors' supplies of Alex.
White-J51 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. wall
mates cheerfully given. {28 if
Man's noonnm ooom'nxu
boot and shoot repair chap. All kind-
culiom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 2787 West Wuhinnon BL
wmii. wruom, now a. nwnon
of the active mocks opened lower to.
(lay. l'ramnnro against. iterating was
t‘hiltil‘lliliy heavy. Bundling also mode”
a ammo. recoding M on the first few
transactions. The new St. Paul 4 Ms
nautn sold at a fraction under the pub-
mvriptioapriro at ll!) 1-2. _
Willa; ei'i‘ltlilld’i‘. it n. m.~«-Nnrrow
fluctuations were the rule in the rap-
rosontattvo issues, with the main drill:
downwmdh. Opportnno support. kept
the movement from becoming simult-
cont. but steadiness at slime points
was oil‘um. by. depression elsewhere.
southern Pacino {ell nearly a fooint
and the Hill smiths were also new.
Mexican Petroleum added three points
to yesterday's” rine’finntlioidl report/i
oi’ probable earnings.
fiiJhOLARB WOOL!) ill CAUGHT,
'l‘ha ureter alarm, system or the
mm...“ ound to he in excel
fllurbor View Llemh.
FOR SALEwiiOltSiC. HARNESS,
butcher wagon, ice box, tools, 2' srut~
od upbolnvwd’ carriage. Must sell
on account sickness. (full 1.“: Leon
urd .41.. Norwalk, Ct. all; :lt
HORSES M illltiii'i‘l'lilJN li‘lNi-J,
fresh, young Ohio horses, left over
from the big sale. We will now sell
these horses private. You can buy
thou: well worth the money. iiorsh-
tlold i-ioruo (70.. cor. (‘oncord and
it? it
Wood Sis. ’i‘el. con.
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EXCHANGE ir‘Oit lI‘AltM Oit MO-
tor our. 1! ilrst class building lots, at
(loo. Mitchell.
lioom ll, (.lazelto illdg. at it
HOUSE FOR SALE-ill ROOMS,
hath, laundry; 20 Elm St. Norwalk:
:l minutes lrom West Mo. trolley; ii
minutes from postoi‘tlre and library.
lioat residential section of the city.
An excellent ommrtunltr to secure a
lino residence. l'holoaraphn on re-
qnont. Apply to ii), iii. Jackson. Jack.
son's Studio, till Wall St, Norwalk.
(it. at ti
FOR BALEMON ACCOUNT Oi“
sickness or lnanuaur. a profitable out»
door luminous. Needs an allergens.
live wire man. F‘or particulars ud~
drone "Energetic. Sentinel Dillon."
11124 if
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T ées Trimmed
SPRAVUNG lN BEABON
Beaupain & Saunders
PHONE: uses or 1273.9.
CHIROPRACTIC
chum Abausmsnrs.
“ unrest armour.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
all Atlantic 8%. Stamford. (icon.
7 Lady Attendant. Root Room.
Rooms at. mph 1:. in. Monday, Worn
heyday, Frldatt, 8:30 p.‘ or. ,.
Idormant office-Mia Meadow lit, 7.:
' p. m. , '
slam; ANALVM italic.
“Will?“
central and convenient to trolley. Ad-
dress Room, care Sentinel oi’iice, Nor-
walk. aid lit
TO LET~FUILNISIIED ROOM. 13
wiiigh St. at? 3t
TO LET~~FURNISHED ROOM
suitable for one or two, all conven-
TO LET
T0 LET—s noons, FIRST FLOOR.
$12. Apply 24 Clay St. aitl lit
TO LET-SECOND FLOOR, 5
rooms, all improvements, corner illetts
place and Harvey street. inquire Mrs.
O. H. Alsthorpe, 3:: Scarlew Ave., East
Norwalk, Conn. altl 3t
T0 LET~SEVISN HANDSOMLC
rooms and bath, hot water heat, every
convenience to reduce housework to
the minimum, including janitor ser-
vice. ii. .l. l—iipsou, phone 1027.
all lit
TO LET-A NJCELY lt‘llltNiSiildl)
front room for one or two people, very
iences; also first class
ply No. 10 Clay St.
garage. Ap-
al'l 3t
TO LET—5 ROOMS, FIRST
floor, all improvements. Adults only.
inquire Bi Woodward Ave. ms tit
TO LETwl-lOllSlv: CORNER ltlsllfll)
street and l’iltnain Ave, containing
nine rooms. All improvements; int.
mediate possession. Apply Wm. H.
McMahon. 29 l‘uluam A\'c., South Nora
walk. out lit
TO LET~llAitN, 22
avenue. inquire A.
Store, Woodward Ave.
