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. JWANTED —- nor FOR DRUG
store Must be 16 years old or over.
Apply Stillson~Poweli Corporation
\ m5 3‘:
JwANTaomA BOY FROM 10-18
years to make himself useful on ram.
Address IH. care Sentinel.’ m5 3t.
WANTED~PAINTERS APPLY 45
Osborne Ave._ m5 3t
good condition.
covered business lwagon, horse blank~
FORD MODEL “T" ROADSTER [NJ
Price $150.00.A4DP1Y
to 144 Bedtard BL, Stamford. Conn.
newly papersd and painted, centrally
(his wagon, ice box, etc. Call 15 Leona
ard ISt. Norwaik, Ct. n15 3t
wmra‘oLor A YOUNG ENGLISH
girl. a position at general housework.
inquire at 11 Burritt Ave. m5 1t
wnurao ,—- SALES PEOPLE
wanted for all departments. 0. J
Mintz, 92 Washington St. 1113 3i:
FEMALE HELP WANTEW—OPER-
ators, experienced; steady position
and high salary to willing workers:
- sewing given home. L. and L. Gown
,Co. 484 Pacific -.,St Stamford Conn.
m3 31;
J wama’o—womrv sou GENER-
ai housework. Inquireiiotel Clifford.
m3 3t
STAMPING -— ALL KINDS OF?
stamped goods, Emlb. supplies. Pack-J
age goods.» Orders taken for dresses.
All can be purchased at 'l‘heJEmb.
Shop, 15 Railroad Ave. 1112 iii
WANTED MANUFACTURER
twants man in office experienced in
factory accounts and pay roll. Ad
dress in own handwriting, stating age,
reference and wages expected. D.,
care Sentinel office. 1112 iii
WAJNTED~J—TQ TAKE CHARGE OF
road, water, sewer or all kinds oi
outside construction. Address Felix
Barletts, 15 Windsor place. or 'phone
412- 13 South Norwalk. «28 1w
WANTED—T0 BOARD. ONE OR
two small children, by experienced
niotherly woman. $2.50 per Week, ev»
. erything furnished. Best at cure giv‘
en.
SL,
East .Norwalk. 1128 (it
WANTED—MEN TO LOAD AND
unload Iboats. Call at Rude! Oysteri
Co. docks 6 o'clock in the morning
'i ‘J all it
WANTED—41‘s BUY KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best mar at prices
I w mid EXO‘G admin!) to calves: I3
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel.J1J.51.
16 t
I WANTED- Experi-
ence’d Operators and
Learners also Two
Needle Operators.
J . on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 8: Sons Co
40 Water St. * South Norwalk.
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Apply Brook Cotthge, 30 Myrtle ‘
JI. located. Inquire Frederick Lauder, Ii
Demo‘hstr in i rt J J
“to we“ a er 7 ”m?” as south Marxist. Roomll. ~ «slay-ti
Fan“ sue-house, MADNESS. T0 LET—TOUR ROOMS" AND
pantry; 10 minutes tram post othce;
newly decorated, 88. Apply 13 Roy-
acids at, East Norwaik, or 4 Union
Piece Norwalk. ‘~- m5 at
FOR SALE-«ONE HOT AIR PUMP}:
also a wind mill in «good condition will
be sold cheap. Apply to James Hurst,
Tokeneke, JRowayton. m5, 3t
FOR SALE—«CHEAP. 12 FOOT
skiff, ours and row locks; newly paint
ed; does not leak. makes nice row
boat or line tender. Address Boat...
care Sentinel. m5 3t
FOR SALE—~GHOICE YOUNG
chicks. white and bull! rocks. Three
to six weeks old. H. L. Rowland.
Crockett SA, Rowayton. rub it
FOR 8ALE~HATOI~IING EGGS.
Willlte Wyandottes, single comb R.
1. Beds 31. 00 per 15; $3 00 per 50;
i6. 00 per 100; 80 per cent. fertility
guaranteed. Quackenbosh, Darieii3 3
m l.
FOR SALE-«WANTED. 'IREAI.
estate of all descriptions any where to
e.xc-hange Have number of fine otters.
