m spurt! uortiiAmemo summer.
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Classified
For Sale,
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Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Adirertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. in Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
“Ads. "1' "To Let
Business and
and
WANTED.
TO LET.
a
1 FOR SALE.
WANTED—POSITION BY A HUN.
gsrian woman as general housework
er. Experienced. and speaks English.
13 Lexington avenue. 126 3t
. 1.
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRLTO AS-T To LET—FIRST CLASS RENTS
sist with housework in small family.
Good home Apply Mrs. C R Barker,
Tokeneke 1‘25 3t
W'ANTED—BOYS TO SELL
10c. ‘
packages at V3“ D’kS" Famous Teas furnished front rooms in private home ‘
T0 LET-—-A.\' B ROOM HOUSE, N0.
10 Putnam Ave.
Ave. Phone 6144.
of houses, flats. store, barn, factor3.
in and about the Norw.alks See our
list. Raymond Bros, 3‘26'3t
NEW LY;
T0 LET—ONE OR T\\O
All improvements:
Apply to John 1“, McMahon, 56 West;
326 3t.
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FOR SALE—LIVE BRONZE TUR-
key hens and fowls. Very reasonable.
Apply C. L. iiandley, 30 Myrtle St,
East Norwalk. . 326 Ill
FOR SALE—FRESH EGGS DElJiV-
ered every Tuesday and Friday. 430.
for one dozen; «the per doz tor2 doz.
a over. Roton Poultry Farm, Row ay-
ton, WitCh Lane. Phone 1284-3.
125 3t
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8‘ Coffees ‘0 the1r friends and ne1glr Comenient location With or without; FOR SALE—100 LAYING WH'l'I‘E
bore, during spare time. Write for
particulars to Jas Van Dyke Co 1135
Main street. Bridgep0rt,‘ Conn.
12§ 3t
WANTED —- COMPE’I‘ANT FARM-
board. Reasonable Address
care Sentinel.
Rn,
TO LET—5 ROOMS, 2ND FLOOR.
electric lights, bath, tubs, set range
and l1eat.All improvements at 19
325 3t '
; Leghorn pullets to make room RowaY-
iton Poultry Farm, Witch Laue, Phone
E-1284 3. :25 St
E
E FOR SALE—HOUSE. NEW SEV1
,en room house, all improvements, 1
(r and a woman for general house‘iiillside Place, South Norwalk. Apply:Delawaro street. Fairfleld Park. Nor-
,work. Address Box 16, care Sentinel.
. ‘on premises, or phone 215-2, Rent
125 3'- reasonable. 125 st;
WANTED —- YOUNG LADYVRASE .
bookkeeper. Experienced in double FOR RENT—HOUSE" 6 ROOMS'
entry. Please state experience and
former position. Address W, care Sen-l
tinel. 122 tt
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. Me. for fat calves.
$8.50 to $9 for small calves to fatten.E
Best market prices. W. Miller, Con-
necticut avenue. Tel. 130.
MALE HELP WANTED.
$20 T0 $35 PER MONTH—EXTRA
money to any emplo3 ed person with-l
out interfering with regular 110rl(.NoE
selling. No canvassing. Posith elyE
no investment. Unemployed need not E
apply. Address The Sil1er-Mirror (30.,
inc. 123 W. Madison St” Chicago, lll.‘
125 ME
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
1 $20 TO $35 PER MONTH—EXTRA
money to any employed person with-
out interfering with regular work. No
selling. No canvassing. Positively
no investment. Unemployed need not
hath, electric lights;
& Co., 5 Railroad avenue, South Nor-
walk. 31123
TO LET—FROM FEB. 1811‘. 49 OS-
born avenue, first floor; all improve-E
‘nlents; adults preferred. inquire at;
'10 Fort street. 12: 1w
a
T0 LET—5 ROOMS; NEW HOUSE.
to quiet family. Front and
porches. set range. bath. wash tubs.
waxed floors, electric lights and gas.
i
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central location”
Terms and particulars of J. M. Layton ‘
fwalk. P. & J. Larraurl. builders. Of-
fice 123 Washington street. Phone
31622-5. ‘13 ti
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MISCELLANEOUS.
3’:
A wonderful collection of
()nc-half hclow regular price.
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NORTH MAIN STREET.
