Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 26, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advert1sements
Wants, To Let, Fer Sale,
Bosiness & ProfessiOnal

Cards, etcetera‘

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cLASSIFIED Advertisements On this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—
Three Times. 50c— Each Additional Word 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

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face or Caps. Double Price

 

WANTED.

WANTED—TWO (300D AGENTS
at the Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 31;
West Washington 81. Call after 6 p.
111. 5 121131

 

WANTED—BY YOUNG GIRL. SIT-
nntion at light housework. inquire 17
Lexington Ave. 123 31

Losr

LOST-«1110111 8 TURDAY. BLACK
purse. containing 6 and pins. Reward
for return to Sentinel office. j261t

FOR SALE.

FOR 8ALE~STANDING GRASS
inquire Capt. E. HISmlth, Rowajaétog.
6 t

 

LOSTv—A SMALL FOX TERRIER.
color brown, short tail and had collar
011. Reward oiiered by Mike DePetro.
iii Il'outou St. 126 St

 

WANTED-«GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire Orchard Cottage.
Belle island. “" "

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MACHINIST8~FIRST CLASS MA-
chinlsts and visehands; wages. $3.211
per (lav of nine hoursfstendy work to
competent men. Apply personally or
by mail to G. W. Church, 36 Park liow,
care iiomer Bishop. Stamford, Conn.

320 (it

WANTED— SALESMEN. SEIJL
dealers high] advertised article. .1:
clusllel3 or Elli do 'line; no samples to
rar13 llerlame.21i’1 W.
New York city.

 

119111

 

WANTED-ltl,0(lt) i1‘i‘l'A’l‘lll-llt BEDS.
also antique furniture. Highest rush
prices. German lv‘cnther (‘0. Address
110:: K.. Sentinel Otllce.1unil 1111

WANTEDw-TO BUY. All. 111x119.
of cattle. liest market mites paid
9%; to 100 lb 1’01 (‘llllt‘R ll. l1‘1lt-d
1111111. South Norwalk. ’l‘el. 11.31.

1 111111111

 

 

WANTED (‘Ohll’l‘l'l‘lZX'l‘ llOl'Hl-I-
norkei‘: no rooltlm.r or heavy wusli-
lug; may stay nights. it; Iluriland
Si. j'Jllll

BOARD WANTED llY GENTLE.

1111111 and wile for the summer; near
shot-1- preferred. or plnce with ground".
Any point between South Norwnlh nnd
\l1'11siport. W. A. (look. 9110 St. Marks
Ave. lirooklyn. N. \ 521131

TO LET
To LETwS’l‘Oillu. 111 aon'rn 11.113;

ill... Music ilnll liloclt. inquire, Knapp
ilox (70., l32 Witter St. 12” ill

 

 

T0 LET——~'l‘() ADULTS
four rooms, all lmprovmnonts.
21 Lowe at.

T0 L Twill): ROOMS.
‘t‘urnlahe. upper floor. from July 1.
No. i2 llluh 81..80uti1 Norwalk. M1-
ply on premises. ji’ll 'il
TO LET lv‘Ollll litlllllli‘l. ilil\\.'\'
111.11111, No ii Day i-lt. l111p1i11~ on tin-
111 mnluen 121i lit

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(Will.
luqn'iw

 

 

TO LETMF‘LAT. H'l‘A'l'lONMiY
tuba. hot and void water. butligahd 111111.
to adults only. inquire ntfi nturo. 7'
North hinln 8t. illlti‘

To LETmS’l’OllE ANlrlFtX'l‘iiitEB.
126 Booth Main St. inquire 1211111. A. A.
Betta. .‘urwnllr. iuill it

To LETmlmlCK HOUSE 02‘ 11313.11 V
on rooms. all o11nve11ionce11.2'i Union
Ht. Apply to The Hatch (tr llalioy (‘11..

 

 

 

.Wnior 8h. heath Norwallr. ‘ nilll‘ti
TO Liil’i‘élinbil‘, or nounnn

1111111111.. haven rooms. all improvetnen‘hl.
in l’l'inileid Bi. inquire W. .fiam
ford, 1 ant Ava. Fast 11111111111111.9511th

To LETwiIAMiL’I‘ON 1111111. NAM“
or iwot‘nmiiy neuron 1111111111. and flu
11111111 tint; all improvements; need con
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph ll Taylor. ’ 111331

To LETwBMALL unevm. r1111
picnic nominees.
11111111111 or 11 tiny» outing Apply to
11‘ W. Knapp. llridge BL. East More
unlit. , 124 ill

To LETwl’liElABANT {1311012ng
iurnlelletl room. with board;gentlc1
1111.111 111 married couple. Table board.
it: ilmiland 8t. :24 iii.

if .1111. can 1112.1 persuade, a small
number of thy lfi?‘)pi€f whogrendxand
1m; influenced by‘ ‘Wnnt? 1.1111111111111111
in Tim sentinel. 1111111111 1111111111111 your
property, you'll dnd a buyers.

