Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 27, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements

Wants. To Let, For,\.Sale,

Business ‘8. Professional
Cards, . etcetera

 

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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—

 

 

Three Times, 600- Ench Additional Word. 1 cent per Inflcrtion. "In
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WANTED. h FOR SALE. ,._ ..._.._...,o.-..............o. a..;6,_£;‘;:mmm«wflwwm‘

 

 

WANTEOwSALE‘SMEN To SELL
our guaranteed oils and paints. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Extremely pru-
iltnhie otter to right party. The him-
piro Oil Company, Cleveland. 011;?!
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WANTEO~POSITION AS NURSE
to care for the sick; experienced;
wages regsonshle. Inquire at. John
tireenurood's grocery store. lieldon
Ave. a2? lit

WANTED—EXTRA SALESIAI'HEB
for Bathrday. C. J. Mints & Co. a2? it

WANTED -- COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Mrs. lsnnc S.
Jennings, 43 West. St. n25 3t.

WANTEDw «WASHING OR HOUSE-
cleaning to do at home or out by the
day. Mrs. Annie Bolus. it Windsor
Place. :25 iii

' WANTED-~ CASH PAID FOR FEM
iher beds. Hamilton. cnro Sentinel.
o24 tit

WANTED —YOUNG MAN T0 ACT
no salesman in clothing store; one
who has some taste in window trim
thing. Addreasl'. 0. Box 613 u22 ii

WANTIOwTO BUY. ALL KINDS
of cattle. ilost market prices paid.
Extra prices for culvert. ii. Fried-
man, South Norwnllt. Tel. 1151.

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1mm». woum rou nun
edsl housework. in family of three
adults. Good home and isir wages.
Apply 27 Camp St. Norwalk. all m

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

‘THI'. HODCARRiIRI' UNION HA3
established on oiiloo in Quiltner's Hell.
11de Ave. Any one desiring men
pita“ call st. above place. Tel :22: .3"

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Monuments. PAINTING
affilfllhm by axperisncsd men
”your or oil prices. Samples sent

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FOR BALEMUOT, l-‘RONTING 0N
Woodward Ave. 40xi39xli3x9 feet. in-
quire of Andrew Taylor. 24 Woodward
Ave... South Norwaill. s2? 31

FOR SALE-”FIRST CLASS MOI)-
ernoquipped home. select section.
near West Ave. Easy terms. Must
be seen to be appreciated. 1). 8. Hull.
anilnnd Block; 80. Norwalit. a2? lit

FOR SALEwHOUSES NOS. it AND
16 Elm St. For particulm and terms
apply to Minis C. Green. Executor. at
Folrileld County Notional llsnk. s27 lit

FOR lALI—FIVE GOOD COWR.
one 3~yeaMid holler. lvro calves ready
for market. inquire 0 Cannon St.
Notwalk. Tel.li21. “list

FOR BALI~~BIDEBOARD 1N EX-
rellent condition. inquire, iii Osborn
Ave. East Not-walk. s25 3t

FOR OALlw'i‘OOiii’i'ilER 0R SB?
aratoly. a kitchen rungs. psrlor stove
and-A ice chest. inquire as. A. Cnrpon~
tor, Ronnyton. s25 3t

FOR SALE-HARRIS“ ROCKS.
Rhoda inland Rods. White Leghorn
eggs. $1 per setting. lolltrnb [tireless
ilroodors. 3i. Baby chicks. Lohtrsb
Poultry Yards. Darion. Phone 123:3.

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FOR BALI-LA NEW 9-300)!
house. the minutes' wsiit from Ronny»
ton station or trolley lino. Also,to
lot. 7 rooms in part at house. 313. Ap-
ply to l". H.Hart.i1symond 8L, Rour-
ayton. s 208i

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UP-TO-OATI WEDDING-

Tho marrisss yostordsy at Lord
Borrowmors. the titled English tor.
tune-hunter. to Miss Goldie Dividends.
tho wealthy American title-humor.
was a complete success in every way
Long before daybreak in the pop-
uisoo began to ssthor in trout of tho
Church or the diorod Shores. The no
line hsd boon notified and at 10 o'clock
3.000 rsssrvss oars oslisd out to quell

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

, Walnut. rotor“ atm' m “mam”. 79 L" m“ cognac
“I. 3:. HALLOOK. minimal Prompt" at tall the newspaper HAP
atrium: and mats in oorrospondsnia arrived and toolt their Q}; fill“: first“; all»:
unto-dime flame. m1“: pianos at various rants” points, m, "m at. it
ntsiisrp. is Chestnut 8 the Mumm- boson to issue a.
“lull mutt tm and mum to do so st solo tvto LIT-fi-Htllih'i‘cfl svn. w
Pill M“? intortsis thl'oashont the entire ° ”MM.“ “h “M 5 Mills. 3-
M‘N'Emu' out? on “mm“ m "'1‘ 3"” “I. 0W ditiou; «is tilooitm stroll
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hold on» tutors. than was a pro-

