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Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED.
TO LET.
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I1 , FOR SALE.
WANTED— YOU\G MA\ WANT-
‘ T0 LET—CONNECTING ROOMS,’
FOB SALE—CHAACE TO START
ed for surveying w,ork excellent op- ‘fumished for light housekeeping with right. White W yandottes chicks with
portunity. Apply H. B Minor, City
Bank Building, South Norwalk, Conn.
m7 tit
WANTED—TENT AND FLY, 1211
1-1. Must be in good condition. Lyman
G. Bracken. 81 Washington street.
in? 3t:
toilet and w.ater 214 East aienue, near
depot. m7 at
To LET—ENE ROOMS, GOOD L0-
ration. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 35l
Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
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TO LET—NEW APARTMENT. ALL
hens fiom the best layers to be had
Chicks 15c each and hen 51. Phone
723 -o m7 10 12.
FOR‘ SALE—MAHOGANY STRAIIV
of single comb Rhoda ‘lsland Reds.
‘Vt on best display at South Norwalk
and Greenwich shows. Noted fall and
winter layers Hatching eggs, :1. 00 for
WANTED—SALmLADY TO TAKE' modern imprmenients inquire. Harry ‘15 $6. for 100. Exhibition matings $2,
charge of cloak and suit department.
Steady pgsition with a good salary.
Must have experience. Application
from salespeople now employed in So.'
Norwalk stores not considered. Apply
C. J. Mintz.
m6 3t‘
lGoodwin, 6 North Main street. Tel.
334. m5 3t
To LET—VERY PLEASANT \iCE-
ly furnished room. All conveniences. 6
High street, Iouth Norwalk. m6 3t
cow manure. Also will take all kinds
of outside w,ork grading. plowing, ce-
ment work, etc. Thomas Skidd,
Reed street. improvements. Yearly ren
1111,3311 monthly, advance. References.
55 i Bertha J. Elle, Broad River, or J. B. l
'Fairfielq avenue. Phone 341-2. m6 31.,
Lawrence & Co. m5 3t
' WANTED—HIGHEST PerCEs PAID‘
for household goods, carpets, rugs, etc.
Call at Public Auction Rooms 44 Water
stret or address John K. FinCh 12'
Madison street. We have no agents.
1116 3L
WANTED—ANY KIND OF WORK:
by Hungarian woman. Can speak Eng—
lick and German. Mrs. Dick, 11% _Ely‘
avenue. South Norwalk. m6 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY SECOND-HAND
furniture of all description. Best pric~
es paid. Address H, clo Sentinel. m5 3t
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WANTED—ABLEABODIED MEN,
good eye-sight, to qualify for positions
as firemen and brakeman. 5100-51211'F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main street.§
‘; . 1122 it
monthly. Inexpcricnced capable men
helped to positions free. Railway Asso-
ciation, Box Sentinel. ms 10 17 24
Porcelain Fillings
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are well worth your consideration and
are ginning in favor every day. By it‘
the tooth is matched so perfectly that
TO LET—RENTS FOR ALL COM-
ers. Houses, parts of houses, flats,
barns , store, manufactory. Raymond
Bros. m5 8t
lgarden spot. Good wellwater‘and fruit.
Rent 512. North street Rowayton. Ad-
{dress Mrs. 0. Makonsky, 21 Relay
place Stamford, Conn. n15 3t
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1 T0 LET—2 HOUSES AND AN
‘lapartment. Apply after 10 o'clock on
fThursday and Friday. 53 West a1 enue
‘NorWalk. Phone 906-12. -m5 3t
1 To LET—SIX R00
street, So. Nor-walk. Rent 512. Inquire
. TO LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT,
_i3rd story rear. Rent 58. Also two
lofts suitable for light mounts luring.
