Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 8, 1913 · page 3

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M ertisements on tbib page, Twent -Flve Words r Lesb,
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4- . . woman

wuureowmcn cumulus TO f

do an and blankets {Ind caunterpaues
to wash at home. Inquire at 16 Ghost»
slut Btu South Norwalk. ' a8 1t

WANTED—«GOOD MAN WHO CAN

, furnish security to work on junk
wagon. Good lpny. Also two girls to
sort rags. Wm. emu, 3Jtowan 8t.

. u8 3t

WANTED —- A’ POSITION .AS
'housekeeper and cook by respectable
German woman. Inquire at Sanitary
Bakery, South Main at. \, a7 3t

f-WANTED —— FAMILY WASHING.
done at home or at, residence;, also
houseCleaning. Have had much. ex-
perience. Address Mrs. James, 14
Knight St.

 

 

 

‘ South Wilton, Conn.

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FOR SALE

FOR GALE-«1715 CRIMSON RAM-
bier rose bushes, 1 1-2 years old. 10¢:
each. Inquire 62 West St. ‘ a8 1t

FOR “stan Minor; sow.
Inquire 1. M1. Illoyt, Grumman lgiii,
a 3t

FOR eats-A LIGHT senor on
runwbout only used a few times, one

 

 

hall original cost.
Ave.

Inquire 67 Osborne
118 It

FOR SALfiwMAXWELL‘ RUNA-
bout; rumbleJeat. 22 h. p., sliding
gear, speedometer, wind shield, new
top, 2 new shoes, penlect running or-
der. Demonstration given or trial al-
lowed. Phone 661-2 or E. L. "Broad.
way, Rowayton, Conn. a7 3t

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- WANTED—MORTGAGE LOANS
‘ $3,500 and 36,000 up with 6 Iper cent.
interest as first mortgage. Address
Box 685. South. Norwalk, 0t. 82 3t

WANTED—#PIJOWING, GRADING,
carting, cementiwor-k, quarry Work,
etc.; also barnyard cow manure and
salt bay for sale. Those Skidd, 53
Fairfleld Ave. Phone 101“. all (it

WANTED-Ire BUY‘ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid; Extra prices for fat calves. $3
to $4 for bob calves to rattan. ‘ H
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.!6 tl’

CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
Want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. l5 ti

 

 

 

 

 

' opportunity for right party.

HORSES - EIGHTEEN AFINE,
fresh, young Ohio horses, left over
l’romthe his sale. We will now sell
these horses private. You can buy
them well worth the money. Herein
field Horse 00., cor. Concord, and
Wood Sta. Tel. con. 8.? ti

FOR SALE—NEW MILCH COW.
Inquire d. M. Hoyt, Grumman, South
Wilton Conn. a5 3t

FOR BALEwBAKERY, CONFE(‘-
tionery and ice cream store. Good
Addressfl
A. B., care Sentinel'oiilce. a6 3t

FOR SALE—A LIGHT BUGGY OR
runabout only used a dew times, one
or two seats. Will be sold for one
half original cost. Inquire 07 Osborne
Ave. as 3t

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS noncns

NOW I8 THE TIME FOR PAPER—
hauging and painting. The best is al-
ways the cheapest. B. iBrumstrup, 20
Cottage St. Phone 223—2. a3 6t

GASH REGIBTERS, TYPEWRIT-
ere, etc” repaired by David J. Shaw
1 'Sound View Terrace, So Norwaik.
Expert for the largest commercial
h'ouse in New York city. 11126 1w

LOOK! HE HAS RETURNED TO
your city. Give him a chance to es-
itimate on your painting and paper-

 

 

 

hanging. Address 0. L. Smith. 35
First St., East Not-walk. Tel. 716-2.
‘ all if

 

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND
decorating. Oakley J. smith. 8 Cot.-
(age St. Telephone 1268-5 for en es-
timate on your work. All work gunr
anteed, m13 Gt

SALVATOR CHARIOTT, GENERAL
contractor. sewer, watxr, masonmi
fwalks grading and road work. Esti-z;
mates given. Work solicited. Promht‘
attention 26 Wood St., South Nor
walk. Phone 816 3 r1112 lit

 

 

NOTICE — PAINTING. PAPER
hanging, Decorating, by practical mun
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and pulnters' supplies of Alex.
W bile, 01 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Est!
mates cheer-lolly given. 3128 ti

NAsH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort

’ guaranteed. “18 West Washington Bi.

