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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this agedTwenty-Five Words or Less, 25c... /
“Three Timer. 50:: — Each Addition Wo'r
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED
WANTED~M1DDLE AGED WO-
man or young girl to assist in house—
.work. Three adults in family.
who would appreciate good home .laox
3-H, South Norwalk. . 1119 St
WANTED—$8 000 AND $16, 000 As
[at mortgage loan at? 0 per cent. in-
lei est 1302: 085, South No1 walk Conn
1119 3t
INSURANCE MEN ~—-' SPLENDID
opportunity offered! to handle our
health, accident and, natural death
benefit. policy, costs $1 per month;
this is a form of last cues that nip-
penis to the masses an is easily sold;
liberal commissions iwlt'h' collecting id
terest given right .men. Apply Secur-
ity, Box 3455, Bofiton, Mass. w 8: 6 9t
AMERICAN sov anoirr 11;,
strong and willing, as gardener's help-i
er. Steady job it satisfactory. $30
per month and railroad fare from So.
Norwalk. Appl3 Deane, “illrchwood.”
Saugatuck. 615 17 19
WANTED-SITUATION AT GENER-
al housework. Inquire 19 Windsor
Place. 1118 lit
WANTED—~STEADY YOUNG MAN
about 18 to drive delivery wagon and
take care of horse. Must have refer-
ence. Address “Delivery," care Senti-
nel office. . a]? lit
iRELlALE AGENTS TO SELL
liighagrade nursery stock. fully guar
anteed. Part or all your time. Outllt
free. Commissions paid weekly. Write
for terms. Homer Chase (30., Auburn, “‘
Maine. 1117 St 112;“. 3t
WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload uboats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o’clock in the morning. .
, all ti
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.‘ l'i.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
~ \ (6 tr
t.—
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. to it
WANTED ————" Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners
‘ _ on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 81 Sons Co
so Water St. South Norwalk.
EEBAE NflliBES
lllS’l‘lllC'i‘ 0F NORWA'IJK, 33., il’ro-
halve i‘oui'i, April 7, A. 1)., 1913.
lilaiatu oi‘ MARY -2-3. BRYAN, late or
Norwullt. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the ills
triot ot‘ Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the. date hereof
for the “editors oi‘ said estate to ex
hibii their (lulma {or settlement Those
with neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time,
will he disbarred a rocoi'mely All par
sous indebted to said estate are to
uucstod to make inuuudiutc payment
to
(311A RalJO’l‘Th‘. P. STEVENS.
all its 25 Adminietrutrix.
PROBATE EALE OF REAL 35311115.
tinder and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
01’ Nora-silk, authorising him thereon-
to. the subscriber hereby one” for
sale all such right, title and interest
as Mary i-‘odor. late at Norwaiii in
said district, deceased, had at the
lime or her death. in and to the lot
lowina roul relate, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel or
land with tho buildings thereon stand
inn. situated in the inward Norwalk.
at South Norwailt, and bounded North
only in part 'hy land of the estate of
Lewis Raymond. deceased, and in part
by land now qr formerly of Norman
Quittnnr: ideal/my in part by land new
or formerly at said Quitiner. and in
part by highway called Bunion errant;
Southern; by highway. and Westerly
by land oi Mary and Joseph m lites
tro.
Also all that certain piece or parcel
ol‘ land situated in said city at South
Norwaik, it being a part or a tract
or land unearned Mundane-mo Heights,
was? of Which is on file in the town
cities and designated on and
.111in sit Lots No. 1393190; bounded
and described as rollover Starting at
a point on the South has of Morton
retreat titty (50) test West or the
Southwest corner of Avenue!) and
: Morton street; thence running Wests»
any torment; 723.431 thence
Southern may . ii test:
thence ~ ; - hundred
(110” . the
Q) _
Classified “Adel, “ To Let.
For Sale.
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
1 cent
FOR BALI
FOR -8ALE~—TWO~ -BLOCK EBABY
marriages in first class condition;
Oneireuonahle prices. Inquire or Mrs. W.3284 East Ave., 38. Nine rooms. newly
.i Fleming, Jr., Mansfield Ave, Da-i
rien. u19 git
FOR 8ALE~CANOPY TOP sua-
may for sale, in good condition; very
reasonable. Tel. 1241-15. 1119 lit
S'riRAWBERRY PLANTS, 60c PER
hundred; black cap raspberries, 50c
per dozen. E. F. Knorr, 63 Myrtle St,
East Norwalk. - i 1118 iii
Business and
can» 3‘. u‘ in M3“
.0‘9. .0 .0 I. "V
1
TO LET
TO LET—HALF DOUBLE HOUSE,
Six rooms,,vBenedlct St, 312. Six rooms,
decorated. 57 Seavlew Ave, $25. in-
qulre 59 Seavlew Ave. 1119 3t
To LET—RENTS $5.00 To $50.00
per month in all parts of the town.
