Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 24, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements

Wants, To Let, For Sale,

Business 8. PrOfessional
Cards. etCetera-

 

 

 

cLASSlFlED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 26c»

 

 

Three Times. 50c —- Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price .
WANTED. TO LET FOR SALE.‘

 

WANTED—A LOCAL MAN TO BE-
cure advertisements for the ane Ball
Bulletin. publish evenings. Good pro-
position. Man who is employed may
undertake this work at odd hours. Ad-
dress The Oiiiciul Base Bull Bulletin
00.. this oflice. 1112*th

 

WANTED-LACE CURTAINS TO
do up. 25 cents a pair. Write to or
call on Mrs. Lexen, 43 Osborne Ave.
ddsst Norwalk. 111““ {it

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' WANTED—win? TWO ADULTS.
four or five rooms. with improvements.
not over ten minutes from center. Ad-

. dress Rooms. care Sentinel. milil lit

WANTED -— A RESPONSIBLE
onretuker. Apply J. M. Layton 6‘: 00..
Inc. millizit

 

 

WANTED—431' YOUNG MAN, SIT
nation in gaiuge as useful mun or on
concrete “work: have had experiono
in tile: érl lrainstorm«Bulletin ch
Flank Ross, Rouluyton. in22 Lit

WANTED mlilRl. FOR (lENitlLiil
liOllBtl\\",Oili small family. Mrs. W ii
‘liemor.est Cedar Cottage. iiolle is-
land. . 11122 3t

\EANTEDw-l-‘iitST CLASS MAN
forffmeut cutter. Good reference ro-
quir‘ed; good wnges. E. B. Hull (30..
Standard. 11122 ill,

 

 

 

 

WANTEDNTO our.
of tonitle. .

Allin KINDS
Ilost market prices paid.
Extra prices for calves. ii Fried-
mun. South Norwuik. Tel. 1151.
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PROFESSIONAL.

 

MUSICAL-VlOiJN LESSONS GW-
onlhy experienced soloist from New
York, at pupil’s home, The per lesson-
hour. Beginners nnd advanced. Ad:
dross Violinist. cure Scofleld. Noroton.
iiomi. milz iii

 

INSTRUCTION w EXPERIENCED

_‘ teacher of languages. teaches b‘renoh
.. (l‘efinnn pod Latin, at pupil's homo. bill:
per lfll’iElOll; hour Simple and thorough.
Address “instructing" core Scolioitl.
Norotou. Conn. 11122 3!

 

 

School Taxes
Union . School Distinct

'l‘he taxpayers: or the South Norwulk
Union isohool District are hereby noti-
, ilod that the district tax or two roll!»

on the dollar. laid on the town assess»

not list of 1910, at at meeting of tho
diotrict. held on the lit!) tiny of June.

1910. at the Franklin school. will he

on anti payable on the that tiny of

May. 1911, at which time i ohnll he

read y to receive some at i-itllloonsPow-

oil' 9 drug store. so Washington otroet

Penalty iii. the rate, of it per contn

your from Mort ilwlli be charged on

 

 

 
 

 

I laughter at Taxes l?“ Eonth Norwailt
Union doiiooi District ,.
tinted lit sou h N

zonal. iii
floodlit.
iltiributt.

TO LET ~— FIVE PLEASANT
rooms. nicely papered, to a small fam-
ily; rent $12.50. Inquire No. 8 iletts
Place. m24 at

T0 LETwTWO PLEASANT HOUS-
es, with all improvements. in best rea-
identisi and healthy location in city;
fine view or the Sound. inquire 22
Tnyior_Ave.. near West St. m23 3t

T0 LET—‘-COTTAGE OF SEVEN
rooms. all improvements. Apply Wil-
linm H. Smith, 39 West. St, South
Norwulk. r1123 {it

 

 

 

T0 LETéFiVE NEWLY r‘lSlSliEi)
rooms. with improvoments. it. C.

 

Thompson, 266 East Ave.. linst Nor-
wnlk. 11128 lit

TO LETw—‘b‘UilNit-lllEl)9 ROOM:
board it desired. inquire 'il-lnnlord
Place.“ Soutin N01 wulk mill! at

 

:9 to LET§NIEMY - .ntumisnsn
room with both; three minutes from
Norwslk post oillne: suitable for one
or two gentlemen. Address ”Central."
Norwuih aontinel oilioo. 1:122 3t

T0 LET—QHOUSE. BIZVWOODWARD
Ave. Inquire Mrs. Woodward. 40
North Main St. mid ii‘

 

 

TO LETwllRiCK ilOi’Sb‘. OF ELEV-
en roomu. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & littlley (.30..
Witter-8t. South Norwuik. mill it

 

TO LETWIJAIIGE F‘ililNlSiiidl)
front room. use oi! bulb and telephone.
centrally located. Address 6.. core
Sentinel. will if

 

'ro LETM—A'l‘ 138 WASillNG'l‘ON
St. two {intro-«one live and one seven
rooms: newly pnpored and pointed:
trout" reasonable. inquire Manner dz
Flynn. mill!

