Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 21, 1913 · page 3

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IN’MEMORIAM

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IN MEMoilIAMw—MEAD‘JN LOV‘
lug rememhrnnce or my husband.
Frederick B. Moods 9W110 entered into”
‘re8t, Jun. 2021151

 

FOB Btu—£420 FT. OOUNTER
and partition, tables, chairs. ads reuse
and cosh resistor. 'Megner‘ and
Flynnhs ' 121:,3t

 

' WANTED ‘
WANTED .. BY EXPERIENCED

 

 

sou SALE-ml TABLE AND 2
rockers. mission iwood. Price resson~
bible. J. F Byrne, 10Frunkllrji2135£

 

with board; also treble boomers want- 3
13d. 23 Union St; “1211‘

, TO ugh—HOUSE, 14 1200113, ALIL
impro‘v’ethents. burn, core 18nd. Trolley
connection. Apply to Mrs, Ellsobeth
Claude, 52 NeWtown Ave, Norflvslk.
‘ 121 23 25

 

..j lpesruncei l asy’efier in ‘au
‘ ties and mm the good it. has done

TO LET _ her I can truly say it will do all you ,Reeponse. By 8 member 01 1116 will open; you will breathe freely: m. breath with head utulled
”7‘ . claim." J Edmund Miller, New He, Board. ‘ dullness and headache diswppeur. By closed hawking and blurring.
To LET —— rnnulsnu’o ROOM, W“- 0°“. Add'°“‘"H P 0”“ N°“°*°“' ““’ mornings 5hr retard] cold-in‘head or or a cold. with its running nose.

oiling oluldren so quickly is ibsopuso ‘
it' contains in 8‘ delicious compilin-
ten the two «nest world? fumed “ton;
ics~‘-i 9., the strehath creating, body
building elements of cod

our ‘1
'“ rs’ in
stltut'es in connection with. North
Cornwall Orange. No. '32; 8t .North
Oornwtdl, will hold 88 lustntute, Fri-
doy, Jmery 24, 1913,81. the Grange
. Hell. 3688icns will he held at 11 u.
lot and 1: 30 p, to. who prozrum tel n... ‘
p. lows: ” a“ , *6 End such misery now! Get the small
11 c. m.-—Address oi WelcoIne; , j, bottle oi “lilly’s Cream Balm" at any
Bent. Sedawick, muster otGmuSe. drug store. This sweet, trust-ant balm

‘ w8ll,

aisle... day the heat of the n
penetrates and hauls the
swollen meunibrsne which it
8088, head end throat; clears
pouches: stops nasty distilling .
feeling of cleansing. soothlns
lei comes immediately.
Don't lay audits to-niaht 8

Stops Nesty Discharge, Clout-8
Stalled Head. Heels Inflsmod
Air Pussagss and You Breathe
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perinteudent of Highland Felt-nil
‘ Dairying
12: 15 .p. un.—-intermission for dinner.
Furnished hy the Grange.
1. 30 um nil—*Add’l‘ess. A. B dock
Farmington, president Connecticut
Sheep Breeders Association Sheep

The ‘reuson Vino! builds on week. cutsrrhul sore throat will the sons mucous dropping into the thrust.

Get ”- small 110m" WWW: :iuet ‘0 m dryness is distressing :bu ”
try itwApply e. little in the nostrils mama“, ‘
~ and instently your classed nose and . Put your talthwjust once—viii
deformities sir basement- the‘ head Groom Balm“ and your cold "first

will surely disappear

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liver oil,

 

South Norwulk, Conn.

FOR SALE—:FOUR BUILDING

, lots on North Taylor avenue and one

on Woodbutry Ave. Mrs. E. Gull-ion, 55
Connecticut. Ave. South Norweljkl

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l young woman, positron as booklreeh
or, typist or at olflce ovdvrk. Sinsli
salary to start. Address 3., care Shir-
tluel. , J 1 3t

. WANTED-:BY COMPETENT GIRL,
, situation at general housework. Has

with all the useless grease, eiirulnut
ed, and tonic iron for the blood odds
ed it you have a week, puny, ailing
child. 'i‘ry Vinel «on our offer to re-
turn your money it it dolls to benefit .
your little one. Baxter.

MlOsOOl-‘l'l ABOLIOHING LOBBY— to wear uniforms. . ,
181's. It was prescribed that a union

mm». CITY, Mo, Jan. 21:—

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Husbandry.
2 p. m,~,-~Address. Geo. V. Smith, aeo-
retery of Connecticut state Poultry
Association. Keeping Poultry tor
Fun and Prom ‘

‘ TO Liar—FURNISHED. TWO CON-
necting rooms. water, toilet. cook
stove, gas and gas pinto. . All conven-
iences for light housekeeping. 214

 

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but and green cmvst.

