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f FRIDAY, JUNE 5. 19:4
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Wants!
Classified “Ads”——To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, T wenty Five Words or Less, 25c;
‘ Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word,1 cent per Insertion.
In Black-
Price. -
. WANTED I TO LET son SALE , .
WANTED_T“~U 0R THREE TO LET—7.3 nouns, 22'» 151.12.» fon SALE~iitiitsiz,oot)1i \vouk- LIOVCI’ Mllk a can .
boarders in a private family. Apply belh St. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, lU‘.’ er, fair driver, weight donut lloo lbs.
to 9 L‘ourtland Place. 1-; 3t Taylor Ave. city Tel. No. 1163-7... Price $7.) of sold at once Address 100 St n hi
w. 315 If Horse Sentinel Office, Norwalk. amp} Wit
WANTED—BOARD FOR AUGUST 3'3 3‘
by young married couple. about one
TO LET—HOUSE CONTAINING
Extra Specials
Best Creamery Butter lb.
Bilbo Gran. Sugar
Best Flour :1 bag
Baking Powder at so}:
Crex Rugs
$5.87“
$4.68-
29c
$1
70c
100
9 x 12 Str§pe Border
8 x 10 Stripe Border
9 x 1?. Fancy Border $6.94
8 'l{% Fa,- cy Bonier $5.47
We made a large purchase of some patterns the Crex CZ:-
io';l
hour from N. Y., on the water, good six rooms, all modern convenient-es, FOR SALE—HORSE AND RDNA ,
, .. ., , 2:, ‘ _ . t‘. - . , b , . - , ~ , ‘l I‘ lave disc ntinued, which on bl ' u‘ 1‘ fi‘2 ~‘
table. Address full partitulars to as . it ‘John nt‘ 111‘qu1re J A floutt allso delivery wagon 'Horse ,1: 25 STAMPS WITH 1 801'. EXTRACT AT ................. 25c H 0 l 0 d 83 a 0 U U genuine CF88.
(‘ ll. Hill, 96 Taylor street, Brooklyn, (MID. -1 bl. JUIHJ bl. 'IEI. 1449- . 1‘8 (385 roadster. ““11““? at in Rugs at such unheard of prices.
IN Y 1.5 3, Day street. 35 3t 30 stamps with 1 Pound Coffee at ............................ 35c
' ' n ., 1 . .' Fine Qualit .la anese Matti" Ru 5 9 x 12 size ............. .
, '70 LET—“095”- FIA‘TD'SFORI“ . ‘ ,. ‘ , 25 Stamp. with 1 Pound Coffee at ............................. 32: y p g E ' a“;
...WANTED——OPERATORS. GIRLS barn. carpenter shop, manufactory FOR SALE—DOLHLL HOUSE 15 2° Sta 3‘ 'th ‘ P it Just as big a bargain as the (‘rein
1,, run Singer machines. learn to make with power, storage. At Norwalk, excellent locality, all improvetneuts.‘ "'9' I’" °‘"'d Co °° at """"""""""""""" 3c°
liicu's linen coats and trousers. Apply South Norwalk. East Norwalk and including electric lights. domes. show- 100 Stamps with 1 Pound Tea at ............................. 70c 5‘6 them both in Cur window. 7
,Tropical ‘Suit 00,, 54-56 Water street, ltowayton. Get oilr rent list. Raymond ers and other I'lxturcs; good bargain 75 Stamp; with 1 Pound Tea at .......................... 60:
5mm, Norwalk. 1-5 3t Bros. 15 3t to quick buyei. A. 15., Sentinel of- . . .
,fice. 3.3 3t 60 Stamps with 1 Pound Tea at ............................. 50c ‘ _
INSURANCE MEN 1'0 LET‘I’I’PER ”00“ 0F “VEI iron éA‘L‘g"A”“T'\‘.T"‘_” I “.1, 40 Stamp: with 1 POund Tea at ............................ 40c e . g 3 n e V [“6
Small as well as larger towns, all rooms, 16 Rowan street, part improve-3 _. “Mr In 0‘ l‘ - .
