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Wants!
ClaSSIfied “Ads”—To Lei.
For Sale, - Business and
Professional “ Cards, and
. Miscellaneous
face or Caps. Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this mac. Twentyof‘ive Words or Less 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black.
Price.
r
7
WANTED
'7 _——. 3
WANTED—SITUATION '
AS GEN-‘
era] housekeeper. Address 75 "Ely ave-
nue, 116 31 .
WANTED—A YOU’NG MAN T0;
help Saturdays, at Averick's store
plust have experience. to sell shoes
and gents furnishings. his 113
' WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER-I
ai housework. Three in family. Ad-I3
dress 81 West street. us 31
i LADIES WANTED—AGREEABLE1
home w;ork no canvassing; $8 to :12
weekly; send dime for samples and
complete instructions. R. G. Brown 8: I
(30.. Box 834, Bridgeport. Conn. hit it ‘
13
l WANTED—AN ELDERLY COU-
ple would' like to secure situation on1
a small farm, or care of a gentleman's
place as caretakers. Understand care‘
of horses, cows. poultry and garden. I
neier‘énce. S. H. Miller. Winonl
Conn. :16 81 l
TOLIT
TO LET—>1 FURNISHED ROOM
to desirable party. Gentleman pra
(erred. Telephone 1023-3. 116 St
FOR BALI
FOR SALE—DUFF ORPI'NGTON
roosters, full-bred imported stock. Ap-
ply at 62 West street. South Nor-
walk. us it
T0 LET-SIX ROOMS VVIITH MOD
ern improvements. Inquire William."“ ' ' "’T '
Eifron. 3 Rowan street East Norwailt. ‘ FOR SALE*PAIR 0F GOLDEN
I‘pheasants. Inquire of Box 137, Row-
] .
Te “1'“ 3‘ ayton, or phone 1132-4. u6 1t
3 FOR SALE—NEAR WEST AVE—
nue. iine two family house. and 4
'ro LET—FLOOR on Five. Rooms
with all improvements. 92 Woodward
avenue. 114 (it
cash: also 3350 buys tine lot, Nor-
TO LET—HOUSES. PARTS OF walk; also Stamford range. cost :32.
{houses flats. barn. shop. factor» price 315. Address Box 314. South;
gTRents 1or all comers. See our list. {Nor-walk. us at
Raymond Bros. 115 at ‘
TO LET ROOMS—FWD 0R THREE
rooms, whichever is desired. Apply 27
FOR SALE—AT SiLVERMINE
Artist Colony, attractive home mod-
ern improvements, seven rooms and
Clinton a1 enue as St bath. Very attractive surroundings
3 Pric 33,700. Inquire of W. H. Guilt.
TO LET—NEW HOUSE. rFiRB'I‘ rie. f as 31
floor, six rooms and all improvements.
on 132 West street. inquire 130 West
street. Rent $14. as it
FOR SALE on ‘10 LET—NEW
seven room houses on Garner street.
l WANTED—A POSITION BY AI
girl for general housework. Address
Nyare, Connecticut avenue, South Nor
.waik. 115 31
’ WANTED—POSITION as HOUSE-
iteeper in widower's family. Address
39 Washington street. __ n3 3t
SITUATION WANTEP s—BOOK-
keeper and stenagrapher, capable, ex-
perienced. wants situation. Knowledge
of French, German, Spanish; good
correspondent; a 1 references, pres-
‘ent position 7 years. Young and ener-
getic. “Bookkeper.” care Sentinel.
3' 031 St.
WANTED—CATTLE AND FOUL.
try and calves. lie. for fat calvesu
’7. 50 for small calves to fatten. Basil
market prices. W. Miller, Connectl- I
cut avenue Tel ,130. sl tti
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
settle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves
[6.00 {or bob valves to fatten. B.
Friedman. Conn. A's. Tel 116102
Monies.’
i have it at last. What? Tin for
rooting, leaders and gutters that is.
guaranteed for 1-6 years. Wise peoplel
are having me repair their Tinwork,
ml
1
i
,cnl corporation has a limited amount
hot water heat and all lmprov emenis.
