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FRIDAY. SEPT. 10, 1915
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count of said Department on
Wants!
LASSIE'IED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Classified “Ads.”-—-To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
face or Caps, Double Price.
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I" WANTED. I TO LET. FOR SALI.
WANTED—CHAUFFEUR. sm'ra fiib‘FLRBOMS 0N PUTNAM' FOR SALE ENGLISH ss’r'rsa
Ave. All improvements. Inquire at
age, experience, references and wages
expected. Homer, Sentinel Office.
ell) 3t
4
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WANTED—CAPABLE WOMAN AS
housekeeper in small family. Good
worker desired who would appreciate a
Bath and all improvements. 213 East
'1 West Ave, 80. Norwaik, or phone
58.
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TO LET—SEVEN ROOM FLAT.
permanent home; references required.
Call afternoon or evening, 8 Myrtle
avenue. 510 1t
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WANTED—OLD GEESE FLA'I‘H-
e! beds, antique furniture, covetlets,}'—
quilts, Shawls, lamps and curious;
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eta! Delivery, Norw alk, Conn s9 3t-
MIANTED—BY WOMAN, ANY KIND
of work by the day. Address M. K,
With or without board in private fam-
walk Tel. 1106- 12.
rooms.
“in“ for cash C F Dickin on, Gen .ments, South Norwaik. Five rooms at
l5 Isaacs place,
ments. Apply to M. J. Crowley, 4 West; ‘
' Main street. lNorwalk.
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Washington street. sit) at Elm street, horwalk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace, cement
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
'ly. 8-1 Woodward avenue, South Nor
s10 3t
pups, and also running fox hounds.
Fox pups also.
0
.ca lacs. [1 8! Cranbury. Tel 5762
on application. Very easy terms. Jack~
son’s Studio, .33 Wall street, Norwalk.
'5. Gregory,
510 iii
Steven
FOR SALE-HOUSE FOR SALE.
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TO LET—25 PUTNAM AVENUE, 6
Norwalk. Improve-
310 iii
c[o Sentinel. 89 3t l
. WANTED—TO BUJY
size furnace.
nus, South Norwalk
WANTED—BOY TO WORK
IN
‘etore. Address K, clo Sentinel. '
58 3t.
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Peabody 8: Co.
A SMALL ment has furnished room to rent. Hot
I Feinsod,13 Ely ave and
53¢ lights. Private, quiet and .comiortable .
iApply Russell. Keeler Building, Apr. 20
1 To LET—FURNISHED 11.0011,an-
WANTE°~Y0UNG MEN FROM traily located, electric lights, best, use
18 10 20 years Of 380 Apply Cluett, of bath and telephone
58 3NWest Washington street.
second floor with all improve- pigs 1
horse Rubber tire runabout and narn
TO LET— BACHELOR APART one for ”60.11160 llght wagon. :25.
P
cold water, bath, gas and electric
hone 892-2. 39 3t
s10 3t
or carriage horses. Apply to Frank J.
.Lockwood, ilverymau, Rowayton,
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD WORK.
Ct.
as at;
Inquire 15
89 3t.
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WANTED-A 1914 FORD TOURING
‘car or runabout. Address P. 0. Box1
81, Noroton. Telephone 165, Darlen.
1’” 88 at!
A. MOONE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST“!
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyclesi
and sundries. Both sold nd exchanged. ‘5
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-‘l
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea
'sonable.
BUSINESS NOTICE
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
mi contractor. Estimates given on
Ill kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone ills-3. 26 Wood St.
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING.
reduced their expenses to a minimum~
will give astonishing low prices on
painting,
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Got--
[age street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2.
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FOUND.
FOUND—A CANOE 0N COLLEND
era Point shore. Owner may have same
by describing and giving namc.Cal1
or write, Thomas W. Finley. ooiienc
_ erfs Point, Noroton, Conn. 38 31:
[Hill NOIICIS'
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TO LET—FOUR ROOMS TO LET, ~s
FOR SALE—AT NEW CANAA‘N.
seven room house and sleeping porch l
All improvements. Garage for
cars. Chicken house. Lot 80x310. Good
[W0
bade. Will exchange for building lot
61 South Main; all improiements. In- land suitable amount oi cash E P
quire 0.” premises. S9 3‘ Jordan, Stamford, Conn. 88 3t
L ~ 11 E, 14 80.
