1 Classified Advertisements Wants, To Let, For: Sale, Business 8. Profess10nal Cards, etcetera e I cLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. zoo-:— Three Times. 50c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion face or Caps. Double Price In Black- . ted parties... “ matter and bake for and ”lit“ trial. 3; propOaItilln. ‘ . Attorney John J Walsh and Attor- nay John tilt Sermourh eappearea, bill, although not speaking against the wv . noon. I a reporisd by those who up peered thin indication“ Ilia that the committees are anhaia‘n ally in layer of the proposition. viiill‘ one or two minor changer A number or interns. Ipeared hetero the com- In the interests cl bridge sommittee and presented strong “Bil" , ‘ meats In lover of the hill with all Itti features. Attomey .I. Boldeu Hurlhut repre- . seating certain aggrieved patties. ap— peared before the committee in eppoai- tion to certain of the provisions. or the bridge. Attorney Hurlbutt held that the bridge and park tentnrea or the bill should be separated and Voted on separately, holding that It voted on to. gether, many Would vote for the bill who t‘vere not in favor of the park, but would oppose that feature for fear that the bridge would not be built. lie held that it each were voted upon separate- ly, many would vote for the bridge who would he opposed to the park feature. The legislative committees salted Mr. Seymour If this did not appear to he a perfectly Just and fair suggestion. but Mr. Seymour responded that he .wna for both or nothing. and reiterated these remarks outside. There were several present. however, who thought diiierently and while not In favor oi the present bill as combining both [on lures. were in favor of the bridge. ”Attorney Arthur Perkins. oi Hart- ford, reperesenting the John II. Ferric WANTED. WANTED—POSITION AS OF‘FIOE assistant by young woman. 19 years old with knowledge of typewriting and ntonography. Address E. 13.. core Sentinel. 115 at TG~LET ' TO LETM'I‘HREE FURNISHED rooms tor housekeeping; also large furnlahed room Inquire evenings and Saturday afternoons, 104 W eat 8; 53 l t WANTED—LADY, UNENCUMIIER ed. to travel In Connecticut. One In- terested In church OI educational work pIcferred. Salaiy $50 per month and expenses. State present employment. ‘ Reference necessart. Address, Ambl lions, care Evening Sentinel. jib It WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE care of one horse and do general work on my place; married man preferred. cottage fox sumo. Mrs. Prentiss, W-cod ward Park, South Norwallt jib 3t WANTEDMA COMPETENT Gilli. for general housework. Apply with references, Mrs. ‘Wm. Ewing, Ill ll‘ttir~ " iieltl Ave. Ill 3t WANTED—~(‘Dhil’ld'i‘EN'i‘ Gilli. FOII general housework; too in family. Ap- ply Mill II. A. Mathewson. ‘32 West St. - - ' onnl WANTED AN I‘le‘IllilIldNt"ldi) chauffeur desires position. private or commercial. Address tiltautl’cttr. 13 Sound View Terrace. . WANTEDw‘IUJIOO FEATHER BEDS. also antique furniture. Highest rash prices. German I"(‘lllIl(Il‘ (to. Address Ilux K.. Sentinel Dillon. jtntil ltu WANTEDw'I‘O IlUY. ALL KINDS of cattle. I‘Iest market prices paid. 9%, to 100 lb. for calves. ll. Fried man, South Nor-walk. Tel. 1151 all) im BUSINESS NOTICES. ROOMS PAPERED. $2.75 lll’. IN‘ eluding paper. Send portal for satin plea. Painting all branches. Entimatea furnished. Reference in your nelgh hurltood. .lolm Fountains. South Nor- wallt. Tel. connection. jliltit PICTURE silence mama T0 on. tier. Large variety or mouldings. Pric- es