Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 14, 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. 250—-
Three Times, 500 -— Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

face or Caps, Double Price

 

 

WANTED.

TO LET

FOR SALE.

 

WANTED—«A COMPETEN’I‘ GIRL
for general housework. Apply with
references, Mrs. Wm. Ewing. 31 Fair-
tield Ave, jl~1 3t

WANTEDa-COMPETENT Gilli. FOR
general housework: two in family. At»
ply Mrs. H A. Mathewson, 62 West
St ‘ jliiiit

 

 

WANTED m AN EXPEIUE. 't‘Ei)
chauffeur desires posiltion private or
commercial. Address Chauffeur 1.“.
Sound View Texaco. ‘ 113 tit.

 

WANTED—10.000 FEATHER BEDS.
also antique furniture. Highest rash
prices. German Feather Co. Address
Box K., Sentinel Office. innit im

 

WANTEDwTO BUY,
of cattle.

ALI. KINDS
ilest market prices paid.

9%; to, We lb. for calves. ii. Fried-
man. South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
alil 1m

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES.

 

ROOMS PAPERED, $3.75. t't’, i.\'~
cluding‘pnpel. Send postal for sam-
ples. Painting all branches. l‘ stimatos
furnished. iicfer.ou<- ~ in )out neigh-
borhood. .lohn ir‘ountniuc, South Nor-
waik. 'i‘el. comicctiun. jlztlt

 

PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR
dcr. Large vnrlt-ty oi‘ mouldings. l’ric-
on reasonable. hint. board. glass, etc.
At: the old established t'ramo shop, 7S
Washington St., upstairs. alilf

 

NOTICE —— PAINTING. l’h’ti‘idltv
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pu—
por and palaters' supplies of Alex.
While, (311,5 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
lualcs t'hcorl‘uiiy given.

 

NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair Shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort.
giniranteod. 28 West Washington 81.

 

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NOTICE
Special Town Meeting

The inhabitants of the Town of Nora
walk who are qualified to vote in town
illilfltlllgfl therein, are horoby notiiiud
and warned that u spacial tuvrn meet-
Inn of said tuna will no hold in tho
'l'own liaii. Wall street. Monday, June
ill. lilli, at; it o‘clock ill the ovonlng.
for tho following purposes. to w:ii

i. To hour the report and r'ctom
nwhdalions oi the lluarll of Estimate
and Taxation of the town in tho mat
tors of the town oxpcnscu. appropria-
lions and tall rate for the canning lla-
cal veal and to accept and adopt the
state at take such other action in tho
matter as the lactation.r null dccul advin
tthio.

2. To ucvopt as a town highway thu
rcud called Roosevelt siroot, as laid
out on a map oi? building lots of Mrs.
i ‘r‘limlu-lb (‘laado on tile in the office
at the luv. a clerk.

:i To not: cool as a town highway tho.
to: at known as i‘ontl at avenue in For;
to: Paint: so called as laid out on u
amp to he presented to the meeting.

or. to talto such other action in the
some matters as tho taut-ting mar
ill-”ill utlrisolllo.

Hntod at. Norwltlk this pin. day of
June, illii.

JAMES A. l‘lltOWN,

Ahii‘itidi) iii’lileN, ..

JOHN ilEViN“ u, ‘
Huluctann of the Town of Norrtiilt.

 

 

'l‘horc l‘ort‘,‘ Wlloilmyl’giifltllibflagl’ljdlling
curtains, matte tho colors it Was bit
tiat‘itcr and brighter than you really
wish them to he. Then, when they
mu hulls, son will gain oxamiy tho
plopm client. .

smartly colors haul; where this light
will shine through thorn; as at an cl"
1'” door or windouhhi ffllsllti
or and ninth its no

 
 

 
 

1" with trips arctmd the eastern side at

 

TO LET~SEVEN~ROOM HOUSE.
all improvements. good location; rent
:18 to a desirable party. Box 344
South NorWalk. 114 iii

To LETrSiX ROOMS, WATER
and toilet; within ten minutes' walk
of center; rentvreasonahle. Apply to
.i. M. Layton & Co, Inc.. South Nor-
walk. jii3t

 

 

‘ro LEE—Six ROOMS AND llA’l‘i-i.
all improvements, hot water boat. 19
Quintard Ave. inquire Taylor & Goi-
den. or within. jittit

 

TO LET ----- THE SOUTH NORWALK
Launch Club has a few very desirable
berths not taken. The shine can be
secured from John Thompson. chair
man float committee. its :lt

 

I‘ro here—Six scouts, na'rn. ort-
tlonarr range. gas. electric lights. etc;
new house. inquire 14 Lincoln Men
or linioa Pacific Tea l.‘.u.. 126 Wash-
ington St. illl tit.

