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Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
so this pagefl'l'wenry-‘Five Words or
Less, ago. Three Times, so. 1 week
81.00. Blacktace chaps"‘"DoubleV Price.
NORWRLK
There was choir rehearsal o! the
East avenue M. E. clutch yesterday.
The Easter program was practical.
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WANTED—~11 BOY— OR YOUNG To LET—403E SIDE OF DOUBLE
than in a dry goods store. Apply A.
Dickerman & Son.
eon seas
FOR ”BALE—GOOD JERSEY 00W.
house. Six rooms and bath, all 1111- Mrs. Maring, Post Road, Darien
provements. Good locality. Apply on“
V premises: No 2 8'1.an street, East
Norwalk. :1? 3t
FOR HIRE—2 GOOD WORK .
teams. for general teaming, ploWing, and wire.‘
mowing. etc. A. W. Nichols, Ponus
avenue, Nor-walk. Tel. 1822.
Boy Scouts. Troop‘Six. lied t drill
last night in the Marvin school. The
Scouts are ready to report for duty
when needed.
BALE—FORD TOURING
smith Main street.
‘ Fort
WANTED—A MIDDLEAGED W0 cc"
man to help care for invalid. Inquire
J. F‘ilsinger, 70 Lexington avenue.
a? 3i
Charles H. Dauehey, of Belts Place,
who has been laid up for nine weeks
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HUUSEB
ln ulre‘ at 4 West avenue. ,
q 617 at duties with John C. Wilson & Com-
. - parry.
. . . FOR SALE—DARK OAK DINING
To L574 ROOM HOUSE 21 room set anulre at 34 Clay street.
Fitch street. East Nor“ alk inquire of Will sell to no second hand dealers
. - 252 East avenue, as 3t- 37 3t
WANTEWPOSITION AB CHAUF 1
our. Abraham Abdo 10 Bnuton stream T0 LET-STORE AT 41 WATER}
outh \‘orwalk ' 51633. Vstreet, also loft at 40 Water street.
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WANTWBi' A YOUNG MAN 19
years of age, place to learn automo-
[bile repairing in a first class garage ,
address ppst oflice box 341.
.A great deal or war talk is heard on
all sides in the Third District. A large
number of men have expressed them-
selves as willing to join either the
army or navy if needed.
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FOR SALE—PARTY BOAT MIL-
dred 27 test long, 11 1-2 wide. 12 h. p
~— 'South Norwalk. inquire oi Eduard Fall-banks enngV A bargain, Charles The members or the Naval Militia,
' WANTEli—DRIVER FOR ONE Farrell, 24 Haviland street. H. Smith 2., Lowndes avenue. Phone Fifth Division, who live in East Nor-
»n unto truck. Raymond Bros. a5 3[ >---- ~ ~——— 1361_ We‘ll. were notified of mobilisation last
,{ T0 LET—~FOUR on“ i‘lvn Rooms.
WANTED—A PARTNER TO GO Improvements T6 small family adults '
ditto theluuicnlqblie repair and sale. Inquire 92 Woodward alenue. ' ‘
One good either at the mechanical 01
selling end or both. Bates, care of
ficntinel.
night at 9:4 o’clock by the blowing of
the'East Norwalk fire whistle. The
Third District lads are bound to make
a good showing in the coming hostili-
ties.
roe onus—s20 rxcnsA'rons.
lPrz‘lirle‘ State. Cypress Buckeye, Old
V Trusty, Reliable, Wisconsin and Bula-
T° LET“? 00“)?”le ROOMS' lo. do to‘400 eggs each, from 53.50
”llmfihed light, heat, bath use of up. Also oil and coal burning hovers.
