Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 17, 1913 · page 3

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twcnty~flve words or Less. .250»-
Three Tunes. 50c -- Each Additionn; Word. 1 cent
face or Caps, Double Price

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For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards. and
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WW loam-stun , . Windmiltpmmlyt mt 1m. lilo host lines oil.» doiivorod nn‘lmyonon“ml‘fih
.hniwof'blahozin a northern'wmer One tiroduotlon. l That Make for succumb the G
like; to ho cola: to outdoor-notice, on: Thla‘is I gnome“ unmet lnterentovlnx or Alfalfa," referring to“ cm
”‘0 “301“!“- Wlllt ‘19 boars and seeme’ the state at large. The agriculture on: tht have boon made in the wt . ,
to be of‘good promos. But now is the i a mung-y 18 “content mp, to pmpor1§gmw this highly desirable dairy-{m
tamer" film? 16!“ thinklnu OVBMty. won that in good condition no inn crop. ' Immediately followinogthlfl
things. Thahucy “mo otthe Y0“ 10“ other nation can easily starve it ouh‘inddreae a otote branch of “15 NW
thousht‘a-nd‘miilx 75}de 001‘- In clothing we can count ourselves.” England Alfalfa Growers' Association
ferouoe into come. . . _ limo woman have ahown us that. Iul was organized, ‘ . ,
“I am not sure but In the and ill house room we can. ‘In food we can' At Clio afternoon session there word
may he made the most important time not. 1‘ two “(15088398 on widely “we"!!!
of the year, A man’s success in man- l ~What Napoleon wrote to George ii'l.,, 109105, hut 0"- intimate interest ‘0 0°”!
ufaoturlng doés not depend on the in 1805 was true: ‘ l nectlcut farmer. The Hon. Hugh 0. '

 

 

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mldwlutor meeting of the State Board

 

WANTED ,

. WANTEDMSITUATION ,AT GEN-l
oral housework. Inquire 78 Ely Ave.

 

.WANTED ———- RESPECTAULE WO- 1
man as housekeeper in small family},
{1‘0 .go out of down. Inquire 7 Haw-i
kins Ave., East Norwalk. Phone

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WANTE‘DwSOFT HAT MACHINE
binder. Also «shipping clerk. Drey-
er lint 00., Railroad Ava, South Nola
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WANTED—GIRL OR WOMAN T0
lih general housework. Inquire 32
Lowe ~St., illpst-ains. (116 Ill

TO LET

To LETn—i‘N REAR OF BUILDING,
unfurnished, three lino rooms, suitable

«1116 3t’for two or three gentlemen or cldorly';

couple: hardwood floors, atowm lhoal—
ed, for $12. Addrens IS. i-I.. care Sen-
tinel. 0 d1? 3:

TO LET on FOR SALl-sz'rruac-
the two family residence, 6 rooms
ouch, all Improvements, llieuutiful
linluhod interior, 5 minutes from E. N.
station, oqulty $3,000. Exchange 'for
from clear lots and some cash. Mar-
ing Construction Co. So. Nor-walk.

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of Agriculture opened at~1lnity Hull, amount 0’ his produCts or m“ salon. iii, "finances founded on flourinhliilzl'V":l Pelt, editor of 9‘" Dairy Furor '
at 10:30 this foronoon. «Sessions wero' doponds on whether what he produces agriculture can never be destroyed." II or, Waterloo, Iowa, spoke on dairy