Fire Insurance
C. T. McGovern

Room 14, Keeler‘ Building,
165 Washington Strong-
south Nor-walk.

 

 

 

 

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David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

NEW RED M‘N'O BUILDING.
27 WABHlNOTON GT.

Tet, Muse, 1009-8: hours, ”2.

NOTICE '
New City Ordinance

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

m (following ordinance W8 submit-

ted. improved and adopted

ii the
Board at counciimon or the (litre!
south Nowell: at a meeting Mill in
the City Climbers in Washington

. street on Monday, April 7th. 191:1:
Relative to Lincoln: Oil-cum. Its.
no it Enacted by, the Council or the
on . uncutii Norwnik:
was room Illinll be m
Mayor for any strain, one
criterion

tinsmt and

on the ner- .

h Own, April 8, A. B..~1013 . . _
‘ Whereas. \v'fiitcu wgllestimt but

a... a... use than . 7
be determined is
aM_ day’s fissure '

elliptical intended, Win

and tent

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FOR SALE—HOUSE. AND LOT,
No. 7 Quintard Ave. 8 rooms, bath,
furnace and gas. inquire Chas. F.
Haliock, No. 64 West St. a3 lit

EXCHANGE FOi‘t‘ FARM on M0-

 

tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell,
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. a1 ti

 

HOUSE FOR SALE—10 ROOMS,
bath, laundry; 20 Elm St; Norwalk;
3 minutes from West Ave. trolley; 8
minutes from post~oilice and library.
Best residential section of the city.
An excellent opportunity to secure a
,liue residence. Photographs on re-
.uuest. Apply to E. M. Jackson, Jack-
son's Studio, 53 Wall St, Norwalk,
Ct. a}. ti

FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF
sickness of manager, a profitable out-
door business. Needs an emergent,
live wire man For particulars ad
idress “Energetic, Sentinel Dulce." it
11104

 

 

 

 

 

i AM AGENT FOR THE lNTER
national Sanitary Hover, the best
lcbick broodcr on the market; simple,
sure and sanitary. May be run in any
building. I also sell parts for these
:hovers. G I). Tliiey, naturalist, Da-
rien. Conn. m 10 12t

or two seats. Will be sold ulor oneb TO LET—«SIX ROOM COTTAGE,

_ quire of Chas. E. Hoyt.

rob the

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TO LEV—THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light“ housekeeping. All
improvements. Inquire 15 Franklin
St. . - all in

To LET-STORE IN SOUTH NOR-
walk Club building, next poet-allies.
Entrance front and rear. Inquire ot-
fice of Old Well Cigar Co. £19 t-l'

 

 

Bates Court. inquire United Grocery
00., or R. Joselovsky and Co. «n18 tl

TO LET—OYSTER HOUSE AND
shore, building 28 x 16, east side Row-
aytoll harbor. on channel. For further,
particulars address J. A. Gaylor, it. F.
D. 37, South Norwalk. a5 3t

TO LET-ON EAST AYE. FIRST
floor, with bathroom; improvements;
good garden; near East Norwalk rail-
road etatlon: Apply 196 East Ave’,
East Norwalk. 85 3t

TO LET—APARTMENTS, SIX
rooms, all conveniences. Centrally
located. Rent 320. C. E. Curtis.
Lockwood Hall Building as 3t

70 LET—FROM APRIL 15, 6
r oms, first iioor, centrally located, at
Clay St. Apply 24 Clay St. a5 3t

'ro LET—MODEL APARTMENT.
seven large rooms and both, hard-
wood floors, hot water heat and Jani-
tor service. See J. M. Layton and Co.

, m_ 31 ti
To LET~FOUR.AND FIVE .ROOM
apartments, all modern improvements.
at the former Randall Block, Van
Zant St, East NorWnlk. Rents reas-
onable. Inquire B. Work, on prom»
ises. 8.1 (it

To LET—u! ROOM COTTAGE.
good location, $8.00. Several burns to
let. Geo. Mitchell. n1 ti

TO LET—SIX ROOM FLAT WITH.
all improvements. Apply to F‘. H.
Fitch grocer, 118 South Main at.

