Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 25, 1913 · page 3

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MED dyertisements on this
Three Times. “9“.” million Additional

Twenty-Firm Words, or
arc. ,1 cent
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ENEURBE, GOOD, STRONG HEAL-
‘~ thy Wet nurse. Call at once. Dr.
3. Lawrenees cities, 82 South Malnzg‘ltIII

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. WANTED—«HAT TRIMMER. ONE
who can trim and bind. $10 week
_, guaranteed the year around. United
Hat MEI-g. 00.,142 South Howard St.
Akron, Ohio. 9.25 lit

 

FOR SAL! ,-
'EOR site—... nor ON ‘woOo
ward Alter 60 by 125. Inquire at ~11
Burritt Ave.. South Norwalk. E125 3t

FOR SALE. OR TO LETmEAHSY

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attic, caller. improvements, garden,
chicken house, near hospital 22
MagnollavAve. Inquire 0.1..Jeniee.
'1‘el.185-4 . . a 26 3t

 

WANTED—A PAINTER TO DO
. lettering on carts and wagons and
make a tow signs. Call at Raymond
Bros. , 9.25 1t

IRELIALE AGENTS TO SELL
high-grade nursery stock. fully guar-
anteed. Part or all‘ your time. Outfit
. free. Commissions paid weekly. Write
for terms. Homer Chase 00., Auburn,
Maine. or] 3t (125 iii;

EWANTED-A WOMAN TO WORK
on machines. Apply Crescent Laun-
dry, Seavlew Ave.. East Norwalk.

92! 3t

WANTEDeGENERAL AGENT FOR
Mass. MillionEDollar Casualty Com
pany to sell" best Monthly Accident
and .Health policy on market. Excep-
tional opportunity. Address replies,
"Opportunity." this office. 1124 6t

‘WANTED—THOUSE 0F 'ABOUT
seven rooms and :bath. modern im-
provements, in refined neighborhood
only. for three adults, no children.
sw‘ithinconvenient walking distance of
railroad station. Reierenoes given and
required. Occupancy abdut June 1st.
By the year. Address J. A. William-
son, 17 State St, New York. -a23 3t

WANTED a. TWO 0R THREE

. painters. Steady work for good men.
Alex. White, 61 Ely Ave.“ Tel. 400.

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WANTED—MEN T0 LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at Radel Oyster
Co: docks 6 o'clock in the morning.

a1 tr

. WANTED—To BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market price

paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
to $4 for hob calves to fatten.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 115126 it

OLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
want experienced operators on power
machines. steady work assured. :5 ti

WANTED -- Experi-
enced Operators and
Learners ‘

 

 

 

’ on White
Muslin Petticoats. Good wages;
steady work. Address

G. S. Roth & SonsCo

40 Water St. South Norwalk.

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DIS'l‘TtiCT OF NORWAUK, as, Pro-
bate Court. April 7, A. 1)., 1213.
islets of MANY ES. BRYAN. late or

, Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
i‘bo Court of Probate for the Dis-

trict oi! Norwaik, hath limited and al-

lowcd sh: months from the date hereof
, for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibii their claims for settlement. Those

“no neglect to present their accounts,

prmieriy attested, within said time.

will he debhrred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said this are re-
quested to malts imme ate payment

to -
.cnmulor'rn r. swallows.
Em iii 2r. Admlnllimirlx.

 

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OOLVENT NOTICE.
:lllsirict or Norwalk. In. thnte
Court. April 24. A. 1)., will
islets of Mary Ill. 'ucurmy. idle M
Norwullt lanaid dlbiript;w demuued.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trlri oi Norwalk. built limited and
allowed six months from the date
homo! for the creditors 0! said eu-
taiu in exhibit their clrlims for set»
tiumunt. Those wine neglect to pro-
sent their acrmlnin. . roomy attested.

within said time. wli he delinrmi a -
indebted to -

EI‘OCONI‘I. All persons
said estate are reconciled to mite inn
mediate payment to

, ANDREW N. TAYLOR
E425 11:22 administrator.