hold ““3 afternoon on d will be con-1m produced within a cost that willl Agriculture In the United «States 13. lug undor tWO heads~‘8<:lectln8 thd , .
.in good condition. Price reasonable. tinned this evening and on Wednes- . enablehim to profit by his salon. Man)". flourishing. Our financial strength Dairy COW» and “‘9 Part the mm. . A
Inquire 12 Ooliorno Ave. ... di7 lit , {a manufacturer has gone down to Sire Has in the Estohllishment of d
I day. The opoukors Include Governor, ruin hocauso he had not made out therefore, is grout. We food half Eur- Hard,” and “D083 llit Pay the Avoraxa
FOR SALE—wil‘LNEJxOT or XMAS 3mm 19- Baldw‘m My“ 1'0“” R" proper my sheets 0,. had no, 3mm ”’9' UM“ 0‘“ confimuumfl‘ “a" Farmer to raise the Heifer Can?” m-
treos and wreaths nt lowest prices. Cheney and a number of men promi~ with due our,» what such cost such, antecs of free trade between thq HO". J- 119W“! Ellsworth Of WOWW
Free delivery. V, lClnque, cor. Clay hoot on agriculture throughout. the sheets shouted intatos, Connecticut has the benefit of tor, Mann, disollosed the’qnestion oil
and Railroad Ave. d17 3t Ens”: and Middle West. Vice-Prosldoutl ‘ I ‘ . great grain fields and cattle ranges of rural credit banking and agriculturuii V
iWilcon H. Loo, of New Haven presidul 30 With 010‘”an The“? ‘9‘ 910“” tho West. For a day’s wagon a Connor» coo oration, .
FOR SALE —— 'SECONINHAND’ed and prayer was offered by Roy, 1" ruining 99301195 0" 0“" kind 0‘7 3°" ticut mechanic can transport to lilo. p .__.'_....,.. W
phonograph records; rogular 35c, $1.50 ‘Charlea F, Carter pastor of the Pork and will)“ and none in trying to home a year’s food for hisfamlly.01ll“vc|_;A|M AagNT WELSH RETIREfi
dozen; condo langc size hook and Congregational Church this city. Imm‘i‘them 0“ “mm“- W" “M ‘0 farmer'é therefore. are not raisins} FROM THE ROAD.
ladder truck; also moving Ipic’tnroI There was an unusually line exhibit plant our orchards 0“ low ”0““‘1‘ much wheat.

. ' 1 d l v (1 Now 'I believe the host crops comel As yet, they are not} It was learned from ofllciai sources
maméneuan1 ll ms. A dross H. 14.. . of Dent and Flint corn by individual . - , ~ , raising much livestock for tho butch- today that Frank M. We-lch, of thin * "
care on no.

(’17 ‘l-tfgrowers In the stato for which prcm- from “‘0“ planted 0“ high ground. \Eel‘; though it looks to me as if It were“ city, claim agent for the ConnoctiJ

FOR SALE
son SALE—«STAMFORD RANGE

 

 

 

 

To LET~-I<‘URNISi-1ED ROOM, ALL
improvements. 0 High St. 4116 3t

 

WANTED — EXPERIENCED PAT-
lhoin makers for lock work. Apply by
Roller, giving experience and stating
[wages eupocled. to Manufacturer, care
Sentinel. (112 St

 

WANTEIDWLOAIN, FIRST MORT-
tmge, $3.800 at 6 per cent, for a new
lbwo family residence costing $7,000.
Box 685, South Norwalk. (111 (it

 

25 GRI 8 WANTED TI- WORK ON
Singer flachines on “house dresses;
Btcasd‘y mork all year; weak work:
lglood pit-y. Dress Factory, 86 Washing-
hon St. Booth Norwalk. d8 wt

 

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. $3
lto $4 for bob calves to mien. H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.

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‘ CLUETT, PEABODY &. 00., me.
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines. steady work. 08 t!

oolo‘” LIMBS

are the ones that fall—Va menoco to
info and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAlNud. SAUNDERS,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

 

 

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SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

P BARTHOL, D. C.

l .’ Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.

Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
{Louth NOPWR'K Office-43 Meadow at.

7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
flours—9 a. mud p. Ill. Monday, Woo.

 

nesday. Friday, (5:30 p. In.
SPINAL ANALYSls FREE.

 

 

tango... and ’
Paint Your Roof

below the snow files. We will do ll
lulll for lc on. it, guaranteed for )
yours

TAR PAPER, TIN, SHINGLE.
Get Our Prices on Cement Sidewalks

E. R.Bradiey do Go.

GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORS.

.11 Waehlngton St. 80 Norwalk, Conn,
Phone 781.

 

NAHAN AFTER AN ARMOR FAG.
TORY AT NEW LONDON.
introduces Bill to Have Committee
Roport on Availability of Elite.

