Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 13, 1914 · page 3

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WAY, NVVQV'. 13V, :”1914 V

 

 

 

 

antS! For Sale,

Miscellaneous

 

It and Be Convinced. , Mrs. a. cafa'm
Pm ear-12.

I“ . BARTHOL D- C- "' wig: ueRcHANT.

 

 

 

 

face or Caps, Double Price.

LASS artise . Twent dive Words or Less. 25c; PAINLESS camomac'ros. a. m... n. goods «I: he cannot do
Weflggoc ErcintAEdBinfl$ptYfid 1 C6113”? MOD. In ka- V y 307 AWSL ,flandord. It i: a hIge way, he uses the Sentinel

‘ 93' 222' t05 p.211. . classified “For Sale” columns. Call
' -‘ 53 W St» SO, NM up the once. and If ed man will call

 

 

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72089111.

 

 

WANTED

 

c...— .

‘ W‘NTED "" COMPETENT GIRLEEast .Washington street. Inquire

dor- general housework. References:
required. Apply 5 Morgan avenue, 1
Norwalk. n13 1t

 

Reasonable price Will do own haul .
fling Address J J.. care Sentinel
n13 at?

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WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO DO
tip printing in but shop; must be thor i
11me experienced. Apply 'by letter
P O. Box 128 Norwalk. stating age,;
experience and references; g ms at:

 

l wVAN'rEp _. Exp E RIEV‘N C E E‘ ’ for light housekeeping, complete Pri-
vatVe family, every convenience at

blocker on round paper boxes; must
be thoroughly capable of taking full
charge. Apply by letter, P. 0.130:
128, Norwalk, stating age, experience
had references, ‘ aid at

 

. D S neatly furnished with gas and cook-
V WANT: EVERM‘ BARRELSV in; range; all complete for light

pf first class eating ”2195' MD" be al.’ housekeeping Inquire 41 So. Main St.‘

provements except heat. Rent 813. 00.

street. n13 3t

improvements, rent :10. 00. inquire ii
Hawkins avenue, East Norwaik. all it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TO LET
TO LET—s ROOM FLAT, N0. 229

 

within. 1113 it

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To LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS,

 

 

n12 31v

 

To LET—4 ROOM APARTMENT.
179 80 Main st., upstairs. All im-

Inquire Mrs Joseph Berea, 50 Benton

 

To LET—3 ROOMS roamsnno

Madison street, South 'Norwalk n11 3t

 

TO LET—4 NICE ROOMS 'wrrn

 

SITUATION WANTEp—A SOBER
young man wishes position in kitchen
as cook. and to make himseli useful:
Lloseph Rodrick, 13 1-2 Raymond thV.V,V
South 'Norwalk old St}

 

SITUATION WANTED—VA Youfio ter street. Enquire Edward Farrell.
man, educated and able to snap; mm. Haviland street. Rent :25. “ha. ist ,

‘seif, wants a situation at anything; ex-
ceilent references, experienced clerk

and collector. Jones, Mansion House, Apartments on Chapel street. Pleasant
South Norwalk. . n13 2t rooms. improvements, g‘ss, set range.
, etc Rent reasonsble. inquire Mi
WANTED—SITUATION a'r o‘nu- south-Main street N ~ . has!

 

'eral housework by a Hungarian girl
{who understands and speaks English.
rAddress B. T., General Delivery, South
Norwalk, or phone 52-12. » n11 8t

 

WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
lry and calves. lie. for fat chives.
37.50 for amelilcalvss to fatten. Best
Inarket prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130. ‘V II t!

iWANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS

 

Cattle and poultry. Best market We. Chestnut street, South 'Norwalk. n13 at

paid Extra prices ‘Iorwfat‘ealves.
05.00 for bob valves to cotton. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 '
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MISCELLANEOUS

 

AUCTION! VAUVC‘I‘VIONVi
Household inrniiure‘ _ etc., at 82
Franklin Ave. (Union Park), TuesdaVVy
_ afternoon, Nov. 17th at 2: 0i) p: H}.-
Vpththio Auctioneer. .,-. I" . ii n13 lit

 

EXCHANGE V120 noses-Goon
, VliaVan, free, oledr. South Dakota. 842 per
‘- core, for farm near Norwalk. Address
M. Yates. 15VlVV3 Atlantic avenue,- Brook-
Ily'n._N. r. , m . an or.
o. .
. ‘. CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU-a
gr .4.- lo now located at 41 West Ms; Nor-

VwValk, where capable and reliable help .

