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In Disca-
WANTED .
'W ANT EP~T W10
ers
‘ (Tel,
0001) PAINT-
Alexundci W'llite, til 1-2 Dly Ave.
400. '
‘9 I
WANTED—A GIRL WISHES PO-
}sition of general housework, no cook- ‘
lug. Address 1 Platt Ave, East N01;-
lwalk. Marcela Kowack ml) 31
"WANTED-«A MAN TO RUIN GA-
rage at Belle Island, (301111.; room tor,
0 care; use. rooms ustairs; electric
lights, running water, all improve
snents in place. Belle Island Associa-
tion wants man't'o take passengers to
and from depot, Apply Regina Dillon,
,fl2 08 Poplar St, Bronx. 1119 It
WANTED—GIRLS BETWEEN 14
and 10 years of age. Apply factory.
entrance. J. and .1. Cash 00. 1119 31:
SALESMEN WANTED—EARN $100
inonthly. Expenses. Experience 11}
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for smoking and chew-
ing «tobacco. cigarettes, cigars, etc.
lie-met Company. New York, 'N. Y.
1118 1111
WANTED—BY HUNGARIAN GIRL,
situation at general housework. in-
nuire 36 Raymond St. 1118 31
WANTEDMPOSITION AS BOOK-
lkecper, timekeeper or cashier. Exper-
ienced. Capable 01‘ taking entire
charge of small office. References giv-
en. Address M. 5., care Sentinel.
‘ . ' _ 1118 (it
WANTEDHSITUATION AT GEN-
eral housework in small family, by
English speaking Hungarian girl. 1:13
[West St. 1117 3t
I——-—-.
1 located.
gist
TO LET
To LETASTORE,
All improvements; and othei
Inquire 76 Washington St
1119 31
rents.
CENTRALLY‘
Suitable for any kind of reasonable; will give 20 qts. when
(mg it business. Also six nice rooms, 30 Lowe fresh and hold it for a long time. Call
alter 5 o'clock or Sunday at Jnniusfl
I.
FOR SALE
‘FOR SALE—EXTRA FINE c,ow
1)-
ud
llr'own's, No Elm Grove 81., ‘South
1Norwaik, Conn. 11 mil 3t
1 i
TO LET—'5 IiOOM‘S, LARGE GAR-‘
den and a number 01' fruit trees, 011
Connecticut Ave; also live rooms, 2:5
Elizabeth St.
102 Taylor“ Ave,
11056.
To LET—A PLEASANT nonstan-
ed room for one or two people. In-
quire 12 Chestnut 181., South .\lorwalk.
Tel.
1118 tl‘
city. '
_1n8 3t1
TO LET~FOR SUMMER. MONTHS,
handsomely ufurnished house, 4 Mor-
gan Ave. Norwalk. All modern con
veniences. Apply to Geo L. Wood
ward. m8 3t.
To LET—‘Slx ROOM HOUSE. 14
Meadow St" improvements. Rent $14.
Inquire E, M. 'I‘olles, 146 South Main,
St. m7 3t
TO LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED‘
rooms. with or without heard, all im-
provements; centrally located. 9
High St., South Norwalk. m7 3t
To LET—LOWER FLOOR ' 011‘
house, 5 rooms; all improvements;
large garden plot and chicken house.
1'11 Winfield St. Inquire of Edwin L.
ilanford. m7 31
To LET—dbl PRIVATE ,B‘AMILY
a furnished room with improvements.
Suitable for one or two gentlemen. in.
quire 110 South Main St. n17 3t
WANTED "- 92.5011 AND $11,300
first mortgage loans 011 local pmper-
lties.‘ 'llox 1185. South Norwalk, Conn.
' m7 tit
WANTED—— FREE AND CLEAR
lots lior equity 3}, 000 to .82. 000 in in-
come property. dilating Construction
1130, 123 washiuétoh St‘ ' 1117 (it
WANTEDnCASHIERS WA‘N’ISED
at Roton Point Park. Apply at“ office
on grounds Saturday and Sunday at-
ltcrnoons.~01ean cut young man for
lemonade counter Two checkers to
check food for restaurants. Six wait—
resses for lunch room. 1117 3t
WANTED—4'0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra «prices for fat calves.
[5. 00 1:01- but) valves to cation H.
”TO tET-JIASEMENT, 87 NORTH '
Main street, 120 feet deep, first class
condition, eight side and one front
window. Suitable for factory or bowl
r ‘ Ing alley as was formerly occupied.
Inquire ill Gutkowsky. 87 North Main
St. mu {I
2-? 1' 1'
'ro LET—NEW TWO FAMILY
house. Woodward Ave; all improve-
ments: Inquire United Grocery C0.
or W. S. Wilcox. 1120 ft
T0 LETk-FROM JUNE IST, SIX-
room flat, hard wood floors and all
improvements F‘ H. Fitch grocer.
118 South Main St. m1 tf
To LET-5 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
den and a number of fruit trees on
Connecticut Ave. Inquire Mrs R. Tar—
lov, 102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.
