f .
Classified
For Sale,
Miscella
Three Times, 50c.
face or Caps, Double Price.
.w.
Professional Cards, and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this gage, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Each Additional plIV-ord. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
is
Minimalist
Miss Elizabeth Fisher, under whose
Idirection the Tableau: Vivants will.
gbe given at the new St. Paul's Par.
Iish House next Wednesday night, has
Igsined prominence in the art of ar-
Iranging tableaux which follow in ev-
I
I
“Arise—To Let,
Business and
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ery detail the lines and colors of the
Ioriginals. ‘
The New York Herald had this to
Easy about the tableaux given in the
II Plaza ballroom last winter: "No event
Ithis season in society has eclipsed in
WANTED I TO LIT
WAMED—Bnich'r GIRL ACCUS-
tomed to figures and office work. Also
bright strong boy, good penman. H.
Jacob & Sons, Shoe Manufacturers,
rBelden Ave. INorwalk. n20 1t
.3 rooms, suitable for one or two iam-
ilies. Rent 59 and $10. inquire on
premises or at 33 West street. n20 8t
TO LET—FOR THE WINTER,
five room apartment partly furnish-
ed if desired. H E. Scofield. High-
land Ave., Rowayton n19 3t
WANTED -- MANUFAC T U R E R
wants man to take charge of piece
goods department, must be quick andI _.____
accurate at figures and come wellI To LET—6 ROOMS .INQUIREi
recommended. Address Manufacturer East Side Hotel. n19 3t
care Sentinel Ollice. n20 3t,
. To LET—A HOUSE. ALSO AN
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER-Iapartment. Apply Friday and Satur-
al housework. Wages 525 per month. . day. 63 West avenue.
Mrs. D. '1‘. Murphy, 262 East avenue. I _- .__.. .__.._— m
mg «I To LET—RENTS on EVERY DE
”Iscriptlon. Come and see what we
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN_Ihave. Raymond Bros. n18 3t
I TO LET-AT 104 WEST STREET._
n19 3tI
Ipolnt of novelty or artistic setting
FOR SALE : . Ithe entertainment. given in the ball-
I room of the Plaza Hotel last Thurs-
FOR SALE—A GOOD, SOUND day night. Miss Elizabeth Fisher ar-*
horse, 12 hundred; 8 years old. ranged the living pictures, and so ar-
8 Wood street, South Norwalk, Conn. tlstically did her pupils play their-I
‘ ms at part that society has placed the enter- I
tainment among the most successful
of the season."
The New Haven Courier-Journal
says: “The most remarkable and bean-
tiful entertainment of the kind ever
given in this city, is the unanimous
opinion of the hundreds of people who
had the pleasure of witnessing the
tableaux vivants at the Hyperion yes-
terday, and there was no little com-
.ment on the ability which Miss Fisher,
FOR slits—LITTLE USED HUNT I‘m “388“ “‘9 “'8"- mm 903"“
lngton Uprixht piano. price 512500 to attain such wonderful results"
1 Oak street, South Norwalk, sis in
I FOR SALE—"STOCK OF. STOCK
Ipattern cypress moulding, all sizes, I
:bought on speculation. ‘Need money.‘
30c. per 100 it. 1 in. base. Builders'
opportunity. Address 80): 214, Dar-
ien. n19 3t
FOR SALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED
heads of cabbage. $3.00 per bushel. J.
0. Care Sentinel. n19 3t
__' __ “DYE THEATRE.
eral housework by Hungarian girl I To LET—FOUR 0R FIVE DESIR-
years experience. Apply .18 01mIable rooms to adults, 21 Seavlew ave
r
at set, South Norwalk. n18 3t nue. ms at
——
TO LET—IJOVELY SIX ROOM
WANTED—SITUATION AT GEN-
cral housework by colored woman.
Experienced, can furnish references. I
Address Mrs. Nettie Penalber, Box 3
Darlen, Ct.
improvements, 6 minutes E. N.
'IDepot., on State road. Dow rent.
