Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 22, 1913 · page 3

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RQR SALE

SOB SAL£~FINE RUBBER Tut—
ed runabout. also new Wheeler and

Wilson sewing machine. Inquirer 1r
. Meadow on Phone 13131 122 ll fiqurgtct 32931:? 133““ ‘ 353 .

1 FOR SALEbLESB THAN HALF
coat. 2 cylinder 10 H.: P. motor. like
new. _O._ H. Scott Rowayton. t22 1t

HORSES! HORSES! JUST ARRIV-
ed. 24 young chunky norm; some
fine matched pains: also come goon
truck and business horses. -‘All this .
stock must be no repreoented or
«money retundcd We will «sell these
hereon-worth the money. Come and
look them over. diorahtield Horse 00..
annual concord and Wood Ste.,South1

 
 

 

 
 
 

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‘l credited
* nud collection: .. experience,
luau-vied. Bond 1 Highest tolerances;
Socks" position. Salary moderate Ads-
dress, A B. 0., Sentinel. t22 lit
1“, FOUR TO EIGHT ACRES SHORE
trout with- a good house and out build-y

. lugs; from owner. John Crawford,
r real estate broker, 7 East 42d St,, N.
‘ ‘. KY: Ree. Wes-inert. Ct. . 1319121 22

find main-,ted con»,

‘ccountins, re tpf Iit?rodcgltilt .

 

 

 

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l‘901us‘ and bath; ‘
Inquire of Mrs. A1.
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TO LET—«FIVETROOMS, 's ‘cnoas ‘ zap-4.9. «2‘?*.r"'“tii€ 3.35... $1.41:

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. , . , ,fl 1 1 NDI'WBlk.1 V {22 3‘1““ flouth Norwmk. Rent 812.1111- Iu2I.I.I'.I.I.IIIII II _ .
WANTED—T0 BUY A KINDS 5 J A d s, . ..: /
cattle. Best market pricefilaid. Ex- F’oa SALE—WORK 11013911.. 5 g“; fiwwng‘ififii 110-8 .01.‘ Mainzgsgg Tli‘esc' beautiful rsilvcr-plated Tea Spoons;-i ail-{é put up adhalt
2:12:22. 1 been: 1.3 1.11.1: 1...... 25‘2” 3‘“ it‘ll?“ 1’?“ "‘“‘.“°“‘.":;“ l‘“ T: ain‘t:
‘ ‘ ';To LET—~AT 38 WEST STREET. ex ra eavyei vcr. ate upon a envy 031 0 me e 1
”“139,“ AV?" Telr 1151 “G if “055- COMB. BROWN LFGHORN 00m“ Hlsh St» 4‘0“!" unturnlahell proper care Will last at least ten years. 'I‘hcy are made in the

 

Cockerelfl—Handoome vigorous eons
of twenty hens that laid $25 worth
market eggs in three winter months.
Box 29, Route 47, Ridggdeld. :20 9t,

IFOR SALE—GRAND UPRlGl-IT
piano, Ballet-11nd Davis. Sold tor
want or use. Good as new. Will sell
reasonable. f Address Mamie Mc-
Loughlln, No. '52, N. Main St. (2041:

FOR SALE—Finn rnoor SAFE,
suitable tor dactory. Cheap it sold at
once. Inquire Geo. Mitchell, ,Norwulht.t
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FOR SALE oa1'ro LET-«FOR.-

rooms. lower part or private bones, all
improvements. At 2 High St. nwo tur-
niehed' Ii’or housekeeping. {21 3t

.11) LET-«FURNlSHED ROOMS
with all conveniences. No. 1-1 Harn-
lord place. South Nor-walk, Conn.
1721 St

To LETe—TWELVE ROOM HOUSE.
62 Putnam Ave. All improvements.
Suitable for one or twosmoll families.
Seen at any ”time. Address C.‘ H.
Gale, Ridgelield, Conn. flint

'ro LET—FROM SAT., FEB. 22,

beautiful Narcissus pattern and» are finished in the popular Fr
grail design. We hgve also on dieplay

Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell and
Butter Knife, Salad Fork, Salad

Spdon, and Table Spoons.

After ‘examining this beautiful and complete assortmchl.‘ of
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
at a nominal cost. . ' -.: 1-,.» 1

Tine-tr. péA‘ooov Am: co.
want experienced operators on 'DOWBI'
machines. steady workausurad.15 ti

SOLVENT NOTICE.