 

 

 

121') lb Bl .'

dress Drawer ii., Norwalk.

 

iiuitnhle for fault 1y ;

LOSTWBANK BOOK 1055 ON NOR-
waik Savings Society. Payment has
been stopped. Finder plenuo return
to bunk. i211 5310

LOSTWBETWEEN ROWAYTON M.
Church and South Norwaik. gold

 

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FOR sate—one corraen 1111
right piano. slightiyused; a bargain
for someone. Call and get the price.

The M. Steinert 6': Sons 00., 16 South 1

Main St. South Nor-walk. 126 :11.

 

FOR SALE-WILL SACRIFICE
one plane; ~1vo need the room. Price

$20. The M. Steinert & 801111 (30.. 113.

South Main St. South Norwallt. 326 iii
F011 sata~11~r12 . 8.111. 1111.111.

 

‘ 2, held at the 111111111

1111mm
church. D3111
bury. 1111111111 1111111111111. and attracted

. 1 a large audience all women and .thm‘
.1 men. The men were rather uncomfon

table under the tire of certain remarks.

heentingly directed “might at them.
‘ but stuck it out unhlncliingly to the

.liniah.
Miss Clara M. Hill daughter of Univ
ted States Congressman-L1} J. Hill, 0:

5 Norwalk, was anon! the speakers.

She began by reading a sultrarlat

. poem setting forth the‘prineipale and

arguments for the some and then can;
tinned in part:

"The change in the work of our
homes makes the vote a necessity for
women, During the past one hundred
years, there has been a complete revo
iutlou in industrial and ‘soclal condi-
tions. One hundred years ago women
in their homes spun the cloth. made
the clothes for the family, cured the
meat, preserved and canned the fruits
a and vegetables. baked the bread.
made the butter. had charge of the en-
tire education of girls and boys and
tool: care of the sick. Women then
could protect their children from evil
influences, their daughters from un-
healthy and demoralizing conditions,
and their homes from infectious cloth-
1111111111 impure food.

“Today all these things have
changed. Under the present conditions
.the home-makers are entirely depen-
dent upon the outsid world for all the
things which are necessary for the
very lives of their families, and yet
women have no voice in making the
laws which regulate these conditions."

"The law-makers naturally have to
think always of the particular inten
eats of the people who elect them. We-
men should be among these to whom
the legislators are directly responsible.
History proves that governments pay
attention to the people who keep them
in power and not to the demands of a
disfranchised class"

 

GIRL3 NEARLY DROWNED. ..

 

Accident at'Hickory Iiuii ‘Cauud Ex-
citement on Saturday.
Hickory 1111111 bathing beach was the
scene of a near-drowning. yesterday,
when 11 young lady was suddenly over»
come. 11111111111131 113- 1.11.1. action of the

 

white hull dog. iiewnrd‘ for return to
21111111111111.1111“ St. - i261:

LOSTmliE’l‘WEE.‘ WATER AND
ilaviland £111.. small brown purse. con-
taining sum of money. Reward for re-
turn to Sentinel oillt-e. 32-1 :it

 

 

LOST-SMALL FOX 'i‘ltllllliEit
pup. short tail. pure white. except
brown spot on eye; collar 1111. Reward
i‘or r111 urn to S. Ain‘umson, 111,1. ilouton
St. 2331

PROFESSIONAL.

.CLAiRVOVANT—TELLS YOU ALL
you want to know. Price 2111:. hindmu
Elsinore. «it; South Illnln Si. ‘21‘13l

 

 

 

 

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

“HiLL8lDE"~«~Dl1:Siit;\iii.i1il BOARD-
ers wanted at "Hillside,” l’rosilert l'llll,
Norwnlk. ileantiiul lnwn and trees.
(‘oinltirtnble bedrooms. Excellent. la
blue. Terms 312 to tits“ per Week. Ad.
1111121 1111

BUSINESE NOTICES.

