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or Sale, Business (and ‘
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Miscellanea
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this
Three Times. 50c —- Each Additional
3e, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c.—
ord. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
foce or Caps. Double Price
WANTED FOR BALI TO LET.
WANTE'Da-v-GIRL WITH OFFICE BUSINESS OPPO RTUNITYwVERY TO LET~LOWIDR FLOOR OF FIVE
experience. :Stenogrnpher and type~i
writer preferred. Apply at Raymond
Brothers. 11115 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN AND
another desire two rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. with bound, in private
family; centrally located in South Nor-
1wulk. Address Boarders. Sentinel 0f-
Iice, South Norwalk, Conn. 11115 3t
WANTED—MEN AND BOYS TO
work in paper mi.ll Apply at once.
Westport Paper 00., Westport, Conn.
m15 31
WANTED —— ROWIIOAT WANTED
about 12 feet long, with ears and an-
chor. Address 0. M. K., Echo Cot-
tage, Hanbor View Beach. 11115 It
WANTED—A GROCERY CLERK
for delivery" wagon. Apply to Nelson
H. Hoyt, 70 Washington St. 11115 _3t
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER WANTED
——A iirst~class man, one who thorough-
1y understands the repairs and up
keep of a car. A good 'iposltion for
desirable business 11
offered any man or
dress "10.8.," care Sentinel.
FOR BALEv—IRO‘N
stoves,
crowd to 12 Madison St:
and C0.
FOR SALE—30 1‘1.
reposition will be
woman willing to
invest a small amount of money. Ad-
11115 3t
BEDS, IMA'I'J
tresses, cook stoves, carpets, laundry
oak dining ‘chairs and tables,
cherry ldavenport with two arm chairs
and center table to match, 2 leather
couches; all good as new. Follow the
J. K. Finch.
n115 at
P. OVERLAND
touring car, fine condition Reasomtble
price. Apply at Miners office or Paris Sult House, 10 rooms, suitable
house. 11115 21 for plumber or manufacturing busi-
nes’s‘. Inquire Paris Cloak and Suit
rooms. No. 111 «South Main St, corner
of Concord St. Phone 211—5 11115 tit
To LET—aHOUSES. FLATS, STORE,
factory, factory with power. Rents
in Norwalk, South Norwalk, East Nor~
walk, Rewayton and Saugatuck, prices
ranging from $5.00 to $00.00 per month.
Get our rent list. Raymond Bros.
’ mid 3t
To LETflFIl-IlNISHEI) ROOMS.
Terms reasonable. Inquire 15 Havi-
land St. mil 3t
T0 LET—HOUSE LN REAR OF
FOR SALEHBUI‘LDING
Day St., 95 )1 9:3.
Mfg. (30., 40 WateriEIt. 1111.3 3
LOT ON
inquire Specialty
House. miil 3t
TO LET-HOUSE, 8 'ROOMS AND
t
FOR SALE—4A F
cery business in th
of Shelton.
A good chance for
Beard} 478 Howe Avei, Shelton.
1n15 3
.‘RST CLASS GRO-
t'hriving borough
Established twenty years.
a: quick buyer. Z. G,
bath, improvements, on Raymond St,
Rowayton, 310; also new 6 room cot-
tage, ready Iby June 1, $12. Frederick
H. Mart, Raymond SL, 'Rowayton,
Conn. . 11113 (it
t To LET—NEW s1x ROOM COT-
auto. Reasonable. Owner out o
the right man. Apply The Boston
Store. 1m14 3t
WANTED - A FEW REFINED
gentlemen to board. Those who ap-,
Within five»
preciate home cooking.
minutes‘ walk of depot. Address A.
0., care Sentinel. n114 3t
WANTED —- BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms. Terms reas-
nimble.
Rockwell, 30 Chestnut St. Tel. 1028- 2.
mil 6t
WANTED -— BOY FOR
store. Must be 16 years or over.
ply Stillson-Powell Corp.
'DRUGi
A11-
WANTED—A FEW STRONG BOYS'
' to learn a trade.
lug. New England Co at Company 811i
ill-1M
—.