reasonable; Matthoard, glass. etc. At the old established frame shop. 78 Washington St.. upstairs. aiiitf NOTICE ”I PAINTING rarnn. banging, Deco sting. by practical man. Save me y by buying your wall pa- . par and iiitcra’ supplier of Alex. . White, 611,9 It‘ly Ave. Tel. 423. listl- mater cheerfully given NASH'S MODERN doopvnan boot and shoe repair ahep. All kinda custom made work Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington at ' MISCELLANEOUS 95,000,000 '1‘0 LOAN 0N Filtil'l‘ mo‘rtgu e, at 6 per cent. Apply to It W. illtctard, Darion i'ilw WWW COURT FRANCES ENTERTAINB. (lourt Frances, order of. the Golden Sceptre. held Int meeting, last evening, In the Myrtle Chain hnii' at which time its members observed this day. The occasion was marked by an outer- lwllllllililfll the program at which won as follows: heading whire. Fannie Joyce. Salami/Ira. Lottie Flatt. (IiOlllB composed oi it number ot the members assisting. Reading» -.Ml‘ti Carrie I‘lli‘i'. violin and piano duetwiieater i’iatt and birth Lottie I’intt ‘ . At the coin-lumen or the entertain- meat. reircahments here served IitItI a presume of a number, of; friends. ' jlillil , TO‘ LET—~SEVEN-it00hl HOUSE. all improvements. good location; rent $18 to a desirable party. ilox 344 South Norwallt. jll 3t To LET-SIX nouns. \va'rnn and toilet: within ten tniuutee‘ walk of center; rent reasonable. Apply to .l. hi. Layton tit 80.. inc. South New walk. ill lit TO LET—SIX ROOMS ANI) BATH. all improvements, but water heat. 19 inntnrd Ate. Inquire Taylor It: Gel den. or within. ‘ ill :It To LETMJI‘IIE SOIITII NORWAIK Iatunch Club has a few very desirable berths not taken. The. some can be secured trout John Thompson, chair- man float committee. jitl 3t TO LETv- SIX ROOMS. IlA'i‘ll. ‘l’l‘A- Ilunati tango. gas. electric lights. etc; new house. Inquire l~i Lincoln Ave... or l‘nlnn Pacific Tea (30., I26 Wash- ington St. jlli 3t To LET~-FIlRNISlII£ll ROOM with hoard. inquire 9 ilnniord Place. Souht, Nnrwnilt. 113 ill TO LETw-IIIVE ROOMS ON FIRST dour. lnquile 45 Van Zandt St. .. East Norw allt. jlll 3t TO LET-~-Il‘I.A'l‘. STATIONARY tuba, hot and cold water hptli and gas, to adults only. Inquire at store. 72 North Matti St Jill M ‘ To LET~~STORE AND rtx'ruane. 126 South Main St. Inquire (lnpt. A. A. Ilctts. Norwallt. Jnlli ti TO LETWIIIIICK HOUSE OF ELEV . en rooms, all conveniences, 23 Union St Apply to The iiatch tit Bailey Co. Water St, South Norwaik. mill tt 'ro It‘ETw—A'i‘ 138. WASHINGTON 8L, two ilntawone live and one seven rooms: newly papered and painted; rent reasonable. inquire Magnet8 dc Flynn. m8 ti To LET~HALF OF‘ DOUBLE .houee. seven room, all Improvements. 13 Winfield 8t Inquire W. 8. Han lord. EaetAve., Seat Normillt nail tf To LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF of tweafamlly hours. 6 rooms, and Ill room flat; all improvements; good con- dition; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. aill ti ......., ... . Mm. ..M-nWMM—*MW .Motcr Boat «Trips . " otter. .i. H.- coronation. AI‘TEIINOONS - Ileiighltnl lllpii around lighthouse and gait buoy trout Itoton Point. Tickets, 10:. Private fishing or railing mornings. Terms reasonable. ' All parties and trips subject to change on account of weather. During the sunlight nights the regular tripe w II he made. alternating with trial around the eastern side of hell 15innd.aronn‘d Tavern at}; oral Eh Islands, back he the dock. are for either trip. too. For terms and particulate. address Capt. A. W. Millallcwnytonfi .wii‘ 1). 