 

To LET-«idlillNiEilldil ROOM
with hoard. Inquire ii liunford i'luru.
Stilllli Norwalk. ,ilxilt

 

TO LET ”FIVE ROOMS ON FIRST

 

iloot. inquire lid Van Zalnlt St., East
Nol‘nalk. jifldt
TO LETA~—Fi..’i'l‘, S'i‘.\’l‘it).‘\'.-\ll\'

tubs hot and cold water. bath maintain.
it) minim only. inquire at stars. 7:!
North Main St. jiiltf

 

TO LETMESTORE AN!) FIXTURES,
121: South Main St. inquire thapt. A, A.
ilutts, Norwnik. jnlli tt'

 

\"l‘Y 'i' (i
All
lit! lit.

TO LET- FARM 0F ’i‘:.\\'l'
thlr't) acres near South Norwallt
dress l-‘arm, cal-o Sentinel.

 

To LET»-i«‘liii.\‘li-iiil:iii ROOMS
for billion or gentlemen; Hiliilt‘ for light
housekeeping. Iloiinoll, quiet. location
for summer r.osi Also table board.
Inquirua " High St, South Norwaik.

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To LET—millilth HOUSE Oit‘ ELEV-
cll rooms, all conveniences. 28 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch it llailcy ($50.,
\i'ator St, South Norwalk. mill tf

 

 

To LET~AT 138 WASHiNGTON
8L. two flats—«me live and one sovon
rooms; newly papored and painted;

 

rent. reasonable. inquire Manner &
Flynn. mil tf
To LET—dimih‘ Oi" DOUBLE

house, seven rooms. all improvements,
ill Winfield St. luqnlro W. 8. lion-
turd, East. Ave, East Norwaik. him it

 

To LET-«HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two'family house. it rooms, and ti-
romn lint: all improvements; good corp
dltlon; one block from railroad station.
.lonoph it 'f‘aylor sill tf

iiiliiiiiiiiiiiilii
Motor Beat Trips

CAPT. J. H. OBERLANOER.

Mi TERNOONS w Ilollghtiul trips
around lighthouse anti gas ban) from
itoton Point. Tickets, 100.

Private fishing or calling
mot minus 'i‘crms reasonable

All pain-tics and trips subject to
change on account. of Weather. .

During the moonlight. nights the
rcigulnl trips ‘wiii ho tnadh, alternating

 

 

 

partial-t

troll island. around Tavern and Smith
Islands. back to the dock. Ford for
either trip. 10c. .

nor terms and particulars, address
(‘apt A W. Mills, itotvaitou l.l l«‘ i).
37 Tel. btlhuil.

 

li‘ ton an over mllm‘iiilililu a sWnaii

number of the people, who road and
are, inlitloncud by "Want" advortliilhz

 

iii The seminal, to intros look. at your “

 

 

FOR Stub-100 WHITE WYAN:
dotte chic,“ good breed. ages 4. 7 and
10 weeks; very reasonable. Apply cor.
Witch Lane and Highland Ave. iiitlt

FOR SALEwENTlRE STOCK ()F‘
the Rowayton Poultry Farm, oornpris-
ing 8th chicks from one day to one
year old, also three incubators and
brootlers, Apply to Samuel Mott, Row.
ayton, or tel. 1080. iii {it

FOR SALE1'~-—D0Uill.E CYLINDER 7
h. p. marine engine; has never been
used; for sale cheap. inquire irrlng
il. Slppnrly, is West Ave. 111 lit

FOR SALEMCI-Eil AP TWO liOllS

 

 

 

 

es. Jacob Schanb iii \\ haltlhgtou St.
South Nornalk lid to
FOR SALE ~ 1- iii-roor naphtha

boat, ltlli 2-cyiiadarwiivhurso aniline,

just installed; canine and equipment»

cost $150. Will soil boat and engine
for 3150. Yates, 12:3 South Matti St.

 

FOR SALE-«FINE MAHOGANY till»
right piano, with stool and mv’ul‘,
slightly used.
F. ii. Lurch.
Norwalk.

Harbor View iloarh.

