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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 21, 1911 · page 3

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 Classified Advertisements

Wants, To Let, Foresiale,‘

Business & Professional,
Cards, etcetera

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. tile-— V’

 

 

Three Times. i50c— Each Additionalp Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Blaclo
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED. FOR SALE. TO LET

 

FINE OPPORTUNITY—A MAN
willing to push. can come into a good.
steady income from the first day. Ad-
dress The Union Pacific Tea Co..South
Norwalk. a21 tit

 

WANTED—EXPERIENCED DRIV-
or for double team Permanent place
and good pay to right man Address by
letter to P.() .Box 815, South Not-walk
Conn. hill at

WANTEMIRL T0 ASSORT AND
box laundered shirts. (liuett. Peabody
‘5 Co. no (it

 

 

winrco-otmnmoaonn woman
as housekeeper. One who will take
full chnrae of house. Four in family.
Wages his to $20. inquire 262 East
Ave. a20 3t

WANTED TO liUi’. ALI. KINDS
of cattle. [lest market vrlces paid.
9% to We ior i'nt calves ll Fried-
man. South Norwullt Tel. 1151.

aiDlni

WILL YOU FILE YOUR APPLICA-
tiou for 20 or lo-ocre irritated farm in
the Sacramento Valley. California.
where the climate in the heat. and
where anything that (‘aliiornlu produc.
on can he raised piolltsbly? Will you
so and investigate. or join party send-
inmxperieneed men to investigate and

t land? You can own one of these
profitable farms whether you desire to
there and form it or cuntrsct with

53.. others to raise nitain for you. The
heat land tor the iariner. the best in»

: veatniolit for the business man or we
man. A postal card ulil bring details
Address Caliiornin. i’. 0. Box iii.
Stamford. “ all at

 

 

 

WANTED-«A WOMAN FOR GEN-
erai housework; American or German:
mood wanes to right party. Address
W. oars Sentinel s15 it

WANTIWA WOMAN FOR GEN-
crah k. is iamily at three

addin- new hosts and fair tram.
Mflflalao 8L. Norwaik. an lit

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

, shillhliatioiuo. PAINTING
do, anywhere by experienced men.
W 7 , at all prions. Samples sent
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s. Murphy Decorating (10..
It. Tel. 32“. aid if

‘P. I'M-LOOK. LADIII’
Ilia trimmed and“.

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I.“ ills lntaralatodmihittss oi tbs mun-

FOR BALL-43000 HORSE. 1N-
qnire Philip Blomansky. iii Day 3!“
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FOR CALI—OYSTER SL009 nun.
tie. well iouod. Bargain. Apply to C.
W. Bell, Rowayton. aiil at

OWNER MUIT DISPOSE A'l‘ BAC-
riiice. elegant new upright. solid nia-
hogany piano. perfect condition. Will
take 81 week. or cheap tor cash. Ad-
dress Piano. cartrSentinei. n20 3t

FOR SALE—ill NORW ALK. 8-
room house. city water. sewer and no
lot 175 front by no deep; one lunch
irom trolley; iii minutes to center:
$2300 Raymond it Pollard. arm at

FOR lALIwRicGisTide-ll) Jilli-
sey cow. slid: grade Jersey. 8100:
grade Jersey and call, 895; all ircah
No good otter refused. Stony i‘troolt
Farm. Dorian. Conn. all) at

res SALE—uh ‘an moon
house. live minutes‘ walk from Rewar-
ton station or trolley line. Also. to
let, 7 rooms in part of house. 812. Air
ply to i-‘. ll. ilnrt. Raymond 8L. Row-
nyton.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE-«AT GIBSON TERRACE.
West and clay Sta. good too soil and
gravel. inquire F‘. Whitehead. owner.
or foreman on the ground. s20 3t

I20 tit ‘

1’0 LET-«PARTM RN12 5 noose.
all improvements: private entrance;
32% Beaview Ave. inquire 0. ll. Also
theme. 33 Scariest Are. an Al

ro LETw'i‘liitillil PLEASANT
rooms and bath, for light housekeep-
ing. near trolley. Address 0. 1).. oars

 

 

Sentinel. _ ‘ aldlit
re LET-w'i‘EN- u ironed on
Woodhury Ave. : lirst door. lid 09

borne are. till: second iloor. ii! Tar
lor live. so: second floor. Strawberry
Hill. 38; second floor. Bauautuch. 38;
first floor. Water at. so; hours. North
Taylor Ave. .. 87: laundry building. his;
hasenflnt. suitable tor plumber. shoe-
maker. sin. a? .:so first floor. Noroion.
88; second iioor. Norotou. 86: barn.
llowayton, in; barn. Taylor Are, 33.
Raymond liroa.