Our Annual February Sale
FURNITURE
1-3 to 1-2 below regular prices
11'cll finished suits and odd- picccs. marked from ( inc-third to
lhc low prices, the attractive design». and thc
ran,, 19 of sclcctions oiier you many savings.
A. J. Collins 81 Company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALdERS.
’ “L. . xt'si‘.‘ '
A'Profit-Sh'aring Sale
A&P—-— Specials for this wccll. —-—A&P
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Very Best Flour large lisp
“ barrel
Best Creamery Butter 3 pound
Pore lard 2 pounds in
Clover or Magnolia Milli a can
19 pounns Granulated Sugar ior
well made. 11'cll designed and
1\' id c
We will gladly play your
you call.
MW
it you are loud of good music you
should hear an
illlSllll DIAMOND lllSl} PHONllfllllPll
The A. J. Angevine 6: Son Co.
134-436 Vi ASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK i 25 ‘5 6; {‘5 6; $1.32
‘ All? condensed Filth 5‘ cans for .251: f
_ _ ...-.--,_._. Evaporated “ 3 _“ “ 25c
Campbell’s Soups 3 25:
Large cans oi Salmon 13 ior 25c?
; ions l’cas' a can .711”
, Seeded Raisins 3 page in 2513-.
favorite music at any time | Mince meals) ‘1 pkgfi if!“ 256 .‘
loua Beets 3 cans iot-
7o STAMI S WITH 2 bots. ‘
l’L RE I... l RACTS ca. 25c
\
loo \lA’lll’S \‘l l'lH 1 can
PUW'DER at 50C
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GET YOUR PICTURES FRAMED—
The latest styles guaranteed. Price:
Ereasonable. Work called for and do»
,livered. Frank J. Ferries, 69 Spring
St.. South Nor-walk. ’ j25 3t
.FOR FURNITURE, RUGs. STOVES
EEth Rosen's Furniture store is the
place to visit. We have a full line of
back‘ Furniture, with prices that cannot bel
beat. Come and give us a trial.
l
5- liincrson Shoes tor lllcn.
. A New and Popular Model.
with gray tops of either
GIVE THE A. 8: P. COFFEE‘S A TRIAL AND ENJOY A
CUP OF DELICIOUS COFFEE.
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ROSEN'B FURNITURE STORE,
Chestnut St inquire 49 Chestnut St. EPhono 135442. 13 Ely’Avenus.
, 122
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'ro LET—5 meniscus nouns l
l‘. in lace or button styles,
suede or Cloth.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. at 35cl , , . ,
g E 25 Stamps with 1 ii). at 32: THE LARGEST COFFEE,
; 1 20 Stamps with I lb. at 30c
:5 Stamps with I lb. at 25c lillAT‘ TE RES l\ '11“? U. S.
to Stamps with I lb. at 29:
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l . 1o.) Stumps with 1 pound of Tea at ................. 70¢
75 Stamps with 1 pound of 'lca at ............ 60¢
ho Ft amps with 1 pound of ice at ....... . ......... 5
511 51 amps with l pound of [ca at .x ............... 4
Asklo sceil, Tl‘iii GREM . ll: P. TEA C0.
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newly papeled and painted. i’art im-
‘prov.emeuts Adults only ~17 Fir st St.
EEast Norwalk
rental, $30. 00 monthly, advante Re
ferences, Bertha J Ella, Broad River
or J. B Iarwrencc & Co J-20-tit
apply. Address 'l‘l1eSilver~Mll'ror (30., 20x60. Rent 320. 00. 87 North Main
"inc, 123 W. Madison St. Chicago, lll. St. inquire on premises ' jlit
125 Ill
Dchuiithil to the taste
Not only delightful tasting but
as good and rcliablc a ionic and
appetizer as can he dcsircd.
OUR BEEF, IRON AND WINE
Pint Bottle 50c.
The Norwalk Drug Co
H. A. MEAD, Mgr, ‘
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk.
1011 SALE-com) woos.
Well seasoned cord. wood. Will
be delivered in lots of not less than
1 cord. For particulars. apply to
Nelson F. Hunt, 1124-6 Norwalk.
L . Fits—~11 Eyeglasses
Should your eyes have been glving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
suit
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OI’TICIAN
Room 0, Keeler Building.
