4...“.V .I. ‘nml.~ >45
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hclp out on Saturdays. The Paris
Cloak and Suit Store, Sotfth Main
, street- mle if
’. hue; South Norwalk
-. from Congarnoud Lake and my ice is
' ‘_ wholesale ‘and retail dealer. You will
. frost, Iii guaranteed sublime; satisfac.
tlomhdrs. iii-nest Reynolds, 64 V‘Wln- '
yfece or Caps, Double
, WANTED.
LASS!FI£D Advertisements on thispage. Twenty-Fists Words or Lgas. 26c
Three Times. 60c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Price.
TO LET.
For: saga.
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL TO AS-
siat with housewark in small family
Address 8. E. 0., etc Sentinel ml!) tf
WANrso——A YOUNG LADY To
2 WANTED—shortening ormeN 4“ .
«Wing, reasonable prices. Mrs. A.
Carlson. ill-Van Zant street, East \‘or-
‘walk. . ‘ ‘ mls 3t
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED WHITE
mm for general housework. Good
plain cook. Only two adults in lam-
lly. References. Address Box 552, So.
VNorVw'alk. . >- this (It
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-- arrscsLLANEous
+5; Fiat“; ” boss‘sEs AND WAISTS
Send up' reasonably at 19 Ferris ave—
' m1“! 6t
#51753“ MAY Is'rrII, OWING re
the great ecu-oily. of ice I. to: chill“
to raise my prices tram 2(Leent whole:
haler ~Wpenw-pernsndredweisht’.
Oidohnaon, 33 Taylor avenue. Phone
' Fairfiid avenue. .~
'eri Houses, parts ofV houses.
.storebfactdry “Price‘s rESSonabIe. See
{our unharmed-Incas.
To LET—6 ROOMS AND BfiTH,
all improvements. 17 nerve street. [ii-
quire on premises. at! 3t
TO LET—5 AND 6 ROOM APART-
me’nts. With all improvements, ‘ on
Tailor avenue and Lincoln avenue. F.
183. . 11118 3t
TO LET—PLEASANT APART-
meat. improvements. Electric lights,
lieat, hath, newly finished. ~First dls~
trict; References. Address; '_Apart-
ment, clo Sentinel. .mlB 3t
TO LET—S seems. ALL LATEST
Improvements. Electric lights, gss,’
extra washing sink. wash tubs. hot
air furnace. Inquire .i‘! Rocked. 45
q
w.i
ro Fer-awn hoot! RonmN
apartment Hot weier. furnished. in;
quire it Kcelerfs Chapter-c.1111? 3t
T_..0. LET-FEENTS NR .AIIL COM.-
barns,
and funny _t'rsdeflrem «mutation
cents per hundredwaight. Iir deal in
nothing but- pure Bckshire ice direct
guaranteed for the season. E. T. Bates
do well to ~xine as a call. Tel: 626-4 or
£97.: .mu 12t
_ . , '-NOTICE. .
‘ The ., Marius Construction 00., of
South Norwalk. will ' quote you 'Iowest
nriceaou first class modern bungee
Iowa, or other buildings. Plans and
- specifications tree. this (it
V . READY WITH ALL. KINDS OF,
yegetabies, plants and Saturn. me as-
sortmeuts for spring planting- Me'mon
is! my work attended at short notice.
. Boxes. cemetery work. Small and large
gardmlantedaud—eareWrfledges
t'rimmo'd. All nursery stock‘ supplied
on order. Tom Crawford. Rowarton
avenue. Tel 29242. mlo 12t
. PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING
decanting. Painter's supplies; wall pa-
per. up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61% Ely avenue. ml in:
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER:
oral contractor.j Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get out estimate. We can save you
honey. Phone 8164323 Wood~st.- .
To LET—(RENT Qll‘ 6 ROOMS,
central location. Good neighborhood;
Near Chestnut street, toilet and city
jviter. 6L2. The Lawrence Agency, 16
south Main street. . >: - m1? 3t
TO” LET—LARGTE STORE AT 44
Water street. Apply to Edward Far-
roll, 24 Hhvlland street. ’ this (it
Foe aALE—INICE NATIVE SEED
potatoes. Apply. John H. Knapp. 82
West street South Norwslk. ml6 tr
‘ To LET-6 AND 6 ROCM~APART-
manta. With all impmvements. '
Taylor avenue and mnooln avenue. F.
0. Johnson, 30 Taylor avenue, Phone
183. nus St
'ro gov-Two wars. ammonia
‘T‘agg’él'e‘c‘trlé' elevator semen.” ‘
loft conteints 5,000 square feet. Will
divide to suit tenant. For further pan
tlcuiar inquire of The Old Well Cigar
Co. leB tf
To LET—Six ROOMS, 4 CROSS
street, 80. Norwalk‘.‘ Rent 612. Inquire
F. D. Lawton. 171 South Main street.
- _ Va22 tf_
p.
