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WANTED
WANTED—YOUTH ABOUT .13, IN
factory, good chance for advancement.
Cluett, Peabody andOo., Inc. 1118 3t
WANTED-MAN AS CLERK. MUST
:be quick and accurate at figures, and
furnish reference. Cluett, Peabody
and' 00., Inc. ms 31.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—~SECTIONAL CHICK-
en coop and a gas stove In good condi-
tion. Apply 127 South Main 8t.
1 m8 3‘
FOR BALE~UDERNWOOD RE-
volving duplicator. Address 11. A
(1‘0 LED
T0 LET—six ROOMS AND BATH.
All improvements. Corner Woodward
and Rivers Aves. Inquire 84 Wood
ward 'Ave.I or Henry A Hegeleln,
plumber and tinner. 141 Washington
St. m8 83t
1
Plum, Mahackemo Hotel. 1118 ll
WANTED—TOUR GIRLS TO CAN-
vas advertising Octagon son-p. No sell-
ing. $1.501per day. Call Monday, May
12th, at 2 and 3 1p. m. at Clifford Ho-
tel. Colgate and Co. J. Ill. Mendel,
manager. 1118 3t
WANTED -- BOY FOR DRUG
store. Must be. 16 years old or over.
Appiy"'"StIllson-Powell, Corporation.
‘ 1 « m8 3t
WANTED-YOUNG WOMAN as
cook. Apply Mrs. Tripler. 30 High. St.,
Norwalk. 1m? 31'
WANTED—BOARDERS ATINO. 1
Elizabeth St., large and small rooms,
with table board; 3 minutes’ walk to
the center. Terms reasonable. Phone
1024-4. .. m8 3t
WANTED-TO.TAKE CHARGE OF
road, water. sewer or all kinds of
outside construction. Address Felix
Barietta, 15“ernds0r place. or 'phone
412-13, South 'Norwaik. 1128 1w
WANTED-MEN TO LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at .Radel Oyster
Co. docks 6 o'clock In the morning.
all tf
‘ family house, near school, stAores, trol-
FOR SALE—~CHEAP. MODEL 10
Buick 4 passenger car, newly painted.
fully equipped, good order. Demon-
stration. Inquire of- L. Kroger, County
St., Norwalk. m8 31
FOR SALE—UNUSUAL BARGAIN,
home or investment; $800 cash (bal-
ance mortgage) will buy 10 room 2
lay and railroad station. 8. P.,
care Sentinel. ' m7 at
FOR SALE—FOUR «YEAR OLD
black mare, guaranteed .sound, good
wind, good for all work. inquire Jo‘ha
Wasencky, Sound View Ave. mi in
FREE FOR TIEN DAYS ONLY—4
pure white White Orping'ton cockerel
valued at $10 with 50 White 011111an
eggs for $5. 00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain of grandest and
finest utility birds. One pen of 35
has averaged 25 eggs a day since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced.
Hendricks Poultry Farm, saugatuck.
11116 12%
. FOR SALE—ANGORA KITTENS
Apply 10 Rowan street, East N01 wglk
m 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for 'bo‘b calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
« .. ‘ 10 t!
WANTED —— Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners also T we
Needle Operators.
. on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address
G. S. Roth 81 Sons Co
'40 Water St.‘ South Nor-walk.
CIROPTIHRAC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, . D. C.
‘t,
\
207 Atlantic St.
Lady Attendant.
Stamford, Conn.
Rest Rooms.
Ilours~0 a. men p. 111. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 0:30 p. 111.
South Norwalk Office—83 Meadow St.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
LWMW... ”1.4.. .M. w M.«_..x......_._...~ .
BUSINESS NOTICES
SEE OUR. SAMPLE BOOKS Ob‘
wall paper. lilting and decorating.
G. 11‘. Boned 1,671 Osborn Ave. Tel.
1273-2. 1123 if
NOTICE w PAINTING.» PAPER-
hanging. Decorating. by practical man
Save money by buying your wall n-pa
per and painters' supplies of Alex
White. 01 1 2 Ely Ave Tel 100.19stl-
mates cheerfully .siven. , 4128 ti
NABH'B, MODERN. .GOODYillAii
boot and shoot repair Ihdp. All kinds
eunom made work. Fit and coilifort
uuaranteed. 28 Walt Wuhinstol lit.