0r spare time sell our combined ac- merits. Apply 15 Rowan street. 3-5 3t launch, has Barker four horse power
' ,engine. Will be sold cheap. in good
cident health and natural death pol. I
Icy. Most liberal of today. Energetic To LET'S“ ROOMS' WITH ALL condition.
men desiring an agency, liberal com the improvements. 62 Putnam Ave. ILaU'ICh Works.
mission and collecting interest gli'.‘en,m“1-‘Iire H B Slauson, “‘3“ CW”
Can be seen at Barker's
ii 31
FOR SALE—20 FT MOTOR BOAT
The Greit A& I; Tea Company
I FREE DELIVERY WASHINGTON STREET FREE DELIVERY
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"Address with particulars, P 0. BoxI 1" 3t
3455, Boston, Mass. '
WANTED'A HUSTLFR TO SELIA
my Ilaby Grand piano; in perfect c011-
dltion; for three hundred and iiftv
dollars. Five per cent. commission.
lllcleu Ty son, care Sentinel. jl 3tI
WANTED—~SIT'UAT10N AT onxn
oral housework by a Hungarian grl
IAddress 75 Ely Ave. j3 3t
WANTED—SITIATION AT GENI TO LET-FURNISHED noon, FOR SALE—16 F
ernl housework Inquire Tillie Ko¥
lvz',iths 1 Plait Ave, East Norw.alk
1'3 3t
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
36.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn..AVo. Tel 1151
029 ti,
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is cans.
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs. _
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
trot giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. .
Magnetic treatments given 11100.
T. Francis, D. C.
I4 Wuhlngtori 8t, 80. NOMIIk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
Bishopric Stucco Board
This wonderful Stucco or Plaster
Board cuts in half the coat of apply-
inzmlaster, cement and stucco finish
to houses and buildings.
It makes plaster and cement walls
permanent, prevents cracking, with
half the amount of cement that is
necessary when other backgrounds
are used.
It givodI a better Job at a greatly re
duced figure—saves building money!
It, therefore, brings the distinctive
Istucco house within the reach of
many who cannot afford such work
u done by old methods.
.Ask me about it.
' C. H. A’ISTHORPE.
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,‘f’o‘l. 987-3. , Seavlew Ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BIG
Bankruptcy Sale
'0: Furntiure, Household Goods Etc.
Everything below cost.
15 ELY AVENUE
L e. NvAnv. Minagei'.
Iflrst class condition fully equipped.I
Ifurnlslied; bath anti electric
I Decker, 118 South Main St.
ITO LET— TMO LARGE
for light housekeeping, best in city.
Gas plate dishes eterithing comeb-
lent \‘o, 11 [laviland St.. South Nor- I
walk jt') 3t,
—— I
TO LET—DESIRABLE ROOMS
connecting or single, furnished or un-
lights.
1:. :it’
ROOMS Ileather cushions, water proof spray, ._.
Innmmnc mom or I
Ihood covering entirg, cockpit Palmer
engine. Apply to C L. Barker's ac
tory. ji‘ dIt
FOR 8ALE~ ~NEW COLONIAL
house all modern improvements, large
lot Sold at sacrifice If sold at once.
Apply E. C. llavllnnd, Brush SL.
city. 14 6t
all convenientes; use of telephone.
Ilnqnlre 108 South Main St. or tele-I
phone 1342.5 14 3tI
, TO LET—LARGE ROOM, ALLi
modern improvements. 90 South Main
St., South Norwulk. ii 311
To LET—FOR SI‘iIMlu‘R MONTHS, I
handsomely furnished home near the
shore, or rooms, all modern tomen
iciices. Address M. A. ll. care Sen,
tlnel. . 14 3t
To LET—o 1.»th moons wi'i‘n
improvements. Newly papered.11
Cottage St. Inquire A. Stull
Nor-walk. .
