Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 2, 1911 · page 3

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ClaSSified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8. 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 Insertibn.
face or Caps. Double Price ,

In Black-

 

WANTED.

WANTED—~Slx HF. A\ Y WORK
horses, three di"‘l\elS; stcndy employ-
Inent. Raymund Bros. I12 3t

WANTED—«EMPLOYMENT WILL
he glten a single lady young or old.
and free Ient of room, on first iioor.
Address‘ 'IOIIIIer," Notwalk post~0tlit2c
(looti Inference required“ It; 3t

 

 

WANTED I-EVERYBODY TO TRY
“Kristy," the new confection pun».
delicious homemade. Sold ill \\'0ol-
WIIIItlI's, E'It'. n‘.’ :it

WANTED
iti‘oI-ory clerk.
The Soul incl.

 

--~ AN lIIXl‘iIlltliIINi‘lill)
Address (llork. cure of
hi :it

 

WANTED~lltiARli lI‘OR MAN,
wife. and Irhild, in good IIIIlIzhhoIIlIIIod.
Address lI‘., Sentinel. South Nurwnik.

ni ill

 

WANTEN «A Gilli. TO WORK lN

aim-II. Apply lIlIIeII importing (‘.o

10:: \Y IIslIiIIgtoII Sim. South Norw :Ilk
Hi ”It

 

WANTED LADIES ()ll illIIN'l‘idIJ-
Inc II ngII nta IIII Vor walk and all nearby
towns. too to IIIIvIIl. salary. Addictis
L, b1..' Mattiugcr clue ol’ Son inIIl St.)

Noi'wulk. mil :tt
WANTED \\'l‘ .-'\\l2 its .\ll‘..\' (iii
WomI-n; hi" in st \\.‘lt.t 5 mid. Smith oi

Kuui'nmnn.
Grand SL,

.ioscph l.oih's silk mills.
Noru'nik. bill (It

 

WANTEDWA SI\i.lIISl..\llY l.\' A
dry goods store. Apply A. Dickorinnn
& Sonia. out :;I

 

WANTED— “RIG“ 1‘, TRI'S' I \\ ()lt
ihv. ambitious toting girl as II IIsiIiI-I

 

and assistant bookkeeper Ailtlitin‘fi
“Hashim-flown Sentinel. oil :tt
WANTED—RAT ()Nt‘tal. SlIii'lIIlt/tl.

m carpenters. Apply i'IuIIIIIIIIu oi billlt‘li
. & Puc'lthafm. IIIIIIIItIaItImns III MI \inl
lens, .iudIIiI island. out :tI

 

WANTED—~A WOMAN 'l‘tl no
u tiillink and ironing by IlII,I dtl_\. id
tilt‘tiii Mm E. W Tolles Elm (‘I cat.
Norwnlk. oil filt

WANTED» IliY HUNGARIAN GIRL,
niluulioit at III-hora] housework. in
IIIIlIIo' _.l lioulon St. oil) 3t

 

 

WANTED—I IEXi‘l'lRllIl N(‘ F!) (Iltm‘
o‘ty Iiefit. Address “Clerk."t Ittrc SI-II-
i Ital.

 

WANTED-»(tlltl.8
waving; paid 81.60 per day while
i'e't’nrniuu. Smith d. Kaufman, .ltiwp‘ll
iuoth's silk mill Grand 8L, Nonnlk.
l (nil lit

TO LEARN

 

 

 

I, atmama». BALEBPEOPELE sou ALL

partiuoutn i’oII SatuIdtIvs. Mintz's s.
0 il'

 

 

oil
WANTED—«~BOY TO WORK lN
g'rouory more. Addrosa it}, Sentinel
olliIItI. oi‘It) ll

oillce clerks. mail carriers. Novemiior
nomination: in South Norwalk 8am
pic durations tree. Miskito instituto.
Dept. 37 .1." Rochester. N. IV. as im

 

wnurso—ornnnons on row-

or machines. Learners taken on and

paid while learning. interstate Ruh-

her (30.. 88- 85 Washington St: all; it
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

wmrs stscrmc comrhnv—

‘Motors installed or repalrod. house

. wiring. 3013'. work, etc. itixpeit mechan-

loll Reasonable charges. 37 Water

tit . north of Washington. Phone “Mgr-I;
I

 

 

,nlsliIII] rooms. With use of bath;

TO LET

TO LET—«it‘ll RVlSlilJD ROOM
ulth bath for one or two gentlemen
inquire 12 Vt ushington St. at: 3r

T0 LET—LARGE FURNISHED
rooms. all conveniences. inquire ii
lluniord place, South Norwalk. I12 :Ilt

TO LET-~-»~liOilSlIJ. tl2 l’ll'l‘NAM
Ava, l‘reshly decorated; one or two
small Innulies. Keys at 7 ('ourtlandt
place. n2 3t.