Inquire Mrs. R. Tariovfl
Nof
FOR SALEwONE' PAIR HORSES“
one single horse, Very low price. In-
quire Harris and Guns 0.0., Water St.
1n9 31
FOR SALE—JFULL SIZE ENAMEL-
ed bed.complete, hall tree, chairs,
rugs, vacuum éleaner and a few. odd
pieces of furniture. Inquire 9 Reed
1119 it
I
FOR SALE ——— TWO FAMILY
house 62 lilaadow St.: two large
barns, greenhouse. A bargain it sold
at once. Inquire Chas H Smith Tel:
1361.
FOR sALE“"DHE WELL KNOWN trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-i'
RANGES
Meet every
cooking need.
' VISIBLE BAKING AND .
ROASTING wrm 'rns
cuss ovau 00011
FOR SALE BY
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Horace R. Nash. (101. No. Main and West St.
71111 1111111
District of Norwalk, es.. Probate.
Court April 24th, A D 1914.
Estate of Anna Fitch. late of Nor-
m 39 walk, in said district; deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
Mrszates oi lieddlng is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Edwin Godfrey.
Mrs. Shipman of Weston was the
black pacer Bonnie at a bargain; also lowed 313 months from the date here- guest of Mrs, John Davis last Satur~i
Angora kittens
Meadow 81. Tel 1861.
FOR SALE-20 FT G’H. P.
cylinder Palmer launch mahogany
iinish. full inventory; speed 9 miles
M. Bullgey. Southport. Phone 1277.
1118 31
FOR SALE—«ONE BLACK DRIV-
ing horse, sound, fearlesswnd true.
Also 35 ludian Runner ducks. Steph~
en 8: Kellogg. Phone 8.114. 1117 3t
FOR SALE-30 x 8 FT. GLASS
cabin launch, 10 ll. 11., 2 cylinder, 4
cycle Palmer engine, full equlpinent;,
Will
H
., East
1117 3t
3 years old; excellent condition.
take small heat as part payment.
E. Niokerson.‘ 252 East Ave
Norwalk.
FOR SA‘LE-SECON D‘
lawn mowers from $1.00 up. Every
one guaranteed or money refunded.
Robert 0. Thompson. 154 First St East .
Norwalk. ”Tel, 593-4
FOR SALE—GOOD YOUNG HORSE,
stylish driver. A (‘2, care Sentinel
mi 61
‘FOR SALE —— YOUNG 'STRONG
- horse weighing about 1,300 at a sacria
lice. Address 11., euro Sentinel,
" m2 tf
FOR SALE on RENT—Lane‘s;
and commodious house, 12 1111111111111
St; my terms. For further particu-
lars inquire C Swartz. Old Well Cigar
Co. ' 1111111281!
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HAND
married October 7 1808
properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recov.ery
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to 1 ,.
.GEORG-lANA PITCH,
1155 m2 , , 9 ,. Administratrix.
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Woman iinalnc to Get Dvcrce
Because ci Technical Error,
Bu! May Success tater
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Threc“diviirces" were granted ‘snd
0“"- “U‘i’s 5.9%!“ by “”59 Tuttie “1 ing oi' nits, cathlrd was heard the. ,.
the superior this yesthhay. but in
the latte the court instructed the at ’
torneis for the petitionerwto amend
the toniplalnt and that perilscpé then
a dECI'ee 00““! be grfllltad TIIE‘I'B prncum‘l fancy “TUCIQS and Cake 13"“ " '
were only four uncontested divorce the pings}, gunning, mil; afternoon!
oases scheduled on the short calendar
for yesterday, a smaller number than'
usual and 'th'ey were quickly disposed'
of
On thé’ 3'ngth oi desertlon James
Wakelee Davis was «Ireéd from Jessie day. night by that choir
Woulton Dayle, whose maiden name
was Jessie 11151111011 Pine ,They were
Both .1111:
Chas. H Smith 52 of for the creditors of said estate to day
919 “gexhibit their claims for settlement.
l'i‘hose who neglect to present their
2 accounts,
Miss Ethel Gorham of Norwalk has
been a recent guest of Miss Eleanor
Coley
Mrs. George Pike has returned from
a visit with Mrs. Rufus Underwood'in
1' Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs, Jonas of New York,
have rented, the cottage in South Wil-
ton owned .hy Mrs, St. John.
w. K. ,1. 'liubbell and ano Mrs.
ithe college.
'i The Nelsen family oi the city, have
rented Mrs Theodore Smith's house
inear Center School House and are 1,
new occupying the cottage
i The first until 01’ the whippoorwiil.
insert! in this locality was
Wedhbsday'ev'ening. The liquid trill-
same day.
i The Girls Friendly Society will hbld "
a sale 01 enibroidcred shirtwaists.
from 3 to 9
Mrs William Stone, the retii‘iug or
ganlnt of St. Matthéwe Church was
entertained at the rectory last Satur-
The new 01"-
ganist. Mr. Greenwood of south Nor-
walk‘will assume the duties of- organ-[
151 'next Sunday.
