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Evening sentinel, Monday, December 1, 1913 · page 3

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For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and.
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 28c—i

Three Times. Mew Each Addition... Word. 1 cent per koortion.

1n enca-

face or Caps. Double Price

 

 

WANTED ‘ '

TO LIST

FOR‘ SALE

 

WANTED—«$500 ON FIRSTuCLASS

'Inortzago at 6 per cent. lood 11111.. ty small room in private family Board1
and good property. inquire at the if desired; all conveniences Answer.
[Jawreuee Agency, 15 South Main St. “3., ” Sentinel Office. 01 3t

(11 3t

LADIES EARN $2.25 DOZEN MAK-
ing Iplain ueckwear Home business. 1
[Experience unnecessary. Mail dime
001' pattein, inst1uctlons. Needlecraft, i
2456. Altoonu Pa. (11 it,

 

 

WANTED~WOMAN TO DO WASH-
iag and ironing. Mrs. J. K. Burger,
208 East Ave, East Norwalk. 01 3t

 

BOY WANTED—«ONE
dorsoands caning chairs.
.72 North Main St.

WHO UN-
Kohn Bros.
(11 3t

 

WANTED~TWO OR THREE FUR-
uished or unfurnished rooms in East
I‘iorwaik, centrally located. Address

 

TO LET—~PLEASANT LARGE Oil

 

To LET—3 LARGE ROOMS, GAR-
den, small family. quiet .place. In-
quire 12 Howard Ave.. East Norwnlk,
Conn d1 3t

 

T0 LET~HOU-Sl0, NO, 41 CHEST~
nut St, 9 large rooms, all improve-
ments. itent.$25.00 inquire No.31
Chestnut St. 1129 (it

 

TO LET-~liOUSES, FLATS PARTS
of houses, store, burn. shop, manu~
(factory with power Furnished hotel
and cottages at Greens harms All
classes of rents in The Norwalks
ranging from $5. 00 to $50. 00 per
month. Raymond Bros 1129 3t

 

T0 LET~UPSTA‘1RS APARTMENT,

 

 

WANTED—~11 FEW WIDE-AWAKE,
hustling ladies to sell guaranteed
household articles. Good chance to
build up lucrative business. Can de-
wote entire or spare time. No cupi-
tai required, County agent :will call

It you write to Box 789, Bridgeport,

Conn. 1125 6t

 

WANTED—J00 ‘BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
11124 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Fried-man, 1001111. Ave. Tel. 1151.

029 if

CLUETT, PEABODY a co., lNc.,
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work. 08 tf

DEAD LIMBS

are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

 

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Property Owners‘
Attention

WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c PER SQ.

FOOT, WITH A GUARANTEE

E. R.Bradley 81 Co.

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tin (Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Stack Painting.

11 Washington St. 60 Norwalk, Conn_
Phone 781.

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC

BPI NAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

P. BARTHOL, D. C.

I I Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.

Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
mouth Norwulk Office—u Meadow 81..
7-8 p. 111.
Phone Connection.

Hours—~19 a 111.6 p.111 Monday, Won
nesdny, Friday 6: 30 D.
spmAL ANALVBIS F es.

 

Citv Natlonai Bank

TRANdxC'llB A 1111111111111. BANKiNI
lusmesemo caress svsnv
raolu'rv couala'rsur ,
WITH souno
IANKING
lurpluo and Profit:
«11.000.110

Bela Deposit lies» I! and 05 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEW/EON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros.
FRPEDERIGK H. ROWAN. 2d-Vioo
.. res.

Win-“RED IODWBLL, Cashier

01115010119
1. H. Mathewson .1. Wallace Monti»
lohn H. Knapp John H. Liam.
christian Ewart: Fred. H. Row-n
aamuoi Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbinl
Henry I. Lockwood

. , .
Capital
$100,000.00

 

 

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xnminer it!
11 I Futon: 11mm
11170 in 11111:)
rSItilililny, 1115 11m
”hum Ernie's. (30hr
fleas.) 12111111411213.19th 011va l

 

