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For Sale,
FWants!
Professional Cards, .. and
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“Ads.”-—To Let,
Business and
LASSIE'IED Advertisements on Luispace. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
I'hree'l‘imesJOchach AddiuonalWord. loontperlnsertlpnlnblack-
face or Caps, Double Price.
ML!” “‘4‘ l WANTED.
TO LIT.
FOR SALE—5 ACRES, FRUIT. *'——"—_—
poultry, garden farm, good building'tl,
lieu Norwalk. Exec-lien? 25acre gar-
den farm. State Road, 88,000. D. Hull,
South Noraaik. m31 3‘
TO LET—FROM APRIL IST, SIX
room house, 18 Meadow street. Apply
to E. M. Tolles, 146 South Main St.
m31 8t
TO LET—PRACTICALLY NEW
apartment, with improvements. One
block from West avenue, near South
Norwalk center. inquire at 47 West
avenue, South Norwalk, or phone 458.
mill 3t
T0 LET—ONE HALF OF A HOUSE
oi” 8 rooms and bath. All improve-
ments. Upto-dabe. Near South .\'or-
walk station. Occupancy at once. Al-
bert \Vellnitz, Norwalk, Conn. Tele»
phone 1358-2. 11131 I!
h m..___ - ..
FOR BALE~PLAYER PIANO. I-‘OR
particulars inquire of Mrs. J. W.
Studwell. Clifford Hotel. m31 3t
~— -. __, -__._ --
FOR SALE~HOT WATER l.\'('U-
bator and llroder. complete. t‘att be
Seen ill operation at ls‘ Winfield St.
East Norwalk. m30 3t
'- 7— _._.
FOR SALE—Tilt: HOUSE OF LATE
Mrs. Agnes Nash, 3 Mott avenue,
Norwalk. I101 78 1-2 feet front by 175
51-2 deep. 12 roouied housed. Apply
on pretniees or address, Mrs. Louise
L Sailt-r. Executrix, 871 Broad street,
Bridgeport. Conn. m30 3!
TO LET—FIVE PLEASANT LARGE
rooms. Inquire Mrs. William HII‘sdon.
6 Elizabeth street. mil lt
FOR SALEAHOUSE. 7 ROOMS
and bath, all modern improvements.
1% acre of land, Noroton Heights. near
depot and trolley. Price 83,000; $500
cash, balance on mortgage. Address
TO LET—TWO APARTMENTS. I
Also furniture for
m30 3t
water, gas. 310.
sale 32 Chapel street.
———. t
WANTED—A COUPLE OF ROOM-
ers, with board if desired, in priVate
family. Address "Mann" co Sentinel.
331 It
WANTEDJL‘XTRA SALESIAAIA‘
for Saturday. C. J. blintz.
WANTED—A MAN TO WORK O.\'
farm. Must know how to milk. w. t‘.
Perry. t‘ranbury. ’l‘ele. Hits-3. mxl 3t
T m, A. A..._ -
WANTED GOOD, S’I‘EADY “"0-
man for housework. One who will
stay nights. Mrs. Taft, 16 llavilaud
81., So. Norwalk. mai 3!
WANTED ~ TWO FURNISHED
connecting rooms for light housekeep
ing on second floor. Address ‘Rooms'.
cio Sentinel. msl 1t
WANTED—A vouxoztst. nos
rooms each, first floor. Set tuba, hot light housework. No washing and n0’
cooking. Mr. C. J. Hints,
Block. 54 North llain street.
Hanford
11131 1t
"House,“ cio Sentinel otllce. r1130 3t, “ " "h
__ ~_~ __, ,_ ‘_ ‘ To LET—FlVE ROOMS, FIRST WANT‘MRW FOR “GHT'
non SALE—SMALL GENERAL oor. 47 Belden avenue, Norwattr, im- plmsnt rectory tlt'orlr- Elli“
more near Stamford. 36,000 a year
hour
movements. newly papered and paint- shw. Good pay. Write for applica- of directors of the hide“ County
-w...“
NAMED—HENWOHEN. $15.00
:constantly. Writs for list positions
Snow obtainable hasklia Institute,
Dept. as if. Rochester, N. v.