WANTED—MEN T0 LOAD aun’
nnlord boats. (‘all at Radel Oyster
Co. docks 0 o'clock in the morning.
all if
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to 34 for bob calves to fatten.
Fried-man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
' ‘ MISCELLAN1201.18?”—w
TOURING CAR FOR HIREMSAIV
boll»
urtiuy afternoons, Sundays, all
days and ('1'elll11'gs.l‘l.11.s. l‘nrlson, ill
i’mt- .»\1‘v.".lel.i‘."ll..‘. min Ill
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENMTS
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C
207 Atlantic Si.
1.11d1 Attendant llc'st Rooms
un13 3ti
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[6 if
business.
no]. 11111“; 3
1
FOR SALE—«BUICK DELIVERY
Address Auto, care Senti-
tnge, all improvements; Lincoln Ave.
Inquire United Grocer1 00.1124 it
To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
third floor, rear, rent $8.00, Swartz
and Corbett block. Also second floor
i
t
FOR sub—A11 INCH
bearing lawn mower, used two sea- factnrlng. Inquire at office of the
:sons R. M. Teeny, 45 Elmlwood Ave. Old Well Cigar Co. a23 ti
1’1‘el.138-.4 111111 1i.
BALL
loft, 6,000 square feet, for light manu~
libuildlng lots, my couniiv
11:1 acres, house and burn
lStamfmd and Norwalk,
38-9000.
walk, Conn.
betwee
equit
l
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
property,
P. 0.13011 1181, South Nor-
mil 3t
To LET--'I‘EN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two baths, hot water heating system
and all other Improvements. For fur-
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
ises. 11124 tf
11
3'
PRETTY HOMES,
Bungalows If desiied will be dcsiguc
Paid while le‘arn. :l'or you through .1 first class dranghls
at reasonable pric
Soul
111 it
man and executed
by Marina lonsiruciion 00.,
\011111111 I‘onn.
RESIDENCES
ill
'ro LET-«AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St East Nerwalk.
Inquire at 0:1 South hiain St. 11124 if
(i
9‘
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a.
FOR SALE—THOR MOTOR CYCLE
with new ball
inquire. No.
condition
1’1' Ire $25.00.
East Norwnlk.
in good
hr she.
,I' irst St,
iii
mil Lit
NOTICE
d
FOR SALE—TWO YOUNG FRI-1 Sll
lnqniie lleim'ud Slcr,111isko 06
H Glcnueod Ave... South .\'or11ulk. mil 'lt.
(HOWE.
Special City Meeting
l The legal 1oie1's of the City of South
1 Norwalk are betel 1:.- notilied and unru-
l ....
$365.00 UPRIGHT
sell cheap and at once.
($1.50 per week. iu‘. W.
,ilce.
PIANO—~MUS
ml :1
'1 Into. or cash
I). Sentinel ol-
held in the Assembly linll of the new
I! Cltv Hall 011 May 11‘» 191::
:ed that a spetial (llV meeting will be
.nt 8 o‘clock
Membership meromd 1.151 in:
Met Your.
NW HAVEN. May 16.-'I‘Wo h
dred and fifty delegates, representiai
teenth session of the Grand Court oi“
the 152 courts, attended the severe
Connecticut Foresters of America, in
this city, yesterday.
The committee on credentials met
prior to the convention which opened
in Music Hall at 10 a. In.
Committee selections for the con-
vention were announced as selected.
and the biennial reports of the olllcera
were read. , ,
William .I. Hayes of Tariffville,
grand chief Danger, said In part, in
his report:
"“TIYE'Grand Executive Council gave
most attention to the uplifting of
courts that seem to be struggling for
existence, believing It a better policy
to give a helping hand to courts under
our care In preference to Institutinfi'
new courts. You will agree with me
that each year the task of instituting
new courts becomes, more diflicult, as
nearly every available section of the
State In co1ered. Court Di Torini of
Stamford was the only court‘ institut-
ed in the term, although we made
other attempts which I believe will
lead to success in the near future.
“Anticipatii‘lg the usual fall off in
membership in the Presidential elec-
tion years, we commencemeai'ly to
make plans. The membership cam-
paign committee recommended that
prises he offered to courts and mem-
bers during the balance of the year
1912, covering the period from July 1.
