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WANTED
WANTED_~~—\\'l()1\lA.\' \\'I’I‘ll. CHILI)
two years old would like «position in
1:10. country. inquire 39 Ely Ave.
1 , ‘ 11111} it
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JWANTED—«liY ADULT
room house or
June let.
S, 1') Oil 6
part of house from
Address 11.}. W. \\‘., care Sen-
itinci. 11116 3t North Main St. Inquire United (iro Al. condition. ll Mention St 11111131
fccry Co. 11116 tl’l , w" .m
1WANTED~-P0SI’]’I()N AS 11.111113! m ww- : FOR SALE-11001) SOUND HORSE,
taker ot‘ giotllldH or estate. wmmgl T0 LET-5 ROOMS AND IiA’I‘II. seven yeals old,snit.1i1le iOI any 1117111.
.10 take site also. Apply 1;; boxing-1509mm floor, it: Osborn Ave. Water Apply Alex. White, lily Ave. 111115 1t
1 ton Ave v, 111111 ”‘and gas. Inquire on premises.
-.-. I 11115 (it FOR SALE -—— SINGLE (‘OMll
WANTED—~\\'lli’l‘iil GIRL FOR illiode island Beds, a combination of
house-work in small family in N01“ To LET-«CIJN’I‘RALLY LOCA'i‘ldli‘best laying strains in the emu. Eggs,‘
[walk Telephone 1504. 11116 It suite of offices over Central Food $1 for 15; $6 per 100. (‘ockcrels right
WANTED—YOUNG llOY 0F IS,
now employed, would like to learn a
wind trade, Could call alter (S p. 111.
‘Apply XX, cure Sentinel. 11116 3t
COMPETENT CHAMBER MAID
or waitress desires position I11 private
family, best references. Write N. J.,
21 Franklin Ave. Norwalk, Conn.
Cul'e Finch. mlh 3t
AGENTS WANTED.
'\\'e want a reliable man or woman
in South Norwalk to look after re-
newals and new subscriptions to Met-
ropolitan, "The llivest Magazine in
‘Americaf’ The 1work may be done in
more time—~11 few hours each week
Liberal pay for whatever time is put
1.1. No investment or bond required,
no previous experience necessary.
Full instructions and supplies sent
free. live two references. Desk 14,
metropolitan Magazine, New York.
WANTED-~—-i'OIlN(} (lIRI. TO TAKE
(are of baby. Inquire til Woodward
Ave, nil-I :it
WANTED~—\'OUNG LADIES To
enter the training school for nurses
:11, the New Britain General Hospital,
New Britain. Conn. For full particu-
lars address the superintendent of
nurses. 11114 121.
SALESMEN WANTED—~EARN $100
monthly. Expenses. Experience 11:-
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for smoking and chew-
ing tobacco. cigarettes, cigars, etc.
llemet Company, New York, N. Y.
m8 1m
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALI. KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beat market prices
paid Extra prices tor fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
FriedmanhTConn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tr
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE—4‘0 MY PATRONS—JHAV-
lug returned to South lNorwalk, I am
preparedto do dressmaking for old
and new customers at their homes.
Mrs. J. A Decker, General Delivery.
. South Nor-walk n116 it
THE SOUTH NORWALK WiNDOW
and 1H0use Cleaning 100., 1303110 it Ly-
' sobey, Props P..O. Box 5.16.1119 clean
All kinds of windows, oiilce cleaning,
private house building cleaning, inc.
tcry window cleaning. Ayn ’lnds
'cleuntag work done . .111 m4 at
PAINTING, PABERHANGING, DEC-
oratinx. Painters' supplies. “Wall on:
per, unto-dots styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheeriuliy mun-1111 or-
dare solicited. 1191.400. Alexander
Mite, 61 M Ely Ave, 111151111
NOTICE.‘ f ‘
I have it at last. What? .Tln tor
.rooilug leaders and gutters that is
connoisseur 1e you-p. WI people.
the buying me rep-1115‘; their mark.
medals and Tissue: libcauso‘ they
love money. »
1 HENRY
141 Watt». M,
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‘nll latest
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
1,53 Meadow 81., South Naturals,
:97 Atlantic St... Stamford, 9a.
TO LET
T0 LET~~S'I‘()lii§ AN!) l1‘lX'l‘llllli'S
ccnlruliy located; also six nice rooms,
improvements, and othei
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OPEN
it. 6 111.1; 5 it. ,6 111.,
engine, good as new.