 

 

 

 

«I‘lljitN 18” E] I.
two side rooms;

LMttllI‘.
all lin-

TO LET
front room.

 

 

 

 

provoInI-nta; central. Address A.. care
Sentinel. II! :it
To LET~~wiI‘Ol'lt ROOMS, 2h TAY-
lor Ava; lIIIpI'oi‘IIuIIIuIs. Address
llouae. curo Sentinel. 0231 Rt
TO LET-I-I~'l‘\\:t) PLEASANT iI‘l‘ll-

gott-
tlomon preferred; nesr‘centor. .td

dress il.. cure Sontlncl. 0:1] :lt

T0 LET»~~ITlI}N-lloti.\l il()i‘SlII,
Spring: Hill. Norwalk: $10 our mouth.
llltlllll‘l.‘ Norwnlk Sentinel olilco.

 

oiltl

 

TO LET—()F‘lI‘lt‘lIZS [N ('UidililitltN
building. corner Muin and Wall Stu.
”Wit and all Inodcrn impiovcincnis.

 

 

Apply to H. F. i‘o‘IIIhIIrn, 212 Wall 31..
Norwnik. oi tl
TO (5+ I-I'xiox Itotrsn," L'l
"liltiil tit; l7 rooms. all I‘ontIIniIIIII'Ios.
The Hatch IQ l‘IIItin t‘o. ml: If
TO LET I—llAMlifl‘th AVE, HALF

of tIIIo-tnmily houllu, It rooms. and 6-
ro‘oIn flat; all improvements; good cou-
dltion: one block from railroad station
Joseph it. Taylor. (913 if

 

PROFESFIONAL

Miss IDA HUTCHlNGs, liiil'tlll-
tor of the title Prof. W. S. Hill.t‘iliili-'.H,
git-es scltmtlllc head roadimts III :tu
(‘hoatnul St. Tells what mention (")0
is adapted for, also other matters of
gum importance. limits it to SI.

ozll (it

 

DANCING CLASS. AT HILLSIDE
Stwltool Prospect Hill. NornIIIlk. under
Illrooiiou oi Minn lionitn V. Slocum, (if
Bridgeport Lessons begin Friday No
vomberio at 3: to p. m. 'i‘ormt on ap-
plication. Telephone 223. 0le Hit

 

031 at .

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKG. POST-

Mlss L. M. AYERS, BEAUTY PAR
lors. Hoyts Theatre building, 80th
Norwalk. Tel. 473ml

ARTHUR F HUNTINGTON. 0R-
gtnlst of Grace Church, voice culture.
re tone productitin. 1833! Main St.
orwslk. Tel. to. on in

East Nurwnlk. Conn” Oct. 17. Hill.

Sealed bids will be received by the
East Norwalk Fire District for a server
on East Washington atreot. to be laid
according to plant and “medications
which may be soon at iinfnerl news
More. I

hid» will be received up to 8 mm.
NOV (I, 19”.

(Sm L DUNNEDAOK,
olii 26 n2 (‘ommisaloner of Howard. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

Pl'iOM "MY KlNflDOM"

. Hy Lucy Lamont. .

i do ndt on ad innit hi loud.
But all i see is mine; '

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trite mount-Its and the morhimliqldt. .

 

 

‘NAsH's thitiittii dopp‘fllit
boot and shot flour hitch. All
curtain made Work. tit and i;
.. state. is West «plum

 

ditto. intro: and gardens tint.
‘i‘ito triads In? in: outcom- are.
, like? on: my nun shin}:

_ Wlid Mitts and flotilla essences.

. A Militia We Mid {209i

‘Ri‘ai Estate Agent. Roway ton,

g,

, right wrist and sprouting tho left. 8“ ‘

 

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FOR SALE.

