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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 20, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements

> Wants, To Let, ForSale,

Business & PrOfessional
Cards, etcetera

 

 

 

,CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25cm

Three Times, 50c — Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Pirice

In Black-

 

 

WANTED.

so but

son SALE.

 

WANTED—FOR SUMMER FOUR
'or live-room furnished house or bun.
gulo‘l, near trolley. Write stating lo—
cation and rate. 1’. 0. Box 413, South
Norwnlk. 11119 3t

 

WANTED-A WOMAN FOR GEN‘
good borne. good
» wages, small family. Call at 29 Camp

St, Norwalk. 11117 St

 

. WANTED—«PRACTICAL GARDEN
ing work by experienced gardener.
Services can be secured by day
Lawns. flower beds, drivawavs pian-
ned Charles (1 King, 6 Lowe st,
South Norwniialfz; ,- 111th

 

WANTED-HELPER 0N WELL
' drilling machine. Apply E. N. Slpper-
iy, Jr., Weslportpconn. null if

 

‘ WANTEDmTo BUY. ALL KINDS
ol’ cattle. ilest mailiet prices poll-Lu
j Extra prices for culv.es H. Fit ed
.man, South NOi‘Vi'liik “1.1151.”
.1 a191m

LOST, " ~ .

LOSTai‘ASS CASE. MARKED S.
.1. English, Still River Lodge. No. 493,
Dauhury, (701111., containing: pass on
‘N Y. N. ll. & ll it it, and ioroipls.
- Valuable to owner only. li‘iniier please
13turn to Sentinel. niiti :it

 

 

 

School Taxes

«Union School District

.The, taxpayers or the South Norwnlk .

Union School lllstrlct are hereby noti-
oed 111111 the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess
. inoni list of lilitl,‘ilt a meotipg‘of the
district. held on the iltli day of June.
3910. at the Franklin school will] be
due and payable on the that day of
_ May. 191] at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillsoud’ow
oil's drug store 82 Washington atrool.
Penalty iii the tale of ii pet cent. a
your from May 1 will be charged on
and uni-1 June i 1911
.A. TQi.l.i-‘.tl.

tl'oliertor of Taxes for South Nolwallt
ll nlon School District. 1 .

”(til ii at death Nonvnik April 27,

i‘9ll. 1127 im

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MONEY To LOAN.

Strictly private loans to husband or
with on pianos or furniture. without
‘ removal: lowest lotus: strictly conti-
dentist (all. write or telephone 1186- i.

1‘ ._ lNB. LOAN AND SEC. 00.,

um: Theatre '91.... 611. Norwalk
Under New Management

31.1.... .. -WM..- 33 0..-...

BAIT FOB BURGLM‘iS.

“lolul,” said Mrs Brown. sitting. up
liddsnly in but]. “theres a liliilzllil‘ in
place! "

Nonsense!" replied hel
,wsliy.

"lzm quite right." she»
can hear hint distinctl'
floor of the “rosin below.

 

husband.

 
 

returned. “1
orosuimr the
Now-«mos

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

um i gave you for your birthdays”
111111111 him pick up the box and p11

’i‘bell 11.1111 lllll up and list“
“by Jove, illiiry. you’re tilt

 

Titan be host one
3 11111. 11111111111111 the tourist

 

iodiy: _“he’ s lighting one of those clip. '
r,

 
 

., some shutteri- .

