Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 25, 1913 · page 3

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CLASS ‘ IFIED Advertisements 0

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WANTED - postpartum
for general housework.

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Family of

3 two. VMrsuF‘. A. Smith, 71 West St.

, , ‘ , 11125 3t
WANTED—1. COAOHMAN. HAVE
care of two horses and a cow. Mrs.

B. M. Andrews, 46 West Ave; cor. Oe-
dar St.,~80uth Nouwaik. 11125 at

WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG
Hungarian girl ior light housework.
(Jan speak good English. Atpply 30
Lexington Ave. th5 lit

WANTEDwREFlNED GIRL OR
woman to take care of baby alter-
noon'mnd evening. Good pay to right.
party. Address Look Box 511, South
Norwalk. ' 1n25 3t

WANTE'D—fLAmES’ TAILOR. IN-
quire F. Jacoby, Washington St.
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WANTED—”BREAD AGENT, WIDE
awake man to take agency for high-
grade bread; Norwaik and 'South Nor-
rwaik. One chat has horse and wagon
and can furnish cash security.- Good

opportunity for right man. Egler's
Mt. Vernon Bakery, Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. ‘ 11125 3t

 

WOOD PATTERN MAKERS WANT-
ed. Waterbury Pattern and Model
00.. Waterbury, (301111. 111124 :5.

WANTED~$6,000-$7,000 FOR 181‘
mortgage on two 2 family houses. 6
per cent. interest. Address Box 685,
South Norwalk, Conn. 111124 3t

HOUSE WANTED ON RENTAL
by family or five adults. Seven rooms
or more. Walking distance of station.
Describe 'i’ully. References given. E.
.i". S., Sentinel. m22‘ 3t

WANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS
cashier and bookkeeper. Apply A.
Dickerman and Son. 11122 ”lit

 

 

 

 

WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves lo ‘iatleu. H.
Fried-man, Conn. Ave. (Pei. 1151.

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CLUETT. PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. f5 ’tf

WANTED ~— 'I‘O Puncmsn
standing desk... Address K. Wehnen,
22“ W. Main st. Norwalk. 11124 .li;

 

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

LOOKi, .llE l-lAS"R‘l?.'1‘llRNED To
your city. Giro him a chance to (‘5-
1imnte on your painting and paper.
hanging. Address C. L. Smith, 31’:
First 81., East Norwalk. 'l‘el. 593-4.

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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley .T. Smith, Srt‘ot-
{age Si. ’l‘elt'pltoue 12684“; for an es-
timziic on your work. All work guar-
anteed. mill til

 

SALVATOR CHARlOTT, GENERAL
('llllll‘lil'll‘il', sewer, water. masonry.
walks, grading and road work. Esti-
mall’s given. \l'ork solicited. Prompt
ntleutiou.‘ 26 Wood 81., Soullr Nor—
twullt. Phone 816-3. 11112 (it

 

MRS. E. F. TAYLOR (lOitlilALlA’
invites you to inspect 11 line of
Spring and Summer Models in Mll-

 

liuory. iii Madison street, South
Norwnlk, Conn. mil 1w
NOTICE -— I’AlN'i‘thl. l‘Ai’lcii-

hanging, Decorating, by practical mun.
Suva money by buying your nail slur
per and puluiura' supplinu 111" Alex.
While. til 1-2 Ely Are. Tel. 123. itali-
mutcu chwriuliy given. «28 it

NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. 1m and comlori
guaranteed. iii! West Washington in.

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LOST

tos'rmnmut iiOOK, NO. 211,340.
11111111111 on Thu South Norwuik tiny»
inmc iiauk. lt‘imirr will please return
to unit! lmnlc 1111 lim‘lllt‘iil but; been
aloppml. mill 2.“. 112

LOST »».*iA'i‘lilt|1AY, hinlitul 22.
«between raiimtui «input illld blunt Nor-
win. lame sized, 'lliirnr. Olit'ii laced
watch. ilnwurd Will bu puiti. beam
at livoniug nominal office. mill iii

LOB‘l‘wii‘ii 11: AN usvnimn.
lion-unlinr return to W. Koclclc. 7 112
idly Ave. 111122 3,

 

 

 

 

 

111111, units ;

a _
eosvsnr series. _
.I)liitrldt or Norwalit, 11s., mounts
noun. sister that. a, ma ,
lillstaie of his M. James, into or Mr»
aunts, in said blah-lei. deceased. .1
The Court of Probate tor the Dis-

trict olf Norsmilt, hath limited and al»

lowed six muntitfimm the data here-
ot tor the creditors oi! said estate to
exhibit— their claims iror settlement.