 

RENTED MANGO—425 TO 8100 Risi-
ductlon cu pianos that have been used
but It shot I time in elegantly furnished
sumhu‘r named. 'No’t ‘t'lih usual bflerI
lug at rhea. pianos carried for rental
purposes. but well known hlgh- grade
instruments. including Steinway.
Hume. Weber, Jewett Woodbury, and
Pinnola pianos. All guaranteed and
our usual offer of one year‘ a tree tun
ing. Dent put off buying until (‘hrish
mas; pay a small deposit and we with

lBsCl‘ \ Q Olle for \’ Oil. EASY terms
Sit-Inuit's, iii South Main St. South
Nomulk. I12 3t

 

FOR SALEII—FlNE russn MILK

 

cow. SI-otieid, 80 Strawberry liill.
East Norwnlk. 112 Ill

 

 

FOR 3AL8~~MY HOME. ii tiltov.
SL. containing 9 rooms and In pIII-IIIIIL

St: iluc location; and one \‘elle IIII
Imnohilo in perItIIIt order. Address
I‘hnrlos lI‘ Mills ll (trove St at tit

 

 

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE littliil
ltuiIlI \ioIlIl l7, prIIssIIIIIIIIr II .II fulh
(Iquinpod in perfect condition.
sell rIIIIsonuhio. Address .l. \i'.
kins. .31 Oliver 5L. Stamford.

 

FOR SALE (‘Clil .\l’. (.001) l)lll\'~i

 

int: horac, u won and iutInIsa. :\tl- l
dross t‘IIrriI IIII. II'IIIII Sentinel oll iii»
FOR SALE litltih it R l \ l.\‘ ll:
horse. inquiro L. ”llii'k, til Fort BL?
. 027 Ill

 

FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM COT-
tauo. nil iIIIpr'oIcntIInts Will all rot
sortable. Two minutes lrom um ato-
tine trolley. l’iIrt may remain on
Inortgagu. inquire. E. W. 8., 9 Sprint:
81.. South NOrwulk. 0‘26 6t

 

FOR SALE-«AT SAGAMORE PARK
adjoining ’l‘okencke Park. beautiful
building lot 75xiliti; terms to suit
purchaser inquire Robert F‘. Scalsl.

Jkoni:
utb‘s'r' ' ‘ f”:

V
LOST Sl‘Nih'IY GOLD
and watch chain attached
please I'Ieturn to Blossom Sllcoxe 23
North Main tit. and serelve reward,
as it was a keeptinkc. III tit

Tel. 31 l.

 

 

MONDAY, ocrr. Ito.
south Nat-walk,

LOST
west-hound station.

small black hand bait. containing keys, I
one ticket to New York. handkerchief f
Finder will .
be suitably rewarded by returtllnx .

and about $10 in mom}!-
tsms to idr. Harris. ticket

titeut
South Norwnilt.

olil .3l.

FOR SALE

1909 Buick
Touring Our

only equipped. annulus! «satay...

Apply Bridgeport automobile (70.. I

wingspan. t‘bnn.

'IIOULPTOR SHEAKB WRIST.“

now-.—

I. c. Potter Wu Finishing Medlt
When Ht Had Tumbil.

GREENWiCi-i Nv swim no. ::

Potter tho sculptor. DIE tits “at”

his touches on the model; Mini 1'.th"
_WMmun.i ..-
ont- park, Mills";-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

a bronze stthita

 

méu’ur A
Finder .

IN

 

HOYT’S

(Neucr such a tremendous hill of“ tu-

perlor Vtudevlilt usurili be here this

wank.

Tho season's" molt cxppntlve
.attrsctlcn, upeclttlyohntgtd to head
this lumrb list.

THI WONDEQ 9F GQIENTISTB

terlcs.

Mildred".lewell

in her

The High Prints» of Psychic Mys-
Thc Superhuman Secrets that
Awakened all.“ Enron...
comparable Entertainment in Occult

in-

Dsmonttratlont. No Greater Artltt on

Earth.

She tells your age. tells your

past. given your present and tuture.
if you're In love, if you're worried. it
you’re‘at tea on any cubject.

SEE MILDRED JEWELL

The Phenomenon oi' the Age.
No advance In prices for this extrton
dlnary featu‘l‘e.

 

You'll laugh till you cry at

Frank Maltese .6. Com-
pany of Laughinakers

many Farectte, urns wnouo Mite.
APPLETON."

 

A Treat for the Ultra-Modal

Frank Campbell

Virginia Truax and

Refuehlngly EntertainingV .in .Thtlr
Fascinating Musicale.

 

The Livttomt Fair

Bert In Lottie Walton

Furious Fun. Pretty Dances. aprlghtiy

Gongs ..m ,
_,__..._......_

George Evtnt' Minctrol Store

THE MERRY MUOiG MAOTER8

Edwards '

Mudge, Morton and .

