Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 5, 1913 · page 3

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' ‘uulswho will roll until 7:50 tonight.

‘ ‘mlloauleu to pnti‘lolpnto in the two live-

wanna,-

(man towork in is dry goods store. A.
,eriokermnuhand‘ son. 3.. .mo‘lit
. WANTEOWQX...‘AMEBICA,N,. WITH
small »-i'cnrlly. position as. dormer. and

. gardener," experienced.”--~'.Flrst- class
. reference. “Address W. ‘E.~‘Giar.l<..122
Washington (Ave, . stewards ,‘Uonn.
Tel. 1941-4. 1 . ; Initial

 

WAN'T’sc‘rosirion Br COMPE»

"tent stenogralpher. ‘ltiiss Thr‘esn
)Whllppie, No. 12 Hamilton Ave. unit“:

_ WANTED-«EXPERIENCED DRESS.
,- maker would like .to go out by the
«day. Terms‘reasonsble. Address A.
B: 0., cure of Sentinel. n14 3t

 

 

WANTED~HOUSEHOLD‘ GOODS
of all‘ kinds... Highest lprlces paid. J.
‘K. Finch and 00., 12 Madison St..
city. \ , mi 5t

WANTED - AT ONCE, FIRST
class-metal pattern makerquppiy 150
Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. m3 6:

WANTED—4‘0 BUY-ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra. prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for hob calves to fatten. H. Fried‘
mun, Conn. Ave. Tei.‘1151. £6 ti

’ CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. i5 ti

Losr

LOST-~A sco'rcn COLLin, corr
or yellow and white. Reward to
tinder. T. W. Austin, Dnricn, Conn.

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LOSTfi—GOLD WATCH IN ELM
Grove or Lowe streets, Tuesday alter-
noon last. Initials on case. Valued
highly for associations. Reward for

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

return to Sentineiciiice. ml 3t
. FOUND.

FOUND —— SHEPHERD PUPPY.

Owner may have same 'by proving

property and paying for advertise

.inent. Inquire 52 Osborn Ave. mil 3t

 
 
 

, [Iron sun. ,
‘ son SALE—«SLIGHTLY csno MA,-

. wood. Roton Point Road, Rownyton.

 

hogsny upright in excellent condition.
.W'iil'sell for $220.00 cashier easy pay"
ments if desired.
Steinert'e, 915 Main so, nr. State .St.,
Bridgeport, Conn; “ ' . m5 2:.

FOR SALEv-«STEINWAY UPRiGH’l‘
in mahogany case. Has had a little
use. 'An excellent opportunity to buy
a. life-time instrument 'at a discount.
Steinert‘s, 015‘ Mhln St, or. agate Sn.
Bridgeport, Ct. . m5 2t

FOR BALE—PIANOLA PLAYER
Inttnohment in good» playing condition,
with thirty rolls or music. Price
$85.00. Steinert’s, 915 Main St.-, or.
State St., Bridgeport, Ct. m5 2t

FOR SALE—GOOD LOT. 50 x 140,
high ground. good location. Reasona-
ble terms iifldesirod.
care ’ Sentinel.

 

 

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FOR SALE—EIGHTEEN FOOT
fishing dory, 4 1-2 1-1. P., tour cycle on-
gine. Complete equipment; $60 cash.
Inquire 92 Woodward Ave. mi 3t

 

stein cow, line mllher. Inquire Hill-
groft Farm. Field St. Crnnhury. Nor-
wnlk. m4 3t

 

FOR 8ALE~UTILITY STOCK BAR-
red Plymouth Rock eggs for setting.
$1.00 per 15; $5.00 per .100. Job Lock-

Tel. 1306.2. m4 3t

 

.ROSE COMB BROWN LEGHORN
economic—Handsome vigorous sons
of twenty hens that laid :25 Worth
market eggs in three winter months.
Box 26. Route 47, Ridgeiield. {20 9t

FOR SARI—FIRE PROOF ssrn.
suitable for .rsctory. Cheap if sold at
once. Inquire Geo. Mitchell, Norwalk.t
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Write or call at.

Address Lot,’

' FOR SALE—GOOD YOUNG HOL-,

 
 
 

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3 u fee," 39.

 
 

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‘ meets onthls metronomewong...no; 35......
“lib Mammal. Word. . .1 cent per Insertion. . «.In’ Black;
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set range; steam hoot; flue view
Long» inland Sound;‘ 335 per month.
20 roomhouee, (business center), inn
nape; mange; electric lights; gas;
large ynrdji suitable. lfOi‘ first-class
boarding house; 350 per month. Fine,
nouns; large grounds; all convex»
ionco’stfgsrugei' on «trolley line: 335
her mouth. ”Houses; part of house;
finial, shah}; thorn; ' mnpuinctory with
power. Inquire Raymond Brothers}

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70 LET‘--IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
part oi city, house with every modern
improvement and convenience. In
good condition. Central. Possession
at once. inquire 2! Taylor Ave. near
West street. . ms 6t

 

 

FOR (ANYTHING in run RENT
line call on Raymond Bros. mi lit

TO LET—NICELY FURNISHED.
cheerful rooms; hrssltinsét optional.
Apply "hisples." 6 Mott Ave, Norwnik,
Conn. int at

T0 LET—AT "THE RICHARDSON-
ian. 38 West St. corner of High. two
furnished or three unfurnished rooms.
Breakfast and evening dinner served
at 2 High street. Cali here. ini 3t

TO LET—HOUSE AT 8 CRESCENT
Terrace. inquire 44 West St. m3 3t

'ro LET—LOWER FLOOR OF
four rooms, 16 Rowan St. Adults lpre~
ferred. inquire 18 Rowan St.. or Sen-

 

 

 

 

 

tinel office. m3 3t
TO LET ~ COTTAGE. BATES‘
Court, South Norwnlk. Rooms, 21

Core St, East Norwnik. inquire
United Grocery (30., or it. Joseiovsky
and Co. i223 tf

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oahny J. Smith. Tele-
phone 1268-5 Ilor an estimate on your
work. All work guaranteed. mo Iw

 

 

 

 

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MARCH 15TH AND 22MB.
Ask Us for Rates and Bookings.