, “i ..
Cherry Trees,
SPRAYED
' in a“ few days ,.
Bea‘upai‘n 8. Saunders
PHONE nose er tom.
team, of
”irridsyflo
FOR SALE—CORNER LOT, 501: 140,
water and sewhr. high ground. fine lo-
cation. Prlce low. Reasonable terms
if. desired. Lot. care Sentinel.
and 3t
FOR SALE-«SLOOP, 25 FEET
over all, main sail, three jibs, new.
steel center :hoard, seawort-hy. Very
fast. everything first class, excellent
condition. Strictly a pleasure craft.
Will make satisfactory price to im-
mediate purchaser. Address Daniel
Wicks, Crew Ave" Itowayton. Tel.
707. . rub (it
CHICKS EGGSwWHITE 0R1
plugtons. Biggest winter layers,
grandest and finest utility birds. if
you paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers. 31. 50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry 11 aTm,
Saugatuck. 1123 lm
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OP. MO-
tor car. 2 first class building lots. at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. . 111 ff
Fire, Life, Health
Acciderft, Plate, Glass, Auto
Insurance. ,
Real Estate, Rents, Surety Rondo,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Wa8hlngton 8t.
COLLEGE RESULTS.
Brown, 3; Princeton,'1.
Amherst Aggies, d; Tufts, .l.
infayetto. f1; Dartmouth. 2.
Dowdoin, 1; Maine, 0.
Cashing Academy, 7;
(lever, 8.
Holy Cross, 4; Catholic University.
l
Phillips-An-
3' x
, Oolby, 4; Bates, 1.
New Hampshire IStdte College, 0
Norwich University. :1.
Illelngh, 3; Fordham, l. .
University of Pennsylvania 2; Co
lulnbus. 1.
rllprlnifflold Training School, 11-; run
ity, 3.
OAKEB PITGHES seem GAME.
The Norman Heights 5. c. defeated
the Richmonds, of Stamford, on their
horde grounds, Noroton Heights. Sun-
day. by the route of seven to three.
031.11.. Of Rowal/ton, Was box artist
for the home team. striking out ten,
walking none slmttlus the Richmond:
out up to the siilith inning. Then
curtains, of the Worm“: High school,
filtered Dukes. Two passed balls,
with men on bases, find It wild throw
on a dodhisp‘lby from second to not.
alters the three tune. The
‘ interesting, more so
.....
, South Main szi, Roma, 11.
To Lsrern'r‘ or Hosea,
large garden and place for chickens.
80 Strawberry Hill, East Norwalk...
1118 iii
TO LEE—APARTMENT 0F -7
rooms In best of repair with all 4111-
provements and conveniently situated
Rent only $20 to a desirable tenant.
Apply to William P. Smull Agency, 23
Monroe St. 1:18 tit
To LEW-ATTRACTIVE APART-
ments of four rooms and bath, furnish-
ed or unfurnished. Heat and hot wa-
ter supplied; also janitor service; all
modern improvements. Each to two
adults only. Possession given 5111
June. Address “Apartments,” Sentinel
office. 1116 8 10
To LET—*7 IROOMS WITH 1M-
provements. Inquire of S. G Silllman,
24 West St., or at store, 2 Franklin
sit. Scum NorWaIi. m7 3t
TO LET —- FIVE PLEASANT
rooms, 4 Elizabeth -St. Inquire Wm.
Hilsldon, 6 Elizabeth St. m7 1t
To LET—5 Rooms AT 10 oacn- -
ard 81.; rest reasonable.
premises.
To LET~PLEASANT ROOM, run.
nlshed or unfurnished. Address Room,
care Sentinel. mil 3t
TO LET—FIVE ROOM-.3 INQUIRE
.l. A. Rudder, 108 South Main St. Tel.
1035- 4.
