Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. Pr‘ofesSional
Cards, etcetera
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c-
Three Times, 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Cups, Double Price
' WANTED.
WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL. SIT-
untion at light housework. lnqnlre 77
Lexington Ave. j23 :it
WANTED-GIRL son GENERAL
housework. Inquire Orchard Cottage,
Belle Island. .123 iii
WANTED-CLUETT, PEABOI.)Y &
(lo. have situations to offer to exper-
ienced Operators on power machines;
steady work. j2l lit
MACHlNISTS—FIRST CLASS MA-
cliinists and vise-hands; wages, $3.25
per day of nine hours; steady work to
competent men. Apply personally or
by mail to ti. W. Church, :36 Park Row,
cure Roiner Bishop, Stamford, Conn.
120 tit
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WANTED~S.-\l.. .bhlluh. sum.
dealers highly advertised article. lilx-
cinslvoly or side line; no sumpics to
carry. ilerlnuie, 215 W. 125th St.,
New York city. jliltil
WANTED—40,000 i-‘E.~\'l‘ill~‘.it lliCIlS,
niso antique furniture. Highest. rush
prires. (let'inim li‘onther (‘0. Address
link it., Sentinel Oillee. limit 1111
WANTEDMTO it‘lli'. ALL KINDS
of cattle. llest innrkct prices puid.
11% to tile ii). for enlt'es. ii. it‘rletl-
mun, South Noru'ulk. 'l‘ci. ilftt.
niiuni
TO LET
TO LETMHOUSI'Z lti Mllhtlitlw H'l’”
six rooms; house :l-i! H‘outh Muin St.
eight rooms. ltcut reusonnhle to right
parties. Stnndinu cross for Btilt‘. Iii.
M vl‘ollvn. .131 Ill.
TO LETA-Sl‘ltlt‘ml) FLOOR.
rooms, all i111prnvmnenis;
“Pill 15“).
FIVE
adults only.
it! liityi'iew Ave. 321 iii
TO LET w-l"l\'l‘.l ROOMS, it‘llIt-i’l‘
floor, new house, 13 ilinroin Ave; izit~
out. improvements. set runne, electric
lights, eit‘. inquire ui l’nion l’uriiir
Ten (30., 11M, Washington St. j‘Jl Iii
TO LET—-~i~‘i.AT. B'i‘A'l‘iONMlY
iuhu, hot and cold water. built and nus.
to udulis only. inquire at store, 7::
North hinln SI. jlll ti’
T0 LETmS'i‘Oltl'l ANI') ile'l‘lllll'lB.
131: South Muln St. inquire tittpt. A. A,
Hulls, Nurtvnlli. 11113 it
To LETt-nvllltttlit HOUSE Oi? lilidGV-
r-n 1onms,itll tmnvonlvnruu, 23 Union
lat Applt to The ilnteh d: llniloy t’o.,
Witter hit. .. i-lonih himwulk. 11112 if
'l'O LET wliAl lt‘ Olv‘ l)Ol,tlti...l‘3
house, unit 11 would. nil iutpruvmnnnts,
tit \i‘lttilulti Si. inquire \\'. ti. l~inn~
turd, l'lnst Am, ilnui Norwnlk. 112:”: it“
TO LETwliAMli/PON AVE, llALl"
oi iwo‘luinllv house. It rooms. and ii-
room hot; oil improvements; good coin
dltinn: ono block from rullroud station.
Joseph it 'l‘nylor. 1113 it
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BUSINESS NOTICES
CLA‘RVOYANT““TEIILS YOU, ALL;
you hunt to know. Price 2510. Mhtlnm
idlsinoro, viii North Matti St.
PICTURE FRAMES MAW} 'I‘O Ott-
tim‘. Litl‘lm, vurlety et mouldings. Fritz:
mt rcuuomtuie. Mut buuril, gloss. etc.
