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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 6, 1915 · page 3

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Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
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TO LET.

_ , WANTED. l

.‘ WANTED-A COMPETENT Gian
tor upstairs work and to help with cupied by John W. Beatty, 219 East
the Children. Mrs. F. H. Montgomery. Washington street; also, apartments
V32 France street, Norwslk. 86 3t at 219 E. Washington street and 41

lChapel street. Partial improvements.

 

WANTED—MAN % DRIVE DE-
iivery wagon: Apply Great A. & P.‘ Norwalk.
ri‘ea Co.‘ 124 Washington street. So. I ~_____,- - _
Eggs“: a6 sci To LET—-FlIVE ROOMS AND SUN-V
V lparlor. All improvements. Private en-

WANTED—FOB CASH. .MEDIUMlmmce' Phone 685. Mrs 0.1-1. Ale.
Bize touring car, perfect condition. All I thorpe, 33 Seaview avenue, East Nor-
accessories. Cheap tor the price Ad- walk. > a8 3”

dress s. J. L. Box 228, Noroton TO LEst-A SUIT/5’ ROOMS, 0';
Heights, COM” "3"“ er L'Hommedieu's Grocery, 203 Wash!
lngton-street. $14. per month. inquire
at store. ' a5 3t

 

 

 

 

 

 

To LET—FLAT 5 ROOMS, im-
provements. Also four emcee. Inquire
‘ Sgnuei Roodner, Ann street. Sorlth
Norwallr. in st

 

 

 

TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 0 Ann street. South Nor-

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TO LET—STORE FORMERLY OC- .

Inquire at 64 Soutl 3M“ St. South

condition. A rare opportunity to ss-

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—ONE KAPS SECOND
hand upright piano, $65. Terms. :1 a
week. M. Steinert & Sons Company,
915 Main street, near State street,
Bridgeport, Comi. 8.! 3t

 

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FOR 8A_l._E ~OAK ROLL TOP
desk :12. Remington type writer 812.
Willow baby carriage, $5, ilne condi-
‘tion, Holes. 18 High street, South
Norwalk. at at

 

FOR SALE—MOTOR BOATA FUD
ly equipped. No reasonable otter re«
filsed. inquire at Barker's Launch
Co. ' as (it

FOR BALE—A LARGE LOT ON
Stevens street. VOwner will sell at
bargain price. Ask us about it. J. M.
Layton & 00.. South Norwallr. 82 6t

FOR SALE—$275 SMALL FIVE-
passenge touring car in excellent

 

 

cure a good car at a very low price.
F. C. Goodyear. 76 Wall street. Jer-
walk. lad-u.

on Sunday .will formulate a

. .der, joint 1- Polishand Austin-Hun.

* as again‘st a similar declaration ‘of‘

filiolhtlm
Albums

, teneue_..rr'ée “tel Pres->3

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Berlin reports that a Council

proclamation deflating Poland to
be a send-ammonium state, un-

gan‘an rule.”1‘his conforms with
‘alrece‘nt decision of“ ("Polish
Congress held it Piotrkow,'Rus-
sian Poland, which proposed a
joint Polish and AustrmHungar.
ian rule with a separate Poland
army and’ the fullest Polish
autonomy cenststent with the
strategic interests of Austria-
Hungary. . .

The German form of autonomy
is regarded as a bid for the sup-
port of the population of Poland

ampere: Nicholas procuring“
eventual Polishilautonomy under
Russian suzereifity The out.
Come of these events in Warsaw
probably will determine the po-
litical status of Poland during
the war. ‘

What the Germans . will‘ “do

tempting to complete their en-
veloping movement is a matter of
much speculation. If the cam-

 

 

 

 

 

A wnorfe. WEEK or “WORTH WHILE”

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next in a military way, after ate. V

paign against the Russians is not '

 

 
 
 

 

IDahercs. Co.

' you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-

.9.“ BROADWAY sTAR FEATURE.

 

 

 

li'auroad Ave. cor. Guy ‘31.

OTICE
" EX URSIONS . .
‘i STEAMER NORTHPORT
Between
lROTON POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTH‘PORT

Boat Leaves Boat Leaves

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‘Roton Polnt. Newport
, 11:30 a. in. 9:30 a. m.
j 4:00 p. m. 2:200 pm.
8:00 p. In 6:00 p. to

post arrives
Valley Grove.

Boat Leaves
Valley Grove

; 12:30 p.111. . 10:15 a. m.
5:00/p. m. . 2:45 p. in.
9:00 p. in 6:45 p. m.

Boat arrives. at . Boat arrives at '

Northport Roton Poln

. 1:30 p. m. 711215 a. m'.

, 5:45 p.111. 3:45 p.111.
9:45 p. at. 9:45 p.111.

Fare—Round Trip, 50c. , ‘.