TO Ls'r~«'rwo NEWLY FURNISH-
ed rooms in private family. with pm.
liege of both; gentlemen proton-rod.
Address .i. MacDonnell. s llsmllton
Are. South Norwnik. m at

1’0 tar-4mm ruoon. No. l:
0rchard.8t.; adults only. inquire 86
Franklin Ave. 12? 3t

TO LlTwTWO six-noon COT-
tasos on Meadow St: possession May
i. Rent 3H and 815. Apply E. hi.
Tolieo. Nil South Main St. a2? (it

To LITMFROM MAY 1, Six
rooms on first lioor. ii iletls tit. inquire
t‘. A. stktns. 12 Winfield 8h. hisst
Norwalh. it? it

1'0 LIT- FURNlaliED ROOMS
io'r llxht housekeeping (‘sli evoninss.
20 Indiana at. snat-

‘I'O Lle'l‘sROOhl HUBER. Rim?
inside. Clo per month; corner horny
Are. and histn 8t. list-ion. inquire at
is. ll. (‘roioon Box 77 barien. sail 3t.

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TO LITwHOiJShZS. liARNS MAN
ul’actorios, pasture land etc. Honor,-
rents from 36 to siltr por month. Ray
nmnd ilroo , and fix

1’0 LIT—«FROM MAY 1. iiAidl‘ m »
double house. anion rooms all im
movements. iii \i'lnileld tit inqulro
was. Hsutord. i-kst Ave. East \‘or
w it.

TO “Twins-noon "OVER.
Woodbury Ave” lino view L. 1 Round
largo house oi modern improiomonts.
dining room. bullet and dome. Ra)
mond Rios. n25 iii

TO LlTw-rivh‘. ROOiis. iii COVE
Mo. inquire oi R. Josoiovshy or Unl-
tod Grocery. a? it

To tar-«Hound a RURRIT’P
no; also soon 33 Woodward Ave.
inquire lira. Woodward. so North
slots no son

‘l‘O LIT” FURNISHED noon. lid
suites or stasis. at ”.50 and up. w...
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hold lustha’lloto the motor will!

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and hi n to
‘ at”? lsooosiipsMiretiulsnd,
. iovsrish. or his symptoms of ‘
“worms. you i WOfllml and
« have your. night's not disturbed .
by the little Ono's crying. or
perils beams of your own~

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w y thousands oi mentors

Many
rel stsuchil n untried

figmmm y myslwpi
ilioitu Guy’s Slut
Potion lot tilluu.

Used by mothers tom years. The”
mwdor‘ieuuoeiho aimnseh. act on
lite. Liver and give hnnliiii' til at y
rggulalins the child s gyncmwfi..y
Ive and pleasant
{or line child to tan.
llama y mothers in
every community lug
my)“: them wiih splen-
Mother if your child
has then nlptomn have
described, you should
try them vomit-rs.
Your drunlst
than. 250. s bus.

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HATTING lN ORANGE.

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Vlsws Expo-sand Thsrs Upon Dullnsos

in the Trade.
The Newark News last evening said:
Demand for the cheaper grade of

turn by nutomohiliots. in well so ior
women‘s wear. the popularity at tho
cloth hat and cap with men and the do-
msnd tor the cheap cloth (or women
are some of the reasons for the pros-
ont stagnation in the fur ieit hat in-
dustry. according to Orange nondiscl-

tuners: Fur is much more expensive
than heretoioro by reason oi the do
mood for cheap tors tor use in costs.
and the automohllist is no longer tho
tut hat consumer that he was hotoro
he took to motor.

"The man who usos s motor car to
any great altit'ill." said one at tits big
Orange hat mountsciurors. "noldoui
has use for s lur (alt hat. lie proiers
a leather or a cloth up. for they are
boiler adopted to his use. snd every
time he wow u can Whoa otherwise
he would Wear it mr iolt hat. mom
that by just that much our buslnossl
is sloctod. Tam any sound tidied»
ions, but h must he numb“ that
there are many thousands oi anion»
bllos in use. sad ills) have taken mm
thousands oi hats out at our markst.