At the out eniuhllshed t‘rnmo shop, til
W usinnnlun 81., upstniis oil it
NOTICE .... PAINTING, PAPER.
housing, Decorating, hr prttcttcul hum.
sum money by buying your wall on
pet rind jiniuinrs‘ Homilies of Alex.
it ',hiio 61% Eli Ave. Tel 428. Edit»
nuttus cheerfully given
NABH’S MODERN HOODYMAR
imi and shoe rcpnlr pitch. All kinds
custom hindn work. Fit Mill oomtort
izmtvnnleed. 251 West Washington tit.
.. Us“ Mcwwusr‘.‘
PROFESSIONAL
dthihVOYAN‘i‘w’i‘Ellhh You lint.
t w. *t " . hi it .
mu want cloth P1 no the til-9131i mmlu’i‘hd
lilsinor‘c, «iii shun Main St
J20 lit,
LOST
LOST ~—- ROYAL AM E R l C A N
wntch i‘oli charm; lnltinls N. W. C
Finder please leave at this oilice.
.123 it
LOST-~~SliIALL FOX TERRIER
pup, short tnil. pure. white, except
brown spot on eye: collar on. Reward
for return to S. Ahrnmson, tilt liouton
St. ... 123 iii
LOST-ms. N. H. S. PIN. CLASS 1905.
Reward for return to Sentinel office.
521 ill
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSIDE'hwDESIRABLE litJAlti).
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect. iiill.
Norwnlk. iieoutiiul lawn and trees.
Comfortable bedrooms. Excellent tn-
lilos. Terms 312 to Sill per week. Ad-
dress Druwer 11., Norwitik. lunL'l lm
FOR SALE OR TO LET
FOR SALE OR TO LET
siV rooms. till introvmnontn,
~ilOl'Si§.
on iflii‘i
St, opposite liungnrinn (‘ntholic
t‘hureh; rent $18. inquire"Stephen
l'nurnrr 120 West St 1L’L’lit
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(ililiiilll 'l‘O Sl‘I'l‘TLI‘I ACCOUNT.
District of Norwnlk, on,
(‘oan June ‘20., A. l.).. illil.
itislttttl of (ieorglunnu Skidinoro, lute
of .\'orwnlk. in said district, deoonued.
Ordered. 'i‘luit tho cxerutrlx exhihii
her nduiiuin‘rutlon account. to this
court. for adjustment, iii the i’roiiuio
oilice in Norwnlk. on the :it‘lth duy 01‘
June. lilil, ill '3 o‘clock ni’iernuou: 11nd
thni all persons interested in mild es-
tuio truly be untitled thereof, the ex-
oeutrix will cnnse this order to he put»
lished in u newnpnper lllll'lilg it Mr»
culntlon in snld district, nt lens! ilvo
tinys hei‘ore sttld titlili day of June,
lllll.
l'rohnto
lll'l NitY \\. t‘ llld (liJltY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SE'l‘TLE ACCOI'N'I‘,
District. of Norwnik, as”
t‘ouri, Julie 22. A. it, lllll.
Estate of inndoro Moxnndcr. lute ol‘
Norwnik. in ntild district, (incensed.
Ordered. That the ndu‘tlnisirutor ox-
liihli. his ndtnlnlulrntlmi turnout in this
court for ndlusitneut, hi. the i’roluitu
other» in Norwnlit. on the L'luh tiny of
June. lull, at it o'clock forcntunt: hntl
titnl all persons interested in said on-
ttito only he noiliied thereof. the uti-
nilnlstrntor will entitle this order to ho
pnhitshud in n nuwspnper hnvluit n cir-
cnlutiun in snld district, at loust Ilve
i’rohnto
days before fltlltl 28th tiny or June. 1911
llll l.
HENRY W. (,llll‘lt‘lOltY.
~Judith.
Jl'l 1.1 l.. liltMiiiSitl
tumor: ltlt‘K (In M. itlinitsHl-l
ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of (‘oniiurilcuh Foirliuld County.
