WANTED
WANTED-DON'T BOTHER WITH
setting hens. set the baton your ease
in incubator. Good be h guaranteed
iron: good eggs. . dc to each chick
hatched. E. 6i. Petersen. i ”Winfield
Sb, East Norwnlk.‘ v. 626 it
WANTED +~TO CONTRAOT. NOT
later than May 16th, with three or done
middle aged men of good appearance
to travel in Connecticut“ All dum-
mer’s job Address with references
and stating salary expected. No ex.
parlance necessary. Glen Bros.
Rochester. N. Y. 47th year.
4126 30 m3
WANTED-CllAMBERMAID HO-
tel Clifford. _ 326 3t
.INBURANCE " MEN -- SPLENDID
opportunity offered to‘ handle our
health. accident and natural death
benellt policy. costs $1 per month;
this is a form of insurance that
meals to the masses and is easily sci?
, liberal commissions with collecting in-
terest given right men. Apply Secur-
ity. Box“ 3455. \Boston, Mass. .w & s 9t
(NURSE, GOOD STRONG HEAL-
thy wet nurse. Call at once. Dr.
Lawrence's office. 82 South Main St.
35 3t
WANTED—HAT TRIMMER, 0N
who can trim and Mod. $10 was
fl.
guaranteed the car around. United
Hat Mlhg. Oo.,-1 2 South Howard St,
Akron, Ohio. 1125 3t
lRELiALE AGENTS TO SELL
mi-ghgrado nursery stock. fully guar-
anteed. Part or all your time. Outfit
free. Commissions paid weekly. Write
for ‘terms. Homer Chase 00.. Auburn.
Maino.-» a1? 3t 1625 St
~WA3NTED--A WOMAN TO weak
on machines. Apply Crescent Laun-
dry, Seaview Ave. East Norwalk.
8.24 3’:
WANTED—GENERAL AGENT FOR
Mass. Million Dollar Casualty Com
many to sell best Monthly Accident
and Health policy on market. Excep-
tional opportunity. Address replies.
"Opportunity," this office. 324 (it
WANTED—MEN To LOAD AND
unload Ihoats Call at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o’clock in the morning.
. 4 all if
WANTED——TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to 64 for bob calves to fatten. 11.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
‘ .. f8 tr-
CLUETT. PEABODY AND co.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured f5 tf
WANTED —— Experi-
énced Operators and
Learners
on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 8: Sons Co
5° Water St. South Norwalk.
6
*susrnsssrsnfriccsm '
SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS 01“
wall paper. painting and decorating.
li‘. lilonediut, 66 Osborn Ave. Tel.
1213-2. . q 1121‘. it
'flikNK 061.“). iiOii‘. 161. N03-
waik: are“ out. outlets hasten. liar.
dens adapted. ' s24 21.
"Till Li‘rTLl enormous. A. iii
Palmer is prepared to take orders for
intrusions-aura tsilorsdguits and sell-
umis skirts In the new nor as stylus
and fabrics. also gown! and pattieosts.
Underwear and handmbroidoied lin-
‘FOR‘ SAL! '
AUCTION-«A. C. HEXAMER. Alli}
tioneer, will sell at public auction on
Thursday. May 1. 1916. at 1: 30 o'clock
p. m. on the premises of Laurdaie
Farm, west St, New Canaan. Conn.
25 cows, consisting of blameless grade
Holsteins. Jerseys. and Guerns‘e’ys'.
Most of thesé cows are now much.
balance are swingers and mllkers.
They are young, in good condition. and
or thmbig milking type. Will also sell
on m 3
T0 LETmill (lON ECTTGUT AVE.
ifour room's. 88. 00; ve rooms. 66 00:
six mine. 612, second floor. water,
etc. Inquire at Layton o’r Lawrence
agencies. ‘ , , 1126 It
TO LET~OYSTER HOUSE AND
shore on channel. east side Roway'ton
harbor. Could be used tor camping.