 

 

face Or Caps. Double Price

1. son SALE

iron SALE—BUICK stinnnou'r.
First class condition. Very reasoua~
‘blo. Telephone 370. 111125 lit

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. . 19111114 Cards and
Miscellaneousa: ::1 z: :1 ::

n this page, L Twenty-Five
Each Additional Word. 1 cent per

rConcord St.

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business and

words or Less, 25c?
Insertion. ”In Black-

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TO LET

TO LET—«6 ROOM COTTAGE. 24
Rent $12.00. inquire at
No. 26. 11125 3t

 

'FOR SALE-EGGS FROM MY
«best pens ltor hatching Barred Rocks,
150 cents for 13. Mrs. J. H. Brown,
Brookside Farm, R. F. D. 37, West St.

‘ , 1 11124 at

FOR SALE—A SEVENTEEN FQO’I‘
awuing. almost new; will sell‘ cheap.
Inquire Pierce and: Wallace, No. 132
Washington St, South. Norwalk.

. 11124 3t

FOR SALE~S=IX ROOM COTTAGE.
'llll-th and large attic, cement cellar.
hot .water range, furnace and gas, in
.good condition. Centrally located, two
minutes from. railroad ”station. Bar-
gain, $2,200. Layton and 100., Rail-
road avenué. 11124 tit

 

 

FOR SALE—ONE BAY HORSE.
fearless, kind, gentle. and all harness.
Indian runner ducks’ eggs/150 peraeet-
ting. Stephen 0. Kellogg. Telephone.
‘ , 11124 6t

FOR SALE—~ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness oi." manager, a profitable out-
door business. Needs an energetic,
live wire man. For particulars ad-
dress " Inergetic, Sentinel Office."

11124 tl'

FOR SALE—0N WILTON AVE-
nue, a commodious, new two family
house, live room's, bath room and pan-
try 011 each Ii‘lbor, separate entrance
drum; and rear, cellar divided, house
will the ready early in April; It’s a
beauty and a bargain. Call and see it.
William B. Richards. carpenter and

 

 

 

builder, 4 St. John street. ‘ Cali
1195-4. 11124 3t
FOR SALE—8 H. P. DOUBLE

cylinder Toquet marine'motor; com-
plete with reversing gear. Almost new.
perfect every y. Reliable, quiet,’
runs like a 8 Wing machine. (lost:
over $300.00. Will sell for $150.00. Ali-i
dress Haliock, Drawer G., l)erby,l
Conii., or telephone 211. 11124 lit;

 

 

FOR SALE OR TO RENT~NEW ti
room house, line well of water, pumpt
to sink, garden plot, 5 minutes from!
trolley line. iligh ground. Apply 81.;
John and Keyser, 'phone 1082. Steam-S

 

To LET ~— FURNISHED ROOM,
with or without Iboardl. Mrs. Sullivan,
10 Madison St. 111125 in

TO, LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS.
garden, chicken coop and ifrult, a quiet
place; a small family. Inquire 12
Howard Ave. East Norwaik, Conn.

- 11125 :it

To LET—«SIX ROOM FLAT WI'I‘l-i
all improvements. Apply to F. H.
Fitch, grocer, 118 South Main St.

. ~ 11124 at

“ T0 LET—FOUR ‘ROOM APART-
‘ment, tSwartz and Corbett block; also.
third story loit containing 5,000 square
feet floor room. For particulars apply
at office of the Old Well Cigar Com-
pany. m24 it

To LET~TEN ROOM HOUSE. 70
West avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two baths, hot water heating system
and all other improvements. For fur-
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prem-
ises. n12l ti

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET-4 FRONT ROOMS. Wi’l‘il
all modern improvements, including
hot water fill‘lllSllCKll virom basement.
inquire at Keeier’s Shoe Storeyoppc-
site 'Hoyt's. . 11124 3t

TO LET—ONE SIDE OF DOOBLE
house, 6 or-7 rooms and bath, all lin-
provements. ‘Appiy to Mrs. A. Maw-
kins, 2 St. John St. East Norwaik.