'Mmost worms she has an outer
mobile- or rldos in one nears furs at
some sort sad tho demand has been so’
urout that the price has: advanced nia-
lurially on the grades we ompioy in
mailing hats. Tho ssmsnt‘mshers
can slinrd to pay more for shins that
so an and we have to whet. it

. {."m.“ ii there had been a sudden

domand on oil sides for run for Iro-
mod I use. You couldn't ride in s not
last winter without undo; the sum.
her or people who wore While the
helm grades on not so much worn
oowsdsys. ovary woman assists to have
into oi some sort. /

"This condition naturally shoots the
pride 0} skins no but. The for cotton
must moot tho “monsoon sad
that assslls composition in the our»
chaos of taro. sad Woody hlsis
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“Wain thrush its down town basi-
nsss section at Ross York. and notice
tho clothes and cloth caps m by'
rash and boys.” said another moose
tum. “That-Ms :ths story“ With
the hot. tsotoslss in Orson-are fllri
am on third ills Ibo sloth W not
It! shunning ovoid-off». .

Ono of its ssooat trauma is

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"Ross ills nails: or my

5 t’l’lld hats look good until they got wet
"‘ soil than the trouble hoglns tor the

on this no one seems able to“ say. osé
dept that it made is good opening l'or
-“ the introduction oi’ substitutes and tho
. toreign iur hats that are now s factor

national convention in New York next
. mouth. The annual report at National '
. Rrssident John A Moditt of Orange.
will be present
Mr. Mollitt would retire from the pres-
, ldonoy‘. the demand for “reform" hav-
' in; Men popular in most at the dis-
tricts. although in the Connecticut dine
gtrict the national president sud his
administration are popular.

criticised for a great runny. things with—
out fairness or justice. So far as the
‘ilnsnces were concerned. he sold. the
idisbursomouto were made according
to the law oi the organization and it
iho laws are unsatisfactory it should
the the duty oi the delegates to the
national convention to change them.

month'" said iiir. Molliti.

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Dr. Tansig. the coolant Gordian :iung and throat opohisiist. odds his that
money to tho virtues of the now tiwiss Rowdy. 1 “[will in tho "Had
"inlchu Klinllt" as follows: l ‘ .

“i hm found that smooth. mo in tho .Wd. «Madman»
method oi treatmout which is so important nowadays. p’r'oduosd ouch hcnshtliol:
results that i am sure SIROLIN must rank as thoiosdirlg "medial agent in“

tuberculosis oi tho inn 0 and in the treatment of minor bronchial shootings”.
or. Tnuslg's testimonl‘ni. is in accord with that oi wading ph‘ Europe

SIROLIN in now sold direct to sniforors lending linguists If not M
ily procurnblo address the solo ngentsiot {atrium WSW. Tao fim

Comm. 365 Cami Sh. Now York.
iMMENflE sHAD GATORS.”

'wssumo'ron, noun or;
who claim that shad is memos

 
 
 
 

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ho local market.
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ecutlvo head of the organisation."

During the past three years the hat-
tora' organisation has void out $130..
000 in death benefits to‘the beneficial»
loll oi 628 hattors.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tho day is near when they will
able to please their palates with 3%
immense catches oi shad along ill
lantic count this year are a

 
 
 
 

 

 

THE FARMERS WEAPON".

“What's the matter with your
head?" asked the first liunoo man.

“A im‘mor i met today just blind:-b
ed in}! there with his carpotbag," re~
plied the other.

"it must have been is pretty hard
rurpethag.’

"Y on. it had a gold brick in it that
ii Wild him yesterday."-—-Cuthollc
iStnndnrd and Times.

A 535 Shaving Outfit

To l‘The Sentinel” Readers “for

Mr. Moiiitt sold today he had been

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

been no depleted. he said, that
feared there her or again would
blg catches like those at the
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"The finances uro out of my depart-
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11 You
Shave You:
iCanlt Afford

To Miss
This Offer

A
Complete
Safety
Razor .
Outfit

 

 

 

 

 

This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pith
chased in any store. . .

It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The ..
Sentinel. sod use. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don t know the satisfaction“
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-tordate devices gives to the man who shaves?
himsoii. A time aver. a money saver. and strictly sanitary

This Premium consists of the following:

One Silver Plated Holder. ,

One Silver Plated Stropper.

Six Fine Steel Blades—none better.

One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.

One box of “Very Sharp” Strep Dressing.

, Has no equsland actsJike magic.

The cost of nine shaves will more than pay lot“ this outfit.

This article is not sold s‘nywhero in South Nomslh or vicinity. ,.

By having one of these outfits you practicsliy have his separate razors in om. so with
thoStroppersachblsdombostroppod same sstheordlnaryrssor Sodonotthrowdull
slados away. but strap them. and with "Bailey's Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
will be equal to now.

No more honing or griniflng required on my style rszor for with “Bailey" a Very Sharp”
Dressing on your strep. this is all eliminated.

You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively L‘
numbered bring than to filo Sentinel adios. WashinMfit. South Romans. with 85c in
cash sod get one oi thoso outfits. _

Thou will positively be sold to

SEMINEL READERS only at this Spools!
Poles.

This Outdtosnbssson’stgnydme by unto;
otmuonofo;

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