' ,, paired. We do vulcanizing Prices rea-
I FRIDAY. SEPT. 24, 1915
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, -and
Miscellaneous——'-———-
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLoss, 25c
Three Timers. 50¢. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
. "I’ JET-IE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL "‘1 ' . . Vj
“Ads.” —To Let,
Business and
flllilIlIIflIS CIII Will
III $500,000.
(Continued From First Page.)
The reported positive stand 01
American financiers to lend no mor
than $500,000,000 was said to have been
a leading factor in the virtual decision
not to include Russia as a participant.
With Russia in. it was said, the need
“
WANTED.
‘ WANTED—FIVE LADY DANCING
iolructors. Teaching ever) afternoo
and evening Good pay. Steady worn.
VOaIl Saturday or Tuesday, 7 p. at P01-
, ' TO LET.
T0 LET—3 FURNISHED 0R UN-
fulnished rooms.
quire 12 Lawrence street, south N01-
walk.
. e ’s Dancin Acadeln ', 29 Monroe St. — _
1L? , g ’ 82, 3t TO LET—PRIVATE GARAGE. ALL;
improvements. Apply 6 Taylor avenue,
WANTED—COMI’ETEN'I‘ GIRL near \‘I est street or telephone 2452.
for general house work. Mrs. Isaac s.
Jennings, 43 West street, South Nor-
:walk. 33.1 3, T0 LET_F1400R WITH ALL IM'iphone 413-,4 Franklin street, South
' proVements. 125 South Main street. In- No I‘m“ 31st
”WANTED—BOY ABOUT 16 quire 127 South Main street, South ~~_
years of age. Joseph ”Davis 85 Wash
lngton street.
WANTED—WOMAN
on night shirts Inquire Cluett, Pea
body Co.
V WANTED-YOUNG WOMAN T0,
care for child of six, in
No teaching Call or phone. Mrs J. A.
h»-
WANTED—4100M AND BOARD
vaith private family, with use of bath
and telephone, by young woman Ad- 1
dress L., cIo Sentinel Ollico. ' 523 3t
WANTED—TO RENT, BY A LADY,
all alone, a large front room, with priv
liege of light house keeping. Addressf
A. M. s., clo Sentinel. s22 31‘
I
WANTED—A POSITION BY MID-
die aged woman as housekeeper for an‘ Mil-l. A. Hawkins, 2 St John street :Rlver, New York “00’ of Catherine
elderly couple or cook for a private
fimily. Inquire 56 Connecticut av,enue '
between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m.
WANTED—TO GO OUT BY
mashing and ironing. Inquire 10 \1 ind
her Place. »
2112-- «.9...» ,-._ ~~--—~
WANTED—A CO\IPETE\'I‘ VII"!
man as cook and laundress. “>th E
II. Schelick, Wilton, Conn.
wanreo—sncorm HAND 310111. I
ttate lemngth condition and
cash price. Address Box 1,
net.
“lowest
cfo Senti-
322 3t
WANTED— POSITION BY EXPER-
ienced stenographer. Best or refer-
ences furnished. Mrs. E. 1. Broadway,
Phone 551-2, Rowayton, Conn.V
._.._..._____—
WANTED~OPERATORS,
and female, on singer pow er machines.
Also tailor and basters; steady work.
Good wages. Apply J. J. Scott,‘7 Mon-
roe, street. s22 1t
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHIBALD MERRIAM, MUSICAL
Instruction—-—Plano, Organ and Ham-
ony. Organist First Methodist Church.
Orchestra furnished for any occasion.
16 Bayview avenue. South Norwalk,
Conn. Phone 732-5. sis
a. moons, 707311711; MAIN?
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles .
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged
’Expert repairing. MBahy carriages ro-
sortable. r: V V 1 .
IALVATOR cliantirrr- ohm
«I odometer. liaihnatos- given on
aroma of contract work. Be Ilro
823 3tV
PRESSERS
afternoon. I
. Washington street
522 31 .