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hart‘s Theatre. _
Monday, Wednesday and 'F‘rldny
‘ Evenings, 6: 30 to 9
N.\'.address—-12f 51h Aux, D to
4 p.1n. dailya
t‘.m.l.l-(.R AND GitADl’A'l‘I-‘S 1N
(flint-int RELATIOVS.
.Hili'Tli HADLEY. Jun. Eli-.1210
:zmduntc council of Mount ilolyolte
t‘nllrgc. formed for the purpose of
bringing about closer relations and u
better understanding between [rad-
uatcs and the college. held its first
meeting tnday. 01mins a two days'
session. The new organisation In
tanned as mutt of s sunsetion made
,tlu'eo years no try Mrs. lacy Cope
mantra. of Philadotahh. W
0‘ the Alumna. Am
To LET—5 ROOMS AT 55 SPRING
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, 1130 if
Womb
‘ WR‘Examn 21.
Security Billy. 1115 lllah.‘ .
ERIBG LPORT. cot»
ll 1| listen: 01m.
Send 11mm :- Urdu" on 91-”
70 to 1883
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Your Child May
be developing a Curvature. Why not
have an analysis made—it is FREE.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
Painless Chiropractor.
63 Meadow Street-7 to ,8 Evenings.
Stamford Office—9 to 5 Daily.
SHOES :
For Men
Elite, _ .
Ralston,
Hanan.
“sauna Makes”
~~ Glover’s
South Nowell:
122 3i
TO LET—FER. l, 9 ROOM HOUSE}
10 Reed street improvements Yearly‘
'ro" LET—ATTRACTIVE “avoided
,RECOMMENDS Blllllfllll
AND T. l}. G0lllltll
((‘ontlnued— from list page.)
cher, who belong the opposing
Democratic faction. formerly was city
clerk at Bridgeport4
Both men are strongly endorsed by
their adherents 'at home. but as they
represent contending Democratic fuc-
l,tlons. and as Representative Donovan
apparently does not care to favor one,
faction us against the other, actual
cl1oi1e was passed up to Postmaster
AGeneral Burleson.
l ..l( Mollnn and l. W. Northrop
‘also napplicd for this appointment. but
ithey appear to lack political hacking.
and were. not included in Representa-
Etive Donovan s double burrelled recom
l mendation.
1 Surprise to the Politlclanl.
The recommendation of Congress-
iman Donovan is expected to have the
Eeftect of the fabled ‘bolt from the
blue" in Bridgeport today. as it is rea
-sonably certain that nine out of ten
Epolltlciaus didn‘t suspect the recom-
lmendatlon of anybody besides John
EM. Donnelly, Joseph D. Hartlglm.
EWilllam Vollmer. or. as a last guess.
a woman The recommendation of
Gormley will be a distinct shock to
those who thought they were on the
inside of everything political wise in
Bridgeport. He's never been mention
ed in public.
Characteristic Action.
The emarkable action of Con-
gressma Donovan is something char-
acterlstic of him He springs surprises‘
frequently and it was suspected that
he might spring a surprise by recom~
mending a woman.
it is assumed that his action is the
result or weeks of wrangling be-
tween opposing factions of the Dem
ocratlc party in Bridgeport. during
which they were unable to agree on
a7 candidate. Knowing that if‘ he
recommended Boucher, he would in-
cur the enmity of some powerful
forces and that if he didn’t recom-
mend him he would meet the same
fate from another sourse. he "played
1"
land at the same time left a loophole
for another man' s appointment.
Killing Bouchor‘s Chances.
The recommendation of two men
may be taken is a prophecy of the
killing of Boucher‘s chances. He
has many political enemies" while
lGormley hasn‘t mixed in politics
mastor—soneral. the lesser msglined
man is the most probable choice.“
normlo'y's Endorsement.
Who endorsed Gowns! will be the
Question bothering politicians today.
it to mood-d that thou Purity
floss-on. who steadfastly denial nu-
la is the "M. on the ones but
{I the ‘hrh ”T
.‘h-
r1“
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safe." He both recommended Boucher;
enough to incur dangerous oppos-‘
outs. When the cases are consider
‘ ed on their merits before the post-
=Always upto the standards
lawn-mm
ConneallydlBrackcn
lNGTON ST. . ;
Free Delivery
all
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Telephone 91)) ’
'1 $13. 1:. »
40-0" JGCH L‘s-ut‘ .