, ttttt toilet
, NOTICE OF GALE OF HOUSE AND
1 LOT KNOWN AS NO. 230 MAIN
STREET, NORWALK, AND A
BUILDING LOT NEAR BV.
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder, on
UTATE PROBATION SERVICE.
Rev. C. W. Simpson, of Bridgeport,
Chosen Chairman at Annual
Meeting.
The Probation ()mcers‘ Ann‘Oi‘lailon
of Connecticut held its annual meet-
ing yesterday in New Haven. The
meeting was attended by about thiny
probation oflcers from different cl-
tiea and towns in the state and was
of great interest to all
The oillcers elected were as follow:
\
. . Chairman. Rev (‘ W. Simpson. of winter term, ending March 24th: ,
the remotes. on the let do n' A til, . . - ' I
19161) at two ONO“ m we!“ Eon Bridg rt; vice chairman. C. A. Lincoln School. l The commissioner of internal ”Ir
'tha ’following premises ' Northrop. Noru'ich- secretary trea'surr Grade If MY]: .8123”, Andrew .1“. Washington, 1). (..,-hu “18”é
' ' . V . . er bliss Alice Osborn, New Btitain: Frank, ““1”" “Hews: '- ._ M l' lie that "0'“ facts coating w h ‘3. ‘
That certain new house known as ' Grade II."MI-‘b Lartaurt. l1 “3
members of eiecuthe chitiniittee. E
H. Bailey. llunllury and J, l" Brennan.
New Haven
No. 230 Main street. Nor-walk, con—
taining eleven rooms, two baths, and
.n extra toilet. with an, electric ‘ . , . . - . ,-
haul and all modern ignlpmwmw“ Prof \‘i'tllitmt Bailey. of Yale uni. tirade ll.—'—hi1{lss~dtr01001. Joseph II notl‘betn:npaid on wines. “a“
"I d 1 f A f t, versity. president of the State Prison Bot”. Alldlf‘ PS) “‘5- k ' k cordias an similar compounds...”
music on a at it ty (60) feet ron, (,mde \.—Hlss Ba er. PM ut of Oct. 22. 1914. imposing a“
association. whese Sut‘pervision the
and one. hundred and sunny...- .
probation officers are under. gaw an
(179) feet, more or less, in lepth. ex-
Hllle .
:. . - .. , ~ address-on a more uniform record to dy. _ . . . .
trudng‘ frotm M:tn;tree._to 10:“: be used and as to whether the mobs» Grade \V.’*MI§§ (‘OmSlOi'k‘ Nicholas In View oi the fact that this I...
vow (our . an t at cetlain ul Barber. Stephen liogdan . Martin sure has been in force for more title!
tion officer shall be known as a police
the lot. near by the promises above,
dest'flbi‘d. being fifty (50) feet from;0
and rear and two hundred and two:
1202) feet. more or less. in depth, ex-. “”9“” and “"3" ”"0““! by a gen-
tending from said [am street to said ‘ eral discussion. A card system was
cctl'nd \‘lew Court, adopted, the plan being to use it till
' ' se.
Terms of sale to be ‘3 10119.": Eferent colored card for ]u\?nIIP ca it
Tell per cent. to be paid in cash at i it was brought out that ihPlpfObltlon
the time of the sale, balance by w“. , otllcer's work was of a social nature
Nib" April 6th 191.. at twglvgjas well as of a police nature, such as
O'('.ti('k noon: but the purchaser any : getting evidence and investigating
I
have the privilege of letivlng pan of‘. cases,
,th purchase price on fin: mortgage, Several papers were read. One of
. run J. a. LAYTON e co. two} special interest “a“ “Y m” “mm"
11120 35. i-probation officer of New Britain, on
‘ juvenile cases and how they were tak-
-- en care of in New Britain. it was
I DIVIDEND NOTICE shown that all over the country the
: Fairileld County Savings Bank, juvenile cases are receiving the attenv
. Norwalk, Conn.. March 16. 1.10., tion and study of all social workers.