What have you? Ernest Boessmann,
No. 22 Fair SIL, N.orwalk m3 3t
FOR SALE—8 OR 10’ ACRES.
beautiful sound View; .5 minutes‘ walk
tomatlroad station. Easy terms. 0wn~
or 80 Strawberry -,Hili East Norwi‘ui‘iit
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FOR SALE—LHEAP” MORSE,
harness and dump cart; also ice route.
Inquine Hopkins, City National Bank,
or Tel.1192-.5 . mil in
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS, MED
ium size safe. Address Sale, cure Sen
tine]. n12 3t
FOR ISALE-J—YOU'WAN’I‘ A HOME.
A little cash will buy you a new» 7
room house with an acre of fertile
land 15 minutes' walk from Norwalk,
2 minutes from trolley, high line view,
solvers you can have big garden, chick-
ens, limit an freedom from? landlords.
Think attire lure comforts. Take a
good long think and ihemgfl: Libel:
r use on 15 139mm an
Pfi‘ioe 3433609“ an ill
FOR 8ALB~IBUGGY, SURREY,
two burrows, vice and other farm
utensils Geo. F. Scoli'pld, Strawberry
liillllve. Nerwa-ik, Donn. J 332 3t
son §La~nUerNG
50 x 200 on Stuart Are. Inquire 21
Grove St. or 10 Stuart Ave, ,Norwslkf
all. i
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CHICKS, EGGS—Will'l‘E
plngtons. Biggest winter layers,-
grnmlest and finest utility birds. 1!
You paid 820 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better lsy are. $1.50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm.
Snugatuck. al.’3 1m
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO-
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M it‘chell,
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Harbor View ilouch.
Room 5. Gazette Bldg.
Geo.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORKJCITY.
Years at Eloporieuce.
SPEClALlsT m BOIENTiFlC OPIN-
Al. ADJUSTMENT.
156 Washington Direct. Kuicr Build-
ing, Opp. Hoyt‘o Theatre,
South Norwnlk.
OFFICE MOORE—G12, 1-6, 7-9.
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LATEST METHODS.
a BARTHOL, D. "c.
207 Atlantic at. some. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Mt Rooms.
llourumc A. mail 9 as. Monday. Wed.
nobility... mm a. so . am .
south Nomalk sou-03. Meadow It’s
7‘5 9n I'll. '
Phone connotations. _
SPINAL mamas m; .J
lUi‘OLAl-Mtlflblillfl ELEOTNO.
‘ GUTED. .J J
J William}. N “Y“ May 3.-Willlom
Huxley. silos Harry stiller, slice “this
pill," mm. to death with a smile
on his lips in the clocks choir at
. stag fling Prison as ly today buying
the penalty lor- the, grounder or. Pris
rick A. Journal, mitt saloon Rodger.
flu shot
’ club manner; marantue to do special
as mt to hold
J LOST
LOSTmilANK BOOK No. 10,190.-
issued on South INorwsik Savings
ilnuh, Finder will please return to
said bunk as payment has been slop-
pod. . has me 12
I Accident, Plate Gian, Auto
‘ Insurance. ’
um Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
TM. 346. ' 155' Wulhlnotou at.
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MBUBINME NOTICEtl
IHOIiI summers in! other
work. Anni to'l‘ouy Gsrrsmcne, 3
Jilhd ill N Msln’fi lull it
JOHN A. IPLAN, PLUMEING AND
tinuiux. 23 Orchard 3t. Tei.9003125t
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. ens OUR. hAMPblil BOOKE Oli'
wall paper, pointing and decorating.
G F‘. rlieuedlcl. 05 Others Are J'l‘el.
i373» is . Alli if
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H9116! 3: PAINTING, earns
nannies. mhmilutfi: erection] men.
have money In“: our well as»:
WI m Julio m" mmpilos or Alex.
hits, 01’ 1’2 Eiy M62» Tel. no. Biotin
mm mentally emu. J 338W
HAIH'I' m (WOMAN
root as
sultan: am“ vol-k.”