3 plane, mahogany case, cost $300 cash;

H-K._D.

,. Elam cheerfully ii

50R SALE—FINE OLD HOME-
stead; ten rooms; all improvements;
«chicken house, Eharn. carriage heuse:
whole or-part or three acres, 204 fog:
on lNewtown Ave: grove of in

trees and brook at back; on trolley,
live minutes from Norwaik Bridge.
Telephone 1041-4. South Norwaik, orR.
A. Benedict, Flatiron Building, New
York‘city. MM. 3

 

lor suite. mahogany finish $15.
duire 20 Woodward Ave. . 9.24 at

FOR SALE~CAHINET ORGAN 1N-
qulre 18 Grove St.. or Tel. 753-2. 2 .3
a 4‘. t

FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT
50 x 200 on Stuart Ave. inquire 21
Grove St., or 16 Stuart Ave. ., Norwalkf
a 4 1

FOR SALE—«BLACK CAP RASP-
berry Eplants, Plum Farmer variety. A
splendid berry and a prolific bearer.
”$150 per hundred. Also St. 'Regis
plants. The all Bummer bearing red
raspberry. $2.00 per hundred. (For
this week only.) James E. Elle, Jr.
Phone 105-2. l 3.23 at

FOR‘ SALE—GAS ENGINES, FOUR
cylinders. 330 to SIZE. Inquire C. K.
Hunter, 138 Main St.

PRIVATE, 1912 STYLE. {WRIGHT

 

 

 

 

 

have no use for some. Sell cheap cash
or time to responsible party at once.
W. 2)., care Sentinel. €123 3t

FOR SALE—PRIVATE molt
graded player piano will exchange for
Suprlght or sell cheap Spoils chlldr
in practicing. No dealers answer).8 g

 

 

CHICKS EGGstHlTE O
pingtons. Biggest winter laye
grandest and finest utility birds.
ygu paid $20 a setting you cannot get
liner birds or better layers. 31.. 50 per
setting. Hendricks Poultry Farm.
Saugntuck. ‘ . ,a23 1m

EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR MO-
tor car, 2 first class building lots, at
Harbor View Beach. Geo. Mitchell.
Room 5, Gazette Bldg. til it

HOUSE FOR BALE—~10 ROOMS.
hath, laundry; 20 Elm St, Norwalk;
3 minutes from West Ave. trolley: 8
minutes from post-office and library
Heat residential section or the city.
An excellent opportunity to secure a
line residence. Photographs be re

 

.uuest. Apply to ,E. M. Jackson. Jack-
son‘s Studio, 53 Wall St, Norwalk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICEWI HEREBY OWE N0-
llco that I will pay no hills contract-
ed by one Chester lugsraoii, my form-
or clerk. l~l ii. (i. Rider. 224 hi

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BUSINESS NOTICES

 

 

wall 1): Eur. painting and decorating.

 

i". ncdlci. 05 Osborn Ave. Tel.
H2373} a26 vi
FRANK come, no); 191. ‘Noai

tvullt. sinus cut. carpets beaten. gun
dens planted. n21 3t

 

“THE LITTLE 8HOP"-—~Mlt8 A. M.
Palmer Ia prepared to take orders for
madeto- measure tailored suits and sep-
arate shirts in the new a ring styles
and fabrics. also gowns an petticoato.
Underwear and hand-embroidered lin-
gerie at special prices. Pull line litany
neckweur. novelties. stamped goods.
Opposite fl. N. Trust (30., 24. Washing
ion at. South .Norwnilr. iiuvilund
Building. a1? i2t

1.00!" no HA8 sarcasm) To
our city. (live him a. chance to se-
lmato on your painting and paper-
humus. Address L. Smith. 25
First St. East Norwalit. Tel. 71512;."

Howell .. sunrise. ravine
tangles. , Magellan: practicalities.
em truancy!) buying your wall pa-

unpainterr snarl}: oi '
bite, 01 1-2 idly Ave

 

 

2M OH?!