 

energetically pushed there is tth
. possibility of the present victor-

 

 

And _ walk. .Inquire No. 2 West avenue. ti
Service ”To LET—21 UNION er. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. 1318 .
. Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 it
“uh ‘To Ler~six aoou COTTAGE
“d cmml’ with all improvements. 12 Lincoln
Selected avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
Goods .1 at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms‘with
Pd“. Thll improvements. at 72 North Main St.
5 rooms, Hanford place. Rent“$l5. in-
lnsu
” . United Grocery Company.
Continued ,
“mm BUSINESS NOTICE

 

PAPER HANGER AND PAINTER
First class. Rooms papered. :3 up
Pointed $1. 50. Good material used. A
Christian. 0015:! references. Tel. 8344
V11 Haviland St. as at

 

SMITH AND WRIIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhanging and genele
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-i
tage street Tel. 1271-3. or 7432.

 

PAPER HANGING, 25.-

8344, 11 Haviland street, 150. Norwalk
a2 6t

 

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

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H. SOHENK, 8 CLAY STREET.
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering of
ladies' and ‘gents. garments. Making
of Ladles’ Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from 83 up. Suits from :8 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.

 

 

. LOOK!
' I share thV-oiits with you by giving

~pinteed tan made into leaders. hand
made. painted inside. tin roofing,
plumbing and ’heating. .

V HENRY A. HEGELEIN.

”56 water Vet. . Phone 11cm:

 

Pleasant Hour, Loekwood's Hall.

 

' TODAY’S SPECIAL:

' Blanche Sweet-playing the noblest =

leharac__ter she has been ever called up-

1”“ to portray in the Lasky production _, '
5: bf

. ' “the out”

1 An exciting and pleasing Detective V

. £31511?

idrama.
i ‘ SATURDAY:

. . MONDAY:
Vf‘i'vno Paysl”

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ADMISSION:H .l'.'."_ m.
instructor in. attendanco‘ to

assist all who‘w‘lsh aid. ‘ '

Private lessons any time by

' 2.0381.

"THE Will. VEFVFRON "o. VInc.

lTALIAN MlDlMIFE—JKRB SANTA
nuco,.graduate from the University
at ltaly. Licensed in New York and
'onnectiiut. Close Examinations and
resistance by latest modern methods.
ll Ely avenue. Telephone 315.13 2m

 

aaLva‘roa enamo'rr— GENRE
so! Conductor. Estimates given on
Iii kinds or contract work. Be sure
to get our cruciate. We'éaa me you
.ledd 818-8. 86 Wood VOL I

” Dorlon House
Gre B ulevar'd
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Opens May 1. ~
SHORE. DINNER AND ALL

KINDS OF A FOOD
COOKED 1:0 ORDER.

 

 

 

VIOVIV'VINV EV. O'SULL'IVAVN. Pl‘dp-
ele'ohone Call no. . I"

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Floral Tributes, original ae-

beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
service. Telegraph communica-
tiOn with leading florists' in prin-
cipsl cities in the United States.-

South Niiwalk little!
3 So. Main St; So. Nor-Walk, Ct.
Phone 364.. , ’

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CENTS
' double roll Painting. Reasonable. Tel.

' paper heving a circulation in

’DlS'l‘RlCT OF NORWALK, 38.,

2 Dulce; in Nurw'alk, on the 11th day. of

V days betore said day of hearing.
w'. pay but prices fer all kinds of ‘

ies being undone. While if an of-
i’ensive in the east. is continued
the Germans face the rigors and
dangers of a‘ “1m" campaign VinVV
Russia. . " ‘2.
Conservative students here
think it will regult in a compro-
mise, in which the Germans will

lltll nus VV

District Of Norwalk, ss. PM
Court. August 4th, A. D.. 1915. 7
Estate of Oscar St. John, late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the '3;

 

:cutor exhibit
its administration account to. this
Court for adjustment, at the Probate

 

allies in Norwalk, on the 13th day of
August. 915. at 10 o'clock forenoon;
Vand that'all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the Ex-
ecutor will cause this order to be pub- puma“ thnvthcyV Vlllve (lug;-
lished in a‘ newspaper hating g clr- tthndelves in. V
l culatlon in said District, at lanai five 4... - ' ’
.. » '-T”E BF. unions. 3
"9 obtained by advertising “to the
9" emphyfll- The Sentinel reaches
”I Class 1 VNorwalk and vicinity.

withdraw part of their eastern
army. leaving enough men to
maintain and secure the defensive?

 

*ldays before said 13m day of August.
1915. ..

l HENRY W.
a 6 1t.