HI)
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LAUNCH
-1 ii. i’, liatkui‘
Sclwblcr “(railin-
rents. Inquire 713 Vi'ushlnnton St. rttor, 1111111111111), Complete inventory of
11111i‘:lt accessories. For 111‘i1'11.ietc., address
Ilox 123, Itowavion Conn. 11111} ‘11
T0 LET-~41 ROOM Al’Ali'l‘M.iC."I‘.
All iniprovvnitnns. lient $l{1.iltl.
FOR SALE~»-A~I1()lil) lilIN A1101 l‘ LN '
12
Store, consisting; of three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at oiiice of The Old‘
\\'ell Cigar Co. 11115 ti'
out of our breeding yard, $2 and iii
each. liens and pallets. $1.31). Ii.
Quackenbuah, ‘I’hone. l'larien. 11114 3t
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FOR SALE»~—A SQUARE PIANO,
price $30.00. inquire at 515 \‘l‘est Arc...
,Sonth Norwalk, mil lit
two gentle‘
Inquire 6
mil 3t
TO LET~A LARGE FURNISHED
front room, suitable for
men; also smaller room.
West St. Ring first bell.
FOR SALE- 29 1:! Y ARDS l:‘ X’l‘iiA
nice rag carpet at 7.31.- per yard, all or
any part of it. (‘all or address A. J i
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T0 LET—~TO SMALL FAMILY,
Funcher, No. 10 Elizabeth St. 11113 «it;
bungalow on Lincoln Ave, from June i
let; rent $21). or for 1111111 on easy; For; SALE—ONlQ-HAIJ’ 1.0'1‘ 1N]
terms— lnnuire of Chas. E. Hoyt. I‘nion Cemetery, 111-0111511111. Addri-ssT
”113 hi “lioton,” Sentinel ol‘iicc, tulii 31‘
To LET»; ROOMS LARGE GAR: FOR SALEm-PAIR til“ WORK
den and a number of iiuit t1ees on 1.0.5113 Inquire W. ll. iiirdsall. 1.”,
Connecticut Ave; also the 1ooms,23 my 31. 11113.: St
Elizabeth St. inquire. Mrs. Ii. Tannin} . .
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No.‘ FOR SALE-13111.00, II“ 501.1) 111'
1165-5. “1'31: 21st. beautiful pinunnatic tire r1111-
.—. 1111111111, fringed umbrella top; also good
T0 LET—-~«BASl<.‘..\IEN’I‘, .17 NORTH 1111111111511. ..-11 11011111111111.
Main street, 120 feet deep, first-class any time. ”1‘0“ 11. 1
condition. eight side and one from l’holw
window. Suitable for factory or bowl-l .... M~~~~~ —«
lug alley as was formerly occupied.‘ FOR SALE 51;"! l ((Hlli \\ ”H“
Inquire M, Gutkowshy. 87 North Main lcaliorn stock: "'1'“ (I111 1‘“ 313-9” per
t‘hn he s.on
Ilasltum Ave.‘
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St. 1115 Li hundred; hatching onus $1.111) a set-
, fling; $5.00 a hundred, .l, W Smith,
' ' illnple Grove Farm. South Nonvalk.
MISCELLANEOUS. 11111”: 31-
W‘H‘er ~ ““M~vfl‘-§>h.' :1" 11—“mm
1 FOR. SALE— NL‘AR N. BRIDGE
TYPIWRITERI. !eIc\en room house 11ml: 11111111; boiler.
W 11011 rangl. toilet and g.ls.’lur1ns
mm ' :cssy; three-litihs can remain on mort-
gao at 5 per cent.
tine].
Address 111. Son-
11112 Iii
mow
nutmeg
Remmx‘id all 001
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m in. ““1111: l‘
Ol‘ mo '1
’ “:3 FOR SALE w vouxo STRONG
horse weighing about 1,300 at 11 sacri-
M 5 per
ummor
ilice. Address‘liqwure Sentinel.
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R m but. I“ "Ifllm
334:9": con-i
Knew Thyself
WORK M EN'8 COM PENSATION.
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1 FOR SALE on 1112111'1‘u--1..A.1-‘1oul
and commodlous house 12 Ilnviland
.St.; easy terms For further particu-
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT liars Inquire C Swartv, Old Well Cigar
INSURANCE. ' Co. msr28 it
Write Me for Sample Policy. 3 1 —~1-*~----
C. T. McGOVERN WELL KNOWN MUSICIANS
INSURANCE AND 22111., sour: “NW” 'N “MM“
155 Washington Street. ”W“
South Norwnik. Conn. Tel. 845. Joseph Conltcrdlno Ceiling; and G.
