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Classified “Ads.”——To La;
For Sale, BusineSs and

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

Wants!

face or Caps, Double Price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WANTED. TO LET.

son SALI?

 

WANTED—MIDDLE AGED WOM-

street. 81.3 i.

 

WANTEHITUATION AS COOK

To LET—~FIVE ROOMS AND BATH'
on for house work. Apply 22 Franklin all improvements. at 17 Lowe street, llarge size Good as new. Bargain for
near West street. Only 5 minutes walkf quick buyer. Address Box 4, Darien
_. from station. inquire on premises.

 

 

'or as general houseworker. 36 Second
street, East Norwalk $13 3t

 

 

F0 R SAL E-—-ESTEY ORGAN

513 3t

 

FOR SALE—GROCERY STORE,

To LET_p-1VE ROOMS GOOD 1.0- for sale or rent. with 4 rooms, at 29

, WANTED—BOOKKEEPER GIVING 'cation Rent reasonable. inquire 1“ my avenue, South NONE“

references and salary desired Address Hopi). 35 Cove av,enue East Norwalk

Barty Rider, 612 Water street, Bridge-j

 

port. Conn. s13 3t

 

‘ . on or near water. Give terms and par :
' iicuiars. Address A. J. Dusenberry, 447

pm. J. E. Ford. :13 3t “"13""

 

 

 

”-m—

—TO “LET—4

beginning Sept. 25th. small bungalow ments Inquire on premises

' ROOMS TO M,
WANTELFOR TWO WEW‘S 161 South aMin street. All improve

. acres of good land it
!fine building lot on one of the best

 

(West 15th street.‘New York city.

 

paced on power machines. Cluett. Poa-

Twaureo—ornasToas EXPERI—

body 5‘ Co. inc an at land street, South Norwalk.

 

 

'ldress “House", Sentinel Oiiice. 513 at

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WANTED—A HOUSE TO RENT. 6'

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
bl. 7 rooms. with improvements With- with or without board. 23 Union street
in 10 or 15 minutes of the station. Ad-

 

 

'* Ave.

ler power sewing machines;

All improvements.

 

FOR SALE-GOOD HEAVY HORSE
igo‘od uorker. 01' no use to owner.l
TO LET~SIX .pLEASANT ROOMS inquire 57 Fort street, East Norwaik secure your tickets early in advance
WANTEO~A GIRL FOR GENERAL second floor 37 Van Zant street. Rentlo" phone 499, between 6 and 8 a. m alt the Norwalk Drug 00., No. SINorth

housework Apply '33 Sum l...” m 11 inquire 59 Seaview avenue, East '13 3‘ M31“ “”9”" South NONI!“ 01‘

Tee’s-[Lemma
iGood one family house “Fad 5 lar rge

lots. Price 81460. Can hav 2 or 3 more
anted. Also

TO LET—FURNiSHED ROOMSfistreet in Norwalk. Cost about $1650.

tfor light housekeeping kitchen.
'13 straw and pantry, running water, gas
'r'ange and cooking stove and all uten-
sels for cooking. dishes etc. 11 Havi

. Price 3900. Address P. 0. Box 814, so.
‘ Norwaik.

 

l ’FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE WiTH

four lot on Deeriield street, about 2,-
000 pieces hedges, also fruit trees and
rose bushes at reasonable piece. in-
quire 10 Lexington avenue. '

 

wFort SALEv—A an six ROOM'
« TO LET—ROOMS 0N pUTN‘MIhouse with all improvements. located|
Inquire at on 28 Ferris avenue. For particulars,

WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING- 47 West Ave, So. Norwalk 0, phone apply at 31 Glenwood avenue. Lot 50x-

experi- 453
enced. Good wages, steady employ- ,

 

fluent. J. J. Scott, 7 Monroe St. sit at

 

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‘ Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
ponahle.

money. Phone 816-8. 26 Wood St.

. WANTED—criaurrnua. STATE Wumnmn “m,

age, experience, references and wages ‘~
pxpecoed. Homer. Sentinel omce. .

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‘ BUSINESS NOTICE,

MRS. Lomss vamp, TEACHER

 

walk. Tel. 1106- 12

T0 LET—SEVEN ROOM FLAT.

TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
iWith or without board in private fam-
lily. 84 Woodward avenue, South 'Nor-

, cellar.