5-3 3i I ments at 7’
I and bath.
s22 31I
MALE‘
624 3t
Norwalk or 33 High street, Norualk.
proveinents. Rent 311. Also 4 nice
323 st rooms with some improvements Rent son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Nor-walk.
s9 ti
:9 Inquire Mr. Gerhardt, 265 East
avenue. I
Plenty of light. Mrs. J. W. Powell 28;
Washington street, South Norwalk. V
323 3t1
TO LET~ONF OR TWO FURNISH
ed front rooms, with all improvements
‘I‘or Gentleman only. Inquile 120I
523 Mi
To LET—ONE sum or oonnnsé
house six rooms and bath. All im
provements Good locality. Apply to
East Norlvalk. 1123 3tI
I To LET—FROM OCT. iST. SEC-i
Iond floor tom rooms and bati1.\\ith
I AY} improvements 40 Ilnyview avenue 111-,
Iquire Mrs. Bradbury s23 3t'
I TO LET—A 7 ROOM COTTAGE,
jwith all I1npro1ements, at 5 Lincoln
av.enue Also 5 rooms with‘ lmprme
North Main stleet. Inquire.
United Grocery Co.
To LET-~430T'I‘AGE. 8 ROOMSV
All improvements. Flat,li .
roollls. Also 5 rooms with bath. All lm
provemelits. Near South Norwalk sta-
1334- 2. “‘
*W
TO LET— mvn 111°le hoons,
with lmproxemetlts from October, 11-11.,
or October 15th. Inquire on premises
of Mrs. N. E. Campbell, 11 Van Zant
street, East Norwalk, Conn. 823 3t
'TO LET—~NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms. near R. R. Station. Heat, light
and bath 68 Spring street. . s23 3t
- ~
To LET—APARTMENT 0F SIX
rooms, hard wod floors, new paper,
all improvements, front and side one
trance, private at 33 Seavlew: Mrs.
Charles Aisthorpe Phone 635. I23 31
To LET—5 NICE LIGHTROOMS,
47 First street, East Norwalk. s22 3t
TO. LET—Six ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements lit 25 Putnam avenue.
Inquire M. J. Crowley, 4 West Main
street Not-italic or phone 183-12. 322 St
T0 LET—EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
with partial improvements. Centrally
he at columnists. We can save you
, money. Phone sill-l. as Wood St.
' SMITH AND wallet-11- HAVING
“ reduced their e'xponIeI to" I minimum
,‘will give astoniahlni low prices on
L"’Flntlngi mum-nun; and general , ' ‘ ,
‘CTO‘ LET-SEVEN
' bath, all improvements. Nicely paper-
, ,_ Jobbing. 374 East Irene and lo Cot;
. ‘ than men. Tel. 1311-31: or 743.11.-
. .. LOST.
’1.osr—a.:. annnisn snows
Sheppard not; Purl collie...
helmer, 32 Franklin avenue, Norwalk,
and receive reward. , s24 3t
”mm
Loarawnnnsaoar SEPT. 22111).
‘ a lady's gold watch. huntiIII'Ease. Ei~
-_ gin make 01711er home on- too Re~.
’ turn to 3 Elmcrest Terrace and re-
solve a reward.“ " 323 at
, LOBT~ENGIJSH BitiNDlm BULL-
' dog “puppy, screwed toil, long ears. on
South Main street. sohth’ Normals. ’
Wednesday afternoon. Suitable "warn '
has
V Finder -
please gun-n to Charles .Wimbt-
. Apply V9 Elizabeth street or
located. Inquire at store, 13 Cross St.-
, 322 at
TOVLET—S FURNISHED ROOMS.
Separate or connecting. Steam heat,
bath: .VAVppIy 7 Maple street, Norwalk.
” I22 8t
ROOMS 1.1111)
ed and paiit‘t‘ed Owner inciting out. Al-
so are rooms with bath. Rent Low.
inquire L. A. Taylor, 8 Lewis streeh
822 3t
T0 LET—EIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE
Well located, on trolley line. Central.
phone
1219-2. 821 t!