Apply J. .A. my1or. West sue, Rolli-
aytou. , . . . e26 3t
registered Holstein .anI. This is an
exceptionaiy flue herd of cattle. masts
1y 4 years old, and any one desiring
choice cows. either liar dairy or fam-
ily purposes. will surely find them
at this sale. Also 4 good general [purr
pose horses and 28 Berkshire pigs.
6 weeks‘ old. If stormy, sale next fair
day. Terms cash per order. Joe. I
”Hamid 1126 29
BALE—~06!!!) 3 1-2 1r; P;
FOR
Palmer engine and boat.» Price 630.
Box 683, South .Norwalk. \, 1126 iii
'FOR SALEv—J’IOUSE NEAR DE-
pot and Wateniront, modern improve-
meats; terms reasonable. Home-
seeker s bargain. Why pay rent when
interest on investment. is less? Ad-
dress Conrad. Sentinel Office. n26 3t
FOR SALE-TWELVE FOOT
tailoring. Low price.
Norwa‘k.
46 France St...
1128 3t
FOR SALE—A LOT ON wooo
ward Ave. 60 by 125. Inquire at 11
BurrittwAve” South Norwalk. 1125 lit
FOR SALE OR To LET—EASY
terms 2 family house, 12 rooms, large
attic. celler.improven1ents, garden,
chicken house. near hospital 22
Magnolia Aver" Inquire C. L. James.
Tel. 1085-4. a25‘3t
FOR .sAL‘E—an 01.1) HOME
stead; ten rooms; all improvements.
chicken house barn. carriage house:
whole or part of three acres. 264 feet
on lNewto‘wn Ave.; grove of lar‘ge
treks and brook at back; on trolley.
live minutes from Norwalk Bridge.
Telephone 1041 4. South Norwalk, or it.
A. Benedict Flatiron Building. New
York city. ‘ a2i 3t
FOR .SALEJFOUR PIECE PAR~
lor suite. mahogany iiuish, $15. In
quire 90 Woodward Ave. 1124 at
FOR SALE~CABINET ORGAN. IN-
quire 18 Grove St, or Tel. 7532' .
«24 3t
FOR sstaénmnomo LOT.
50 ': 200 on Smart Ave. inquire :11
(hove St.. or 16 Stuart Ave... Norwalk.
, 2'2-i ii’
i
CHICKS EGGS—AVIJITE
pingtons. Biggest winter layers
mandest and finest utility hi1ds.ll’
\011 paid 620 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or matter layers. $1.50 per
setting Hendricks Poultry Farm,
Sungatuck. (123 lm
“WWW
EXCHANGE FOR FARM 011 MO
tor car. 2 llrst class building lots. at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell.
items 5. Gazette Bldg. s1 tf
House son BALE-~10 ROOMS
hat-l1. laundry; 20 Elm St.. Norwalk;
3 minutes from West Ave. trolloylli
minutes from postofiice 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. « 6.1 if
0R4
l
MISCELLANEOUS.
woricsmi unannv GWEN
ed by one Chester Ingersoil my form-
er clerk. 61.1}. G. Rider.
Mum-4.— m
Fire. Life, Health
Accident. Plats Glass. Auto
insurance.
some at special prices. sun line fancy Notary Public.
neckwsar. novelties. stamped loads.
Opposite S N Trust (.36.. M Wulllnm Cd T M G
gm he. death ‘Ndrivslk, Iisrilsnd C Over“.
"mm “1“ 3‘ 1-111. m. idliwuhindion st.
item“ no 11116 6.62666th Til
your no. (live kiss a chance to at
minis _. cursor painting” and militia?“
Wt with
first Btu lint Netting.” Till. 716- 61;: 5
, usually.
three boilers and one two year old .
counter and large table suitable for SL
lice that i will pay up bills contract-
ch4 at
room. 66 First 81.. houth Norm It.
Bani lists“, Bouts. 6umy Bonds,
W
Millions Mil odour» or Gori-
r11 26er anxiety
T0 LET-8 ROOM HOUSE. NEW
ly decorated. IAll modem improve-d
merits. 57 seaview Ave. Rent 325.
inquire 59 ‘Seavlew Ave. 1326 iii;
TO LET -- FIVE PLEASANT
rooms. centrally located. inquire
Wm. Hillsdou. 6 Elizabeth St. a26 1t
16"L’Erm'1‘nitnn iidoms. ”He's
Summnt Ave. Inquire on premises.