T0 ET NEW ‘OUS 3 FOR SALE—PLATE GLASS
Main street; tour rooms and bath; all
iimprovemonts. Apply L. Flore, 143.
80. Main street.
T0 LET—TWO FIVE-ROOM CT-él
tages at Roway.tou Three minute
store front formerly in Connealiy a
Bracken store. Also extra place glass
store doors. at. bargain price. For fur
a belt, 83 Washington street
her particulars inquire Swartz & Cor-
from trolley and railroad station.
large yard, fruit trees and u ell uater.‘
Rent very reasonable. .I. M. Layton a.
Co., Inc. s9 81.
To LET—APARTMENTS AND
half house. Apply 6 Orchard street.
Tel. 1682—3, on Friday and Saturday.
39 9t
newly papered, gas lights, etc. 59 3M
To LET—APARTMENT OF SIX
rooms, hard wood floors, new papcrcd,
all improvement, front and side en-
trance private. at 33 Seavicw. Mrs.’
Charles Aisthorpe. Phone 635. 39 3t
with closets and porch, second floor.
Furnished or unfurnished. Light house-
keeping. Convenient to train or trol-
ley, 16 Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
as at
¢ District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
coin. August slat, A. D. 1915
' @tateeof Pietro Desimoiohlate of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
-, The Court of "Probate for the Dis-
irict of Norwnlg, hathjslimited and al-
lowed sixwmonths from the date here
exhibit their claims for settlement.
. 30' .._ ,.
; J ‘ MIOHELEL RICCIO ..
- - , Administrator
B0 Academy street, New Haven.
of for the creditors of said Estate to -
{Those who neglect to present their ac"-
counts, properly attested wit-bin said
filling-”will be deterred s redol’e'ry. All
\ pegspn's indebted to said, metals are
1 3. youuested do make immediate payment
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TO LET—RESIDENCE N0 9.
'4. Hawkins agent... East Norwalk. ‘7
b91101?
To LET—:WHOLE OR PART OF
house with all modern improvements.
' Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire of
Mrs. Marshall 11. Tolles, 194 East ave-
nue. East Norw'alk or telephone 243-12.
s8 9t
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To‘ LET—HOUSE smrasnu sou
two families, with 13 rooms. and two
baths. Convontient to trolley, Minnie
iodatlon. Rents for $35 per month. Ap-
any at The Sopth Norwalk Trust Co.
reins, gas; bath, new range and turn-
ace.- First class repair. Near water
\ l ' i precise ussrmc
Board 0: Charities and unattended“:
sums oi money as shsIrbe
or payment or hospital bills. sup yr;
Jflappmpristing to
“.- i
1' meeting 51 the Board or Estimate and
.. {taxation of the City or Norwalk will
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, front. Garage if needed! :20. Phone.
11542. , as at
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loose. for Town of Norwaik. For fur-!
their information address P. 0.301
1573. South Norwalk.
—-—- lson Touring (711131914 Model; line con
TO LET—~A SUITE OF FIVE dition
rooms, over L'Ilommedleu's grocery, Norwalk."
paperhanging and 5°“9mlieast end Washington street bi‘ldue,‘-I __
Brush Roadster $125.1
To LET—TWO LARGE nouns ‘
FOR SALE—ONE mUOR L10“,
1112 t!
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- AUTOMOBILES. ~ '
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FOR SALE~ SIX CYLlNDER HUD
Address P 0. 130x 450. South
59151“.
FOR SALE-’CAR BARGAINS. 1
Studebaker
Touring 8225. I Clieirolot roadster.
1915 Like new. A No.1 condition.
Used but little as demonstrator. A
great sacrifice if sold today. Austin's
Garage 122 South Main street Phone
1622-2. Ford work a specialty. s8 3t
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE 0!“
used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.
Luther Wright. 8 Madison street. 50.
Norwaik. Phone 1413-4. -' a18_ 1m
w. pay but prices to: all kinds of
JUNK.
THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
and postal or telephene. Tel. 441
THE HOME or PARAmouN'r' AND
usrso rsATunse-echsws
mourn IN NORWALK.
. , TODAY: " '
A new Metro feature attraction with
August Chevalier and star cast in
‘fl‘hc Middleman
TOMORROW: ,7 ,
mile .Is‘nis will star in a new Patel
mount attraction, ,.
' “Nearly a lady”
,
'ro LET—5 ROOMS Wlm IM-
proVeinents at 12 North Main street.
Rent, 313. Also 5 rooms with improve
ments at 9 Hamilton avenue. Inquire
llaited Grocery Co. ' sl t:
it once. The
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fine". 7' ». .‘ ,7; ‘. i
1 - Repairs}.iorgsl:l.tltllitls013,211! ’vc
T19 my pipe cleaner to"
I“ if. -’
(the Boulevard
git-y Nowell: )'
,,admitted purpose 911
Mr. Dumbo to conspire to crip: *.
‘ to interrupt
Adelightiui comedy in “v" n ‘the president directs mehto I‘idn-
‘ ' =5 .iorm. Your. Excellency t at r
if} Dumba' IS no longer coceptabl ado
D l iwill the troyernm‘ent of the United
at on ouse States as the atnbaésador of His
;.:.the necessity of requesting ,
M ' iD‘i‘imba’ e reca ll land. clinic assured
ces of a desire for
‘ tions between the
‘ “and Austro-
, 39 ti
_. H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
FOR SALE—CHESTER WI-il'l‘l: 3 North‘Main Scout
0 to 12 weeks old. Very reason- .
able Inquire Charles Handley, 3U
Myrtle street, East Norwalk. - s8 31 EVERY
FOR SALE—YOUNG DRIVING nANClNG EVENING
Get
to
We
ON OF NOTE
AGERLY AWAITED
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RECEPE
\\’:\Sill.\'(i'l'i).\'. Sept. 10.-
Ncwstif Austria-lluugart‘s ic
u-ptiou of tin American notc re-
questing: the recall of Ambassa-
dor Dmiilia has awaited here
today in government and dipla—
matic circles. Officials of the
administration appeared optimis-
tic in the belief that the sum-
marv action would not result in
any international issue, \vuile
diplomats élosc to the Austro-
Hungarian embassy 11ch under-
stood that the Vienna govern-
ment immediately would comply
with the request.
The recall of the envoy was
asked for in a communication
from Secretary Lansing. which
was to deliver immediately to the
stated in part: “By
pie legitimate industries of the
people of the United States and
cmploy’ingb an American citizen
protected by an Aurel-lean pass-
port-as- a secret
dispatches throu
the enemy..- of- Austria-”Hungary
c... Need
Pmmm
Action
selves you ought to have court
plaster handy and ' a mild
antiseptic.
to small matters of this kind.
Summon the doctor for seri-
ous cuts.
being prepared for emergen-
cies of all kinds.
Norwalk Drug Company
ROTON POINT PARK
Join the-Mellougall Club.
McDOUGALL
Cabinet Today
ience and many exclusive labor-
saving devices all rolled into one
article of furniture you’ll
proud to own and more delighted
do this. Come in. Let us explain
details. -
Itims, the American Embassy re-'
Ambassador Penfield. at Vienna ‘
Austrian Foreign mbiinisteb. It ,.
reason of the -'
d intent of r
their legitimate trade“, ’
'And by reason 'of the flagrant ,v'io-
latioir‘ of diplomatic propriety in
bearer. of official ,
gh the lines of;
O
In case children cut them-
Olten we attend
Talk to us about
.hotth Norwalk.
BAllllNG ‘3:er ’
. Get Your
every worth-while conven-
be
use. Club Terms of $1.00
ekly make it easy for' you to
"s.
henlice. an attache of the Ans-l
trian embassy, in answer to manyl
requests for an expression rc- l
usrding the action of the Unitctll
States gowrnmcni made the fol- ‘
luunig statement: I
llic action of Mr. Lansing audi
the Sttitc‘Dcpartmcnt- had been}
antiupatcd and is no suiprisc to]
Dr, Duniba.' T his “as the only i
official comment lrom any rcp-
rescntativc oi the American Em-
bassy licrc up to that time. i
NO AMERICAN AIR
RAID VICTIMS}
LONDON, Sept 9, 6 :3op. m. i
-There were no Americans|
among the Zeppelin air raid VIC-i
ported this afternoon.