[1.. care Sentinel. d1 3t
. six rooms, every improvement, newly
WANTED—SITUATION BY A decorated. No. 150 East Ave, Nor-
rwesteru man to ca1e im a furnace“ walk. inquire of John N. Kline, 21
and work around the «house 0. W. S. iWest Main St, Not'waik. Tel No.
\ d1 lit 1292-31129 3t
WANTED~SITUATION AT GEN TO LET~FURNISHED ROOMS AT
ernl housework. 18 Hoyt St., South 15 ilaviiancl St 1128 ‘it
Norwnlk. 1128 iii ~- ~-—~— -——- -~-—v-

 

TO LET OR FOR SALE~HAND~
some new one half residence, 6 rooms
up-to-daie i111provc1ne11ts, beautiful
finished interior. electric light, 5 min-
utes £10111 stitlon, Muring ionstrnc—
ton Co, “” Washington St. 1126 121;

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TO LETMAPAR'TMENT.
St, inquire oiilce of R. and
Company, ' “

16 PINE
G. Corset

1112 1.1

 

improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St, East Norwalk. Phone 331.
018 it
To LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with' all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. lst. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chas.
113 Hoyt. at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 tf

 

 

To LET—PRIVATE rLaom, ALL-

FOR BALE~~TWO VVAGONS, one:
surrey and one lumber box misc har-
ness. Inquire 112 West St. d1 3t

FOR SALE—BABY‘S 'CR'Iii' SPRING
and mattress; also (peranibulubor. 73
Woodward Ave, South Nonwuik. d1 1t

FOR BALE~SIDEBOARD AND
parlor table. Call at No.7 Bette
Place evenings, or phone No.10i'11-33

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FOR SALE—«PARTY NEEDING
caehf offers two family house for sale
I will buy house for any one who has
some :money to 'put in it and take
monthly payments for balance. in-
quire 40 Bayvlelw Ave. (11 3t

SA LE ~VV‘i Li.

 

FOR SACRIFICF
one 22 H.P..1-2 ton Harvester truck.
{Call or write. W. A. Crockett, itow
ieyton. n29 3t

FOR SALEu—GAS STOVE. PRICE
$6.00. Porcelain lined icebix, 44 inch-
..es high. 32 inches wide, special com-
ipartments. $30.00.: Call 203 East Ave;

11 8 it

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LOST
LOST~PART 0F WATCH FOB
with monogram A. W. E. Reward for

return to 7 I'ianfond1 Place, Best Nor~
walk. d1 11.

Dancing

Dancing

.11 new ROODNER'S DANCE HALL.
OPPOSlTE HOYT'S.
Largest dance hall in the city. Best
maple dance, floor.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3.
Benefit Dance for Basketball Teams,

Second and Third Districts.
See ’i‘hursdwy's adv. for ileuuty Dance

 

 

 

 

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C. T. McGovern

About ‘
Liability. Fire, Life, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent insurance, also Surety

 

Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 345. 155 Washington St.

 

RIG LAY- RPP till
RAILROAD REPORTED

Another hcnvy reduction in the rail.
road working force of the department,
of bridges and buildings, the engineer-
ing department generally and the ruii«
road shops. 'wvue ordered Saturday
morning. and about 100 men were laid
oil” for an indefinite period. it is u11<
iderstood that the curtailment of the

tire system and one report which could
not be continued from oiilciui sources,
said that
pany would
next week.
The order of curtailment 1:1 this city
tukuu in a number of 1111111 employed
in various departments at the rail-
road shops nnd includes also carpen-

he laid 00’ within

1111; depurtmelfl.

it is said that practically the entire
sound about 15 men, who have been
engorged in repainting the interior at
stations for the past two weeks,
wele notified this morning that they
will be out tonight. and they were not
told for how long. For the punt few
Weeks reductions have been 11111110 in
the force 111 this and other depart-
ments of the road. and l'ullroud 1111-11

oped into one 111' the most general and
uwotplug the! hue been made on thin
line in y.curs The railroad oiliciaie

ilo duty are calm Hil‘ki'lll that is,
1111111 Hilton on flout lizmo to time, and
there lwinu 1111 work lor lhem new.
they are being laid (10'. 63111. the regu-

ls claimed

FORD HiTS WAGON;
A two automobile struck ll. Wi'liZOii

piece and (ir‘eeus 11 arms yesterday
afternoon 111111111, four ()‘t'iul’lt in at-
tempting to puss. ’l‘llo 1111111 in the

am. not injured The wound was not
dammed but the front at the Ford
suffered (tulle 11 little 'l'u'o trilnltll
nliil'll were 111 the “slum Were liner-k
rd out by the collision.

