Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 5, 1911 · page 3

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Wants, To Let, Fer Sale,
Business 81 Professional.
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 Caps. Double Price

 

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. 5-PASSEN-l
gcr steamer in perfect order. Fine

cur, shoes and everything first-clues;
or will exchange for small runabout.
Also one-cylinder Pope-ilnrtford, good '
running order, $90. W. 1. Austin. N0-
l‘otOll Heights. Conn. 05 3t

 

ON SALE AT LEARY &, COI‘S
newsstand. Rullroutl Arc, Chancellor‘s
Lessons for Foreigners and Adult lie-
ginners in English, Arithmetic, Rond-
ing, History and ilmmnmcnl :lt) cents,
small books; .30 (t‘litti largo hooks
lnlut‘y u. ('0. oi .. 7 1012 iii

 

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE—~20
horsepower; t‘x‘t-ollonl condition;
roomy, ilyo-pttssongor; t‘nuine _ and
transmission almost new; Iurgo lamps.
Itop. curtains, tools: thorough inspec-
tion invited. ()niy Mild. Mr. llichurda.
llurion. t'i‘rolley, between ilownyton
:tlnl ilnrienl. o-i lit.

FOR SALE~~ MEN‘S SUITS, OVER-
couts, huts untl gloves; lilllll’ri' untl ('llil
dren’s second-hand clothing. l’rltcs to
suit all. At 3 Wall St. Nurn'ulk. Ut’t.
7 and 9, afternoon uud owning. Starts
Saturday at 2 p. m. 04 :lt

FOR SALE WELSH l;.~\.\'li.\l"l.l‘l'l‘.
in good order. (‘up ho soon it! ilr-llo
"Island. \i'. (K Smith. oi :lt

FOR SALE' $131M! lil'Yh‘ ii ACRES
at good land to cullituto untl now 7-

‘lli Ilotllo. Ptlt‘t‘iinuer can make good
mutt; ruining poultry llilll l'ruit. l'urt
msh. Also, two nice lnrgo lots in Most
Norwullt, $600. Addrous 1in .‘ill, South
Nill'WEllk. ‘ Q4 7t

FOR SALE~SldViGh lillllJilNG
lots, Bust Norwnlk, encli htixlhtl. cor-
lwr ol' Gregory Boulevard ntul Third
St. For particulars nppiy to J, M. Ln)
ion & (30., inc., South Norwulk. mi in

wFon SALE—kul’l‘ll summon.
clump. inquire of .i. M. Layton ti‘: (‘o.,
Inc., 8 Railroud Ave, South Norwulk.

Oily ill

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FOR SALE-«WOOD
stove nearly new: lill ouk (lining room
tuhle: ilnc upplen, also pours. tilt}
Wont St. ’l‘vi. 5:39. oil :lt

"ml-56h SALE SMALL nousn won
eulv or t-xrlulllgo. inuulro 230 \\'usil~
intzton St, oil ill

FOR SALE.--~A’l‘ SAGAMORE PARK
n-iioinlng 'i‘okoneke Pork, bountiful
lmiitlipg lot 75mm: terms to suit
purthnoer. In uire llohott it. Srnlzl,
Reel Feline Agent, Rowmtou. Conn.
Tie 3N. slit) in]

a lulLDING‘LOTB 0N 'l‘llllll') S'l‘..
.. Kant Norwnlk. 50mm ouch; $500 for

the two lots. inquire lunuc Church, 38
V Cove Ave. all if

"WM ‘PROFES‘él‘ONAL. w ..

ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON, ()lt—
punih’ of til'uco Church, voidecultllro,
porn tone produciltm. lilll Main 31..
Norwulk. 'l'oi. ii). 02 int

PIANO, ORGAN. THEORY. Amen
H. llllmm. 9 Chestnut, St. Teacher of
zmmlc. organist and director Firm
t‘uurch. Norwnilt Music cnmnomnl.
annoyed and transported ’l‘ciunhmwi
891 5323 till

. PIANO lNI’f’RUCTlonTllolt
awhile" and individual reuuhoutput»1
receive special attention Pro-for to
instruct pupils at their hume. Mlnn'
Leila A. Gregory. Nurwulk (1.0m; it.
1973.42.31 1m

-WWWan “.11 .2 m. -.