HILLSIDE
' .- A sci-toot FOR hints .
Psosssc‘r HILL. NORWALK.
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Menu,
1883. .
The School will open tor the Fall
Tom on Thursday morning, scotch:-
ber 16,1916. at nine o'clock. All clas-
The- note expressed recre't for
friendly- rela-
United States-
Hlungary..
Penfield,
, tion of cordial and
Ambassador? it “’33
believed here,
DUMBA VISITS wrri-I
GERMAN AMBA
, E’W YORK Sépt
Constantin T11
; Austrdfiungarva whose
, has been asked by Washington
‘ spent a go
' conference with the German am
Imnefial Majesty at Washing»
the continued -'
could have effected
V delivery of the note by today -
. music.“ “1'“an tinder competent ‘
SSADOR
lop-Du
Dumbo, ambassa-
dot to the United States from
recall
od part 0 last night in l
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hill. each
floor has an exit on the ground lev- 7.
cl, thus obviatlnl ..
or use.“ , -. _
A new building in course or con-
struction contains six new class rooms
and a gymnasium to x 75 out, '.
Special gymnastic work in all class-
cs. .1
special courses for older girls, with
instructors‘ Primary and intermedi-
for boys under ten years. French
taught .iu. alt, grades beyond and iii-
cluding the sixth. arrangements made
1‘ Runabout
sec except the primary recite in “the ‘
College Preparatory, General and . -
connect is; little girls and
for bringing children to school and :
® Buy Today @
Tomorrow May Be Too LATE ’
$1.50 ‘
31
95c
30c
25 lbs. of Granulated SUGAR for
17 lbs. of Granulated SUGAR lor ,
Best Fldllll, a bag .
Best Creamery Illl'I'Il-lll, r lb.
O 0
Pure lard. alb. .5 . . , 11¢,
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, :1 quart . . 5e?
7 Rolls Toilet Paper for . . . 25c “
7 boxes ‘l‘ip MATCHES lcr
2 Jars Pare JAMS ior
SHRIMP. a can
Clover Milli, a can ,
3 cans Evaported Milli ior
25.:
25p:
".9
1 .
Extra Stamps with Teas and Collces
'l‘l-IAS
too with 1 pound at 70¢
75 with 1 pound at 60¢
60 with I pound at 50¢
40 with 1 pound at 40¢ .
We sell Sperry & Barnes’ Bacon and
' Shoulders
100 Slalps Free with 1 large can oi Baking Powtbe
or at 50c
70 Stamps Free 2 bottles I’ure Extract, each 25a
The Great A. 81 P' Tea Co.
Tel. No. 999
WASHINGTON snso. NORWALK.
COFFEES
40 with 1 pound at
25 with 1 pound'at
20 with 1 pound at
15 with 1 pound at,
.9 O O I
Free Delivery.
f0 rd ,
IHI L~i\rus\LC\R '
Strong
BaCkin ~79
When you orderyour new Ford Car it will be pretty
t-
nicc to feel that YOUR judgment is backed tip {by
n»;
the judgment of several hundred thousand of your ‘
A,
fellow American citizcns> They know by experience
that the Ford does pretty nearly everything 2 any i
,‘au — in '
high-priced automobile IS capable ofmcxcept keep:
slam-banging ‘at their pocketbooks _to pay ex-
- ,. orbitant tip-keep and running expenses!
Touring Car
Town Car
52 North Main Street.
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1...... compo INN 91:13:33.3?
bins and: Dance m "I. Cannes—Orchestra.
a} .‘ -cars GRILL——
Inimitable WPertectlon in Food and Service.
7‘ OPEN YEAR
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. ated booklet on appllcction.
.‘e Principals may be seen at the.
morning on or alter Sep-
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for serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
psi 50..-i.i.lfi’§§u'§{_‘i§§..siiii;‘is $1
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on... noun. m rim-u. Little “Necks, cum Chowder. rail
in Season. Parisian. Potatoes. Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonns ,
use— ‘1
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