TO LET~-0NE OR TWO FURNISH-
ed rooms, you pleasant and central,
with bath.
‘oiiics. . . m20 it

Address '1‘ 8.. Sentinel?

ed automobile can be traded for good
lot at the beach. See I ll. Lawrence
Agency. 15 Sol. Main St. 11120 3t

 

TO LET-HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS,
4 West Ave: also house. ten rooms.
West St. inquire Mrs. Chas. Seymour,
25 West St.. or phone 218—5. m20 3t

FOR BALEmA ’i'WEN‘l‘Y-TWO-F’i‘.
Barker launcllr nearly now: well equip-
ped: at Norwalk Launch Works.‘ Geo.
F. Shepard. Bellini, t‘ionn. tf&s 121

 

TO LET -— TWO “ FURNISHED

'- rooms with stove and running water;

suitable for light housekeeping. in-
quire 214 East Ave, near last Norwalk
depot. 11120 it

TO LET~~TWO 0R THREE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished; will rent
single if necessary. inquire Tailor
Store, 82 North Main St. 11120 it

To iLaT~~Hotisn eix LARGE
rooms and 4111111. .n‘itit all improve
1uonts;pnnblog%pk of trolley, good lo« 11
tion. inquirtle “'1)0d\i’;ilii1 Ale 11100.11

 

 

 

TO LET - Six-ROOM HOUSE,

. with bath and all improvements. Sound
, View TOl‘litm‘ Telephone 10il~il,Qi‘l’el-

ry Moekei, 12 Meiu‘in St. ,fiorwuik

mill ‘lt

 

T0 LETW» FIVE NEWLY FURNISH-

ed rooms, with improvements. it. t‘.
'l‘huuipson. 265 East Ave... East Nor-
wnih. 11liil3t

 

TO LET" FOUR ROOMS, it‘iitS'l‘
lloor. on trolley: Harden. good yard.
water and gas; rent 9121 Address not
1114. 'Norwslit; iniilht

 

T0 LETm'l‘WO PLEASANF HOUS-
on still all ilnproloments. in best res
ldcntiul and healthy location in city;
lino view of the Sound. inquire "2
Taylor Ave, near West St. mill lit

 

TO LETWTWO STORES. lN ONE
of the most desirable locations in The
him-walks. For full purilcuiins lnquiio
ilnfner's store. Washington Si. bridge.

 

niitlilt
TO LET ‘A'l‘ ii? WOUDWARD
Ave. lower half of house sores rooms.

all llfillproveiuonts including electric
lights and steam bent. inquire J.
Vroiun. Seaside Place, or is Grove St.

11116 tit

 

TO LETwilOliSE. 82 WOODWARD
Ave. inquire Mrs. Woodward. 40
North Main St. mid tl‘

‘3 8t.. South Nor-walk

FOR SALE—«ONE BUSINESS WAG
on, two carriages and harness inquire
92 West Ala. South Nortvalit. 11118 3t

FOR. SALEMAT A BARGAIN: FOR
want of use. nearly new‘ 25-h. open
launch. 8 h. p. limiter engine: fully

 

 

equipped and in line order... William
H. Earle. .. mils 3t

FOR SALE - nonsa, save.
rooms, all improvements, electric

lights. large garden. with fruit trees.
Splendid location ilveryihlng ih first
class order One third may remain on
mortgagefr Address ii. i... . lilo: with post
ofiice. misfit

FOR SALE» NEW HOUSE. ALL. iM-
provements;.3l’»01l down. balance on
monthly payments. inquire of C. iii.
iioyt. siltlii

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.

 

FRUIT TREE OWNERSwNUW in“
the lime to spray fruit trees. it you
want perfect fruit,

 

PICTURE FRAMES 11.1111: to on~
tier. barge variety or mouldings. Priv-
os reasonable. Milt board. glass, etc.
At, the old established frame shop. 711
Washington 81.. upstairs.

