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

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’1 PRINCETON WINS WATER POLO

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Classified ,‘fAdsi’r To Let,
‘4 For “Sale. Business and
Professional Cards, and
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L LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c--
, Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black,-
“ ' . . ‘ . face Or Caps. Double Price "” ,
.' WANTED FOR SALE 1T0 LE1?

 

HOUSE WANTED 0N RENTAL
by family 01' five adults. Seven rooms
or more.“ Wallklug‘dlstance of station.
Describe i’uily. References given. lit}.
11‘. 8., Sentinel. m22 3t

WANTEDwA YOUNG LADY AS
cashier and bookkeeper. Apply VA.
Dickerman and Son. m22 3t

WANTED —— SALESIADIES FOR
coats stilts and milliuery and notion“
depar 1e11ts; also extra help for Sat-
urdays. Must have experience. O. J.
Miutz and Co. 11120 at

 

 

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Rest market prices
paid. Extra prices for (at calves. $3‘
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.

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CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.]
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. 1’5 til

 

 

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

211 Atlantic St. Stamford. Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
I-ioursoii a. m.-5 p. 111. Monday, Wed~

nesday, Friday, 0:30 p. 111.
Resident Office—~63 Meadow St., 7.8
p. m.

SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.

 

 

 

City National Bank

TRANSACT8 A GENERAL BANKING
' BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT

 

WIT H SOU N D ‘
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00 ,

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Sale Deposit Boxes S3 and 85 per your

EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-

Pres. ,
WILFRED BODWELL, Gunter ’

DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Mill‘VIl '
John H. Knapp John H. Light .
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan 1
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlhtm
Henry 8. Lockwood

 

 

 

 

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CORPORATION PAPERS. i
The ('(‘l'lllli‘illt‘ of organization .
thr l.ill(tlxlt"_\' Bakery & Macaroni Com-'3
puny, incm'porztttkl, of Berlin has been;
film} with tilt‘ secretary of “IQ stated
The concern starts business with $10.-
0110 rush. ’i‘lIo pro‘sitlontjis Louis J.
Buckley, who holds ninety-eight
.«liill‘i'rl of 1111- stock. Antonio Buckley
is treasurer with one share, and Pas-
quale liuckley .is secretary with one
share. .
'i‘ho certificate of organizaiimi ol' the
Now Huron 'i‘rollcy Supply" Company
has been tilted. The company starts
1111111110111,- wiih $1,200. The president is
Arthur (f. Stowe, the yinu-proshlont is
Howard 1‘. Webb, and the secretary-4
III'IIHIII‘t‘I‘ in Samuel 1’. iluntiuizttm. l
The rurtilicitte of organization ‘01
1111» '1‘. .i. l’ardy Construction (knupuny
nt‘ lirltluuport 1qu bcru filled. the con-
i‘l‘I‘ll startling business with $3,000. '1‘.
.I. I’urtly is presidtuitnSam T. licwiott
is secretary.
'i‘htt rortlilcato of organization ,111'

11111 ’I‘I'ydt Manufacturing Company or ”

I’iulnvtliu hnn Itccn tiled. The prosb
tivnt ht (iteorkn J. Lennon], and inelasti-
I-otury and treasurer in Nils Id. I'y-
Nikon. A '
Artlttlou 111,1Isnoriutlon oi' the Brit»
lni iloy’n t‘lnII Auuorlutlou have been
Illilll'tirt'tl, and the subscribers are
1121111011 11. rear. Murtlnfliaunhlln, at...
ry A. liunnltm, Lewiu II. I Mix,
11111101111111 ilnautiolr. George A. 'Downn,
A. (l. i‘critlutt, Albert 1;. Sessions.
The I‘lnvunport it chlor Company
111' New Britain has Issued sixteen
11011111011111 shares of stock, the total
amount outstanding now being $13,800.
11‘1qu certificates of dissolution of
11m cheerful Wo‘rkorn Circle of“ the
Order of King’s Daughters, mat or the
10. ii. rowle Company of Waterbury
have been tiled: -

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CHAMPIONSHIP. .
CHAMYPMGN, III.,' March 25’..-
i’rincoton won the intercollegiate on
tor polo championship last night by
detecting ‘ the University" of illiuois
.tonm. Woman champions. 1111,11 some
12111101.. ,7 ,1 » ,
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' BOATMENI —— BARGAINS, , 'i‘ilifl
Flight of 1913 Eagle Marine Motors.
3 1-2 H. P., $50.00; 2 cyl. 7 ii. P. high-
speed outfit, $95.00. Sales agent, (.1.
L. St. John. Free catalogs.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT—~Niitlw 0
room house, line well of water, pump
to sink, garden plot, 5 minutes from
trolley line. tillgh gratin-:11. Apply St.
John and Keyser, 'phone 1082. Steam-
boat Place.