TO LIT—~21 UNION 3T. 7 KO”
omens Poe-onion at ,onoer' The
Match and Bailey Co. 133 t!
AUTOMOBILES
tlon Albert Welnltz, Norwnlk. Phone;
823 (It
‘ District
hence all improvements. Gas, hath, etc : '
We pay best prices for all kinda o!
""" JUNK.
THE WM.- moon“ co). Inc.
send poet-VI or telephone.~ Tel. «15‘
FOR SALE, _
FOR SALE~HANIZSOME DINING
{cabinet and' other household w.are
Ito sell at once. Apply 10 Spring St
or phone 1423 5.
Price reasonable In room set, library set. loom, medicine
924 3“ Prices very cheap. Leavink city. Like
521 3t
FOR SALE—MY sld‘ noon
Bethe] Boy, 11 good all around horse. I
Tele
IPrite, $200 Luther M. Wright.
FOR SALE—HOUWZI ntlons have been characterized as con-
824 st Elm street, Nor-walk. Bath, laundry.
Ieiectric lights, new furnace, cement
TO LETfis ROOMS WITH ALL [M'I cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very any team. Jack-
FOR SALE—ONE nation
BUSINESS NOTICEW
FOR HIRE, 7 PASSENGER PACK-
ard touring car for hire day or night.
Vat reasonable tales. L. H. Kendrick
“.liXI day 294, night 379.1120 6t
FAeT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
VORK.
Freight boat loaves Pier 2'! East
St.) every day except Sunday, at: p
m. Freight received at. Norwalk upto
‘5 p.111. and at South Norwalk up to
I5: 30 p. in
George F. Foote. General Agent
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE. inc.
I h..- _...-.., __
’ LIVES SAVED
I By having us install Hot Water
323 tl Heat, Steam and Hot All- by reliable,
fitters.
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped
drain pipeI.
I HENRY A. HEGELEIN. ,
56 Water St.
, __..._..._.....
Publié
Action
Sale of
Real Estate
Under and pursuant to an order
of the Court of Probate for the
of Norwalk, the 51d»
scnber ofiers for sale
At Public Auction .
all the right, title and interest
which jOHN H HIOYT, late of
Norwalk, deceased, had at the
time of his decease; or which the
undersigned administrator has; in
ind. to Uthe pgfiwkMas: «1
o. 3 men intbeCieyand
, Town of waalklfl... ...
bounded. northerly Ninety (90},
feet, more or less, by Union
Park; easterly by land of Joseph
Quick; southerly by Berkeley St.
and land formerly of Aaron. H.
Hoyt; and Westerly by land
formerly ‘of David M Plait.
The Premises" Will Be' Sold oh
Saturday. September as, 192's, at
moo '.P M., Rim or
TERMS :——I<»pe‘r cent. down,
balance on delivery of Deed by
subscriber under said order. .
For particulars seeLEO DAVIS
Attorney-at-Law,
SYLVESTER HOYT '
s18 23 f “ Administrator.
transits” paaeaass
TO MEET BULGARIA
PARIS, Sept. 24, 5. 15 a; in»-
Bulgaria having; taken certain
measues by equivalent prepara-
has decided to answer these
measnure
.tion’s, tel graphs the Athens cor-
respondent of the Math: .1
LIC-
To LET LARGE BUILDING 0N Iense, for Town of Norwalk. For fun-
Volk, jr., Garner street, 80. Norw.alk ‘Iddison Street for Si monthly Suit-I ther Information addreII P. 0. Box
I .23 35- -abie for storage or shop of any kind. 573, South Norwslk .12 ti
Norwalk, Ct.
by equivalent prepara- "
. MR. and MRS. ARTHUVR SOBNO at
fat the Norwaik Drug (‘-o., No. 8 Nort
would be far more than a half billion
dollars.