1912, to January I, 1013. A plan of
meetings of representatives
ordinate courts in various cities and
towns was arranged and successfully
carried out. A large class was initiat-
ed in Hartford on December 31, 1912,
with 287 new members. Other large
‘ 1?
to sub- l
The rosters 0 America 111.13.111.11
the second a nday In May of each
year an Math 11' Day We should
, turn outd'n‘Tam numbers at the mono
tor parade in Atlantic City, and demon
and wide awake .
“I recommend that we increase the
tax. one cent a1quarter. I commend
dril or degree tennis wherever it is
possible. I. recommend that the eel-
ary of the Grand Chief Ranger be my
creased 11 recommend social sessions,
as they are very helpful, and should
be encouraged. 11 heartily recommend
the holding of large Open meetings. I
, recommend that all make an extra of
tort to Institute junior courts in every
city and town I11 the State."
Report: of ‘Treaaurer and Secretary
Grand Treasurer James J. Walsh
of Meriden reported on the finances
for two years from May 1, 1911: Bah
once on hand May 1, 1911, $3,617.70;
receipts during trem, $23,840.07; inter-
est, 82430; expenses during term, $24,.
624.91; balance on hand May 1, 1,913.
$2,887.28. Balances reported in the
various funds follow: Management
fund, $2,290.45: funeral fund, $307.43;
endowment fund, $10.52; sicu fund,
$74.84: organizing fund, $204.03; to-
tal balance on hand May 1, 191.3, $2,-
887.28.
Grand Secretary Thomas O‘Loughlin
of :Naugatuck reported 011 the mem-
bership and financial standing of sub-
ordinate courts. ‘In the 162 courts
there were 20,547 members April 1,
1913. a 10115 of 1.151 for the term, and
total funds Jan. 1, 1913, amounted to
,a301,194.20, a gain of $14,230.70 for
the term. During the two years and
ling Jan. 1, last, there were initiated 3,
111, reinstated 115. and received by
card and amalgamation 693. [losses in-
cluded; Preclusions, 3,869; died, 40];
expelled, 113; withdrawal, 72; by card
and amalgamation, 689. One court
classes were initiated in Norwich,
South Norwalk, Bridgeport, Meriden
and Waterbury. Court Farnham, No.
31, amalgamated with Court Elm City,
No.1, (‘ourts Pembroke No, 2?.
Bridgeport, No 89; Waldemere No
19, and Seaside, No. 82, amalgamated
‘11ith Court Nathaniel Wheeler, No. 93.
“litany official visitations were made
during the term by‘ members of the
Executive Council. offering ev ery en-
couragement and assistance in our
power, which resulted in much good.
"i .1111 much pleased that the last
Supreme (‘en‘v ention honored two very
desening Brothers of this Grand
Court in the persons of Past Grnnd‘
d
itho Consolidation Hills so called 1 end
'i
1111: in the
see, good condition. ready to war
As owner has 110 further use for 1th
will sell cheap. Ziginun Mason, l1
FOR SALE—”Tillllldl': WORK IIOR-
’und ilmoughs 01 said (.enei .1l Assrui-
lily 11".l111h legislation. ii adopted con
uolld'lies the '1011 11 of Norwulk i1111
one ritv and ihcle‘m abolishes tlu- 11111
11.
11,
11
rieu (‘onn mill (It
FOR SALE A li.\il(.Al.\' lil‘ll.ll government, and to lake :lllfll 11111011-
in" lot, “0, 1111 110111 ('"'tlll(l ninth in relation tlntlo as said 111101111 1-111
$li.1ll,llll.
111,1; (111.
Hill
Soil 111,11;
Address M.
1111.1
on ili't‘OllIll of len\
11. l-‘., 1' me Sen
meeting shall scorn advisable and v.1.
podicnt.