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movements.
mnlk road $5. Burn. shop, «factory,
‘Lor, ”l
tor car. 2 first class building lots, ati
Fire, Life, Health
To LET~—8 ROOMS, WITH IM-
Inquire of S. G. Silli-
man, 24 was: ISL. South Norwalk,
Conn. m3 3t
TO LET-49AM r' HOUSE, so
Strawberry Hill, Ea. Norv/ulk: live
minutes' walk to station and trolley.
inquire on premises. m3 3t
To“ Lari—EA BARN. scum be
borne Ave. Rent 33. inquire 59 see-
vlew Ave. I m3 3t
TO LET—J—A BARN. SOUTH OS-
bury Ave. 835; 20—room house Elizabeth
St. 350; upstairs Rowayton 310; down
stairs Smi‘lill St, Norwaik, 38; store
acid house Taylor Ave. $20; down-
stairs Osborn Ave. 310; Monroe St.
upstairs $15; upstairs Stevens St. 87;
second floor Saugatuck $8; downstairs
Water St. I86; second floor Chapel
St. 310; house and garden West Nor-
With power. All rents.
mend lB
inquire ltay-
. ‘ m3 at
T0 LET—HALF HOUSE, Six
rooms, every innprovemnt. inquire or
owner on premises. John N. Kline,
150 East. avenue, opposite Eversley
street. Norwalk. Tel. hill-3. n13 3t
TO LETmliALF‘ _ HOUSE, 7
rooms. “With all i rovements, near
South Nonwnik stsii . Newly deCorat-
ed. Rent :20. 00 Inquire Albert
Weilnitz, 33 High St, Norwalk. Phone
1955. ms 3t
70 LET—~WELL FUIDRNIBHE
front room, suitable for one or tw;o
every convenience. Apply 13 Sea
view Ave.. East Norwulk. 1112 61.
TO LET-v—fi ROOMS, N0. 3 BUR-
lmnk St. Refit $12. inquire Wm. S.
Wilcox, United Bank lildg in? 3t
TO LET~CAMP HOUSE. ON LAKE
Waccubuc, partly Ji‘urnised, '5I‘Id'00mli.
piazza 10 x 30 it. New building; for
family oi. tilts to him Mary
F. iienedllgg 1R] dgeliflg (grill. .9 «m? (it
To LET~FOUIl AND FIVE ROOM
flats in the remodeled Randall iliock.
l‘ust Norwdlk. All modern imprme
cuts; choicest rents in The Nor.
inquire on premises. u30 lit
walks.
TO LET—NEW NIX ROOM COT~
tags, all improvements; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocery (‘0. i124 ti
To LET-mi ROOM APARTMENT,
third floor, rear, rent $3.00, Swarm
and (.orbett‘ bi cit. Also second floor
loll. 5.000 squs 'e feet, for light mnnu
lecturing. inquire at oilice of the
Old Well Clgii‘l’ Co. a23 ti
TO LET~APARTMENTS 137 THE
Dibble building on North .tluin at
J. Irving Dibble, 149 Washington 38:.
a'" \v
To LET—~‘-5 ROOMS. PART 1M;
provements. reasonable rent. inquire
R. Joseiovsky. East Norwnlh; also 3
rooms. 33 First St. South Nbrwaik. i
all) i.
To LET-0 ROOM HOUSE, WITH
garden. on Connecticut Turnpike. in-
quire Mm. .‘,'iorior 102 'i‘u‘yiorlve
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re LETwlSTOltE 113 SOUTH NOR.-
wsik Club building. next host—orllce.
Entrance trout and rear. Inquire or
litre of Old Well Cigar (30. £10 ti
raJ LEW-TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. contusion six bedrooms.
two baths. not water heating system
and all other improvements. For tur-
ther particulars apply at allies of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on pg‘enl-
use.
To LlTl-wlbi ArAurusN'r A'I‘ on
East Washlnlrton at. East Norwslk.
inquire at or South Main at. that tr
ammo. rowan. ’
An overheated stove-pips caused a
lire in the sinner terrors-or the New
York. Now Haven and Hartlorn Rail.