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TO LET—41ml ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six (bedrooms,
two baths, hot water heating system
and all other improvements. II‘or fur
ther particulars apply at office of The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prom:
lees. m24 (.1

To LET—~AN APARTMENT AT 219
East Washington St, East Nor-walk.
Inquire at 64 South Main at.

T0 LET—«FROM APRIL 181‘, LOW-
er part of house, 100‘ South Main
street. Adults only. Rent 318. In-
mtl til,

TO LETwilAmlL'l‘ON AVE, HALF
of two-llamuy house. 6 rooms, and ii
room list; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. , 013 ti

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SPRAYING lN SEASON

Beaupain 8 Saunders

192 WEST 8T.
PHONE 1132-3.

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SOLVENT NOTICE.

District of Nor-walk. as, Probate
Court. April 4. 1913.

Estate of Alfred Knapp, late of nor-
walk in said district do‘enaud.

The Court oi‘ Probate or the Dis-
trict of Norwsik hath limited and-sl-
iowed six months from the date" bore-
oi‘ for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims il'OI‘ settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be detained at recov-
ery. All persons indebted in said on-
iato are requested to make immediate
payment to

ANNIE iii. It. MINTON.

es 113 .22 Administratrix.

ORDER TO BITTLE AOOOUNT.

District or Norwaik, on. Probate
Court. April 8.1L!)

um oi‘ Conrad llcckor. isle of
Norwelk, in said district, deceased

Ordered. That the ndmlniutretrlr
exhibit her adminietnliilon account to
thiowoourt for settlement, lit the Pro
bole oliioo in Norwalk. on the iiiih

 

 

 

noon; and that all humans interested
in oak! entitle may be notified there
or. the cdministrutrix mu cause this
order to he published in ‘8 number
having a circulation in Mid Muriel.
at least dye days before said tilt) m

of April, 1913
HENRY W. GREGORY“

 

 

chose or notion. .
District or Nomadic, so. Holistic

been made to this oonrt
lion oi? the estate or his

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iii. Godfrey,
"distillate

‘duy or April, 1918 st 2 unlock ulter- MW

CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS. ‘“
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

211 Atlantic 8!. Sumter-ll. Conn.
Lady Attendant.- Rest Rooms.
Hours—~43 a. m.-5 p. to. Monday, Wed~

need”. Friday, 6:30 p. in.
Resident Office-68 Meadow It, 7-8
pl ma
BPiNAL 'ANALVSis FREE.

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Dividend Notice

roman County Savings link.
Ndrv‘mlit, Donn... floral £0, llll.

At a meeting or the threaten oi the
Folriloid County Savings uses Md
this day. I dividend at the rule e!
{our (liner cent. per man was

lugs 03 the slit who. ending lurch
31st, 19".

noon- snd acid on m otter April
10th, “1!.

room
ODYMOUR cums.

mu m Treasurer.

v [in inns

Ate.
Nermik within and for the district

 

 

 
 

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Snoop, and Table “Spoons.

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them over. Such an opportunity cannot 138‘ 1°“8

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«extra heavy silver-plated. upon a heavy deposit of nickel.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Silverware ,
d Coupon No. 46 _

. Six Coupons and
' " 53c 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
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

 
 

‘After examining this beautiful and complete assortment 0!
Table Ware, you will then appreciate the great values to be had
at a nominal cast.

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 r......... 68¢

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

pieces $198
THE SUGAR SHELL and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly boxed V
together. Price . . . . . . . . . .53¢ '

SALMD‘ 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

 
 
 
 

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All you need to do, is to present ‘Six Coupons, clipped on
consecutive days, together with the cost amount of expensé items,

 

 

 

 
 

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A rarer cases to be c razor when it “some" sunspot; thvlu
Mon! why acre
tacos with doll razors when" ctway effect shoving , oy lice
' deed ahead! Get a Simplex. Acrobatic trooper. .9 ‘

”The man who owns it Singlet. my: hub repel clean, Vela

,, vety they: at his illsp oss’l cSimfiéx keeps porlect chitin
‘ edg o5 oh razor blades, safety and oi style. Just a minute‘ 3 we
mitt: flu: wonderful machine, and you obtain a scientifically sharp

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Gillette. Yankee, Arnold,
Minster, bindery.
(lever utensmp, mobs

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