ants'
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional W6rd, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
gigssified “Ads.”—-— To Let,
rSale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
M
WANTED.
I}
W".
WANTEOL-A GIRL ABOUT 15
assist with housework and care
children. Apply 18 Maple St. '
TU
DE
1120 iii
WANTED—EXPERIENCED HAND .
cutters, also operator on electric cut-
L'onnectlcut. Close Examinations and
, to get our estimate. We can save you
, money. Phone 810-3.
‘rwill give astonishing low prices on
' _ tage street. Tel. 1271-3.
\
, rather have them by special deliver»?
ting machine. Cluett, Peabody & 00.,
line. {120 3t
, _ WANTED~£ALES GIRL. AD—
" dress in own hand writing, “Clerk,”
'clo Sentinel. a20 31',
Point, South Norwalk, Ct.
1120 3t.
, WANTEDwTYPEWRITER AND
.oilice assistant Reply in own hand:
.writing, stating qualifications and sa- I
lary expected. Address “Oihce Assis- ,
taut." clo Sentinel.
‘WANTED
1119 at
T0 ' PURCHASE
small piece oi.’ land on water. Piece'
may be on an island, inlet, creek, or
harbor. Address J. A. 'l‘., jr. Box 83
Noroton, Conn.
WANTED—ELM GROVE HAND
Laundry, 33 pieces washed and ironed
600. Open air Irying Postal to N0.
12 Elm Grove and boys will call.
819 St
I WANTED-dPOSITION AS CHAD-F lN
i’eur, married, aged 30 y.ears Gamge
experience. Best of references. Ad-
dress Chauffeur, clo Sentinel. alS 3t:
BUSINESS NOTICE
ELM GROVE HAND LAUNDRY. 33
pieces washed and ironed, 500. Open:
air drying. Postal to No. 12
Grove and boys will call.
Elm
1119 3t
LADIES—WHY NOT HAVE YOUR
paper hanging done now, before thel
rush. Paper hung 25c double. roll.
Painting reasonable. No. 11 Havilsnd
street. Tele. 834-5.
A. N‘IODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST,
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. Prices reasonable.
H. SCHENK, 8 CLAY STREET,
tailor. Cleaning, pressing, altering oi.’
ladies' and gents. garments. Making
0! Ladies' Suits to order a specialty.
Skirts from $3 up. Suits from 58 up.
Satisfaction or no pay.
ITALIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA
Mme, gl'aduate from the University
It ltaly. Licensed in New York and
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely, avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2111
,—
. oALVAron CHARIOTT— GENER-
ul contractor. Estimates glven on
It! kinds of contract Work. ,Be sure
36 Wood St.
SMITH AND wsuou'r HAVING"
reduced their expenses to a minimum
jalntlng, paperhanging and. general
lobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cat-
or 743-2.
We pay best prices toi- sll klndo- of
JUNK.
TI-IE WM. EFFRON CO. Inc.
Send pastel or telephone. Tel. 441
NOTICE . ,
EXCURSIONS
STEAMER NORTHPORT
Between
’ROTON POINT, VALLEY
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
“Boat Leaves Boat Leave.
Roton Point. - Newport.
" 11:30 a. m._ 9:30 a. in.
4:00 p. m. 2::00 p.m. ‘ '
8:00 p. m. 1. 6:00 p. :0.
Boat arrives Boat Leaves
Valley Grove. ' Valley Grove
12:30 p. m. 10:15 'a. in.
5:00 ‘p. 111 2:45 p. m.
9:00 p.1n . 6:45 p.111.
Boat arriVes at Boat arrives at
Northport Boton Poln
1:30 p. m. 11:15 a. r’n.
; 5:45 p. m. , 3:45 p. 111...:
'~ 9:45 p. to. 9:45 11,111.
Fork—Round Trip. 500.
I
~ !
"WANTED—~YOUNG MAN WISHES
position as chauffeur. Best of exper-V
ience. Address Mrs. C. E Hoyt Fine}
1119 (it.
I
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TO LET. “I" FOR SALE.