'Steam heat and (31% ator schice. 11‘0le “m‘ ____._.m
it’urther particulars, inquire The Old
‘1\\' all Cigar Co, n14 ti
T0 LET—HOUSE IN EAST NOR-
TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE W‘lTHr
$3 to $5 per setting. Telephone Darien
140 B. Quackenbush, Darien. m6 3t'
FOR SALE—GREAT BARGle
,20 foot auxiliaiy cat boat with cabin,
lsail and 5 H. P. Royal engine. \‘cry
_ licheap. Address W. K. Harrington, Ev-‘
,WANTED—TO SELL BARNYARD' T0 LET—9 ROOM HOUSE ~interwar avenue. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—0N MAIN STREET
Winnipauk, 4, 5,10 or 14 acres high
and dry Farm land. Cheap and easy
terms. Ernest Boessmann, Fair stteet,
Norwalk. m5 3t
reasonable if sold at once. Also other
cars for sale. May be seen at 13 Cross
istreet, South Norwalk. m5 3t
FOR BALE-OR TO RENT AT R0.
wayton. House of 7 rooms and bath,
trolley. C. H. Godfrey Tele. 3844.
111.5 Mi
FOR SALE—A NEW YORK GAS
irange, and a new Davenport (o.n(h in
MS,» 4 CROSS quire 73 Woodward avenue. South Nor-
\‘valk. Phone 1172- n15 3t
FOR SALE—ON
chasing an automobile truck we will
sell 3 horses weighing 1250 to 1450.
‘Brower & Malone Feed Co, Main 31.,
iNornalk.Pl1oue It'll-2.1115 3t
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1‘ FOR SALE-11iRiEN, CONN.
1room house, all modern iniprmexnents
l'I‘wo barns, house for 75 hens, 16 an“
iple, 3 cherry trees. 3 34 acres. Cuts
the closest observer bannot detect! w :,11k 13 Osboine avenue. All improve‘I to fouiteen building lots. Five minutes
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who ‘13 the cavity has head it is very menis and in best of ordci. 9 rooms. :train (ll trollty. $55,411) Chas 5.1111119,
hard and durable, has good edge,
acids of the mouth, and best of all, is
so cheap in price that it can be used
in place of gold whenever desired. Ex-
amination and consultation free.
01'. .I. ll. Mallory
16 80. MAIN ST., 60. NORWALK.
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday Even.
ings, 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays by
- appointment only.
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HOME f0R AGED RfCEPlIflN
(Continued From First Page.)
' and all express great delight with
their new abode.
The Home is furnished by voluntary‘
conti ibut1ons, and although most of it,
is old it is of unusual beauty and some
of it is very valuable. Contributions
of furniture have been made by John
P. Treadwell,,William, Randall, Mrs.
. Rose Berrell, Mrs. Charles Quintard,
Mrs. Emily Smith,
Adams, Mrs. William Buttery, Mrs.
James Flynn, Miss Eliza 'Brockway,
iMiss Carrie Seymour, Miss Helen Cur-
M rs. Willard
tis, Miss Harriet Asborne and Miss '
, Carrie Hilsdon.
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. series.
‘ grading were donated by John McMui-I
ion The Home is entirely free from
, debt.
'P.1). Stanna'rd, -B. K. Mitchell and s.
J. Hopkifis have given their time and
material for renovating. Irving Hall
has alone the express carting free of
charge. E. J. ISims tuned the piano.
The Home Chapter has furnished
the dining room, silver, dishes and all
complete. The Dorms Circle has pre
sented to the Home Chapter ten table
cloths, twelve tray cloths and fourteen
dozen napkins“,
1 The Opportunity and Thoughtful
Circle furnished the kitchen. The fol-
lowing circles furnished bed rooms:
Golden Rule Circle, Ministering Cir-
cle, Whetsoever Circle, Silver Mine
Circle, Volunteer Circle,
ole. Doorkeepers Circle ‘and Kind
Word. Circle. The Westport chapter
furnished a large double b'éd'room.
Miss Harriet Kellogg also furnished a
room. The thrw memorial rooms are
those of Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, Mrs.
John McMullen and Nelson Tattle.
gift of The Comatock and Lyon nur-
The drives, walks, turf and
Friendship"
Circle, Mizp'ah Circle. Endeavor Cir:
lPossession after May 9.1nqulre
i555, South Norwalk. n29 tt.‘
Nor-
rent
39
East Washington street, ‘East
walk. Partial improvements,
$12.00; also 5 room apartment
Chapel street. Norwalk.
South Main street, or
of ow.ner
strength, and is not affected by thezJohn ll. Knapp, 5‘2 West street. Tel. '
inquire Gt;
telephone 60.'