IMaring Coast, 00., 123 Washington
WANTED—A CABIN HULL. 23 'roIstmI _“_1°_III
25 it. long in perfect condition. Low' To LET—LARGE STORE, 44 W A
price. Address Chas Crozer, corner ter street. Enquire Edward Farrell.
43rd St. and Vanderbilt avenue N. Y. tIHavnand rt.reet Rent :25. n9 lfit
.City., care Charles in Co. 11183
1118 St
T0 LET—NEWLY DECORATEI)
WANTED—EMPLOYMENT BY Ex' apartments on Chapel street Pleasant
perisnced young man, colored, as wait-
rooms. Improvements, gas, set range,
or In MM restaurant or private etc. Rent reasonable. Inquire 64
home. E. Robinson. 14 Raymond - South Main street. n2 at
street, South Norwalk, Conn. n18 3t
S
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL- I LO‘T
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves.I
37.50 for small calves to fatten. BestIlast Sunday, from dock at
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-IPlace, E. N..
cut avenue. Tel 130, st tf'Dorey (boat).
Reward if returned to
WANTED—TO BUY ALL {LINDSI Norman Seymour, 54 Cove Ave. “ITO I;
' cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
05.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Special Values In
new half house, all conveniences, andI
LOST -- DURING THE STORMI
Seaside.
a seventeen foot white;
_ , I Inclement weather materially re~
FOR SALE FARM BARGAINS Iduced the size of the house at Hoyt's
I160 acres, “00“- tools, ‘5 000 part Theatre for both the afternoon and
cash. Seventy acres, old house, eleva-I eiening performances yesterday but
tlon, $1,600, Many other bugging I). the worst kind of weather will not
8. Hull, South Norwalk. Conn. n18 3“» altei the fact that one of the best
Ivaudetile bills is offered to the poo,
MISCELLANEOUS.”— Iple of Norwalk for the rest of this
week. In the owning enthusiasm ab-
.BLEEP 500° __ “Avg YOUR oundod supreme and each of the five
acts was accorded its share of ap-
23:2” ‘bfiesumada 31m feather mat‘ pinuse, something that seldom occur!
. or an summer
“Ide'I in Norwaik. It may be that a small
liar and cotton made over like new audience does not pay the manage—
SNCIBI prices 101‘ 15 days' Work C.“ ment but the performers recehed u
for and delivered Send us a card Ireward~the stamp of EDPTOVfli—lha}
Folding Mattress Co.,128 South Main Kites them an incenthe to "delher'.
And they did last night.
street. South Net-walk, Conn. ' Jack mm and Bob mm, mm,
ipulated the violin and accordion to
WHO WILL TAKE—MY UPRIGHTI perfection. Not satisfied with playing
piano and stole it to; its use or wan] selcciirms which they had thnsen to
igive, they asked for suggestions by
Isell cheap for at least 550 down Ad- In“, “Mm,” for any plea- of music
Idress at once.
W. L' care Sentinel. Iand the musicians uncomodaied show-
320 3‘ their repertoire to be v'ery large.
m”‘"‘ I John Sturges Trio presents it very
To the Board of County commm'Ipleaslng singing not. Silli‘gos is sup-
missioners of Fairfield County: Iportcd by two young ladies, ouch pos-
l hereby apply for a transfer of a sensing a good \oivs. Their songs are
license N0. 74 to sell Spirltous a[minced and they offer some cxcrllent
harmony.
intoxicating Liquors. Ale, Lager BeenI mum, my,“ and mum (lossotl.
Rhine Wine, and Cider
from Mc- stars of ”Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Pherson & Stevens at Clifford Hotel, Patch. " present their rural Dluylei
South Main Street to The Clifford The Golden Wedding" in most ant.
, iafncior) manner There impersonn.
Hotel Company at Clifford "9701’ Itlons of an old couple is remarkable
South ME") Street. Town Of NOI'Wfljk. "m1 (ITDW it stamp 0t DDDI‘OVIH from
"..Imy friends of your miraculous rem-
l‘rledman, Conn. Ava. Tel 1151
025 ii-
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDSI
cattle and poultry. Best market prices .
paid. Extra prices for fat calves.