At ‘ regular meeting 0! the board. it is in such cases that the probation
lothcers are the moat elective as
ulcer or a social worker
Prof. Bailey‘s remarks were very‘In-
to the probation service as subjects
are discussed by those present
eisch probation officer can see now the
rest are doing the work which helps
greatly in perfecting the work.
PUPILS PERFECT
Large Number Secured Honors in the which explains concerning the tn .
- ’ ' rin the
been perfett in attendance du g follows
Ilattalic, Gertrude Trombttas, Reginald
Hopkins, Henry Hopkins, Steve Kul~
scor. Lott-tie \‘anScoy.
Sprock. Alfred Slsbell, Hose Ellesh,
Viola Fox. Margaret Letty, Mary Ban-
,F‘lore. Thomas Ireland, Russell lan-
zy, James Sander, Louis Yocstk, lam-
ma Jeffries.
Ungraded—Miss '
Kulscor, ‘f'ony Ciaccia. Emily Vene—
sia.
Delehanty.
Fratini, Alex Ganzy, Theodore Howe
ath, Bertha (‘zelL Margaret Garfield.
Annie Howath, Rose Venn.
Bodner. Helen Herman. Andrew Gan—
sy. Joseph Mitaly,
Maury Mendel. Francis Monsport,Wil-
llam Olean, James Soltess.
Allison. Julia Herman, Louis Barrios,
John Bogdanyi. Andrew Even, John
h‘arkas.
Hidu, Jennie Klsh. Pearl Warga. Gan
Farkas, James lrving. Andrew Bench,
Czel, Joe Gare, Andrew Herman, bou-
These meetings are very benehclaII
TAXES 0N LIQUORO.
and
‘GoVomvnent Sends Letters ed
ing About Evasion.
Uquor dealers in this city
throughout the district are not“
,a letter this week from Jul. ‘
Walsh, collector of internal m
now being sent out by that depth.“ .
IN ATTEN DANCE,
Lincoin School. ‘. liquors and the penalty imposed (Q ~‘
The following “>1 0‘ WWI“ have attempting to evade it. 'The W "
teatton of the department, the - Q
tention of the defiartment, the ”
duion has been reached that on
tax being disregarded by tax paym-
In many instances.
a year, and very full and complete It
structions have been issued in tidi- ‘
If! dsclslons, and in departments! U- '
tors. as well as by field officers. of m
mu, ii. is believed (Ni liq” j
dealers, producers and imports" fl
winu must be thoroughly contend” ;
with the requirements of this I‘.‘ "L,
Hereafter, therefore, the 200 pea“ no,
penalty will be imposed in all can *4
where there is evasion of taxes 0"?
alt-opts at evasion. As the a” "
of istamps on guy bottle or 0mm 1
of such beverages sold or named, 02 9-5 :
ale or consumption is prima facts on. ‘52.:
dance that the tax his not huh paid . i,
rendering the wines. etc., forfeitaflo. '
It will also be regarded as .prima lad.
evidence of wilful lntdt to and.
taxes; and any beverage! sold without ~
tax payment and stamping both tag i
Concord School.
Gulles; William
Special.~-.\Iiss t‘allahan; Lester
Grade ”1- rMiss Ashwell; Carmine
M tss Brush; Eliubeth
t-latlk‘ Iv.
Andrew KIN!-
Grade le—Mlss Sartoin: Josephine
Grade ill—Miss Weed: Ganella
in 1.; -.
”“31““: profit! "crust to per cent. ed Rent reasonable A . Philip Rtppner- ‘ g .