On behalf of both parties to negotla
tions, it was said today that matter
were progressing satisfactorily. Th
commission and the American finan-
ciers were said to be drawing near an
agreement again, and an announce-
Iment stating that a definite plan had
'1’ been agreed on this expected within
few days.
i it is the reported plan of the com-
'misslon, when an agreement is reach
ed, to conduct negotiations with a few
ibig banking houses in this city as rep
resentatlves oi the American bankers
ill general. Heretoiore the negotia
versations. Formal negotiations, l
the British definition of the term, wil
not be opened till an agreement on so
sentlals has beenrewhed.
Great Sacred
CONCERT
Gilen for the benefit of the
War Buflorera In Europe.
at PALACE THEATRE.
Sunday EVcning, Sept. 26th, 1915 “I
8p.m.
The following artists will appear:—
THEODORE KITAI—Flrst tenor of
the Verdi Opera Co. of New
Yark.
ROSE HERINGER—«Soprano of th"
Chicago Opera 130.
MR. ZWIBACK—Baritone, Sting lind-
ing parts wilh'Tetrdtini all over
the world.
KOHNSKY—A wonderful brillianIF
concert violinist.
DOROTHEA EDWARDS—Centralto.
Grand opera singer.
J.
the piano.
secure your tickets early in advnn
Main street. South Norwalk, or at
HELP THE WORTHY CAUSE 81:! 4
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II
.SENSATIONAL CUT PRICES
WHICH HOUSEKEEPERS CANNOT AFFORD T0 OVERLOOK
Andrew Davey ’s
ARE‘ OFFERED
ALL THIS WEEK AT
“NINE Prompt
’ Dellve
‘10 90 WASHINGTON ST. I'y
—'———. SO. NORWALK
T » 1- F' Makes Delicious Regular 25c can 18¢
una '8 Sandwiches, SaladS, Etc. Regular 15c can 12%Ȏ
Fresh Roasted PEERLESS Extra Choice PEERLESS TEAS
SANTOS COFFEE COFFEE _ TEAS All Kinds
Worth 25c lb. “Tht' World‘s Best" All Kinds Worth 80c lb.
Cut to 30¢ 11.. . 35¢ lb. 50¢ lb.
, 18¢ II). no Stamps Free 20 Stamps Free 60 Stamps Free
Fresh From RFgular IOC I ’
Quaker oats the Mill. Package cut to SC . '
Davey's Pure Barataria SHRIMP JERSEY PEARS EGG PLUMS
BORAX SOAP New Pack Large No. 3 can New Pack
Regular 5c cake Regular 15c can New Pack Large No. 3 cans
Cut to Cut to Cut to Cut to
7 for 25¢ 10¢ 12¢ can 12¢ can
ATLAS Absolutely Pure. ‘ ‘ .
I BRAND ' cocoa 20 S. & H. Stamps Free With Each Can 20L can
Fancy Queen Mammoth Queen Golden State MIKADO
OLIVES OLIVES' “finalise BEETS
r 2 ans
Large ooc jars Large 16 ounce jars NEWS Pack Large 15c can
I, Cut to Cut to Cut to
13¢ jar 21¢ IaVr 25¢ can 10¢
SPERRY and Lean. Tender,
BARNES' Smoked Shoulders 113...... o... ., 12c lb.
Campbell’s
Har Teen Brand Early lune DUTCH
Pureg Uncoated SVOUPS PEAS CLEANSER
RICE All Kinds New Pack Rt-giilar 1171' can
’ 3 llkgs. 20¢ 3 calls 250 3 cans 25¢ 3 for 25¢
1"" '- ' K Special 0 C
CLOVER MIL ,, 1 c. an,
La Herbert I Fancy Sliced Fancy Cal. Pure Condensed
SALAD DRESSING PEACHES .. MILK
PRUNnS .-
Large Bottle SP¢~131 3‘ Spa--1111 at
.. 10¢ 10¢ can 3 III-‘1 17¢ 3 11111.: for 25¢
’ Large No. 3
Atlas Brand
Cans
Baked Beans 2 for 25c
'I.
