WANTED—«Gilli. FOR GENERAL
housework. Must understand hing.
Mrs. C. A. Harris, Hiohiand A $128" 1t
WANTED-ma GOOD RELIABLE
‘ man who knows something about war-
dening and to make himseli generally
useful. Apply J. R. ponders, Brook
side, South Norwalk. 11128 3t
WANTED-THOROUGHLY DOM-
potent engineer. under 45 years old,
must furnish undoubted reference.
Cluett Peabody and Co. Inc. 41128 3t
.WANTED ——,ENGLISH SPEAKING .
girl for general housework." Mrs. H;
G. Sharer, 11 Washington St m26 3t
_ WANTED-LADY WAIN'DS PLEAS-
ant room with board. Private family
Preferred. Address Box El, Sentinel.
11:26 (it
WANTED—WORK AROUND PEP-
vats places. Gardens pla
grass, «etc.» Inquire l..lu'lelllnue‘(m and.
den, 20 Hoyt iSt.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves. 811
,to Fr 3'4 for 'bob calves to fatten. H.
iedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
11611 nuns
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, ss., Probate
Court, May 27. A.D 4 ..1918.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court 1201' the ad
mission to probate of a certain writ:
ten instrument as and for the last
will of Henry W .Hurlhutt. late "o:
iNorwalk, in said district deceased
Ordered That said application 1119
heard and determined at the Probate
oilice in Norwalk. on the 5th day 013
June, 1913,91t 2 oclock Afternoon, and
that public notice thereof "be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said districtP
at least five days before said dayo
mooring.
: ' HENRY W GREGORY.
. Judge.
mam
ORDER TO SETTL ACCOUNT.“
District at Noriva , ss., Froleie
Court, May 28, A. o, 1913. \
Estate of Sarah B. Cox, late of Non'T
walk in said district deceased
Ordered, That the administrator exl
hihit his administration account do
this (mm to: adjustment, at the Pro
11.110 ofiile in 'N0',run1k on the «lib day
of June 191:1 at ‘10 o'clock lorenoon,
and that all portions interested in said
estate mu: be notified thereof, the ad-
ministrutor will cause this order to
he published in n nenupuper having a:
izlroulatlon in said district. at least
five days before said ltil do} of June,
191:}.
iiiilNllY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE-“T
Disirict ol' Norwulk.se.,1’rohaie
Court, May 12 A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of James Puui, late of \‘or-
walk, in shld district, dammed. ‘
The Court of Probate for the District
or Norwulk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof. for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect 10 present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time,
will be dehnrred a recovery.A11~per-
eons indebted to said estate ale roll
‘ iquuted to mails. immediate payment
to .
LRU'PH PAUL.
(11113 29 27, Adrpinlgtratrhn,
SOLVENT NOTICE.
hint or quujaihil on, Pnobhie
Court. they 20, A 11.113.
Estate of Josue! onczi.1ate oi
Nomilt.’ hi {laid ails riot. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
trict oi Norwullt, hath unlined and al-
owcd six months iron: the data here
or for the creditorii at said astute to
‘ exhibit their claim for ultimo
tillers filo notion! to‘ proper: t
unbound orcpe‘rlv otlulttid. withn
11AM time. will be dobarrud a mover;
All puma: indebted to Mild White“
amniooueslod to unite immediate pay-
nlo o
mama so
(115% film
"Maggi
mite
» FOR SALEWHICKERI‘NG UP
rlpht piano ebony case in first class
condition. Piano cost 90 new will
sell (or 5150 part cash. Address
"Miller," oars sentinel. ‘ 51:28 at
FOR SALE-M1LK ROUGE WELL
established and lully equipped. Ad-
dress Mill: Route, care line senténelét
. ., . In
FOR SALE -— GOOD GENTLE
horse. Must be sold this week. At
reasonable price to quick buyer. 111-
quire H. Rhnel, West Norwaik. 27 3t
.) m
FOR SALE-vCHE‘AP. 18 FT. PALM-
er built launch. with- new 3 1-2 H P
Toquet special motor with dull equip-
ment, including brass railings, awn-
lug, canvas cover,spr ayhood, curl:
cushions 10 It. toliowm boat and launch
truck. Apply to EdwinL Latevens,
Roway‘lton, Conn. Phone No. 25(13-3.((t3m
and
FOR SALE OR TO LET-MODDRN
thpine. 9 moms and bath. all rudder
timmovements. Awnings, shrubbery.’
