Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 10, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Professional
Cards, etcetera “

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 26c—
Three Times, 50c-- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Cops. Double Price

WANTED.

WANTED—PAINTERS. ALXEAN-
der White, 61% Ely Ave. Tel. 423. 0
al 1t

WANTEDw—A'i‘ ONCE. A STORE
suitable for oilice and show room for
electrical construction and automobile
supplies. Location on or as near the
iioston Poet road as possible Addiess
CliaIles iluek Jr., Sentinel oilice. or
6- 7 East 42d St. New York City. ali) 3t

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WANTED~WOMAN TO TAKE
cure of children. Mrs. Doyle, 171')
Washington St.. East Norwalk. all (it

 

WANTED *— YOUNG MAN 'l‘O
learn surveying and drafting. Apply ii.
B. Minor, United liunk Bldg. before
8, it. ill. all 3i.

WANTED—HOUSEWORK BY THE
. day by Hungarian woman. Apply 15
Kosauth St, Annie Moreedy. a8 iii

WANTED-WOMAN HOUSEKEEP-
or for widower; reference: good home
for the. right party. Apply Box 211
Noroton Heights. a? 3i

WANTEDNBY MAY 10, FOUR
large pleasant looms; rent not over

. 8,10. Address "L. " Sentinel oiilce.
(17 3t

WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework in in family of
two. Mrs. W. 0. Bear. 6 Courtlnndt
Place. South Norwalk. n7 3t

 

 

 

 

 

 

wmrco-roa oanrsmmfiho. '

or most any kind or work,- you.
around handy man. Rates res Lblo.
T. E. Psrsons. 55 Winiield St. East
Norwsllr. :8 iii

WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS. LIB-
erty ills. (30., 214 East Ave“ near East
Nor-walk depot si 3

.WANTEMIRL OR MIDDLE-AG-
“English-speaking woman on gen-
, tietnsp’s place; family four adults;
plain cook and general housework;
_ give reference and state wages. Box
1.5 Dsriou. Conn. . s7 at

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t.‘ LOST ‘

:‘I LOBTwBE’i'WEEN someone
‘ond Dorian, a linen embroidery bog.

 

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rien. s7 Rim

. trio lights

Suitable reward for return to Box .181. ,

FOR SALE-LAUNCH 22 FEET
long. 5 ft wide. 4 h. p. Barker engine;
cover, whistle and lights. Address 8..
care Sentinel a7 3t

FOR SALE—~TWO SMALL PLACES.
one has four acres. house and burn:
near Compo Mill. Price‘si’iiiiii). inquire
Joseph Morton. Saugaiuck. a6 Gt

 

 

 

TO LET

 

To LET-11. BARN. CORNER CHAP-
cl Si. and Harbor Ave... Norwalk. Ap-
ply ill. 64 South Main SL, South Nor-
walk. all) If

 

TO LETW RAILROAD AVE. ROW~
nylon. house, six rooms. close to depot.
near trolley, stores, churches and
school; rent 89. lnuuire hire. Mary
Richards, Railroad Ave. iiiziu'sytmi.3t
all)

To LET—~COTTAGE. FRANKLYN
Ave. to adults, six rooms and bath
electric and gas light. stationary tubs.
range and furnace: all in excellent or-
der. Two minutes from West Ave trol-
ley. Apply 53. West Ave. still

70 LEV—FIVE ROOMS, 19 COVE
Ave. Inquire of R. Joselovsky or Uni-
ted Grocery. a7 if

To LET—~FOUR ROOMS. W001)-
wnrd Ave. Rent 88. inquire J. M. Lay—
ton & Co.

 

 

 

FOR SALE. . l

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Inblnck-

TO LET.

' T0 LETv-HOUSE wrrn ALL slop
.ern improvements. including electric
‘lights and gas. in best of condition
and locality; short distance from do»
not. inquire 22 Taylor Ave. nesr
West 8i. ‘ mid if

 

FOR SALE OR TO LET

 

house. 6 rooms, all improvements. Ap-
ply at 64 Osborn Ave. East Norwnlu.
s5 dl

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PAIL! OF THE PROUD YOUTH-

Ho Found the World I Shocking"
Town Oyster When Kicked.
Once upon s time there was s
Proud Youth who had stained tho!
mentor-bio time or ~'iiio when he
,nourishod -s Lovely Mustscho that

son an: on To tar—iron."