(:26 3t
for garage or automobile storage Cen-
\trally hosted. inquire Harris and
(lens 00.
To LETe—Slx ROOMS AND BATH.
All improvements. Corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves. Inquire 84 Wood-
ward Ava. or Henry A. Hegeleiu.
plumber and tinner. 141 Washington
625 3t
To LETaSEVEN HANDSOME
rooms snd‘bath, hot water heat. every
convenience to reduce housework to
the minimum. including janitor ser-
vice. H. J. «Hlpson. Phone 1027.
" " 3125 at
‘T0 kET—z NICELY FURNI
rooms for housekeeping: also 3 arse
rooms unfurnished; reasonable. 41
South Mdlu St. a25 3t
T‘o Lars-NEW SIX noon cor-
tsge. all improvements. Inquire Unit
ed Grocery ()0. , 324 of
To LET-8TORE AT 205. EAST
Washington St. junction of “Dorian
Point and East Ave. trolley. Store 65
test deep with sink and toilet; front
and rear entrance. A good stand for
any business. Rent $15.00.» Inquire
of D. T. Murphy. 202 East Ave, or of
Taylor and Golden. 324 lit
To LET-F‘OR SUMMER SEASON.
modern 8 room furnished .home. all
conveniences. high ground, merlook-
ins Long Island Sound Near Bell
island. trolley ahd station Seashore
bathing, shade fruit. etc. Commuting
distance New York. Address House.
care Sentinel. 11.21 in
To LET—‘I‘WO FRONT ROOMS.
furnished. separate. all conveniences.
With private family. live minutes from
City Hall. block from trolley. Address
B. 13.. Sentinel (Miles, 23 3t
70 LET~T0 FIRST CLASS hilt
her, shop at liowui'ton. Good loco.
tion. moderate rent. inquire Airs. A.
Dibble. «2:1 3:
TO EST-mi ROOM APARTMENT
third floor. rear. rent iii. 00. Sunnis
and Corbett bionic Also second floor
iolt. 5.000'squuic feet. for light menu
factoring.“ inquire at office of the
old 'Welbuclgar Co. 1123 ii
To LET—«APARTMENTS 1N run
Dibble building on North Main St.
J. Irving Dibble. H9 Washington Si.
323 1w
To. LEW—20600.“ HOUSE. (BEN
trnlly located. suitable for boarders.
$50 per month One of the finest
houses in town. all modern conven-
latices, overlooking Sound, 63.3 per
month. inquire Raymond bros “3 3
‘ i.
To tar-mouse. six nouns.
all improvomcatn. to small ramily. in.
quite pastors Bras Store. as lit
{
..
mountain. reasonable rent. Inquire
it Josslovsky. East Norwaik; also 6
.11th
newly honored and painted. obscurity
located. inquire Frederick Lander. 4
South Main St... Room 6.111311 if
1'0 Lily-JIM? 61.0063. sonata
house. 31 Union at. Possession u
once. inquindlatsh and Bailey do
‘ meeting 1m wcidnesdsy at the home
‘tlie summer.
T0 LET—BUILDING QUITABLE'
326 3t .
TO LIV-~53 ROOMS. FM? ‘3”.
1’0 LET-“:4 3.00M AYWTMENT; ‘
W. 8 Smart of West Nor-walk.
v has 601112.700 day-old chicks recently.
m ‘0‘
rue Ladies Aid somewhat: a;
H“
of M68. W. .8. 8661““:
i ".i
f
The executive committee of the
West Norwulk improvement Associu
tion met last Tudpday evening at the
house 9.: Charles Modulator” the pres.
idont. " .
‘ A West“ ‘Nol‘walk man woeftalklng
to one of the lay brothers at the
Monastery. who was speaking of bar-
vesting the ice crop last winter from
the difficulty of buying lcp there" in
The brother cousoled
him with the remark: "Well, you
are lining in» the country now—
when in Rome you must do
Ihomans do."