TO Ler~nocns 0N PUTNAMl « FOR SALE—A TOP WAGON GOOD
Ave. All improvements Inquire mlserviceable business wagon, ' newly
47 West Ave, South Nornalk or phone painted this spring. No reasonable at
453 ago 3; fer refused. C 1L. Haudly, 30 Myrtle
_..,,St E. N. 121951120 31
To LEIHFOUR noon APART-Q
ment, suitable for "adult. Private
house, eight rooms. Bath. All improve-
iments two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire 2 High St.
FOR SALE—TWO 6 11.0011 COT
tages. Water and toilet. Nicely locat-
ed. Price 81,600 apiece. $200 down
ltt..t 111.;21cd to purchase price. Rent
I, 33031 for 314. Calcium: to own your home.
. -.. -_. _, -- -jCa.. :.'.~.d 5:0. me for full particulars.
TO LET—THREE NICE Rt)t,erl“"" L‘rotlittt, 16 South Main street.
for light housekeeping. Furnished. 820 “I!
Gas, electric lights, stove,- dishee, run-j FOR SALE-DUCK BOAT, 13 FT
ing water and room for two gentle- by 3 feet, 8 inches. White Cedar and
imen. Call and 399 them No 113copper fastened. New last fall. 35"
Haviland street South Norwaik I East avenue “20 3‘
1120 61;
FOR SALE—SIX ROOM COTTAGE
on Wilson road. Built of best of ma
, teriai and comenient to everything
(hestnut street _‘ __ trolley. seashore and town. Electric
To LET—APARTMENT OF SIX lights installed. Best of spring water
rooms All improvements at 33 Sea- ““59 10‘ 8011200 000d garden 50“
view avenue Mrs Charles H. Ais Some tools, etc as owner desires to
thorpe Phone 635 320 31139 away. $500 cash takes possession.
W C ll. Allc 11, Wilson road.1120 3t
TO LET-4‘0 SMALL FAMILY. 5 “' “ 1 .
rooms, all imprmements. Reasonable.' FOR §ALE”'PIANO OPPORTUM'
TO LET—TWO ROOMS, FURN
No. 11
1120 3t
Tished or unfurnished. inquire
No, 20 Taylor avenue, near West the. Desirable second hand Instru
street. 020 3t ments‘ at prices that will appeal to
\ lecouomlcai buyers. Raps upright, :65.
TO LET-—— SECOND FLOOR, 8,Mathushek upright, $95. Kroeger up-
partinl improvements.1right, $135. Checkering grand, $200.
ewiy papered. Inquire ’ot JeromejAnderson Player piano, its-note, $290.1
Cottage street;
1119 31.,Terms as low as $1 per week. Stein.
tert‘s Music «Store, 915 Main street.
FIVE near State, Bridgeport, Conn. 019 31
I Smith on premises
T0 LET—FROM SEPT. 1.
[rooms over L'Hommedieu’s Grocery; .
:Store, East Washington street. All FOR SALE-JEWET'I‘ PIANO. 385
are. ”Em and 11er Inquire at store discount. Just returned from rental in
1 9.19 3t admnce of lease. Beautiful mahogany
geese. looks like new. Guaranteed.
To LET“'5 ROOMS AND BATH- iWeekly or monthly payments. Stelnv
All improvements. 17 Lowe street. M“, Music Store 915 Main 311-991 1‘
,neur West street. “19 3'3 near State, Bridgeport, Conn. 1119 31‘
M-.-» .. .1 ..
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To RENT—Store, 5 Woodward a39- WILL BELL. EITHER one of my bus
nue. Inquiie of Carl Scliaub, Railroad ““3395 Both doing well Inquire (nu-ll
menus or of J M Layton, 11w- 018' 3‘ Schaub, Railroad street, South Nor
-‘ I“111k 018- M
TO LET—LARGE BUILDING F‘ORl .. M
35 monthly smmme {or storage or? FOR SALE~ONE LIQUOR LIC
shop of any kind. Plenty Of light- MP3 ones, for Town of Norwalk. For tur-
J W. Powell. 281 Washington street, thel‘ information address P. o Boxl
South Norwalk. ' E573, South Norwalk. a12 tt
I
TO LET—«FIVE ROOMS WITH
improv‘rements, at 9 Hamilton avenue. ‘
5 rooms with improvements, at 72.
. AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—4 CYLINDER, FIVE
: camels CAPTURE
North Main street. inquire United
. . passenger car: with extra business
Grocery Company; ’-
body. $125. It you don't expect a new!
car for second hand price. Address
im =“Aut0." Clio Sentinel.
I .-
TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 219
E. Washington street. Partial
movements. Inquire at: 64 South
Main St., South Norwallt;
FOR SALE—qt LARGE LINE OF
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright, 6 Madison street. :80.
Norwalk. Phone 1413-4. sis 1m
To LET—~11 UNION an
apartment. Possesion at once.
Hatch and Bailey 00.
LOST.
LOST-AU'I‘O CRANK HANDLE
between Wilson road and -Norwalk.
Reward given if; returned to tinn-
tord Garage. 1119 St
7 ROOM
The
326 t!
FOR SALE—HUPMOBILE RUNA.
bout 16 'H. P. in». good order. Inquire,
George F. Foote, South Norwalk.
9.12 1t
~Accept all the luck that comes
coming! ill you want a job use a Son«
your way—but don't DEFEND on its
tine! Want Ad ‘
LOST—AT THE snort Omen-1
urday, a child"s gold bracelet.‘ en-
graved Marjorie. Reward if returned
to Mrs. Wm. J. Flaming, jr., Darien
_ 319 3t
a--I-u-u-n-u--ig,===========!!.
Dorlon Heuse
(Grego Deutevard
Eas?Norwaik )
‘ Opens May 1. .
'HORE DINNERSy AND- ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders, hand.
made, painted inside, tin rooting,
plumbing and heating. .
. ' HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Wlter 81:. Phone 1106-12
;:::!F_f.. .,:£::__.
101111.11. O'SULLIVAN, 1510p. '
. Telephone Call ‘720.
‘ Fleasnnt Hour. CLOckwood'oil-Isllp
2| ,_ roOAY:
pointy and magnetic Marguerite clerk
., ,. as the star of “r
. » “Seven Sisters?
DANCING ' :l’ SATURDAY:
“‘T‘he P’Vlu'” . .- " sROAOWAy Fan'russz.
Hl‘RSIMNY; 1 ' 'g'3W ‘ “AOFJDFVI: . ‘
, ADMISSION “25c. " ”
.1...n--.n
_ Instructor in attendance to
assist all who wish aid. ’
Private lespons time by
impointrn'chit:M a?!
Olga Petrova in
“111? Painted heart at a
Woman”
I.
coma-(.11,
Before being shown anywhere else
"Can you send kisses in letters by
parcel post?"
"I think the recipients would
mumps inherited.r
_ greatgg thereopoo test was indicntdd. » '
Lhw. A NASH, Frey).
one so Was—teddy In the city. the Castor. Theatres wIll
1 present
1 . ANNETTE KEL nM .
There are momotelght soundings ..,, LE AN
in the “Pooled ocean where a depth “ 2 DMD.“
THE NOVOGEORGIESVK
FORTRESS
MBERLIN, Aug: 20, via London,
12 :20 p. m.—~Oificial announce-
ment was made here of the cap-
ture of the important Russian
fortress of l\mogcorglewlt111th
more than 20,000 men.
The statement follows:
‘Thc Fortress of N03 ogcoro
gicrsk, the enemy's last bulwark
in Poland has been captured af~
tcr stuborn resistance
“The entire garrison, including
over 20.000 men and snot-mow?
stock of war material fell intoi
our hands.
“The emperor left for Novo-
georgrimsk in Oriltl' to giw the;
thanks Of himself and the lath—l
crland to the leader of the attack.
General You Bcsclcr, and his
troops. '
The capture of hmogeor-li
gicv 5k has been foreseen Since the;
fall of \V arsau'. \t hen the gen»?
cral Russian rttrcat was made
from the VI arsaw salient Grand
Duke Nicholas. the Russian com—
mander-in—Chlcf. elected to leave
a garrison in the fortress, rather
than evacuate this position as it
was recognized that the onlx
question Was how long the’de-
fenders would be able to hold
out
'llic Grand lhikcis decision ap—
parcnily “as Illlt’ to the strate—
gital position Of the fortress. So
long as the Russians rctamed it.