_ . . pply to Jaa. tion blank. or call at Employment Of- Savings Bank held this day a dividend, h them the young people are _ la and penalty will be unease . mt
Sacrrflced on account 'of other busl- eKarney. 43 Belden avenue, Norwaik. flee. Remington Arms-Union Metalllcist the rats of four (I) per “IL ”3:113:81 chance to reform and not mgmiflgéfimtz mfifgxhs'evenes: «Wines. liquors. col-dials and I“ .33
:?Qeni:::‘o::: Address -store.-« 11 m30 3t Cartridge Co., Barnum Ave, Bridge-[annum was declared to depositorsih." ‘ police record. In New Britain. Greydon llroadhnrst. Albert KP“! campgrounds when removed to the v? $3
. into 3t TsizmsS—IORE port. Ct. mu Stifrom in; esrnl:gs1:futha six months; “a most 0' the cities. the juvenile "Grin“; [V_§MI;3 H;mon$.in:no: :llhroom or Iiemsmegt :3 may; a
“2 ~ ‘ - » . ,anding arch 1. . “a the e rv nil. ell “1 - tax pa an s m , as ,3,
t Fort SALE—{DEAL noun. sr'ru. basement. barn. manufactory with WANTED—A ammo! IN A; The samo will is entered as ”Ice-0' mzefiun‘?:::rzovn a Dinonm- "9““ Sm“! '“"°“' mptlon is that the very WY!!! {,5
Ited near water, overlooking Sound. power. summer cottage, farm. Apply to‘ Dry Goods Store. Apply A. Dicker- soon and paid on and after April ”“313?th ”1le by not mentioning Warn. Knudsen Sch 0.. of such removal is for selling-m I {5
NW iron”- 10 rooms and bath. Barn. Raymond Brothers. m30 3t , man i SOIL — “131 3" 1010. ”me. saving much ”any“... Kindergarten. ..__ Miss wuflma; glaring same for sale or comm ".
:Tgulre Owner. 8‘! Quintard avenuo.‘ -I 3 By order of the board of dirt.-cttirs.tl‘:e’m m the ho" .nd git-1s and their Stephen Herman. The only exception to this rule wtllh. w
' . mso st To Lev—mu APRIL 181‘. s WANTED—A HOUSE WITH 3 on environs onsrta. i Gmde t—uns Yutzler; John Hut- . 0..., me my”, m m,“ .7
““"'" ~—---— ' ”0001 house, sll llpml'ements No. 72 to mount with garden. “G. D." c|.o m2l itt v. Treasurer families. ka. mm.“ ih lid d ( u u) N
‘ . . . . . are investigat- . '1 “0 eon. ' .
‘03 “Ll-£00 MOTOR (.AR. uoodward avenue. Rent :25. 6 room Sentinel. mu n A Hood "in“? m" Grade ll.~Mlss Dibble. Joseph mm the, Wm not“ am both! ., .5
Excellent running condition. Self-start? bungalow. all lmpmVements. No. 31
inc, electric lights. etc. Demonstration Lincoln avenue. Rent 820. inquire of
If desired. “Owner," cllo Sentinel. ‘t‘harles E. Hoyt.
, mo it}
‘ To LET—HALF 6 ROOM HOUSE.
FDR SALE-«FRICASSEE on “1th all modern improvements, or for
routing chicken. 20 and 27¢. killed. sale. H. blaring. architect and build-
fll‘eseod and delivered to order. Fresh , er. 133 Washington street, South
laid eggs, 85s. Baby chicks,— White Nor-walk. m25 6t
loghorns, Barred Rocks, R. L Rods, __ .- —-—————-———-——- --
{150. Buff Orplngtons, 20c. Settinl To LET—ONE FOUR ROOM AP-
Pgss, 750 up. Nicholl's Poultry Yard, . parttttont. improvements. One minute
{luast Norwalk.,Phune 43-4. m30 33.fr()n| trolley, ten minutes from depot.
k "' In Ir W W -
FOR SALE—l, BUYS GOOD 11:21; 84 00d "d "em" Tel.
house in Norwalk, 8 large rooms. .._..