. V telltphone, at 20 West avenue South A. W. Nichols; (mdgewood) Ponds
VWANTED _. SE“ 13"} MACHINE, horwalk. a.) 3i: avenue, Norwalk. Tel. 1322.
lnger preferred. Must-be in good. '
Rendition. State price. W. Vcare ol.‘V
Sentinel
Werd has been received in this city
that Chester Thompson of the Third
lDistrict who recently joined the Unit-
EAR} NORWALK 2 ed States army has met with a serious
nice tracts of good land to build on accident. The details are not known.
or to plant. Price "50 and $650.1“ but it is understood that he broke all
so fine large lot near East Norwalk arm and '95 ““9 “berm” hurt “9
station. only 337,; Addre'ss p 0_ is to be brought home in a few weeks.
box 543, South Norwalk. 5
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FOR SALE—~EGGS non HATCH “wilful Infantry. which are guarding
ing. Single comb Rhode Island Reds. the railroad bridges, will be relieved
breeders, selected from extra heavy at “09 89%”! men have expressed
fall "(I “inter layers_ the opinion that VOMGTFW"! “”06le
Single comb White Leghorns, bred shortly to return to New Haven and
WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS “ from winners, International contest, that the “11018 regiment will be or-
‘.. J , , , tiered for dut e w are
cattle. Best prices paid. Extra TO LET-"FURNISHED ROOMS 2:02:15; 120'33;::(1)3 F833 15 3125 of gum-d dutyyhal: hie“ chglgesloaufi
‘995 90" calves H WNW“ 35 Ely private tonilly.stcnml1eatcd. electric ’ M V d the men re d r
avenue Tel 1151.120 tr‘ “gm and bath U30 0, telephone, 1112;? chicks late April and a) elmd have 213113311230 VVlVlty our hours
BARN—$5.00 T0 :10. 00 A DAY. £7203 3mm“ walk from center PM“ Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland uvc-
gathering evergreensroots and he”); . nus, near Witch Lane. Phone 179- 12.
30c brings book and “or prices. Pars; T0 LETASTORE 207 WASHIS (3,.1 “FOR".
ticuiars free. Botanical, 13, New Hathmn street“ East No
on, Conn.
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1"0 LET~A DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE—N-
lot ten rooms, with all modern iln
"— ' movements, in good locality. Ale 0
WANTEFBY ELDERLY LADY, 2 0119 or two. New“: £1111!“th rooms,
furnished rooms for light housekeep- wmj bath In small private Vffimlll'
“8- Address "G" 0810 Of Sentinel inquire at 22: Taylor avenue, near
“"‘"‘"‘ *‘—’ Flax Hill Road. :15 6tV
. WANTED—THOUSANDS GOVERN l -
mint jobs open to men and women. ‘
V370 a month. List DOSIUODS tree: West. avenue N01.\i’alkl “fill; 350 a
'rite immediately. Franklin insti-l ”19th Sixteen rooms and bath. Keys
tote, Dept. 28D. Rochester, N Y- :lt Golden‘s real estate office Wash-
iugton stretqt South Nolwulk, Conn.
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‘ A regular meeting of the Third Dis
- trict Commissioners will be held this
Nil-5:03“ EXCHANGE 1 evening. It s probable that the also
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ma 1:. pa t modern 2 ram": brick 1‘0““? mm“ trio plant will be placed under guard.
FIVE «pot part of the public dock at the West
11131 3t 209 Washington street. East Norw'alk in. Brooklyn” 33.1500 p110“. 196-12. VV .. .
«3 and he Chapel street. Norwalk.Iu-1W°Pk on the construction or the up
V‘quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60. FOR SALE-LATE 1913 end of Washington m t b d i
W ANl I l passenger Buick car, in good condi proceeding rapidl Th :1 If“? b,
9 To LET—”1 APARTMENT AT 55 tiou. has been gilen excellent care. 1 t (H) y 9 ° 1 9
Spring street, ti rooms on second floor Telephone 1682-12. ‘ romp 9 e 3' the middle of next week
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with improvements. Inquire of Mrs .
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' WANTED—~MAN TO REPAIR SEW-R. Tariov,16 Grove street. or Tel. 3 FOR 3ALE-GET A 1101‘ AT 8 \ltust‘lass of the has“ A
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. Methodist ‘Episcopal church wW
In mncllin 53-.12
3/ (.3 1V“... Golden Hill Park and build yourself nlornow study a most remarkable
Va neat bungalow. Have it home. Price
is very low and terms easy. Lawrence
Agency or" your own brokers. _6t
BUSINESS” Norton.