‘ 'ro LET—NINE ROOMS AT 104 inquire H. W Mather. 43 Water St.
West street. Suitable for one or two South Norwglk, Conn.
families. Rent 39 and 310. inquire 33]
West street. as 31! a s
. Now is the T1me
TO LET—NEVVLY DECORATEDi to buy your
apartments on Chapel street. Pleasant WINTER POTATOES
rooms .lmprovements. can. set "W3- Car inncy-oroen Mountain Potatoes
etc. IRent reasonable. inquire 64 ' due November 2
South Main street. oz 111 , 30¢ Bushei at "3. Car.
65c Bushsl Delivered.
020 ll
i
To .LET—5 ROOMS UPSTAIRS.I3
I
at 102 South Main St. Rent :11. MRS. A. C. CUNEO, PROP.
Adults only. inquire of Charles 3:. ”1°!“ 37241
Hoyt. ' 05 ti
' Semi-monthly business was transII35p
INVEST YOUR MON EY . acted last evening at the regular meet-
ing of the members of Star of Colum-
in Your ' 3bia Circle. Companions 01 the Forest.
,home town and help it grow A 10-
Tomorrow is the big day 01 the'
of preferred stock 801‘ sale. This 36“] Anniversary Sale in progress at
stock will pay seven .per cent. per Mlnta‘s
. 1
15:11:33? 1.12:..23333131333 IIIIIIIIIIIII .... .....
tion. W. J. B. care Sentinel. i 7"“ on" S W"
"a a . .’ t 1 » ,. . l."
licosv’s— ‘
bignilied
. FT
[Plumbing and Heating because they‘E.
have money. .
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
1141 Wash, 3t. Phone 1103-12 or 373
:2?
PROESSIONAL.
VERNON HUGHES—0F NEW
lYork City. teacher of singing. 105 80.
Main St., So. Norwalit. Fridays. For
particulars and terms, address Studio,
813 West 57th street, New York.
010 1 mo
. . BUSINESS stances
FHAVING sscunao New‘ ENGINE
u—am prepared to haul out boats, and '
care for them during winter. J. E.
Fowler, 80 Seaview Ave. Phone 5378-3.
0331 11311
-3 —-NOTICE
'. Notice is hereby given to all per-
eons interested that public hearings
will be had by the Board 01 Estimate
and Taxation on the evenings herein-
after designated at which time .the3
Budgets oi the dliferent departments .3 33 I
Will be taken up for consideration.
Monday evening, November 33th, for
School Department. - . ~-
. Tuesday evening, November
for Administrative and Charity.
Wednesday evening, November 11th I
for Fire and Police.
Thursday evening, November 12th. ‘
tor Health and Printing, Town Cleric
I ‘ and City Hall Departments. >~ . 3
Friday evening, Nevei‘nber 13th for '
,Third Districts 3
All meetings start
.7: 30 p n1
JOSEPH J. iJINXWEiLER.
promptly - 11.
116-9
' The Norwalk Day Nursery. 3
year, will have charge of the sale of
filed Cross Christmas seals, for the
Connecticut State Tuberculosis com-.3
mission. Ill is expected that local
people will respond to this worthy
cause as generously this year as in
years past.
I
’ A drill of the Second Section. Third
Division. or the Naval Militia was ,
' lieid last eveningwlu the Norwalit Ann. ‘
10th.
City Clerk.
this ‘
lI Makes Clothes Buying
A Simple Mailer for All
ing, ARE WRONG—ENTIRELY.
as are made,
DIGNIFIED CREDIT pay for them at the rate of
line ls'rge lots. Price only 33,150, part .
The adv. tells of real bar 1
3 sure to, read it,
CRFD
You folks who want clothes and need them but who
think you can't get them now because ready cash is lack»
You can come right here tomorrow and get just as fashionable clothes
get them at as low priceaas are quoted and by usmg JACOBY’S »
SUPT. HIGHEST“
l
I
T
Albert E. Winchester, superintend-
ent of the South Norwaik Electric
.Light Works. has been signally honor-
lad in being appointed a principal
speaker at the conference of Ameri-
3: can Mayors. to be held at Philadelphia,
.November 12. 13 and 1-1: These in at-
itendance will consider “Public Poli-
§3ciea3as to Municipal Utilities."