[300 cash- Also 2 trood lots near hos- To LET—«STORE Flt/OM APRIL lat
pital, 5(u2u5 rest. Price $600, and good formerly occupied by Salvation Army.
large lot in Norwalk, $200 cash. Ad- A150 extremely large basement to rent.
W956 P- 0. Box 543. SOUlh NONE”: inquire on premi.~~es, 87 North Main
l1130 3‘ street, South Norwalk. mli ft
‘i
l
WANTED—Purim TO JOIN MY
class to learn massaging and physi-
cal culture. t‘an earn at hast 850 a
week. For particulars write or call
Dr. M. l". Adleman, 39 Suburban ave-
Vttue, Stamford. Encloee stamp for re
ply.
‘ WANTED—LADY smxootupnnn
and bookkeeper. Some experience not:-
essary. Address in own handwriting.
giving particulars, "Stenographel'."
who Sentinel. m3 3t
.——_
WANTED—OPERATORS 0N SlNUv
er sewing machines. Also girls to tnttke
themselves useful in shoe factory. ll.
Jacob I: Sons, Shoe Manufacturers,
llelden avenue, Nor'wnlk. m29 3t
WANTED—THREE ROOMS TO A
non SALE—COMBINATION woor) TO LET—A STORE. 20" EAST widow lady. inquire blrs.0.S.Brown.
{Working machine. Band saw, saw ta- Washington street. East Norwalk. Im~
ble, jointer, shape.- and mortoring at- provements. Inquire Dr. ‘Bohannon, N
tachment, heavy cast iron frame, yer, South Main street. Telephone 00.
cheap. l-‘ull particulars. Address In"
(M. F.0Ilmer. Noroton Heights.(‘.onn.‘ “""F‘ 5 ’ ‘
Phone l3b-12, Darien. . m30 3t BUSINESS NOTICE. -
”eon SALE _ CHEAP roooot FINLAYBON AND FANNINO, AR.-
butcher wagon and runabout. In q uil'e chitects, desire to announce that they
:20 Grove street, South Norwalk. . have opened an ofllce for the general
, m29 3t practice of architecture. Room 1. Hal'-
_ 'lland Block. 94 Washington street.
\
FOR SALE—l IRON BEDSTEADSr.
box swim 2'dresaers, A few articles I II “M
of parlor and dining room furniturel Not-walk. Blunt“. n as
{1‘ a" 130”. m” :t' tad Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
__. kpart mamas. Barry W 0
FOR SALE—TWO YEAR. OLD AP-I salted. We do valoaniaing. Prices res
pie and pear trees at :5 and 30 cents tenable.
apiece. Also a large assortment of
rose bushes. Joseph Bercsenyl, Deer-
field street, off Sound View avenue.
l ' 11128 St
DR. M. F. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU-
;tlon and a resting home. The iocar
tion is excellent. 'l‘e'rms moderate. Ac-
,comodations for chronic cases. Spec-
FOR BALE—SMALL PLACE WITHIN" for nervousness. rheumatism,
business established. Cottage i” live convulsions, etc. Band for booklet, Dr.
Ms, M ““03. At a “cum. if M. F. Aldervsn. D. 0.. Buamford, Conn.
sold at once. Inquire J. K. Finch, 18 V —
Madison street, cit)’. m2? 6t
PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
.decorating. painters supplies; wall
F _ , ‘ paper. upto-date styles. lowest prices.
OR SALE ‘ACUUM CLEANING Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
outdt. Property of the Norwalk Clem-
Ing Company, consisting of wagon, en. xfitesogf "19: m’l‘ekvyo. “WEE;
glue, pipes tank and fixtures. Every- ' y ' '
thing complete and read to to: - - ‘-
pmrk. No reasonable offs: ”first. ln-, AUTOEPPILES'
quire .r. x. Finch, 1: Madison street? A FEW eooo Tacoma CARS
City. ' 111273! and roadsters. Overhauled and in A-1
-”-" '-—i condition. Wehrle‘s Garage. 11 m"
_ FOR GALE—SOUND. 12 YEAR om mond'ntred. South Norwalir.
chestnut carriage horse, rubber tired.9 -. ' '
mm, m, ,0“, mm; mj Alter-ton or notions. cows
two sets of haness. Will soil sopaelma' harness and "ml. at
Its or all together. Price 3300. Ail-f 0'00“” ”mt ”W" ”m 1"
dress, “Horse.” clo Sentinel. this It's ’- m' Stud m.t°r a“. as».