Superior Court, on: ltrldntuun-t,
June iii, lull.
ltpon the complaint. oi the fluid .lniitt
L. Krnuuuo pruying for rcnsonn sot
i‘orili therein. for u divorce tutti cun-
iody of minor child, i‘nttirlluliio to the
Superior Court. in uud i'm' ll‘nirllcld
County, on the iirni Li'uosduy of Sen
lenihcr. till]. itinpucnrlnu to 111111 he
lug found by tho subscribing unihoru
It). that the said tluimidnnt In uhsoni
from the ntutc itnd gone in limit; on
known
'i‘hcreloro Ordered, That notice of
the. petitlency of said compiulni. ho izirw
on by publishing this order in the
fill it.
ironing Sentinel. n newspaper printed "
in South Norwnlk, three litnnn, once
ouch Week. commencing on or before
the 3d tiny of June, :itiit.
Attest:
Fltlt‘il) W. '1 RM Y
Asst. t‘itarlt ot the tluperlor (innit. for
jlo‘hlriield Cotinii ling .. .10
Tightly tvnil invesietlwttn Adioi‘tiseu
Sentinel. ,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEleTtIW HOUSE, NiNiii
rooms, with plot of ground 120 it.
from, 56 renr.:. 3 deep with fruit and
shruhhery. Terms cum to ready huy.er
Apply to owner. it“. H. Hurt, Raymond
Sn, llowayion. Conn. 1236i
FOR SALEwSll \‘li‘N'i‘Eli‘N it ‘OOT
lint-hottom launch, Pnlnier engine, pur-
tlculnriy well lniiit: two years old; do-
cided hurgnin. W. ll. Peck. Harbor
View liiench. j23 1w
FOR SALE ----- i’ithSi-i (TOW. BOX 4.
Route 40. Darlon, nont- old Red Mill.
Or, telephone Stamford Dim, l2ili~2.
. I231"
FOR SALE wl-lOllsEllOiJ) FililNl.
lure. Everything going cheap. Parties
leaving town.
Soul l1 Norwnilt.
Apply «in Chestnut St.
133 lit
FOR SALfivtlxri \‘iOllK llOIlSi-i,
one truck and two delimit
double and single harness. one (lilting;
horse. runnhout nnd harness; ill! must
go client). Manner & Hunt 133 \tnsh
tuition St South Nor'.\1nlk 122 ‘
FOR SALEwAll'l‘tllitlllildfl.
S-lii. Needs slight ropnlrs;
lire pussenuors or runnhout;
der good engine;
liotil. .\l.
used {or
one-cylin-
Millitlilt‘ for power
1'. lticlinrds, iuirlen. J22 lit
FOR SALE BUILDING LOT
iliiodonolin Pork. Mrs. idu Snorer,
South .\‘or\vnlk, Conn. it, it”. i), :17.
FOR SALE~~~
Nuru‘nlk. 'I‘wolve rooms, liuth. stonm
hunt. guts, hardwood tloorn; lot Taxi? 1
Summer it sold lieioie Juli 1.]l
timer, “Jill Oichnid 81., Non linvvxi.i
Conn. ilit tit.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALI.
kinds of music. The iluznnr, 76 Wnsir
initton Sh, So. Norwnik. 11111: if
FOR
quire ii. ilurshileld,
)2: Water St.
SALEv—wiiillO HORSES l.\'-
lit Wood St, or
11120”
Dividend Notice
" '1 out?“
123m BEMWL DIVIDEND or
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
.socmrv,
NORWALK, coup.
June in, lull.
Al. 11 inoeilinit ot' the Directors of this
Society, llt'il this day. it l’ilvldond lit
the rule. ot’ FOUR (4) per cent. per
nnnum Wliil dct‘lnretl to tlopnuitorg
from tho ourniuuu oi the six months
ending June ill), Hill.
The some will he unloved on phan-
hooks und paid on and utter July in,
lip ortior of tho llonrd of Directors,
Fllislliitlllimi A. lilidfi,
12d lilt 'I‘runnurer.
DiVidend Notice
THE. SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK. ‘
South waulk, Conn.
Al 11 meeting oi’ the liliectorn of this
liillllt held this this, n dividend iii the
ruin of tour our tent. per nitnt‘nu was
declared to depositors trout the civil?
thus of the six months ending June
:l.li iiiii. 'l‘hu some will he entered
on pnsnhouku and mild on and after
July 10, till].
lty order of tho. Itonrd of Directors.
tilcuilttiu‘ ll. \i‘OOl)W’Allli.
Treasurer.