 

HORSES.

Just arrived, a line lead of Ohio
horses, some nice matched pairs; also
some nice single truck and business
horses. Oan look them over. You can
.buy them worth ’the money. All
horses must be as represented or mon-
ey cheertuly retunded;— Sale and ex.
change. stables, corner Concord and

‘Wood streets, South Norwalk, 2 blocksi Street-

from depot.
Tel. con.

ilershiield Horse 00.

11122 3t

 

ONE DAY OLD CHICKS, STRONG
utility stock, single comb Rhode is»
land Reds. W. S. Stewart, West
Norwnlk. Phone 59-3. m22 lit

FOR SALE—BARRED ROCKS FOR
hatching. First hen hatched 12
chicks out of 13 eggs. Mrs. J. H.
ilrown; llrookside Farm, R. i“. D. :17.
South Norwaik. 11122 3t

 

FOR SALE—PITTSFIELD GOWEL
laying strain. Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs for setting. $1.00 per 15. $13.00
per 100. Job Lockwood, Rotou Point
Road, Rowaytou. 'i‘el. 1300-2. mm 31

 

FOR SALE — HEN HOUSE,
6 x 6 x 6 x 4 11., new last fall. Cheap.
R. M. Tenny, 2 Seymour St. 11120 in

FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR.
30 horse power. Run 2,000 miles.
“’1“ soil cheap. ’1‘. J. Manner, :10
South Main street. 11120 In

 

FOR SALE—~30 YOI'NG LAYING
hons, 2 roosters, hatched 1912, i drake,

:1 ducks, duck eggs. Cheap; lioyt.
Gracie St, Darion. Conn. 11120 :It

 

"FOR SALE—~EilGS II‘OR HATCH-1

lug, Butl' tit-pingwn, $11111 1101‘ 1:1;
llurrotl Rocks, 50¢ per 11!; cheaper by
hundred. Airs. .\l. )1. Prescott, West
St. llrookside. R. 11‘, l). :17. 11120 :'.t

$2.750wl101'SE. 7 LARGE ROOMS.‘
bath. .3 closets; nil ilIIprovoIncnis; on:

trolley. $2113, building lots. near trol-
lloyt, {1 Lfove Ave,

East Norwuik. .1. iii 111

11122 3U garden.

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T0 LET—ROOMS. INQUIRIII 12
Chestnut St., South Norwaik. m2! at

T0 LET—«A s1x ROOM COTTAGE.
22 Cottage Ave., East Norwalk; first
class condition; responsible party;
rout $14. Apply to 11. 1‘). Wright, 274
East Ave. Phone 1271.3. n122 31

 

 

TO LETwlt‘iRS’l‘ FLOOR, SEVEN
rooms, bath and gas; chicken yard.
Rent $14.50. inquire 214 East
Ave., East Norwailt, near depot.

11122 lit

 

TO LET—APARTMENT DESIRA
.oly located, all modern improvements.
inquire J. M. Layton and 00., Inc.

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TO LET—FROM APRIL 1ST, LOW-
.er part of house, 100 South Main
Adults only.
{quire of Chas. E. Hoyt. mill ti'

‘ NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, nv-
cry convenience. ’l‘erms reasonable.
{1 Seaview Avenue. 11120 St

To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT,
,good location, rent reasonable. 111-,

 

 

,qnire F. 110111), 35 Cove Ave, East
«Norwalk. , m13 tit

 

To LET—DOUBLE HOUSE, 7
rooms on a side, all improvements,
No. 3 and 3 1~2 Wintleld St. W. S.
Halifol'd, administrator. 1'24 2w

 