.__ . ll‘or entries, telephone ll. Farr. 874-18.
,noa sALs—ro may Miriam? ' ‘ "' “
faxing“; of f'Amaretto eastsilano"
. . I» Summatchtfutsntho
.flootl and gives force and, vitality, *WW‘ °M“P"M “em“
woman-traumas. m
”at“. ' "up 1"
L i
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‘F- ‘
f-fihdvl-ia
... .—....
. immense-rue
mama-«rpm f:
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A. MODNI. 10 NORTH IAIN 31'-
‘m ass-ital thing to a... about.
‘u’fléwrfilflzmurdoas.
11123 3:
View Crest, South Norwalk.
'WANTED—ALL KINDS OF CATTLE
and poultry. Highest prices paid.
‘Chlckens, 18 to 20¢ lb. Joe Dickman.
’19 Raymond stneet. Tel. 356-21.
m2? 6t
WANTED—A GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework, and to care for baby. G.
.0. It, cio Sentinel. mzo tf
WANTED—111m NEW BRITAIN
:General Hospital. New Britain, Conn.
toilets a z 1-: year course of training
Ifor nurses. Address, Supt. of Hospi-
,tal for information.
‘ w‘Auren—ro our ALL mass
[of cattle and poultry. Best prices
tpaid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
tli‘riedmna. South Norwalk. Tel. 1161.
POULTRY.
? MAPLE GROVE Putin—BABY
‘ohlcks for sale. 8. C. W.,Iaghorn, S.
C. Rhode Island Reds. Barred Rocks.
Hatching eggs and custom hatching.
A-l utility stock. P. 0. Box 325. Phone
1089-2. into 6!
WANT
~
Operators on all parts of
Shirt Making. ' Beginners
paid while learning.
wouén FOR EXAMININO ems'rs
MAN nos CUTTING noon. -
—' 1 ed and settled outside of the court by
PROBATE an: or REAL earn: the probmon “Mm“. may look,“ if.
I Under “d pursuant to an order 0' ter them before they have gone far
the (‘ourt of Probate for the District enough ‘0 have a warrant iggued and
of Norwalk, authorising it thereunto, m this way saving many . boy and
the subscriber hereby offers for sale, girl from coming into the mun.
all such right, title and interest as Charles Northrop watt assigned the
Reuben K. Johnston, late of New Ro—i subject humming" My, Northrop is
clielle in the state of New York, de~; "0m Norwich and ”,0" of lh.‘ work
ceased. had at the time of his death. in , of the State Farm fur int-primes which
and to the following described real es- is located in Norwich. "9 until it was
“‘9' to wit: doing good work, only it was not half
All that outain‘ piece of land. slt- larze enough, with only accomhoda-
uated In the toast of Norwalk. known ”on; for nftv .nd being full now
and described in a certain may entlt-i When .nyone ht sent theye they first
led ”Map of Harbor View Beach. South ‘ KO to the hO-‘lliifll where they "6
Norwalk. Connecticut, 0. deAngelis, treated for their habits
Surveyor, December. .1904." filed in the are able "my “n. pill on the farm 10
office of the Town Clerk of said Nor- work. A“... they have been then’
walk. on the 3rd day of January. 1905, ‘ awhile they m." ncw men. its they
as lot No. 25 in Block I"; said lot Nat work in the 0i)?“ and intoxicauts are
25 in Block I". being more fully des-j‘“am away front them. If they have
.crilled and bounded as follows: Begin-t any will power m. want to reform it
ning at a point on the Westerly “Idelmnkes them so ”my can start life
of Cockenoe avenue a distance two anew.