Stanton Coley autoed to Amherst this
'week and called on \Vlllitim Cole\ at 11 "
clock The next luceiin; oNhe Le 1111110
on June lit-111' will lie the annual also
’tlon of adhere and all Installers are
urged to attend, and all who are not
menihcis aie asked to come and Join.
The 25c fee will then 110 due
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PUl’Ul 1111.1an Mill 1
M'ENELLY'S FINAL."
' Iltlllt'o lovers of Silhth Nozlwulk and
vicinity Will not ”welcome the an
amusement ,thut. ’1‘uosday evening,
May'lB. marks iinai dance of, the sea
son under the “direction of the big
announcement will doubtless create
popular interest' and there will
advantage of the opportunity ,to en-
joy the lust event. "The season has
been 11 very popular and successful
one for the McEncilys. The many
novelties introduced during the season
met with instant approvaland appre-
ciation. Playing together throughout
the season,
perfection of playing that is seldom
heard and local dance lovers have
ibeen quick to realize the difference.
Manager Cook announces that 1for this
'Eievent he will have a fifteen piece or-
ichestra who will present an unusual
1program Be on hand. Enjoy the
lblggest and the best. _
Dancing 9 to 1. Tickets 50
leach.
' : BUY YOUR
Seeds at Cuneo’s
They will treat you square.
lowest prices.
ihand. ' Very choice rhododendrons.
60c up
Tel. 372-12. 7 Railroad Ave.
McEneily orchestra of lioston, but the ,
doubtless be hundreds who will take
the orchestra attains .11
Concert 8‘ to s. 9
cents
Leave
orders for roses to be filled at very,
All kinds shrubbery on
IT
KEEPS ‘
, McEaell
Armory. ’i‘e‘cs. ‘FancJIav
Hoy
ilere' s an ideal springtime ill. a
of 11 thousand laughs.
llliuystime' Hi'e‘t'uie mextrsfilfid
“More s the pinsht‘i‘é‘b‘i musics
odles, ”1...... '
LOVE 1 ..HOLLAND.
A tuneful operei . with autistic
tunes and clever verses, 11 P011
lpresented amid grand econ
costume beauty. llenr the _
lRelne" Waltzes You‘ll whisti
continually.
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Two lads who,amuse and amp:
JackaE'RFERT and osnuiw
Just a couple of "Nuts“ in patter
songs that are irresistible,
a _.———( 1
Recently of The New York W!
Garden,
VINNIE BRADCOME,
“The Cheer Up’Girl."
a
Amusing and Sensational 'Gyunna’
(4) DUNVETTES (4)
Fearless Fun in Mid Air.
‘ LAFEV-RE poo. 1.
Modern Society Dance Diversions
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’ BUSINESS NOTICES " m‘lwmm “fin; gh'mpgfi'rwals'ézprllwe; 'rfv'i'nsower'g'present. 0The members 07 in oxcgyb‘ashlon {Quarterlies will be A. M.—-4: 411x, ' 5': 40. 6‘ 4 9 V
THE SOUTH NORWALK WINDOW 91:: sgnzkwfefififs 329:; 717110 :23: 1912111111 desertion was alleged. The the organization gaveIf a play and ’ found in ’ ’ ’81513: 9-.15'x, 10': 02x, 10: (i
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given a divorce from William A .. .1
Cocketur. also of Not-walk on the Pam” Pei-varsity. WI“ be given in, Patterns
cream! of desertion They were the Congregational Chapel, Saturday!
l J“ 12 1894 The custod evening. May 16111 At 8 o'cIOcit. This _ ,9 ’1 “A“
3‘3? 11111731» chum“ ,m men 171" entertainment is hndertlfe auspices of
9m. €099,699“ the society of Christian Endeavor and msffl [GN'B'
tory window canons. , .111 kinds m
loleaning IWork done ’ ‘ < .
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PAINTING. PWNGING DEC-
lat-atlas. Paint-err supplies with pa-
o‘er. up-tn- dut'e styles, ioivert prices
John Fountains
, will .1115 you summons and will . ills pYoCee’ds will be used tor the hen
mamas. chemuuy was, can or- Ydhtgn”id§2‘tilm.... m‘s- m that ion at 11111154» outside ,3": gm, 1"“ '93:“ “I,“ slit of that society. 1 1 ‘ ,1scm.nt1'“""i€ii”f~
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the t t e etltioner the
‘ Wedneida'y the followih report a
uoilr Ioun'déhat it- was she jthil‘t had ' 1,:
n d 99.9“ Ryan instead oi the Tent Cataplller contest vvas hand
Mm“ decor .“3 her The I _’ of '01! id." Much interest has been felt
hardships and crueitles that is to her this mm“ and than“ ”a d” 'M
1 1 Charles ’1‘. Root for ,hls'generous alien‘s.
‘ which proved such an inducement to
have done this will“
At the Civic League 111' sting ls
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That’s proper. .
, Painless methods,
Marion. ,'
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Rooms this way has been a real ‘heuei 1
teeter t6 Wilton. The following is the “l
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