Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 12, 1912 · page 3

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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Lose. 25cm
Three Times, 50c —- Emil; Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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Caps, Double Price

 

 

WANTED l

SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL
trees and plants. Experience not
necessary. Steady work. liighest
cnnnulssions payable weekly. Write
for free outfit. Perry Nurseries,

merits, newly decorated, centrally lo-
outed.
4 South Main .St., Room 11.

TO LET
T0 LET~—~3 AND 4 ROOM APART-

inqulre of Frederick Lauder,
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Rochester, N. Y. 012 It

YOUNG MAN WANTED TO
lcuru surveying; exceptional oppor
tunitv. Sec [1.1% itilhor, United
liunk lildg., or 1 Lincoln Ave, South
Noiuulk, evenings. 012 St

 

 

WANTED ~— ’l‘O BUY _'i‘l.Mllldlt
lend above 1 million feet in connec-
tion with grist mill or saw mill in
vicinity of Norwalk. inquire Taylor
and Golden. 0‘12 lit

 

tWANTED—nNUitSEMAll) TO HELP
take charge of 14 months-old boy.
Must be willing and kind and some
experience with babies, Call morn-
ings. Mrs. Seeley, Compo inn, West-
port. 01:2 1t

 

HELP WANTED MALE-MEN‘S
straw hats. l‘ielp wnnted on Porto
Rican hitter experienced pressure and
tillers wanted; steady work; good pay.
Address M. S. Mork & 00., 345 Ogden
Sh, Newnrk, N. J. 08 10 13

 

WANTED—50 CORDS OF WOOD
itiymond Bros. 011 (it
WANTED—3 OR 4 GOOD ELEC-
tricians. Apply Fairbanks Co. 272 At-
lantic St, Stamford, Conn. 011 31!

 

 

WANTED—CHAMBERMAID, NEAT.
Moheckemo Hotel. 011 St

 

WANTED—4301! ABOUT 16 TO
do chores and be general useful around
piece for the winter. Call or address

 

Smith and 00.. Cotnstock Hill Nor-
- walk. Tel. 1117. , oil at
WANTED—FURNISHED, NOV. 1,

to May .1. small house, fireplace, accom-
nnodations for one horse 011 prem—
ises or nearby, desirable location.
Gentleman and Wife, only, no children,
careful R. M. Tenny. 4 Cortland Pl. Tel.
1258-2. 011 (it

WANTED~41 DRIVERS, 6 LABOR-
e15. Steady um 11, good wages. 111‘
qulie Rat mend li1others. o‘lO 3t

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WANTED VtOMAN TO GO OUT
to W011i Ill houseclenning and washing
1,). the day. Address J. (I. 7... Sentinel
office, South, Norwalk. oil) .‘it

 

WANTED-—-T\\O BOYS. MURPHY
Mt‘.g Co.,iCustuve11ue, idnst Norwnik.

 

_ 010 31
WANTED —-- LADY CANVASSEP
.for Norwulk 'nnd vicinity. Address
1).. Sentinel office. 010 :it

 

WANTEDWAT ONCE. SALESLA-
dies. Highest u ages in The \‘orwalks
Apply Paris Suit House, South Main
St. oil it

 

WANTED—ALTERATION HANDS,
good wages to right parties. Apply at
once. Paris Clock and Suit House.
South Main St. 09 tf

 

CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have situations to otter to operators

 

experienced on steam power um-
ehincs. steady work. 117 it
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS

Callie Pest market prices paid. Ex-
rn prices for fat calves. $3 to 84
hr bob calves to fatten. H. Fried.
man. (onu Ave Tel. 11111.

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ORDER To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Nel‘wnlk, 88., Probate
inmrl, October 11, A. 1)., 11112.
lostute of Edith 8. Brown, lute oi‘
the City and Suite of New York, do
(tensed.
Ordered, That the executor of the
will of Emily 1“. Stocker, deceased, ex-
hibit the. naministrnlion uccount oi'
the said Emily 11‘. Blocker us oxeeutrlx
ol‘ the will oi‘ the skid ltldith 171.
Brown to this court for adjustment,
at the Website oi‘flcp In Norwulk, on
the 111111 (lily of October. 71912. lit 11
o'clock (pronoun; end that 1111 per-
sons interested in acid (astute may he
uolillcd IIIOI'M‘OI the suit] executor
will t‘lliltlo this ordm to he publish
ml 111 u newspmcr huvinlt 11 clrculu-
tip in acid ”11111;ch 111 haunt the dnyu
before 1111111 111111 tiny of October, 1912

lliCNlll’ W. (111111001111.
Judge.