“ff-L “can be furnished at_ short notice Also “

tVVho'se seeking employment please VcaiVl.
.;; . -. y‘ng.».'.‘.:~-V 6.7; H... --“VV1V2V V”.
t v“ . Tl W

,.; .... iNVEST .YVOHR MONEY:

in your ,

1:5; Virgina. .-to_w HEB-31811) it _gr0w.- *A. io-

.. t-.. 'caVi' coVr'VpliratV n his a- ufiit'ed ’ao'iy‘ntut

‘. of preferred stock for sale. This

. stock will PH‘I seven per cent.

‘ :yeamml” is a sal' e and conservdtlim
investment. Write (or full' internist
ition. W. J. B. care Sentinel.

III II II IIIIIIII:
III III SIIIHI

“ rm
2‘Pape'a Cold Compound" EVnds cVoldVaV
and Grim In a Few Hours.

VVVTgko "Pope’s CVold Compound" evV;
V‘e'ry two hours until you have taken
three doses, then all grippe misery
goes and your cold will be broken. it
promptly opens your clogged-up nos-
V . trils and the air passages of the
head; stops nasty discharge or nose
runniVn'gi relieves the headache. diili-
:9 mess, fev'ei-lshness sore Vthroat..aneez-

- ing, soreness and stidness.
.1 _ Don't stay smiled-up! Quit. blowing
, ‘and anuirling. Ease your throbbing
'ViIeVad—enothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as “Pope's Cold
. . ‘ Compound" .which costs only 25 cents
; L , at any drug store. It acts without
« - ' assistance. tastes nice, and causesnp
' V inconvenience. Accept no substitute.

 

 

 

 

 

East Washington street. Inquire
Vwithin. , ,‘ m?! at

. hue, tine two family house. and .4

’-VVNo. 1, large bales; rye straw, baled or

burn property: Broom cottage and 2% ‘

electric lights. Price and terms. reasi. I

'Bgooi was hell};~ last evening iii Rood‘

I"-giugV. andmyhat is to.bo.expected.. J 1, .

f'VinindVlyV Issued a Victor machine. a sari ,
~~ - feature was- introduced the “drilling .
“ "3 being done to a certain: extent, Ito the :

7 there and to have their “therapies-

To VLET—o'Itooiu roar. No. 226

 

TO LET—LARGE STORE. 44 WA-

 

'ro LET—NEWLY DECORATED

FOR BALI
FOR SALE—DUCK son‘s. NEAR-

ly new. Also 10 guanr: gun. WpH.
Weed, 79 Washington street. n12 6t

 

 

FOR SALE—FULLY EQUIPPEDI
Peerless Motor Cycle for sale. New
shoes. Cianon horn, tank and head-
light, $46.00. West Bros. Garage. 17

 

FOR SALE—443MB WEST AVE‘

nne large lots. Price only $3,150, part
cash; also 3350 buys tine lot ‘Nor-
walk; also Stamford range, cost 832,
price 816. Address Box 314, South.
Norwalk. -‘ " as it

 

f‘OR BALE—80 TONS BALED. HAY

loose: ‘Chester white pigs, 9 weeks old
ChalilVes Horn. Norwalk; Route 42
Photo 78-2. WeatpVoi-t. 3 .. all oil

 

FISH AND BATHE—ON- YOUR:
acres, near troiloy, city water and

onable. Lawrence Agencv,'15 South.
Main strethn ' : n11 8i

 

, ‘2 .aov 89911“ .x
A session of the Scout Masters

giggly? grill 3on =th§ mg...- or the and
Norwalk congregational church was
in attendance. The joint sessions of
the Scoot Masters and the troops are
Bringing moat iIeaeViVcherl to tha‘sever-
ai troopsV and to the VBéo'ut Masters.
each learning new things VaboVth scout?