hundred and the (205) feet south from‘ There w", 8”,...“ on." subjects
the intersection of the South side ofmhcmfld Truancy a goat many times
Neptune avenue and the West side of it was brought out. was more the fault
Cockenoe avenue. as shown on saidlor the parents ”m“ the child. if the
map; thence running South and alongf "on" were arrested and fined it was
the Westerly side of Cockenoe avenue! more effective than "resting th0~
a distance of thirty-five (35) feet toichild. in some cities there is an at‘
a point; then running West alongl tondance officer whose duty it is to so
the North line of Lot No. 24, a dis- through the schools every day and
tance of one hundred (100) feet to a. keep after the minute.
point ; thence running North and along}
puttofthalllastarnboundaryoflnt- ,,,, . t ,
.oto. u, a distance of thirty-ave (36) 'SCIIIIIOI‘III Mama 3
feet to a point; and thence running .
intact and along the Southerly line‘of convenflon ‘5
lllot No. 26. a distance of one hundred _... . i
(100) feet to a point or place of be!‘ Notice is hereby given that a con-
’ginnlnl. I ventibn of the delegates chosen to the!
i For particulars and terms, apply to' Republican State Convention by the,
.THtE PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY‘IOWIIB COmpflHInK the 26th SEDBIOTIBII
: 0‘ WWW" SDI-strict, will be held at the Hoist Gill;
I‘m” 3‘ Admnbtratorl‘ol‘d, at South Norwalk, In the town
—fof Norwalk, on Tuesday. April 4th.
} 1916. at 2:30 o’clock p. _m.. for the pur-
pose of electing two delegates from
said Senatorial district to said State
convention: also to make a nomination
'for member of the incoming state
i
i" TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
' Notice is hereby given to all per-
lsons liable to pay taxes in the City
lof Norwalk in the County of Fairileld.
and State of Connecticut. and the sev-
jeral taxing districts of said city, on central cmlnntee' tpm'ldlng any pet‘-
ii::.:".°t':.:':: °' 1.“: ........ . °‘ 1‘.“ “r
." me “e an aye e °“ delegates in said district: an 0
Iifid’hi‘ith‘éhiwlgfil‘ ‘31.“;"22: W" M“ ”W“ W" ‘°.
0 v s a
* come before said contention.
‘at the office of the Collector in the City, Dated at Norwalk. this 30th day of
Hall. corner of North Main and Mar- Much, 1916. i
shall streets. in the Second Tutua' mum at csown, !
District. of said City, on 8aturdayauembe, State Central committee.
April 1st. 1916. from 9 until 1: o'clockt 26th senatorial District. !
is White.
Ayres, Elizabeth Ayree.
Hodos, Stephen Mayoros, Anna Bar-
on, Rose Hallie, Mary Lehotsky. Edith
Maruca. Margaret Sobody, Elisabeth
Warga.
Hadik. Daniel Kulscor, Stephen Luig- wll not be accepted. , ’ ..
rel. Philip 0". Joseph Murphy. EI- m letter is forwarded to you for >
gene Paquu. James Ricsu, Ilene Rlcsa.
Helen \\'a.r,:o, Alice Boyce.
When they '
OII\ er Katie, embalmer. wanted in the M. “D_
White case. in New York, lived here
about
several yours in a local department
Sltllt‘ as at carpet layer.
or worked for George llcadlent. an
learned the
ward golnt:
has since been frequently heard from,
as successful at the embalmlng trade. 1*»
He married here .
living in the city.
view of the customer. and In M
manner as to conclusively negative tho
Idea that the same are adored for sale
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case they were on the back rows fl
shelves in the retail room, were my
pad in paper, were unlabeled or II
Henry Street School.
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fittings or money refunded.
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64 Winfield St. East Nonalk
Phone 2415
him from the Palace Theatn. NJ.
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