 

T0 LETu—immi OF DOUHLE
house. sovenroomo. nil improvements.
18 Wlnilold St. inquire W. 8. Hon-
ford. FinstAvo.. EustNorwnik. will: it

 

room list; all improvements; good cou-
dltlon; one block from railroad station.
Joseph n.‘1‘sylor. . :13 t!

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Wltlll lllilllils

SOLVENT NOTICE.

District of Norwmk. an. Probate
Court. May 12.15.. D.. ill ll.

Estate of Mary Mold. (:iiiehotttor. into
of Norwalk. in amid district. deceased.

The (iourl of Probate for the District
of. Norwollt hath limited and allowed
six months from tho ditto homo! tor

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

their claims for wttlement 'l‘hoito
who neglect to present that! accounts.
properly utteotod within mild time.
will be doburrod n recovery. All p’or»
sons indebted to said potato are re-
nuonted to make immediate payment to

GEO. ll. VOSBURGH.

Administrator or said Intuit: not ad-
ministered. .

 

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soot/nun notion.

bistrlot or some so. iirobst‘o

“ court. my 22‘. in it. 191i.
Birgitta pt howls ill. Raymond. into oi.

humour, in said didtricml some
The Court of Probate for the District
orwuilt hath limited and tiller/Gd
_ - he ditto hereof dor
_ in estate to exhibit
aims to oottloinont 2, Timed
, . $.th their accounts.

 

FOR SALE-HOUSE OF EDEVEN
rooms. near water. on trolley line. and
live minutes from city , will pay 10 per
cent. on nvestment. Price 33300. Ad
dress ii. .. cure Sentinel. 11124 3t

FOR BALEt-wEAST NORWALK.
high grade building lots. on best ove-
nue. with nil improvements. ready to
build on. Ernest Boeumuun. 67 Van
Znndt St. 11124 3t

FOR. 8ALE~~MJXILIARY 8M1:
boat. 23 feet. 3% b. p. Bridgeport en»
glue; fully equipped; perfect condition.
Price $350. Anderson‘s Shipyard. East
Norwnlk. m221it

FOR SALElevo-i-‘AMILY HOUSE.
Will pug 10% on investment. Good
reason for selling Near water. troi
lay and railroad. For particulars. nd‘
dress llouse. chm Sentinel. 223i

 

 

 

 

To LET-HAMILTON AVE... IlALil“
of two- family house. it rooms. and it“

tho creditors of mid salute to exhibit.

 
 

 
 

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on into time; =

FOR 'SALE t‘llEAI’. 6 ii. i‘ DOU
bieoylintler Detroit mat-tilde edition.
with carburetor and timer. Address
Engine cure Sentinel. mil? ‘it

FOR SALE» {NEW HOUSE. ALL lili-
pr’memeuts; $500 down.
monthly payments.
iioyt.

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BUSINESS NOTICES.

 

PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO Oil
der. [urge variety of mouldings. Pric
es renoonubie. Mot board. gloss. 'oit'.
At..the old established ironic shop. is
Washington BL. upstairs. all if

PAPERHANGING. P A l N '1‘] N it
done anywhere by experienced men.
Wail paper at all prices. Samples sent
to your home. Murphy Decorating t‘.o.
78 Washington St. Tel. 8244.

MOSES P. HALLOCK, LADIES'
mililnor. Huts trimmed and made in
the latest up-totloto styles. Materials
furnished if desired. Hours from 8 u.
m. to 8:30 p. m., clamp. 16 Chestnut
St. South Norwulk. mil ii

NOTICE -— PAINTINQ. PAPER,
hanging. Decorating. by practical man
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and pointers’ supplies of Alex
White. 81375 idly Ave. Tel. 42!. Eotl
motel cheerfully given.

NABH'G MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comtort
guaranteed 28 Wool Washington tit.

LOST

t LOBT-«Mhlllliihl alznn nintilt
shaggy don. merited brown and white.
ottib tail; tog No. 47390 duitublo re
Word. Return to 85 Morwin tilt" Nor-

 

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walk. middt
mm.w.ww.. 45......” Humid?!
MONEV‘TD LOAN.

Strictly private loom to husband or
wire on pianos m- tornlturo. without
removal;
deutlni. 0,8“ Write or telephone 11854.