1 District of Norwalk,’ 93., Probate
"i Couit, February 21,11. D.,1913.
Estate of Horace 1S :Hatch, late oi!

Norwalk in said District deceased.
The Court of Probnte for the Din
mat of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lo‘Wed six monthS‘trom the da here
of for the creditors of said es ute to

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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statement by \ZlcmPreaident Ill. H.

.. twill: unzcxtonalon of electric oporu-
_. lionlo lurindu pnnnengcr. tralulu' nun

; , n din-ct mill nulllceni. return upon the
., not 1111mm y lutcslmoull wlll be secured

exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, prdperly attested, within
sold time, will he doharred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-

ment to
, MANUEL T. HATCH.

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MUCH INDIRECT ECONOMY lN
ELECTRIFICATllON.

Whlle the electrification of the New '

'Haven road hasn'esultgd in little or
no direct economy. the” indhect ad-
vantages ale large and with an ex-
tension of the electrificution a direct
and sufficient return will be made up
on the investment, according to u

'Mcllenn, in 'chnrge oil, the olectrill
cation. Mr. hicliehry Sal/SN .
"The, MSW. 1,}an on , company , is al-
ready committed to an expenditure or
$29,000, 090 coverlug' work completed.
in progless, or authorized.
“The that item was completed sev-

eral years ago The Harlem river and '

Wentclleutor llnéa um already in op-
eration, although not fully cmnpletcd.
Construction in actively in
between (‘llcullrooh nud New Haven,
and um conatmrtk’m on the lust item,
'Iloatun to Providence, will begin next
spring. ‘ The latter in the first stop 10-
wurde tho. ulllmulea substitution of
electricity for steam within the. unbur-
bnn rndhia at Boston.
"it if; my opluion thut cloctriilcu-
lion will he Infimiletl or extended up-
' on it Very cxdenell'o sonic within the
uoxl if) yours. more portlculurly at
the grout rnllrond centers.
"As yet, little or no direct economy
' has been realized by tho. clcclrlticn-
‘ ,tion nironlly completed. The, ludiri‘ct
advantages, however, are lzirgc llilll

L 'awllrhlnu- uol‘vlce. it is prcbnlllo um:

under favorable condition». .
“in acnorili it. may “he hinted that
illopribcloul and ulmont the entire
economy it) be, clicked by olociric
operation in comprised in the two
items or fuel and millllle ropnlrs.
“which will no approximately rcdncod
by 60 per cont.
oursurod ln‘otlwr from. but tho
r nmouulu will be rnlulivnly lncounldmu
”able. 1 r
m howl-«NM a...
and OUlLTY OF AEDUOTION.
noumumnnh, lll., itch. ”Neill?!“

 

' . darwnh interesting Program.

Ill'Ogl‘illiS 1

“collation-ah llnllad of Betty Rona,

. liogriluilmiw—«C‘hs'ullea Summor‘a Tribute

A reduction 'muy he 1

mar Sealehipt tactory on Water St.
For terms and particulars apply John
H .Knupp or J. M. Layton and 00..
Inc , ¢ 128 hi

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

TURKISH BATHS FOR THEE
treatment or gout. rheumatism. etc
irrangementl by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth! Sanitarium. Tel. 213.“

NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
lOul. and shoot repair snap. All kinds
:uatom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.

 

furnished rooms rior light housekeep-
ing, can be soon. Gas and cooking
stove; dishes. runnlng water in room.
11 Havilaud St, South Norwalk. £20 llt

'ro LET—«HOUSES FROM :6. 00 TO
950 per month, ltlate drum ~88. 00 to
$20. 00 per month. Jlouiles in Norwulk,
. Norwalk, Rowayton and South Nor-
walk. Carpenter shop, light manu-
rfnctory; munulactory with powmr.
Everything in the rent line. Raymond
Bros. . (20 at

T0 LET-FROM MARCH 181‘.
store in South Nonwalk Club building,
next pout-0mm. Entrance front. and
war. lnqulrc office of Old Well
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cam-En SCHOOL EXERCISES.

 

Puplle10boerved Wachlngton’l" Birth

The program or the Center school
pntriotlc examines yentenluyr was no
follow: ,
Chorus of the echoel o!" the sixth. sev-
null) and eighth grades opened with
Specd‘Our l‘topubllc.
Recitation—Prince oi' Lincoln's Nnmc.
Grace Bray. .2“
llcello-ilonwA'bruhnm Lincoln,
Thercsn llurtwcll.