TO LET—diOUBD lN_ EAB’!‘ NQR-
walk. 13 Osborne avenue. All Improve-
ments' and in best of profit. 9. rooms.
Possession after May”. inquire of
John H. Khan». 82 Waantropt; Tel.
686, South;Norwalk. “'a29 ti.
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MISCELLANEOUS
“if-3U“ BONE CORSETS. NON (film
r'o Lam. soon ill-names
m Washington roau. East. Nor.
.thlldl “that. Romain.» Mire
3 Vaiue . ac
afivdu O..|I.I.II.".3§”
SPCV
_‘All
35c
‘ Canned Go
Railroad Ave. C!" .s
“ TELEdHoNE 13s.: t'
LOOK' “
{snare prose withiyop- ,by giving 7, .
yohtnalowestpruaaooliiy rsguaru
ante‘ed tin made into lacerations
.. ing 2,900 pounds; 3 gofid work horses,
muat .
for light manufacturing. Steam heat ‘
Flor
walk. mm mums-noon. "at -;.V
.613 lid-‘aiso 6 rpom- apartment at Q
South flun‘street or: taiaphene 60,1
FOR SALE—0N ACCOUNT or
purchasing an automphlle truck, will
sell one pair of work horses, weigh-
weighing from 1,250 to 1,400 pounds;
2- good business wagons aha harness.
Brewer C. Malone Feed 00.. alum
street, Norwalk. into at
Foil SALE—FEW PORTABLE
chicken coops- made of best material. ,
six pieces. Can be taken down and
out up in half anhour Capacity 25
hens. Buckeye incubator. 110 eggs.
Cost 618.3: the good as sew Double
oamd row-hoat,11 1-2 feet long in
perfect order and in use at present
time. All very cheap if sold at once.
“R.” :10 Sentinel. ‘ * m1! at 1‘}!
son sate-sevens
work helm. Remand Eras
'FOR SALE-CABIN “ '_NA‘PTHA
launch. 30 test over all. 9 uh ‘wids,8 .
H. P. Palmer engine. Fully equipp'cdf
Apply of George W. Meore. Crockett
streetnlloweyton ‘ “
DI
enen' coopa'V made of best material. six
pieces. Can be taken down and put
up in half an hour. Capacity 26 hens
lViucViteye Incubator, 110 cggs. Colt 618.
As (09'! as new. Double and row}
boat. ‘17 rest try a reel in parlor": moi,-
or and in use at present time. A i very
cheap it sold at once. “R. " clo Senti-
nel. 3» leB St
FOR SALE—6, PASSENGER TOUR-
lug car, R‘m‘bler. All complete. Re-
cently overhauled. Also'one antique
deck. inquire of A. G. Betta. Car
Bard, Norwalk. ‘ ml? at
~~FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILE " MIT-
cheii touring car. _top slip cover. wind
shield, all good tires; but of extra
Wall in good order For sale cheap.
Tel. 55-3, Darlen. hits at
«for: SALE—FINE, tie-rooms
bungalow. All modern improvements
on Norwaik's Iiuest new shorepro—
party—the Marvin Beach Tract. Price
and terms reasonable. Also a few
choice building lots on this desirable
14. 166 Washin’ou street.
A
‘FOR SALE—DO NOT FAIL Ti)
see.thev line of Auburnaoars before
yaufbuy. Fours and sires. Rurahoats
and” tourins.“ $1076 'to 62,000.. One 6
Maxwell ruaahout. good as new. a.
.P. Whitman“ £13 Washington- St,
South Not-walk. Conn Phillis) MO.
Home phone 1:79:23. .
amll'tt'
.1: .__
- _..-..V.-.LOS‘£L. -.
- w
. ‘ his 3t
rail cat‘s—2' mums chick:
property. 0. T. McGovern, agent. Room
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One '
._ Curio WWI: wow. ,
Blanche Bwitet has one.“ the moat
uniquand lnicresfing vekideaof her
entire cited this-ans WW pic-
mention o!“'!‘&:(}aptive, by Cecil
A. deuille and Jeanie ‘McPherson.
which might be described as a story of
Ann... .fi-.~ .
Cupid use: the Whip. The 'plaVy ap-
pears at the Castor theatre Friday.
The hero, played by House Rotors, is
» _ a Turkish nobleman. -whq has been
captured by the Montenegran' troops in
a battle and who. after a period of im-
prisonment. is assigned to do the work
on the farm of a peasant girl by the
name of Sonya. taking the place of her
older brother. who has been shin in
battle. ~ While this great , nobleman
smiliugly sets himself, to do the most
menial tasks, his captor- follows him
around with a large rum-1o: :she
hues both his hop and his “W"
choc and takes in
humiliating him. as at last all; thit-
nnes of war reduce them both to "the
same level of poverty. and the spirit of
romance triumphs. V VV ,V .