See our list. Inquire Raymond Bros.
. 1119 iii
To LET-5 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR.
corner Clay and Spring streets. Rent
$12. Apply 24 Clay St. 1118 3t
FOR SALE—GOOD WORK HORSE,
kind in stall or out. Cheap for cash.
lirookside Fermi South Norwalk, it. D.
117, West street; second house Ii'rom
lirookslde school. 2118 3t
TO LET—«SECOND FLOOR. 5
rooms, all improvements, corner Betta
place and Harvey street. inquire Mrs.
(3. ii. Alsthorpe, :13 Seavlew Ave., East
Norwaik, Conn. 1118 3t
”has clinician” ’l‘WO WORK
horses. Weight about 1,‘ 1.00 Harris
and (lane 00.. Water St. all; at
FOR SALEMPRIZE STOCK FlS
chel strain, seven two year old White
Rock laying hens weighing eight to
nine pounds and one one year old
cock. Address "White Rock," Senti-
nel. 11.18 3t
FOR SALE—6 H. P. FERRO MO-
tor. inquire 3rd floor, 20 Elizabeth
St. 318 iii
PRIVATE, 1912 STYLE. UPvlthliT
piano, mahogan3 case, cost $300 cash;
have no use for same. Sell cheap cash
or time to responsible party at once.
No dealers answe1. \V. 19., care Sen-
tinel. a1? 3t
FOR SALEMPRIVA'I‘E HIGH
graded player :piano, will exchange for
upright or sell cheap. Spoils children
in practicing. No dealers answer. A.
K. 1). all? St
FOR SALE—FINE OLD HOME
stead; ten rooms; all improvements;
chicken house. barn, carriage house;
whole 01' part of three acres. 264 feet
on Newtown Ave: grove of large
trees and brook at back; on trolley,
ilvc minutes :from Norwulk Bridge.
Telephone 1041-4, South Norwnlk, or it.
A. llcucdlrt, Flatiron lluildlng, New
York city. all 31
FOR SALE—AN liXiilVim-JD ES-
tatc; large plot 01‘ land: sixteen room
house; beautiful shade: high eleva-
tioul' close to business center of
South Norwulk; suitable for home or
to be subdivided; to settle estate will
sell at a sacrifice.- inquire 01 G. \\‘.
t‘oggswcll, Bridgeport, 0.01111 all 31
FOR SALE CHEAP~ .\lA\\\lGi. l.
(it-liven auto with top new ti1cs,t'our
.cxtrn tubes and two extra shoes, just
‘orcrluuih-d with new parts, also newl3
llillllit‘tl. No reasonable oh’c-r rci'us':
SL. Stamford. Conn. 1117 31
FOR SALE—«311v ONI) llANli
shoes also Icpahlug done in sullsiur'n
ior3 manner. 'i‘ouy Gurramono, :1
North Main ~51 1117 .it
FOR SALE—{i000 l~lOLta"i‘lsll.\
and Jersey cows. nquirc Edwin L.
«Stevenst‘ounh St. ’i‘el’fltlii 6. all" Hi
A BARGAINWG ROOM COTTAGE,
all llupiov.cuwnts 3 minutes from
South Norwalk railroad station. lu~
quire No 47 (Margery Boulevard East
Norwalk. alii [it
HORSES m lulltlii'l‘lhEN FINE,
fresh, young Ohio horses. left over
i‘roru the big sale. We will now sell
these horses private. ~You can buy
them well worth the money. Hersh-
ilcid Horse 00., cor. Concord and
Wood Sis. ’l‘ci. con. ,. a? ti
EXCHANGE F‘Oll FARM Oil MO-
tor car, a first class building lots, at
11mm View iicnch. Geo. Mitchell.
ileum 0. Genetic Bldg. at ti
HOUBE FOR BALM-10 ROOMS.
bat-i1, laundry: 20 him Si... Norwallt;
ii minutes from \icnt Ava trolley; 8
minutes from pout-olden and library.
iiost residential section or the city.
An excellent opportunity to secure a
line residence. Photographs on rue
ducal. Apply to h. M. Jackson. Jack
{pun Studio, 63 Wall 81., liiorwlpiilti
t.