Instrumentation Without Equal, Ting

ed with. 100 Laughs

i‘ “n43“; '

 

the HOV-T HARMONISTS.
Hoyt‘t ll just the ideal evening’s In-
uinmeM. A toy for mother; I treat

and

Particular .‘Pcopte Go

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7:33-.
Phone 1‘
ALHAMB
LEWIS J. CO
Week of Neil's
George‘tnde' t Masterpiece
“THE COUNTY IRMAN"
Mitt. Wed. m t, 2: 30

 
 
 

Motto." __ ‘

Ol'dfli‘; ditto building 101 30.14 GIOVO tNEWE‘T :F.wa M Idfl‘tm M th'l
temptations Array of tom-prim, and

wmikr-Jtthert t delight tor sister. and
“at :heapl oi fun ior brother
0:” tit. whole family. ‘ ”QHOYQI. Where the

the

Whit Walt, “THE IILL‘ 0F RICH-

 

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Monty Well invested II-«Itn Adina-tine
ment in The Sentinel

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interior. comprise an‘uuhsual list of

'tiou, and Itpology through the
announced last

 
 

‘ HOYT'B THEATRE. ,

Another good hill opened at Hoyt'tt
Theatre this afternoon and it it's any-
thing near as good as the bill that
WW without
. , lie tilled ev-
ery performance on uniting from tho
list of performers that is to appear it
no doubt will be. There is a variety
that will suit the most critical. Mll-
dred Judd. the marvelous wonder.‘can
tell you your past. present and future
and unaware all questions. Frank hitti-
tese and Company. the laugh makers,
in their iaughablei’arce The Wrong
Mrs. Appleton: Virginia Ili’rnux
Frank Campbell. sdcloty sweet sing-
ers: Madge Morton and Edwards. lute
stars 0! George Evans mlnstmls iu
merry muslcaiIand genius and wit;
Bert and mute Walton. the llvealme
couple in singing, dancing and tom

 

entertainers and the moving pictures
are of the very finest and heat. No
other house shows the quality that it-
shown here.

 

$7....“

musr ’civs APOLOGY.

Clgnrmtkcn insist on Public Retrac-
ticn by Those who Announced

. Strike.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2.~—The local
organization oi the Cigar Makera’ UII»
ion held a long session last night to
take up the matter of Charges that
were made against John E Carey. P.
.1. Median, Pant Schm'cnd Edward
Schindlc. who were accused of pro
mulxnting false intormution in stat-
ing that a general strike of the cigar-
mnkers was to take place here‘on last
Monday week.

The story wasuntrue. That there
is It light on among the not) cigar
makers over the matter of the diII~
position at 'smokor" cigars is admit-
ted.

There was, a long battle over the

and _

 
 

Autism
Sind- do pram
chiddhtg

 

IN STOCK BY

, W.‘ A. HANFORD,
42 NORTH MAIN‘ STREET.

 

Bargains in Dressers
and ,Chiffoniers

3- drawer Oak Dresser with glass
‘ reg. $7 Special 35; 50

5 drawer Oak Chiffo‘nier with iglass

reg. $6.50, new $5.50 n t

 

IIIisstntemcnt mutter- inst‘night and it,

was shown that some one took the

strike statement to a non spsper othce’
and declared that as a member of go.

union ho was authorlred to )epresent'
the strike conunittce .
There were tuo \ordicts given One;

was that the tour men responsible for

the publication of tlIII statement he}
II public retII-sc :

compelled to Inukt-
press
The other was not
night as it cannot be uttulgcd uutlil

l
l
i

i

Ssdrawer Oak Chiffonied no glass”
Special $4.50

Hence Fumisher,

tho international l nion has acted up. I

on it.

During the campaign for the com-
mission (mm of gotornment III Koo
knit. loan, on old German was urgu
log with u Suede who was opposed
to the thangc, on the ground that
thore mould in» too few men to man-

‘i

‘DYIAIITED THE ARSENAL

IT I!“ YANG

(Continued trom First Page)
..r—w». :l I

There is home IIIIlIlcncv oi II'eroIe

Small Oak Washstand $2. 35

" F. A. MITCHELL

 

Norwalk, Ct“ if

IIilId to a pollIII that assured Yuan a
long tenure of oilice
. ed that the revolutionists will not, be-
disposod to compromise in' View of

it is also tear-

the‘ weakness or tlu:I Manchu court.