 

 

hreastpin. Reward for return to Sen good con itloh; sails. oars rudder. etc.
tinol emce. ' 126 it inquirel 1 South Main 81.12631
LOST—~SMALL iliilNDliiC AND FOR SALEMCHEAP. 26-F00'l‘

launch. iii-1i h. p. llarker engine. 011111-
or bah no thither use (or her. inquire
33618011111. Main 81.. South. Namath

j (“at 1. .

FOR BALE- 1ttlll‘13AP. l.i‘1‘ SOLD AT
once, robin-Hired runabout, lair con:
tiltion. inquire Frank C. Becker. ll
b‘airfieltl Ave. 1‘34 :lt

 

 

FOR 8ALE~NFW litit'SE. NINE
moms. with plot of around 1"0 it.
from. all 1ear.2t18 deep with fruit and
ehrnhhery. Terms 111151 to ready inner:
Apply to owner. 11‘. ii. ilart, linymoud
St... llowuyton. Conn. 12361

FOR SALE-~<SEVENTEEN-Ftitl'l‘
llnt- bottom launch. Palmer engine. p111
llCtlllill) Well built: 11111 years old: do-
titled 111111111111 W. ll. i’ecli.ll111l1or
View Beach. fill 111-

 

 

FOR SALE ~1-i1‘lllt28il 00W. 1111); -l.
Route-40. linricn. near old Red Mill.
0r. telephone Stamford Dita. 124912.

leiil

 

FOR SALE-miitillt-‘ihlillllill i‘l‘ltNi-
ture. Everything going cheap. Parties
leaving town. Apply 40 Chestnut St,
fioutli NorWhlk. - 123 lit

 

PIGTURE FRAMES MADE TO Oil
der Largo variety oi mouldings. i’ric
on reasonable Mat bonrd.1;lass. etc.
At the old established frame shop. 78
\‘l’aahlnulou 8L. upstairs. all if

 

NOTlCE —~ PAINTING. PAPER

“ hanging. Decorating, by practical man.

Save money by buying your wall p111
our and painlorn’ supplier of Alex.
White, 61% idly Ave. Tel. 428. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.

NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair chop. All kinds

 

custom made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 Went Wnnhlnnton tit

 
 

1LI.W)~N.~&I 1w ..

111111 11111111

FlOluVEN’l‘ NOTICE.

 

 

illstriut of Norwalk. 1111.,
Court. June 17. A. 11.. illil.
11311111111 oi“ Abbie W. iiilliman. late or
ivorwnlk. in lurid district, devoured.
The Court of probate tor the District.
111 Norwnllt. 111111 1111111111 and 111111111111
all: months from the date lie-root for
the creditors or said estate tn'veithibll
their claims for settlement. ‘Those
who neglect to present their 11111111111111.
properly attested within raid (1.
l‘nrill be dohnrred a recovery. All new
111111111 indebted to mid initiate are 11111
queried to malts immediate paymhnt to
MlllNlN 1v EiliulliMAN
:19 till ill Administrator.

11191111 1111511 ’11 liutxholo’r‘juis a land
whore inhabitants are all engaged but
none is married. ‘

Probate

 

 

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"?l‘he new (lid Widl lire 1111111911 will be
given :1 tryout. this afternoon. The
team is: aheanty.

 

A new plate glass window was in-
stalled lit the nanltary bakery esialn
11111111111111, in South Main street. this
morning. to invite the 1111.111 of the one
which 1111111 11111111111111 by the parent one

 

, pinned of the as: m

 

FOR SALE-ml-ltllli‘llé}. liiil MAIN ST.
Norwaik. Twelve roomn, bath, 1111111111
bent. 1111s. hardwood liners; loll Thxi'lfi.

 

Sacrifice it sold before .111in H. F.
lloyer. 2113 Orchard 81.. New ilaron.
Conn. jiii 8t

HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL

kinds of music. The Bazaar, 70 Wash»

lnnton at. so. Norwaik. 11111311

FOR BALEwOillO iiOliBEB. lN-
quire l3. llorshileld, 19 Wood 81.. or
122 Water St. 11129”

 

 

1111111111113 Notice

123"! BfiMl-ANNUAL DlVlDIND OF
THE NORWALK fiAVlNQfl
BOCIETYi
‘NORWALK, OONN

June in. 191.1.
M 11 meeting of the Directors of thin
Society. hold this day. a Dividend at
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per
nnnum with declared to depositors
from the earnings of the slit months
ending done 30 lilll
The same will be entered on 111111111
11);!)th and paid on and after July fill.
my order or the 111111111 of 11111111111111.
r‘ltl-Jlllllllltlll A lilting.
lei tilt Trnnsumr.
m

Dividend Netice

THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVING!
BANK.

hunth .Norwalk. (T301111.
At 11 meeting at the directors of this

 

11111111 held this titty. a dividend at the

rate elf four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the new

logo of the six months 11111111111 June

.10. Hill The same will be 111111111211

 
 

July ill.1
ll: order of the heard of hired
, owner; 1.. woonwae
We

N the Namath city 1111th tliis‘e‘venlnd

on 11111111101111 and 11111 on and alter
1‘1 ‘ anon on the 111111 or the city fathers.