1'0 LIT-want senate WITH il~
provonianta. ii Elisabeth on; also live
rooms. it cm Ara. inquire oi ii
.loaelovsirr or united armory all!

70 LET~~ROOMB 4W” BOARD AT
reasonable rams. Quinlan! House. in
Elisabeth Si. sad (it

To LlT-l.ARGE. SUNNY FRONT
room. with dressing mom; will rent
to two gentlemen or man and wile.
First class table hoard. iii Havlianll
8i. aeuzu

 

 

 

 

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HOMIOPATHS re our ruasoav
in now Haven.

 

Annsoai Gathering oi the Stats Io-
oisty.

Memhers oi the connecticut Homo
pathic Medical Society from various
parts or the state will hold their six
ty-ilrst annual meeting at the Hotel
(lords. in New Karen. on Tuesday
'l‘wo sessions will he held. the morn-
ing session starting at to o'clock and
the siternooo session sooti sitar diu-
ner. The edicts of the acidic, who
are in oharas oh the dawn are:
ideni. Dr. H. A. W H!
bury; vloopclidsat. Be. In;

caster. at South , ‘ ‘
or swaavysl ‘

Or. How? .

oratory. Dr {hero iii. ii liaml‘si
Dominated. Dali amour. «Hire
lord. is a member oi the mum

countries or the society and also or

hil-

 

 
 

osn institute oi Honours”.

At the moraine ssssioo than will
its on ulna! ”we: oi M m?
ailttsss and sensors. ioilowsd by gains
stem at W to monolith.

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our. no immoral or dams!

' baths. ate.

' Jo! two-laud!

To LIT-AN ROWAYTON. NEW
house. 12 rooms. all improvements. it»
eluding range. electric lishts. two
Five minutes to dewt.
two to trolley. This house is suitable
ior two iamiilos. inquire Capt. it. ii.
Bmith. adult

ro Lew-House. ii illlillti'i‘i‘
Ave. inquire Mrs. \i’oodward. to No.
MainSt sou

TO LIT~FURNlBllED ROOHS. lN
suites or single. at at 50 and up. w.
r. 'iiallsr. Hanslon House. aiii lat

 

 

 

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sl at. sail Harbor Ara, Norwallt.
D11. hat dd Booth Iain It» douth litter-n

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roost nails ”improvements;
Milton; .lions look from rat
Joseph R Taylor.

Tfi LIT-guiwilfill Wi'i‘i! ALL ‘9
on improvements. including

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fit 1 it sounds on

"Tailor Ava.

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‘ "gllirollihition some“

« . . among whom the Man mail: pro. .
dominated. m ism-Ir autumn» ;

. . tic over the cold Mr issues; and“ . \

A : every rssolution la lurths'ranes ot .

A»-
on.

N LIT-HAHILTON AWL. “All!
house. 6 ms. and t-
cos—
stallion.
use ,

counted in the Militia liaioon.

' At the sitsrnoall session at the
the delegates. .

the prohibition cam was upheld a:
sressivcly and unanimously.

Toward the and 0! tbs session tins l
ansalur oi the d” was announced.
This lsntismsn hall recently“ return-
ad from abroad. Whore lib had heart
recuperating tram his arduous worm
in the hehali oi Temperance. Biuii-i
lusty acknowlogailla hill tumult nus
reception, this speaker at once o no;-
sd into the plenum events at his

torsion trio

narration. a lady delegate tram a
rural district spruns to her feet. nu-
oyes blaring

"l protest “all!“ Mich goings on
as this!” she cried. glaring at tho
narrator. “it‘s a shame. 1*"

"Sit down!" '

"not him proceed!"

"i won't sit down!" declared the.
irate delegate. sending a scornlui
since at her fellow members. “i say
it’s a shame. a diagram and n deplor-
able thing for that man. who pom
as an apostle oi Temperance and a
hater oi ginahins. to stand up than
and deliberately tell us that on his '
way across the Atlantic he spent.
many delightful evenings in m
ship's salmnl”w-Brooltlyn Lite.

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ms More.

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A lineal paper recounts the follow
in; conversation between a minis-
mr and a roan whose wits was buried
that day. .

"My brother.” said the W.
that has overtakes you. and thooah
you are compelled to moon the ion
oi this one. who has been your coin-
oanioo and partner in lilo. i will con-
solo you with the assumes that
there is anothsr who sympathisss
with you and costs to embrace m
in the amfioi unfailing love.”