37 Tel. more. ‘ portion .. «aw. in F To eradicate red ants from the kitchen cabinet could it thoionhxly. there the, cabinet an Inch from the wall. and wrap the logs with varn saturated with.- turpsntine. .h‘Izeeh tur upeittlne should honoured on the yarn , two or three tuner a week. honor it it no tor trolling may‘r - FOR SALE. FOR SALEWSIIIE SADDLE 1N good condition. Inuulre 41 Spring St jIhIl estate, appeared in opposition to oer» tain features of the bill. ‘ Attorney General John ii. Light, re presenting the state. stated that while as nrresldenl of South Norwnllt, 4th mluhi. its in favor of the provisionloail- FOR BALEmllLOOP YACHT 22nd in (BOIIImIlaIth any trim coppef triage. Price ii In At cement armed. ’i‘okeneke. Addtese 11b 3'. tier: 374.1)arlen ‘enterboard. mahog- in; for a state appropriation of sin 00b for the bridge, he appalled this icatnrc In behalf of the state. The bridge committee. however. but FOR SALE—GROCERY STORE. T0 nettle estate. being good bualneaa; established 30 years: heat mind In Iowa. Addrcaai’.().l.lox128. IIetheI. (loan. . . ii hilt FOR SALE 'rnunuron an'ro mobile truck. in good condition. new selling “attachable Inquire E 'l‘. Ilatce’. then. etc. Good reason lot “Ill be blunt purchaser. price will buy it. ilnrlon. j'l‘el. 259- -_.-l up a etiong aruutncnt in later of the state appropriation, saying thataince the advent; oi the automobile. an Int. mouse amount. of traffic from New York city to the New England states. which did not 30 by rail. passed through Norwalk. ”(To the peat road splitfh part of the trumr‘golng through the City of Nora-nib anti. l‘er‘Mlll lllll. whdedlie other portioniwlit. going Fca' same ‘Iiahnatu.’ ”coin plate on ll of calls for amall alooprp- lig't 3t ply 116 East, Ave. Norwnlk. through South Namath. across the bridge In donation an initial; the shore road as far as “Home". Thus the bridge was subject to Interstate t‘illll‘ ' USED. moron cans names. hinting July I. an All malice and; naily Ioh‘ when. stock lililili he reduced bodies. many recent module. In Al eon-i Iiltlou throughout; 8300 to 33000. The man Motor Car Co. Broadway and il' .Id We. Inntiitinlie the uonnnlltee argued that Int—i St“ New lurk. 11315 ‘nie‘t‘sc. Then‘tp‘galn the vessels plying between St. George. Canada and Net'- wulit pane through the time bridge iblinding International iIaiiit to beat moon the MITOIDOHIIIOII’ In How at these FOR SALEM-A Tl'l’lilNTY-T\\'O~II"I‘ itht atatu should stand its pmllotl of the coat. of construction. . Ilnik'rI lill‘Il. heart now; well e n l pod ‘at imrivdlk InuInch Works (a; III II talk with one or the Inumhcra of li‘. Shepard limits]; Conn (mg mg the appropriation connnittee. Attordci FOR SALE nlili) WHITE WY'AN dottc cliltlta. good breed ages 4 7 and It) weeks; rer reasonable Apply tut. Witch Lune utid Highland are. Jillil ill’ulah was led to believe that there was litie doubt but what the atate up propriation would ll” through. as well an the attempt to force till: Connecticut roa 'SALEvE-nuriun green the llowntton Poultry Farm. cannula Ing 300 chicks item one day to one rear old. also undo incubators and breeders. Apply to Samuelhlott. lluu- nylon. or tel 1080. ' illP Ill it Company pay its share of the 'expcneog Senator Jeremiah Donovan unit also present and entered II strum; plea in fat or of the bridge. It was given out, this morning. that the bridge committee had FOE SALEM DOIHILI‘.