: NOT ...... aneurysm
has is... said iii

. roams;

terms 2 family house, 12 rooms. iarxes 3S

, t tags. all improvements.
FOR SALE—FOUR PIECE mili- .
[1.

a23 3t-

Old Well Cigar Co.

‘ Dibble building 'on North Main St.

SEE OUR s.‘lAMPlJB BOOKS OF

T0 LET—43!}! ROOMl‘a AND BATH.
All im remnants. Corner woodward
and vers Aves. inquire 84 Wood-
Ewgrd Ave.. or Henry A. .deelein,
plumber and tinner, 141Washiggto‘n
a t

.i'l'o, LEE—SEVEN 3 HA OME
rooms and hath, not water heat, every
convenience to reduce housework to
the minimum, including janitor ser-
vice. H. J. dilpson, Phone 10$5 at

T0 LET-v21NlCi0LY FURNISHED

 

 

rooms for housekeeping"; also 3 lens
rooms unfurnished; reasonable 41
South ’Main St. 3. a 25 3t

To LET—NEW SIX EROOM COT-
lnquire Unit-
1124 cf

 

ed Grocery Go.

To EETaSTORE AT 205 EAST
Washington at, junction of Dorian
Point and East Ave trolley. Store 65
test deep with sink and toilet: trout
and rear entrance. Agood stand for
any business. Rent $15.00. Inquire
of D. T. Murphy. 262 East Ave.. or of
Taylor and Golden. 1124 at

T0 LET—FOR SUMMER SEASON,
modern 8 room furnished home, all
conveniences, high ground. overlook-
ing Long Island Sound. Near Bell
island. trolley and station. Seashore
bathing, shade fruit“, etc. Commuting
distance New York Address House.
care Sentinel. 1124 iii.

T0 LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS,

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City Hall. block from thrills-5' ..Addness
B. 8.. Sentinel Orifice. ‘ ‘ a23 lit

TO LET—TO FIRST CLASS DAR
her shop at Rowayton. Good loca
tion, moderate rent. Inquire Mrs. A.
“Dibble. “W” "'3" a23 at

T0 LET-4 ROOM APARTMENT.
third. floor. rear, rent $8.00. Swartz
and Corbett block. Also second floor
loft. ‘53:000’souai"e Erect for light inanu
factoring. Inquire at oiiice 012' the
a 3 ti

‘ TO' LET—APARTMENTS 1N THE

 

 

 

.1. Irving Dibble. #142 Washington St.
13.23 lw

 

traliy located, suitable ior boarders.
$50 per month. One of the finest
houses in town. all modern conven-
iences. overlooking Sound. $25 per
month. inquire Raymond Bros.

023 3t

.‘T‘o Lara-House. SIX nouns.
all improvements, to small family. in-

 

 

quire Baxter‘sulrug Esters. 1123 :it
To LET"5 ROOMS, PART l.\l-
provéments, reasonable rent. Inquire

it. .Ioeeloveky, East Norwalk; also 3
rooms, 08 First St, South Norunlli.
all) it

To LET-A~ ROOM APARTMENT
newly papered and painted, centrally
located. inquire Frederick, Lauder. 4
South Main St, Room 0. i all} ii

To LET-«Finer moon, ‘noun‘tn
house. 21 Union St. Possession at
once. Inquire Hatch and ilailey Co

 

all if

'rc LET-43 ROOM HOUSE, \li'llli
garden, on Connecticut TuEnpiko. lu-
quire liirs. R Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave.

X‘ I010 ti

T9 LITH—S’I‘ORE 1N SOUTHi NOR~
walk Club building. next postorflce.
Entrance front and rear. inquire of-
fice of Old Well Cigar (30.110 ti

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all improvements. Apply to 13‘ ll.
Fitch. grocer. 118 South Main St.