Dmdend Notice

Folrileld County Savings limtk

wnlih. Conn. Sent. 21. um.
tn or the directors of the.
Ouch y Slavic 9 Bank held
it dividend tit t e rate of. four
1“. cent was declared to do
n from the earnings of the six
‘ in; Sept. 80, till .
he entered all pill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

TO LET “ l

WAWTED.

 

TO LET—SINGLE ROOM AT 120
Washington St, ogentleman. Call
evenings at 120 West ngton Sn. over
hardware store. 05 3:

TO LET ~~N0 .l \VINFIELD ST
East Norwnlk. on trolley line level!
rooms In double house modern im-
provements. inquire of \V. 8. Hon-
ford, East Norwalk. ()5 6t

To LET~~~-SEVEN-RO0M HOUSE
on First St, East Norwaik. in uire
of Charles H. Ferris, Central
Company.

 

 

cod 1
of. :it

particulars. “llustler,” 153 Sixth Ave,
.New York. 05 1‘!

WANTED ~- TEAMB'I‘ERS. THE
Ferris Coni Co. 06 it

wmrzo-Jro RENT. A SMALL
farm between Norwalk and George-
town will buy if Brushed. Bend full pur-
tlculure W reen. Georgetown,
Conn. 05 6t

WANTED—4‘3“? MILES FROM
The Norwulke. several acres wood-
land. cheap; fertile when cleared;
suitable poultry farm; on easy terms;

 

 

 

TO LET-«ROOMS AT 38 OSliOllN
Ave, East Norwulk. Inquire of Ray-
menu S: Ambler, Wilton oi :lt

T0 LETw—Oii‘li‘fl‘l‘ lN (‘OLEllI RN
building. turner Main and Wall Sttti
“out and oil modern imm‘oneuts.‘
Apply to ii. i“. (lolehurn. 212 Wull Si.
'Xuru‘ulk. u

TO LET »~ ’l‘WO
looms for llizltl llOllSDkil‘llk.

 

 

Inuuho
lOl \\ est St

TO LETV‘VVVSIN ROOMS Sl‘l‘t_)Nll
lioor. nil ilnprm'onu-nls. :ilm tilllH‘fl
nuittthio for dcntlul. lunl ltut'npo lurgo
enough for two curs. .\i a i“. ll. link
or. I; lv‘ort 81., la, .\‘or\\':tll;

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TO LETMilAMlllTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, it rooms. and ti.
room flat; nil improvements; good con~
ditlon: one block from railroad Million.
Joseph R. Taylor. 1:18 If

i WAN-reo-

ulttr ii p. m. und Sutultlm uttotnooni

WANTED~CURTAINS TO DO. 250
to I.i'tc per poll‘. (‘all or write, 43 On
porno Arne Eliot Norwuik. 05 it

 

room and board in private family Ad-
dresu llnnrd t-ttre Se nel. ol lit

WANTED “BY A M3 N, room Ind

0‘ Ii board. on n quiet street; meal: to he,
5 . , st wed in his bedroom Address Quiet. '
H'RVSH" {Hi i .tro Sentinel.

at no
WANTED “mum l.ll(ic 'ro liI’Y

 

 

, Take the Famlly to Hoyt' I.

IN YOl'\(i (‘Ol' l’Llr‘...

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. THE THEATRE PERFEGT
Always Ronda—Often Great Bills

Whon‘
Everybody Goes
A PROGRAM yoF GALA EVENTS

An. Announcement Exceptionally Ex-
trlordlnnry

THE INIMITABLE COMEDY STARS

James Ward and
Clare Virginia

(Recently of The Henpeckn) Playing
their Rip- floating Farce
THE PIANO SALESMAN

If you don't like to laugh. don't see

these clever artiste

SUPPLEMENTARY FEATURE
Laughiand‘l Brightest Luminaries

Walter Wills

pm! hi. .

3 - PEACHES- 3

. Appearing In Bongo, Dnncud Humor _

From the Winter Gnu-den, New York
arm-ins ARE

Warren and Brockway

The Musical Mlnhmaken

W. J. Coleman"

The Baron of Funlund

Brandon and Taylor
A Singing and Dancing Spectacle
All the Newest a.
Motion Pictures

DAILY MATINEES—Prlcn 10 and 15c
(Time 2: 16)

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVENINGs—Prlcen ........ 10.15.25:
(7: 00 and 9:15)

 

ARE YOU A HOYT REGULAR?