 

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A good adv.
paper.

forces in the engineering and mechani-
cal departments extends over the e11»

500 ellipioyees of the com-
the

ters, painters and others in the build-

liHi-ii'l‘l. that the layoff order has devel-

eoy that the men suspended from not- ,

iur force of the engineering and thu‘
_ other depurtlnunlu urn I‘i‘iiiiili'il. so it

written wus thrown from his soul butl

pure best in the best.

‘ BANK WAS OPENED.
llnndsomely embellished in its in.
terior decorations and equipment and
presenting a modest yet line appear-
ance from the Oilisldl', the City Nu:
iionnl i’lank started work this morn-
ing in the new quarters.

 

New York New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
‘I‘IME TABLE

lN EFFECT NOVEMBER'16,1913.

 

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.~1:20x, 1’123311, littlx, 6:09,

6:65, 7:18. 7:46, 8:17x, 8:50x, 9:151,

9:87N10227x, 10:4511, 11:44.

1’. M.~1:09x, 1:18, 3:00, 3:29, 1240):,
5:12, 5:46, 6:00x, 6:43, 7231):, 013711,
10:12x. 10:62. '

Sundays.

A. M.~12:0l’1x. 5:33,
10:27x, 11:24. .

I’,‘ M.-12::'10x, 2:11111, 3:0011, 13:“,
6:6611, 7:12, 725711, 0:3711, 10:12x,
10:28.

6:41, 8:54,

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. M.-112:001. 414011, 13:40, 6:45,
8:0311, 8:6111, 11:16.1, 1020211, 10:05,
10:0011. 11:03.

P. M.~12:03x. 1:06. 2:0411, 2:57.
3:3011. 315611. 4: 29. mom. 6: 24. ii: 28,
ll;l)lx,6:07,8'.10x,0:14.1115,11130.

Sundays. .

 

A. M.-i2:00x, 13:00.8:033. 0:001.
10:02x, 11:00x. .
1’. .M.~12110, 1.:0211, 3:301, 11:02:.

61011.6:0111, 71151:, 2:1.011, ii:-i-ix, 11:16:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
A. M.~«««12:23x, izl7x, 6:00, 7:21
9110):, 10: 221i. 11:1111.
P M 12.03, 11:571.
14:22, 5:12, 6:16.11. 11.17,

10:00x, 11:26.

1:20, 3:163.
7:101: 012011,

Sundays.
A. 111..»122211, 1:17.
11:111. '
l 1'. M.~i2:00x, 2:117x. 4:171. 6:121.

,6216‘ '1':illx, 813411, 022611, 1026011.

7:13, iizllix.

 

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on the iteeipolt road between that; SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHY.

1 A. M.~1:20. 6:13. 8'27. 11:69:.
I. M.~—-l:21’1. 4: 3811, 6:20, 7:10.
f’ Sundays!
A. M.~10:36.
1' “\l~2:il’1, 7:16
DANEURV TO SOUTH NOhWALK
A. M.~6.00, 722.1. 8.18, 10:051.
‘ril or.
1’ 11.41.2111, 6:14, 8:30..
'aundoye
A. Manet. 11:46.
i’. 21!.»0100. 1:41, 1:”.

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out 31.,

in Boliooi.
onoord it.

10' AV.-
“I .
"BIL.

d ’ .‘eylor M‘.
23~xlilly Lowe 8t.
li—Chestnut on Ben as»
ao—xsouthuu one Its.
Elk-Lexington five. and" ultin It.
iii—Welt and 11111110

Mai; 81... between Grove u.