 

to tar-«res noon noose. 70‘
Welt avenue. containing six bedrooms,
two battle. not water heating system

thus particulars apply at office at The
Old Well Cigar Company or on prom-
ins. . ,I - um it

re tar-«AN APARTMENT A'i‘ an
East Wuhinxtoiriit. East Nora/silt.
inquire at 04 Smith Elm St. will u

 

 

oi techno: house. 0 mm»: .,

recto tint: all improvements:

cities cashier! item station
lumber

furnished. separate, all conveniences, _
with private family. five. minutes from ‘

TO LET~20 ROOM H9083. GEN-i ‘

to term-six noon mr wrrn‘

will a: '

and all other improvements. {For fun -

“M33 LITW i‘ON AVE. new

slop! lied a ‘wew ‘
thinilhe senate “

before it unfilled to committee tor a
hearing. ' 3
rs. Elna had been Eateries. to the

 

‘3 mi... :1 d laid on the table at last?

nixht's Iessioil. Thili morning the

‘ther ado. but Senator McNeil of
Bridgeport called the hills tram the
table and moved they be committed
for a he ins
"Widlcss oi the views of the
senators upon this measure". said

 
 

 
 
 

,. Senator McNeil. ”I believe the matter

 
 

should be referred to the committee
and reoeuve a run and fair hearing b..

é here any; action is taken upon it "

 

Senatair MONO’ll's motion was put to
vote Emir the bills were sent to com
mittee hy a small majority
EM ,
NEEARLV 31,000 TOTAL.
Cashier Wilfred Bodwtill. oi the
‘City NaElonal Bank \has sent an ad-
dintlonal mum of $88.19. that collected
in the vilrious schools, to the National
American Red Cross Association for
the hentliit of the flood suiterers. and
also :1 in cash. The South fNonwal-lt

 

 

donations must have raised the total
to over $1 000.

 

 

 

“Muir“

cleans and whiten-
cnuvu and lath“
. shoes. In round
III“... while cakes necked
- in nine boxes. with
spouse. 10 etc. In
handsome. inure hi-
umluum boaamiih
arouse. 25c.

“ Ii combination [or cleanin and ol-
‘T‘n ’ ishinl all lkind a ”of ct orphu

shoes 10c. 'Dandy" 81 no.2
“NI-T E a?!” the only indies‘ shoe dmslnt

hatdfoeitivcly contains 011..
links nmi Poll s'lnd children‘ it boots
cranium?

an E“

 

and shoe
“French loss. "
n l ‘
“Elli! llTE timbifié‘llilfl’“i3§$§l

gal: look Al. Restores color and lustre
«like Polish with a brush or cloth.
10 «non. Ellie“ lid. 05 could.

“WIN mun to. liquid form with

spouse) quickly cleans
and whitciis dirty canvas shoquoc. and 2.50.

"your dealELr data not Itecp the kind you want. send us
the price in Lumps ior full sire pat-knee. charges paid.

WHYTIMORI IROI. I 00..
KID-IO Aha up Street. Dominion. In».

I“! OH MI and largest Man (Irwin 01
”or BJII'SMJI I'm If]: 10 ”Id.

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temper. if the senate was to kill the”)
proposed railroad probe without fur,

cowl despatched by Cashier Bodwell,
was $96!) 22. but other and separate

 

v ; .‘an‘d twomenflyouu ,
,, obtaining great benefit from the use of
. Beecham s Pills. This safest. wenrest, most.
. . ' economical and convenient Of all family remedies ,
. is the most famous and universally popular. Upon
sheer merit is based the unequaled reputation of