 

good references “it.“ speaks! English
and German. 7 1-2 Ely Ave. 121 ll.

WANTEP~DESIRADLE SMALL
(family wants to rent about four
rooms in nice locality. Will .1183: not
over 2101 Address I., chs Sentljno’l.

0 3t

WANTED—SITUATION us CARE
taker or handy man. Reps.

its on blind-
lugs or furniture. Care of tu‘rnuce.

 

 

 

 

 

.Will cell it mentioned. "R," 30 Buy-
.view Ave. 30 Norwalk. 118 lit -
Los'r ’
LOST~BANK BOOK, 17-,,428 on}

South Norwalk Suiiugs Bank. Find-v
or please return to bank. 114 21 28

BUSINESS NOTICES

TURKISH BATHO FOR THE
treatment. or gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment; Dr
.Wsdsworth’s Sanitarium Tel “(git

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NABH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
:boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St
WM

Textile Fabric Co.

213 E. Wash'n 8t., So. Norwuik.
Opposite Dorion's Switch.

Formerly P. O. Bldg, Norwslk.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.

Dress Goods
in Seigcs 8: Nov?
cities.»

Conic in, select your goods
ldrom the piece.

Suits Tailor-made

on the premises. lining and

cloth included, from $20.00

up.

Cloth for Mcu’ 8
Wear

in Blue, Black and Brown
Surges. Suits made to order on

the premises from $20.00

up.

Worsted 8: Velvet
Remnants

CLOTH OOUGHT .01? U8
BPONGED FREE during this“
month only.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Ac. T.,McGovern

General Insurance
‘" , PM! ‘VVINSUHANCE

IR.“ Hunts. Room .14. Kettle:
Building. 165 Washington at, Bouts
Norwslit. Public Stsnozrspuer. .

 

 

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Underisker l). W. Raymond
nus no VED
his elites treat all North Msln
street to the
NIW fill) MIN'O IUILDINO,
is West Wuhluuton fittest.
‘l‘st, 814188, lot“; has», 088.

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dei and Touring
Get to Hire

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‘fhuve 8. number of line cockerels to

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' Milena «lotion and now owned by A. C.

, would bring the price or the bailouts

WFOR SALE-OUT OF ’A QUANTITY

0! haby chicks bought or the famous .

Pittslield Barred Rock Farm, Maine, I

dispose of very reasonable Mrs H.
M. Dibble, Rowayton. 120 3t

FOR SALE—GARAGE. CENTRAL
1y located Good business and lull oi
storage. Address Garage, care facti-

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FOR SALE—HAVE JUST RECEIV-
ed 8 curioad 0! Iowa horses. ranging
in size drom 1.100 to 1,000 pounds.
These horses guaranteed. as represent-

 

 

ed. ' W. M. Keeler,rBank8’ Stables, or four furnished rooms for house:
Norwulk.. .114 tat keeping. Eliza-both St. Address 8.,
Sentinel .office. 118 ill

Tiemann Paint
Factory .for;Sale

consisting of Machinery of all descrip-

tions. and other articles. All pructi
easily new.

Apply on premises or address
1ARRIS coN‘s'rupcrIon COMPANY
53 Bank Street,
STAMFORD, CONN.

ASSEMBll lllll
Willi” will Wll'llill

Residents Consider the Matter
cl Raising $7,000 and Pur-
chasing Properly

As 8 «proof that Wilton is a growing
little town. the evoking up of the oltlj
zone in that «place to the realization,
that some assembly hall where entor~
tuinmenls, duuces Imd other social ul‘v
I’ulrs can be hold is needed, the effort
to obtain the sums has been mode.
The plan is to have the building can
strucied noui’ the center of the town
on the property of A. C‘._ Brudiey,:_hy
a stock company to be lorined. The
jclrculurs sent out by the committee
considering the Ileuslhlllty of the hind
explains everything fully.

The circular is as follows:
Follow Townsmen and Women: -

Wilton bus long been in need of on
assembly hall where: cntortninrueuhf‘
could be held hath star the muse-
ment and instruction of the commu:
nlly. The time seems now ripe for
launching a project. so u cmnmitteo
thus been (owned to devise ways and
means to forward the some.

it is proposed to form it stuck com-
pany to be known as the Wilton A8—
somhly Hull Association. capitalized
ht 27,00, divided into 700 shores of
the par value, of $10 each. The site
chosen for the emotion of the hell in
the property directly opposite the tele«

 

 

 

lirudley. The price asked for this
properly is $1,000 end the committee
has secured on option on it 8t this
litters, to ;oltplr8 April lot. 1913.
There are two lots in the rest- or the
main fructose-shut are included in the
1 whole sud ss‘they are not needed tor
the pure/onus“ oi the hell, they could
be disposed“. WA livid of 1200‘ 1188 Iii-.-
ruddy heed made for them. so this

down to 21.200
reel Ilronl by about 230 Test dosh, iltk

outed in the Center or town. it would
require prosperity *flfl eroding sud

, there would he plenty of «parking seeds “

tor sutomcbiiss sud henchmen vs-
hides in the tour or the building.

