Evening sentinel, Friday, December 8, 1911 · page 3

 

 

 

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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, ForSale,
Business & Professional
Cards, etcetera

 

 

 

cLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 2512——
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

face or Caps, Double Price

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WANTED.

TO LET

 

. WANTED—~BY A MAN, ROOM AND TO LETwlI‘ltVF ROOMS
board on 11 Quiet stteet; meals to be A. 1‘ “WSW“ l" Leonard St. 1151
served in his room. A'ddress R. 6., 1waik. ‘

care Sentinel. d7 3w

 

WANTED—:WHITE (11111 To HELP Center AVG--

' with housework. Call mornings. 27
Foirfield Ave. (17 31;

 

WANTEDwPOSiTlON AS CARP}
taker on private place. R. Usher. llox
1911, New ("1111111111, (Tenn. 1111 :it

 

WANTED—~11 (‘Oiill’ld ’l‘ldh’l‘ tillii.
for 591191.11 l1ousew‘.oik inquire .1 West-
port Ave Norwalk ‘ 1111 ’t

 

 

HHOFESSIONAL.

PIANO TAUGHT BY 111111'1‘1101111 OF
lioynl (‘onserVutory of Music, Dresden.
tiermnny. 'l‘horough
modern languages, French, German.
Spanish, 1110,. Preparation for college
entrance examinations for boys and
girls. Apply 111-. Eliason. 11) Catherine
r*1 Norwnlk ’l‘elephone 161-11 d8 it

 

 

Election Notice

The City National Bank,
South Norwallt, Conn.

The regular annual 11111011111: of 11111
stvuklloldtu‘s 011111.: 11111111. 1111‘ the elec-
111111 of directors for the ensuing year.
will be held :11 the Hopkins; lions-11.
on Tuesday. the. 9111 day 01‘ January.

 

1912. from 1 to ‘2 p. 111.
\\'ii.lt‘lli£i) ilt’,)l)\\'1€i.l,..
. Cashier.
Souih Norwnlk, Conn. December
€11.11 1911. 117 31

 

EXAMINERS OF BARBERS
’i he State Board of l-ixulniners ol

Barbers will be 111 the barber shop 111"

Albert iii. Pohlmau. 1111 Washington 31..
So. Norwalk. Tuesday. lieu. El. 11111.
from 11 a. 111. to z p. 111., to examine all
applicants for barber‘s license. tiring
shears. razors and bones.
GEORGE (1088. Secretary.
DIDN'T LIKE THEIR LOOKS.

Governor Aldrich at one of the din-
ners of the recent Spring Lake con-
vention: told a. Hallowe'en story.

"A11111111n-i1‘rosty -mornings~scrap-
pie and sausage~pumpkin pie—~t‘bese
good things will not)“ be with us," he
said, “and Hallowe'on will soon be
with us, too. l‘ll tell you a story 011
that head. . ’

“An ambassador in Washington had
arrangede—the date happened to’ be
liallowe'en-to give a dinner party to
a body 01‘ traveling Siamese noblemen.

.“Well, Ilallowe'en duly arrived, the

dinner was duly prepared. but none
01' the guests turned up. The ambas—
sador was beside himself.

“Finally, at 8:30, when all the food
was about spoiled, he sent for his but-
ler. a new and rather green hand.

" ‘Wiikinson.’ he said, ‘ls it possible
11111191101111 of my guests have arrived?‘

“ Not one of t’eln, sir,‘ the butler
answered. "‘his here ringin' of the
bell ye may have heard, sir, has been

. the work of 11 lot of Hallowe’en mas-
queraders all blackened up and dress-

 

.‘111111s.A rather supeilor lot,
They come. in motors mostly. But, of
course. in How of the dinner pally I
turned ’em away, for all their protests,

in short order. "‘——~l.os Angeles Times. 'Norwalk, and Quintard Ave. ., South

Thought and Kindness Worth Much.
it is not written. blessed is he that

fuelleth the poor, but. he that consld- 1

(Il'eth the poor. A littleltho‘ught and

a little kindness are often worth more
11 1.1111 11 great
. Ruskin.

deal .

“1...... '

instruction . 111 :

of ‘ moneyé—John .