 

PAPERHANGING. i" A i N 'l‘i N (i
done anywhere by e'liperiencod men.

to your homo. Murphy Decorating Co.
78 Washington St. Tel. 3244, all if

MOSES P. HALLOCK. l.‘.\lliis)i~i‘
millioer. Hats trimmed and made in
the latest up-t ate styles. Materials
furnished it des red Hours front ti o.
in. to ti: 30 p. 111., sharp. 15 Chestnut
mil ti

 

 

NOTICE ..... PAINTING, V rhiriiut
banning. Decorating. by procthnl man.
Bare money by buying your wall on

 

TO Larmnnicit 11011811: or unm-
on rooms, all conveniences. 2.3 Upton
St. Apply to The Hatch iii‘lsiloy (30..
Water St. South Norwnik. 11112 if

 

TO‘ LETwLAItGid FURNISHED
front room. one of bath and tolbphone,
centrally located. Address (3.. car
lienti nol. 11112 it

 

TO term-11's “i113 wnsuisoron
fit. twu flilliiwatllb live and one seven

rooms; new! papered and painted:
rent lessons in. inquire 111111111111 So
Flynn. 1118 ii

 

TO Lsrwuam OF 'ilitllili iii:
house, seven rooms. all improvsinon
iii Winfield Bi. Inquire W. 8. Hon-
ford, East Ave, East Norwalk. still it

 

.ro La‘l‘wliAMitliiON sun. new
of twgdgniigflliiloase. 8 retains, 113111 ii.
room a a to 1111111 11. o 1111,-
dltiun; one blosit’il 11111101150111 1111:.
Joseph it. 'I‘aylo12 .. 3 . s1

 

 

 
 
 
 

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“TWA”. Miami? d‘llithi'i‘
a Medium. titres advise on
slanting social and so

evil nfilitiliildlll reé

rated, ithdputties you.

11111.1: 1i huppi been...

oil; the, hush mode

are in trouble, no more

i: all to 111111111111, More.

 

 

par and painters supplies of Alex.
White. Bi“ Ely Ave. ’i‘si {ill Esti-
mates cheeriully given. .

NAOH'B MODERN GOODYEAR.
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds

tom mods work. Fit and comfort

araateed. 28 West Washington tit.
W

PREVIN‘glNO A DISTURBANGEZM
Col aootohem was weary. its bad

 

 

 

from the enemy. and he wished to my
ooup his strength in order that he
might retreat still further on the man
row.

"Mncli‘horsonf‘ he said to his new
servant, f‘l‘in riding to snatch terty
winks sloop. 8th) in my tent and use
that. .l'rn not disttnbed." 3
5 Mac untitled l'ive minutes later the
shores of Col. Socialism were cut short
by the loud report at 11 13.1111.

“are the enemy upon ”till?"
"its. 11111111. not," replied Mite. in-

. 1 setting his lend measuring” tlii‘éi

the tent ‘ was only spree in
horas i; 3 in 'hhylliifl‘ltt Walls
and shot him." " -.

 

3 1 prevents ‘
3 Too much play in the mislead bear

‘ order do damage to tires. Should only

' plug wheel will surely be injured.

' trom weakened springs.

’ cause of injury to tires. it the chains

w

, motorists are found in "The Book at

“1:011 TRADE-«A econ sous-snap

tree from worms.

all 11‘

Wall paper at all prices. Samples sent

”w of Norwulk hath limited and allowed 3
11 months from the date hereof for >-

hud a veil niduous day rotrolitlna

"(iris-st Scotti" urged the colohelil

‘ this, pill

lugs. too great a treads Mild! “liter-t
in: joints or possibly a baht spindle

3 or axle-end level-inlay exanthlta lies-.3 3.

aity. .
Brakes, too. when they the out of

 
 

one of the back wheels look when ap.
plying the brakes the tire on the slip-

 
 
 

Anotheriiind ol’ tireitrouble arises
Every time
the our Jolts badly the upper part or
the tire rubs against the mudguard
and as a result the envelope is dam.
aged.

Driving. chains also are often the

 
 
 

are slack, the swinging motion pro-
duced by the car in running will cause,
the lower port of the chains to strike
. the sides of the tires.

When the chain line is too close to
the tires or when the chain bolts arel
too long, they rub the envelopes, malt-
ing oblique scratches on the rubber.
These cuts or scratches on the inner
side walls of the tires are crossed at‘
regular intervals, first when the bolts
pass on the upper and again when
they pass on the lower pm of the
side walls.