FIR! l
road earnestly at the Wsihln‘iiou
street railroad bridge this moronic.
threatened the «isomeric,
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building for a few memoir '
we
side assistance. The demure was
or great extent.
mined the. was a 333,,
the allies of the commissioner; J ‘ _‘
‘ "i run Bob Toll. " he said simply. “i
re LET—mi noon “3,11leth I
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" lie with or pure blooded indium-“south
The pipe .3: are to the wosdwcrk and.
3' kudos Chronicle. A
Alissa‘s u w ' on. 510"
could set: no do linoleum is J'
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not upon the reboi's Q
ii Boll Toll was cunniugly
pressed, Boll 'lbh tried
a new tack. He walked straight into‘
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t he bud courtrooms new ‘
ul'teen years’ at: orient-e
subtlety and mini no had
taught the commissioner to up wary.
"Thank you." he said. "we will now
proceed to discover Who you noisily are
and what you really want. all me.
what do you expect to get out of this?"
“Ten thousand rupees.” said the Bob
quietly. “
The commissioner. although a cool
man, was asllttie staggered i’l don't
quite follow." he murmured.
"Yet it's quite simple." whispered the
Bob. "The government promises 10.~
000 rupees to the man who brings you
the head of Boll Tell. I give it to you "
“Capital?! Was the wary unsmrr.
'But as you lose your head what good
does the money do you '2"
“My wife and children get the men-
0y."
"Pretty good my man, but not quite
good enough Ten thousand rupees will
be nothing to Bail Ton. "
“If it we're not I should not be here
i have been deserted and robbed. i
am sure to be captured. My family
might as well «have’the money while-ii
can still command it " . "
“But why shouldn't i keep the men-
ey? 1 hand your head over, you know. "
“Because you, are an English gentle-
man. i chose my man, you see.” "
The commissioner mused awhile.
Then he broke silence. "Look here. i
know youlnre not'the Boh. That is
quite clear. 1 don’t care who you are.
But tell me frankly what you want "
The Barman hesitated awhile Then
he said: "You are right. But my life is
worth as little as the Bob‘s. I have
betrayed hint [sud robbed him. He has
sworn revenge. Give me an escort as
for us Mandalay. Here, take these
notes for" 1.000 rupees"~ile had laid
them on insomnia—wand keep them it.
in twelve days‘ time I do not tell you
how and when you cnnJcnptnre the
Bull. Keep them till the Bali is caught
it you prefer."
The commissioner thought herd and
in silence for quite two minutes.
"i umee." he said at length.
So the Bob was surely escorted to
Mandalay. Later the commissioner re-
ccivud a letter from him.
"You may. keep those rupees." it run,
“which 1. Edit Toll, left with you “verve
days age. old you the truth. You ,
would humidifiers The English” 1
government likes: truth and it likes i
money, but lhey neier wnnt both.l J
think. at the shine time "~Youth's
Companion.
The Most Crowded Street.
The supreme animation of New York‘s
east side is the radiation or the as-
toundlug populouaness. .The most
populous strrct in tho we'rldwlliriug-
ton street-'43 u sight not to be for-
gotten. Compared to this, an uptown
thoroughfare or crowded middle clues
lists in tild"iipen country is an uuln
imbued desert! The architecture seem
ed to sweat it lunnity at every window
and door. {the roadways were often
impossible. ~fl‘ho thought or the bid.
don interiors was terrifying. indeed.
the hidden interiors would not bear
thinking about. The fancy shunned
thorn-3n problem not to be sciiied by
sudden municipal edicts. but only by
the sum or generations.—»Bsrprr’s
Mauritius.
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Homllm at an indies.
1i few yams ago in northern Mexico
a truck coming a loud of dynamite
for use at a mine was suddenly discov-
ered to been lire at a village station
The risk was huminont, so the driver
of a locomotive engine picked the truck
up and ran it nwuyrinto the engine a:
all the speed be couidpul; on. . beds
the brokemun jump all! and save blin-
soii’, adding. ”i no team death.” When
he had got a mile away the dynamite
exploded. J Every window in the rhinos,
was broken. illld boiwns blown to at-
oms, but the inhabitants were sieved.