 

ltween First Methodist
(I‘ll lll )llllol‘s and reds and silks and West St finder please return to Miss
sir Beers, care Cluett Peabody 85 00.. and

 

 

Advertise in T15 Sentinel. f'

 

lNQl. [R is}
Nor—

TO LETwEiOHT ROOM 1101' Silt: 1N
also one 11001 of 11111
rooms 11111 one 11001 511111; 10011111. 111—
qulre {12 (enter Ave.d11 :11

 

TO LET-wA'l‘ 245 I.AS'i‘ AVENUE:
$12.00. '

first floor, live rooms: rent,
Mrs. S. A. Youngs, 211 East ave-
nue. ' ’ d? (it

 

TO LETwFURNiSllEll HOUSE. 12
rooms, modern improvements; hot, air
heat; on trolley lino. three minutes
from depot. Brice reasonable. Apply
1). E. Disbrow. 42 West Ave.

117 8 9 H 11’: ill

7 ROOMS. 1'10

 

TO LET mliOUSlfl

V1111 Znut ISL. 1:211:11 Norwalk. Apply to
J. M. Layton & 1.30., inc, 5 ilailrond
Ave. 117 31

 

TO LET‘ IIIII HOUSE. 7 ROOMS. 8
Winfield 31., East Norwuik; all 1111.
prorenmnts. Apply to .i. M. Layton it
("o., inc.. 5 Railroad Ave. 117 31

T0 LET—COTTAGE. 31X ROOMS.
all improvements. til Spring St. in-
quire B. J. Reynolds. 12 South Main
St. d7 31.

TO LET—«FIRST‘Fldlillt. FIVE

 

 

rooms: all modern imp‘roveulol‘lts, with M

 

garden. Apply 12 Union Place, Nor-
walk, d7 31.
...... .

TO LET~I--~l’l.l.-J.I\S.I\N“l‘. FRONT
room. suitable for middle-aged 11111.11:

all you 1e11ie111'es.
nel.

Address ii. Senti-
1111 :11.

 

TO LETI-wSiX NICE ROOMS. 5116(7-
ond door. 211 linvilaud $141011! $111
inquire Joseph Tomaseitn, 1-113 \‘orth
Main St dd .11

 

TO LETM-Iit‘li’ld ROOMS, (1001) 1.01
ration. nenr trolley and railroad stu~
lion: first tlass condition; 1ent rea-
sonable. inquire 713 \\ ashlugton 81.

(lb 31.

 

T‘O LET-”FIVE ROOM S, (”1001) 1.1)-
cation; rent $111. inquire 26 Day St.
d6 :11

 

TO LET-4101!“). ALI. iMi’l’lOViI}
ments. small family; rent $231. in-
quire of C. E. Hoyt. South Norwalk

 

Trust Co. 1131) ti
TO LET~SIX ROOMS, CORNER
of Main St. and North Ave. Nor-

waik; rent $11.
Furniture Store.

inquire Mitchell‘s
' 031 tf

T-O LET~~TWO BARNS AND SHED,
23 Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. Russ
Tarlov, 102 Taylor Ave. ‘ 1127 ii

To LEV—OFFICES iN COLEBURN
building, corner 11111111 and Wall Sts.
Heat and all modern improvements.
Apply to H. F. Coieburn. 22 Wall St.,
Norwaik. 04 11

To LET—~‘I‘UNlON HOUSE,” 21
Union St; 17 rooms. all conveniences.
The Hatch & Bailey Co. 11112 t1

TO LET—~HAMIL’I‘ON AVE, HALF
01' two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room fiat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one biockirom railroad station.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Joseph R. Taylor. :13 if
-_. “W LOST-"m ____.-
LOSTw—A Lva NEG—123mm. na-

Church and

receive reward. d7 31;

LOST—A 32nd DEGREE MASONIC
watch charm, between Masonic Hall,

 

Norwalk. Finder will please return to
ISentlnel office and receive 11191111151}.3t

 

The sweetest and most . acceptable
music is that which rises from work

, horn Ave.

 

n-doing; ‘itshincense ascends as from
the river in its flowing, from the wind
in its blowing; from the grass in its
growing.—-George MacDonald.

FOR SALE.