 

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ORDER TO SETUE ACCOUNT.

lllulricl ol‘ Norwulk, 1111., Probate
(hurt, tluluiicl‘ ii, A. 11.. 11112.

l'lhtulo of l-idlili ti. ilrowu, into of.
thc i'lly nnd Runs 01‘ New York, do
roused.

Ordered. ’i‘hut the administrutor
with. the will annexed of sold astute
not mlmlutstercd exhibit ndmlhintrw
llouhccounl to this l‘uurt for title
pmlulent, iii the Probate office In
Norwnik. on the 111111 day 01 October,
11112, at it ocloclt tort-noon; and that
1111 persons interested in said entitle
may be notified titercol.;lite tulm‘lnim
truior will cause this order to lib
published in :1 newspaper buying lit
circulation in said llietr‘lct ut least.
live (1113s beiolg said ifllh dot of De-
tober, 11112. ..

HIQNIH W. GREGORY

(112 It r Judge.

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“Mrs. Jones, on etc In hurl again
this morning; i can’t possibly set it!"
"1.111% you tried the other end,
sit Wad—Milled. .

cottage, central,
Stamford range. bath
iiiisdon,

iieid eve. from Oct.15. pnrtimprove-
ments, Inquire 11 Elizabeth st. 011 St

T0 LETmOCT. 15TH, 6 1100111
improvements, new
inquire Win.
ii Elizabeth 51.012 it

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TO LET~~ SIX-ROOM HOUSE, FAIIL

T0 LET-L—FIRST FLOOR ‘Wl'I‘l-lw
improvements. inquire at J. White,
49 Taylor Ave., South Niorwulk. 010 St

 

To LET--—Slx ROOMS \Vl'l‘ll 1M-
provements. 19 Hillside Place. In~
quire gutted Grocery no. 010 11

TO LETw—FLA'I‘, 6 ROOMS, ALL
11111.11'ove1nents, hardwood floors, steam
heat. Apply F. H; Fitch, grocer, ills
South Main street. 07 it

TO LET—DENTIST OFFICE IN
[hinder block, 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about.
Nov. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. s14 tt

AT (19
Apply 6st
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T0 LET—APARTMENTS
Chapel street, Norwulk.
South Main St. '

 

T0 LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street. 815; \5
rooms, First street, with part im~
provemen'ts, $11. inquire R. Joselov-
sky, East Norwnlk, or United Gro~
cery. . s28 t1

 

T0 LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky, East Norwnlk, or United Gro-
cery. slid ti?

 

TO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twel‘emny house, 6 rooms, and (1-
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from rallrond station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 1.1

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BUSINESS norIcEs

MRS. E. F. TAYLOR, MILLINER.
18 Madison St... latest 'full styles,
trimmed and untrimmed. 011 Ill

 

tor Talking Machine. good as new, 134

Ave. East Norwulk.

FOR SALE
'Foa BALEva BARGAIN.

 

 

 

VIC-

records, outfit cost $154; sell for less
than hell. Cull evenings, 245 East
012 Bi

FOR SALE—MOTHER AND TWO
nlretiule terriers, well bred. .For sale
cheap. inquire Lew Wee Kennels, De~
r.ien 011 3t

FOR SALE-“SEVEN H. P. IN
dlan motor cycle Perfect condition,
fully equipped. Price $125. Apply
Harold D. Ountrcll, Darien. Ct. 09 (it

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FOR SALE:-2 FAMILY HOUSE.
East Norwuik, in fair conditlo11,$1,-
850, for quick sale. George Mitchell.
Phone 194- 4. a1 ti
FOR SALE A GOOD FAMILY
horse, butcher outilt and 11 equme pi-
ano, at a reasonable price. Address
H. Romano, 2 Benton St, South Nor-
wuik. (John. 08 6t

 

 

 

 

PROFESSIONAL.
.1. C. COLLINGS, LECTURER NI)
teacher or vecal culture, pro. ical
and anatomical. Preppras pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach
are. MISS I} M W oodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturday's. Studio, 76 South Main
St. 1130 1111

 

 

 

REMOVAL.

 

REMOVAL NOTICE -- CHARLIE
Lee Kin will move his laundry from
‘18 North Main St. to 32 W. Washlng~
ton Sit, Oct. 13th and 14th. 07 6t

 

NOTICE

A cuucus ol’ the Democratic Elec-
tors of the Second Voting District or
the Town of Norwalk will be held in
Arlen Hall on Friday evening, October
11th, at 8 o‘clock, tor the purpose of

electing a candidate lior the General
Assembly: also to nomiunte candidutes
for justices of the pence.

