Classified Advertlsements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Professmnal
Card-s, etcetera
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this
age. Twenty-Five Words or Less. Poe-—
Three T111198. 50c— Each Addition Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price . '
WANTED TO LET “ For: sets.
, WANTED—MAN TO .WORK ON
‘ well drilling machine" as helper in-
quite irving H; Sipperiy, 7-1 West Ase.
« 116 (it
WANTED—TEACHER OR Al)-
vanced student to devote vacation to
special new kindergarten plan; exper-
. lence unnecessary; salary $1.130 per
day; advancement to competent per-
son. Address Energetic, care Senti
nel. 7 - jlolt
WANTED—POSITION AS OFFICE
assistant by young woman, iii years
old, with knowledgemf typewrlilng
and stenogrwphy. Address id. 13., care
Sentinel. 31:. 3t
WANTED~¢A MAN TO TAKE
2 care of one horse and do general work
on my place; married man preferred;
, cottage for same. Mrs. Prentiss, Woods
ward Park, South Norwalk. 1 hilt
“WANTED~«A COMPETENT GIRL
for general housenorlt. Apply with
referent-,es lifts Wm. it wing. ill Fair
field Ave. 31 1 3t.
.i
WANTED~10.000'FE ATlildit BEDS,
also antique furniture. Highest cash
prices. German Feather (to! Address
Box i(.. Sentinel Olliee. luau 1m
WANTEDM'PO BUY. ALI. KINDS
of cattle. iiest market prices paid.
8% to 10c lb. for calves. ll. Fried—
man, South Norwuik. " Tel. 1151.
all) lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
$5,000,000 T0 LOAN
mortgage, at ii per cent.
W. llircllurd, Darleu.
0N FIRST
Apply to it.
17 1w
DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES.
Coroner to Hold An inquiry on the FI-
tolity ln‘Waterbury.
SEYMOUR, June iti.-'i‘ile body of
James Ryan. who was fatally hurt here
last night by an automobile and who
died in St. Mary’s Hospital. Water-
bury, was brought back from that city
to his home on West street, this luorn-
lug. Mr. ityauwas 05 years of age.
and leaves a widow and two grown up .
ar- '
adopted children. The funeral
raugelueute have not been made. The
inquiry into the accident will he made
by Coroner Mix, of New liaVou. but
will not begin until Sunday owing to
,. the absence of thee oroner, as he is
a witness in a manslaughter case, at
Bridgeport. it is underiitood herethat
the coroner will come here Sunday for
‘ the inquiry.’
, Pending a finding. the hearing of
Nemown I) liolbrooir. reoretory and
treasurer of the Union Hardware Com
pany, who was driving the machine
has been delayed until next Week Shiv
urduy, the bonds of $1.000 given by
,Walter W. Holmes. of Waterbury. he-
. lug continued. While thejd‘oath’ot Ry
than occurred here, Deputy Coroner
Malwpciii'e will not mlike the induiry.
The body was vie‘tved by Medical Ex-
aminer Crane and its removal to this
place authorized.
Plus at eident occurred at What la 10-
cally known at "head Mania Guava." .
oil the road to Bridgeport. Man, who
worked in the Seymour cotton mills
Wall on his way home.“ The automobile
bad Just rounded the curve when it
struck Ryan lie has carried latér to
at Marys Hospital. in Waterbury
wash it was been that ho had been an
iv injured. in the automobile were W.
.W. lluut oecmtury oi the Waterbury
Automobile Association; 1...;
TO LET ~— MODERN APART-
menis. seven rooms and bath; every
convenience. including janitor. service
Apply J. M. Layton it 00.. inc. South
Norwalk. :18 3t
T0 LETwTHREE FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping; also large
furnished room. inquire evenings and
Saturday afternoons,10~i West 8;. 1‘3
1) t
TO LET—~Sil‘ll'Fl.'-RO0M HOUSE.
all improvements, good location; rent
$18 to a desirable party. Box 344
Soutlt NorWallt. iii 3t
T0 LETv—Six ROOMS. WATER
and toilet; within ten minute's' walk
of center; mat reasonable. Apply to
.l. lib-Layton & (70., inc. South Nor-
walk. ill {it
K-ro L‘srmsrx nouns Imp para.
all inmrdvcmonts. hot water heat. 19
Quintard Ave. inquire Taylor & (lol-
den. or within. il-tllt
TO LET—FLAT. STATIONARY
tubs, hot and cold water. bath andgns,
to adults only. inquire at store. 72
North Main St. jlli tf
TO LETwS'I‘ORlC AND FIXTURES.