Inquire on
m7 1t
To LET—FROM "MAY 15. TALlr
madge house, lower floor. 127 South
Main St., five rooms, modern improve
ments. Rent 316. Inquire on prem-
ises 01‘ Tel. 1031-2. 1115 3t
To LET»-—Fl‘."ld 1100M APART-W
ment with modern improvements, in.
eluding hot water furnished from base
meat. Inquire of George Keelen op-
posite iioy-t’s Theatre. 1116 3t
To LET~4 ROOM APARTMENT,
newly papered ‘und painted, centrally
located. Inquire Frederick Lander. 4
11115 if
Mls'oaAlyoo Grocery and Miss
‘ can. Hill'fw‘o oi the Warlo-
ars in he flora lloxt Week
m
Now is the time for all men and all
women, too, to make up their minds
on‘this important subject. For the
suffrage campaigners are coming to
South Norwaik and they are coming
very soon. On Monday they will open
their “headQuarters and for one week
they will be at work here.
Do you believe In women suffrage? ‘
to campaign work.
noon the young women with great bass
filled with literature and hand bills
slung over their shoulders, go to the ,
factories and as the men and women
so out to dinner, they invite them “to
come back surly for the meeting—tif-
teen Qantas before the whistle blows."
Short speeches are made and the lit-
Ieratnre is given out.
In addition to Miss Hill and Miss
Gregory. the campaigners with Miss
WPierson are Mrs. Dora 0. Marine, of
Miss Alyse Gregory Distributing Suffrage {Literature to {Mothers
this campaign because there are two
well-known younngomen of the city
among the campaigners. They are
Miss Clara Hill and Miss Alyce Greg—
ory. They have been with the cam-
paign since Ikbegan. the first weekln
January.
This is one of the longest and most
nmbithus campaigns ever undertaken
for snffragem The first plan was to
have it extend over ten Weeks. but
when that time had expired, the work
done was so gratifying that nine
weeks were added to the original tini‘e.
Miss. Emily Pierson, state organiger
of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association, is leader of the cam-
pdign. Miss .Pierson’s home is In
Cromwell. She is a graduate of Van.
ear and one of the best suffrage speak-
--1\lorwalk takes a special interest in =
Chicago; Miss Mary. iKeegan, of Lon-
don; Miss Helen Allen,'of Utah. and
Miss Lucy Huffaker, of New York.
--Itching,. ., bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Drugststs all salt It.
Postais are being received
Patrick Nolan. who is eBoston.
item
Each,
trial
been
plain
llded
$5,000 DAMAGE sUlT BEING HEARD defendant
The $5,000 damage suit of Luther} J R. Tayl'o'r of South Norwalk .
M Wright of Norwaik agelnst Frank put on the witness stand yester ‘
D Lawtoa of the same place Is on'show that the contention of th
in the superior court.
is an action for damages for injuries {ney Taylor stated that the pa
alleged to have been received by the lbeen served on December 23
CHIRO PRACTI
Heals the lame. .
Is not painful
‘0:
has made fame
Rescuing cripples, the insane. sick R
011 hopeless cases. "done the trick." ‘
Pinched nerves must be released to send P
RWY
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Restorative werk for nature is end
_ Accept the import‘of this rhyme.
Consider, think. while yet 'tis "time.
Ten all the ailing, {‘5 man Was sick’k’
I saw him cured by
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. MARGARET MORRISON
Chiropractor
Keeler Building
—7 _ -
The plaintiff c,
TODAY. have been badly Injured.
again today before Judge Greene 2 tense that the papers in the case
The case haSlnot served until one day‘ site _,
in progress for several days. It. year had expired, was not true.
lift in 1907 when his team col one day before the expiration In
with steam belonging to the year. ’
ers in; thesauntry. .Bhe has many
TO LET—~FOUR ROOMS A‘ND
.“11antly; ‘10 minutes from post office;
newly decorated, $8. Apply 13 lie)-
nolds St., East Nor.wulk or 4 l'nion
PlaceNorwnlk.1115.11
LED—WELL FURNISHED.
front room, suitable for one or 1110:
Eeyoiy convenience. Allllll 13 Sea
view A1c.. E‘ 1st Norualk.
TO LET—«CAMP HOUSE, ON LAKE
“Watcabuc, partly Inrnisod. .3 101111111,
plus/u 10 x '30 ft. New building, for
family of adults
12‘. Benedict, i‘tldgeileld, (301111.