IF NOT, WHY NOT?

'FHOUOANDS .III
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’ltlttvhcn rungo in good condition. or
noultl mu huntzo gut; rungc, gas heater
ox guts lump lot sumo. Addrvne t‘, A.

z".l mum of Stnllno

w'ItuTEB it?“ twiluuvrn

 

 

 

WANTED-~0l‘l'3ltA'i‘OltH 0N POW-
er nntchines. Learners taken on und
paid while lenrnlng, lnieratuto ltuh-
her Co, 88-85 Washington St. nls tf

 

LOST

LOST OR 8THAYED~~LARGE
«lurk colorotl cow. Diauppeured frtnn
prentlsou during last. night. li‘indcr
plotted rolurn her to or notify A. W.
Morgan, lllgltwood. Norwnlk.

L08T~\\r‘lii'l‘lll FOX TERRIER.
hrown earn and wot on tilde; humor»
to name of Hunter. Reward for return
to 8. Kaolin, 110 Went Cedar l-it.

. . all iii.

LOST-VA iiOliJl‘AlLEl) KI'I‘TEN.
with four white toeu. lion-«rd if re
turned to fill South Main Ht. M It

LOBTmRMAlll. IllEA’l'illCll Fill!
with nllvor lilitli‘lllllt‘lll: llllllliiil ii. I
M. liewurti for return to \‘l'nrwlt'k
liolol. oi lit

LOST 0N Nt’ilt\\'Al.i{ ()Il
\‘Vinnipuuk trolley, Monday night,
hint-k pocketbook continuing lhroo
rings, ollo with ll. ll. it, on. $5 reward
for return to Mrs. ll'one Miller, 24 Pork
at. oil in

 

 

 

 

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" Mtasmo CHILD rouub.
nounuvunu, n. J., om. 5.“Th0

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John F. (lruy. u woulihy farmer, who
won supported to have been kidnapped
by n mynieriouu woman In rut automo-
hllo yesterday was found today sleet»
in; peacefully on the mounteinnlde
pour here.
MURDER!!! ACTS INSANE.
OREGON m., Oct ii. Mm. Henry F}.

practiced antics thnt convinced the
Staten Attorney that the prisoners
defame will be lheanity. lie utters

p“. lately mounted and covered hit! held
in hell than talked and directed hyni

 

ruug’ntter Get

 

iy to Wu who visited him

Ilwo your old Mnry tlray duughter of.

Webster, eolifeum wife nlnror today,

BUSINESS NOTICES.

EMFLOYMENT AGENCYwJAMEB
A. Fuller. newly cetnhlished Employ-
tnent Agency. 45 Franklin Ave, Nur-

 

wulk. ’l‘ol. till-t3. Situations wanted
for air”. (“all at tho otlloe M J. A.
Fuller. ()3 it

 

HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KlNDB
of untutic McKinley und Century edl
lions .lewolry, musical instruments.
Itutlonery. toys oil! The llnxnur, ‘l’ti
Wueliinxion 8t oil 8t

PICTUREG FRAMED BY 0. DECK-
cr, formerly of 24 North Muin i-li. Full

line of mouldings ut meltlt-nce, 12
l’utnuln Aru, city. l’honn 277-6.
322 if

 

NOTICE—«ON AND AFTER. OCTO-
her let, my employment uncanny will
he locutod ut ilttl Woolllnuion tit. Help
of all kinds furhltihed. Mrs. W. .l.
Wilcox. 320 im

NABH'I MODERN flOODYEAE
boot and choc ropnlr chop. All ltlndl
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed Bil Wont Weuhlntton at.

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m.,»..-u.’ .LM~¢

Dancing

and Deportment

SCHOOL of DANCING, at ARION
HALL, Madison on, Booth wanllu
"BEGINNEIQ' O I.” for Ladle:
and gentlemen nduenduy (Wetting,
001‘. it, M 8 o'clock. A thorough
course of Inuit-notion in the WALT:

and the new society dances. W, GIL-
BERT NEWELL. 25 Liberty 81.,

.Brltigeport. (‘onn (lit-rulers.