 

FORD
Model T
Torpedo .

Runabout
4 Cylinders
22 horsepower

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‘ With Full Equipment, '3 top
wind shield. ‘
gas lamps and generatoré'
horn and Tools. $725 F. 0. '9
B. ‘

 

 
 

 
 

sperm" to

Detroit

 

Event No. lwi‘lve-Mllo Race:

Ford Model Tr-rfi- Knock.-
First.
W'nrren-Deirolt~il. Evans--

Second.

Aieo rsnw’l‘wo E-M‘li‘. War-
ren-Detroit. Jockson.

Event No. ln—i-‘lvo-illle Race:
Ford Model T—F. Kullek—
First. ‘

Worren-Detroli—B.
0nd. ,_
Also run -—- Warren-Detroit.
Jackson. two Elli-F.

Ever-flee

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promised to be even more Lovely
after a few discounsinl new bed
passed. sud this Proud Youth know
so much that he realised that it
would be impossible for him. or my-
body, ever to know more. ‘

"Tho time hos now come.” said
tho Proud Youth. as he looked about
him. "when i on scheduled to Do
Things. l have s Very Superior Eda
cotion sod s Perfectly irresistlbio
Diploma. i in! the Flood oi Genius

 

no month; also one enjoining Wheeler
Block. Sou-stuck. inquire Joseph
Morton.‘ Ssugstuclr.

 

T0 LETwSEVEN-ROOM House;

.8 8i.

T0 LET—HAMILTON. AVE. HALF
oi two-family house. 6 rooms. sad 0-
room not; all Improvements; goodcon-
dition; one block Min rslirosd ststlon.

throbbing in my veins. sud It is ovi-
dent iii» the world is mine oyster.
Methinks i will stop out and pick it
up."

(it might be mentioned right hero
‘thst tho neighbors hsd not noticed
tho Flood of Gonius;”but neighbors
orouso blind!)

30 the Proud Youth stepped out to

 

Joseph R. Taylor. s1 inf pick III) the order. but unfortunate-
TO LET novel: a Bushido. Ir " "m not mix: it and m
Aves also house, aa'w Woody.“ Ave. ii MM 1° Milt! unhitehol

isnouire Mrs. Woodwsrd. 40 North Holt:

it
ironiisinoorinsobymononsn.
Thonwsstb oProodYouthsoroiy
,ond hoseld."Youwoo't,

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provolnonis. including
E rent "5 and

of Class. Hoyt.

TO LIT—JPWO HOUSES. ALL In.
mid elec-

5. insanity

Mi" sad ho wronchod u
-%ili and he wretched

mw:m horned
and houiod on his

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

room cottage.
“Bsyriew Plsoo.

 

 

 

m SALE.

 

 

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lib Ni. ii. Palmer «sine: hes only .

It 8 West: A“, WW

DUNN!!! 311038-

 

T0 LIT—~AF'I‘ER APR“; 15. A snc- '
Wilmi‘ loootod oil

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(Continued from First Pogo.)

There ore three leading csndidstes
for the eludes. end the order in which
they ore given here by no moons indi-
cates their masonic position in the
race. There is no donor-ole [page oi
those positions. The candidates on
John 1.80m. Andlww Schioohtwos
Ind 'i‘holnu Boiliy. Whichever oi
thoso three non resolve s moierity oi
votes on the shore mentioned secret
ballot will no doubt. be sppolntod

lord.
by Voilm’
All this is written odvissdir. for it
is known beyond pendulum that

emotioninthsisttor'smss
workmen-mo
minnow innuendo-i
Incomiosihsoooliodsisosiiu
oral-Mamet.“ renal-m-
moonlhmmmmmn

 

sunday February 26th

S.” L.

,, 93 5931.331 Mill.“ Street

 

i good. it it doesn’t the ballot is Just so

donut: shori! tor tho district of 8m ,

WWII“ Voilsiormldonth, -
tho Norwoih.‘ hos written s loner to Hr.

'isitwsro. «minimum
use with .s Mlowi’ng osfl. M~

it! Vin! thundercloud.

' 9 WWW: lien-um «it

Saturday, February 25th

Event No. afiFivo-Mile Race:
Ford Model T—P. Kuilok—
First.