 

”.Iof piano. resumed instruction Septem-
ber 13, at 106 South Main street. So.
Norwalk.

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6 ,isaacs place, Norwalk.

South Norwplk. Bicycles. motorcycles Maid street. 'Norwalk.
Ind Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.

TO LET—~25 'PUTNAM AVENUE,
rooms, second floor with all improve-
s13 3t ments, South Norwalk. Five rooms at

improve-
A- "DONE: 70 NORTH “KIN ST. meats. Apply to -M. J. Crowley. 4 West

 

“LVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
p-tli contractor. Estimates given on
In kinds of contract work. Be sure
to DU: our estimate. We can save you

 

 

 

. SMITH AND wRiOHT HAVING
keduced their expenses to a minimum
(will give astonishing low prices on

lobblng. 274 East avenue and 10 Oct»
,lage street. Tel. 1271.8.

a—r

. _ ._ Donn W. 'Iuthillp
’ j I, Friends are invited t9 attend the fun-
2 . «oral from the residence of. Ansel Sher-
:::~ wood, 47 wlrnen street out so.
.- .. Walk. Tuesday. Sept. 14, at 2 p. 1b.
,. 5: lntbrment in Mountain Grove ceme-
7 ~ tor-y. Bridgeport. Automobile cortege.

painting, paper-hanging and general

TO LET — BACHELOR APART-
ment has furnished room to rent. Hot
and cold water. bath, gas and electric
lights. Private. quiet and comfortable.
Apply Russell, Keeler Building, Apr. 20

me.-

To LET—HOUSE SUITABLE FOR.
two families, with 13 rooms and two
baths. Conventlent to trolley, Desirable
location. Rents for $35 per month. Ap~
ply at l'l‘he South Norwalk Trust Co.

 

or 74872.
DIED

TUTHILL-«SEP'i‘EMBER 11, 1916
aged 67 years. .

United Grocery Co.

‘5.“

Hatch Ind Bailey;_ 00.

TO LET-O. ROOMS WITH IM-
proVements at 72 North Main‘ street;
-‘ Rent 31‘3.’All°.6 rooms with improve-
mentsl‘at 9' Hamilton avenue. inquire

to arr-11 UNION 81'. 1 300,11
apartment. Possesion at once. The

 

 

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AUGTION

(Gregory Boulevard)
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"of Albania

 

 

Dorion House

iormer prov' tonal, _

 

200. an 3t

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FOR SALE ‘ENGLISH SETTER
Bath and all improvements 213 East'pups, and also running for hounds.

Fox pups also. Steven 5. Gregory,
Cranbury. Tel 576-2. 310 st

 

FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
Elm street. Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace, cement
Ready for occupancy; Photos

6? on application. Very easy terms. Jack.
lson's Studio. 53 Wall street, Norwalk.

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FOR BALE—ONE LIQUOR LII}

ones. for Town. of Norwslk. For fur~
tber information address P.'0. Box
578. South’Norwalk.

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‘ AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE—A LARGE LINE OF

 

used automobiles, at sacrifice prices.

Luther Wright. 6 Madison street. 80.

Norwalk. Phone 14134. a18 1m

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We pay but prices for all kinds ct
JUNK.

THE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
Bond postal or telephone. Tel. 441

HILLSIDE“

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
' PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.

1883.
The School will open for the Fall

Term on Thursday morning, Septemv
her 16,1915, at nine o'clock. All claso .
see except the primary. recite in the
school building on Prospect avenue.
Built on the slope of the hill, each
floor has an unit on the {retina lev-
el. thus obviating ail danger inf case ;

 

 

 

NORWALK. l

Great Sacred

CONCERT

Given tor the benefit of the
War sufferers in Europe.
at PALACE THEATRE.

Sunday Evelina. Sept. 2611:, 1015 at

,8 p. m.
, —-—-———‘__~.

The following artists will appear:—
THEODORE KITAi—First tenor
the Verdi Opera Co. of New

Ydrk

Ross HERINGER—Soprano of t:

Chicago Opera 00.