 

 

A number of Weeiport people i
at the Dunbttry ll‘air todny

oi 'il. ‘

W. GILBERT NEWELL’O OIL‘CT‘

no u 7

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0- "‘ ilununrinn (eticuka l2 nuiishl. situation,
TO LET~~Ii0l.lSl-I. x ill ltltl’l‘ T: in «lo fittlli‘llll Imam unlit; nootl took l
umuue impr'.o\emunl:~' inqulit- \ll‘l‘.‘ .\ppl\.. “ nod St W 0" z";
\\"',oodualtl in North Main St «29 if WANTED l-J\'l-‘,lt\']~l0l)\' T0.
.. ‘ know the Mansion iimtsv llllti timid;
TO LET ”UNION “(Hill-v. -" etoum-hcntcd room.» for winter. (‘ohl
lnio'u Si- iu‘lck “"“I‘B‘N 23 Inion wouthor is horn. i‘roruro your moms
Sl- ”W ”Mill 5‘ ““193" C"- “HL’ ‘7 single or en suite. Europctu ('r Anter-
’ "‘~‘ irnn plun. First-clans incule, \V'. 1".
TO LET HAM“ A HOUSE 0R 1‘0””. pm], 03 lit
upurunents. every modern convotr _.
ientc. one minute from “out Avo.i RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, Pi’iST~
I lrollm. furnished or unfurnished: hcut oflico clerks, mull t-urricru. November
and hot nuter supplied inquire 53 examinations in South Norwnlk. Sour
West Are all if pie attentions free. Franklin lnnlitttte,i
Dept. ll? J. llochoeit-r. N. Y. 328 lm

 
 

 

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October. 5th

 
 

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‘ aou‘ru NORWALK’Q vnuncvuu
. Tillman

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

E J. Carpenter presents Clyde Fitch’s
sensational adaptation from theGermau

“The Blue MOuse”9

The Talk of All Eumpe .
14 Months at Lyric Theatre, New York
6 Months at Garrick Theatre, Chicago

 
 
 
 

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Prices,

 

Tickets NOW ON SALE at Hoyt' 3 Theatre

-250, 50c, 75c, $1

 

 

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MUSEMENTS

THE BLUE MOUSE.
The intent home-cure for the blues

or any ailment of the "melancholy
tract" is given by Dr. Bmilem. a half-
brother of Sunny Jinfis follows:

.(i) Oplzndhe windows.

(2). Then telephone tor seats for
The nine Mouse.

There have been more cures-«how-
ever, that is another story. The Blue
Mouse '1! the latest creation of Clyde
«Fitch. and is aimed to produce laugh-
ter by innocent, menus. and if the run
of the force at the Lyric Theatre in
New York may be taken as a criterion

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u is male to predict um The ntuo "

\fouse will meet with popular favor
wherever It is seen. The Blue Mouse
will be presented at the Music Hall
tonight.

Bates’ Auto Bus

will run to the

Danbury Fair
Wed, Friday and Sat, Friday

rln West Norwalk. Round trip, in-
cluding entrance to fair. $1.50, Any
one wishing to so please send more

before the (lily they desire. to make
the trip.
olh Store. Darlen. nth

 

 

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Auction-Audio

»

Public Auction

Beginning FRIDAY, October 6th

at 7 p. m. and Continuing Daily at 2.80 and 7.30 p. m.,
until entire stock is sold. Stock Consists of

Diamonds
Jewelry, Silverware
and Silverplatecl Ware .

I Poditively Going out of Business _

 

line will leave Smith’s Nov-.
lthe other half lives

Phone 1648

ALHAMBRA Theatre“

ermronn, CONN.,

Week of Oct. 9th
“THE FOURTH ESTATE"
Weilach‘e Broadway Theatre Slice”.
THIS WEEK,.“BILLV”

 

 

 

 

 

 

WILL ON PRRCRIPTION BLANK.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-—~A physic-
ian's prescription blank. on which Mn.
Laura W. Wilkins wrote her will the
day before her death, was filed for pro-
bate yesterday. The document was
one of the smallest and briefeet ere!
recorded here.

And onehalf the world wonders why

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The Balance of the Stock and Fixtures of l

A. W. AUSTIN

40 WALL STREET, Norwalk, to be Sold at

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