FOR BALEw’i‘Vi'ENTY VOLUMES
of "Makers of History.“ in llrst~1rlnss
condition. Especially low price it
bought before Christmas. 1101: 1133.
South Norwnlk. Conn. d1? 11

 

 

FOR SALEM-«ARK YOUR GROCRR
for A. F. lieeskow'a Homemade Sugar
Cookies, in lilo boxes. and German
honey Menominee. 1711.1 111. A. F. Been
kow’s ilnhery, iii Leonard Si... Jorwalk.

d8 it

TWO HORSE

 

roe slits-moms;

0F ATBOBITIEB

VICTORIA, 13.13.. Doc. Saw—Rev. R.
W. Fortune and wife, missionaries
from Klaus Si and Miss M. E. Waters.
from Chang 'I‘u, Szecbuen. who unriv‘
ed here yesterday on the steamer Awe
Mat-u, told of atrocities seen by them
when going through zone. Mr, Por~
tons said native Red Cross men who
were carrying wounded and dead at
Nankiug wexe beheaded by imperial
troops because their queues were out
off ..

The rebel armies were converging
on Nunkink when the missionaries
come down the Y1111g~'l‘se. The reme
forces to augment their war funds
were melting down idols. in one city a
large 1.1111195 idol, too large to move,
was checked to pieces, to be incited
down and sold.

Miss Waters. who was in Cheong 'i‘u
when the city was besieged during the
outbreak that preceded. the rebellion.
was one of many refugees brought out
to i-Cimng by the British consul.

“WWW...“ _..._

11138 1111111111
1111111118 191111?

NEW YORK, iJe‘c. s.»'1‘l1e Stokes'
shooting case reached the climax of
dramatic interest today. because the
time had some for Lilliam Graham.
one of the show 3111 defendants. to
take the stand. Miss Graham was to
have testified yesterday as the first
witness on the defense, but the upen-

 

young woman in such a hysterical con-
dition that her counsel decided to
spare her the ordeal of the witness
chair until she became calmer. and
wound up yesterday’s testimony with
the evidence of her sister, Mrs. Alice
Agnes Andrews.

The contention of the showglris 111
”that while they shot Stokes their acts
were Justified because he called at
their apartment and demanded oer»
tnin letters and had started to Choke
Miss 111111111111 before the girls fired.

L... .WL.......W........ NW

M'ILHONK‘EY STILL MlBBiNG.

No News as Yet From the Court Nur
Rult Drummer Boy.

 

 

 

wagon. inquire 21‘ Ely Ave. 117 31.
FOR SALfiwlIOili-iis. ii Kltlhiltl.

all 1111provoments; garage. 49
Cast Norwailt.
d7 31

PUBLIC AUCTION. 11‘» ”(AND $12.
11111-11 -p.1n. Entire furnishing lives
room 11111111111111“; comparatively new,
clean goods 111. your own price. Wll
1111111 Guthrie. Auctioneer. 1111 :11

FOR SALE~~llii~lli11li~llIi
Sworn-I, fully equipped, run very little.
good as new: just out of 1111- paint
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice to!
$13,300. Apply to Nbrib Shore Farm.
Snugatuck. (7111111. Phone. 1313. Won!-
port. 111; 11'

premises.

 

 

 

FOR SALE“ ONlI‘. 191111 6114101131:
pour-111111111115 good condition and
noulv painted. Price $1,113.11, Apply
to North! Shore Farm. 81111311111511.
1‘onu. Phone 1:18. Westporl. 1111 if

FOR SALE vvvvv (YAT'l'lJIZ MEETS ll‘i’
the ton: also small pigs, 7 and 10
weeks old. price $71 11111] $13. 1". O. Box
11:111. Supt. lieewuydlu, liurien, Conn.

till 131

 

 

FOR SALEmFi-Iid. ili,.()t)l.1ldi) ENG
lish bulldog. eight months old. Price
$10. Address ilulidoa. Sentinel, South
Norwalk. till 31

 

FOR SALEwBARREi) PLYMOUTH
ilork cockerels, also Tolouse sanders.
inquire G. S. Maoomber, West Nor»
walk. (it? 131.

 

FOR SALEM». NEW HOUSE, WITH
all improvements. on easy terms. on
Lincoln Ave. inquire of the United
Grocery orlinymond Grocery Co.