3,1: ROIII'III'I‘ M. WOLFE.
l FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY—1
pure white \\ 11110 ()111'1111glon cocliorcl‘
I). 111., ten the purpose of considering
illlm‘fll Assciubb 01 this”: loss oi nmnuornnp for
state 01 before the Committee oititlts 1m” the prospells to, the up,“ 101111
to
11i<i1pil existente oi this (111 and its healthy c.011dllinn and show
were elects
(‘eurt.'“1‘1‘c'r
l
m lobe obliged [o taper,
‘nl'i 11111111 brighter ii 11111 plensrd
, report that the liensurltg oi the r-om
biped 5111101 1l1n111 couits are in
an
'rrease In the number of courts belong
111;: to the Funnel I‘und Subordiutll'
of the l' 111101.11 }' and
l Man 1'.
Alli-st: ’ ’ ”You “H1 more with me that lhc
“MN .I. (:i'NliiL list of prcrlusions is entirely too large.
llllil Just think of ltlwildlllil in two years,
(‘hicf Ilnnacr Charlies W. Bugley and,
Past Chief Ranger John ..l \Iac it who‘
editors of the Supreme
11 ’
ln~
rourts should consider the n1l1an1n§es
Stamford, Conn.
‘,\'1lued at $10 with .10 W bite Orpingtun
' eggs for $1". 00 to lntr'odute our beau
winter luiing strlln of grandest and
finest utility birds. Ono pen of :..‘1
'llus averaged 25 tags 11 (luv since Inst
1
City Clerk.
:11
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City Assessors" Notic
South Norwaik Office—63 Meadow 81.,
78 p. m.
Phone Connections.
iloux'swil a. mm". 11. 111. Monday, Wed
handily. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
. inusmass nortcas
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE'
fnr'uituii and piano mmlnn‘ by puildedf
automobile run. Also one good up.
1111111 111111111 for solo 11101111. .1. it, Mr
Nortuy. ’l'Lc 711111. ml-l 0|
.1. H. BROWN, line, HAS MOW-‘1)
.\oveml1ol
Any ugg infer tile replncfled.
lii'lldl‘ltiitl i'oultrl l'nrm. Saugatuik.
111i} ”th liable in 11111 taxes in the tilt of South
tile in all persons and 1-'orpm.1ilo
iNorn'nlk, that the; are required
Room 0, (inactte llildg.
EXCHANGE I'llii FARM 031 MO- ‘dalher to the usxlossors ill either of
111 if dated signed and sworn is, of all the
aproporlv owned by them on the let
LOST
11111 of May 191:1.
LOST BIND-11', MAY ll, \ I’I
binder please rein
111 l .'1
Himrclinmn Inn.
to this office
pic leather but 11 ci-u llil 111111 'illul‘f and;
It ldcsrribcd
N. Lin-Mats 111111 be retained to t
Assessors at the Ansessms' room
the new (‘01 Hull
Ill
tit
Losrwon ‘i/AN ZANI‘
«amen hrousl phi.
111111 to ill \‘uu Zuni St. ite11".1ud 11111” 1
8T.”
Finder plt' 11w W l
11 1913, i111 luslve said ofiltu to lie on
lfrom 10 tom 12 n.
his plumbing shop in '11 Taylor Aw. .,,
and when you got tired of paying his
prints for yum work will or «end In!
him as he has decided that instead or
lutv 1111 the reputation of being the
hluhect priced plumber in town to he.
the lowont. Work done promptly and
by skilled worluneu. Tel 1100. 11112 31.
M. MlLLERm-liicnldt‘il ALI.
kinda of upteuddinmi ling», luu'iupu
and bowel covers. Spatial prices for
milieu and flour 11111111 'I‘l-lpphuuo
11116111. Address 102 Taylor Ava.
1-111th Norwaih, Conn. mil lm
SEE. OUR. CAMPIJRI HOOK-8 ill?“
wall paper, painting and Iltit‘tll‘illliig.
0. l1“. iionedlot, 1111 Osborn Ava. Tel.
1273 2. 11211 If
NOTIDI .-... PAINTING. PAi'iuit
hanging. Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your «all pa
per and painters’ supplier of Alex
White, at it Ely Ave. Tot-100. with
mates cheerfully given. 12811!
NAIH'O MODERN docufnnil
neat and sheet music shop. All kinda!
suitors mm work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. all West. Washington iii
FRUIT TREES
day. May 17‘. 19 ii.-
. the mint em 1
lie. llieundm'siuned her'nln site no
liable. to taxation.