Ht. Tel.1329.
fruit and well. enquire 3 Van aunt-9 W
. , , mm: at-
Inqiiilb Mrs.
Ave.
._ A. Yunnan. .41
.. in: mm: 9:: down no»:
at, second floor, six‘ mm. and at 1111
soon. Main ate: om floor. 5 rooms
EM
8
unable re
Inquire 12
L7 r
'r'o tar u: mos nouns. am
Chestnut St. 1
- iii-28 3t
south 'Norwalln
ro Lsr~rrnar noon. 1 nouns
Inquire or G. G. Bitumen. ill Wesgfh.
m
:1: on thwarted-
bury Ave., :35. 20-111mm
Ibeth St. 810. 00. Mad-ii
arms. $10. . First floor.
Alva. 520. Downstairs. Osborne
10 Monroe St... 2 floors 816‘.
.a‘ta‘lrs'. Taylor" Ava. $7.011. ,
floor; Sausathck, 58. Spring St
Ghana! ‘81:» Nor-walk; 810.
floor, (h
Wvfillmmn SL. 87. 50..
or slim kinda.
Bros. (L ,
Get our list.
j
\
:oonvenlent, h
demon or
Good who? home
,aon onus—mom nounaoulr
wagon. newly painted. Price 515.
Would exchange for bicycle.
No. ‘80 Fort St, East Norwalk. m28 git
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE EESTATE
or late Geo. Donnell. Westport, Conn,
lags. A1 condition. 011 Post Road.
near Southport. Geo. Mitchell. sale
agent, Norwalk, Conn anal t1
FOR 8ALE~TWO BURNER Ala
cohol stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Office. 11121 ti
sFOR SALE—SAME. 39 x 28 lNOH-
ea, or would exchange tor a smaller
one. Inquire Modern Market. 16
North Main St. , and ti
Fire, Life; Health
Accident. Plate, Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Real Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
G T McGovern
155 Washington 8%.
Inquire ;
18 acres, mansion, cottage, other bulld- '
reasonohl‘ .2.
Taft, 16 Maviland 8t. , «
T0 Lire-now gloves wool“).
mum
emilu‘
Nor-walk. 68.? House and am. Taylor
ascend
Second
enemy with Power. 111611415
Raymond
11129 in
is hoard: Mrs G. n. '*
11126 at
ROW-.
81.,
Ave.
Up-
.. $10.
833111.
also of the Westport Fire District he-
wishbone summation with
or person in a an illed
, . Through this reg d'
Niall?!“ of _ ( 7. . . admissabnity of which
hflV'fl Dealt OO'llllland-r ‘ ( , . served deelllon waster
‘ hoped to prove‘that Willivl
an a” 0321:: '53::in panmcéwhizmmt " president 0: the Ainslie
. compounded Medal-lei: '
are I. Have anon In a an. manufacturer, held
conversation on Janus
about the thus that the
alleged to have conspired
minim Collins, John J.
' neat J Pitman to "plant"d
Lawrence for the purpose
( the impression that: the st
" tile" workers: dentelnpl ‘
. enforce their demands
- on company. .
( Counsel for Wood ohjac
' additssibn of the record
that the switchboard op
oiy are not only nourishing, but
delldlousr'l' Try’tllem.‘ Always In the.
protecting package that" keeps in . ,
their (boutique goodness. Al Ways look . ‘
the ln-er-seal Trade Mark.
the per-so ' peaking ~
pany‘s onice or 61’ the. per
other and ot the wire Gob
slated that the operator (
celVed by any man who a
resent 131me as Mr. W9
on the lump, contented himself with
using light (left Jabs. followed by right
crosses. which invariably missed their
ninth. ‘
Driscoli was the stronger at thwlin-
O’KliE'FE GHADQB DRIBGOLL.