128 South Main St. Inquire Capt. A. A.
Butts. Norwulk. jnllitt
To LET~~IIRICK HOUSE 01%“ ELIE“
on rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The [latch & lialley (30..
water St. South Norwalk.
To LET—«AT 138 WASHINGTON
St. two flats~one live and one seven
rooms; newly papered and painted;
rent reasonable. inquire Magner &
Flynn. ins tf
T0 LETMHALF‘ Oli‘ DOUBLE
house. seven rooms. all improvements.
18 Winfield St. inquire W. 8. Han-
ford, East Ave. East Norwaik. a25 tf
. 11112 if»
_ will be given purchaser.
FOR SALE~.~A NICE YOUNG COW
and calf. Good miller; very cutie;
price reasonable. A."Gottner. owsy-
ton Greenhouse. 116 it-
neaoouanrens‘ sou ant.
kinds of music. The Iistaor. 78 Wash
insion St. 80. Norwalk. laid it
FOR BALE—PKCEPTIONAL BAR
gain. Fine two family house with
Tbarn. in good location; hue condition;
easy terms Ernest Boescmnnu. 67
Van Zuudl St. East Norwalh. iii] 3t
FOR SALE-«LARGE COUNTRY
house, ten large and four small rooms.
good condition; two acres high
ground; hour from New York. Ii. 1’.
Morgan. 351 West so. South Not-rel;
iii
res anal—shoot) YACHT .2».
in commission: Center-board mahog-
any trim, copper htilnga. Price 3115.
At cement bridge. Tokuaeke. ‘Addrosa
Box 374. Dorian. 115 ill
FOR BALE—(litOCEItY STORE. 'I‘O
settle estate. Doing good business:
established 30 years; best stand in
town. Address 1’. 0. Box 128. litultel.
Conn. 115 (it
FOR sALewruuun'ros 'mrro-
mobile truck. in good condition, new
tires. etc. loud reason for solllult
Reasonable
price will buy it. inquire 1:1. '1‘. items.
ilurlou. Tel. 2594!. ‘
FOR 8ALE-AT BARGAIN, (‘Olil-
pleie outfit of sails for sutnil sloop. Ap-
ply 116 East Ave. Norwalk. ill. iii
FOR SALEWA 'i‘WEN'i‘Y- TWO F’l‘
iiarkq launch. nearly non; well equip
pod; at Norwalk Launch Works. Geo
ii‘. Shepard. ilethei Conn true i it
FOR 8ALE~100 Wili'l‘ill WYAN-
doite chicks. good breed. ages 4, ’l' and
10 weeks; very reasonable. Apply our.
Witch Lane and Highland Ave. 1143i
TO LET~HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two-family house; 6 rooms, and 8-
room'iiat: all improvements; mudgu-
dition; one block'fronl railroad eta i n
Joseph It Taylor. s13 tl
N.w.m.,~.m.._v~uww_m 2...“...
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ROOMS PAPERED. $2.75 UP. lN-
eluding paper. Send postal for sam-
ples. Painting all branches. Estimates
furnished. Reference in your neigh-
borhood. John Fountaiue. South Nor-
walk. ’i‘el. connection. 112 (it
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO Oll-
der. Large variety of mouldings. Pric~
on reasonable. Mat board. glass. etc.
At the old established frame shop. 78
Washington 8h. upstairs. all if
NOTIOE -— PAINTING, PAPER.
hanging, Decoratlus. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa,
par and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, am Ely Ave. Tel. 428. Elli»
mates cheerfully given ' .
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. as West Washington St
. was. “ML-m:
Motor Boat“ Trips
cm. .1. H. oseatauoen.
AFTERNOONSM Delightful trips
around lighthouse and into buoy from
Roton Point- Tickets. 100.
Private fishing or sailing“ partlea‘
mornings. Temps reasonable
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
During the moonlight nights the
regular triple will be made. alternating
with trips around the. eastern side of
flail inland; around Slavern and Smith
back to the dealt
Fare [01‘
_ your old. also three incubators and
FOR BALEw-vldhl'l‘iitld STOCK (W
the ltowuyton Poultry Farm. comprise
lug 300 chicks from one day to one
breeders. Apply to Samuel Mott. Row
nylon. or tel. 1080. ill at
FOR BALE—~DOUBLE CYLINDER a
h. p. marine engine; has never been
used; for sale cheap. inquire irvlna
ii. Sipperly. 74 West Ave. ill 3t
FOR BALE-milliblAI‘. TWO BORE
es. Jacob Schaub, in Washington 8n.