11611111131111. are 1:101!an 11111111111 William
11v and" ’ w shaman to- 1111111 not

water on her heart and sank under a
{on feet of water 11 here she remained
helplesa. despite the efforts of her
«1110111111111101111: Hm! it not been for the
excellent services of her young lady

“111111111111 Norton. the 110111111 lady, who
is said to have come from llurlcn.
would have been drowned.

‘i‘iw nitcntlomof the residents oi
ilukor3 llluif “as that attracted to
[the beach by the cries of the 30111111
pimple who were bathing there At
that no attention was paid in lqu.

companion and the 11111111111 work of ~—~—-—-———~--~-w~~«»~—~

1111 11111.11 make a great ran-11111 oominuah

i1. l-‘innlly. however, Mrs. F. ii. Nur-

11111. who was sitting on her veranda.

5.1111 the feet oi the We xll‘lti sticking
out or the water. She screamed and
her son. llutnmett Norton. rushed to
the bench. diving in directly to the
assistance of the young women.

All this while the other girl had
been hanging on to the drowning we»
1111111. linmrnett's father and Edgar
Monitor also went to the bench and
between the three oi them, they got
the young lady out of the water to
the wharf. where they succeeded in
bringing her to conurloimnells again.
She wan hurried to hire. Norton’s cot-
tage. where routerativea were applied,
and Dr. L. M. Allen sunnnoued.

The physician arrived soon and lin~
‘ 11in «unneeded in getting the young
woman so that she could return to
her home
TENT CARRIED OUT,OF DANGER.

Had it not been for the prompt work

 

11111111 at Colombo: (ii-eve would have
been unmanned by lire i-lniurdny 11111111
1111111. in some way 111:1 refuse and old
1111111111 in the grove tool: fire and was
making; rapid headway tor the 11111:.
The young men quickly struck the tent
and 101111. it out of danger. utter which
they extinmihhod the tire The young
1111.111 were 111.1. Chloe J '1‘. Parker H.
b Floyd Cl. 11111111111111 11ml 2‘. ’1‘.
111111111. ‘ ‘

 

re 01110an 11111111111115 av A 111111
IRINOUM.

The local 1111101111 of the United lint-
111111 or North 1111111111111 reported 11111111111
111111 that the union 111111 decided in 1111
lure to elect its national dinner; by a
referendum void instead of choosing

heretofore. The new plan 111 to go
into eerie: 11111 3111111111111 1. 1‘ ’1 1

l
‘ . 'i‘hore 11111 11111 a special meeting or

 

to consider the 1111111111111! in the 111.1111
and amendments to the city 1111111111111.
The meeting will probably be 11 lengthy
one as the 1111111111“ in or great 11111
111.11.11.11 and worth of great consider»

 

 

 

1 them at its national conventions or

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with her back to We bench. turned and '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of 11 party of young men. one of the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

This Offer: “Ends J uly, 5th atilthe .,

Latest. ' Onlyr a Few Razor Out;

fits Left, and when they are
gone the offer closes

 

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

chased' 111 any store.
1. It will be given only for ten Premium COupons cut in order

of their numbers from The

Sentinel. and 851:. If you have never used a Safety Razor, you don't know the satisfaction ~ 1
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: $2.1m , "

One Silver Plated Holder.

One. Silver Plated Shopper.

Six Fine Steel Blades—none better. .

One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.

One-hex 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 Norwalk or vicinity.

\ N
1‘ _’. 1.111% 4

~.. rm “12..

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 strap them, and with “Bailey' s Very Sharp"
will be equal to new.

Dressing your old bladel.

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No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with “361% Veryfitlp’p’t . .. .

Dressing on your strep. this' 111 all eliminated.
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when

11.1

tinrf‘”
.v 1 .‘W

you.have ten consecutivelx, .. -

numbered bring their: to The Sentinel ofiice. Washington 31.. South Norwalk with 851: 111i

cash and get one of these outfits.

These will positively be sold to
SENT‘INgL READERS only at this Special
Price.

This Outfit can be seen at any time by calling
at this office.