June it), 1911.
.. an
it you can ever hummus n stimuli
mother at the hoopla. who read and
um Influenced by "Want" udtortlsing
in The Sentinel, to take it look. Ill; vents;
property, yoii‘ll ilud :1 buyer. " '
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it; there. Were lawn ugttlnstuorloif
spendingfiutdntlhnunltilttitioudiiilnifimi
popular.
wagons, t
. this out, tintignln from their utoiesileu'
O.\'l.\' .
t
A'I‘ .
En lion rnmpuni iii the center.
‘ “ tortuous run l‘roiii llilllil to must.
Horst), 1:12; MAIN 3r:
111th utttt unit ”
l’rocassiun‘ was' Evian on a?
Grander Scale Than That oi
Yesterday
W
LONDON. June this—King George
,. andQueen Mary t0dtw shelved them~
. selves to the masses its distinct from
the more favored clauses who were
Mile to obtain access to the circum-
scribed tires of yesterday's pageant.
Today’s procession was on an even
grander scale than that of the corona-
tion. The route was more extended,
including it circuit at some of the most
populous districts of the capital, and
the crwods that looked on 'were cor.
rospondingly greuter. Then, too, their
niujosties were accomplished by u turg-
er escort.
The scenes along the route Were to
n grunt extent a repetition of those of
yesterday. with it much greater crowd‘
of spectators. _ t
The procession hogan to form in the:
yard of Buckingham Palace and the,
adjacent street iii 9 o'clock. and two
hours inter it was under way.
Between lines of cheering thousands
the royal party rustle. stntely progress
from Buckingham Palace by way or;
Constitution ilill, Picudilly, Trafalgar
Squoie through the. city, over London
inldge liy Borough Road and West'
mlnster lltltige, thus mailing a com»
plete circut
The pngennt included (our full squad.
runs of cavalry, representing all liran~
cites of that arm of the service. bile
Gunrds. Dragoons. litissurs and ban-
cers, each accompanied by its own
hand and a section of Horse Artllery.
These were tollowad hy nil the novel
and military oldes‘decnmp on duty.
the War Olllce stall. dcputntlous of
foreign otllcers, the royal unite. the
members 01' the roynl family and the
foreign princess, and the colonial and
indlun escorts, who immediately pre-
ceded the suite carriage.
in the royal equipngo with the king
nnd queen rode Field Mnrsiiul Kitchen—
er and the bearer of the royal stand»,
11rd.’i‘he roynl esotirt brought up the
rear.
Seats for mom thousands had been
erected along this loin: route and thei
progress of the kiln: uutl queen was ill-E
deed a royal one. hivorywhere iheyl
received an upronrloun welcome from?
the visttdrs In theshotels (rein then;
stnnds of i‘lcndtliy ’i‘rntulgnr Square;
and the sound from the
turn of London pr.opcr who had;
brought their intuition to the (Hit) ior
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humltlor subjects south or the river.
The decorations of yesterday reinnln- ,
t'tl 111 i‘ituitillly iillil those in the other!
tum-ts trnvm-sed Were not less smir-
iltt‘tllltl‘. In the Strmnl their were rows
oi inusis ouch hunting o red lion. Milli
innitu‘uunlh, n red velvet drnpery with;
Colored ‘
imwn li‘lot‘t street to Luthtnte Cir”
ens there were ulternntelr Venetian
mnstu pith cross hnra und plilur masts
tin \t‘ilt'llm‘t musis surmounted h) on
uuuel or figure oi Fliiliu W 1111 her trum.
pit nhllo the plllnr nmsin supported
the liritish lion lilitl the unicorn. 'l‘he
tnnstn were con-net'tell hy resinous oi
greetinl‘y.
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'l‘herc‘s nothing thni cures people oi
“tinting things like, helm: uhlo to iii-
lot‘tl (item.
itllllltlliililiis
‘Free
Bible Lecture
BY THE
Boy Evangelist
F. W. HUDGlNOB,
' NEW YORK CITY
TOPIC
"Life, Death and
the Hereafter”
"Pleasant Hour Theatre"
NORWALK. CONN.