Philadelphlan Leads Brooklyn Lad
" In E’ght of Ten Rounds.
Eddie O‘Keete. of Philadelphia, had
.. trolleymen tor
played with
the same which will
newly papered and painted. eon
located.
under. 4 South Main St, RoomO
,‘
-ro LEW-1"RO0M APARTMENT
Rent $12.1nquire Frederick
mild (it
To LET—FIVE ROOMS. SECOND
floor 45 Summit Ave, all improve
month. Inquire J. M. Layton and Go
‘ r.ln2ll bit.
601“ on‘llune 3"
. ( Dennert. 1).; R‘.
Baker, c {Cab 11).; Dunner, 21).; Her-
manzle, 8b.;McE1wee. 11.: Lewis. ct.
Duffy, 11.; Ball as. This nlh‘e is confl-
dent that no other trolleymen's team'
in the section 'can beat them and a
challenge for names will soon be is~
sued
the espmlrnrn‘ “
trally
from trolley and railroad station
TO LET—Ar 10mm»: PARK, 7
rooms. all improvements, two minutes
at 10 Union 'Park, or telephone 190
' ( m26 3t
M. A. Connors, an expert or the
Berlin Bridal! Construction Company,
arrived her yesterday: and began his
. fill
TO LET—4 LARGE- ROOMS
‘10 Fort St
first. floor, all improvements, 49 0;:
«borne Ave. Adults .prelerred “gill'll't
. . ~ . , n:
inveatlgdtlon into (the conditions of
the 'State street bridge. He made
flteasurementd and observations yes-
terady but his report will not be
0N
East Washington St. East Nor
Apartment at
T0 LET—«AN APARTMENT AT 81'
39 Chapel street.
invite at 64 South Main St. 11124 ti
made for several days. Concerning
the superstructure the expert said:
“The Jamel is not in very bad shape
tor the most part. but it will probably
walk.
all modern improvements and
city central.
near West St.
TO LET—'«HOUSE CONTAINING.
wentences. In 'beal residential pal-tot
Inquire 22 Taylor Avail
11122 6t
have to be roblacsd because of rust.
The connection rod . armour loose and
it will be heceb‘ to put other: E'ln
their 'p‘iacesi’Wfl e‘whold the brillsel
is not so bad " Connors said that he‘
0011
mm...—
23' . .
CHIROPRACTIC
BPlNAL ADJUSTMENTQ.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL D c.
207 Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lad! Attendant. Rest Rooms.
:1
”T” ‘ south Nomall: emu-ea Meadow at.
7-8 p. to.
Phone Connections.
Hours-11 a and p. in. Monday: Wed
ncsday. Friday, 6: 30 p.
TO LET—4 ROOM FRONT
factory building containing
lecturing. Inquire at The Old
rear apartments. second floor. rent
$10 and $9. Also second floor loft in
square feet, suitable for light manu‘
Cigar Co. cities, 83 Washington St.
9.23 t
wouldn't know anything definite about
‘llle condition 01' the structure until he
had worked over his measurements
at the onlces or the construction com-
puny.
AND
5. 000*
Well
.m
4"As tar'ns the school board is con»
TO LETwTEN ROOM 110118
and all other improvements IN:
158!
MISCELLANEOUS.
'Wes‘t avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two baths, hot water heating a: stem
that particulars apply at office or The
Old Well Cigar Company or on 1);:an
to
W
earned in the matter, We certainly
snail haven new school house tor the
center 01' the town." said Superin
tendent Grow G. Bowman. yesterday
when asked «breathing the possibil-
ity of Westport building a new struc-
ture [or education. "Oi course the
members of the board have no power
E, 70
1‘ (up
TOURING CAR FOR HIRE
mend. but we shall recommend the
8““ erection or a new building anflrase
u.