W... 4 . . .
FREE AT THE CARNIVAL. '
DIME 9019. in V96“? W M
oua hilh diver. will appear twice daily
the The Moose equiv“. week of la!
24.
10:30 p. m. Captain Cole doe; a prn-
derfui and thrilling high :1in grout the
top 6'25. its .rt. has» and has bad
the «no this.” ll II? it???“
lion; as he makes no Illinois!-
Ifllil norm
1916.
walk. in ummmnsw
Whereas, the‘admlhisll‘ator with the
will annealed at said estate not rd
infinistcred, on exhibited to- this Court
his administration a t as to such
, portion of the estate of said deceased
as has been heretofore hold in trust
primarily for the benefit of Sarah E.
Ordered: That Ihe matter of the ad
justment and allowance of said ac
count be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Norwalk on the 25th
day of Blay,.'1915 at 10 o'clock fore-
noon, authatJuhlic notice thereof
be given was persons interested
therein '87, publi ing this order In if
ncwépaper havtih
sai district at least ave days before
said day of hearing V
’ HENRY W. GREGORY.
will it Judge.
At a Court 'of mute. holder: at .'
Norwaik within. and for the District '
of Norwalk. on the run Maof ‘llay,
Estate of Hannah Kill. late of Ner- '
Beldrn; 'for adjustment end- approaal. . . .
a cIraquuo‘Iladil
"lhdlan' Motor Cycles
Distributors for Norwalk and
: South Norwalk .
'l he Sterling Motor (o._ -
Carlee; Conn
Phone 179
Repairs.
Neglected F A M» Repair
sh”. 4..
~Antomdhile and Motor Cycle 4
View finch. . , .
Edward A. Pam'seu 'to' Giusépné'
Hiserendino, haifiiing lots, 'Wlnni-
Dank
Louis S. Beers to Ralph Ferta and
wife, building lot on .Summitt street
and Taylor uvenue.’ War.
Louis Jannarlo ton. A. Crifllnx
two acres on Walter avenue. War.
Norwalk Security Corporation to
Joseph S. V, Dikeman, four lots on
Rhodonolla Park. War.
Abel Dance to Philip Harris, land
and buildings, Harbor avenue. War.
Jacob Schauh to Samuel W. Hoyt,‘
Jr. and Alfred Brown, three lots in
East Norwalk. War.
Florence ii. Mead and others, to
Hugh H. Hughes. Tour lots on Her-
bor View Park. War. .
John H. Knapp to Redmond F. Gib
ostrich. building lot on Highland .ave-
hue. War , ~
Albert M Rohlman to Margaret M.
Casey. lot and hulldings, Summltt
and Golden Hill streets. War. .
Louis 3. Beers to Charles Grimeidi
dvclbts. .fitrawherry Hfiljprg. War.
Edward A. Pattison to Antonio Mt-
serendino. building lot on Linden
street.
:....L.
lot and buildings. Park street. :Com
mitt“ M5 - . ’ '
Catherine E. Farrell
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Whit“ . . -.
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THURSDAY
play.
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FRIDAY
win:
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Lasky presents Blanche Sweat
"The Captive}:
«GOOD .HWTVHFUL DIVIV
3. Ever ry drink. served
fountain is itea’lliiiul in cicrjy iu~
gradient We use billy the best
~:‘
Hotchkiss "chewy, lot on Harbor
Thomas 0.. Balcom. committee. to ,. 1.3 ,_
Free to every one at 8: 8,0 am John W. Townsend, of New Haven.
“to keep ‘Z h' 4:
N18 3i ”momentum hut Heisman. new". Consul. streaL ..-
some. Lackey-c ii: William“ 5A: gins; .
is ,.:-
Thursday, Friday and Satur
The- '
H 134 136 Washmston Street
1.: Jan-:5
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4*».
fruit syrups. Our choclatc is be-
coming famous. Have you tried
at the fountain or in boxes to
take home Try our Soda and.
convince worse“ that it is; th2
« best in than;
The Norwalk [Iraq Chi
H. A. MEVAD Mgr.
'8 No. MainSt So Nomlk.
"risked if‘ returned to Chardes Ward.
gap was ”meet: again Net-wand
S 1’,th HF
Qt FEW
El.
So it's not for us to make a fuss
1‘. .
'1th if there‘s a spot where the an
shines not ’ ‘
1:“ There I always a lamp to light it. _ t .
And if there's a‘ wrong we know, ere' . .
.. Ian's
That heaven above will right it. »
Because of life's slid miscbances
about
"A change in our circuinstancéls.‘
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" Vror om world’s a pretty good sort or _
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world.
an: hC to whom we are debtor-
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meg VLVV:
VNor to wear ourselves out to herIVIV.
Appoints our pla‘oeV and supplies the"
LOST—SMALL WhilTE POODLEV .
female. Reward and no questions ’.
it? DcKly'us ice cream sewed;
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