 

t East Ave" near East Norwullr despot.“

t burn.

This also: 8 building site of 150;

91 3i.
TO LET-*4 0R 5 ROOMS ’ON SEC

 

druggist, scuth Norwaik. Conn.

Fm“ H- Ass means of banishingdobbyist‘s l rmed by the attorney‘gencral

from the. capitol, Representative this is a legal measure: 'snld

 
 

. Music, recltatious. etc, will be in-

 

and liloor 8t 36 Cedar street. Inquire

terspersed us opportunity will permit.

 

Stork yesterday introduced 8 bill re» Stark, "and it would banish lobbyl‘

 

'l‘. Brennan, 47 West avenue, South

 

 
 

 

 

A‘zood adv. pars‘inthe best, paper.

Bentlnel‘wsnt eds. bring~ results. .qulriug members of. the."third house" ' by making them .appear ridiculous,

 

Norxwulk, or 20 Well street, Norwalk,
or phone 458.120 3t

-TO LETwHOUSE, PARTS 02“
houses. flats, carpenter shop, shoe
shop, building for light manufacturing,
Prices ranging (rem $3. 00 to
350.00 per month. inquire of Raymond
Brothers. .120 3t

'ro LETwFURNISHED -noou.
steam heated, electric light; or three

 

 

 

T0 «LE'l'wSIX LARGE ROOMS.
also live rooms, at 05 Spring St.; also
10 room house, Connecticut Ave. large
yard. Inquire Mrs. R086“ Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave 37 ti'

TO LET—LOWER PART 01"
house. 102 South Main St., small rum-
iiy of adults. Rent “6. Inquire of
Chas E. Hoyt. 19 ti

TO LET—~APARTMENT AT 89
Chapel St. Inquire 04 South Main
St. 17 ti

TO LET—NEW 0 ROOM HOUSE,
improvements, on trolley line, 10 min-
utes from post oliice; also 6 room new
house on Slocum St. 080. Mitchelll t
o . n i

To LET—HAMIL' i‘ON AVE" HALF
of two-lsmily house, 6 rooms, and ii
room tint; ell improvements; sood con-
dition; one block from nilrosd station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 813 ti

be attached to the letter. The Li-
brury Association hue expressed 8
willingness to occupy the dormer room
at on unuuul 'rentul of $00, until, such
timevue it is in n position to have 8.
building of its own.

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It is believed that u building such as
roughly outlined above will more then}
provide for the present needs of that
commuility and be amply lurge for;
some lime to come. Wilton is bonudi

muko the sooiul life of the community:
more pleasant will surely improve the
growth.

it is hoped that all citizens or Wil-
ton will get lmhiud this protect, tor
upon you will depend «the feasibility
01 carrying it out. it will be, 8 fine
thing for the town to have uu‘ndequuie
building where dnncos can be given,
amateur theolrldsls produced and curd
parties, concerts and siersopllcon lec
tures enjoyed, it is hoped the: 8
moving picture outfit can be installed
8t some time in the near future. it is
most desirable that the management
should the broad and liberal. but of
copies nothing objectionable or often-
eive will be permitted

Remember. that in subscribing for
stock in this enterprise, you are not
giving u donation to chsritt’: ouch in-
dividual will haves cosh iplercst in
the loud and building to the extent. of
his or her holdings therein. While it
would be foolish to promise on): im-
mediate returns on the money invest-
ed, tiereriheioos it'ls not unreasonable
to expect ihut u dividend can be carn-
ed and min in the near future, when
the use or the hull becomes frequent.

slutlns the number oi chem you will
be Milling to subset-libs for. 8nd re»
turn it to the underlined. so um
[the committee may be able to deter-
mine. with! what favor the .proisst’is
mutiny.” . '
r. I very respectfully, ,

ll. lirWidti'i‘ON. it

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.lsuusry. 1912.

um In outrun: N. Y. n

to grew and unylhlng that lends toi

loudly on (till: till! outline“ blsnk‘ ‘

3138's. We rm, _'

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EVERY RESULT CLAIM ”,D YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND
ED. 131C“ AVD FVER STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A P08
lTlVE GUARANTEE TO GlVE SATISFACTION.

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Sharp Any Kind or a Razor Blade

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practicsl lines The correct position 81’ the elm positively guarantees 8 cutting edse. and with Very Sharp
Dressing assures shore blodes at all times.

You’ll Never Need to Buy Another Blade

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our THE COUPON NOW

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81 suit time, use when you him sis
consecutively numbered present their
st 'lllie Austins! Olliecmlth 08 cents

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