 

FOR SALE OR TO LETMNI‘IW
house, nix rooms and bath. all improve-

“ ill-um earth club-shutout ill.
“florid. construction of» the prelim

 
 
 
 

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10. 100‘. at I cost of 15.000900.
plant lawsuit“ which the Govern-

dam.

feet hitch In the highest place,

 

\‘i‘iil soil at a bargain:
So. 3
iii lw:

'l‘hc at. (an. routine a
dam in south parrot...

1m authorised by constant: on Mar

[ton on cam standpoint the
Belle mm protect is one of the ,

moat has yet undertaken. in
principal motor. in the earthen
Till! "Modal (1&0,th
clone the towel: depressions in the
rim of a natural basin, is 6,200 feet
Ions. l0 foot wide on top and till

'flle inside‘foco of, this structun,
which has a slope of 3 to 1, will a.
protected from wave and ice action
by 2 feet of screened gravel, on
which will he placed concrete blocks,
each 4 by ti feet and 8 inches thick.
The cables] contents of this dike will
be 42,700,000 cubic feet. or about half
of the famous pyramid of Chimps.
The reservoir created by this dam
will cover about 9.0001 acres, and will
be the largest lake in the State...
Popular Mechanics.

 

Elk invade Washington Farms. .

The heavy snow in the Olimpia
Mountains drove herds of all: down
to this section and have grown fat on
the hay and straw belonging to ranch-
ers. Farmers generally take the in-
vason philosophically and several of
them have gone to the length of put-
ting out fodder for the half starved
animals. Illa unlawful to kill elk in
this State until 1915. in the mean-
while the elk may room at will on
the farmers' land. Many of the ranch.
are figure that by feeding and harbor-
ing the elk they may stay on their
fat-mutant" after the cloud smell
end. in 1915. Eli: are more plentiful
in the mountain regions than ten:
orally supposed and are Increasing

 

A Watchmker'o ' ingenuity.

A despstoil in I Winch newspaper,
from Berlin recount: the remarkable
Mhlevomeau of I wotchmakcr, one
Carma a Polo. The (haze of Curran
had reached the ears of the Czar. iii:
Modesty undead that some hm:
nulls. some wood splinters. a pine.
of sins and a broken cup and lengths
or ironwirc should he sent to tho
craftsman with the command that beg
should turn this material into 1‘
watch. The porcelain cup served as
the case and the works were made of
the other material. The Cur wast
surprised to receive the completed‘
work in an Incredibly short titan-
inndon Globe.

 

 

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i
» i
A 70 Mile Fox Chase. i

'1 notice a good deal of comment
on I sixty mile. 5w do? fox hunt§
in i’ennsyivanll.” remarked a foul

 
 

 

 

Complete
ii Safety
Razor
Outfit

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

-mli_Y0u”
Shave You
iCan’t Alford

To Miss r
This Offer

 

 

 

 

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

chased in any store.

It will be given only for tenl’remium 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 man who shaves

himself. 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—none better.

One Genuine Horse—hide Leather Strap.

One box of "Very Sharp” Strop Dressing.

Has no equal and acts like magic.

The coat 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
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 bladed--

will be equal to new.

No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with "Bailey‘ 5 Very Sharp”

Dressing on your strap, 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 office. Washington St, South Norwalk. with 85c in

cash and get one of these outfits.

These will positively be sold to
SENTINEL READERS only at thisSpcciai

Price.

This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling

i

at this office.

 

Sentinel Razor Caution

 

 

 

hunter, "which reminds the that wet
covcrcd more than seventy miles hero 3
recently in a single day, and what}
is more, we got the fox. "First. of all ’
we rodu not less than fifteen miles?
and back thirty miles. in the work»;
out we covered not loss than twcivei
miles. and in the four hour chase, red i

2 hot crary minute, unruly thirty lniioli

taunts. inquiro {iii Osborn Arc. East
Norwnlk. Jill til '

 

FOR SALEMUXE 0i" ii‘lVE ii‘iilvirill
onus; your pick of the lot. .iamus lino
dos. West Norwnik.