I May Woodward Quietly Wedded.
. BRIDGEPORT. May ids—«Joseph t:
- ‘Collings. cholrmusier at Christ Church.
Mend Miss L}. May ‘,Woodward 11111011.;
You are strong and won ithe city’s best known pianists, 1161.
That's pleasant. lunlted In marriage at the West Side
You hope to remain so. Church at Christ. Maplowood and iron
That's natural. ‘stau avenues. yesterday morning”
Y%‘§a5.2‘%%s$gfe' set 0‘“ °t order. Thosuh both bride and groom and
you need some adjustments widely known in musical circles. the
Thais evident“ :ceromohy was quietly performed. lnw
Better start today, but their Intimates having been up
That's "mom prised of the nuptials.
Y%lh£&n;$;e:mtfi ‘ ; Mr. '1Colllhssiz—lh private iiie he lag.»
Painless mawo‘ia‘ ' ‘Joseph Consterdinemus organist and
’i‘hct’p discrimination. choirmantcr 11: Christ Church. is one
See E. 91.110. of the leading spirits in the musical
Thain i “"3“ ‘enterprlses 0! 1116 city. .His bride In
a pianist with many pupils. ”‘1.
Attending the bride was Miss Wil-
liamson. of South 111011111111. .Charles
,W Cyrus. oi the Christ Church. chair,
was the' aroomumnn. The Episcopal
service. with the giving and receiving,
of a ring, was used. ,
Returning tram 11. 11115111 wedding
trip they will take up their residence
.Imec at 311
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That’s the rls‘ht placer ,
Delays are dangerous;
That's all.
E. BARTHOL, D C.’
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FOUR DAYS’ SALE, COMMENCENG
' Wednesday
MAY 201h
Sfun'tlay
Thursday _ Friday
MAY let MAY 22d
At 2 p. In. on the Property
To Advertise and [critics You to See this Property
$1000 TIN GIFTS
Given Away
This property is in the highisi, dryest and healthiest part of Neiwalk; fret) hotn-
Malaria; on top of Swing H, ‘l and is now for the first time offered for sac to
the grneral public at auction. . .
HOW TO REACH THE PROPERTY. i‘ake the Broad River car .zeteii ct Sel-
den and Spring Hill Avenues. Walk 11p Spring Hill Ave,i0ur minutes lie-property
EASY. TERMS. YOUR TERMS ARE OUR Ril‘i
WILLiAM KRUSCH, Owne Com:1
,w'AhAMs & 1111611113 stamina Conn-
Some of the presents are 011 ekhibition in the Twind‘ow' of ii. Block's 1111.11“ .. ,
store, 64 WallStrect, Norwalk, Conn. - 1 .
Norwaih,
ah uciion "ers,
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abstract. which would really be 1111 111 It the suggestions of the commis-
dex, should he made that compaiiscm sloner are carried out in Norwalk then
of assessments could be made more his visit. though most brief, will have
easily. As the books are. it is quite a proven greatly worth while. Oilicials
task to make these c0111parisons. The believe the matters given attention by!
abstract should contain the names. one Mr. Corbin surely need looking after.
after another, with the amounts lot and it is hoped that the stimulus left
inning in totals; The books in there as a result of his presence 111 the city.
(meaning the city cieik'a olllcel am will be productive 111‘ good results.
altogether too heavy 11nd bulky. 0i Assessor liloyt. who has but thebest
course. It is well to keep the districts interests of the city at heart in . his
separate, but Waterbury has had sevwwork, was greatly interested In 11111.11
oral taxing districts to keep apart for theexpericnced authority had to say.
sci/oral yeard.11nd their books fll'o and he missed not a word.
u’i‘uch simpler."
Assessor lii‘oyt 31111131111111 this is the
first year. of the new work under the \
consolidated city, and the". he has
plans for bettering the conditions for
next year. his esperlcncé ’01 this first
time to be used 33,1111 aid in the Work.
Commissioner Corbin came to Nor .