South Norwalk. iii lit
. FOR BALE~—l.B-FOOT PALMER
boat. 1911 2~oylihder deltorse engine,
just installed; engine and equipment
cost $150. Will sell boat and engine
for 8150. later. 125 South Main St
FOR BALE-militia: MAHOGANY Uih
right piano. with steel and cover,
slightly used. Will sell at a bargain.
P. H. Lurch. Harbor View lieoch. lilo.
Norwallt. Jill lw
ideally. who heard a would
FOR SALE OR TO LETledW
house. six rooms and bath all improve-
ments. inquire lid Osborn Ava. jigagt
Norwalk. .
FOR saueaoun OF FIVE FRESH
cows; your pick at the lot. James 'Kar
dos. West. Norwallt. 112 iii
FOR BALEwoillO uoasns. IN-
quire u. ilersitfieid, 19 Wood at. or
122 Water St. ~ . 1112.9“
Attorney John Keogh. of South blue
walk, is spending the day in ilridtttr Y ‘
puny, Colts
port on business
_ ,
stop in at slowdown stole
and get it me scrapie of ZEMO arid
ZEMO SOAP.
treatment an ‘eca'lima.
ruff an all diseases 0‘
pins. dead-
The unrest and input economical f
c‘sldn still .
The first report collar to Police
headquarters from Oilicer Thomas
voice on
the porch of the unoccdpledvhodse of
William Thruslow Hyde. of New York.
When its went to investigate she bade
him go away as she had an appoint-
ment with spirits at 2 o'clock in the
morning. finally said he want away,
and at 2 o'clock he heard the woman
talking loudly to the spirits. and re-
‘ plies coming in whispers.
Sculiy said that on the same night
he heard the organ in the Second Oeu-
zmgational Church playing. and looked
in the window, but could see nothing.
as the place was in total darkness.
Next door to the church lives Mrs.
William flooueym of New York who is
an attendant at the services here by
the Christian Scientists. ‘
iSlnce reporting the above, Ohioer
Seully has resigned as a member of
the police force. after being on 'duty
for a mouth.
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Bible Lecture
. TOPIC
"The Destruction of this
World"
BY THE
Bill [VANBEUS-
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in ”THE
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60 WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN.
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FREE-«NO COLLECTION
[till lillllfllS
(minim OWNG‘TIGP.
p—hfl- "
District of Norwalk. an. Probate
Court. June 15. A. l).._lilll. ‘
“harms. written application
been made to this Court for the. admis-
slim to probate of a certain written in-
strument as and far the will of James
tillmmuedlou. late of Norwalit. in said
tllalrlul. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
lward and determined at the Probate
mum in Norwalk. on the 27th day of
June. lliil. at .10 o'clock forelinon: and
llint public notieelhurcol be given to
all pursuits interested thereto by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper haw
lug a circulation in said district.
least live days before said day of hear-
lug.
ilb‘NltY W. Gill) 0011?.
. Judge.
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JULIA 1.. Kansas}:
VB.
ranoualcx o. u. KIIAIISSE
cause or: NOTICE. ‘“
State of Connecticut, Palrtield County.
Superior Court. 138.: Bridgeport.
.iune ill. 19".
Upon the complaint of the said Julia
1.. Itrausse praying for reasons set,
i‘orih therein. for a divorce and cups
lady of minor child. returnable to the
Superior Court. in and for ll‘ulrlleld
(.‘ounty. on the first Tuesday of sex»
temper. 1911 it appearing to and be-
ing found by the subscribing author-
ity. that the said defendant is absent
from the state and gone to parts one
known-w
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
the pendency of sold complaint he giv-
on by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed
in South Norwolk three times. once
each week, commencing on or before
the lid day of June, 1911.
Afloat: 2
FRED w. TRACY.
Aloft. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Palrileld County .118 28 30
W
SOLVENT NOTICE
' gnu-m
[district of Norwalk.1su.,
Court. Juno 1. A. 11.1.
Estate at John 8. Colnklin.
Norwallt in arid district. demand.
The Court of Probate for the District
Probate
tslx months from the date horse! to
the creditors of raid inure to
their claims for settlement. Thane
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested within said time.
vvlll be disbarred a. recovery. _peAli
suns indebted to said oblate are re
ANNC l ONKIJlN.’
museums.
llery Corps. will be
’ veiling; June 20
. of William J
hits “.4“; . W. .
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a man an tine iii the Wsnt‘h com
Complete
ll Safety
Razor
Outfit
if You .
Shave .‘You
can. 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.
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 Holder.
One Silver Plated Snapper.