.PAINTING "AND PAPERHANGING
WftNTED—Gllllis ron runssmc’done on short notice. Estimates tur-
oldiug soft shirts. ‘nlshed John Fountaine, South Nod
Cluelt, Peabodym P .. 9
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ernA'rons on SEWING Meow:
. Ines, pay while learning.
event, that of a man dead and in the
grave for four days. being brought
back to life in the presence. of a num
hot 01 people. some of whom had at.
tended the funeral. ‘The question.
"Was the law of nature. broken?" will
be taken up by the different speakers,
in addition there. wil) be a short discus»
sion on the great cycling or the 111051»
FOR SALE—IN..EAST ‘NORWALK,
grocery business, doing 11 good busi-
noes. Reason for selling. Inquire of
bor21‘2. Norwalk. ' at (it
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Auto trucks to suit all kinds of
work. Long distance moving. We go
anywhere. B. Hershfleld. 122 Water
‘Foa ’VSALE—‘BLACK MlNORCAS,
Brahmas, Wyan'dottes, S. C. R. l. R., r
cockerels. Mrs. c. A.'Sherwood, 21 °“ “W."
Lowe'sti'eet. Tel. 1868.’ 112 (it
car A soonns‘nsnt.
I‘d not be misled by designing" ads
There is a good market on all junk
° I. . goods. I am the originator ol’ the- . H Bentlnel'Advs. my» Tryouts.
'W-mdow Draperies $11:er 25%;?“ G“ “ 3°“ ”"9" FOR 'SALE—-—FAZ\IILY nousni - 1‘
with one-halt acre of land on West]
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’lle sure the man who enters your
serum, is reliable i call personally. , Notwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn: . ,
~ PHiVLIP P.- MAVl-lVONEYVV. . pike. Must be sold at once to close V. .
"’ W" 7?!" AWN” Phone LEES estate. Small amount of cash rennin: :‘
GARfiEN TopLS .ed balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Cannes, Allis United Bank 1' 1
Garden Forks, Spades. Shovels, building Tel 535.2
Garden Sets, Iron and Wood
Rakes! 310.88» Trovtels, Rubber
Hose "Reels, Etc.
1112.11: (tellebe
Phone loses
25 Washlngton St.
A Complete Ascortlnent In“ .
matted Swiss, Scrims and Mad»
3. in White, cream and eel-u.
E. K BANKS
VMahack'erno Hotel Block.
South Nomalk‘;
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FOR‘ SALE - ASH BARRELSS' ,
lined with galvanized iron. Last lii'e p 9
l time: Three sizes, price 250 up. South
éNo‘rwdlk oyster Farms 00.140 Water
stleet.
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HOUSE PAIWNE.
Estimates Cheerfully Give
Call 11 h—Phcn'e‘ 144
.108 So. Main" St-‘ So. Naturalis-
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, TO" LET—FARM, 11-2 Minn anon:
Norwiil-
shards, electric lights, hot and co
grater, furnace: $20 per month; For x
particulars . ,
with a'broken arm, has resumed 1110*
. ‘ Misseséviarion JVarVis. and Olive Leigh
" Henry
Stellar Dying :1 Cieamu Co.
Formerly known It 311W Steam Ma. Q Mn 6..
Silk chaos. Glam, bloom and Lace curullis cleaned.
it. truce. Prop. . .
.3411 State Street -—BleGEPORT—— . . ..~
Si-Vx 1"a4-—"~ -
no lRellsnée S'octall emu war“ meet
vacuum R. S. Barclay, Tuesday after-
noon at 3: 8t) Warlock.
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Rowa’yton “claimant cam. Rev. E.
S. Inclined; pastor—Sunday, April 8.
The dawning of Easter will be obserw
ed and celebrated by 6 Sunrise Pfdyol‘ ‘
meeting. This is a union meeting o! V
the two churches and will begin 41
promptly at 6 o’.elock All people of
the community are invited to join with _
us in this service. Morning worship
at 10: 30 a. 111. Easter muse by the
choir and Easter sermon by the pastor
on the‘ oubiect, “Attaining tht Resur-
rection." Sunday schodl at 11:50 m!
m. The“ lesson subject is, “loans Rais-
es Lessons from life Des ."’ St. John
11:17-44. Church Membership class at;
3p. m. Epworth mgueatti. 4511. m‘
Topic, “What Easter Means to Me.”
The leader is bliss Maude Brund‘age..