Edith Smith.
Essay on Lincoln, written by Eliza-
beth Sluueou nud read“ by Donald
Tailor.

llccltnllonml‘l'uahinglon‘ a lllrtlldal' .
Murlon Tyler

to George \Vnalllugion,
, hlnud Rider.
Piano Solo.
‘ Ednu Chillerbnry.
liocllallonmllcoruo Washington,
lidun ilonol.
Rocilnllon—~~(‘lovornor Winthrop on
(Monro ll’nahlnnlun. 3'
Clam April.
llccllnliouw'l‘he Little nod Strum),
‘ limbo Gallium.
11.111.11.115th Sketch of Henry W
Longfellow.
. , Illnio Kuehllnnom.
Recitation-4 Wanhlugtou Song,
Anna Sterling.
money on (loom: Worthington. written
by Mullen Hobo and road by Doro-
thy blotting.
Piano Solo,
zlnny Scam.
llmilatlon—uwilnblnpton Party.
Anne llrown.

Edna Quilter.
Violin Solo, 1
' Mule Schwartnhopl. .4.

 

lyn Arthur Soc mu: “We on Mild»

, ct two-family hence, 9 rooms, and ll

horltllilonmliiko ammo Worthington.

 
 

To LET-IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
port or city, house with. every modern
Improvement and Convenience cen-
tral. Inquire 22 Taylor avenue, nea‘r
West street 9186 t,

TO LET—DOUOLE HOUSE. MAG
nolin Ave. all improvements, steam
heat; or enchahge for farm. 'l‘aylo‘rl

 

 

TEA SPOONS, as shown abwe, show the exact design and are
put up a half dozen to the package. Price per. half doz. 53¢

THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the same marine? Price,
halfdozen....... ..‘6

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~ SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome linsed

leatherettq case with hinged tap. Price complete for the" 12
pieces ...‘..1 ......................... ...... 8

THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly @9le
together. Price 53¢

SALAD FORK also cornes neatly boxed Price.
SALAD SPOON, handsomely boxed. Price
The above must be Seen to be appreciated. Come m and look

no... ........................

u...oou

3 them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long.

All on need to do. is to present Six Coupons. clipped on

I 3 consecutive days. together with the cost amount of expense items,

and get any or all of this attractive silver.

 

 

and Golden. £17 61]

To LET-~13 ROOMS AT 55 SPRJNO‘,
St; also the rooms Connecticut Ave.
Inquire Mrs Roue Turlov.102 Taylori
ALB 517 “i

To LET~2 FLATS OF 51 ROOMSE
each with all improvements. 261’: East
Ave. inquire R. C. Thompson, at First
St. ll? (it

To LET—APARTMENT AT :11:
Chapel St. Inquire til South Main
91. :7 cl

 

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET~HAMILTUN AVE, HALF

room tint; All improvements; good can
dltlon: one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. 913 ll

“MW” LOST”

LOBT—AAN EASTERN STAR PIX,
between Baptist Ohurch’and Salvation
Army llnll Sunday 111 in. Return to
Sentinel o co. Reward, 12013:.

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E. T. BATES. \UGTIONEER.

Auction

Will Soil at Public Auction on 1910er
DAY. FEB ll 1913.12 ten o'clock a.
111.. at tho mldouco 0! Mary ill Gracie,
llrooltolde Ava. Dorian. (301111., the lot
lowing urticlen:

Ono Bran lied with canopy, that
WM very entity; 31ml}: Machine, .
Mahogany Antique Line Cllouot, Mo-
nouany‘;V moaning Table. 2 Gaucho.
block Walnut Miler, iron Oct till
twinge, flair Maureen and Springs.
11m Bod filth box council. on Writ»
in; Dealt,"'l'lnk bedroom flat. Oak
Oommode, Sowing mu. lot at Oil.
Paintings. undo “iron lied, 'Drol
Ind Wash do. lot pt chain
Rocker», luncheon and Velvet
unto. Mechelle ling. 19km, ciao lot

 

 
 
 

 

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edges on tumor bladed. nniety and oldxstylc. Just: a minute's wot
vlth this wondcrlul intuition, and run obtain a scientifically slurp

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