 

of

ITUDE
USES ANXIETY
ROM'E, Sept. 12 Via Paris,
Sept. 13 5 a m.—-The attitude of
Djemal Pasha. former minister of
marine, is giving the Turkish
Commtttee of Union and Prog-
ress much anxiety the Tribunal
says it has learned from sources
of information in the Balkans.
He is reported to be in Arabia in
constant contact with shieks and
emirs hostile to the committee,
while Arab preachers are trying
to fomcnt rebellion among the m—
habitants.

 

 

D JEMAL's ’.

 

Taalat Bey, minister of the in—

MR ZWIBACK—Baritone Sang ltad itcrior, realizes, it is said that the

ing parts with Tetraaini all overl Situation is serious and is_ not

the world

J. KOHNSKY—A wonderful brilliant movement

concert violinist.

grand opera singer.

MR Ind MR8 ARTHUR BOBNO at

the piano.

HELP THE WORTHY cause and.

at
Glendening‘s. Corner Main and Wall
streets, Norwalk.

 

 

 

all it

 

 

Lockwood's Hail.

Pleasant Hour :

The Homes oi Paramount and

Metro Features—Exclusive Rights
in Norwallr.

 

811 St!

JODAY

Howard Estabrook
in the thrilling war drama

“Four Feathers”

7 ruesoav
Lasky presents FANNIE WA'RD in

“The Marriage of Kitty"

THURSDAY
MAX WOMAN and LOlS MERE
DlTH in the comedy drama

“My Best Girl” .

 

 

 

FRIDAY
Frohmnn offers Marguerite Clark in

"Helene oi the North"

’lfChrlstian,
says the newcst. and oddest ofr

 

 

llflll‘ NllllClS

 

District of Norwaik. .

Whereas.

HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ Judge

 

 

T6 the Board of County Commission

are of' Fairneld County

I hereby apply for a transfer of a
license No. 217 to‘ sell ‘Spiriiuous and.
intoxicting motion. no, Lager Beer,
=Win'e. and Older from Stephen

 

 
 
 

.~,’pité& it”: Not-walk. thii: rota day or
d September. A.'D$,'1915.

.. .W‘Iwart

lint we are owners“

ted in said Town In
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Probate
Court. September lath, A. D.. 1916.
written application has
been made to this Court for the ad .
mission to probate of a certain writ-
ten instrument as and for the will of
Edward H. White, late of Norwalk, in
said District diseased.

Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
once, in Norwalk, on the let day of
September. 1916, at 10 o’clock; fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons
therein by publishing this order in -a
newspaper having a circulation in said
District. at least’ilve days, before said
day of bearing.

(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead, -
s13 11,,

interested

:;' Nicholasi.
' ‘ttketscnm and if

olding entirely aloof from the
to return to power
Hilmi Pasha. former Grand \ lz-

DOROTHEA EDWARDS—Contralto ;ier, who now is ambassador to

ustria- -Hungarv. Hostility to

lthe German policy is reported )0
‘be becoming increasingly \iolent.

A complete disagreement be-
tween Djemal Pasha and Enver
Pasha, minister of war, as 'well as

this month. It was intimattd that
the former minister of marine
was suspected of preparing a
coup dctat against the Commit-
tee of Union and Progress. After
the failure of the expedition
against Egypt under his com~
ninnd. Djemal Pasha ws ordered

- to Mesopotamia. but apparently

did not go there.

SLEEPLESS BRITONS
ARE ORGANIZING

LONDON, Sept. I3.——Thc
a religious journal.

 

all missionary societies in -thc
world is the League of Night

fate of friends in the trenches
and on battleships vast numbers
of English people found it im-
possible‘t sleep at‘night. Some
of them dis rcrcd that know-
ledge that others similarly of.
flicted were praying or perhaps

 

to pass the hours and bring chccr,
l Ill-“cans were taken to lot each oth.
{er know names. circumstances
land causes of worries and now
’thc lcagllc numbers thousands
and is growing rapidly.

The lcadcrs held a convention
recently and decided to welcome
contributions for work to help
soldiers, believing,r that the
ll‘hllOll of plans for relief might
divert attention and induce sleep.
it was decided also to form two
branches. onc‘ composed of mem»
bcrs who cannot sleep because of

who must not sleep because on
duty as nurses. guardsmcm phy-
sicians or military officers.