\l'ASlllNli'i‘iiN, l). (3,, Doc. i7.~»~i'l‘ho
Mtuhllulnucol. of u liovormucnl ill‘iliiil'
flu-fury for tho nary nt Now London,
l'mm., in nuggculod by l‘tvprcmintnlivo
Mulmu ol‘ lluuunotlmtt. in connocllou.
will: u hill iuirollul'ml by him lmlny.
’l'ln- lllll llli)\'il|l‘il for it lloul‘tl ol' lili'l'l'
3mm] null-ow to nxamiml lllli propl‘l‘ly
how owned by tho novornmrnt ill New
London und which who foru’icl-ly uncd
no u uuvul «tulilm. 'l‘lio honrli would

 

uul'ol'lulli li‘ liliii proporly ill uliifulllo.
for oulnllllslllnu :1 nova] armor plum»

um] whorl upon that uncullou, inking,“

lulu connilll-l'nliou lilo original root or,
pluut, Willi. ol mmml'ur‘lurc, futility ol‘
dislriluiiiou. lilo, null submit on cull‘

mole of the coat of countrucllnn and,

complain ouuipmcut
furnish nrmor for oil norm vacuum,
imam! upon tho iiilllillll l‘omlircml'ntu
nl lilo unvy during lilo punt ion yonru.
Lilnlmll indict/cu that Now London 18;
tho ideal location for tho golfmnmmt .
anor [limit i'

tiara moncyMSontinoi ado. will coll:

properly, got omploymont or rent va-l

(“out prowgriy quickly and chonpiy. l

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TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM, ALL
Improvements. Use or telephone. In~
quire 120 Woo-hingtou St. (116 tf

 

T0 LET-lN REAR OF BUILDING,
unfurnished, «two flue rooms, suitable
for two or three gentlemen or elderly
couple; hardwood flooro, steam heat-
ed, for $12. Address 8. IL, care Seu-
tiucl. dlli 3t

 

TO LET—PERFEC'I‘WLY NEW AND
beautiful apartments now ready for
occupancy. Seven rooms, chestnut
trim. tllo huthroom and extra toilet.
Heat and hot water furnished. in-
quire fill West Ave. d 12 6t

 

TO LET—«FIVE ROOM APART-
mout, East Wnshing'ton St, East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 South Main St. (111 it

 

TO LET — STORE, CORNER
North Main and Pine Sl:s., South Nor-
wnlk; also two office rooms. No. 5
Main St. Norwalk. inquire of John
T, Hnyeu, E» Main St, Nonwnlk. (ill lit

 

To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-

able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwnlk. Address Gen. .1... Ilrlttou, 8‘1.
Fort St, Enst Nov'wulk. Phone 331.

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To LET OR FOR SALE~II ROOM
cottages wilh nll improvements, ready
for Occupuncy Nov. Ist. llcnl. $20. For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chan.
id, Hoyt, at Thu South Norwalk Trust.
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Workmen’s
Compensation
Insurance

HOWJT WlLL AFFECT EMPLOYER
‘ANo EMPLOYEE.
This Inw goon inio oil'cct January
1st... lul-l. Any iul'm-umlion on this
ilnporlunt mutter cheerfully glvou.

;C. T. McGovern

lNSURhNCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

0r Up-tO-dato Service Oll
FRED. H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and

Emhalmor.
Dillon and Recldonco
Telnphonc 004.
84 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk.

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Sacrifice
limo l'opo llm'llord ltuunlioni,
lllmlllc l‘umlllll ............ $4130.00

‘l'u'o llllll Ultllillncu .......... $350.00
lino 'l‘olu'lnu (‘ur ............ llzlifillll
llullrk, Mollcl 'lll, llllll ........ oilinllll
llllllfk, 19113. Miiill'i lift ........ “25,0”
liliink, Hill. till H. l‘,. .liolll'l :lll,
llko now ......... moon
Oilllllillll «iii, 7 pumwnupl‘, llllil “Milli .
ilillillliil, Mvi'lllll fill, ililil $7231ill ‘ 5:,

lliuluon. Mmlol Ell, iolirlnv. cor iilrnlllll
rirvor'ul lulu-r ruins ul, (”\l'kllilnillllly
low pl‘ll-ou.
erlu or cull Moi-linlily Milo (‘o.,
Ill-l2 i-imnuwr in, Hinml'ol'il, l‘umt.
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REUNITING REPUHLICAN PARTY.