55.00 for bob calves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
029 tiI
FOUND. _.
FOUND—BY MRS. WALTERS OF
(Hickory Bluff. a canoe; also a gold
pin. Owners may have same by prov-
ing property and paying for this adv.
n19 8t
. SAFETY FIRST
Includes Your Spine
Many outfitters are now enjoy-
ing good health after having their
Spine adjusted. Won't You Try
lit and Be Convinced.‘
VF BARTHOL, D. C.
.- ,PAINLES'S CHIROPRACTOR.
’ _zo7 Atlantic St, Stamford.
. .gs.tn.tosp.m..
63 Meadow -St., So. Norwalk.
- 7 1.08 p. m.
M
IMrs. William H. *Hyatt, of this city.
has brought suit for divorce against ’
. Ilier husband, charging desertion and
habitual intemperance. The writ was
served on Hyatt. yesterday, in Bridge- .
port jail. Mrs. 'I-Iyatt, before her mar-
riage, was Miss Eva mMurray.
Thanksgiving
Needs
SATURDAY ONLY.
$9.50 loo-piece American Porcelain
Dinner Sets, with beautiful floral de-I
corations .. . .. .At 57.48
.'...........
, 58. 50 “Wearaver” Aluminum Tea Ket-
ties, size 6 'quarts ......... At 52.98
5c fine thin blown Table Tumblers,
plain or fancy .. ....... ..6 for 19¢
51. 50 Family Scales, with flat top and
scoop. Saturday . .. . ...... . . 41.17
Universal Lunch Boxes, fitted with va-
cuum bottle, which keeps liquids hot
30 hours—made of tin,- black or
browneolor“......... ........ .5225
Plain white Paper Napkins. .100 for So“
790 8-.qt. gray. enameled Cooking Pots.
Saturday ...... ‘. ........... . . . 500
Ice 1- -qt. Wire Corn Poppers. .7c
69c ills-qt. “Wearsver” Aluminum
Saucepans ...... . ..... 490
10c Aluminum Salt and Pepper Shah
era. Saturday ...... ...5c Inch
49c 2~qt. gray enameled Rice Boilers." .
37s
52.60 copper, nickel plated Coffee Per-
colators, with glass-top...‘....51.sa
25c Fancy Fruit Baskets ...-At 15¢
large assortment Double Roasting
Pans. ..25c to 83.75
Albert F Cehebe
25 WABHiNGTON STREET.
Phone 1059-2. Prompt Delivery.
SOUTH NORWALK.
MASSIBHIISHIS Wflilili SAYS MR
Slliliiflil
Rtilifll Gilli i8 BIESSIIIG
Mrs. ..W H. Brawn Tells How
She Was Relieved After
Long Suffering.
. Mrs. W, H. Brown of Danvers, Mass,
- was a victim of stomach trouble which
tortured her for years. lShe tried
many treatments and medicines, and
get little relief
Then she took Mayr‘s _Wonde‘rful
- Stomach Remedy, and got results right
; away. in telling of her case she
-Iw:rote
“For years I have suffered terribly
with stomach trouble. I could find
no relief. Then, like Is. blessing from
, above, I heard of your remedy: sent
for it, and after a few treatments, am
, being cured. I am going to tell all
car" . I .
itch letters come from stomach sili-
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remedy is known everywhere, because
at its genuine merit. The first .dOss
convinces—no long treatment.
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brings swift relief to' sulerers from
ailments of the storhach,‘ liver andp
bowels. Many declare it‘has saved
them from dangerous operations and
many are sure it has saved their lives.
We want all people Who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
tion, no matter of how long standing,
to‘ try one dose of Mayr’s Wonderful
Stomach Remedy—one dos will con
Vince you. when _, the ediclne so
many of our people have been taking
with nut-prising fesults ,The most
thorough system cleanser ever sold.
ham Wonderful Stu itch Remedy.
is now sold 1) I all (linguists
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet in a directI
Illne of a Church Edifice or PublicI
ISchool-house, or the premises per-
taining thereto. or any Post Oiilce..