Oil or grease from leaky or over-
filled tanks should not, be permitted
to reach the tires, because oil and
other fatty substances are most in-'
iurlous to rubber.

Many money saving suggestions for

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

illbpndum" published and distributed
tree by the Michelin Tire Company, of
Midtown. N. J.

 

‘ . SERIOUS ACTING.

Author-4 see you glue ililnks an
important part in this play. i thought
you view not good friends.

Manager—That‘s all right. He gets
mobbed in the last act by a bunch of
supers. ‘ "

“But that's all stage play."

“Not this time. l have: salocuul
these minors iror'n anionyr"i1ls credit
ors.."-‘-Llfe

 

The infant prodigy 11mm always
pan out. Don’t think hncniiso a boy
builds a house 0! blunts that ho is
going to grow up and build a block 0!
houses

 

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ltllll llillllli

 

 

‘ Complete
Safety
Razor

Outfit,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

If ”You
Shave You

Can t Afford
T0“Miss_ .
This Offer

 
 
 

 

 

 

This outfitis positively sold only by The sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-

chased in any store.

It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 851:. If you have never used a Safety Razor, you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to-date devices gives to the man who shaves
thimself. A time saver, a money saver. and strictly sanitary.

This Premium consists of the following:

One Silver Plated Holder. .1

One Silver Plated Stropper. .

Six Fine Steel Blades—alone better. 3 .
aOne Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strep.

One box of “Very Sharp" Strap Dressing.

Has no equal and acts like magic.

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

This article is not sold anywhere in south Norwalk or vicinity
By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with :p
the Stropper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary- razor. $01110 not throw dull f
eludes away. but strep them. and with “Bailey’s Very 'Sharp” Dressing your old blades“

will be equal to new.

No more honing or grinding reqti‘ued on ally styleinzor for With “Bailey 3 Vgry Sharp”

 

Dressing on year itrop, this is all eliminated;

.1... ’

You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentinel oilice. Washington St. South Norwalk, with 851: inf

cash and get one of these outfits.

3 . These will positivelybe sold to
samman'aaansas only_at this Special
Price.

This Outfit can’be seen at any time by calling‘
at this office.

 

Sentinel Ram Coupon

 

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ORDER 0!" Ntl’l'lt it.
w

District of Norwalk. an. Probate,

Court. .‘iluy 19. A. 1)., lilii. i‘
l'Isiilit' pl“ Mary Moi-I. (Thislmuior, late
of Norwulii in. said district. dot-eased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court by the admin
lHil‘llllli‘ ol’ the estate at said tit-roused
not heretofore administered. praying.
for reasons therein sot forth, for an or»
{it‘l‘ authorizing and einpotvorliig him

to soil the inventoried rent estate of L

have your trees sprayed now. lieurl‘ suld estate; ,
ilcaupain, 192 West 81. Tel. liltii—l. Ordered, That said iiiilillvntiun he
mill 3t beard and determined at the Probate

(1mm in Norwullt. on the list day at
liar, iilll. at til o'clock retention: and
that public notice thereof be given to

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ilshlng this order in n umspnpvr haw .
lug a circulation in said dialrl1‘i.a
least the (hiya before said ilnv of hear
ing.

. HENRY W. tiltirtit‘llll’L

111le it lodge

 

 

souvenir NOTICE.

 

lllstricl of Norwalk. 1111.. i”robato

Court. May 9, A. 1).. liill.
Bonus at Dudllne is}. ilurnmnd. into

at Norwelk. in said district, (incensed.