3 P. M.
Sunday, June 26th
'. no converter: 4
Ii
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TiME TABLE
On and Aftdr Fflt'libhAY. JUNE 23. 1911
Steamer Huntington
' CAPT. WM. C. YOUNG,
Will not as follows:
Leave Huntington for Nor-walk Mont
day: and Fridays «116MB a. nu, and
225 b. Mi ‘ ‘
Leave Namath (or Huntington, Mont
do I and Frill I lit 31 41v a. m. and
business i ‘ . _
Shavmg Guild
“The Sentinel” Readers fer
This Offer Ends J uly 5th at the
Latest. Only a Few Razor Out;
fits Left, and when they are
‘ gone the offer closes
This outfit is pesitively 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,ta money saver, and strictly sanitary.
This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated Holder.
-
. r / 'wtfi'
One Silver Plated Stropper.
Six Fine Steel Blades—none better.
One Genuine Horse‘hlde Leather Strep.
One box of "Very Sharp" Strep 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 Nor-walk 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 storm 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 oil'ice, Washington St, South Norwalk, with 85c in '1
cash and get one of these outfits.
These will positively be sold to
SENTINEL READERS only at this Special
Price.
This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling
at this office.
Sentinel Razor Coupon
THE VALUABLE COUPON
in this advertisement can be exchanged for a “HAMIL-
'lON" Coupon “5" and added to those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following
Su‘qifi' n Snaps. Clonnsm null Pow»!
Finnitlin Mills Floui und‘ ‘Whent-
int"
"Moi‘lflt'ti" (‘ igumttvs
tlostnfltns (lingo! \le
Klill“liil't)lmki‘l Biscuit Cu. Clocks!
‘ ‘ "Z Moth Flakes
i 'Miiihlllilt‘i title”
5, "'l‘iili‘ 11 1.1: 1:
Suturing Powder
"Hamilton Coupons and Bondl" also given by Thousands of INDE-
litinkei’n Cocos and Chocolate
lluker'n Premium Cocmut
it'lionohuc'u (mitt-«s. ltilil Tens
"Flush" l-lnnd Cleuncr
i-‘iunivy's Soups and Cleanser
i‘um M. ir" Sy'ru
"id’litflx Hollies" t-«tnrch
‘luiseli" i’etfnmcs and Toilet Ro-
J nuisiten
litiilult v '8 Rubber Heels
PENDENT ClGAR STORES
The South
dr one given below
This VALUABLE COUPON from
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5"
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Th? Hamilton cdtpura‘tt‘on. 29 58W. sad so, New York City
Pu sent this if nupon at the Ad- W rite for illustrated Catalog of
Norwalk Sentinel
ilontititnl i’rt- miumn & Voucher
for in FREE Bonds.
13 North Main Street
Mason's Shoe Polish and Dressing 1
{as
a»
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We share your .1'
b elief in the
merits of your
values, but that
. does not sell
; anything! It
3 needs to be ad-
‘ vertised in The 1
Sentinel. ‘
w. .
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Spring Goods
New in Stock 1
E E. Gorham
Decorator
10 mm on, em Nomik
Telephone 452
A,
AI dttttgnior hat been born to Mr.
sud Mrs. distilled surest. oi hie. ito
David Wllavmond _. ., I ,
Funeral Director and. Emhulmei
1! North Main “1'1“!th Norwnilt
nucleation. I Wampum: Strut.
Telephone It cilia. 83M.
“Telephon- It home. I».
TRAVELERS" '
Liability. Policies
‘ ' Protect
Automobile Owners
t. ASK UOAOOUT BATES *
J M. Layton 81 Co.
INSURANCE AND REAL earn!
AGENTS
ii Railrond‘Avm South Norwallt, 0t.
OLEASON wins RHIZE AT VALE.
Philip Glensonml’ South Norwnlk.
u graduate oi. the Mumford High
School, clues or 1909, has taken the *’
“Mineralogy prize or $25 at Yule.
has uhnrgo oi the crimping manage ,
lie
orients oi the little forestry crimp tor
its summer.
TELEPHONE CALL 720 *
nut u 3 Hill
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK’
a... not. ,
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