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at ”Norwalk this 12th day of
November, A, D., 1914
I THE CLIFFORD HOTEL COMPANY
' By William Stevens, its Secretary. I
We, the undersigned. electors andI
taxpayers, as defined by law, of theI
ITown of Norwalk, hereby endorse theI
application of the above named. The
Clldord Hotel Company for such it
cause and we do severally ,certify
Ieach for himself that we are taxpay-i
Iers owning real estate situated in
said Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day
of November, A. D., 1914 .
Herbert IN. Elliott Joseph A. Volk,
ITliomas C. Cavanagh, R. J Cutblll, J_.
Milton Coburn
it hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorss'rs are electors and tax-
payers. as defined by law. oi thaI
Town of Norwalk.- ‘
Dated at Nomalk, this 19th day of
November, A. D. 1914.
‘ HERBERT It. SMITH.
Town Clerk
M
IllllE HEW “MK -
illl STREETS WINTER.
The Board of Estimate and Tmtiotr
will be petitioned by a Page number
of residents of Norwalk to grant a sum
of money necessary to permanently
pave Mill Hill and East attendants-om"
Winfield street to Van Zant street; and
Fort street from Van Zant to the new
Washington street bridge. if this is
excellent permanent paving- from Nor-
walk or South-.Norwalk to Westport. ,
’ An effort will also be inade'to ap-
propriate moneyto purchase for the
street department the cement mixer
which is now being used on trial by
the city. That Not-walk needs the mix-
or and would save money by its pur-
chase, ls allows by the fact that about
per square foot. This great saving is
made because the street department
does the work itself materially aided
by the mixer. The new cement roads
oi _Norwalk have set ofilcials of other
ly a day passes without an out-oi- town
omoi‘ mining the new permanent
Ithcni is so good that it should be
- prevented from: attending the per-
- most. any one Who wishes to see
I interest.
done, it will make two direct routes or-I
which road experts praise so moon
I
their audience that is rate.
llert Abbott and Fred Brookes are
the .\ and B of vaudeville comed-
Inns Their act is made up of eleven
Icntcliy songs which they render in
good styLe A short dance In om- of
made more of. The dancer is one out
the best ctcr seen here.
F‘lw Marielle provide a sensational
cycling act. Sbme of the feats are
nerve- -rncklng to the audience. but .
the performers go through them with
the utmost ease. Head balancing
while riding on a wheel is one of
their great stunts.
w
-...
THE CLUB
The famous pictures, "Norwaik in
the Movies" were shown in this sec-
Itlon oi the city for the first time you
terdayI at the Club Theatre. Owing
to the bad storm many people were
formancas who were most sugar to
sea the pictures 30 many peeple
have asked the managers to extend
the time that Messrs. Burt and Adams
arranged to- have the popular reels
shown on Saturday. 83': this arrange
the Norwalk pictures will have the
opportunity. as. they will be thrown on
the screen tour times today, and four
times tomorrow.
Five , reels , of feature pictures were
shown yesterday in‘ addition to the
double-reel Norwalk -fl|_ml. making a
performance ob unusual length andr
The best features of the
program- for today and tomorrow will-
be shown wit “Norwalk in the Mov-
ies", and we venture to predict that
the little that” Will be filled to the
ww-__..—’
unis i an Ii
. Jill] ___i__iilill0llil8
“Papa's Gold Compound" Enos Grippe
Misery—Don‘t Stay Stuflsa-upl
You can end ,grippe and break up
a severe cold either in head, chest.
body or limbs, by taking a dose of
“Papa's Cold Cdu’ipound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
soreness and stiiiness.
Don’t stay smiled-up! Quit blowing
and snuiiling! Ease your throbbing
head—nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Papa's Co
at any drug atom.
mi“ ”ESP“ m nicer .-
uses no I
’Thanksgiving‘fDelicacies at the
A. CE. P. Store
LEAVE your ORDER EARLY and AVOID Rosa.