‘~ iND. LOAN AND GIG. 00..

Hoyt'o ‘I'lntumt~ om .. so.“ Nam-tit
' "Uodor‘Nm coincident ‘ -.

JAPAMAMERIBAN TWERTT.’
Tonto, only 24.“
ed in tillioiul (proton todtiy.lo pro "r4
ed to participate in numtlotiouo i
gonorn'r treaty at nr’bltrut ‘ .,
tile ultimo Stilton tutti tlii .771
lillil is willing“ to . ‘ '

uteri. All per? j“ _

, in; Width nymentto .

L. RA MONK).
A ‘liil.

 

‘ VI '.Doicondunto of Folioworl‘ui‘huvurlltt

‘ eyes and light bur playing in the

wccmpsnied'by soldiers. omcials. pro-

' The King founded a village upon

" served for Bavarian artisans. but only

the German population has since then

 

 

 

 

 

[oWeht i‘illdll; ntrlctly oouii- ‘

- "thither.fl

kidnap. it was not”

 

 

tiring. Called to Greek rm». 3"
A visitor'to Mbe‘nn‘ who goes to
the neighborinx’ village or Home!»
is surprised to son children with blue

 
 

streets. in tort they are little folk
who resemble but remotely the do. .
scondtuito oi Pericles. . ‘
These- children on the Greek soil ‘
are descendonts ot the suite and rol-
lowers of King Otho 1. When the
Prince of Bavaria was called to the
throne of‘Greoco in 1832 he was so-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

teuional men, workmen and shop
keepers.

The Bavarian King and Queen on-
couraged the settlement or their
countrymen in Greece Queen Amelia
created a model farm in PYrgos Amn-
iius. but the loud uncultivated has
now returned to a state or nature.

 

which he bestowed the ancient title
of Heracles. and in view of the bri-
zandago be surrounded it with walla
and gates. At the four corners be
erected small torts. it had new town
house: for sixty families specially ro-

i'orty were ever occupied.
Alter the troubles of Hill thirteen '
families quitted the township, and

continued to decrease. but those who
have remained do not seem to have
contracted Greek mnrrlngea.-—-hlnnch-
nor Nuchrichten.
M
The Seventh Sun In Belgium.

In the early days of the reign of ‘
the late King Leopold of ilalgium o
seventh son who born to n Brussels
woman. and when the King heard of
it and was told that the boy war; in.
seventh successive one and that no
girl had come to the family he asked
to be the baby's godfather. Ever
since then every seVonth non born
in Brussels has had the some honor.
and the mothers have received gift-
in keeping with their station in life.
King Albert. in carrying out the old:
utilize a short time ago had some dill-
cuity‘bmuu the seventh son FM .
twins. He could not stand for both
boys, because that would give the
.tunlly two Alberto. Theremudyiun.
found by Queen Elizabeth, who snu-
zuteti tbnt her little son. the Duke
oi Bmhunt. be the godfather of the
eighth boy. who consequently rev
calm! the name Leopold. when“):
Globe.

 

Mn. Judklni - Deer Hunter.

Mrs. Walter Judkino of Portland
is a. woman to whom the lure of the
Maine wood- is strong. Rho returned
from her twentyihlni sen-on in the
autumn forest. with n record of twen-
tyoight deer in her credit. Mrs. Jud.
kins shot her tint dean when a girl
or. is while in thewmids. in pouch of
partridge in Ml“, homtmown at (it,

 

 

To .

 

 

Complete"
- Safety

A .

Razor
Outfit

 

 

if You
Shave You
'Can’t Afford

To Miss
This Offer

 

 

 

chased in any store.

It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 85c. 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 m‘anrwho shaves

This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be put-

hlmselt‘. A time saver. a money saver. and strictly sanitary.

This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated Holder.

One Silver Plated’Stropper.

Six Fine Steel Blades—atone better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
One box of'“Very Sharp" Strop 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 Norwali: or vicinity.

By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with
the Stropper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
blades away, but strep them. and with "Bailey’s Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades

‘ will be equal to new.

No more honing or grinding required on my style razor for with “Bailey’ s 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
numbered bring them to The Sentinel oifice. Washington St, South Norwalk, with 85c in

. cash and get one of these outfits.

 
 
 
 

sunrinsi. Reopens only at this Special

i

This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling

These will positively be sold to

Price.

at this ofiice.