TO LET—SEVEN ilANDSOME
rooms and bath. hot water heat. evci‘l’
convenience to reduce housework to
the minimum including janitor aer:
vice. ll. J. I-llpson, phone 1097.17
11 3t
TO LET—A NJCELY FURNISHED
front room for one or two «people, very
central and convenient to trolley. Ari.
dress Room, care Sentinel ottice, Nor-
walk. 318 3t
TO LETvFURNISHED ROOM, 113
High St. 81'? 3t
TO LET~FURNISHED ROOM
suitable for one or two, all conven-
iences; also first class garage A.p-
ply No. 10 Clay St. 1117 (it
TO LET»; ‘ nouns. FIRST
floor. all improvements. Adults only.
inquire 51 Woodward Ave. 1118 in
TO LET-«4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered and painted. centrally
located. inquire Frederick Lander, 4
South Main St. Room 9. aid if
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR. DOUBLE
house, 21 Union St. Possession at
once. inquire liatch and llalley Co.
aid if
TO LET—~5 ROOMS, PART IM-
provcments. reasonable rent. inquire
TO LET—ii ROOlii’iIOUSE, WITH
garden 011 Conucctlrut ’l‘umplkc. lu-
qulre Mrs. R: ’l‘ariot’, 102 Taylor Ave.
a10 ti
'ro LET~STORF lN SOUTH NOR-
unlk Club building next post~oilice.
Entrance trout and rear. inquire 01'-
iice of Old Well t‘lgur Co. “0 ti'
per Worden.” In Black-
' Every hornc~
"can use good
Silverware
toadvantage
f dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size, and are
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ll. .loselovsky, East Norwalk, also 52,
Water St.. South Norwaik. a10 tr‘
Six, Coupons
and 530 for
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oil. The E. ii. Hall 0.1)., ibii Main,
Fitch, grocei, 118 South Main St.
‘ 11118 if
West avenue, containing six bedrooms.
too baths. hot water heating system
land all other impiov.omeuia For i’ur
.ihor pmtit'ulara apply at office or 'lhe
Old \3 oil Cigar (301111111113 or on picni-
lses. 1112+ tr
TO LEV-«AN APARTMENT AT 219
inquire at 64 South Main St. 11124 ti
TO L8T~HAM1LTON AVE. HALF
oi! two-lam“: house. 8 rooms. and ti
room tint; all improvements: good con-
dition: one block irom railroad station.
Josepha .l'l‘aycr. sis ti
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BUSINESS NOTICES
made-to-mesuure tailored suits and sci).
Irate skirts in the new spring styles
and rubrics, also gowns and petticouts.
Underwaar and hundcmbroldared iiu»
gerie at special prices. Full line inucy
aockwoar. novelties, stamped goods.
Opposite S. N. 'i‘ruat (:o., 04 Washing
ton St. South Nor-walk. Haviiand
Look: no HAS RETURNED TO
your city Give him a chance to as
hunt. on your painting and paper-
hangia Address 0. L. Smi tit. 86
First is .. .liiaiit Norwalk. Tel. 7115:“ it
FOR snub-on AGOOUN'I‘ OB‘
sickness-ottoman”, a profitable out»
door business. Needs an energetic,
tire wire man. For particulars ad
dress “Energetic, Sentinel Wilma“
3m.-
Losrmmniin riosn can: ans»
warp to some or :I‘mr. stem brown
cellar and is a great i. suitable r1: .
ward it returned to .E. Madman
(lanai-nu Ava. him Scrum nil?
At the meeting at Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, held last evening. an “invitation
it was hated to atihnd and nest at
the church at 4: is some
was received hum liar. dons Staple- ,
ion to attend thalamus Memorial sor- ' '
vies. io’he held tomorrow afternoon.
are some our naunui em a...
«cries - PalN'l‘iNG, Pat’tiiib
banana, Decorating. by pronunciation.
have mm, by buying {our .all on-
the Spoons
_ To LET—Six noon FLAT wrfii.
.all improvements. Appl3 to l‘. H.‘,
~11 MM MMMMMs~~xerw~e~rs~ M MMeM
~1~~s~Mr~M~rMMMM~r a M ... .
third-93'"?
4"?
61“.?
92"?
are.
TO LET—~TEN ROOM HOUSE. 'i'tii
These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
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 68d:
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 hexed Price . .. ... . . . . 49¢ '
SALAD SPO0N.handsOme1y ldxed. Price . . . . . . . . . . . .. 53¢
The above must be seen to be appreciated, came 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.
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iii strict VY'FVF'FF'WL' ' *3 it"?
East Washington St, East Norwaikfi
“THE 1.”th snow-wuss. A. 11. .
Palmer is prepared to take orders for '-
iiuiidlnx. at? lit .
The Simplex will Sharpen ‘Anv Kind
of a Razor Blade with ease
I «32-31::v;-:n:e:c:uft;o:t.u:n3::qusznut-3.! ha 1 3 n ml-
her an imitates-11’ sun is! 0 Alex.
Whitml 1‘2 liilyA at 400} Illintle
mater cheerfully van. slit
«Mm acorns debunks
film 31% ”V0“. ii‘it masonic»
«mm n ma w
Fire insurance
w Em};
boot and shoot «pair “do. All m ,
Simplex”
Stropper
“Safety. his more incaby
The dilapibxnuim authorities lustrous ‘
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