7.,
PAGE THREE
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19
Oranges a dozen
Seeded Raisins
H 55
3 pkgs. for
Layer Raisins a pound
Mince Meat
MixedNuts a pound
3 pkgs. for
Delicious Cheese a pound
Plum Pudding
Best Flour, large bag
Fancy Maine Potatoes, a peck
.100
e Stamps
with i can
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nut
50 cents
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PARAMOUNT FEATURE A SUC-
BESS.
The Norwnik motion play patrons I ‘
~ certainly realize the excellence-op the
entertainments presented at the Cas-
tor Theaties, for in spite of the bad
weather yesterday and the. fact too
that the feature "What's His Name"
had another day
orate picturlsation of the McCutch-I
eon novel pleased everyone. . With
Max Flgman .in the title role and 0th
or stars supporting hiln, nothing was
left‘to be desired The ti end of the
9,000 square feet of cement pavingI It promptly opens clogged~up nos~ story made it the more interesting.
has been laid by the street department. trils and- air passages in the head.‘ and no one who saw it failed to praise : ‘
This cost from 51. 21 to $1. 25 per foot stops nasty discharge or nose run— the work highly. The same five-reel
If general contractors did the work the ning,.relleves sick headache, dullness, play will be shown again today with
paving would have cost the city $1.60 feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, a new reel to finish the bill.
morrow Graca Cunard will- appear in
the third last presentation of the
"Lucille Love Series” and the new hap
penings' oi the picture “will interest
and please everyone. The long time
cities talking about them. and ‘sca‘rce- Compound," which costs only 26 es a screen favorite, Mary Pickford, will,
It acts without be presented Monday and: Tuesday in:
"Behind the Scenes" a five part Para-
mount- play of- no less- merit than those
31.32
1.00!
.25 .30 and
Thanksgiving
Grocery Coupon
..(‘nt out this coupon, prawn: ii at
our store this wet-It, and by busing
$1.00 worth or more or guide, ex-
cept flutter, Sugar and bigger, you
will M‘h’l‘
- 25 Stamps FREE
..Bceidea the roguhsr and cairn
Stamps given on Slli‘fi.
PRO.“ MO.\'U,\Y. NOV. Hi TO SAT-
l'RI).\Y, NOV. 2!
This tampon not maid aim-r Sutur-
dny, Soubmber 21.
The (llil-ZEAT ATLANTIC It I'M'iF:
IO TEA COMPANY.
over 850 stores in theiinited States
70
Stamps
with 2 bottles
Pure EXTRACT
each
2pkgs. 1X1 Starch
.......... so each or r at 9C 1 can (”1] Dutch or Atlantic
l bottle A&i’ Mustard
' l bottlc‘Ainmonia. lot: I can imported Sardines ..
“Extra Stamps With Tea and Coffee
TEASl COFFEES. .1 ,
100 with 1 pound at .......... -.’ ....... 70c 30 with 1 pound at ................... 35¢ .
75 with . 1 pound at i;--‘- ., ............. 5012, 25 with 1 pound at ........ . ......... 31¢ '
60 with i pond at .L ........ ...... .501: 20 with i ponndut ......... , . ......... -391:
40 with I pound at .......... .I ...... 409- 15 with I pound at ..- ..... . ..... \... I256.
30 with 1 pound at . . ...... ...... 35c it) with I pound at ................ -.-..2Q¢1
Ions Tomatoes No. 3 can .‘ nah 'i' ate.
The fireat A- 8: P Tea (10.,
124 Washington Street South Norwaik
to run, the houses
were ill-led for the performances. The .
new Paramount play which is an elab- ‘
For to-.
FREE with any of the followmg
I (an U'ndcrmmds Sardines loc
. . 10c Cleanser
‘ . ’ -- - ' ‘ Free Delivery ‘5
Ailminister Rug $13.90
“ seamless “' $19.90
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