Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 3, 1913 · page 3

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.LOBT —-, BE'IIWEEIN BELDEN
Piece, Norlvolk. and Myrtle Ave, East
‘iNorwnlk. gold watch Reward for re-
turn to Geo. W. Collin, Hayes Mllt. 3

 

 

WE WILL. MAIL YOU $1
tor each set at old False Teeth -‘
. sent me. Highest prices paid

resold Gold, Silver, old Watch-
' es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
' Money Sent’hy Return Mill.

Phlla. Smelling and Refining

‘ . , Company.
Establishel 20 Years...
863 Chestnut 62., Philadelphia.
- Pennsylvania. 1
TO DENTISTS.

We will buy your Gold Filings.
‘ ‘Goid Scraps and Platinum.
, :Highest prices paid.

 

 

 

 

C. T. McGovern
" ‘ General Insurance.

FIRE INSURANCE

Real Estate. Room 14, Keeler
Building, 155 Washington St. South
Norwalk. Public Stenogrnpher.

 

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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
‘ HAS MOVED

his office Irom 29 North. Msin

street to the v '

‘ NEW RED MEN'B BUILDING,
in West Washington Street.

Tab, office, 1069.3; house, 693.

"lull villus

SOLVENT NOTICE.

District of Norwalk, 95., Probate
Goul't, December 119, A. 1).. 1912.

Estate oi Hobeckn llunkemcler, lute.
of Norwalk, in said District. decenscd.

The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trlct oi Norwuik, llntil limited llnli ul-
lowed six months from Iile (into here—
of {or the creditors of sold astute to
' exhibit their claims for settlement.
fi‘horo who neglect to present their no
oonnts. properly uticsiod. within snld
time, will be deilurred ll recovery. All
persons indebted to said esinte are
requested in lnnko Ilnlncdinle pnynlcnt
to

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FRED IIUN‘KIGMEIEII,
Executor.

 

‘ fro A8K TAXPAYERS Fon HEIM.
sunssmanr. .

It. Is understood IIIIII. Inrnlor School
Committeemsn John Ferris or George
town. will) usunulied Principal .l W

indication in the Georgetown whom
shoot a your sign Mid who vvnn sull-
sonnently sued by Hodgdon will ask

the immature ot Wilton to pay ”I?
amount or damages nwllrdoli “million
in the Supcdler court. The Jury which
heard the cane nwnrdcd liodgdon $400
and costs, bringing Ferries tolni sun
million in Will. A motion 01‘ Charles
M. Murphy. of llnnhury, ultornoy for
the defendant, to have the verdlnt‘oei
aside was denied and the time for on.
pool has nllllnnd. Farris has not million
to dill/n still its the time for psymont
drown in an odd he has mill-inn in link
~ the school district to pay. it. is Ivorrls'

' . contention that he noted in good faith

.Iilll wheel rommillnclnnn null while lie
1m a. servant of the district. he should
" luvs been liolondedwnt tho onlmnso ,oi'
. the district. A school 111M113 will be
soiled nnriy next was, it Ill linden
stood. in pelvis main-rs. 'l‘lln coining:
. morning and its action urn smiled

[ with intodent.

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The Neiv Science

IOWINI‘I‘IOM I” OHIIIOVRAOTIO.

,Ollillwrsstln III the wishes hi the
Mlhediw ”scheme!
mulls lull mo. Ilium III onus

“MOO: “VIII O? B‘“
fives it liens in 11.th

' plosives nerves and polo is 1
ill old I. (no: .

first

‘ oidces.

*1 McMahon. 56 West Ave.

'house on Slocum St.

 

TO LET—FURNISHED HALL
room, hosted. use of both. 31. 50 week-q
Inquire ii 12 Hamilton newton
oer. .. . _

To LETwTHE SECOND STORY
over Davis clothing store. Suitable for
club rooms or lodge. For
further lmrticuim apply at the allies
of the 0m Well Clear Co. 12 ill;

TO LET-«A snvnN ROOM'FLAT.
N01 8 West St. Also an 8 room house,
No.8 Putnnm Ave. Alppiy John” F

 

 

 

T0 LET—4 LARGE ROOMS, ALL'
improvements 21 Core Ave; also 1
store. First St, East Norwolk. in-
quire It. Joseiovsky or the United
Grocery. d23 ti

 

TO LET-«NEW o no M HOUSE.
improvements, on trolls line, 10 min-
utes from post office; also 6 room new
Geo. Mitchell. tI

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To‘ LET—APARTMENT AT
Chapel St. and 215 Washington street.
Inquire 64 South Main St. . (116 it

 

 

TO LET~HAMILPON AVE» HALF

of twommily house-II resins, and II- 1
room ills-t: nilimprovementsmoodeoh- ,

dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. sill u

BUSINESS NOTICES

TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment or gout, rheumatism etc.
insngemonts by appointment Dr.
Wadswortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 211:.“

 

 

 

NABH’B MODERN GOODYEAR \

sent and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comIort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.