TO LET—NOS. 8 AND 10 REED
St., South Norwalk, 9 rooms each
and improvements. inquire of Joe.
E. Ella, agent, ilroud River, or 11011
19-1, Norwnlk. 11112 if

 

 

To LET—FiRST FLOOR, 27 W001»
,ward avenue, seven rooms, with im-
lprovemnts; rent $10. inquire is lrove
street of J. \‘room, Seaside Place,
'Enst Norwnlk. 11111 1w

 

LET—FROM MARCH 181‘,
'store in South Nora-111k Club building.
next postofllce. 'h‘utranco trout and
‘reur. inquire oillce 01' Old Well
gOIgur Co, 119 ll

 

TO LET—HAMILI‘ON AVE, HALF
‘of two-family house, ti rooms, and 6»
room lint; all Improvements: good can
jditlon; one block trom railroad station
.Joseph R. Taylor. s13 ti
LOST
, LOST-~13“: 1N ax IaxanoI'Icl
Reward ior return to \\'. lio't'it‘lt'.
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i AM AGENT FOR THE 1.\"l‘l§RAj
Hover. the host»
chit-k hrootlcr on the market; simple”
lluy he run in any"

national Sanitary
sale and sanitary.
builIiiuu. i also sell parts for those
borers. G. D. 'l‘iliey, naturalist, lin-
I'icn, 1‘01111. 11119 121.

FOR SALE—~81}: ROOM ("OT'i‘Mil'Lj
01" 1111103 i‘ourt, low price payments 5111:.

ist‘nt-tory to buyer. Rooms to rent.
(love St. inquire United Grocery Co.,

or R. Josolovslty and Co. mill it
"For. sAIZEZtT‘u-oon t‘trrrntuc.
centrally located: sell for $1,300:

worth your while. Geo. Mttchell, Room
6. Gazette illdg.

 

FOR SALE~iiIiTtfillicltS lt‘iG
box, 8 x 13. Second-11111111 sash blinds.
doors and mobile. Nol‘wnlk Hotel.

. 11118 :tt

 

tarsal... Reward

and no questions asked for the
“FOWLER
GUARDS’ ” QATTLE FLAG to
The" Sentinel office.

return ,of the

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Taxi Eiiid '1‘ uring
Car to Hire

eon ALL occnsIons.
. DAY on NIGHT.

Tel. 1360 - J. ‘VAAS’l‘

cuanaae M. suanwooo ,nEMEM.
sens FRIENDS.

' Charles M. Sherwood, formerly ,or
Norwalk. is remembering 11111 lrlentls
with post cards from New Orleans.
Mr. Sherwood attended the Norwaik

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High school, three years ago, and later:

moved to New York, where he look up
the litlldy of wireless toiegmphy. Tie
obtained a position with the United
wireless Telegraph 1011., and later with
the Marconi-’00., with whom he is now
connected. 'He is new first operator
on the steamship Coppename..oitho
Royal ‘West India Mall Line, running
between New York and South Ameri-
on, stopping at several Southern cit-
ies. Hts snlp‘is now at New Orleans,
haying lately arrived tram Iliiouth
trimmer. 'Mr. basswood "reports you

cellent health; “itswiiibo remembered.

that was Sherwood; an ‘oi'de‘rr'inotlv
or 01 charter; is also In the wireless

business and is “1111111 'operetoroion it ‘»
ship which ruurmm Ilia Francisco ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES :

 

LOOK! Ill-Z HAS lilC’i‘i’liNi-Jll TOI
your city. (ilvc him 11 i'ilillit‘t lo oz;-
tinlatc on your painting and paper 1
1111111111115. Address 1‘. 1..
l“ll'Sl SI. [Oust Norwuik. 'i‘ol. Suzi-i.

