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E‘ E E E this E TwenWsEFivEe W ,7 25c-~E
Three Timles, 50c -.- Each Mditloneipalggrd. 1 cent per Insertion. In Bleck7
- fees or Caps. Double Price , ‘
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WANTED ‘ 7 ..
E §TAMFINO-ALLE stuns on
pedd"i I. Emil gsupplles Macks
memo "taken for dresses.
All can be purchased at The Ere-b .
Shop, 15 Railroad Ave. 1112 iii ,
wmrshm—wssnmo- AT HOME
or .by the (lay1h also cleaning by the
day. Inquire rs. Deluuth 15 Scull:
St. ‘ 7 m1 3t
WANTED 9-— MANUFACTURER
40 Water St.
WWVELWIEW‘ WM WW
lwanbs men in office experienced in
rectory accounts and pay roll. Ad~
dress in own «handwriting, stating age,
reference and wages expected. D..
care Sentinel office. n12 3t
WANTED «- GENERAL EHOUSE-
worker, i3 a. m. to 4 11.111. Nowesh-
lug. Csll evenings. Mamott, 180
Franklin Ave. 1112 it
WANTED—SITUATION BY AN EX:
Eperienced meat cutter or grocery
clerk. J. P. mi in
WANTED-280Mb} soon RELIA-
Eble family who will store my nearly
new player piano and music free for
its use. Box 414. ml at
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-
eral houseWork. Inquire 76 Ely Ave.
ml 31.
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL WISH-
ee position as general housemaid. Call
or write 2 St John St, East Nor-
waik. m1 3t
WANTED~GIRL TO DO GENER-
al housework. Aliply Mrs. Yates, 127
South. Main St. hone 12u6- 3:
m1 3t
WANTED-*YOUING 'MAN ABOUT
20 years old in our work rooms Gluetd
Peabody and 00., Inc all 3t;-
WANTED—WOMAN'TO DO WASH
lug Monday mornings. ‘Must give
good reierences. Apply between 6
and 8 p. m.. 27 Fairfleld Ave. m1 3t
7 POOL TABLE WANTED-SECOND
hand poo} table. Send price, size lin-
lsh and where it mm be seen ii. P.
Wright, :llelle Island, South Norwalk.
‘ n30 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED TURN-
ersdn on paper boxes and girls to
lenrn. Apply" to The Norweik liox
Co. 1130 ti
WANTED—MEN AND BOYS TO
work in paper mill. Apply at once.
Westport Paper (20., W,ostport Conn.
n80 3t
WANTED—TO TAKE Cl-IARillt‘. 0h1
road. water, sewer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address lE‘cllx
Marietta, 15 Windsor place, or 'phone
412-121, South Norwulk. 4128 1w.
WANTED-#10 BOARD. ONE ()it
two small children, by experienced
nlotheriy woman. 32. 30 per week. ov-
erythlng furnished. Best of cure giv-
en. Apply ilrook Cottage. 30 Myrtle
12%., Bust helwulk. n23 Gt
WANTfiowtlENldliAI. AGENT FOR,
Muss Million Dollar Ousunltv (‘om'
pony .to sell host Monthly Accident
and Health policy on market. Excep-
tionul opportunity. Address replies,
“Opportunity," this office. 1124 it
WANTED—MEN T0 LOAD AND
unload hosts. t‘sil at Model/Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning.
all if
WANTED—aim BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beet market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves til
to“ for bch calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
til it
WANTED .4- EXperi-
ended Operatdrs ‘ and
Learners .
- on White
Muslin Particulajl‘rood wages;
steady wdrlt. Address
G. S. Roth 8: Sons Co
South Norwaik.
A and live passenger touring car; also
'Harbor View Beach.
“son and E .
son BALE—J‘IROT cuss. use
him size safe. Address lSafe, care Sen-
tinel. m2 2%
FOR ~8ALE~YOU WANT A HOME
A little cash will .buy you a new 7.
robin hence with an acre of fertile
land,15 minutes’ walk from Norwalk.
2 minutes from trolley, high. line view, _
where you can have big garden. chlcle
ens, fruit and decadent from land'lords.
Think of. the mtuhe comforts. Take a
good long think and then see Law-
rence Agency, 15 South Main St
Price $2, 950. . m2 3t 7
FOR SALE «uBUGGY, SURREY,
two harrows, vice and other farm
' view Ave. East Norwalk.
5.: ‘wc ‘7.”
n. we
'ro LET-«WELL. FURNISHED
front room, suitable tor one or two;
every convenience. Apply 13 Eng.
‘11: t
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, NO. 3‘ ”BORE
bank «at. Rent 312. Inquire we. 8.