they u crc able to stop communi-
'zitiou on tho \ istula ri\ cr. Novo-
gem'gzimsk is 19 miles northwest:
of “hrsau, and is situated at,
ihc junction of the \istula Na-IE
row and VI kra riwrs. On aC—'
count of its position it u as (It’S‘:
Cllllt‘ll by an \ssociatcd Press!
correspondent ullo \isitcd it yes
tonic). as a second V icksburp
l or nearly ten wet-ks the fort.
rose had been completely invests;
Oil by the Germans. and several:
I
I
l
.of the ouih'lnn' forts were cup-i
111ml early this week. .\'ovo—
gcorgit'vsy was strongly dcfcncl-
ml and was said to have llt‘C‘Il
(‘qlllllpi’tl with sufficient ammuniq
lion and food supplies for a loutr',
m-riml. lls sucedv capture doubt-1
loss rcprcscuts another triumph?
for tho—great German and Ans—t
lrinu Sit-go guns. '
l‘icv'éc Of the heaviest 'cal‘lllrc,
wcrc brought up for the attack. 5
. 4"
OLD TIMER TO RACE AGAIN
.\'EW YORK Aug 20. «George Rob-
crtson winner of the Vanderbilt Cupl
race in 1908. who was injured while
practicing for the some event. two:
years later, has decided to return to;
automobile racing after the years 011‘
retirement. lie expects to drive a can
In the race for the \ Incent Astor I up
at the new Slicepshcnd Bay Speedw'a) I
on October 2. l
OILD CONUNDRUMS.
Ancient Form of Humor Very Rarely
Seen Nowadays. ,
Half a century ago that form of;
humor known as the conundrum was;
thought to be very amusing and one or
the highest forms of wit. And the man
5r woman who had a store of new'ones
always ready to propound was consid
ered a most entertaining person. 01
course, everyone knows what a co;
nundrum is, for even today it creeps
up ocoasiOnaily in some remotedls-
trier.” ~ . ,
But,» the really old ones that: lie
lighted our grandfathers are for. the
most part buried iri’ oblivion Did you
ever hear of the one about the watch
dog? This is the brand of 1850 and is
pretty good of its kind: »
“Why is a watch dog bigger at night
than in the morning?" “Because he is
let out at night and taken thin the
morning." .
This one use a great favorite of the
beam: of 1860 who wanted to flatter
,1
the ladies:
"\
SIAM 0RD IHEH
' y
Prompt
“WE IbVITE COMPARISON"
NOTE THE LOW PRICES AND THE SPECIAL STAMP OFFERINGS ALL‘ '1‘,
Andrew 'avey’ s
WEEK AT
P50 1
' Delivery
go WASHINGTON ST. 418
so. NORWALK
golden Grain
“The World’s
Best.” Cut to
FLOU R
PEERLESS COFFEE
GRAN ULATED SUGAR
"What's the diilerence between 11‘
donkey and u postage stamp?" "One;
you lick 11 1th a stick and the other you
stick with a lick."
"What was the greatest feat in the}
eating line ever known?" ‘That re "
icorded or the man who began by bolt-. I
log a door, after which he threw up 11
lwindow and then sat down and swal
lowed the \\ hole story."
“Why is a little dogs tail like the
heart of a tree?" “Because it is term i
est from the bark." 1
“Which would you rather dowlook
like a greater fool than you are or be;
a greater fool than you look?" (Let'
the person choose and then say,
“That’s impossible")
“What do lawyers do when they
die?" "Lie still "
“What is the most inconvenient time
for a train to start?" “12'. 50, as it 1..
.4 to 1 you don’ t catch it."-——Bakerheld
Californian. __ ,
W
GATHERED UP THE PIECES.
“She burst into tears," this novelist
says.
"How dreadful!" we Cry, turning
cold.
But to our reliei. on the following
page,
“She collected herself, " we are told
Emily Wakeman Hartley.
Manager
LPMM 2300.
I-‘RIIIAY and SATURDAY 110.20 andll
MAT‘INEE SATURDAY
" MATINEE Ar 2.11%
THE FAMOUS HARVARD
my...»