MEETING OF THE
ITALIAN CABINETi

 

ROME. Sept. 12,
Sept. 13. 4:45 a. XXL—:Tlle .next
meetingpf ‘ _
will deal with the new measures
upon which the Quarduple ”lan-
tente allies have decided for the
future conduct of thc'war, ac-
cording to the corre‘Spondent in
this city of the Turin Stampa.
These meetings are Said to be
analogous to those employed by
the Germans to assure their re-

« The Agencia Libra says the re-

.rs'r

aims} are. indicationscth'at
changés are immin‘entt : _ _ .
duct oflthe war. .. _ ~ " ‘ '

wnoiasatn sxonus

 

 

 

 
 

' P
virtually; alliol tint-.10 ships- and
Villages of- -

01.611311 .

Taalaf Bey. was reported carlyl

Watchers. Because of u orry over .

merely thinking of them helpedi

for- .

war worries. the other of those

l
via Paris,

the Italian Cabinvrrn

cent military successes. ‘. ' ..

first: visit of General ,Ioitre to* '

the Italian front. and Emperor ~

ss'u‘mptiom of the ac»
te

 
 

FROM GRODNO:

 
 

 

 

‘ ll mm flitil
lots A sum not

0M. ,I...“ ' adios”
Iamylmieflsiidaylfibt

Ofl‘icer Wallace R. Sammie, one of
the most capable and best liked oile-
ers on the downtown police force, Sat.-
urday evening at 8:30 o’clock. was
united in matrimony to Miss Eva M.
Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Murray, of 3 Quintard Place,
uptown. in the parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, on West'
avenue. The ceremony was perform-

ed by the pasto. Rev. William Gill
Gillin.

 

Bride in White Silk.

Miss Murray was charming in
‘ beautiful gown of white silk, tastefully
trimmed with lace. She carried a bo-
quet of white bridal roses. immediate
ly after the ceremony the ban!!! con
pie broke the intent-sting news over
i the telephone to their friends in Nor-
lwaik. New Haven, Bridgeport, and
other cities. ‘ .

Brother Officers Generous. .
Oiilcer Sammie and his bride were
handsomely remembered by his broth
er oilicers on the force. who pmen 11%
ed the newlyweds with a splendid:
china set, containing 84 pieces. The?
police committee who was in charge of-
this comprised—Sergeant Thomas
Hunt. John F. Flynn and John H
Smith

 

A Surprlie Samuel.
Mr. Sammis. as a surprise to his
bride, had waiting in their newlytfnrn-
lsheli apartmen‘ison 3 Elisabeth St,
a most toothsolne banquet, during
which many 800d things were served

 

PHONE:

 

 
 

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to those who had the.
lag in attendance.
\‘rioney-aloon Later.
14st evening Mr. and lira
accompanied by Oincer and Ira.
H. Smith enjoyed a piessant ‘ ‘
trip. Starting the iirst of October in
popular «nicer and his bride I“! H
on a two week's honey-moon try. A
host of friends in Norwalk are «a:
tending to the favorably known and
popular couple, hearty congratulation;
for future prosperity and haw“.

 

 

GERMANS ATTACK
N EUTRAL SEW

 

LONDON, Sept. 13. 12:15 "

m.——An attack WI
neutral ship by a,
rine is reported in a dis
from Christiania ,
Telegraph Company. The _,
marine is said to have fired
the Norwegian ship Presto, ,
a tying a cargo of wood, last Fri
day. The crew was saved.

NO MEDIA'I‘ION

 
 
 

 

 

ROME, Sept
Sept 13, 5:05 a m—-—in discu
ing the recent visit of Card
Gibbons to President Wilson,
newspaper Roma, which 9 19pr
considered to be inspired
Vatican, says there is no id
ofi'ering mediation to the
but that the Pope’ 1' 9b
is to influence public opinion
favor of peace so that mediat .
may have every chance of success
when the circumstances mm
The pontifl‘ is said
realize that if he were to
intervention now there is no ~
sibility that his good Of H
womd be accepted by the
rule Entente.

 

 
 
 

 

Order Tickets Now

--—-FOR-——

“Everywoman

Henry W. Savage’s Broadway success. presented by origii
nal cast. Not a motion picture, but a play.

Opening Norwalli’s New Theatre;

THE REGENT

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Friday, September 24th
31. 50 to be

Tickets on Sale Today at Pleasant Ijiour.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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