1111111 to determine the' exfict stetuo 01'
conditions as they are here. regarding
the banking iii funds, etc. He tok oc-
casion to compliment City Clerk 1.1m;
wellcr on the completeness of the list
regarding tailing conditions the 1111111111
recently despatched to illni‘tiortl.
in convershtlon with the city clerk,
tlfe commissioner intimated that it
would be £111" better 111 Nervvalk to
lm‘vo a single and permhnbnt 111119511111
in place a the three new working but
3 ”aft “1' the time 1°.“ WWW rcm11~ .nity old and young, are invited. There
nerflflon Would b9 sufficient to REED will be 300.6 alngtng and MGSBBSOS
“in Working “‘9 ““1019 time 0” the will be made by Mr. Btunlctou. pastor,
D’HO matter Wilt“ no other duties. It '0: the CDRTCIIEJIMK Glover ”hpelmmn.
would result more ravorably tor the dent 0, t1}? (with Suhda‘ymchccl. and
city. 1111111 thé impression Commlsolign-l,mnk1m L Thompson, who is to have
or 06mm tutt'witu the 111111. , “ m 0, lb lie late “partway
11111111111 ircdtly 11111111111111 matterh 11 riding: unit hate 5 ”,6 mad, 1111:
there warc‘ provided tinted, or colored his the w iiii’ Milan an? entire It?”
HILL 18 ll Wil'i’iiititi
‘lll RIVDRGE'SUi‘i
(Continued from first page)
11ers he said he did not care, only
thought his wife ought to so to th
church for her divorce. Anyhow, ,
would not pay a cent. 3:
Woman Accuses Sister.‘ "
111m. Sadie Robinson or Bridgopo
was given 11. divorce from' IRlchardv A
lllson on the gxound oi' infldeiityfivw
her own sister named as the I‘ow
guilty party. The evidence, of. M"
Robinson was pathetic as it op 11?"
that she was married to T310
while an orphan dope
strangers and that she 11
what she was doing at
fact she was only a child when; m
tied and did not even hoop hen-girls
testimpny from witnesses iropi Butte
Mont, Porcupine; Ontario. the .111-
’Alpln iiotelkin New York. the Strut
field, in Bridgeport. and sundry other
places. that Judge Tattle called a ban
in the proceedings by remarking. "i
believe you h'hve proved your case.
and he at once granted the. dccre1
with the custody of the Chiltil't‘ll and
the alimony.
‘Weed 11.1111 Miss lllli wmo married
Dec. 111.1906, and it was charged
that shortly after he began his 1111.“
lawful actions. lie did not contest.
die is the editor and ow‘ner of a trade
journal known as "The Steven Copper
Handbook.“ and it was (entitled that
he was in possession of a large in
c'cme.Tln1s-the unirt located the
alimony.
Other divorces gr? med at the mot 11
mg session: ‘ '
'Mary Vertllia has 1411:1111 11111111,...
from Michael Ve‘l‘tlllu on the ground
of intolerable cruelty. She 111111111111.
ried May l3. 1006.111 lilabon F'alls.
Maine. 18119 11111 him and had 1.:
ilrldgcport.‘ in Janna”, 1911 Tit-ire
1111111111: said her husband" used to
"give her iiciiliig‘h" right; 1110.11"
He used his shuviilg was upon her .
time and again. ‘liie ‘rnls‘ed two court granted; the Mt“
fingers before a holy picture and said ‘
he would have my life,” she 811111.111
ran chilly from him because 1 1111111"
‘hrraid he would kill me."
" ‘8116 then coins to Bridgeport. 111111
obtained ‘ work 111‘ the Plush ‘ factory:
She brought iiur' baby atong,““but “her
other jw'iihfcd to know hh‘littlh one.” .1
SUNDAY 8CHO0L IN A TENT.
Collegiate Dopartrnent of the South
Not-walk Cungreeatlcnaiiltl to
Open May 24.
Full arrangements have been mode.
in the Initial opening of the Woodwa: I
Avenue Collegiate lepmtmont of the
South Norwalk Congregational Sun
day school a, week from tomorrow,
May 24th, at 3 o’clock In the alter-
noon. The school will be lccutcd on
the left hand side at Woodward ave
nuc below Meadow street, and will
hold its sessions this summer in 11
large and commodlus tent.’1‘hn open
lug session will consist at 11 11111111111111
meeting to which all in the comma
to be about 25, but surprised t,
by asking for the custody 0th
‘dren. one 16 and the other 12 y ‘
age. It was hardly believnbl
she could belthe mother” of south
dren, but when she ekpluihed'hh ‘
ly marriage the court and hit dim.
were satisfied. ‘
When she came to tell the iiio
how" tier ulster came to‘ live with
drier" she had b99111 niodei ' ‘
who, her sister was, and new hit,
ter then clinic" between her .
husband, Mrs. Roblnsoxr 111th
down. 1~ Judge Tattle;- howeve
sympathetic and x by hiudlru
relieved her and she was .111)
the ‘ story. .1 :When site it ‘
1..
arable cruelty.
also allowed to resume
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