"l'm perfectly willing.” replied the
all the ice." »
ijtrmass PARADE AND no HON-
on T0 GRAND OFFICIALS.
Main street,
cermonles. The initiation proper was
held in Eagle-3‘ Hall. where the Bible
ceremonies
cial to Knights of Pythias hall.
in the affair
Among the olflcerd or the grand
lodge present at the initiation were:
“Grand chancellor. John J. Galley, M.
1).; grand \lce chancellor, .1. Fred
W. Chapman.
thian sisters of Calantha Temple 16.
m
.—
donnmlcot'i‘urnp ‘ 3
, Taylov. 162 61.61“ ‘
avenue has boast coo duels inlets. .
‘ can of seed times and is renovating
v
‘3 son. fills likely that another tennis
the lake on the Monastery g’munds. ton Point again assures the point of
The West Norwnik man complained of a successful and safe bathing season»
i
Party, “but the Romans seem to have in
About 400 Knights of Pythlas toolii E. Hill has been beautifying the en-
art in a torchllght parade through trance driveway to his dock.
Bridgeport. Thursday which he and his parties embark for
night, and in an initiation of seven Pilot island. and the place will be
Knights to the rank of page. Knights more attractive than ever this sea-
from all over the state attended the son.
class cermonlos were held so called walks opened yesterday when two
Dbecause the damily Bible of the young ladies from Dal-lea appeared in
founder of the order is used in the full bathing costume upon this be
After the initiation the" members temperance plunged into the exh
adjourned for refreshments and a. so ing waters of the Sound A short.
All swim was followed by a quick dress-
the tour Bridgeport lodges took part ing and a brisk walk.
Crnhglo; grand keeper of rolls and i‘airiield I.“ been sued by Harmon,
seals of Connecticut. Rev. George 15- Yount 00.. okva York for 3300‘ It?
Wright sumeuie chancellor, Thomas is alleged that the sheriff attained on?)
J. Carling,; supreme keeper of rolls outolnohlla valued at 31, 600. which he
tilld seals. i'i‘t‘fl E. Wheaten. grand found m ”03353310“ 0f um impBTlSlb
preiiits, sex James H. George; grand s‘ble (mafia {CO of Norualk.
toaster at’ arms Russell Porter Clark; plaintiff claims to own the machine
grand master of excheqner. William in addition to 5400 damages the court
N Pom“ grand .nnor guard,i\ianll11s is also asked to give the plaintiff nos. 1 versury of his birthday All?“ WWW
H. Norton: grand outer guard, Fred session 0‘ the car
The tables Wme served by the Py- perils: 00“..."
East Week
Silverware and Razor Strops
Almost Exhausted ’
We will not continue the coupons after
April 3061.; Anyone desiring either of T
the above articles should preterit con-
pens at once had avoid disappointment. ..
Coupon No.62
‘ 751:; Coupons with amount
* (1 herein '
. 2...,
daughter Marion are shedding several
days with Mrs. G. ‘6‘ Waters at "Hick-
0W Biol!
’ .
0'
W
G. 6‘ Waters is properties for a see-
his launch “Cautious" preparatory to
lounchingibe craft.
«Wu.
The «Knob Oluh ground: are beink~
out in Condition (or the summer sea
count will be «built this season.
‘i_
The fact that the Life savers have’i
secured the bathing privologles alt Ro-
. Koste Kostcantoes, proprietor of
the Candy Kitchen in‘ South Main
street. will occupy the store at the.
“du- Hickory Bluff birthing beach this sum-
“ ”“39 mer.
v
The Emerson cottage is being ut
good condition for the Edgar cei-
ler family of New York who will 331'.
rive the first part of May 206, the sea-
son at lllckory Bluff.
1mm
The bathing season in The Nor-
at Hickory Bluff and after testis he
SHERIFF ELWOOD su‘so son or:
Florin. ACT.