J. M. Layton 8K (10., inc.

Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwaik.

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COLONNA TEAM'S BOWLING REC-
. 0RD.
TOLEDO, 0., March 5.——The work
of the Colonno team, of Chicago, Inst
'nlghi, When the members totalled 2.-
900 in the second sound oi‘ live men
tennis and went into third place, arous-
ed interest so to what they would do
today in the twommi and individual
events of the American Bowling Con-
gress tournament. . ' -
Teams from Detroit, Columbus.
Des Moines. In, and Pittsburgh rom-
,peted In the two-men contests this
,t’oronoon. These events «wilidie ici~
lowed this afternoon in" the individ-

'l‘he first icsmn from the cost are

man events tonight. Themnnswichc.
or NewarkflnJ.’ who pnrt‘in the first
,nqncd.,ond?the hormonal}: New York
city. will go on the alloys In‘ the occ-
ond «nod.

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oat/sent. cons-r (M318; . j
fifl‘llolllflii Price. ‘nrrentcd ., lnr Constit-
lilo Hoist? It. senor on on; coinpldlpt
or I'rlhe‘n wife 31nd her mother, who

, rim ged-iililiwlth drnnhcnnenccnd uc- .

snult. Wan lieioro'ibo coul‘i’thls adorn-

ing. 'itlmiooippinlnupta failed to up. ..
poor and ”Price? wan {picnic on pay-

immtot, the cellist costs. fl.

morning.

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ROOMS PAPERED—J‘JJS FF. 1):.
eluding paper. Send postal. liave sam-
ples right in room. Painting and
:puperlng estimates given. John Foun-
tnino, S llurrutt Arc. Phone, Con.

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Opened in Connection ”with his lndics‘
and gents’ tailoring business a lndloe'
and gents" furnishing store;
men's cults mode to order. Cleaning.
pressing;v nod-.‘dyelng n specialty. lie
will be pleased to great all his former
patrons nnd new customers. Ngttiuiu
Edison, 205 East Washington Si. mi in

NOTICE» PAINTJNG. PAPER-
hnngln . Decorniing. prrncticnl mun.
Save Honey by buying your wall pn-
pcr and pointers' supplies or Alex.
Willie, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Enti-
nintcs clitaeriuily given. .128 it

WALL PAPERu—BRIGHTES Ui’
your home this spring with cheerful
wnll pnpors. Largo. attractive stock
at Prowitt‘s. 45 Muln Sc, .‘orwaik. 10c
and up :per double roll. Estimates on
paper-hanging and pointing cheerfully
furnished. Phone 432. (it? 12!

~NAOH'8“ MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
mstom mode work. mi and comfort
marcntcod. 28 Want Washington 8t

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.ro LET—~li on 4 corn-merino
rooms, set range, use of both, hot and .
cold water. central. ”A. 13., core Sen-~

 
 
 

TO LET—LEROOM noose; Inswfi,

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I . . $34.23*”: I ‘
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To LET—DOUBLE HOUSE, 7.
rooms on as side. all inrprovemcntsm
No. ii and 3 1-2 Winfield St. W. s.
ilanford, ndminlstrntor.‘ ‘ 1’24 L’w!

 

TO LET—4W0)! MARCH lrfiT,‘
store in South Norwiukutlinb buildi’nml
next postofflce. Entrance front and
rear. inquire office of Old Weill
Cigar Co. _ no til

 

Si.; also live rooms Connecticut Ave!
a{umpire-irirs..Rose Tariqqr. .102 T1? ;
Ave: A»... PAL”? l; - r 3' n

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To tor—APARTMENT AT 39:
Chapel St. inquire 54 South gluing
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:ro LEW-HAMILTON AVE. HALF‘
oi two-tawny house. 6 rooms. and s .
room tint; all improvements; good con- .
dition; one block ironi'nliroed station. .
Joseph R.‘ Taylor. sin ti];

 

 

 

 

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FOR ALL OCCASIONS. ,
DAY Ln NIGHT.

rel. 1360 . J. VAAST

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TEA SPOONS. as shown above, 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 manner. Price

half dozen ..... . ..... . .....
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leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12
pieces "..‘ ......... ‘ .. ..... . ......... .....»$1.98..
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
together. Price............ .......... ....... 53¢
SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price ..... 49¢
SALAD ,SPOON, handsomely boxed. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53¢

The above must be seen to be appreciated. Come in and look _
J them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long.
All on need to do. is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days, together with the cost amount of expense items,
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nominal cost. . .

KNIVES and SIX FORKS are ‘put up in a handsome lined

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These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up. a half
dozen to the package Are extra heavyweight, full size, andare'n
extra heavy .silvcraplated, upon ‘a heavy deposit of' nickel. With '
. proper care will last at least ten years... They are" made in the

' beautiful Narcissus’pattem and arefmished’ in the
'gray design. We have‘elso on display

Knives and “Forks, Sugar Shell‘.‘and ‘ V
Butter _ Knife, Salad Fork Salad
Spoon... and Table Spoons,” ,.

After examining this beautiful and complete assortment of
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to he had

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