11124 3t

T0 LET—ROOMS AT '7 THOMAS
street, East Norwaik. Inquire Ray.
mend and Ambler, Wilton, Conn.

11124 31

 

 

 

TO LET —- HOUSES. FLATS.
store, barn, carpenter shop, light
inunulactory with power. Home in
Norwalk, South Norwalk, East Nor
walk. Summer hotel, furnished cot-
tugc on shore l'ront. inquire Raymond

 

iiros. 11121 3:
TO ‘ LET—~l-‘il'lzl NEWLY PAPER-
od and painted rooms. Some im-

provements and garden, Rout 6H). 21}

 

boat place. I "122 31 1 Fort St. East Norwuik. ' inquire 1111's.
lJoseph Perry, 26 Fort St. 11121 31

, HORSES.W ~¢ » , . .
,~ Just arrived, a line *iond. of Ohiol TO LET '"' -* ROOMS. FIRST

i10rses.some nice matched pairs; also:
some nice single truck and business‘
horses. Can look them over. Youcnu;
buy them worth the money. All»
horses must be as represented or men ;
oy cheerittly'rofu11ded.« Sale and {‘X',
change stables, corner (toucor'lt and;
Wood streets, Sotl'tlt Norwalk, 2 blocks?
irom dopot. llersbiicld Horse (.70.;
To]. con. m22 till

 

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ONE DAY OLD CHICKS, STRONG}
utility stock, single comb itiio its
iulid lieds. \V. S. Stewart. \‘csi,
Norwnlk. l’bonu 59-3. . 11122 ill

 

FOR SALE—wliARRldi‘) ROCKS FUR
halt-hing. First hon batched 12.
chicks out of 13 eggs. Mrs. .1. ii.
iirmvn, ilrooksldc l-‘urin, it. I“. “337.
Sillilll .\'1ii‘\\ullt. 11122 In

 

FOR 8ALE———i‘l’l"l‘8r‘ll¢hl) OOWEL
laying strain. llurrctl Plymouth itouk
eggs for selling.‘ $1.01) per 15. $5.00
per 1110. Job Lockwood, ltoton Point
Road, nownylon. ’l‘ol, ilitiii-L'. 111252 ii!

 

FIVE PASSENGER TOURING CAR.
30 horse power. llnn 2,0110 mill-ll.
Will soil cheap. ’1‘. .l. Manner, iii)
South Main uirccl. 111"(i l‘it

82,760r~-Il(illtllil. 7 LA . . .
bulb, ii closets; nil improvmuoniu;
trolley. 2131”». building lot». near trol-
loy. James 11. iloyl, 5 Corn Avon
Must Norwnik. mill iii.

 
 
 

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I AM AGENT FOR THE lN'l‘lEll~
national Sanitary liovor. the hunt
chick, hrootler on the nun-hot; “llllllllo,
unis and sanitary. May be run in any
building. 1 also soil norm for those
hovers. (l. I). ’i‘lilny, naturalist, liu—
rion, (3111111. mill l'lt

FOR SALEmfilx ROOM OO'i‘TMllll.
llniou Court, low price payment: cai-
isi'nciory to buyer. Rooms to «nth
(love tit. inquire United Grocery ‘50.,
or ii. Juuoluvsity and tie. 91118 ti

FOR SALEM} ’3th itti‘l‘TMllii.
centrally located: sell for 51,3011;
worth your while. (loo. Mitchell, ileum
5, ilnrotto liitlg. 1.

 

 

 

 

In
DANSUiW 110‘! MW IV AUYOMOw
Dial.
Knocked cows and iii-name Uncoo-
uioumrlvrrAmmd and ‘
, Rolland.
DANIIURY, Maren reminders. the
it years old son at iii-{111111 Mrs. Louis
liellsr. was perhaps totally limpet
last night when he has struck by an
automobile driven by Emil Context.
The hurrah across bitterly street as.
the auto was ”preaching, evidently
not mnemonic machine. also was
knocked down and» rendered unsung

 

icluss condition;

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floor, 17 Elizabeth St, South Not-walk.
licul $13. inquire on the promises.
11124 :51

 

T0 LETwAN Al’.all'i‘.\lr).\1'l‘ AT 2111,
ltlnst \\'nsi1ingtou St., East Not-walk.
inquire at 0-1 South Main St. 11121 if

 

TO LET ----- ROOMS. lNQl’iiil‘l l‘.’
Chestnut. 81.. South Norwulk. 1113': iii

TO LET-~A SIX ROOM ('(H‘TAGE.
22 ifoltngu Ave, Mani Nurwulk; ilrsll
responsible lllil‘l) ; l
Apply in ll. 1). Wright, L’Ti‘

Phone 12714:. 1112!: iii

 

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lfiusl. Arc.