Last evening. through the kindness
of F. E. mokwood I: Company. who ;

 

music of the Victor. Also during. the
recess. thrhboys listenred very attem
tiv'eiy {0321. music “and reeei
sanctions in» histling some pap
tunes. This feature will be filed out -.
with the other troops. and if the same '.
proves as satisfactory as it .
evening; It VwVVill undoubtedly

 

 

 

VVanVy V‘COIHICH ................
Next Thursday evening, Game
.den Smith is to give a leCture
Lite in Roodner’s- Hail. The

will receive special instructions

out. The entire Council expects Vto
be there.- . . ,

 

 

cOTTON EXCHANGE V‘TCVV) OPEN.

NEW YORK, Nov.1s.-—Th_e New
fYork Cotton Exchange will reopen
for unrestricted trading next Monday

...............

Govornors so voted today.

 

 

:7 -—Adv . . . Vi

MVVanVy due bargsins in _grocerles at ,

Davéy’a for tomorrow. Be sure to
readiheadv. ,V

Tomorrow is the i‘ast- day of the-

 

Building inspector. Chironce iV. Pinch
today Issued pemits (or over~ 24,002
worth or new- buildings. ‘ . .

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interesting reading for path men

 

‘ ,, ." great.shoe sale at Avrick's. Don't Vfail
‘ to take advantage or the bargains of-
. I“ : .

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

’ed. This is the fist time anything-
of {this nature- has- been adopted by?

‘ streets. last evening.- Cinders Barney " , .

New fixtures throughout;- the finest equipped and
most up-to-date. market inythe City. Saturday,.- *

Nov. 14, will be Opening Day.

everyone see our Bountiful Store. You’dlbetter
come and get yOur Sunday meets at Cost.

Note the folldwing prices

Smoked Hams, half and whole 8; “Lb

LOin Pig Pork ,4. ., .150}.
Sinai] Lean Fresh Should ' V ' 1461b

 
 

 

graham fore 1-4 Lath 14ml]: Shoulder sma- 12‘40' IVE
Pound Steak too 113;? «-: Sirloon Steak 180

Loan Pot Roast 122cm; ‘VIVVVV Eresh Bump : V

Classified “Ads —-‘To Let, includes Your Spine Ewmmm... I...
BusmCSS and my ”Em “e m “joy. All 02111. [leavers fresh every; mora-

mggoodheaithafterhavlagtheir " yet one, atlas.
Professional Cards, and span. «was Won’t v... n. “'6 “2 "W.” " * " .

Rubber Plants Chrysanthemum Wis

 

HAYES’ NVEW , CITY“ MARKET

In New Location.- sweat Main -' Hayes‘ Block
Tomorrow November 14th ; V.

500 Carnation Pinks will be Given Away , I 500
MEATS WILLBE sow AT- 008T in order to have

Smoked. fihoulderSOnly one to a customer 13c lb}
”J
Young Pig Fresh Hams . “s v . - ~18cxlb‘f
:Hayes’ Home Made Link Sausage - 16015::

Fresh Side Pork 1691!) New: flamed-Pork 16.315:
1983 315mg Lama 180.2% Spring lamb Chops no:

-.Pomrhousé Steak seem his so... Beef 12%.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ment has made of the minus -- VV‘V ‘V (Continued from -Flrth*- agefi) V
rinse in New Yukot Phllls Dickinson,- '5: servers soy. appreciably changing slices it Is thought

a'HaddaIn lawyer. and Mrs. Mary Ax.
kids, or thi'g city. The I)?!“ was ma- j. however, that they probably are putting forth their full

 

 

Vbemn" on West avenue and um" cropsed the YVser River, accordlng to th’ "IIdmISSlOli in

and “my mum 10m- men. who the latest Paris official communication .. Although the
save their names as- Thomaso'nrlen. invaders occupy only a View“ limited - yards on the left
John and lattes. John Ray). Thomas bank of lhe stubborni

 

 

 

 

 

started this 'atmnooa at 2 o’clock. he-
tore dodge Inokwood. in the uptown

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snd womeh in aade ‘1de Turn to it

court.- They are charged with «trunk

 

train at the Hadrian: my 5.3“" m, .4. -. Veff'ort; as the operations here necessarily are subordinate
minismtion orangfig .1).ng . ' to those on the 'Ypres position, . ~, ,
mum" they "9“ "'6" 2°" "“2?” V LONDON VNov. I2, V'IomsV a'. iii —The Germans have

.‘contestetl var. the” Allies‘ ooh:
on." and Jo“ use»; Th." m“ "V‘V r not be‘QIhdIifeI-en “to honor», andrdéspcratecMVVI

 

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.We Give 8. d. H. Green Trading Stamps.