\l’OOl)\\'AllD
Paris, Grocery
old :it
TO LET—«FIRST FLOOR, 27 “'00”
ward avenue, seven rooms, with im-
provements: rent Sill. inquire. 13 Grove,
street. or J. \‘room, Seaside place,i
least Norwalk. alll til;
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TO LET-i ROOM Ai-‘Ait'l‘ltliBNT,
newly paperod and painted, centrally
inquire ll‘redcrick Lander. 4
South Main St., Room 9. all» it
TO LET——l’iliST FLOOR, DOUBLE;
case. 21 l'nlou St. Possession at?
inquire ilutrh and iialley Go.
all it
h
TO LET—«5 nouns, mar In!
movements. reasonable rout. inquire;
it. .Toselovsky. East Norwalk, also 522
Water St., South Norwalk. old “i
TO LET—43 ROOM HOUSE. Wi'l‘ll.
garden, on Connecticut Turnpike. in-
quire. Mrs. ll.~2l‘nriov, ill: Taylor Ave.
, all) it
TO LETu-nS’l‘Olili lX Silil’l‘ll NOR-l
walk (‘lnb building, next post-onion;
Entraul-o front and rear. inquire ol-
ilro of Old \\‘eli (‘tgnr (‘0. till it;
TO LET-Mslx'iioon FLAT wrrrfi
all , improvements. Apply to 1“. ii.“
Fitch, grocer, 118 South Main St. l
.mlti
TO LETw'i‘RN noon nonsn. 70,
I Went avenue. containing six bedrooms;
.two baths, hot. water heating system
and all other lznprovomouts. li‘or 1'1qu
glher particulars apply at video or The:
lOld Well Cigar Company or on menu
loos: mil LI:
if
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T0 LETwAN- Al‘dlt'l‘hildN’i‘ AT 219!
um Washington St, iviust Norwalkl
inquire at iii South )ltlillmtii. 1112i ti“
TO LET~HAMILTUN Mild, HALF
oi' two-family house, it rooms, and ti
room not; all improvements: good can
dltlon; one block tron: railroad station
Joseph it. Taylor. :13 it
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H Fire insurance
C. T. McGovern
Room 14, Keolor Building,
155 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
KNIGHTS OF WASHINGTON MEET.
M the 'iiorkoley Street Chapel
rooms, laid. night, iiugroo teams of tho
Norwalk and Spaniard oonipaniea at
tho Knights of «Washington, initiated
tho members of the new company
which has been formed in hit. that.-
thaw‘c Pariah. Wilton.
The initiation was followed by a nup-
por. given by Coinpuny D, to the vislh
are from Stamford and Wilton, at
which there was npoecllwmking and
good lollowahip.
Tho Wilton company is the third to
be tanned in Fatrilold counlr. and is
the tenth collinear of the First lieut—
' moot.
order, for the young man oi the
church. which is growing very flint,
mu hide fair to no the man success»:
fill organisation of its kind.
- WATIH’BUHV HESIOENT DEADr
alter a long illness. monarchy com
Knights or Washington is a secret ~
WAWWRY, April itlwwiienry U. .{
Wood. premium in .mtormii ' circles, ‘
died at his home here this morning. -
‘* TheSénfinel mats. 05ers 11 precarious! imam one: I the Sentinel Premium count» The Smans~fpremimbhn
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These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size, and are
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a‘heavy deposrt of nickel. 'thh
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 Parks, 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. ‘ q ‘
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¢
SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12
.
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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 boxed. Price 53¢
The above must be «scenic be appreciated. Come inand 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.
Six Coupons
and 530 for
the Spoons
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Simplex
The Simplex will Sharpen linv Kind
of a Blade with ease
Simplex 7 'Ahtomatic Stropper
The Simplex can be obtained by readers at The Evening
Sentinel for 98c and .Six Coupons, at The Sentinel Office,
or by mail 80 extra. The Simplex will make you an expert.
is”: much] iiiible investment for big shavers and littlershavers. paying annual dividends of moral hundred or V
cent. Wifi. you can all on your razor blades atzhome. old style and safety. No more money to pay for ha 3'
blades honed and sharpener :no more safety razor blades to buy. The Simplex makes them last forever, and guaran-
tee. a perfect shave every morals . It taken but a minute. and you have the Remestrwti'ueiitt blade that ever touch—
ed a mow board}. The working the Simplex. is simplicity itself. . . .. . ' . , ,,
‘ It charged: the 61d style mm. any size or make, and the followi ‘ 1 so! i
- kit‘s, Arnold. urha Duplex. Kocmifiutter, Ever-Ready, Om Junior, Eh arm-C
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now can: from
trailer to“ mull . i Jill”: 7““
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