 

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Sentinel Razor Coupon

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THE VALUABLE COUPON

in this advertisement can be exchanged tor 11 “WW“, ;‘ .

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

8 ‘ on 111 Cleanser and Powr l‘unkol'a (‘ocoa and Chocolate
1Mer 8 ‘ ' 'W ‘Mnmm's {lime ‘Pnlisg 111111 Dressing
”‘ 1 ill Flour and heat. i‘iakt-r‘e ’1‘e1n um oeoanu

hrurrltlli ll 11 (i'iionoliue'u (:ol’fcou. and Teas
h‘”lnui1 Hand Cleaner

St .miny' s 811111 1s and Cleanser
"P: 1111 Mar" 'yrilgim

"Morison" t‘innrettea
(111111111111 .11 (linger Ale
Knickerbocktu Illa-tout! Co. Cruelt-

"i‘luih Ruffles"

"2.11." Moth Flakes . minaret!" Perfumes 11ndh Toilet Fle-
"11111111111111 llluo" J unanisit
Securing Pun 11m lludulm 11 Rubber Heel:

" "i‘iilll- tl-lddl‘."
"Hamilton Coupons and Bonds" also given by Thousands of mo:-

PENDINT CIGAR QTORES

 

 

 

 

 

 

We share your
.: belief in the
' *1 merits of your .
' values, but that "
. does not sell
anythingi It

 

 

. i
This VALUABLE COUPON from 1 needs to be‘ nil- ‘
The South Norwalk Sentinel é vertised in The
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5” Sentinel ‘
The Hamilton Corporation. 29 35 W. 33d 8h. New York City
_ Present this Coupon at the Ad~ [write u1'1‘1‘1I igua'ttrmgd gatvnio’nhg'i '
,1 tires. given below wimp” Fnhlldollhmd :1 o u 'W-u—l-lr. ,
13 North Main Street ‘ .5-

' The Saturday evenlng'danoo at the
Knob was largely attended and a good
time enjoyed by all present.

Mrs. Horace 1.. ilubhall 11nd daugh-
ter. Min Marguerite 1111111111111. or Mon
an avenue. united Saturday on a trip
to the Bermuda islands to be 11111111 new
oral Girl.

 

A number of the 11111qu at the
Nerwailt Country lob enjoyed the reit-
ulnr Saturdny evening dance. 8116b
(1111’s orchestra furnished the 11111111111.

‘Jl delightful 11111111 minutes of prayer
and music was held 111 the 31111111 Nor-
waik Methodist nipiaoopal (11111111111. last
evening. The choir did finely. and
Rev. John ill. Zelier preached no excel-
lent sermon.

at

 

Frank Murder and family have ink-
en up their residence at (10111110 Beach.
where they willromain during the
summer months.

 

 

'l‘honuui Henry Menard Robina res
iiiiiiled 11t11 duties at the South Ner-
‘wali: T111111 Company. this morning, 111-
ter enjoying 11 week's vacation.

Miss Elisabeth id. 01111111. oi ‘l‘orro
111111111. started now that city this at-
ternoon. expecting to arrive in New
York tomorrow" ntterneon. where she
will he met by Mrs. J. W. 1111111111121" and
wiil‘apend the summer with her 111
the Morbarkemo Hotel.

 

Sentinel ads. brim; results.

I

Excursions VHuntlhgton and
Valley Grove

would ‘1'ch 711111.11:
on .1111 After 151%“. June 23. 11111

Steamer 1111111111 1111
CAPT. WM. 11. you a. «
. Will 11111 as vellum: .
Leave Huntington tor Nomik M11111
day- And Fridge at 6.116 11. 1a., and
1”! m3 '

 

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grim picnic committee of the 81111111
Norwali: congregational Church re-
ported 11111111111311 that the annual pic-
nic Would be behind July that Helen
Point} in one lt’rnlns. the affair will
'bo‘belti on the. following day. The
American Band has been engaged to
tarnish music tor the aeration and the.
entertainmenrem’umittee will lineage
tor 1111111111311. The hernmntos is made up
11131131111 ‘11. than. 31111111111 (3111-1111111.
Kramer that hit 11 than

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11‘ 1111111113111 111 13146 11. ‘

 

2251)
Leave 1111111111111 11111 l-luntlnaton. slur:

 

 

TELEPHONE 11111.1. 720 V

1111111 1111

(Gregory 11.111.111.11

 

EAST NORWALK:
Shore 1111111111 and All 11111

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

1 1.11. 1201111011. 11111211

GIRWDE AND CUIDINE UP 1'0

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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