Six Fine Steei' Blades—none better.
One Gonuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
One box of "Very Sharp" Strep Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic
, The chit of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit.
This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwelk 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
eludes away. but strep them. and with “Bailey's Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
will be «not to new.
a.
”A: as mince honing, or, grinding required on any style razor for with “Bailey’ it Very Sharp" -
Pressing on your sub». 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 oilice. Washington St, South Not-walk. with 85: in
cash and get one of these outfits.
w.
Price.
This Outfit pantie seen at any time by calling I
at this office.
There ‘Will positively be sold to
$ENTINEL READERS only at this Special
Sentinel Razor Coupes
\
THE VALUABLE COUPON
in this advertisement can be exchanged for a “HAMIL- V1,, ‘
.TPN" Coupon “5" and added to those obtained
~18ulu’a 8mm
K Ig‘uuldtn Mills Flour and "Wheatr
"Morison" Fight-often
(lnamun‘ a (linger Alt
Knickerbocker Biscuit Co. Crack-
"2 i’." Moth Flakes
“illlnuhinu illue“
‘ "Huron an" Rcourln
“Hamilton Coupons and
PlNDtN‘l‘ CIGAR BTORIO
1 l . -
$35331... given by Thousands of lNDlr i . .
with hundreds of products such as the following
1 it kei' a Cocoa and Chocolii lo 3
mm”, ”Add Pow: on Polish and liressinz _
Mason's hoe
ticket“ 5 remlunl
(’1 lionohue' s Coffees. and
"Flash" Hand Cleaner
St. mlcy‘ a Son and Cleanser
i’enn Mar" rig;
“'Fluffs unifies ' tare reh
' Inuit" ElPerfumes and Toilet Ite-
llinlizlliiy' ll Rubber Hoe
Cocoauut
The South
rem given be ow
i’l‘his VALUABL’E COUPON from
' is good for a HAMILTON COUP ON “5” _
The Hamilton Corporation. 2935 w. 33d at, New York City
lament this to pen It the Ad'- Write for lilusirnui
Norwalk Sentinel
d Catalog of
a & Voucher
for9 1 "FREE Bond I.
13 North Main Street
if”?! {wMeIWfi-‘fi 1‘2"» "
Putting it in
TheSeatinei _; "ii
is theOne p:
Satisfactory )1
Method of }
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one news» our on.
M
Night Watchman of White Brothers, in
lion Jeffrey. Did Not Hoar.
. ~ ,. unionism, . .
EAST JAPPREY. N. K. June 16w
The fate ln‘th‘e local office of White
5
late of Brothers. cotton manufacturers oi
Winehahdon. More, and mast Jalfrey.
its: blown early today. but so quietly
0‘ Norwalk hath “de and allover} did the burglars do their work that no .
exhibit one was aroused and the night watch
man of the factory, who was in the
boiler hours at the probable time of
the break. was not aware that there
Were any intruders upon the premises.
hustled to rallies immediate Dementia Today in payday at the factory. and it
is believed that the burglars thought
that the payroll Would be in the onion
sale. in this they note mistaken. as
the payroll owner was in the vault oi
at the local bank. and the break hailed
the thieves only about $75.
. Before entering the rail union. the
burglars broke into a blackllmi'th shop.
in they stole acme tools. and into
con’wletely off.
The break Willi discovered by the
watchman when he made his rounds
at the factory alter daybreak.
'i‘he authorities have no clue what
ever to the identity of the burglars or
the direction in Which they fled.
W
nae. susrrleto “re who sx-n‘av: '
on or new semis.
NEW HAVEN. June ill.~’l‘he news
leaked out yesterday that ell-Mayor
Opal-lea iii; Loaders. of New Britain.
sailed for Europe with Mrs. Kitty
Sanford 'ilhorne uhemeld. two weeks
ago. just alter she had uncured it dl~
vorce trom George Sheffield. Iianders'
friends say he willfmarry Mrs. Bhef‘
held in London on Saturday. bird.
shemeld on: Miss shalom. dniightor
oi the late Samuel S danford. of this
city. , ..
,wtus-rso-eaasav scans.
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Wmsrno, dime 18.~‘—.‘i‘hd battery "
and home: of George Whiting inborn
. ' ville, near here. was destroyed by lire
‘ this rimming. with a lush or about Is '2‘
inbuilrrctmned by in.
. rears-nous out. no
,3
inducements). }~
can seawater. i“
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
Sea Food cooked to Order,
Jilllll l. liliillili. l’lllll‘
liotelMahacitelne
KGONNOR, Mgr
Norwalk Chronicler