 

 

Mme. A. Liebermann ,
Fashionable Dressmaklng

Cutting Taught. 80 Hsvlland s1.

Dividend Notice

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THE. sou-rs ggnwlusig envmoeW

South Norwulk, Conn.

At n meeting oi? the directors of this
bank held this day, s dividend ut the
vote of four per cent. per nnnum was
declared to depositors from the euro-
ings of the six months ending Decem-
ber 31, 1912. The same will be enter-
ed on puss-books and paid on and al-
tor January 10, 1913.

Deposits mode on or before January
10. 1913, will draw interest from Jun-
nnry 1,1913.

My order of the lionrd of Directors.

‘ , GEORGE L. \\ oonw Alli),
1123 3w Treasurer.

Dividend Notice

IQGTH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THE NORWALK SAVINGS
SOCIETY.

 

 

Norwnih. Conn.
.llecomher 12, 1912.

At a meeting of Directors or this
Society held this any. n dividend. ut
the rule of FOUR (4) :per cent, per on»
nllln wns deolnred to Depositors from
lilo earnings or the six months ending
Dolelnbei 31,191.12.

’i‘lio some will be entered on lines
hooks and paid on null other January
10. 1918.

Money deposited on or before Jam
nary 10:11.19“. will draw Interest
from Jnndory 1st.

WILLIAM A. OUIITIB. President.

FREDERICK A. 11th9. Treellalrlm

1 21s

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INVITATION TO ATTfiND CHURCH.

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Nomik Ohurohmsn law's A Novel
Advertising Hunger. ,
When every insrohnnt In Norwsill.

Wuhan”... .L. snow»...

or his clerk. honoured at work this.

morning; be round hunting to his door

11 little senior mounting inst no alt-,1

1.11.11 slums on Sunday. 'I‘hfi lltlle
neuter itself more no nine or to; We
issued 11.1an on it invltomno to to
to his own churn!» no portloulnr use
being mentioned. the mystery bowl to
deepen. It in all yet unsolved.

{isms twenty anon storied through

11.11111; shalt!“ Ibo We no in
our dos silos .oon‘snieu '

 

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FOR 5AL€;MIDCH OOW. ' IN-
quire 11.111111. Mosully. 10 Stuart Ave,
Norwnill. Conn. . , ill 3t

FOR SALE-”AT GREENS FARMS.
001111., 20 sores on upland. ideal place
tor chicken form. Inquire 8 Henry
St., South Norwaik. Oonn 12 lit

FOR SALE~AT 9 HANII‘ORD
Place, house of eight rams and bath.
all improvements. Inquire .I.M .La‘y~
ton and 00., Inc. . 1 12

HO
[lurid-lilo upright lplono. good condi
tion. Apply Frank 2‘. illlluluinnej.2 ”1’2t

FOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO. Ab
most now. Will sell on easy terms

 

 

 

 

; to responsible «parties. Address. Piano.

Norwslk ,Sentlnei nlflee._, , 12 3t

FOR BALE—GARAGE. CENTRAL-
ly located. Good business ‘mld lull of
storage Address Garage, cure 8102113t
no. 1 1 ,. 1

 

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illussMENTs

 

iludiiillll
shun

(Over Woolworth's)
QUALITY PHOTO-PLAYS.

Broncho 21Reel Western Feature.
“His SQUAW."

Reliance Routing Comedy.
"BEDELIA HAS THE TOOTHACHE."

Keystone Wnr Comedy.
“STOLEN GLORY."

Reliance FunnyI i‘iiln.
‘ingLING IEI‘HE §PECIALIST”

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And Other Good Pictures.

Two Great Western Features,
"TI-IE PROBPEOTOR'S DAUGHTER"
and
“ON THE. FIRING LINE.”
Original “101 Bison" Films.
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The show that sets the pace for 1913.
Here is in sample 01‘ the programmes
for the ensuing your. At the “Joy
Center of Connecticut."

HOYT’S

The People's Popular Playhouse.

Extraordinary engagement of vende-
vlile'e spocincuinr IlII. Hurry Irwin's
newest comedy nnd musical spec-
lscio.

LITTLE M188 CU'IKUP.

With Minerva Courtney and Ten
singing. dnnclng nnd comical girls
and boys. Rani cow girls and gen.
nine cow. boys. A merry musical
potpouri, filled with dosh and so.

Another Exceptional An-
nounoomonl

Americas Most Distinguished Legiti-

msie Plover.