 

 

Sentinel Razor Coupon

No; 34

c ' .- .‘tlil‘ retail-L3! lfim

 

loud. him. Judkinsmirlng her twat»
ty-throo years at hunting experience
has tried many varieties of hunting

, costumes and has llnuiiy soillod upon
bnlouco onf

““1“er 0‘ C 13.; She wears in the woods n stout W

what she deem the most practiul.

sweater. a pair of Hwy lull blooms
the stout hunumnn'a stockings on
shoes similar in shape to n moccasin
and waterproof. with top of akin Ind
vamp and solo- ct horny rubber."
Kennebunk Journal.‘

 

 

‘ Wliely Solicitude.
Appealing to the police in find liar
husband. whovwont to work and had
not returned home til 8 o‘clock, but
recounting that the oiilcore neither to
rest him nor "talk cross" to him. u

' woman left I note in the hands at

Psirolmon liicheroon at Sixth and,
Edmond streets containing informi-
tlon concerninx the missing hushmd.
The note in ndditlon to giving a do.
scription of the missing man rest!
that the wife ”will worried hourly
nick beenuu it was the first time
that ho had done this." "i don't want
you to arrest him." continued the _
note. "Tell the police to please not
tcik cross to him.”-—Si. Joseph on:-
otto. '

 

A Western KINIII Oust storm. '
For twenty-tour hours a: dust scum
prevailed in. western Kauai-n counties. .
Tho wind lied been blowing sixty

mile! on hour and the air was tilled
pith dust tutti and u never bolero.
According to report- oi rollabio mm
the Russian thistle: at but yum
growth um portion over lilo prairies
by the mound“; piling up again“
tone» nod houn- Illd titling raiiiuottdv .

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www.mywi... WM... .m . ‘N no.» o... W. a».

in this advertisement can be exchanged fora “HAMIL "71

‘ ' " Till? ill-l K
"Hamilton Coupons and Bonds" also given
PONDINT CIGAR STORES

THE VALUABLE

COUPON

TON" Coupon “5" and added to those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following

Shift' 8 Soups. (‘lcnnser and Pow» litinkul'n Com. and (‘hocoinlo
muons Shoe Polish and mailing

an‘klln Mills Flour and ' Wheat.
“ .

"Merlot-o" l‘iirurettos
(Munuo Ulilflur Al
Knickeiiiockoi iilscui Co. (,‘mck-

"Z. P." Moth Milken
“Sunshine luo"

S‘ll‘lnrh"

fitnnioy' a Son
l‘enil Mu" y nip

"Fluffy ltutlles hinrch
“insuli' ‘ Perfume» and Toilet ile-
utilultes

Scout-inn Powder lludltioy' o Rubber Hoots

Butters Fri-Minn) Coocunut
T‘lmnuhdbn Colleen. und '1‘er

Hand cleaner
and (Steamer

by Thousands of ma!-

 

Present thin tloupou at the Ad»
the»: given below onuili’

fill” in

 

This VALUABLE COUPON from

The South Norwalk Sentinel

is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5" J; ,
The Hamilton Corporation. 29-36 W. 33d at. New York city
“Brita toriiluolratmi Quinton or

i Premiums at Voucher

 

Milli} litmtlo.

13 North Main Street

 

 

auto. ileum ware entertained tor the
nit-tr or the when own which had
already bun niirhtly dnmflilcd by the
dry out one—ileum correspondence
Topohtt iplttll.

twin ’3'. cliff” DrlflkIMllk.

'l‘. 'l‘. Gotten or (folioyrillo. Kiln.
rostrum at the Envoy Hotel "Which
port oi your um do you like but.
no u drlnhr'illr. Cotton was nobody
narrated. “i drink milk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

' or builder thin,
r .w 1 out: it hum of milk.

the grunt lion

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one Foil Hamilton

Bond Value "25"

 

honors ivory m... Chopin]. , .

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human in. trump

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Every sundry

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Putting it. in
The Sentinel
is the One
Satisfactory

Method of
Advertising .

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this to all iteration and corporation!
llillild to pay him in the titty oi noun ‘
that they are required to
deliver to the attention. or either or
them. on or hetero this 31st day of bitty. :
lilli, a written or printed lint. dot“.

 

porly owood by them on the list tiny o!
my. 19“ illle to taxation. noting
it dosrrlpiion of oil the rent entitle

‘ ouch porcol being oopnratoly (interim

N ltwbisio may be returned to tho

' dinosaurs. at the new Council .roo

in the Library building. Washinlg‘

street. south biomalh. from and lilo its»

inn Witty ill iiiii. sold billed to be open

from it) to ill unlock s. m. and from

to o 0(3le p. in: on Saturdays 1‘

'1 to it o'clock in the evening. and Wei.
‘ May dist. lull. i'ro‘m ’l to

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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City Assessors Notice ’

We. the undersigned lioroby give no» "

signed nnd sworn to. oi oil the pros] V

 

 
 

 

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