The Court of Probate (or the District

1111 creditors at said estate to exhibit 1
limit claims for sediment. Those
who neglect. to present their a simple. -
properly attested. within out time. .
will he dabsrroti 11 recovery. All per- >
sons indebted to said 1111111111 are up .
quested to malts immediate payment to

DUDLEY id. RAYMON D.
11b“! ill) 27

 

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nil litil’imlll'i interested tlioi Win by pub. a ’

 

 

’HE VALU \B‘LE COUPOV

* inthlsldvertisemlnl old be exchanged iota “llhlilL-
TON" Coupons “5" ani ad lei to time attained
with hundreds of products such as the following
, 333!” Simps. it‘lvnnsur and il11w~ 1311112231 :fiiou’ufird ( US$111:
Fliill‘lkllfl Mills Flour and “\Yiicnb llnlti-“l :1 I in m‘mxu‘W‘m‘ui “a

9.1....{13‘31 slim and 31111131111M ‘- I

Stanley‘s

P111111 Bill:r"gl glyrii
‘Flul‘ry iiulilos‘ m
" Mani!" si‘nriuluos and Toilet Re-

' autism” Ciuilin ties
ifloatnnn‘ it lilngtr .\lv _ ‘
Kliiiglfllbflllkni liisiuil 1.041111311-

“Burl l". ‘ililoill Flakes W
"";l‘llll)1"lllljl. l} ‘1‘." ilunlitley‘ s Rubber Heels

lvsn by Thousands of mo:-

rimming Powder

7‘ and Bonds" also
“mm" cwwg'suoam mom a 01155

 

This VALUABLE COUPON from

it'l‘he lSouth Norwalk Sentinel

9..“ good for a HAMILTON COUPON “ 5” ,
The Hamilton Corporation. 29-85 w. 33d on. New Vsork City

i’ivsint this i‘oupon at the Ad. V‘l‘1ile i111 illustrated Gaining ol
. i in below iienutliul liemiums a; Voucher
drips K ‘M for i0 ML l1? Bonds.

13 NorthyMaiu Street .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.. SOLVENT N ()'l it‘ll}.

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l‘ilstrlet of Norwsik. 1111..
(hunt. May lib A 1:. lilii
itslnln oi (looms W Smith into or
Norwoih. is 1111111 dltirlrt tierertsed.
'l be (' otlri oi Probate lot the District
at Norwaik. lluth limited and nilowsd
six months from the date borooi’. for
the creditors or said custom exhibil
their claims tor selilmnolii 'l‘uos‘a‘
who shutout. to present their accounts.
pioperly situated. within said time.
will be disbarred a recovery All per~
sons indebted to raid estate are re
’ ' lte’lhiinedlaie parinsntio
Mills. ll. SMITH. ‘3
. lsooutor.

l'robuto ‘

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Bond Value. 25

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one Full A Hamilton 7

3 nesday stay 3111, not hum 7 is a.
. .o'eloehp. 111.3

“nuns, stay 10111. a. 1).. 11

'1 “'l'lrne is ifioney.” said this led

We are convinced

That The Sentinel

Is a Great News
and Advertising

Medium~if it were

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not. we’d fix it.“

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. " ‘ ,' 3 ‘1‘ 3.
City, Assessors Notice
etho undersigned hereby give no-
the We“) in persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of Sleuth
Nornnlk that they are required to
deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or before the “list day of Mn.
mil. :1 written or printed list. ditto
sinned and sivsrn to. or all the pm ,
potty owned by them on the 1111 day of ,-
may, lili'i, liable to ”taxation. militias
n (inscription of all Nit: real raisin,
ouch parcel being separately descrlbttd.
N; limidsis may be retained to tho 3
assessors. lit the new Council roemlw . p
in the Library building, Washington
street, South Norwaik. f1 um and includ‘
ing May iii. 1911.11nld olllco to lie snob, ‘
from to to 12 outsell 11. 1s. and from :.,~
to h onion}: 1) 111.:011 Saturdays from
”1‘ to 9 o'clock in the evening. and W911

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

listed at the city of south1 Norwsllr.

FRANKLIN 11. rooms”
11. WILLIAM mares
nutter J on Alli)

 

 

 

1111113911111 through his basket.
' no that's so, your honor.” put in tit

 

 

 

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