GREGORY-
Judge
3 District of Norwaik, ss.. Probate
locum, August 5th.'A. D.. 1915.
Whereas, written application has
(been made to this Court for adminis-
tratlon of'the estate of Pietro Desinii
ebo. late of Norwaik in said District,
deceased. .
: Ordered, That said application be
iheard and determined at the Probate
Office . in Norwalk,‘on the 12th day
of August, 1915, at 2 o’clock after-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing thlsf’order in a
newapaper having a Circulation in
said ‘Districtyat least five days be-
fore said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.

 

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District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. August 5th.A.D.. 1915.

Estate of Paul bengyel, late of Nor-
walk, in said District. deceased. t

Ordered, That the Administratrlx
exhibit her Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the no
«bate cities in Norwalk, on the 13th
day of August. 1915. at 2 o'clock of.
tobacco; and that all persons interg.
ested in said Estate may be untitled
thereof. the Administratrlx will cause «
this order to be published in a news-
said
District at least five days before said
13th day Of August. 1915.

HENRY W. GREGORY.

Judge'

CASH SALE

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Pro-
bate Court. August 6th, A. D..1915.
Estate of George W. ’Byx‘bee. into or
Norwaik,’ in said District. deceaoethVVlVVV
Whereas, written plicatlon

been made to this Court by the admin-
istrator of said estate praying,“ an rea-
sons therein set forth. for an order 'au~

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signs; Casket Coverings o! rare .thorizing mto sell certain real estate » , . -. -.

 

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U go WASHINGTON ST. 4,10 ‘ ’
so. NDRWALK _ . \
.. DRANCHES IN NEW YORK. NEW JERSEY, STAMFORD, DANBURY, NORWALK, l
V" VsOUTVH NORWALK NEWBURGH.‘ , a
.V V. D 0 V Done .Cut “ '
Golden Grain FLOUR an... .. 95c bg. .
sme's SILVER VERY BEST CREAMERY SWIFT s é'M'O'KED V l
LEAF, LARD F ~ D VBU'II‘VTER ’tVSHOUVDDEVRS
Absolutely Pure TefihCreagleYfies ,1: 2,4221 Be“ Lean andVTender VV
Cut to Cut to . .VCutVtoV V
. 11¢ lb. \ 31¢ per pound 125§¢ lb.
V . SPECIAL 11' 'Per '
l J ONE 5. F L 0 U R, n $1.9 ~
STANDARD GRANU- PEERLES TEASV , EXTRA SELECTED
LATED SUGAR All Kinds—the Finest Teas NEW POTATOES
. 1, . Grown , V
LL Special at 50¢ per pound VPer Peck 17¢V
. 1.16 lbs for $1. 00 I 50 Stamps VFree Per Bushel 65¢
Cut V
Sweet Clever Brand MILK .. 100 ca
Fai 508? oz NE, BABBITT’S. OCTA- ”mil 01mm
Borg}; Soap . 0 . Karo Syrup
Grandma's Powder GON SOAP Sugar Corn
Castile Soap ‘ . gewkélrurgageas
Your Choice Cut to us Your Choice
V3 for 11¢ r 6 Cakes for 25¢ V3 for 25¢:

 

 
 
 

 

Atlas Brand COFFEE The be“ coffee 210W“ V350 lb

40 s a H STAMPS wiTH EACH POUND .

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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DOUBLE TIDPED FANCY CALIFOR-V FANCY CAL. TUNA FIVSH‘~
MATCHES ”IA PRUNES SLICED PEACHES Regular 25c jean ~
Cut to Cut to ‘ Cut to Cut to

12 hosts for 25¢ 3 lbs. for 17¢ 3 cans {0" 25¢ 18¢ V
V . ‘Worth Cut ‘ .
GOLDEN C .0 F F E E m m to . , V1.86

 

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CASH‘ SALE

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KE NOTICE

Not wanting to replenish V our stock of Pianos
as our lease expires October Isl: we have
decided to Vacate august 15th.

~' Several slightly used and Also new Pianos of

standard make Can be bought at Cost,,no teas-:-
onable cash Offer will be refused

2 Remember AuguSt the 15th
9 The StOr‘e will be open evenings

 

 

CASH

SAL’E CASH SALE

WPIA NO BUYERS

‘roa'V WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

THE M SONNENBERG PIANO co V

SOUTH NORWALKV.

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of said as ate. V . r Vt,
Ordered. That said applicdtion be C A SH . S A L E
heard and determined at the Probate " ~ . . .

 

 

 

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August, 1915, at 9 o'clock. torenotm; ~ ' .
and that public notice be given to all Dan iflg - -“
persons interesteVVd therein by publish-
ing this firm." in a Newspaper having a

circulation in said District, at least five

 
 
 

. HENRY W. GREGORY, Jddie.

. WVITH OURVV ADVERTISERS-

 

 

 

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Shore Dinner 75c $1.00 $1. 50

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COMPO INN

Dine and Dance We the Convent—Orchestra.

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inimitable Entertainment—Perfection in FOod and Service.

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