‘ (‘Y LII NIIEII7 II. p. matine engine; has neter bet-II Inquire II‘IIliil used: let sale cheap. II. Bipperly, 74 Went Ave. .iil It cluding the matter. of smesetnania oi beneath and damages. Among those who were present at FOR BALE'CIIEAI’. TWO IIOIIS- the hearing werelbr. All”. lleard. At- ea. Jacob Brhnuh. it} Washington St. Ioruey John 8. Seymour, Atlorno)’ 5°“ “”3““ 3” 4‘ John .I. Walsh, 1. Irving Dibble. John .1. FOR SALE m..1g.imorp pALMpm liaulon. lion. Henry Mathias. Attorney hunt I911 2-cyilnder tlIIorac engine. .iuttt installed; engine and equipment coat 8150. Will eoli boat and origins for $160. Yutee,i 125 South Main St (leneIni John H. Light. Senator Jere- miah Donovan and Charles N Wood. (3 E. The joint committees will consider _FOH BALE—«FINE MAIIOGASW Ul’ right piano. with stool and slightly used Will sell at It bargain Ii‘. ii. Lurch, Harbor View ileach 80. Norwaik. other. liilw the bill further in exacutlvo aeaaion on 'I‘ueuday: of next week EQUAL computer 'Laaoua FOR SALE OR TO LET-«NEW house. nix rooms anti hath. all Improve- lilillltll. Norwoik. inquire Ill Osborn Ave. Eaat 3th tit MEITS. Mrl. OI‘MIIV. ofrlrooklyn. Speaks On the WM- FOR oALEmoNE OF FIVE FRESH cows: your pick of the lot... James Kar- IIB (Ii don. W est Norwnllt. The meeting; of the Equal omnibus day aiterdooa.‘ at the residence of Mira ROB BALEMA 'I‘WO-SEA’I‘EI) Dill- pct Wagon in first (‘Ihilh condition; tuition. $35. Addreual’. it. it. F. I). No. ’ 113 ill. (tiara Hill. in West around“ The mesh lug wall well attended and was house all by a visit from Mrs. Ortnaby of FOR BALEWMA SIIOE STORE. IN- qulrc Joint I". ‘Ilrummer, Illarleti. (Iona. opppulto II. ll. station. illlllt ‘ inland chapter. I). A. it and a woman of wide experience in work for the cause or equal atiilraze. She favored with a little talk and made many very FOR SALE“ ONE Ul’l‘ililli'l‘ PIANO price $85; terms to suit. The iii. Stein. “ tit Bean (‘0. iii South hittinmfila . I 3|." ert South Norwnik. .. hitn. Popular music. 1%., Th e FOR SALE ~1.A'1‘EST ri'noanva‘r TWO letters in newspapers. one In in a hoe Angels: (Cal) paper. Were read. they belug'l answer to autistic Btulnettil Sons (30., it) South Main St. South Norwnllt. ‘, o Jill at Fort sateen emanation inane. It’ear Norman station. trout one 0 three acres and; easy terms: illicit ‘ 9K3! 293 Nuroton l lento. Conn. lament . the original bill.itI many. respects. in: . league. at Nor-walk, was held yenter- . llrcoltlyn, N Y.. recent of the mat; ' heiptui attaaeaut’mi to the local league. ‘ the Hartford (bound Contact and one .; atreagthon the action of the kidneya Complete“. . Razor Outfit If You . Shave You 'Can't Afford . To Miss‘ This Offer This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur- chased in any store. One Silver Plated Holder. One Genuine Horse-hide One box of “Very Sharp” will be equal to new. Dressing on your strep, this i Price. This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling at ibis office. . These will positively be sold to SENTINEL READERS only at this Special r. 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 man who shaves himself. A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary. This Premium consists of the following: One Silver Plated Stropper. Six Fine Steel Blades—atone better. . Leather Strep. Strep 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 Not-wall: 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 slat-lea away. but atrop them, and with “Bailey’s Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades lilo more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with “Bailey’ 5 Very Sharp” s all eliminated. You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively numbered bring them to The Sentinel ofllce. Washington St., South Norwalk, with 85c in cash and get one oi these outfits. . , Sentinel Razor Coupon, TON" Coupon “5" Built a soaps, Cleanser and let ”.