13 :it
T ROWIIOA’l‘,
with sail. Inquire 51 First St., East,
Norw.alk 1'3 LIII
FOR SALE—LOT .30 OR 75 FT.
front by 150 ft. deep. Buggy with top,
Al condition. Inquire 43 Winfield St.
j3 Lit
BARGAIN IN WILTON—100 A(‘ ill:
farm, 12 room house, barns, fruit.
sound view, some woodland and pas-
titre;
be bought cheap 'i‘hos. C.
l‘. O. +1W )orwalk. .
TTRT
FOFI SALE—BUICK CAB GOOD
Balcom,
13 6t
I2 Clenwood Ave. 11 6t
TO LET-b‘ ROOM HOUSE,
tage St.. 316. All Improvements.
quire Keclcr's Shoe Store.
COT-
in-
13 3t
T0 LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished house, 4 Mor-
gnu Ave, Norwalk. All modern con-
veniences. Apply to Geo. L. Wood-
ward. )3 9t
TO LIET——Fl\'E ROOMS ON’MAR-
shall street, rent $10. Inquire of Mrs.
J. W. Studwell, Clifford Hotel. .13 lit
'ro LET—~Slx ROOMS. ALL MOD-
ern improvements, heat, electricity.
etc, at 17 Lincoln Ave. inquire R.
Joselovsky, 52 Water SL, South Nor-
walk, or 4 Cove Ave, East Norwalk.
. flit”.
TO LET—APARTMENT AT 11
Elizabeth st. All improvements. ln-
quire United Grocery Co. . 11 if
To LET~THE RANDALL BLOCK
is under new management. I have
stores and flats to lot; will decorate
to suit tenants. Hyman Funt. inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmidt. Tel 382.
m29 6t
TO Lk-CENTRALLY LOCATED
suite of offices over Central Food
Store, consisting of. three large con-
necting rooms; will be painted and
boosted to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old I
Well Cigar Co. m15 ti
LOST '
LOST—A BLACK cow. IN DAR-
ien, Tuesday. Apply H. Friedman.
Connecticut Ave. Telephone 1151.
. "~ .14 3t
MOST—$20 do REWARD FOR «THE
return‘ of black Aberdeen-Angus cow
with strap around neck bearing a
brass tag, ,Cow. has no horns. Lost
from Darien station June 2d! Last
seen back of the Lester place. Apply
to Alphas Farm, Dorian, Conn.
13- 3t-
Gcneral Insurance
0. r.’ moot/"51in
medians: ANo. 11m. egrnrr I
‘58 Remington “an...“
.p.’
rooms.
can _8ALE on RENT—Linus
St; easy terms. For further partlcu~
Co.
—IBUSINESS “NOTICES I
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING DEC
crating. Painters' supplies. Wall pa-
per. uptodate styles lowest prices
Estimates cheerfully given T‘lal or.
tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, ti]. 1-2 Ely Ave. 11114 if
, , NOTICE
I have it at last. What? Tin for;
rooting, leaders and gutters that Is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise poo
the repair their Tinwork,
lumb gnnd Heating because they
illave money
‘- i-lENRY A. HEGELEIN,
MIWIeh. St. Phone 1108412 or 373
W m...» ...‘_.. gs”...
You are strong and wall,
That' s pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That's natural
Your spine may get out of order,
That’s possible. .
You need some adjustments,
That’s evident ,
Better start today.>
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods-
Th t’s discrimination?
See Barthel. 1).:
That' s important.c
Offices 80 Noni/slit and Stamford.
That’s the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's 31L
Ez. BARTHOL. D. C.
8‘3 Meadow SIt.I, South Norwalk.
7' to 815 to.
and Atlantic so, Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 pm. in. >
Spinal Analysis 1"”?-
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LORI) fiEF‘I’JOES TQ RETURN.
OHWOI J'iins' $.-'—Finrry than},
former captain of thd Chicago Ameri-
can league baseball team, who desert-
,ed hls- ciub suddenly during its recent
Loo Miriam-ed "his
over half can be cultivated. Can‘
and commodious house, 12 llnviland‘
lsrs Inquire C. Swartz..Old Well Cigar.