' -Mr. Winchester has prepared an ex-
1ceptionaliy interesting and ‘ valuable
{paper on “Ownership of Public Utili-
§ties," in which he will emphasize con-
sistent regulation and protection 01
such utilities as of greater importance-
than the question of owuership. This}
,talk will especially feature South Nor-
i/alk's experience with a municipal
electric plant.
South Norwalk. also. is honored as
when Mr. Winchester was requested to
prepare a paper, it was suggested by
Rudolph Blankenburg, May’or oi Phila-
‘deiphia. that balance would be given
‘to the discussion providing South N301-
waik's plant be featured. Which goes
to show South Norwalk's electric light
plant's success has gone farther alield
than most local. people suppose.
Mayors and delegates from all parts
of the United States will be present at
lthe conference. and Mayor Francls I
IBurneii has been especially invited.
lThe meetings will be called by_ the
dolpb Blankenburg. Mayor of Philadel-
phia; John Purroy Mitchel. Mayor 01
Mayor of Chicago; Newton D. Baker.
Mayor 301 Cleveland. and George W.
Shroyer. Mayor of Dayton. Ohio. The
conference particularly concerns . the
establishment of a national bureau of
information relative to public utilities
of municipalities. as to rates, stand-
ards, advice and the like. ~
Extra specials for Saturday at
Beers. See the big adv. on page nine
for prices that are exceptionally .low.
a
9.....- -_¢ . g...“
SAFETY FIRST
' Includes Your Spine -.
Many sufferers are now enjOy-
in good health after having their
fine adjusted. Won't You Try
It and Be Convinced.
F. BARTHOL. D. C.
PAINLESS CHIROPRACTOR.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford.
-. gantospnn.
3 63 Meadow St, So. Norwalk.
7 80‘s .. m "‘2‘. It
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$83M! HONORED ' '
New York city; Carter ii. Harrison.“
Duality First. than priceé and our
1914CANNEDVEGETABLES
GROWN AND PACKED IN AMERICA
This isthe sale every housekeeper should take advantage of and puf in her winter supply.
never be seen again. We ran one sale like
TOMATOES
Ad; ............ 124/2: can; 3145 do: A&P .............. 15c, can; 31.75 do:
SulIISna 109 can; “390 do: I Sultana ............ 121: can; $1.40 d0!
[one No. 3 .......... 3 for 25c; 95c do: To M ATOE S‘l Reliable """""" 10° C"; ”'15 M
iona No. 2 ............ So can; 60: do:
LIMA BEANS
............. 12/gc can; $1.45 do:
Sultana ........... 10c can $1.15 do:
Iona .............. 3 for 25c: 351: do:
a
av THE DOZEN ........ 60c IONA BEE". 3 ““33" 25" "
SIJCCOT ASH Packed Specially for us. A 2“
full can or nine. Red Toma “flu“ ~
,lONA SPIN-AC
.............. 101: on: 31.15 do: 33 , _
Iona .......... . . .3.3 lor 25c; 95c do: 99°“. Vhlue “m ye” ~ I. l
‘ ’ ' BEA NS ‘ ‘
IONA CORN “ '
CORN 3 I . A&P Stringiess . ”121/21: can; 813611;!“
Ads? 323/2: can: 8150 do: C Sultana Refugee. . . .3 for 25c; 95c do:
Sultana ........... 3 for 25¢; 95c do: :zgazadlvax """" g z" 22:: :55: 3.
ions ................. do can' 70c do: . ‘ ney """"" or ; .~
' a lens Standard ........ So can; we dot?
seer CREAMERY
BUTTER" 36c1lb.
BY
price i. very low for this quality.
iONA 001111132
This is the best Coffee sold at
price. Delicious Flavor. and will please
the epicure.
15 STAMPS
3W”
WE ALSO SELL
, 100
STAMPS r
’ with one can A S. P
1:11an POWDER
' 5.06.
——-—--——~—-
Get in your winter supply at
this price.