 

limit;

FOR SALE -J\ 'l‘\\'(l~filtlA'l‘l€il ill'L,

pot wagon in first
price silo, Address 1’. li..
:i?

ii. i". ll. Nu.
Jill :il

 

FOR SALE-w .-‘\ SHOE s’ronn. 1x.
quire John 1’. lirutnmor, Dorian, t‘onn.,
opposite it. it. station. iitiiil

 

FOR 8ALE---(‘).\'E tli'ltitlli'I‘ l‘iAXt),
price 385: terms to suit. The .\1. Stein»
on it Sons ('30.. in South Main St
South Norwalk. illiiit

 

FOR SALE'~1.A'1‘ES'I‘ ”ROADWAY

hits. Popular music, the. The M.
Steinert & Sons (30., iii South Main
8L. South Nurwalk. till :it

 

FOR 8ALE~~~tiA8 STOVE IN FIRST

class condition; suiting tor want of

 

use For particulars inquire all (‘hust-
nue Sit. 313 'it
FOR «SALEM-A SEVEN-liilmi

house, near Noruton station, froth can
to thrcu acres land: oasy iorma. has
203, Nuroton iioights, Conn.

 

FOR SALE ~lil10 Milli) AUTO. ax
(client. running (audition; top. light
equipment ctr liclnonatration given.
For particulars, address 1... care Son-
tlnol. ill ill

 

FOR SALEwIi‘lithCii

POOIlliE
puppy, seven months old. inquire till
Wood St, upstairs. 17 tit

 

FOR BALE—«OHIO HORSES
hallo il.liorshilold,1il Vi'ood ill”
1"“: Water St. ln2il tr

 

 

 

i

MiSCELLANEOUS. ’

$5,000,000 'i‘t) LOAN ON
mortgnuc. ht. ti per cent.
W. lglirchard, l‘lariun.

 

FIRST ‘
Apply to it.
ii for

FILES APPEAL.

John A. Montgomery, of Npr‘vvalln.
has lilcd an appeal from the judgment
aired Louis .lcsciott yesterday at. noon
in the suit for ”thrill War a grocery
hill. The appeal-ls not. to tho iiupcrlor
court tint thrills supremo untirt.ior the
quuhtlon oh’ Whichtho lippoitl is based
iii not tln‘tii’iiihlitiet but a direction as to
wtuuhor tho bulge and the jury ruled
the case correctly all prescribed by
law. The appeal will probably not be"
h rd until October.

 
 

 

 

19 ill

claim condition; '
: plentiful.

‘ Putt, one of the best

lNI- .

'Dsln, catlght ii 20 pound German carp

,shurc when he happened to use the
, asleep."

fitllraw it to the bank. he says. and

,ileld and then took it ironies-Poun-

than your locusts of dates as tolluws: ,
light, 1868. 188i? and 1902.

it our and iii now iii igpra phat. Eliot: ,
5i: tile is than

more. a total of not lens than seventy— i
two miles. 2Personally i indict-e it to ,
be one of the most remarkable run: .
on record."-iialcigh Times.

v.

Wild Turkey to Virgin.

in Kim: George county, Virginia,
wild turkeys have broil unusually
in a number of instances
they joined limits of donmtlc turkeys
in barnyarda. 0n the premises of
Chapman Price. Hails isle. a wild
turkey joined the flock of iowiu in the
yard and when Price walked toward
it their fowl became entangled in a
wire fence and was caught. Alexander
shots in King
(icorxe cotlatyifrluhtcnod some wild
fowl away from his flock of turkeys
and succeeded in shooting one as it.
flow away in the direction of tho
Woods.--Woshinston star.

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War Time Letter Box.

There is on Interesting relic of the
late civil war In Harrisburg in the post
oilico box and by the soldiers enrolled
at Second and Foster sireoio as a
letter box. It ll h voodoo box that
originally hold a thousand cartridges,
about 12 by it inches in also and ti
inches deep, and in the top is a slot.
in which letters wore dropped. it ‘
had a hinged lid with lock, and stood
in the headquarters taut, from which
all mall‘ was carried once a day.
When the camp broke up the present 9
outlier of the box not it from the‘
commandant and has kept it ever
since. and it. In in first class condition.

Wu

 

 

‘ How racy Caught a Carp.

it isn‘t safe for tho carp in the
Wm branch to take a nap Olarehcc
Shatter, a ten vcaoold boy at Manny

recently by. a unique method. Clarence
said that he was walking along the
his ilsh “lilting hour the haul:
its waded out to the fish,

anti puttin: both arms around til

it. "never woke up " though, he had
it tussle, hut dually got it hack in the

urinals Eduard. .

. , m,
chuas‘yivaaihu'u Locust Exhibit.
11.5. Editor or Néwvllle, (taxation
land County. has four bottles of dél'hm“

no was
your: old the than time he saw.