‘making a deatriptlon of all the ion]
estutc each pnrrul being separately
building, North
Main and Marshall :11:oets.Soulh'Nor-
1.111101 from May 17, 11113.10 May Ill,
about IS per-cent, while the (trail
rulefor the term was less than 2
rent. Something, must be done
remedy 1le evil 111' proclusicns.
e
ITS
m tcrs' Pride of llockvilio ~~~~~ and
Memorial Day in commemoration e
per
to
"We have one .qulor (lourlwi‘nres-
every
true h‘ori'sicr should feel proud of it.
the departed members of the Order.
was instituted, one suspended, one
defunct, and one added by amalgama
tion. There were 31 courts in the
funeral fund May 1. 1913.
l Furnished Room to Rent? A
,Sentlnel want changes it to a fur
strate that Connecticut is interested '
Heralds the day!
Reduce the bills you
In alignment result.
CONSULTATION FREE.
BOUND OVER FOR ASSAULT
HARTFORD, May 15.———Miclmel
Duffy, of New Britain, today
bound over to the Superior Court un-
der bonds of $500, charged with as-
saulting Mrs, J. C. Beneway in this
city. As the woman was looking up
hex store Saturday night, Duffy ac-
costed her, and then. it is alleged,
struck her twice with a horsewhip.
She testified in police court today that
she had never seen the man before.
He declares he has no recollection of
the occurrence.
.—
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a fur-
W83
nished room—Rented.
nished room—Rented.
CHIROPRACTI
Imitation work doeSn’t pay.
Rem0ve the cause of so- -called pain
Prophylactic measures may
Attend to the structure,
Chiropractors consult,
Till all crooked structure ..
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. MARGARET MORRISON,
CHIROPRACTOR.
Open Evenings.
used to pay.
Keeler Buiidln ,
the ter111.l
1
l
, .11. p11
tor ear, 2 that elliss building lots. at them. on or before the list 11111 of The first Sunday in June of earl: year , "““‘l‘ ‘l‘“,illfi‘d‘ilrlll
Harbor View llehcli. Geo. Mitchell‘ May, lillil. 11 written or printed list has been 81.1 “31,10 and observed “a .. H‘. .1
he
in
t'll
111., and from 2 to h
LOST ...... A (”My “0111.115, 111N111.” Riot'lorh 11.111 .: on Sulutduys from? to
blouse return to ilurnnrd 51111111111111. 9 O'Clilik in the evening ’-
01; 1110111111110 A 1.1. Reward will he “Mild “l- lhii ‘ “1’ 01' SOINII ‘lVOi‘Wolk.
mm mli 311001111111” 10th. A illli.
', FRANK] N Av 'l‘OLLES,
LOST-WOULD 1ND DIAMOND PA}.- ', DANIEL Ill‘NliOi‘,
14y pin. Mineral reward for return 101 , 13- WILLIAM ”11111001111,
Sentinel office. min :1: mill Elli 11191111190111.
marrow. I'leca PM A111" "" -,..,
return to or notify W. Miller, tinnnum ,
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Fire Lil e Health Are You “
O
9 ”I f
Accident, Plats (lieu. Auto late (38th m Your
~ In wanes. 1
Real Estate, onto. Surety Bends. .,
Nets 1! Public. »
C. T. cG overn .
m. 215. 155 Washington at. If 80 With thin Slim and
1...- , WM learn where you can get your ‘rl
Eyes Examined and Glasses
1 Made Properly. ,/,, sins,
Sprayin of Trees
Settled 1110)“;
at tile other of i 11 street dominion
or, City Hall hill iii
hide will all
private" 11
111 will he received
' Doll Satur-
fer the spraying of
titty gamete.
11.11.1111 the ifreu err , ,,
, shutting the bills
is all is W
In imany grades and
galvanized lined
m... O—‘WMM new
8 N. I. “‘l‘. O. A. A. V8, COLTS
0.,. phone company Athletic Annular
'I'ne Heathen: New manna ’I‘ele
enamel lined. porcelain
lined or stone lined. ‘
.$7 75 to $75
loll
RIBERAIURS
small cost.
OLD. GLOR
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