. 1120 Lt

 

' rsusmnss NOTICES.

 

NOTIOEMMAGNER & ,FLYNN
have just opened a tirsbclass restaun
ant and lunch in connection with their
cute at 138 Washington St. Chrhitmas
llros...N111v York caterers. will have
charge or the restaurant. Meals serv-
ed from 1'1 11.111. to 11:30 11. m. till 61

WHY NOT BE MODERN, AND EN-
joy the comforts of electric light? We
install it at small cost. White Electric
Company. 37 Water St. Phone .3421?

' . d4 1

NASH' s MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair 51101). All kinds
custom made work Fit. and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.

 

 

 

 

omcuu‘irme LIBRARIES.
Long before the Revolution 11 young
printer in Philadelphia when he had
taken off this workihg apron at night
used to sit poring over his dozen of old
volumes by lire-light. H8 soon knew
them by heart and hungered for more.
lint books were costlv and he had but
little money He had eight orien
cronies. young men Who, like himsoif.
were eager for knowledge. Ranging
his books on a shelf he invited his
friends to do the some. that each of
them’ might have the bonerilt of them
all lien Franklin thus laid the icon-
dation of thehrst circulating library
in this country.
WW
The woman who relies upon Senti-
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household help has a. little time
for other things.

. shorn;
Ave. Also corner lot, Fort St. and Os-I
lnqulm otI

1111111311 .

. Philadelphia Telegram.

 

No word relating to missing Edward
Mciihonoy, of Cross street. has been}
‘freroived in Norwalk. Grave 11.111111 areg
now entertained for him”aud it is;
most generally believed that he let
dead. probably drowned. liowovenf
1111111111119 111 similar cases in which 1111;
1111-11 time. the. missing person has been.E
riotatcd,1ho search 101' the young 1111111
'2111 being kept 1111.; 3
l The members of i‘uuri Norruk File:
and 1.1111111 Corps, in which tbe tliissf
1111: 11111 111111 a druunuer, are 1111111111"
concerned over the 11111111112: They uro‘
personalh doing all in their powet toi
1111.111I their populat fellow companion
and 11 lead

111111 of the steps thev have token 15*?
1’11 «11111111 item 111115 of his pimnres iii
out and this with the fol lowing dead:
crlplion they have roused to he sent;
to 1111.» various police departiiwnts’;
111111111 the roast and in towns whim-i
the lad 111111 haw wandered: i

“111191111111. December 1’1. lililwli‘dwsrdt
11011111111121 left his boom in this city
with 11 11111111 corps on the evening of

111 11 11111119 The last seen of him. was?
about midnight. 11 slitnt distance from
tho lv‘orosters‘ Hall in that. city. list
answers the following description: f
Age. 123 years; height, :‘1 toot, 111 inches;
weight, .115 11111.: hair, black; eyes, hie
sol; 10111“ front teeth missing 111 upper
jaw, mute on left side 01” neck; wore
No.3 patent. leather button shoes and
gray sweater. and a drum corps unl-
lorm. green trimmed with yellow braid;
Send all information to Thomas Leath-
erla 11d, chief of police, No1-walk,Conu."
A number of young men went to a
dance. in Mount Vernon on Wednesday
evening. another drum corps dance. at
which he thought he might not 111 an
appearance.
the stage about the bid and thus the
newsof his being missing was spread.
Nothlnghns come from this advertise-
ment. as yet. 1

 

CIRCLE OF LIGHT OFFICERS;

W

Mrs. James Evenden, J11, Chosen as
President. .

At the business meeting of the 011'-
ole of Light. last owning. the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:

President-.«Mrs James Evenden, Jr.
Vioe- President-whim Charles G.
ives. ' .

Recording SecretainI~Miss Laura
Meehan.

Treasurer-«Miss B. i. Donne.

Corresponding Secretaryeitiiss Jenv
by Smith. .