iNlildNAiilrlll‘lr-l, NHL, illu‘. i7.~~~-A
movomool. for tho umulunulnlion of
tho ltopuhllruu nmi i’rogroouivo pith
lion in this l‘hlluiiuoul county, linohoon
uturtcd horn lly rcproacnlullmn from
(ivory ward and practically m'ory pro-
clucl. in tho country. Thu llololtutoo

of tho pinnt lo‘ogrmnl "that tho rank and lilo of the

two portion in tho county are roady lo
moron and how: no diffuroncoa. and
that it wnu It disugmommlt holwcon
cm'luln lolulorsfi of holll factions that
causod lilo chill. in ilm llopullllcan porn
ly.” V :

iiomouockors watch Sentinel Wanf
Ads. for light on the "whom to buy"
nozzle.

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Tel. 345.

FOR SAL E~SIX PIECE“ WICKER‘: Iums of $5, $3 and $2 were offered for. The profit in Will“? may depend . “hum time f0 Him“ again in that buShout company for a number of yearly”
‘ , o . - ,ten ears in four divisions in shah ol‘ entirely on the number of fowis you «mess once 50 Common and 30 remun- , had resigned to take effect January m
ad, la 'Clmh‘si W0 looking tillISBGB- the two classes; also similar premium keep. and the help the women of the! erativo in western Connecticut. Wliat‘;and it was said that his resignation
fling: Norwalk Police Station, :3“; in three classes of sweet corn. Tho fwmilypcan give in caring for them. "I a Connecticut farmer can raise with?! was due to ill health. a “
' W9C“ in premiums was something over' The tariff lnwn have got to he stud- the best results is often a problem to; ' Mr. Welch was well known in thin. ,
FOR SALE—AUTOMATIC“ PLAY-3100‘ vied for some things, and the prices be dilierenlly answered, different! Cit-V and throughout the state ”at“ v
or mm“), cost $500. not yet your old! The sum of 360 is to he divided pro here of foreign products. We Used to 1 years. “ been connected With the trolleys in -
Can be bought at a very masomme:rata among four boyn in corn cluh raise mulberry trees in Connecticull’ Meetings like this help us to nnsweu‘this city sinco,the days 0‘ the on.“
price. For [particulars call or address classos whose acre or half acre scores and breed silk worms. ’It paid 0110641“. It is for you to ask the questionsll horse cars when he was a. conductor. ‘
F. E. Lockwood and Co. (I17 fit the greatest number of points? ;It does not pay now. Foreign lmpor~ The Board of Agriculture have. brought: lie was 8’ oomempomry Of Jon“ B ,
_ Mayor Cheney welcomed the gothor- tatlons practically bar out domestic you good men to quiz. I hope you will ‘ iliudgo‘, not?! sugerintcnsient 0:1“? ‘0“!
FOR SALE-'11 LOT 01“ SECONDflng to Hartford, speaking in a particu. competition in raw silk or cocoons. all use the opportunity to find out justi “no?! u t 056d aystan ferm 30:30.
ahand furniture. Also a select librnryiiarly happy vein. The response by Here at meetings like this will hel what you want to know from those1 ca y every epar men 0 e. '
0f bOOkS conuictlng 0f travels and Governor Baldwin Who spoke at some, found men who can answer questions who can tell you, and will, I am Sure.
historical works. Iiillllh‘e of Andrew length on the possibilities of Canon: on all such points. They can tell iii
3‘" Taylor, 24 WOOd‘WRYd Ave. “5 3‘ tlcut as an agricultural state and the farmer who explains to them whntl
,present economic condition. kind. of a form he has gm and, better
i Governor Baldwin said in part? still, our traveling agent, to whom

 

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he only loo happy. each in his propen' furnished room in too award” ’0' _ «‘
field of knowledge to give plain and, can find one that’s at least 99 W ,.
WBTS ‘0 plain questions, i cent. comfortable by answering com.

Prof H. J. Wheeler, of the Agriouhigdv. I‘ ~

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