Depniy Sheriff H 21. Elwood of
The
The action is re-
turnsble to the May term at the so
Master Chester BroWa is recove
ins from 3y. we weeks’ illucsw ' ~
terdity withfidonds at a... nun.
0012'
. r
W
Norwnlk. after spending three weeks
in town. '
rs. Sarah Brown and Mrs ”all. 3i.
for several days.
Mrs. 13M. E. Godfrey is the guest of
Mr. and (Mrs. Harry Picking, in East
Orange. N. J.
i
andiers. Charles Nash of Norwalk.
were in town Wednesday.
Miss Stella 'Buckley and |Miss Mar;
jorle Buckley, of Cannon,‘ visited
friends in Valley Forge yesterday
Mrs. Aaron Walsh has returned from
a. visit with Brooklyn friends John
iwelsh, of Brooklyn. has also visited
his parents here. '
“I
The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Fitch wi-
dow of Ephraim Fitch, was largely at-
tended, Wednesday. from her home in
Godfrey street. Many out-of-town
friends were in attendance. The pall-
bearers, were A. C. Bradley, 6'. B.
Banks, 0. H. «Sconeld, (F. E. Bennett.
For nearly a half century Mrs. Fitch
had been a member of the Norfleld
Congregational Church. and its for-
mar pastor. Rev. D iMoses.c conducted
the service on Wednesday. Mrs. Fitch
was the youngest daughter of the late
Probate Judge Charles Rowland and
i; had been a. life-long resident of Wes-
ton. She is survived by one son. John
Fitch and two daughters Miss Annie
Fitch and Miss Alice Fitch. all resid-
ing in Weston.
l Broad River
‘ .
Aubrey Lloid entertained a large
party of friends. yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being the seventh aunts
3llttle friends were in attendance. and
all enjoyeddi line time. The host re
' each
ct
coined a number of presents. and
\h
1
EA 8600618. as shown above, show m3 exact desln
put up a half desert to the package. Price per ital do?“ .
THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the some mans ‘ 3
”15401811 InaIlenses.Isa-nunsoOssaflosssil
in xmvns ins six nouns are
lesthmttq case with hinged top.
91“”... nsovosonasbseasucuss-lass
THE SUGAR SHELL 31nd BUTTER KNIFE an itch
“I‘m“. Pflca SICIOIICIbl3IIl’I
SALAD FORK also comet neatlyboxed Price...“
SALAD 31500“. “filmy bDXOd. Mu noisiosloucis
and to do. is to present Six Coupons. 111..
«new
Antiwar”, together was so
Stephen Rumor. of Valley 6‘or3le. - 3
has visited his brother. Frank Hnr-
Mrs. Charles liarty has returnedto
ers. o. (E smith, of East Norwalk‘, 3
. house and otheriyoir’thhildlngs
'3 being hit.
M ller have been on tire invalid list ,. _
some years later she said
always recommend Danni-
Pile when I‘ have the 011136
am only too pleased to con)...
former statement in their ‘
For sale by all dealers.
cents. Foster-Million: :0
New York. sole agents for th
States.
Remember the name-t—Doa
take no other. . V .
there were games. music arid
Elle street. just above the
of Jams ands. yesterday.
It is said that shown!”
man to aim warnincof theinrd .
blast and some poodle claim 1th“
did not give sudiclent notic
man says‘he'did. The blast w
covered, and till) rooks‘devvl‘dif
rections.891no of the side
Mr. Ells’ house. breaking fie
bestos shingles, and going
through the roof board's. ‘
so damaged A man world
(the place had a narrow coca
awn;
Asthma! As on
POl’HAfl'S * - A‘STHMA R32
gives instant nnicf amd- on ghoul
in. all cases oi Asthma.
Hay Fever. Solc‘ by drug
receipt of price 61 m5. -
'rrlni Package by mall 16 on
wuuws um. cosh»... '
For sale by the Clifford
It'd-avoids
gdupinahmdwmo
cecomplete for.
DNliiIOiIOCQOMOI;
cansisfihiovo‘goalovohllido
cost. mutant of
all
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