. d . s d . , 1: non
RPINAL ANALYSIS FREE ggyllyagl" $921233; 'yrl'élafive'l'y roan out the plans with the cost of direction
N unable.3 Chas. Carlson, 31 Cove Ave. at shown meeting. 'l‘hat it's up to the
. r T014.” 3313 "1‘43 3‘ voters to m humid: we will have the
.2:
BUSINESS NOTICES
. illness .. onions
hlnd'a oi! secondhand bum bur tips
and barrel covers. Special rice: tor
codes and flour bass
Address 192 Taylor All...
Good. :(w me tin
BER. OUR SAMPLE ROOKIE 011’
wall paper. palutln and decorating.
3.; It. Benedict. 95 short: Ave. 111'?!
' s
‘—
NOTlel ~— PAINTING. raven.
nursing. Decoration by practical than.
have money by buying Ingram. trail on
gainters' an lids ct Alex;
4' mg ”mg”: “a ‘00!
mm items more
Mild 530119;:er flitting“ All
' “l ”Million“
LL .
elephants Re
.‘ “at '.
..
‘ Loon "
lolldohhouqsfior not". Mr Bowman
said that the members at the board
Norwalk conventional Oberon,
day. clover stick pin. pearl
LOST '~— FRIDAY.
st. crank 39: automobile. Ram:
return to Brian» Market.
LOSTu—IN VIGINITY 01" SOUTH
banter.
ward no return to Sentinel. mild git
M
BETWEEN
Bridge Fish Market and Golden Hill
,mdtit
expected the bridge question to inter-
Bun- but the work a: that body on t a mob-
terrwoulmshelfly lie conclud as the
ar‘ol'litect is At pt'bnent pro a
careful specidcation list which? will
show the calm nearly as tum the
estimated The plans and thudapech
tor
LOBTwGA-TURDAY. ROLL.
matting. Address to Hickey
word for return to Charles: Stevens.
mid
Belle Island.
11me
Elm Trees
Summer
(Sprayed, ,to Stay Green '
(ichl’ions will soon be ready (on the
03' y‘otm, ‘
“a
in TO arauosnoiis no nation.
now and. May aamrhiy an.
ordination at international oil
(Brooklyn. last. night, in the main obn-
lush: retinas or the ten, but had to
_ in the matter other than to recoup '
tare with that at the new school house. ,
tor a telephone connection
private wire connecting til.
dent’s otilce with the switch '
a clear" lead ever Young ‘Driscoll, of
1311. Both weighed in at 126% pounds
ringside. __ '
‘Johnny Martin. at the West Side
won over Battling 'Mantell in ten
rounds. _ _
Pinkie Burns and Johnny Keven put
up a rattling (bout in the other ten-
round so, neither having an advantage
at the and, Burn weighed 110 pounds
and Korea 114.
test of ten rounds at the Atlantic Gar-
den A. 0 Oman: proved the more
clever and the better rial; general in (1:08 ANGELE'S Gal M
iel McLeod, light heav'ywe
1.1011 wrestler, successfully
his title against Tony A ' "
hustle to keep the lead in the last two
lrounds, when the lBt‘ookistn boy ex-
changed punches and held the winner
on even terms. .
The sixth was a hummer and had
the crowd yelling madly. man.
with head down bored in, placing both
hands to the body. while O‘Keete, ever
a
McLeod won in straight
‘ first in 35 niinute‘s, all seco
1 second in 15 Minutes, all . (
with crotch and hail" Nelson
(toe hold' was (barred;
”5-;
A Furnished Room to Rent!
Sentinel want changes it to a in:
niahed mm—gented.
. 11:18 11’ N
'2 ’Gl‘“
10
“it Office
SIX .1 V
'i . onerous. v
v’consecutive is
jg subs of this: pt
I: per. together
Norwalk Chronicler