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THE BIPTISTS
I (Continued from First‘ Page.)
Willis R. Austin, treasurer of the
,church. reported total receipts for the
year of $6,360.25. and total disburse-
n1cnts,including salaries and general
expenses of 86.21152 leaving a balance
in the treasury of 8143.73.
The total receipts of the repair fund
amounted to 876.40 and with disburse.
mania or 35l.63a balance of 824.77 is
In the treasury'of this fund.
. William Butteri'psecretary of the
envelope committee reported the in-
toms of the church from the following
sources:
Duplex envelories $2,099.94: louse
Icollcctlon 8160.82; roll-call ufferini:
$22l.88; Easter offering. 'includlng
gittn of $25.00-lrrom the Woman's As-
soclntfon. 8251005 from the sunshine
tomnflttee: $0: Worn the \ilzpah t‘ir-
Icle of King's Dhugbters $6651 ":4 W0
East condltlon, new shoes and full outfit. Iman'5_ ASSOIIMIO“. $100 “VI 31'9" R9
cltnl, $92 20; Kings Daughters, 950:,
miscellaneous, $251.37, making a total
of $3,640.85. ‘
II The report shows that the adopted
*bunget for the year has been raised.
leaving a balance on linnd of $40.85.
‘ vice and the church officials appreciate
81 Son Company
134-136 Washington Street -
'the school amounted to $90.74.
an enrollment of forty in her classes.2 v, .
activities of the circle.
It is conceded by the members ol
the circle that the. past year's work
under the direction of Mrs. William
Buttery, leader. and her faithful
workers has been the best in the
history of the organization.
The members have been most 51194
The sum raised in this department of
TIII‘ '
disbursements for social functions.
flowers and fruit for the sick, furnish-
ings for the class room amounted to
$90.04. The report of the little chil.
dren was heartily received.
The secretarial and financial report
or the Baptist Brotherhood, tho yo . g.
est organization in the church.
stated that the charter membeflhi
was 26. t "
The pastor, in closing the mee
thanked the members for their .
{hiper and spoke of the good w
atroniplishcd by the organizations
of the Woman's Association read by ceasl‘ul in raising money. the total re the church
Mrs, D. A, Dickson evidenced great. ccipts amounting to $397.89. Enter— .‘li‘s. F‘. l. Smith delighted the
industry on the part of the members tainments, slippers, sales have first icnncc with her solos. She was a. .
under the leadership of Mrs. C, L. the women busily engaged. The dis» i'ililinl 173- Herod Wilson, church I
C019. burscments, $233.76 indicate a izcnor- gnnlst.‘ I 1
The missionary study has proved ous response to the claims of titc itelrcshnicnts served by the up
valuable to the members. The visit- church and local charities. “era of the ‘i‘fouiun‘s Association
lng committee reports 331 calls made Flowers for the public scFVIf'cs. ncn int a most stressful annual. meet .
011 the sick and shut-ins. The work hymn books for the church, a splcitd‘tl »- — -—~—-—~_...
of the sbclal commlttee has been most
gratifying both socially and financial-
ly. The Hospital work under the care
of Mrs. ll. I‘. Sharer has been most
efficiently done. The Christian Fndeaior Society to
The report of Mrs. R Austin. ported a successful year with a tal-
treasurer of the PS ssoclation indicates antic in the treasury of $9. 62 IT! L
that 3278. 96 has been raised by the young people have had enjoyable l )-
women. and.5246.92 expended, leaving clals and enjoyed the Home Mission
a balance of $32.04. study course provided during the yeni;
The members of thc associat‘v: Miss Mary Robins reported on Ill“
welcome the opportunity to render ser- work among the foreign children in
the city, and of the activities of the
Friday sewing class. She is (Mill):
most successful work in her organize.
tlon.
H. P. Morgan gave a verbal report
moot-:51- iNTO TORRINGTONII'
MAN'S DEATH. 5
\vixs'rrzr). June poems»
ucl A. Herman announced tqdn
he would hold an inquest at Ton-Hip
ton. next Tuesday, (in thoélleath .ol
\ llllam ’l‘ Palmer, a formerfiiharil! of'
that borough who died a Web!)