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MONfiY ORDERS GREATER ‘ E
; ;. vTHAN $100 NOW ALLOWED
' _— ’3’“ . - I‘ « in
Action of Postal Authorities Lost. ‘“ r
August Roscindod—Notlco Rs- E ,i , ,J 1
celved Hero Today. E 1c
‘ Notice was received at the post , ' 4.3 fl 1 {‘15
ofliice today that the special order of “ ll {‘11: .7.
August 3, 191-1. prohiblthig the is- E . .“fii‘. _ {Bail q.r-
suance of money orders for foreign 9 M_ Q, $ Ajwlt Q; ;
countries for sums in excess of $100, ' -
has been rescinded and that post- 9' 1w I 0‘ C 2...! .h.
masters may now accept orders of ‘6'32 50"? 1, “(Tail ll SITE“ 31'; J92'112_l‘liiuwaik,z:i.
any amount, unless unusually large.f
1when the Postal Department at. Q Y E ,
Washington must be consulted The 081'“: f) {5% Q Tun-1,5429
order applies to Denmark, France. .
, Britain. lreland . . . . . . . . . - -
Germany Great ' \\ c know 1t 11‘1ll stir in so you in soc us 111 the :lilVCTll 111-r columns. 1m? ll‘ls stnctly
Greece. Hungary. italy, Luxemborgl l . ; .
the Netherlands. NOI'WIIY. Russlfiyl against our mice to advcrtix'c in the .11'11ispapcrs, but we Inn. {1.11 1111... " ing so good this
Sweden and Switzerland. timc that we want cvcryonc in thc cutirc community to know about it—§o liangl goes
The rescinding of the order is ta-l
ken as an otilclal expression from
the government that good times have'
at least partially returned. The rea-
son for the action taken last Aug-
net is believed to have been a move;
to keep as much money as possibleE
in the United lStates during the strin-
gency.
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IIERE IS GOOD NEWS
FOR STOMAGH nouns
Some very remarkable results are
1 being obtained by treating stomach.
iliver and intestinal troubles with pure
vegetable oils, which exert a cleans
ing. soothing and purifying action up-
on the lower bowels, removing the‘ob-
structions of poisonous fecal matter
and gases and preventing their ab
sorption by the blood. This done. the
'food is allowed free passage xii-om the
stomach. fermentation ceases and
stomach troubles quickly disappear
George H Mayr. for twenty years a
,leading Chicdgo druggist, cured him-
self and many of his friends of stom-
1ach, liver and intestinal troubles of
years‘ standing by his treatment andl
so successful was the remedy he do-
vised that it. has since been placed in .
the hands of_drugglsts all over the
country. who have sold thousands or
bottles.
ThOpgh absolutely harmless. the ef-
fect of the medicine is sufficient to
convince any one of its remarkable
olectlveness. and within 24 hours the
outdoor feels like a new person.
'Ilsyr's Wonderful Remedy is sold by
loodiu , «gt-"hon with
tho posit!" MI that your
nosey will. rotunda! ques-
M a m it 0".” [oils to
the Rule," and here we arc right out in bold hint with t‘:1c story——
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()111' \c11'-\0rl\' buyer has 51 cum. ‘for us (1: c 111 tlic n n i sc::;~'.1tip'.1;1l purchases of
White Goods c1'cr 111:1.th :11 prices 11"l1i1h art simply ridiuloxs when considering the
QUALITY 01 the GOODS. ’
YVc cannot attempt to dcscrihc them. You simply 1:11.152 scc them to appreciate what
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a saving this great sale will mean to you.
Here’s a List Oi what lhe l 0t Contains
WHITE CREPES—él’lain and striped.
WHITE BATISTES~ Sill: slush.
WHITE INDIAN LAV1’N~—V’cr'.' finc.
WHITE CROSS-BARF— exceptionally dainty.
‘ WHITE PIQU‘ES—Ncat, fine patterns. “
WHITE D1 1.’ a. (l
- WHITE VOILES—Plnin and striped. ,
Nola
but many worth up to figs :1 yard, will he sold
WED ES- MN
STARTING m A. M,
at we per ya rd
=Tllc cntirc lot of ucarly 5.000 11:1,.rds.si11_u;lc pic: c 11":o li‘ltss than 19.4 :1 yartl,‘
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Prices during our Big Januarye Whi te Goods Sale.
Norwalk Chronicler