010 2t DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

 

 

 

 

lNSTRUCTlON -— DRAWING AND
pructicul surveying, complete course.
lit a reusonuble price. Lessons by e11-
glneer of it) years expeilence. 11.11.
Minot, 9? Washington St, South X01-
wnlk. 08 lit

 

G. F. BENEDICT a. 60., PAINT-
ere 11nd decorators, dealers In wall
upper and mouldings. High grade
wolk u speciuity. 16 Franklin St.
Phone ‘2"— " o.\‘ It

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A. PITRA8,I‘URR1ER,15 WEST
Ave, South Norwnlk, furs tcmodeied
repelled and dy;ed indies‘ and gents

 

suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices.

‘NOTICE - PAINTING. PAPER‘

ranging. Decorating. by practical men.
inve money by buying your well put
per and painters’ supplies of Alex.
Willie, til 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-

 

 

nates cheerfully given. a22 1m
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
restment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
irrangements by appointment. Dr
lt'udsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. .

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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR

mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
:ustom made work. Fit and comfort
:uuranteed. 28 West Washington St.

Mme. A. Liebermaun
Fashionable Dressmaklng

Cutting Tsuuht. 20 Hull-mil 8t.

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HILLSIDE .

A SCHOOL FOR‘ GIRLS
OPEN ron wmi‘eu rem.

(irudou tlom primary through high
school. Sepurute school building.
111111111 classes. lndlvidnul attention.

Stockists and Rules on Appildatlon.

 

 

 

 

 

Powell’s Dancing Academy
Arlen Hall, Medium 81.. so. Norwalk.
neglnneru' close for Ladies and

Gentlemen
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9,‘ at a P. M.

A thorough course of instruction in
the who and the intent society
dances. Circulars.

w. GILBERT NEWELL, .
25 Liberty tit. Bridgeport. Colin.

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. DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Directed E mbalmer

, ‘11 No. Mamet. so. hermit -
Residence, 6 Washington 01. ,

Telephone at whamm- 2. ‘
= “telephone It hell-H113.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I . Import is quiet In: .

brogllo.‘f-«Birmiughum sue-emu.

 

 

 
 
 

"reminisce. dimers malted silent . I

1111 much noise is 11m oldie 1:" 1m 1m;

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Registrars Nature
The Registrars of Voters 01 the
Third Voting District or the Town of
Norwnik will be itrsesuion ut the
store of The llorhum t‘.o,. ill First
street, Eust Norwnik, Monday. Octo
her 111.11, 1912, from, ll 11. m. to 5 1).

n1. for the purpose of rem-hing nppli-
cutlone to bc mude electors.
E. E. (.lORiilAM,
HARRY 1.. \V'A'l‘iililll'lli'.
Registrars 01 Voters oi the Third
Voting District. Town of Nor-
walk.
Norwulk, Oct. 7 1912. oil 10 i2

 

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Registrars Notice

The Registrars of Voters of the
Second Voting District or the Town 01'
Norwulk will be in session at the
Town Court Room. l-iuvllund street.
Monday. October 14111, 191:3, from 9
n. 111. to 5 11.111 tor the purpose of
1eceiving applications to be made

electors
JEREMIAH EGAN.
EDWARD ll. BOULENS.
Registrars of Voters of the Second

voting District, Town of Nor-
wulk.
Norwulk, Oct. 7, 1912. oil 121

 

TAXI TO HIRE

FOR ALL OCCABIONS.

illOAY OR NIGHT.
Spaniel Into: to Danbury Fair. Tenn
inn Car and Text.

Tel 1360 .l. VAAST

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THE GOUNTRV
You may sing 11 song or the city.
A sum: bf its hustle and noise
or the rutllc 11nd clutter of trunk»
And uhrllllnge of gutter-bred boya;
Of the broad llghtmpnnuled hiltliwuys
Which glitter like gold in the ruin.
.But the song that rings In my ears to-
nlght, ,
1» in 11 along oi a diherenl strain.

it’s the noun
country...
4 song or its/net“ and W011,
01 the creek that (lows silently
through it,
(It the stir or the rare evening
timers.
There is nothing to on or hereon,
With the whole widmé‘m to mm.
You. only sing u can; 111‘ the city,
but the 6011an the plies hi

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011. you. ragtime lcvers. Oh. you syn-

At the Palace of Superb Vaudeville

Broadway's newest musical comedy

(10) THE LUNCH ROOM CABARET

Ten scintillent beauties in u bevy of

Special added feature. The chuiming

In Billy's Iiest Bet.

in their merry nielnnge, The Hell Boy.