America," by James Emmi
“ovum vau‘r NirlIc‘W—s-‘l‘lill'ifli' ‘ ‘
A guild or mourni- to sproutin-
one from lucoogwous donor is Dobro
author at is; been on English names;
loidiiho him a: what was probably
(upon no unfortunate blunt. A we-
than but! her son baptised What. tor
most is iiiii‘ltu yearn siren: lifting Ark
* ' has cannery, ‘ ’
have float on Five Sides
of the Oven
Hole a Boiling Hole.
A I. (llllliiis
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More Best Around HUB
OvenIMcans Quicker Bake, J
Better Bake,with Less F uci ‘
Flue Heats Whole Top--J Every
Iidl'fll I ANTHONY 60., MAKERS. BOSTON, ill..-
HUB
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_& lliliiPiiNJY, AGENTS.
don vl
suggested The late Canon Birdsiey.
the most Idiotic name over bestowed.
no other Menu than 30 W amuse “
comics tannins ABE
or Tiillll. .
(Continued from um page.)
From the comfortable seclusion of
Paris, Mr. Bodkin said, Miss Christa.
bel Pankhurst had sent’anwarticie ev~
ery week to the Sufiregette paper
either commending what had happen.
ed during the preceding week or limit.
ing to further acts of mllitancy.
in ii strsting the control exercised
by MrsK mmeilne Pankhurst over
the "wild women," Mg. Bodkin called
attention to her declaration or n truce
while‘d’nriiament was discussing than
government's franchise bill.
word from her, be said. miiituncy had included. Mr Bodkin
stopped only to be resumed at her for mdhey paid
command when the bill
drawn.
“The doings of these miscreants," on the pension list.
were, he continued,
ed in the newspaper, The Suffragette.
which was "an organ of crime."
Referring to the conspiracy reveal-
ed in the correspondence of the chem
ist Clayton with Miss Kenney,
Bodkin said it was a terrible thing for
a man to prostitute his lmowledge'to
carry out such wicked acts as
burning of buildings and the explosion
of bombs.
The documents seized at the head
At a quarters or the milita
So
with victim of crimes Which
apparently qualified them
was
"OPPMY Pilbmh‘ In Miss Kerr's room he on
had been found letters (real:
car named Buckner, living"! J
burg, Germany, altering -to ”soil
$760 a large quantity or pull “ill.
der for use in music’haiis.
and other places._ The Jill:
guaranteed to cause, violent
and tremendous irritation or _
Mr. Bodkin said: “He has 11
returned to Germany with hlsrwpu'
by new."
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Stand by the Flag
glorious tissue of our country'lllag
about our heart firings. and looking
upon our homes and catching the
the battlefield of our others, let us
resolve that. some weal or woe, We
will in life and in death, new and
iorever, stand ’by“ the, Star. and
istrlpol. They have floated over our
. cradles; lotJt be our prayer and our
struggle that theyuhail float over
our graves. They have em unfurled
trim the mom of Canada. to the
plains bellow Orleans, to the bills or
Montezuma, and amld the solitude
of every us. end everywhere. as the
luminous symbol of thistle» and
boneflolnut power. will they led the
‘ brave and {the iron to vial-cry Illd to
qiory.-HON. Joli. HOLT. ‘
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FLAG DAYS
The following are recommended as
frictional holidays: 3
Dept. iO—ui’erry'u Victory. '; )
dept. sémlmsmimtlon 9mm...
flog.
J 'idmOclonnhus Discover“!
”‘Amiflao ‘
not. immune bur-lender.“
Flag Distribution
“"OLD/ GLORY" ‘
GET READY FOR DECORATION DAY. GET READY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
WHEN YOU WILL WAN‘I’ A FLAG TOJ SWING TO THE BREEZE. '
Let us twine each thread ‘ol the-
.plrit which breathes upon us from a
The South NorWaik Evening S:
has days in addition, to recognized .
. ‘\%
makes easy for you to soon
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