129 it
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; FOR SALE-FINE,
bungalow. All modem
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iinprov cincnis
TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT.': on Norwaik's finest new shore pro‘
:perty—the Marvin Bench Tract. Price
land terms reasonable. Also a few
.cholce building lots on this desirable
property. C. ’l‘. McGovern, agent. Room
14. 155 Washington street.
FOR SALE—U0 NOT r1111) To
St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov,
Taylor Ave. Tel 11656,
quire United. Grocery Co., or W, S.
,Wilcox. United Bank Building 5
{rooms with iinprmsments, 9 Hamli-
ton ayenue.
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,LERFECT CIGARS.
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Norwalk Pawn'Sliop
Money Loancd on Articles of
Value. ' _
Unredemed Pledges Sold at
Sacrifice.
J. Rosénfield
40 WATER STREET,
102.
\- n30 mend touring, $1075 to $2, 000.
TO LET-5 ROOMS WITH ALL 111-
prdv'ements, 85 Woodward avenue. Al—.
so store, 70 North Main street. Ins
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TO LET—5 ROOMS A'l‘b'l SPRING! see the line of Auburn cars before;
’you buy. Fours and sixes. harshness
One 5‘
..’passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One'
Maxwell runabout. good as new. .1.
P. Whitehrear 113 Washington 8‘3.
‘ Phonu 3140.
South Norwalk, Conn.
House phone 1279-2.
LOST.
STRAYED OR STOLEN—SETTER.
Brown and white female. ‘Re'ward for
information. Corcoran. 9 Hamilton ave-
nue, South Nor-walk.
MISCELLANEU US.
PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating. PainterWssupplies wall pa-
pei’. uptodate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerflly given. Trial or-
deis solicited Tel. 400, Alexander
White, ('5ng Ely avenue.
'm5 6t,
FOR SALE—CADILLAC, 4 ovnmo—Q
er delivery car in A1 condition. Sold
101 70 by 200. Convenient to station or,
Accou NT or run '
ill ~
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freight clerk in Hartford. An appeal
to the Brotherhood has started its ma- .
ichinery in the mans behalf. Each;
;lbdge of; the Brotherhood is taking ai
1strlke vote on the situation and prohl
, a‘bly will instruct its delegate to head- I
. quarters to go the limit in settling no i
1isfactorily the case at Hartford. These,
idelegates will get together in a short‘
time and take up the case with offl-
cials of the railroad if the officials are
willing to listen to them.I . '
At the best a long series of confer-'5
ences probably will be held between
the two sides before the question of a
strike is settled definitely. 1
The trouble with the freight clerks
first came to public attention on April‘ 1
30, when a despatch from Washington ‘-
announced that President Wilson had'
appointed two men to act as mediators .
in a labor dispute on the \ew Haven
As soon as the despatch reached New-
Haven, President Elliott was asked:
what the trouble was. Mr. Elliott re l
"plied from Boston that no trouble was 5
in sight. that everything on the Newi
E~‘Haven was harmonious and that some i
mistake must have been made in the ‘
despatch. ' 13:13,; la
'President Elliott, it developed. knew 1
nothing of the trouble at that time}
and was not informed of it by his sub i
ordinates until after his denial was is-
sued. But since the 30th of April the
railroad has had nothing whatever to
say about the aflair.
President Elliott's absolute denial
that anything was in dispute caused
considerable comment but it is clear
that he believed the assertion to .be
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A Nervous, Fré'tlul Woman
is disagreeable only because she is suffering
from headache, constipation, backache and
general depression caused by disordered organs of
digestion. She will go on spoiling her life, and the
life of those about her unless she seeks the speedy
relief afforded by Beecham’ s Pills.
A woman often thinks she is seriously ill when she
. Merely Needs
Beecham’s Pills. This well- known remedy is ’especially
prepared to relieve the conditions 4:0 which women are
peculiarly subject. The pills act immediately on the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, and leave them
strengthened and corrected. They do not promote the phy-
sicing habit. They are pure, all vegetable and—dependable.
Every woman should have a box of Beeéham’s Pills ready for
use uppn the first symptom After taking them a few times she will
be surprised to find herself more cheerful and calm. Her skin
will clear, and her whole condition be improved by taking
BEEGHAM’ 8 Plll.8
A! All Druu'hu, 10c. 25c.