Chou-W. Douneily-wSecond.

Also ran—Corbin.

Event No. 3-«Five-hiilo Race:
Foul Medoi T-i-F. Kuilcku-
First.

Gino—W. 'Donnelly—efiocond.
CorbinflA. J. Maisonville~
Third.

Event No. 8——Ten- Mile Free-for-
All~ilandicnpz
Special Buick, 100 h. p.-—,-R.
Burmnnwii‘irst.
Ford Model T—F. Kullck—
Second.
Also run-Two Jackaons, Corr
bin. Gino, two Nationals.
.Knox. two Warren-Detroits.
two Midlands, two Bulcks. two
E-M—li‘.

Event No. d-—60~Mlle Rsoe:
Nationsle. Aitkeu—di‘irst.

 

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their mind do this sort oi thing more-
l'y for the sale oi form: and. it the
choice happens to be theirs, well and

much time wasted. in circumstances
like that the quantity or balm neces-
in: for the feelings of the demoted
depends upon the amount of secrecy
observed with regard to the boiler. But
in this porticolsr one there is every
resson {or believing that the choice
or o majority or the two committees
will be Sharia Volhnor‘s choice.
rum-rm Democrsis wait with deep
on interest the ides of April.
cents Io ‘Hsppy Wish Inner.

it you Just squint your on, soil
lisnoo mo the list of loading and!-
dsoos. you will but little wonder that

summons-nowhere we all
know and we oil like, holds up his
bonds is holy horror. oron oldestsps.

whose Moll» in the iiold of poll-
lies is worth» bruins. '

delta 3. MI. mm or couscous-
ma non opd’tboi ions or uterine-—

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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delicate sod otherwise of if

 

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,Mranlnness.

soot-Is Vellum. like soother distin- ‘

it“ those bowls. accordion» the roll.
moddstsoilvmhsronorooimin

April 16. This will be two dsys after
the secret ballot. The committeenien
who‘ will decide the matter are: Town
Committee. Messrs. Cummings. C. P.
Carter. Schlethlwrg,
George W. Lockwood. Looms Mur-
dock. W. H. Tslmadae; City Commit-
tee. hlr. Cummings, Dr. J. Joseph 'Ryler
Joseph Quinn. Michael Inliins, Mich-
ael O'Hm. P. W. (inddy. .i. A. Walsh.
James (lieu. W. C. Hull.

1dr. Cummings will, or course. here
bill one vote. .Whother Iir. Schieciit-
we; will be represented in person or
by proxy oi the meeting is not known
definitely.

poison stratus
ililT Arm not: . -
win so In nous

lisilrood detectives sro Inokios e do

 

 

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Whipsusuchpiooosssm'idso-
MW. Website". flouthflor-
wsih. New tendon sod Mid.
without mammoth. mommy

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Monday, February 27th

Ford Model T~P. Kuilck—Socond.

Also ran~NstlonaLJacfsom Knox, two Midlands, Buick,
Corbin. two EMF, two Warren-Detrolts.

dict. Agent

tor-mined olort to round up usenrploy- *

ds'rosos ibosonlcalsrdsruo wins 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Event No. 9—One~iiour Rood:
Ford Model 7—4. Kulick
First.

Cino~W. Donnellywsmnd

Also ran~Corbln, two Warren-
Dotroits, two Edi-F.-

56 miles estshiished new truck ‘
record by 5 miles. Y

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i: a. o , . g g. 9“ «2w.-
9;.i.v !\_e ”i.

Phone 99

L
compdny in being strict in. this
many young boys would "take
and. undoubtedly. there would
more accident cases which the.
pony Would he forced to stand [or
least light in the courts.

in addition to the half is dossn‘
were captured at Rowayion. 3st
morning. two more who more
names so Bert Grands“ end .
McDonough. were token into

two more who said they were
Gsrobedsu and John Auden-on
arrested.

All or them were taken in «stem
st Rowsyton and escorted to tho
Nos-well: police stotion.

or the drst bolt doson four were in:
lowodlonoondtwo, whowocowg
od were sent to isil.

Crondsii and luncheon wowed
nu Ienionoos sud dammit and. ~
derson (colored) wore Inod it
no»: They cold no

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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osmoa sv smash «on

women your my,» so.
«oil's new ‘

At moors in St.
isst evening. relic

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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