4
Phone 11011.12'
1
Glendening‘a. Corner Main and Weill
streets, Nor-walk. '
AMIIIRII IH AIRE
Emily Walton-ion Hartley
Manager
Phone 2300.
America.
. The first complete and authentic
SATURDAY, "Sept. 25311.
. . MATINEE AND NIGHT,
SELWYN AND COMPANY
In conjunctionmlth Mrs. Belle ArmItrong Whitney. .
. VPRESENT THE
"WHITNEY 1113111011 SHOW”
style show staged ill
The supreme achiei'iement of the style creators of
Paris and New York, exhibited no Vbeautli’ui mannequins. and
representing an outlay (135310-0000 5" ‘ ‘
No Woman can Attord to Miss It
PRICES—Matinee, $1.00 to 25¢
' Evening, $31.56 _t o 251:. V U
snarshow-ou SALE: - . CL"
Laughae-Count’ em. ‘
ja
7 Keys To Ba
Will Surprise You. Your Friends Who are ‘
ter, Brother, and all. Yourn Friends Who are
‘ Seeking a Great Performance that“ is intensely
Intereating, With Thrillr and Suspense!
Tuesday Evening, September 28th
GeorM Cohaa’ 3 Mystery Farce
I.
PRICE7-«52c “$1.50 .
,
IHIIATRE
:V PHONE 976%
_, Grand Opening This hvening, 8 o’clo; k
Henry W, savage Presents the Massive Spectacle
~ "EVERYWOMAN”
NOTE—4300 seats at 25 cents will be placed on sale ”,
at the box office‘at 7:30 on Friday evening, Sept. 24.
SATURDAY-MATINEE AND NND NiGHT—SEPTEMBER\Z5TH
‘INAUGURATION OF THE REGENT THEATRE
Supreme Picture Programme 5, I
Matinee daily at 2:15. Evening at 7:15. (2 complete performances). -
Special Orchestra and MuIicaiVPrngl-am.
A
Announcement Extraordinary ~» -
TEarl Williams Hm"
, . .. self
Will Appear Ill Person
“ 0N sarcasm mom
551111.2er _,
and treat his many Norwalkadmiren personally.
Tho peer of all motion picture actors, star of “The Goddess,"
hundreds" or other big features. , 1 .
and;
t
"D. W. GRIFFITH’S BIG PRODUCTION
“THE. BIRTH OF A NATION”
I COMING TO THE REGENT THEATRE SOON. .
Matinee; 5 and 10 cents.
Pm Evening: on seats, 10 ths., Boxes and Logos, zo eta.
FATHER PLUNKETT’ S NEW
- r' CHURCH. . ~ ‘1 BRIDGEPORT STRIKE.
STAMFORD, Sept. 24 .——A brother ol.’ WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 ——Acting
Assistant Postmaster Plunkett is pas- secretary Denemore of the depart-
tor of St. Bernard’s parish, Sharon, ment of labor yesterday appointed
where a handsome church was dedi- Cllston «Reeves of Trenton N J.. and
’cat'ad last Sunday," by Bishop Nilan. 'James A. Smyth of Renova. Pa., as -,
itev. Peter J ‘ Dolan" oL-St. Mary 3, conciliators in the strike at the plant
Stamford was master of ceremonies of the American Graphophone Coin-
at the impressive services. which were puny at Bridgeport. Conn
attended wtby many non-Catholics. 1nd . ,
«eluding Rev ..Dr Parker Morgan and asks olvoacs AND CHANGE OF
Rev. w 11.1.5.1...» The offerings last NAME: ALLEGES oESERTION...
.Sunday amountedrto ab0u131,000 and Naomi Light Kipp of Bridgeport, .
the church is practically tree ot-rdebt. formerly of this city. today filed a
‘jl‘l‘ather Piunkett ds receiving hearty suit for divorce in the 011111 Superior
,CONCILIATOFIS NAMED FOR ,
_ven alleging desertion on O’tober 11!.
’1910 and asking.V that her name VVVVV(.113
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