M) omieotrlo Wars”. But. It.

rm and
:‘li‘AVIIt‘ind and WW“? lit].

tsu'i‘aylor Ave. end South
iii—Woodw on! Are. and Meadow!
15—13mm! and Quintard Avon. and

Bi

«~Woodwsrd and Lawn“. Av».
51~Goiden Hill St. and lilimwood Ln.
Silo—Washington 8t. Bridge.
58~Frelght yard and Ann at" .private.
li~Norwaik Look 00.. Drive

Box 6l~Cornor Putnam avenue and
Reedx street.
(11 Denotes non-interfering boxed
( ) Master box. from which the null
her of any box can he sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. In
standard time.1-
One stroke at odd times. mils. 0
line open, 1-
Two strokes after an alarm. lire out. rs
calls department. 1—1
Three slow strokes water to be [11111
o .— .—.
”AM 111.. each Wmemy.lb01
ulled for test.
ire alarms for on district silo re
solved bv telephone.
Four long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. 31.111111 12: 30 p 11:. indicate
no school for the following session.
l—1~1—-1

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EAST NORWALK i’iRl ALARM IDXII
Fire headquarters. Ill Van not liruv
Telephone 170

4~Fitch School ( rivate)

Private boxes wt only be pulled for

A telephone mousse to Electric Statiol
(706) between the hours of 0 p m. an!

B—Manln School (private
212- ~Easi Washington and art Btu.
2H~Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
216~East Aves and Rowan at.
217~Wlnflelds
223—Fort and Charles Bil.
221~F1ast Ave. and Fitch at.
”ii—St. John St. and E lie Ave.
ass—Seavlew Ave. and that St
235~Boulevard and Second St. ,
286~Covo Ave. and Fifth St.
till—Boulevard and Blackstone St
Bil—Keyscr St. and Pine Hill Ave.
842~Koyser 8t. and Duck Pond rd.
843~Shore Haven. Tel.)
6 a. m. lvins local on of are, an all!!!
will he 3 you of neatest 1111:.
fire on grammes whore located.

Secon alarms are only to be given by
tigefihlef or acting chief upon me arrive
3 9“

(Tel.
('l‘ei
(Tel. ..

Special lion-lo
l-One blast at odd times. testing or lin-

l—One blast (it 8 g1.
l-i-—’l‘wo blasts. re out.
11' wli~Twenty two, at ii a. m. no more
113 session of public echooim
ii-li—Twenty- tw0.a at 12.30
termrm session of public school

m.. standard time.

no If

_ 1111111111 —-'l‘en blasts quickly all! tilt

entire department.-
NORWALK FIR! ALARMI

ii~Cornex or 1151111; Mid Wall Streets.
21 Holden Avenue and Union Place.
22~l§§rlng Hill and Kellogg Street.

 

24~ lion Park

20—- eet Avenue and Berkeley Street
27~Fra1 lln Avenue and Lynes Place
31~Gns 1111se.(Pflvnte box).

32—-\\' out Avenue and Merwin Street
23 ~liarlior Avenue and Orchard Street
34~Ci1epei Street and Harbor Avenue
lid—West Avenue, near the a‘rmory.
38 Stevens Sin-oi. and iiilm 01931.

11 ~Crouu Street and Wilton avenue
iBMMnIn street and North Avenue.
”Av—France Street.

autumn and Catherine Streets.

v Canaan Road and Fair Street
Si-t‘hestnm Street near Summer 51
{16— Mnin Street and Union Avenue.
62~On The Green
63~East Avenue and lincoln Avenue
iii-«East Avenue and 1111111111111 Llano.

...—_.

ROWAYTON F‘mv‘. ALARM om'rnlcn

 

 

l Town strokes of tire boll. thul. 1-1, In
12~Highland Ave. to 03.1.. 111.11.; I

R
ls—Jliekory Blulr and Bell island.
14- Fine Point and Rome Point
21~i.unc lslalnd Sound to McKlnie It.
I-' (.vsnirai.’ MoKlnle tit. to annoy.
timbrnnd Street and 1111130 Lone.
22~Ponnoyer St. to Croat lit.
23—41mm: St. to Railroad.
21~Rulirood to Bmoklioo.

West

Side.
ill— White Bridge north to Broohido.
low-White Bridge 8.10.111 1..! Bound.

ii~Whlte Brio W to l Bonn
One stroke 11 the fire bollL ti odd time:
indicates test! 11:.
Four strokes 1110 fire boil. thus. 1 i- i- l
water to be shut
Lthird or more colorin- indium urlou

 

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ties ‘of such.

 

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, Signed
. ,. Rirnot

 

 

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