‘tiluWiet n‘ “ i ‘lflllll‘llii .It Gunman It (linger “7.”. 1"." Math Flakes "Sunniiluu little” The South dress given below . w... rown name some 'ro all: The town board of estimate and tear alien will meet thin evening in the cities of the nelvctmen In Wall street. and at multiple it Iii likely that some action regarding the readout of the Norwallt board of Trade tor an appto priatlon tor Weetport avenue will be tattoo. it will he remembered that at the mount smelter of the Board of Trade it was voted to lllli for a meet in: or the board (or thopurpoae of making amanproprlaticn of tattoo that $7.600 state aid might be retained [or the Improvement or that road between Norwallt and Weatmrt. The calculated are not to blame for the existing conditions. for their more or halt not prhvicuuiy allowed them to do any more than they have accom- pllahod. although the condition or the road we laid at their door 'at “a who . meeting of the board at Trade by one at the speakers. K't WW ll‘piey Kidney i’llih contain plot the ingredients unsanitary to regulate and _ ll bladder“ Try them youraell. The tilt i-ruuklln Mills Flour tuiti' ‘Witent- Knickutlmchcr Iliacuit Co. Crack- "'l‘ltll'- il- Lil‘ii“ Securing Ponder "Hamilton Coupons and Bond." also given by Thousand: of INDE- PENDENT CIGAR STORES This VALUABLE COUPON from is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5” The Hamilton Corporation. 29-35 W. 336 81.. New York Clty Present this Coupon at the Ad- THE VALUABLE COUPON in this advertisement can be exchanged for a "HAMIL- and added to those obtained with hundreds of products such as the following ilunkol‘a Cocoa. and Chocolate binson‘ n Shoo Polish and Meaning Baker‘s Premium Cocoanut l) Iltliltlllut" a (‘ttih all. and Teas “Flush " Hand Cleaner HInnIev' 9 Soups and Cleanser Il‘cnn Mar“ ‘lympm i” lituv Rallies but inf!“ IAIllt‘fI ' Bl’crtumea and Toilet Re- Ideal Budgit y'n Rubber Heels i'ow- Norwalk Sentinel Write iorliluatrutod Catalog oi' Beautiful Premiums & Voucher tar Iu FREE Bontll. l3 Nerth Main Street TOWN FARM LAND CASE. Judge Howard Scott found for the defendant yesterday morning in the common pleas court In his decision in the care of Jacob illoclt. oi Newtown against Jennie R, Brooks and Mrs. tier trade Wernanfihf Bridgeport. Involv- Newtotvn. tillock. who to II broker and real or» tale man Alleged that he had secured brooks. and later when he had a buyer tor the form. they minded to deed the property to him. meek alleged that Mrs. Wurnaa' signed the option actlng’ for heraelt‘and Mrs: Breaks. in his decision Judge Scott found that Mrs. inrooln: had given Mrs. Werniin’ no authority to not Tor her an Wail etiowo by a later mitten to a relative In which she stated that DEFENDANT WING GUIT lN NEW- Ing aaloptton on some farm land In ' . The suit areas over the fact that “ the option on a form In Newtewn Joint" V Iy owned by Mra. Woman and Mrs. ‘ SBRVIOE AND OUIIINE UP TO BAT she could sell the term but would give the man an answer in a ten days. Puttiag it in The Sentinel is the One Satisfactory Method of .. Advertising .__...| TELEPHONE CALL 720 DIRIIN Hflli (Gregory Boulevard) . EAST NOHWALK\ I” it. neuron. Mir: HATES $32 PER DAY ANIJ UPW 8W?
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