MR. CHAD. BOWQBR
museum ”The Prince Oran")
and s Capable Caste. in Oliver
Whites Masterpiece.
9UPERITITI N.

Most bountiful use so pisylel.
vaudeville. "

Hero is

III

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OII. ”You Run; Time Lovers,

HIIwBROWN AND SMALL-00". '

Two brilliant youths that have capti-
yuied theutmdoul.
frile minty snow,
Jinlhl GAMON
Olin

v Nm%.»1~s Ewan”, 4M

A 1111111111. OOIIIIIIIIAII oi ununuei slow
oracle.
LIWVPALMOl'l
Btegtllinlr and smile 1; king in their
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BALE-EA‘SY PAYMENTS.

sunning virtuoso. in vs- ,,

. With every

tnrrh germs '1
breathing into. be 1111:. over the Won

Eucalpytus from the 11.21.111.112... of
Australia .Thls book tells about tiiol
HWMEI .vapor treatment tor stub
born Osterrh Group. hesvy Colds and
fibre Throat, and other Interesting
t-tncts.

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George H.- Godney, ot Grove street,
has recovered from a several days' ill-
ness, but Mrs. Oedney continues quills,
ill. ‘: W_ I

.90 ,
116er. oi the saunter, When they had .

received violent s ntions in trunslt. '
‘ 1 they became discouraged .111 91.111.

sally arrived in s. disheveiied condi-
tion. Eight or them Wearily oozed

through the package when it was:
. laid on“ the senator' s desk. Four only

retuinéd their shspe'.

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JOINT INSTALLATION.
The Joint installation or Buckingv

ham Post. No. 12. G. A. R. and Buck- .

Inghsln W. R. 0.. No. 80, will be held

W this cv‘ening In the Sons of Temper-

ance Hull In the Gazette huilding. An
enjoyable time is anticipated and a
supper will follow the istsllatlon cere-
monies. _ -~ .
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Sentinel nds. bring results

 

business yesterday.

‘ ‘ times it Is the“
Dovol'yrubborisbrondodwnhthemu Merit.” ,
, Hub-Mark- Rubbers are constructed and the Compoun
together to give the best possible service under all mud
and still be Sold at a price. that will permit everyone to W
'them and et they maximum return for his money. _ TM!
no more slum rubber. Try thorn. “ ‘ 1
Hub Mark Rubbers are made in all styles and for all Wpurpo
‘ ,‘l‘he Hub~Mark is yodLValne-Marlr 1
If your dealer cannot supply you, Write us;

BOSTON RUBBER SHOE co.. Malden. M

Standard 31d“! ” means that after 6O you"
on! established b no for first

 

Judge William K J. Hubbell Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence KnspW
Wilton, was a visitor in Norwalk on spending a. few days at Duke 0
lin Jellierson Valley, New Yer

 

 

 

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W‘B‘TTW

shop it. lllillr‘llliii?‘

Razor Blades.

GILLETTE
YANKEE
ARNOLD
OURLEY

DU RHAM-DUPLEX
KEEN-KUTTER
EVER-READY
GEM JUNIOR

There is no trick about strapping your rszor~not with Bniisvé Automatic Shopper. uhllh

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IF THIS .iU'rquiTlc ST
nvnnv nusum cunlnun

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RM H AND EVERY STROPPER IS SOLD I‘NDER

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gorillas none nor limousines
ovulauoxuy ill-in. us IEBUND l ,
roe “‘

I'I‘IVI‘I GUARAV’IEE 'iO GIVE SATISFACTION.

Don’t Throw “AwayYOur Old Dull Safety

ENDERS
CLARK
KING
WECK

“ .ulomaticaiiv Simmons
and Keeps Sharp”

Any ,. Razor

~ SHARP-SHAVER
YALE
AND OTHERS.

WARD
STAR
GEM

.1 Auvosvnop

ls built on practical lines.

The correct position of the binds positively sllnlsntees u cutting edge; and with Very Sharp Dressing assures sharp blndes

at all times.

You’ll Never Need to Buy Another Blade

TV All you need to do Is to present six of the appended coupons clipped from The Sentinel, nnd set this

$ 2.50 RazOr
Sharpener far

his not the Ideal gift for Father, Son or Brother. This 3-11:me

will present It to the Fellow she likes so well. Mothers will
sing to need I shove.

eir gentlemen, friends about Ohrimnsll time.

. and appreciated by III shavers. .

Such an offer cannot Incl long

young

THE $2 50

It ism

You my 11.1. uniting .110qu ,
“11.1.1.1... wdshmyosllov‘o our
vol!

 

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PRESENT

”Fit fertile boy who

ideal gift, and the iris will make no mists e in laying in n suPpIy to pit
t is a 82.50 present; useful and spproprlatp

or oil opens,

 

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