Evening” worship at 7: 30 p. m The
pastor's subject is “The Great Mys-
tely." A general invitation has been
extended to all members of Dodges
and Secret societies to be present at
this service. Everybody is welcome;
The pastor at the church will be ab-
sent during the coming week in attend-
ant-e at the session or the New York
East Annual Conference, which meets
this year in St. Mark's Methodist Epls
oopai church, Brooklyn. The church
services during the week, that is, the
prayer meeting on Thursday and the
church ravines «oi» Sunday, April 15,
will be in charge of the Pulpit Supply
committeefl Monday at 8 p. 111., regular.
meeting of Woman's Foreign Mission-
ary societ'y at home at J. S L'Homrne-
dieu on Crockett street.
Delicatessen and Lunch Room
7 Railroad Ave. (The Gobdie Shop\. Tel. '973:
Lav! orders tor HomMaJe Hot Cross Burl? iiow‘.
Strictly Fresh Eggs for Easter morning“ breakfast. ,
Home-colored Fresh Easter Eggs for the chasm:
Baskets (Saturday)
is a Mod Accbpiilble-{iiil tor V‘Weddirgs»
. and Anniversaries
our immune stool: fills two big well lighted floors and
includes all grades for every room iii the house.
We gladly store purchases for future delivery without
charge.
Prompt auto delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND: 8i. SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
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Rowayton Birth! Church Noticed.
Easter Sunday, Rev H. E. Adderscn,
pastor—Tile observance of the day
will begin with a sunrise meeting at 6
o'clock in the Methodist church. The
service of morning" Worship will be
held “10:30. There" is to. bespecfll-
music by the choir and an Easter,»
sermon by the'paetOr on “What Jesus
Taught About the Resurrection "
The Bible School will convene at 1150'.
Th‘d lesson tor the day is about the
resurrection of Lazarus. "The Tom of
Japan" will be completed at this ser-
vice and the children are requested" to-
brlng in the White Ship envelouos
with their offering at this time._ The
Mountain Cliinhirix contest is still on
with the A B class in the lead. on 42-30
the .. Easter captains, “Procla,” and
“The Centurion," will be rendered b3
the choir, assisted by the following
young people of the church, who will
impersonate the ' characters of the
loneliorn ‘
stories, dressed in the costume oi‘ the femefd '
Orient. . . '
Procla, the wife of Pilate ,—l.ena Oukes .........‘
Anna her favorite maid-Mabel Jarvis
Mary the wife of Cleopas— JACKS
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OPTOMETREEST
124 Washington Street
mom DELIVERY .
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PHONE 909
We give Si 81 lb titted Stamp
purchases
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Ruth Dukes
Mary Magdalar— Gertrude Brand's
Mary, Salerno, Joanna—Lucille [Kin
do. Ruth Crew, and Gertrude Brands
& C ' in]. street. Tel. 294. V 35 St 8.0. Kg]. R.. and Wyandotte eggs for ESE-E‘llifileitl‘lzgn :88; 1;:113331 :l‘id Joseph of Arimathea~lrv1ng Albrecht 53 Wall Street. W
' , ' a ' ‘ .hntchin .‘Also’ table e s delivered. " F J hn 11 Peter, disci les 0 Jean —-
'0" I“:. 9 - g ’ gg Jew. and the cadet on the future at 0 a“ p f l!
KRYPTOK LENSES-“Folding Oxfords» in 60111
Shell Shut-On and outer Mountings.
- Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' present?
dons promptly tilled. Expert Repairing
Irving Albrecht. Franklin Cleverles
Cains, Roman Centurion—-
\ Percival P. Anderson
1A Roman otflcer— ' Milton Evory
The choir will be bompbeed of the
following singers:
Sopranos~Mrs John Tiebout, Jr.,V
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ton.
Alto—Miss Harriet Letts, Mrs. Ears
VVVVtVaera‘d Mrs. (3. IR Albrecht. is.
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VVOi‘ockett
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brocht.
Choi
1H Evorw Hilliard Al
eader and directorewlllrs,
Antler-Son.
Church organise—Miss Mary Snitlln
oiiiis~Mlss Helen crew, Franklin
erley, Irving Albrecht.
Norwalk Chronicler