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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING .\I\'ll‘
decorating. Oakley .1 Smith,’ S (‘01-
lane St. ’l‘riephont- 1208-71 for an t-xv‘
timate on your work. All work gum»

Ifunleetl. 1111:: Iii ,

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‘ SALVATOR CHARIOTT, GENERAL
‘(‘Ollll‘iit'lt)l‘, iii‘\\'I‘l'. Wlilt‘l‘, masonry,
walks, grading and road Irorlt. lilsti-I
mates given. Work solicited. i'rontp:
,attcnliou. 2ti Wood St., South Nor--
1‘ walk. l’houo hill-2:. 11112 lit.i

 

MRS. E. F. TAYLOR t‘tlliiiiAl.l..Y=
ilnvltos you to inspect 11 line of
Spring and Snmnwr Models in Mll-

 

Ilnery. in Madison etrcct, South.
Nerwallt, Conn. 111% ltvf
NOTICE i’AiN’i‘iNG. mid-Eli.

hanging, Decorating, 11y practical 1111111.
Save money by buying your wall .1111-
per and painters‘ supplies of Alex.

White, til 1-2 lily Ave. Tel. 123. Esti-
mates cheertully given. (211 ti

 

WALL PAPERB—«BRIIIHTEN ' lii’
your home this spring with choc-r1111
wall papers. Large, attractive stock
at Prowitt‘a, in Main 81., Norwaik. 101:
and up per double roll. Estimates on
paper-hanging and painting cheerfully
furnished. Phone 1:12. (27 1:21

NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
neat and shoot repair shop, All kinds

custom made work. an and com! rt
maramoed. 28 Walt Washington t.

Trees Trimmed

SPRAYINQ IN SEASON

 

 

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‘ PHONE 1132-3.

Dividend“ Notice

Irttlrltoia County Savings think, .
Norwaiit, Conn“ March 20,.”Nlliia‘

At a meeting of the Directorsof the
ii‘airiluld County Savings «Bank held
this any; n dividend at: Lille talent
tour (41 per cent. thlilllti‘mr was
declared to depositors treat the some
tax: 01f9 311778111 months ending March
'41- 1.

The same Will ”he entered on bass!

 

 

 

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.. Can‘ Use Good Coupon No.31.
Silverware

to Advantage

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In Offers!

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Silverware-

Six Coupons and
530‘ will entitle

,, you .. to the SIX '

TEA SPOONS.

 

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These beautiful silver-plated Tea Spoons are put up a half
dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight. full size. and are
extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy deposit of nickel. With
proper care will last at least ten years. They are made in the
beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French
gray design. We have also on display . “

Knives and Forks, Sugar Shell and
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 be had
at a nominal cost.

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
halfdozen .................. ...........68¢

SIX KNIVES and SIX FORKS are put up in a handsome lined
leatherette case with hinged top. Price complete for the 12

pieces ........... ............. ....$1,98
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed,

 

 

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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
them over. Such an opportunity cannot last long.

All you need to do, is to present Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days, together with the cost amount of expense items,
and get any or all of this attractive silver.

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Every man has found the answeru—by hard experience, too.
A razor ceases to he a razor when it becomesa scraper. Shaving
is a torture when it is a scraping process. Menl why scrape your
faces with dull razors when the way to perfect. shaving joy lies ,1
dead ahead! Get a Simplex Automatic Stropper.

’l'he-tnnn who owns a Simplex always has a cool. 11:111. vrlv—
vniy slmra at his disposal. 'i‘hc SiIupit-x ltctrps prt'irrt rotting
rtitzrn on razor blades. ‘nufciy 11ml Iliilrdlylt‘. just a minute's work
Wllll; this Wonderful machiur, and 'ytnl obtain a scientifically sharp f’
b at c. ‘ '

It sharpens the old 111er razors, any size or make, and the
following safety razor blades. Carley, Gillette, Yankee, Arnold,
Durham-Duplex, Keenixatcr, Evethady. Gem Junior, Eudora,

LCiarh, King. Week, Ward, Star, Gem, Auto~Strop, Sharp~Sliaver,
Yale‘and 0011125.. . . .,_
in operation. the Simplex is true to its name. There’s. no»
trick in it. Insert the blade in the slot, pull the handle hack .
nntl‘iorth a few seconds, take out the blade and them you are. : ..
The Shooter Automatic

Simple, isn't it? Let us show you how it works. ‘
. = .. 311nm contorm n. 171 ~ ~

,1 can be obtained by readers of The Evening
_. Sentinel for ostenta, accompanied by almanac“
Rheumatism. layman 8 cents extra. At the
hideout» he Sent-incl.» ‘ » , '

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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