To Lerwmew SIX ROOM COT-
tnue. all Improvements; Lincoln Ave.
Indium United Grocery (To. n21 if
1112 Gt
1112 01:
Addxoss Mrs Mary'
hero sequel times to talk on suffrage.
The campaign methods are mam
‘ and var ed. The great object Is to at
tract attention to the cause of nonian ‘
suffrage and this the young women
‘certninlv hare done. ’l‘hewoarrx with
them a number of interesting exhib-
lts. Not only are these on View in
their headquarters. but they are also
installed in vaulous’ store windows on
the principal streets. So next week.
wherever one goes. one will come upon
the wbids‘ Votes for Women" in the
purple, willie and green. which are
the colors of the assoeiation.
. All of the campaigners are expe-
rienced speakers and so on every our.
friends in stimuli...“ she has been
"OLD GLORY”
GET READV FOR DECORATION DAY. GET READY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
WHEN YOU WILL WANT A FLAG TO SWING TO THE BREEZE.
, so... ihyfthe Flag
Let us twine each thread of ,tbo
. titer particulars apply at office of The
ner, next week. there will be suffrage
third floor. roar, foul $8.00, Su‘urtzfsllwkew Till“ Ill true, literally, as
and Corbett block. Also second floor well as 'ilgurullveiy, for since the
lloitt, billilb sqluntoi lectt'forflllght truism weather has become mild street meet
as urng. nqn re a o be 0 1e ..
Old Well Clsnl‘ Co. ”33 u lags have bun an important part of
.7 the campehin Every evening. on the
Tdo LET-“5 f100M i'lOUSI'iikWYI‘“ principal corners some young women
gar on. on Connecticut 'l‘urnp e. In- will ho seen iii-audios “him a soap box.
quire Mm R‘ ioriov. 102 TM 1°” we talking on suffrage. There will, also
fill) .‘tf
T0 LET-TEN ROOM HOUSE, 70 RIB E” RAIU Rs
TO LET-"‘4 ROOM APARTMENT.
“a..." .. _.
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two baths. not water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur-
Old Well Ulnar Company or on prem-
Ises. m2! ti
'ro LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219
Blast Washington St., am Not-walk.
Inquire at 01 South Main st. will if ,
“m
Mm...
LOST
Leer-«4101.11 AND DIAMOND PAN
sy pin. Liberal reward fox return to
Sentinel office. mil Iii.
HAVE NOT OIONED A8 YET
scorn anon) 1nd,. May cairn.
Item (I Lathrop and Herbert Kelly,
pitchers, and Rupert Mills, first 'bhsof . .,
man. members at the Notre Dame tint '
varsity baseball team .lmi Militia»,
vito today dociqflng that they have
not signed conlracta with tiny protest w 5
album baseball club ’ ‘
The action was takes toll
ports that they had signed
WW
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‘tho battlefield of our fathers let us
~lumimmo symbol of reoletion ‘ond
FLAG DAYS",
The following aro‘ recommended as
flat days in addition to recognized
[national holidays:
tlen.
.§.,°g‘l “1
glorious floods of our country's flag
about our heart strings, and looking
upon our homes and catching the
spirit which breathes upon us from
resolve that, come west or was we
will in life and in death new and
forever, stand by the Stars and
Stripes, They have flostod‘over outI
cradles; let it be our prayer and our
struggle that they shall float over
our groves. They hove been unfurled
from the snows of Canada to the.
plains of ow Orleans, to the balls at
Montesumu, and amid the solitude
of every one, end everywhere, as the
honoflclont power. and they led the
brim and the free to victory and to“
glorymHON. .108. HOLT. »
sent. ilk-Perry’s Victory.
dept. 22w31nsnclosilén Proclomsa
Discovered
1...,
1'2 ... columnar
oranhIIIs' surrender, ‘ A.
poo. thallium ‘l‘n Plrty.
Doc. afikemetheni my.
[ $2 50 Flag formal).
“Hum?"
The South Norwaik Evening
Sell a
American Flag at small cost
A FADT COLON, 5 .l U 'I‘T, CLAMP DYKD FLAé CONTI‘IlHl»
“STARE Mo two new stern mm My”? W71. Ari
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