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LABEL WITHDRAWN.
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Factory However.
The Dsnbury News. of yesterday,
printed the following:

relation to trade diiferences at the fac-
(all ed by the withdrawal? yesterday,
e ufiion label of the United Hat-
tors from the factory? The employee
were not called out and with the ex-
ception of the removal or the label

usual A flood of rumors. some 01‘
them or disquieting nature. spread
through the town last night and to-
day. but the situation appears to be
such. however, that. the rway remains

open for future conferences and the NGWWWXI. was instantly killed, 1'63“?!“ llc clergymen nrc l‘orbidden 91E;
adjustment of the the matter is look- day torenoon. when she was SUUCR by own or ride in automobiles, .
.the east-hound passenger train which to an edict WW 1W
left Danhury yesterday morning, at Rhealeh Prussian Biallwfluflf. .,
15310 dialect: for Wigwam and abs-7,1,3...» [[1 pie dim... a.
ten Dr. Kiernen. medical enhancer, the use 3

wiih the humility \lihich" niacin.
The child's father is station agent be (,M Ky and further more,

at North Xeu'lown “MI in parents Mills; has iliell the frequent cw .
home is about 200 feet item the rali- the

ed for.

The priuglpsl question invohed in
the differences concerns the minimum
bill {or making and finishing hate or
certain grades. The withdrawal of the
label is stated to have followed the
retusal of the company to agree to: a
minimum bill for sizing and finishing
hots. based on the selling price of the
goods instead or on grades. The coni-

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t‘ant humanity“ is

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Entirely efiicacious in the numerous ailmeiiis ari
. live or irregular action of the organs of digestion, Beechams
Pills have an excellent general tonic effect, purifying the’
blood, metering the appetite and ensuring perfect digestion.’
-. efirst dolie gives relief, and permanentim
. follows the occasional use of Beecham’ s Pills. Expee- ’
tilled with the result, and
. sufferers everyw are use Beecham’ s Pills with
. benefitidl efiectAThat is why they

of the goods.
Simon Blake, national president of

lthe United Hatters, and Martin Law-' of eight other mother ioi’ a
i Conferences that have been in 1’” lor, national secretary-treasurer. were ments and the next the moth“
‘ grass at intervals for several days inIin consultation with the local execu- lwas; when she found the on
Edward V011 near the tracks badly hurt.
Wu of ill!3 WW9“- V0“ 321700- Wm on, president or the Hawes, ion cani When round the’ little girl was
Co. is on a business trip to\Bui‘IaloI.: but terribly injured. Dr. D. C ‘

iwas summbnded and
Louise Sands 3
trip by auto
dent. rancid ~,
work is going along at the factory as ‘Two Year-Old Child of E. F Northrup” physician arrived at" the h
3_“died soon afterward

tlve board yesterday.

N. Y. today.

raAiN KILLS LITTLE;GlRL.

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of North Newtown. Struck in
Sight of Home. ‘

 

I The two-yearold daughter of Mr]

and Mrs. Edgar F. Northrup. of North‘

was summoned to the scene

road track. North \‘entoun is only
a flag station and the passenger trains

{may desires. to base the price on spec-l are traveling at a last race '
iiied grades and the union wishes to when panning that point. as there
N° 8“"’°“"°“ °' WW" “ von 93' make a bill based on the selling price no grade crossing in the 'i ‘

vicinity.

PRiEBTS é‘suuor‘ own ADI

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he will not continue the coupons after
‘ prii 30th Anyone desiring either of T

“cup on No. 61

pacified herein for each
of Silverware articles

 

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and get any stall

The iicntifiel Premium’bfiers l The Sentinel Premium Offers 1 The Sentinel Premium Offer 81 The Sentinel IIPIrenEium 0821‘

 

EA SPOONS as shown above. show the exact design and
put up a half dozen to the package. Price per half don. -

THE TABLE SPOONS are put up in the some manner. i

half dozen .......... ......

SIX KNIVES and six FORKS are

leatherette case with hingdd top.
pieces

title sullen usual. and BUTTER KNIFE are neatly
tO‘flti'iCxIfl #1160 see-socceseeeuuucucneeceeeteeoveeelec.

SALAD FORK also comes neatly boxed Price ..........
SALAD SPOON handmcly boxed. Price ............
need to do. is to present 8h: coupons. all

All
conmumuyl. «other with the cost amount of expense i _~
this attractive sliver.

 

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