It how so cloarlv exposed

 

title affairs The German clinched his a i
.Ictiiltr on till part at the insurgents , AUTO CldEMiCAL WAGON WANTéD

argument with: “liimmel. man it

takes only the Father Son and Holy

Ghost to run ilcaieaw-I guess thrIe

 

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II'II.I'I,II‘ tun-Innu-stallion-ILL-JJJI

IncII ought to be able to run Keokuk"

 
 

N eticei =_:

 

 

. Anyone who has Ra-

' zor...Coupons to re- _.
deem will do well to
do So at Once, as we
have but 5 Razors on
hand and no more...
will be sold .

deiphls,&jy:to m I “tract holding i'. '

a 1;]th on which hem“ stsndlnc

me you, letting him tell a distanct .7

of tour feet to the door, iii—ethics his

 

will not be Into to want to «doth

’g‘xfi'u'):uj"lflfa:IIV'I213'212I2i'IIIZI'I2D'n2lfllu I 3'202I' I l' l' I ’I'I' l' l_ l'l'

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

‘ the sltuntion.

jun-22‘ .7

car.

on the lowet YuugtseKinnu. \\'-IIll
informed )IMstmn assert that the int
Iporiai edicts granting a constitutional
aowrmnont and other concessions!
huie not reached the mass of rein-lad
purposely withhelduutll their l
are absolutely out d or the slump:
it; of the Manchu promises.

The Viceroy oi Kiting 8n at Naukin

i
gohowa determination to support the-t
l

mucrniueut The new troops have
been dimmed and stationed outside
iiihe walla where their encampment in
covered ulih the guns of the old Ma
IIhII troops Five hundred old troops
have been sent to reinforce the sold.
..iiora occupying the torts III Chins ”Kl
unit

The oiliclals at Wu Hu and Anitiuit
have also asked that the reintorce—
menu at whiter- he cont to those c‘t
let.

The Cotton Yarn Guild adopted u re
solution "today authorising thII ropud
lotion or forward contracts on tlu-
trndo hill been disordered by the III-
dilution.“

1

 

l‘viANlLA. Nov. lime-The Chinese dis
trict acre wan swept by ilrI-Itotlor
with It loss or over $1,000,000: At
noon tho tlro threatened to denim.-
.ttte commercial center of the city

.innd the Twentieth ininniry. with OI II-

I

tire was- under control early in the

. afternoon.

T0810. Nor. 2.—»Rovoiutlonurr no

. ttvity. III. Mukden is rumored follow-
‘ int; reports intimation the dancer of
' ~ on upritiing in other parts of him

chm-it Ionic feet- is «pressed over
dhouid the: ultimo
rdiiclt spy thwlvpu irritants
,htmmodtu moment. the "

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

r‘ tremors.

mung In Mind item—tit .... ... .. i...
an
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III spit-It vividly tumult ransom .

“1“.me ”Mt-buri-

 

lFiremen Say There in Need of Differ-

ent Apparatuo,
"Sllile the disastrous lire which del-

mar...“ 'troied the Stephen Benyo home. in
marten am at.

yeétet‘dsy afternoon.

lilic talk or having an aIIto-Ihemicu
El wanna has been revived in tire lighting

Union in South INorwalk and the
members of the Putnam Hose Com-
pany yarn more than ever desirous of
hoinit furnished with smotwmem

n- iVI-hlcln with whith time could be

'made.

it in contended that such It lire 11th
log InachiutI at hand. yesterday. the
llcnyo place could have been £193ch
In ample time to prompt. the troupe '
from being destroyed lot it was by
the time the initblui hornet had "not;
ed the tire. the plane was beyond tho
chemicals and it would have been dim"
I:.Iilt work to drown out the million
llamas.

Them in a probability 0! thin mot.- I
tar being agitated before the South I
Norwalk board of spiuirtionment.

W”...

OEODRED TWO PRlllO.

Wilt.

William H. Itttlplin't Applet and
Pam Win Out in Boston.

Willilm H.1itintipuinIM 192 W.“

I
am Funstnn in charge, was called outi tum-t. who hm exhlbltn at the ascent

to anoint tho tire lighters. ’l‘hn work, _
. of tho soldiers moved the tiny and the food “1"" hold in Boston. "'2' rootiv

ed word that he secured two prises.
One was a first print for Chenago no-

pics. and the other It third prise ton-III
Mr. Bettipain la quito ..
eluted over this decision of the Judges, ’ ‘

Hose been.

as his exhibit came in compilation

with may other: from all am it. I

New Entitled states.

 
 

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W _
«flan, nu some {it'll minim Stood.
don't re pure blood with family U

My Iivor and sluwth bowls.
Burdock mood Bitters stream

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