To this ills bereaved haahaad ro-
nlislinssklaaas hsasssd intotha
minister's hos:

"What's has nausW—«Tit-Bita. .

magnum. '
Tbswissrouasmanhsdoldsrsd
gm.ohonuoocuoumm
“0h. mfldi' ho sacialnsd.”
theorsttrwaitrsss brought in his
Ms ‘“
"daemons-truss.
Inflammation.
'aiisll'ouhisaowi"

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Iii mist who. limited in no .
‘wuni war in snot-lea. ii

 

in the midst at this interesting ‘ ‘

 

. William P. Jones. oi Stamlord. has
died an spinal from the decision of the
probate court of Stamford. station that
ho is nurtured at the order oi the
"i know that this is a [not tried court mud last month by which the
aunt of “.000. which was siren him or
the substituted samnirix oi his moth-
er‘s'wiil, was disallowed.

5'. Jones. who died in lsilii in titani-
.i’ord. leaving her estate to her live
children. Mary AL. William P.. Eleanor
At. Mollie AL. and Virginia Jones.
By a oodicil in her will. threedtths
oi ills residue of her estate was on»
trusted to three executors, Edward
Wood. Mary hi. and Eleanor hi. Jones ' —
and the income was to he used
the support of the three minor ehil- ‘

 
 
 
 

Willis. Jonas. brought as action antly what
mm against the two surviving sasouwlcss.,8iar

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

. If you,
Shave. You
lCn‘n’t Afford

To Miss
This offer};

is

Gemplete
Safety

Razor
Outfit

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This outfit' is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot he put-j,
chased in any store.

It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 85th. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don't know the satisfaction,
and the real enjoyment that one of these up—todate devices gives to the man who “shaved,
himself. A time saver. a money saver. and strictly sanitary. ..

This Prémium consists of the following:

One Silver Plated Holder.

One Silver Plated Snapper.

Six‘Flne Steel Blades—none better.‘

One Gonnim Horse-hide Leather StropJ ‘ ‘

One has of “Very Sharp" Strep Dressing.. *

Has no equal and acts like magic. . ‘ ' ‘ , ‘ .

The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit. ._: . , , . ‘2‘

This article' is not sold anywhere in South Norwaik or vicinity. ‘ ‘

By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with
the Snapper each blade can he strapped some as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
siados away. but strep them. and with “Bailey’s Vn'y Sharp" Dressing your old bladoa
will be equal to new. it

No more honing or grinding required on my style rasor for with “Baildy's Very Sharp”
Dressing on your strep. this‘ is all eliminated.

You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have leaf"
numbered bring than to The Sentinel silica. Washington St, South Nor-walk, with By: in,
cash and get one of thae outfits. . 5;.

These will positively he sold to
warmer. nuances only at mu Special

 
 

 

 

 

 

Price.
This Outfit can be non at any time by calling
at this ofice.
Manor-lieu you heard all
last composition? ‘ . _
drsI druid-ad ”£th lib-u A. P. .-..wmwm" «mmwww 7.1.; -. 1 ‘T‘... .-.. , .~'~- .2- ......
Oil Mwh"‘;";; AP'IALI 'flOH PROIATI OOURT Diary M and Eleanor H. Jenna. clAiui- THC NAOMI”: POL

0F ATAMFORD. in; that his part of the estate should
he turned over to him in accordance
with a section oi the will of his ino-
ther. lie further states that the ac-
tion was decided by the court in his
favor and later the executrlcoa re-
signed and Melon 1.. s. Jones was ap-
tvoinied as executrix and is new serr-
in; in that capacity. On August 10.
1006. the executrix paid over to Wil-
liam P. Jones. the sum oi H.000 but
on March 4. laii. the probate court
disallowed the money sad the con»
pinlnani now brings action to the su-
parlor court. claiming that he is as“
grieved over the disallowanes oi the
money.

The magnetic poles and
ilenary. The northern end“ ,
moving westward along that
tieth parallel and. in the do.
‘three or : iour hundred
probably have encircled. the
graphic north pole “outdone!
about its present location. 0!, j
the southern magnetic pole iu
corresponding comes about the
mole southjoie. insect;
the United outrun Omaha.
City, Topeka.~~'0alveston. aid. ,
colonial needle would point shoot ,,
the direction of the north “ '
the north pole that _.
Peary reached. This scenario: ‘
to about 1.600 miles north .
magnetic pole. toward which
needles oi all compasses

The complainant was a mu oi Mary

 

“i suppose you are going to say ex,
sctly what you think in the nest cost

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drsn. Virginia. William P.. and Panic areas?" "Yes." replied the cautious change.
lis Jonas. * ‘ " ,Iiatelllflli. "but no solo: to so slow
(in larch a. lull. the appellant, about sushi-s up my mind as to ex- Themanwhosmoheswiw

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