EXTRA SPECIAL "
”with everyni‘b 3’
"courses At 20 .32, 35¢ per lb.
BIG SALE
'i‘neSe. prices may
this last year, and only one. ‘
Extra Special
' Value
PEAS
lona ............... 3 for 25c; 95c dos
ASPARAGUS'
Del Monte. Square.20c can; $2.35 d3
Del Monte. Round. .15e can; 31.75 do!
Del Monte Tips ..... We can: 82.“ dd:
C _
per
can
can
THE eczsu........7_oc
18 lbs. Gran
SUGAR for 81. 003
HE PEOPLES enema
8‘"th COIFEE
Has 1111;;- satlsiied~drinkers than any ‘0 ‘ -
Coffee we soil. A WONDERFUL "l
BLEND WITH A DISTINCT AROMA.
20 STAMPS
5?
[with every lb:
a. In!
y—f—"lfil
.‘GQOQ
A”
ATIANHU PAHHC
A 8. P “
FLOURU
850
. a bag
’ r
Peruse This Interesting
Price List 3 ,
. English cashmere.
Boys’ Suits. the rough
Afrisid inspection was made 301 .
. Men’s and Young UNION-3
cut wl
label—the very smartest- new mod't‘ls
SPECIAL TOMORROW at $15.00.
Youum Men's baton-Minis gut-«moi Chinchilla nui-
mat-nan Coats military (Stiller, in nu
‘ . the thing for your boy to wear. SPEC?”
omen’send Miseea’ Suits mm MChevlotorall 3'
the Budget of the rim; Second anal 3" -' . ' ' j llmlwdlnc eludes oi the season. SPECIAL:
. Women. sa'nd' llllsseé till: the
blast model; SPEOM‘L NMQMOW $10.93. , . ' '
Dresses of wool crepe lull
and made up on very fashionahl
' Men’s Suite of fancy
iii hp’tch pockets. long roll .
blue and gray.
MORROW. 3810.08
moot hint-1111 all patterns—just
33031011110“? .8. 98
mé“ in all the new sin-lies}
? SPECIAL mitomtow scam ;
$14.98 and $16.98 Suits
r
$19.98 and $21.98 Suits .. .
DRESSES
..$73.98 and $998 Dresses ..... 1.... .
3 3 $12.98 and $14,983- Dressy:
. 3 $137.98 and $1998 Dresses
........
Coats
l 11. J. Lawrence. of is Orchard
3street. has aimed to 2 Maple s
a-tter 15 years' residence on Ore 7
street ‘
Everybodys hat‘ is in the ring
3, 3 .‘ . {a job There are“ few Republicah
‘iawyers who liavent an eye on lb
local judgeship. or at least the p
cating- ~attcrney’s berth. and would-
deputy sheriffs spring up over nigh
Considerable prophesizing is
done, but no one definitely lino
whos who
Mrs. Horace J. Lewis. wife of Shirt
man Lewis of the street depart
is rapidly improving at her 110111
West street from an attack of ill
theria ‘ .
Today 5 permit Was received by
Nathan from the building the
to install plumbing in the- hemp
Tomassetti on Haviland street. 0
.er permits received were .by 41‘
3 Kunes, who received two‘ior the a
ing of Main street houses tor M3131
M. Webb. .This work will cost
$1,000 for each house. 0 B. Kitties
.isceived another {or the enclosing
.. his veranda, on his house at 32
, street, ”With glass. This wilisc at}
Frank Guyer oi Newtcwn
today received a permit to
...... $12.98 ‘
.......... $3139 93
......
$6.49
39. 98
$14. 9338
.......
‘ t , z .. '. For .Saturday supplies, owns.
.- 3 on fllie bargains al'Ways offered by 3"
- , . iman 'sf‘ ' . ‘_ \
3cow shed. The cost win but. is"
Special values in kitchen node 3
ISaturday only. 111 Oehebe’s,‘ 866 ad!
win-4L...“
3' TROOPS um 'AT Olim-
WASHINGTON. Noun—help. ' ‘
:day the Navy. W has mi
urination o1 thermal W
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Norwalk Chronicler