Wilcox, United Bank 131(15an in
TO LET—CAMP HOUSE, ON, BAKE
Wacoebuc, partly Eiurnlsed 5 rooms,
piazza 10 x 30 it. New building. for
family of adults. Address Mrs. Mary
F. Benedict, .Ridgefleld Conn. m2 at
T0 LET—WITH BOA-RD. PLEAS-
lant room, convenient, bay window. To
two gentlemen or man and wife. Ex-
utensils. Geo. F. Scoiieid, Strawberry ceilent table. Rates " reasonable.
Hill Ave, Norwalk, Conn. m2 at “Mrs. Tait. 18 Haviland St. on 3t
E'Eessoco UPRIGHT PIANO. COM— 70 Lawson MAY 5 AT 5
polled to cell cheap: tor cash or time;
31.50 «per week. Address Sentinel Of-
fice, E. G. 1111 iii
Cortland St, house, seven rooms, in
good order. Rent 825. Inquire 10
Cortland St. ml 3:
FOR SALE—BUFFET, NEARLY
now. Can .be seen evenings at No. 5
Cedar St., South Norwalk. m1 3t
FOR SALE-EE-ONE TON TRUCK
one 311.1). boat, 21 ”feet. Inquire
Paint Store, 42 Water St. m1 3t
FOR SALE—BARGAIN. BEAUTI-
iul small country residence with 10
acres for sale, equity 88-900; take some
cash or free and clear .bullding lots.
Box 685, South Norwalk. m1 3t
EFOR SALE—«NOTICE TO HOME-
seekers! Pretty Homes. Designed
and built at reasonable prices. Mar-
lilg Construction ‘00.. South Nor-walk,
Conn. m1 31.
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT,
50 v. 200 on Stuart Ave. inquire 21
Grove St. or 16 Stuart Ave. Norwalk.
add if
CHICKS, EGGS—~WHITE 0R4
pingtons. Biggest winter layers,
grandest and finest utility birds. If
you paid $20 msetting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers. $1.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm,-
Suugatuck. s23 Tin
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO-
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Geo. Mitchell,
3.1 if
Room 5, Gazette Bldg.
T0 LET—481x ROOMS AND BATH.
All improvements. Corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves. inquire 84 Wood
ward Ave, or Henry A. EHegelein,
plumber and tinner, 141 Washington
St. mi 3t
TO LET—«FIVE ROOMS mourns
J. A. Rudder, 108 South Main St. Tel.
103511111 3t
To LET—THREE ROOMS 0N «SEC-
and floor at 32 Orchard St, having
water and gas. at $7 a month. Adults
only. inquire on premises after 4
p. m.
'17'0 LET—111T 104 WEST ST"
threedarge rooms and one small mom
$9. 00; five rooms $12.1nqulre 1 Our-
ner St.. near Fnlrfleid Ave 1130 3t
To LET~FOUR ANED FIVE ROOM
flats in the remodeled Randall Block,
East Norwalk. All modern improve
ments; choicest rents in The Nor-
:wslks. Inquire on premises. sill) ill
To LET—«NEW sxx ROOM COT—
tsge, all improvements; Lincoln Ave.
inquire United Grocery Co. 321 ti
TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
third floor. teary-crept $8.00, Swat-ts
and Corbett block. Also see nd floor
loft, 5,000 square feet. for lig t menu
torturing. inquire at office of the
Old Well Cigar Co. ‘ s23 tl
Fire." Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Wl|hln910n 8!.
Real
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ‘ ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St.‘ Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
Hours—n9 a in.- -5 p. m. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 0: 30 p in.
South Nor-walk Office—~68 Meadow 7817..
7-3 p. m.
7 Phone Connections.
eeiuAL stLveIs Fuse.
‘1
BUSINESS NOTICES
TAKE NOTICE—«Will HAVE 111-".
celvod the exclusive rlehis for South
Nor-walk oi the Brampton Prlut's Par-
cel I’ost Planned. They can be oh-
taiued only from us. Maps Zones.
Schedule. Explanationsmthe complet
eeti’arvol Post Guide ever publiSlled.
Needed in every household and every
husiness otilce. (lull and got one re-
tultously. Central Food Company,
Washington St. and Railroad “10';
. ‘ in
O .
7 use one 3AMI’L11 nouns or
'wsil paper. painting and decorating.
(131‘ Benedict, all Osborn Ave. and.
' v
., NEDE‘NEQI ... El’AlN'I‘ING
dangle, Decorating. or “household
" am my" by 1.un
, mint“!
rum"
vo LET-AI’ARTSIENTS‘N {run
Dibble building on Nbrth Rein Si
.1. Irving Dibblc,1~iil Washington St.