101111 1113011
and n Notable Company of Players
PRICES Evenings $350“: 250
A. ll. WilllllS Presents
“COMMON CLAY”
BY CLEVES KINKEAD
WITH
f
EVENINGS AT 3.20 ‘
PRIZE PLAY ;
I: i ANNOUNCEMENT
“The Best Value in. The Famous [Crystal Domino in ,
America" airtight, sanitary, packages. The “The World’s Best".
, » ' best sugar for preserving. All Kinds ’
30¢ LB' . - Cut to _' IP
20 s. an. Stamps With 5 LB. PACKAGE 32¢ 20¢ 1? g ,f
Each .Pound 31/2 LB. PACKAGE;22¢ 6° temps re 31,?
VERY ,.
' Cut to
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER 300 ll}
SWIFT’S SILVER DOUBLE TIP PAR- IDIIQAQSDEIFIIIRE U QUAKERrFl-rRINA
LEAF LARD N‘ or
LOR MATCHES COATED RICE CORN FLAKESC
Absolutely Pure R =1 b Cut to 5
Cut to . cgu ar 5c ox. Regular 10c pkg."
11¢ LB. 12 for 25¢ 3 lb. carton 90¢ 5¢ 9,,
EXTRA Cut. 3 QUARTS A
SELECTED SWEET POTATOES 3 FOR 250
LA HERBERT NEW LOBSTER ATLAS JELLY CAMPBELL’S
SALAD DRESSING MoErAT POWDER SOUPS
, . CRAB . .
Large Bottle Regular 30c ca n.. Regular 10c pkg. All Kinds ,,
10¢ 25"} 4 for 2:“ o3 cans'25¢
’ IMPORTED KIPPERED HERRING In Tomato Sauce 10¢ GEN
REGULAR Cut ' ’V «,I 'k
COCOANUT CRACKER > .5. L3. to 10¢; lb,
1" 10 STAMPS WITH ‘EAC H OF THE FOLLOWING: \ ~
1 Bot Atlas Root Beer too I Pkg, Corn Starch .. loo. 1 Can Black Pepper .. roc '
1 Can Peterman D‘SCQV' 1 Bot. Salad Oil ' 1°C 1 Tar Jam ............ rec .
1 Can iiééchrobh,. """ ”:3: 1 Bot. Ammonia ..... to: I Can Karo Syrup 10c : ‘
1 Pkg. Hominy too 1 Can Skat ...... lot 1 Can Shinola ....... 1 , Inc
1 Pkg. White Meal .. Inc 1 I Can Potash roc 1 Bot. Vanilla ...... 15c
1 Pkg Yellow Meal. I Can Dutch Cleanser . IOC , 1 Bot, Lemon ........ 15¢ .-
PURE _ FULL SIZED Cut " CANS ‘
CONDENSED, ,. M I L K CANS to 3 ‘FOR 250
awn... anafifiellngtéltew g f .
"\\ hen it becomes a pretty w’oniuu. .
lime are some more of about thcl Shore Dinners “01‘0” PolN'I‘ PAR“
same period that may interest you. ’
Day and Evening Basket Parties Welcome
OPEN ’VEAR WESTPORT;
AROUND C O M P O I N N Connecticut._
Dine and Dance Between the Courses—Orchestra.
———CAFE GRILL
Inimitable Entenainment—Perlection in Food and Service. ' .
$1 50 SHORE DINNER SPE lIAL $1 5
12 Noon tot. .30 p.111 ”Commencing May 29. ‘
M E N U
Olives, Celery, Radishes, Pickles, Little \ecks, Clam Chowder, Flsh
in Season. Parislenne Potatoes, \Hali.’ Cold Boiled Lobster; Maydnnatl "
Dressing, Halt Broiled Chicken, New Boiled Potatoes, vegetables II};
Season, Deml Tessa.
A LA CARTE SERVICE AT ALL TIMES—Telephone 98 Was ‘1 _
: o"
GREATEST RUCUST‘“
,SALE
The August sale III progress, as this ”Slur
forelbly demonstrates the supremacy
ly REDUCED PRICES.
A. .J Collins Co.
I Have Secured the Agency of the j
. ~:. .. use AUTOMOBILE 5.5
73 NORTH MAIN S
JANE cowl.
Matinee $1.029 I? 355-; , _ ,
S l BENEDIC
SOUTH NORWA
Norwalk Chronicler