‘ contains

 

 

 

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(”to

" 'Murixco' i‘ inaruilcs
tluumnn'u liinker Ale

“2 i'.” Moth Flakes
“\ltilmhlno iliuo'
“ "l‘itii‘.- ii iii: ll‘ ‘ Simill

Tar. VALUABLE COUPON

in this advertisement can be exchanged fora “HAMIL- ‘7
TON" Coupon “5" and added to those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following

Suit: a Soaps, ( Icannor and i’otv- i

Kl‘mkolhucki‘l llimnlt Co. Crack-.‘

 

 

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tlinnkui' s t‘ncoa and Chocolate
.‘viasurl' it Slim: Polish and focusing

l'i‘i:Iilklll\ Mills F'iuut and “it hcat- 3 llakt- r‘ 3 Premium Coconnut

ll imilulluo' s l ‘nttt- i 2-. and Pens
"‘rlash': Hand Cleaner

St tuiov' 3 Soups and Cleanser
1“ an Mar“ Syn:
“1* luff) lluii'los' rch

' lJiZt‘ll" Perfumes and Toilet Re-
i uilli

 

mt Powder. Indium)” s Rubber Hoots
"Hamilton Coupons and Bonds" also given by Thou-anal of lNDE-
PENDENT CIGAR STOREB

 

 
 

 

| dross given below

This VALUABLE COUPON from

The South NorWalk Sentinel
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5"

The Hamilton Corporation. 29-35 w. and 8h. New York City
l’tum-ntthla Cotlpuuat the Ad—

Write for illustrated Catalog of
Beautiful Irclnlums 6‘; Voucher
. i for it) FREE “until.

 

 

 
 

\lurlu mltnuh Muir! o..'t h E“: J
~ l., 1.4, t“..:s",‘

iii North Main Street

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RETREAT FOR PRIESTB TO CLOBE‘ ASKB COURT TO ADJUDOE ELLIS

AT END OF WEEK.

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"Second Retreat toOpcn June 19 M

Keys" lcinndw‘i‘rldium Hold.
The annual retreat of the senior

clergy opened at Kcyucr inland, Mon-
day BVBiilnll.
Rainwater Brett. s.'J.. will be the
aprcacflcr.
on Monday June 19. Father Broil will
also conduct the antenna retreat.

'churchos of'

it. will close Saturday.
The acctind retreat. will cl»
in all the Catholic

the diocese a collection will be taken
Sunday for the Catholic Transcript.

This paper, printed in Hartford Wool:-
ly, indent to Catholics ill all the pdrish~

so. and the actuation choc h'ycar de‘
frays the extremes. .
A. iridium in honor or the Blosscd

Eucharist was held in all the church!

as Friday. Saturday and Stupidity.

The junior clarity of the diocese at
loaded the mid ioar pantomime at the
cathedral at. Hartford Tuesday after-
annihilating the conference litur-
gical uttcstlons pouring ‘ upon the
proper celebration a! mass were dis-
cussed,‘
priests trout ovary parish attended. __

 

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About a hundred annuity“

 

iNCONTEMPT.

Having secured a temporary in,
Junction from Judge Joel H. flood. in
the Superior court, forbidding Joshua
Ellis and othora from heaping up
what he claimed was a nuisance to
him. John J. Kelly, of ‘tireonwioh,
asked Judge [larvae in the Superior
court, iosterday to adiadgc Ellis in
contempt of court

The trouble is utilised by a distillery
operated by Ellis and twu other men
The drainage system of tired istillcry
In said to be in poor shape. ,

lioiusc water is drained oil into cilia
torus which overflow into the land of
Mr. Kelley adjoining thud lstiliory pro.
party and damage his property.

Mr Kelley had tho (latch toned
down ill a book to which he referred
when asked about then ircumstnnces
01‘ which he complained. ,

Mr. itciley complains of the an“
pleasant odor from the drain Water
and the damage it has done hm house
by scsltlngthrongh the walls.

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if you can ever persuade a curtail
number of tho people, who read" and

 

at». innocuous hr "Want" mountains

 

 

Putting it in
The Sentinel
is the One ’
Satisfactory

Method of
Advertising f

 

 

 

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TELEPHONE CALL 720

noun 1

EAST NORWALK

Shore Dinners and “All Kinda}.
gestural Cooked to Order

‘iilllli i. il'iliiiliiil.i’ilill’

 

 

Hotel MahaCkealo
_ l. a. CONNOR. age}?

confide has cuisine have an
hairdo :2 was onv AND cows II;

SUNDAY DiNNERS. 75 ‘

 

 

 

 

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