Directions of special value to women with every box.
“The Largest Sale of Any Medicine
in the World”
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SPRING
FASHIONS
Suits, Gloves, \Vaists, Cor-
sets and Underwear,
Attractive Models.
atc Prices.
It. AND A.. CLAlll-IN
‘56 North Main Street
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TODAY:
Robert Warwick and Selected
, Cast in
The Man ol The Hour
’ FRIDAY:
Spanish Jade
A New Five Part Paramount.
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YOU ARE JUST AS OLD AS WUH
SPINE.
Even back as far as Caesar's time',
this sayiiig was used. in later years:
lmen substituted for it, "A man's Just:
as OldgaB he feels." 9
Taking the two, and combining the-f
meaning. we have the true expression?
and Chiropractic interpretation, A:
MAN'S JUST A5 OLD AS HIS SPINE‘;
ALLOWS HIM T0 FEEL. '
STAMFORD 80.». NORWALR
ii to 5 7 to 8‘ p.111.-
MANSION House: FURNISHED
rooms from $3.50, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00
and 51.50 a week. m3 6t
LADIES' AND GENTS’ HATS 0!"
:all kinds cleaned. ‘reblockedand re-
trimmed Specialty made of Panamas
:snd. straws Prices reasonabig John
Redway, 59 Water street. Comer Hav-
tland. ,1; \
ieral contractor. Estimates given on
gall'klnds of contract work. Be sure
i to get our estimate. We can save you
imoney. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood..St.
i NU BONE cones-rs. NON BREAK-
:able and non rustable. Made to mea-
South' NOi'Walk, Conn. «
"r LOOK!
snteed tin made into leaders, hand-
1 made, painted inside, tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.‘
‘ . HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
55 Water. St. .-
Phone 1105112100! 3 store.
s‘nre, assuring a perfect fltaony one
blinding it difficult to find ease and com-
ifort, is guaranteed absolute satisfac-
ltion. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 64 Win- "
1 share profits with you by glvlngl “81d street '
The trees and shrubbery were-the. you the lowest prices on 15 years snap-l
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Exceptional values in toilets and-
messaline silk petticoats in' a ‘vartety
of the season’ 9 latest models, will be
shown tomorrow at the N. E. Ryan
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53 Meadow Street. South Nomlk. 1
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We Give
GREEN TRADING
" STAMPS
Special '
Friday and Saturday
1 lb.- Box’Candy 25c,
DeKlyn’che Cream. '
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'RailrbadfiiAve” ‘Cor. Clay ,St.
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Estimates cheerfully furnished
6-0 Wood 81.. 1 'So. Norwalk.
PROVE 1380.
'turcs in the newest
models
.nble.‘ 'Gicat' values
This Is Women’s Suit eek
“11.. Store of Better Values
May 1st and you haven’t bought that new Suit! .Perhaps you have felt that you couldn't
spend the money—all at once. Come in THIS WEEK and buy on our easy weekly payment plan.
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Suits at £15.00 and mid suit.c
811113 at 121. Suits, at $25.
Thcsc.niiits may be had In pon- ' Very flnc mile pnpl.‘ns. pleated ‘.
M that. I“ all the latest styles lin and men’s wear some, Norfolk Skirt and Coat. trimmed and pl: I 1
and materials. Colors, Belgian and Tu'cdo styles. Nutty. non! tailored “effects. It the popular ,
Blue. Putty and Sand. Pleated and of tho I‘ost class of tailorirr. shades and mixtures. , ' ',
and plain .1ilorod effects:-
snrr wuss SPECIAL 3“” WEEK 51’3““ surr WEEK SPECIAL ."
$15.00. 320-0“ $25.00.
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Mens
Suits
A“ the new mik'
stand ‘the‘ I‘ou'gh
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are bound to give":
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that are '
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oPEiv MONDAY AND SATURDAY‘r-EVENINGS.
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Face Soaps, Bath Soal’s C‘the‘g O B JaCkson
Surgical and Medical soaps.
TheNorWalk Dru'g Co.
J e \lo. Mali! St.
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NORWAkK.
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plain or per 11 c PHONI “9‘
Optician "
' ‘ " Ev " rytning in the optical L111
The. Best Makes Obtainablo. ;
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H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
So Norwalk.
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