E 1123 1w
TO LET-«5 “noon/ls, rAitT 1M.
provements, reasonable rent. Inquire
R. Joselovsky. East hortvnlk; also .1,
rooms, 33 First St. South Noruslk
all) if
TOELET—Ei ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered and painted, centrally
located. Inquire Frederick Lander. 1
South Main St. Room 9. alt. ti
'7? v—rmsr FLOOR DOUBLE
house‘s“ El. Union St. Possession nt
once? Mulre Match and Bailey CO.
all it
TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE, WITH
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. lu-
quire Mrs. R. 'l‘nrlov, 102 Taylor Ave
1110 “1.1
TO LET—~STORE 1N SOUTH N011-
walk Club buildihg, next postofiice.
lutronce front and rear Inquire of-
lice of Old Well Cigar Co. fill ti
TO LET-«SIX ROOM FLAT WITH
all improvements. Apply to F. ii.
Fitch grocer. 118 South Main {it i
‘ in 1
TO LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms.
two baths. not water heating system
and all other improvements. For Dur-
ther particulars apply at oiiice of the 7
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
lees. , um. ti 7
TO LET-AN APARTMENT AT 3179 '
East Washington St..- East Norwslit.
Inquire at 61 South Main St. m2! u
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Have a few J. H. Halo
PEACH TREES
”52. FOR SALE
he Peach, With Eleven and line.“
snowboard or 12m. .
edupam 8. Standard EE
peevlsh child! Look at
See it it is white. yellow
heartily or is crass, irritable. out; ‘0!
ports With everybody. atoms sour,
ache. diarrhoea. sore throat or is full
or cold, it means the little one’sstom-
ucll. liver and 30.!eet of bowels are
filled With poisons and foul, constipat- ‘
ed waste matter and need a gentle,
thorough cleansing at once.
Give a lteashdoniul of Syrup of Figs,
and in a few hours all the clogged up
waste, undisésted food and sour bile
will gently move on and out of its
little waste clogged bowels without
nausea, grilling or Weakness, and you
will surely here a wall, happy and
smiling child agaln shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not.
drugglng your children, being com7
posed entirelyEoi luscious iigs. senne
and aromatics it cannot be hatinful,
besides they dearly love its delicious
taste. a:
Mothers should always keep Syrup.
of Figs handy. It is theo y stomach.
liver and bowel cleanséfind regula-
tor needed-11 little git/en today will
save a sick child tomorrow.
Full directions lor children of all
ages and fol-“grownups plainly printn
ed on the package.
Ask your *drugxlst fer the
ham". "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna,” prepared hylhe California
Fig Syrup 06. This is the delicious
tasting. genuine old reliable. Refuse
anythlnfi elsefOHered. 77
'ROWAYTON
Edward Prince has been mailing a
visit with friends in New Haven.
W A. Crockett has had a telephone
placed in his residence in Crockett
menus.
The issue "Aid Society, of the no
waiters Baptist Chulch held a very
interesting session. yesterday after-
noon.
. ' “M
The Rwayion Flower Club held a
leguiui‘ meeting yesleldny niternoon
in the chepd or the Methodist Epigr
copul Church.
%.
Frank A. Binds desires The Seniluv
el to state that he lure not sold his
properly at Tokeneke,
leased it for the seasons!
Mr and Mrs AlineOLrockett lime
been visiting in nrldzeport, ”where
they met Mill. Georgie A Key and
daughter iiclcn, who are at present re'
siding in Bridgeport. u. E
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Mrs, Jesse Jarvis, who has been
mulling it two weeksf visit with Rev.
and Mrs W ll hicDelflmOtt at Astor-
is, Long islund has returned to her
home in Highland menue :
~Cures baby's croun.
daily cuts and bruises msmm
throat,‘
Thomas Eclectic
houseboldrsmody.
Michael Mucltley underwent -
‘Qsmmmm Hospi ‘1
tricel 51111
“i0 0 ”9%
it your child is listless, d coping, isn't E'.‘
7 sleeping well, is restless, doesn’t eat
leverish. breath bed: has stomach- j
full ,
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grandmas in Dr.
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Fashioned of tearfulness, tender-
;pss, cheerfulncss;
Changeable, 'shy as the ways of
a maid; I
Spring‘s sweetest miracle, lovely
and lyrical,
Showers and flowers. and sun-
shine and shade.
Making the merry lend fragrant
as fairyland,
Thrilling the heart with a won- '
derment new.
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Magazine.
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construct old bulletins will he
ested in Bishoprch _ rd.
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revolutionisins the Ebulldln
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