 
 
 
 

 

3:91." Trading
81‘ A M P S

haddidonwmlarsumps

 

 

 

will receive

50 .4431

 

Cut out this coupon, present It at our store:
this week. and by buying 31 worgh or more ‘,
Ut‘ Teas. Coffees, A 8: l’. Spices, A ,8.- P
Extracts and A & P Baking Powder you

ilesides Regular and Extra Stamps
Given an Solos.

From Monday, November 9, to Saturday, November 14. V
: Tlilh cosmos: NOT (soon AFTER SATI’WIAY,‘ NOV. 1!.

 
 
 
 
 

STAMPS FRBB

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lSStamps . ’ '20 St
with one lb. 3 with I?
25c ‘ . 300V '

.Best Mine in U. S. (or the prior. 4 cotfea with a W

BIIhSIIIIdpzouud 35

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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A Coffer tor the Epicure V

 

.1dsenipswesrncmfree _ - - ,_
VZS'StVVanps with-leCofl‘ee - ‘ - ‘

PURE LARD l.b 1.2:

M IOIV' ‘VTHISV WEEK ONLY.

TOMATOES 3 Calls 108

amalgam ‘ A nu; BARGAIN W7

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

8 BIG

“lgibs.8[‘G\B.,.~......

l‘lyOl‘VR, a hag...,...

VCKRRLVY'I'B ------ V3 plies 25¢ ‘ No. a mas...;...s was “a?
Hawker! Sardines. .3 ans 35c. [one PEACHES. “finale ‘

..'a:.-.1V WW“ Marmalade 2 his as».

BARGAINS 8

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nuns». laymen. Jar ass-V

 

 
 

V -' PINEAPPLE, sliced or M ‘

 

 
 

 

S WEETHEART :
30A frills whisk Oran“. ‘

 
 

 

 

"LEADIR TOILETOV mus; » j 
VP ‘PER rooms a ~«-~ “

 
 

 

SALMoN ...;.. «so... "

1 g. {ibis price spanks for itself.

 
 

 

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” V VVV lured one officer and fittyssVInysoldIers
‘ Vd.

 

 
 

only p
we In Kiel cans."
LONDE‘JN Nov

VaCharlcs Gordon~Lenneocf major irVI aVV~~thVe Grenadier Guards

 

ArrV'VIVerican shield nor

damaged» Per six. weeks past: German shells: by the .
thousands have heendalling. into this quarter of the city.
.. but this is the first tlrm'i the. consulate. has been smirk. ‘ f
. 5rWllllamV Bards“, the consul, left/here by direction of
3' Ambassador Herrick; three weeks ago, and the comm
'3‘ 'Vt‘lk théréforel empty”
= some American in‘ilhe

 

moor-lance, to the news that greht anu- u‘
revails among the German warships and:

rounds the. third eon or the *Duke’oi' Richmond and Got.
don, has been killed in battle, it was announced“. *
today. Lord Gordon-Leonor: served in the South African
9var. and attemards saw set-nee in China . . .. . _;,

VAIPARAISO,.Chme, Nov 13.2j—V~Two warship oi
German nationality have just.“ steamed into V",
Harbor «Their; names have not been ascertain

RH‘FJMS Figure... November 13, was «Pena
‘ ...A German shell exploded yesterday in the street nope: .
V the. Americ n consulate l‘ he front of the. building; V
V‘ we cVuV't updry the? shrapnel bullets. bntx neither the

 

 

are Fin the hospital

 
 

 

13. 4 :23 -Lord Bernard

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therilag on the consulate was

 

 
 

 
 

Sofar as is known there is not at“

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