Next Week! Next Week! Next Week!
Chris 0. Brown's New York vaudeville

. leaves Dorian Twit Hull"o at 8 u. in.

counted souls. Today there is pre-
sented a. bill of remarkable sets. A
«program of unperalled aim surpusfi
ins surprises.

' The Gate to Pleasurevllle.

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time hits.
comedy.

presentntion. All new 1‘
All new dances F‘rcs
Irving Cooper announces

GIRLS (10)

brilliant spectacles. Everything
new. Everything different.

comedienne
CATHERINE CRONIN AND co.

A dashing conte-
dy of exceptional merit.

 

Rooney and Rent present
JOSlE AND WILLIE BARROWS

mph-—

A Dainty Delight
ELIZABETH MAYNE
impure-ting, in pretty tunes.
Two Lively Lads
LEXEY AND MELLON
Eccentric Dancing Comedians.

 

Velvet and white satin are to form Some me made of fancy linen handker-
some oi.’ the seeeoh's most stunning obiei‘e, very sheer and dainty.
hole

It is now possible to buy an imitation
of currlck mucorose lnce thut is an ex now.”
oellent counterpart of the beautiful,
real mesh.

Since the coitture ot the moment is
conservatively simple, there Is ample this .act and-the next.”——Tatler.
rpom for adding decoration by way. of
ornaments and make 13 me offering}!
many utttactive stiles to convince \v-0 3. little while ago not to make that
men of the changca—New York Press.

A new tiny pomander Is a perforated
silver bell to be worn as a pendant. in
side is a tiny sponge to hold the per-
fume.

Long sleeves are correct for morning
and simple dresses, but for anything
more formal the short sleeve has more
elegance.

Removable yokes tor the babies‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fashion_ Bits. plain dresses ere one of the new ideas. Marie—4 think Choily' is a. 11811th

dancer; he’s so light on his doe.
Lillian—«When you’re , better .
‘quainted you'll discover that 11
light at both ands.—-—The Pathfinder.

 

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“Oh, darling, you know you swore ‘ _
oil! for a year.” ‘ ' .
“Yes; but two years elapse between ' OUT OI: TOWN MOVI N J
BY AUTO VANS

‘DHtlI‘JE 46(in BLDFO

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Motheinrltz, I thought I told you,

noise!

Fritz—This is' quite a. different“
noise, mummy. The first was with a
drum and this Is with a trumpets—l
Fliegcnde Blaetter.

 

Modes in grief.

 

Gibbs~0h, yes,'Joues is an ass and
all that, but you'll never hear him
say a. mean thing about his wife.

Dibbs—ai don‘t know. He says she
made him what he lay—Boston: Tran-
script. i

eat i‘lNF «determine Furlu'
MAINDFFICE 1610 FULiOll

 

 

 

 

 

stars, “Two Road Shows," Monday
and Thursday, including Mike Don-
lin, Tom Lewis, J. K. Emmett and
00., Harry Van Fosscn.

first: New

 

 

 

SHOWING TODAY

Matinee Today at 2:30 p. m.

 

Tug Meets the PrinceII~A comedy,;
nfinugh from start to finish. Don't
tell to see it. 1

Midnight Supper-~11. very interesting
pltturc. Sure to please. All in one
Feel.

The BootbiaCk—«A picture that' 3 worth
going to see. A story 01’ c. boot
block's Why.

The Adventuress—~A very fine drama
in one big reel.

Besides tuo mme big reels today.

 

Evening Performance: at 7:80 and
9 o'clock. Two shows Nightly.

Always have 11 good si1ow.DOn‘t
full to see the good big show tonight.

Adult: 101:, Children 56.
:Brlng your friends.

OLD
REDMEN’S
HALL

Beginning next week this house will
be u house at features.
merit has already Hooked some plo-
tures that will compel you to come

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they are. Here lire two of them.
{airy picture in two reels. which is
drawing tull houses everydhere
' "General Ouster'a Lust
thrilling and exciting picture in three

Indium.”

Today'n..Proanm in:
The Schemers, Five Hours, Won by
a Call. Until 1mm Do Port and two

you interested.

Matinee daily. at 2:80. Evenings,
7:80. auturduy, 7:00 o'clock.

Add“. 100. Chlldron do

days and Holland.

 

 

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Daubury Fair vi: Norwalk

bully beginning Wednetdur. Oct. 9,

Round '1',- lp 9, me
including admission. It pouhlble send
names 111 agendas

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you every merry Main?
.1111; Wife (on wireselmilvhdt will

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