 

T0 LET—Filo.“ Al’liil. lS'l‘, LOW-
ur part of house. ilitl South Main
street. Adults only. item $13. ins
quiro of (lime. E. iioyl. 11131 if

To LETwl)()Ul"JE HOUSE, '1'
rooms on a side, all inipmvcuwnts.

 

No. 3 and 3 1-3 Winilcltl tit. 11'. H.
ilaniord, administrator. 121 2w

 

TO LET-«NOS. 5 AND 111 ill-2m)
81., South Noru'ulk, ii rooms cum
and iiuproveuu-nls. inquire of Jun.
it). Ella, ngeiil. Ilruad lllvor, or lion
194, Norwaik. 11112 if

 

To LETmF‘iitfi'l‘ riioou, or woon
ward avenue, seven rooms. with lid
provemnis; rent $111, inquire is tirovn
street of J. Vrootu, Hessian l’laro.
”inst Normans ' mil in

TO LETMFIIOM EMU)” l8’l‘.
store in South Norwnik (hub bulldins.
next nonhuman. Entrance trout and
inquire 11mm 01’ Old Well
Cigar (30. £10 tl'

TO LlTw—HAHIUI‘ON infill, HAW
of mentally house. 6 towns, and ii
1mm list: all improvement” load can
union: one block tram railroad station.
Joseph it. Tutor. all 1:

Trees Trimmed
IPHAYINQ m IKAWN

Beaupain 8. Saunders

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‘ I’I-IONS: 1132-3.

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may standout. not. M11111.
lifeline“? a. 111.41 p, . quantity, Wool
serially. iii-law, 6:30 11. 111. ’

 

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I ‘ . , o" . ' ~ ' ‘ “Six Coupons and”
Sllverware . " " 530 will entitle
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': \ - ~31? Thesc beautiful Silver-plated Tea ,Spoons are put up a half
-. «'g dozen to the package Are extra heavy weight, full size, and are
:1 3.: extra heavy silver-plated, upon a heavy depos1t of nickel. _W1th
‘-. “ 5;. proper care will last at least ten years. They are made in the
I :- beautiful Narcissus pattern and are finished in the popular French
: .I'I’ gray demgn. We have also on display ,

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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. ‘ , .. 1 ‘
[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 ...t........ 68¢

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

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:3“? THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed
-'.f'~ together. Price........ ...... 53¢
3} SALAD FORK also,come,s 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,

 

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, Question
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Every man has. found the auswcrmby hard experience, 100.
A razor ceases to be a razor when it becomos a saapcr. Shaving
is a torture when. it is 11 acre ing process. Mani why scrape your
faces with dull razors when t :2 way to criect shaving Joy lies ‘
dead aheadi Get a Simplex Automatic trapper.

. The man who owns a Simplex always has a cool. clean, vol-
«u 1 rely share at his disposal. “lite Simplex keeps perfect cutlin
edges on razor blades. safety and oltluslyic. Just :1 minute's wet
with this wonderful mainline, and you obtain a scientifically sharp,

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. When .. " blade. ’ I.

It sharpens the old style razors, any'alle or make. and the

‘ 1 - , following safety razor blades. Carley. Gillette." Yankee, Arnold,”
Is a Razor

.DurhamuDupiex. Keenlxuter, Even-Read . Clem Junior, Eudora.»
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Clark, Kin .‘We‘ek; Ward, Sawdust, ate-Eltrop, Sharpillhavet,

 

 

. Yale. and st erg.

f . .._ln' dperatiun, the Simplex is true to its‘ name.
trick 111511., Insert the blade in the slot, pull the ii.
and forth any seconds, take out the. blade and incl-“e
Situpicdsn’t it? Let ussbow, you how it works:

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