September 27 last, after swims
sandwich About tuentypo its
been summoned to testify in I
ing, which will be private.
The body of Palmer wasvoxh
May 7 and the vital organs sent
Yale University for analysis.
coroner declined to say what the I
alysis disclosed. ‘ .
picture of the former pastor plat-rd i'.‘
the lecture room. dinners, fruits, 2‘1: .1.
ers sent to the sick are among the
worthy artbities of the Circle.
the generous aldof the organization.
Mrs. H. C. Smith. secretary of III?
Mizpali Circle of King‘s Daughters.
read an extensive report of the many
e., i
This does not Include extensive re-
pairs made during the year.
Mrs. C. 1. Cole, treasurer of the '
,vmlsslotiary fund, submitted the follow-
Iing report:
I Balance on hand June 1,1913 :73.-
129; contribution from Sunday school.
946 .97; Christian Endeavor, :2. 01; on
plex envelopes. 3442 98; Dcncon A.
Thompson, 3195; special collections,
I979.76; making a total of 8839 01. The
disbursements, amounting to 8729. 50.
include contributions to the American
enBaptlst Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies. Connecticut Baptist Conven
tlon‘ \Vonian' s Work, Ministsrliil Edu-
cation and Relief Fund, Norwalk Hos-
Ipltal, Local Salvation Army. Local
Hungarian Mission, general benevo
lences leaving a balance on hand of
$109. 57.
F. T. Lyon, treasurer of the deacon' s
benevolent mall reported a balance on
ahan'd of 939. 26.
The budget for the year 191445, rec-
ommended by the board of trustees.
calling for $3. 400 waradopted by the
members.-
Ths report of the nominating com
-. mittee adopted by the members of thc
; church: is ”Jolie's; Trustees—«C. F.
Bohtwoll, Thomas Robins, N.- Candee:
women members of the advisory coro-
school superintendent, Ernest Hopa
Iklns; deacon. G. F. Waters; chairman-
of the envelope committee, i‘ L. Cole; !
treasurer oi the missionary. fund, Mrs;
0.1,. Colo; Itchy usher, Dr. C. F. Baut- I.
wsiim.‘ chu'rcii stark. Dr. H C. Sharer. »
myths of the secretary oi the
Sundhy-snlgao, «George Howard refer-
red to thomithfient record of the year
Eiboth 1n tte’ndinco 'and collections.
v
mittee. Mrs! Ht IC. Sharer, Mrs..,C. E.
Cole, Mrs. William Buttery; Sundayg
Insurance we”; made to the excellent.
sItirvIIces€
and his shit.
in the summary of the financial rs- I
port of the school, given by Treasurer
aflw. Robinsunhe staiodnthe tots! re-
saints to «lib $989 lip. and the total ex-
pendulum. 883145
on bond of HM»
Eastern trip. assorted hers todayithac Mrs. (in would. 1.995%“
"he nW° would return Wm‘ M
WW
Superintendent Hopkins,
The Protection of
BURDEN service
will be doubly
important during
summer months.
ILK is a delicate and,
highly perishable
product. Winter or
summer the task of getting it
,to you in the condition you
' should expect to have it is a
I task that requires willingness
_ backed by intelligence, expe-
. ricnce, and organized ability.
In the Summer time, how-
ever, the milkman’ s problems
. multiply tenfold At this sea-
,son nething but the best ef-
I forts of the best eQuippedI- 7
I milkman can guarantee you
protection against the evils
of badly hendled milk. _ ,
Borden Service ”offers you
this protection. Will you let
us demonstratewhat it means? I
MILK
PAsrsumznn
Pasteurized and Bottled in the
Country. A Splendid Milk
I for InIftmts and Children.
Sold of a Erica that
MAKES ITAVAILABLE FOR
THE WHOLE FAMILY
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Norwalk Chronicler