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CONSIDERATE.
."So you are a bill collecting"
Mr. “ Pinehpenuy. ‘
“Yes. -‘Here is one——-——"
"Keep it. my boy, keep it. You
seem to have a. nice collection there.
Far be it from me to break it up.”—:I

shld

«Wm—.2...
Oiiioer Thomas J. Barney and Spe-
ciai Officer Edward F Clan attended

 

 

 

‘9 111511111 111‘ Budaepo ‘ ye "lord

1111; tamarks of her attorney left the '

No1o1nber29. 101 Maniaroueok,mj-plsz12.

BOOK RACKS or A L DESCRIPTIONS

it was announced from I

IPARLOR CHAIRS A D ROCKERS .

 

A Directory and .1
Suggestions 1. H011
’ Shoppers
rieg’er too

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AVIATION cAps FOR GIRLS ...._.......
CLOAKSFORGIRL ......
RAIN COATS AND cures FOR GIRLS. . . . . . . . . ..

KIMONOS FOR» WO‘MEN
LINGERIE WAISTS, PUT UP IN INDIVIDUAL noses ..
BLACKCLOSE-FIT ETTICOATS.........................
5'th TAFFETA AN PHAU DE CYGNE PETTICOATS
CHILDREN‘S FUR urns AND COLLARs
SWEATERS FOR M N. WOMEN AND CHILDREN $1.25 T0 $6
BONNETS FOR CHI DREN 500 T0138
snoss non WOME ,MEN, sovs AND GIRLS $1.50 To $5
RUBBERS FOR ME , WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS , 65c T01,50
BLANKETS. QUILT AND BED SPREADS 1.25 T0 55

591: 111 91.511
59.911 111 $15
$2.59 a $3.99
591: 111 $2.59.
51.25111 2.911
51.511 Til 9.911
93.99 111 $5
$1.59 111 919

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50.50.!

4.5- nun-o-.1-.o ..... :-

 

The biggest Fur Depar ment in town. None but reliable goods. 5

I95. 911 T0 $75

311111 SETS, FROM .. ....... ... ..........
pouv.sx1NCOArs....... ...... . .. ....... ... $50 Til $105
SALTS‘SEALETTE 'oATs.......... ..... ............ 3251-0345,

DRESSES FOR LADIES ......... .............. . ......... $7.98 T0 $25

DRESSES FOR unset AND JUNIOR SIZES, . ............... $3.98 T0 $10"
TAILOR MADE SUI s ................. . .................... 1 $10 T0 $35
ovanconrs FOR EN AND BOYS ................... . $3.98 T0 $25
SMOKING COATS F s MEN, .. ...... . .......... ' $5.98,,
MEN’S CLOTHING UITS r-ROM ....... ....... . ..... $10 T0 $20

Gocanrs AND 69- ART BLANKETS AT ALL PRICES.

ORCHILDREN............ ...... ’ .....

. $1.511 Til 3.911

ROCKING CHAIRS _

LACECURTAINS ..... . $110$6
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS. ........ .. ...... . . $4.50 T056
PORTIERS AND FA CY TABLE CLOTHS ...... . $1.50 T0 $7
BEAUTIFULPICTU as. ..... ..... 10cT0$5
‘PEDESTALS SUIT BLE FOR POTS AND LAMPS ...... .1 ' $1 1'0 $5
ELECTROLIERS A D GAS LAMPS ..... 3,98 T0 7.98
LADIES‘ DESKS. M HOGANY AND OAK ........ 3.98 T0 $25

791 111 $5
9811 T0 3.93
, $1.50 '
1.5.95 T0 $25
2. 50 T0 $10
MORRIS CHAIRS. 85¢ T0 515
AXMINSTER AND RUSSELS RUGS, ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES

coucnss AND DIV NS,.BED coucns's $6.98 Til $35

PLATE RACKS FOR DINING ROOM
BOOTBLACK BOXE
MUSIC CABINETS,

 
 
 
 

AHOGANY AND OAK

IQOV‘IOOIUIIIIOI‘DII-col

5.15.5151...

BRASS AND IRON ”EDS, CRIBS ALL PRICES.

DINING ROOM TA LES AND CHINA CLOSETS, ALL muons
QUAKER AND no SEHOLD RANGES, GUARANTEED To BAKE.
SIDEBOARDS AND BUFFETS,‘ MISSION AND OAK.

. Articles bought h re are all of the useful kind—éthings that will bring joy to your

dear ones, not only for one day. but will last and be remembered.

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