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Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 26c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Blaclw
face or Caps, Double Price.
”-—-To Lét, .
For Sale, Business and,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
WANTED.
'WANTED—BYA HUNGARIAN GIRL TO LET—APARTMERT 0F SEV-
Iwork as housekeeper. Can do good,
Reed St,
529 St
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A-
{plain cooking. inquire No.
130th Norwalk.
FOR SALE.
SALE—GOOD,
FOR
en rooms, all improvements. Hot water
heat, hard wood floors, electric lights,
Also two furnished rooms. Ladies prev
Lion. Apply 108 South .Main
or telehone 1342-5.
WANTED—BOYS BET“ EE.\'
'and 16 tears of age. Steady em )lm
ment. Address “Boys" Sentinel Office.
14
FOR SALE~FRI(‘ASSEE CHICK-
ens, 22c. lb., roasting chickens. broil-
.ferred. Phone 1488.
To LED—HALE OF DOUBLE
house, 8 rooms with all improvements.
$39 31 53 South Main street opposite Clifford Pouley Yard, 214 East avenue. Tele-
.— 'Hotel. Inquire Harris & Guns. s29 31 phone 243.41 ‘ 529 at
WANTED—EXPERIENCED FELT -~ —— —
lHAT TRIMMERS mun GIRL T0 To LET“~'>P1“SANT 1100‘” 4 FOR SALE-v—(TRAI’ES. AT sr.
LEARN. APPLY UNION HAT snor. E1 ““1““ 51'9”) “9191181“ 311131111191 Joi‘ Is (worn avenue, nest Ivor.
CROSS AND RIVER STREETS, NUll- ‘ Inquire “I’lllliiiil HllSdOIl, 0 Elizabeth \I‘iilli. 829 3t
IWALK 528 St street. Barn tor autos. s29 2i ___1,__ ________ ,
. ‘1 FOR SALE-'A 5 POST GARAGE
WANTED—GIRLS son HOUSE To LET—HOUSE 7 ROOMS-rt 20 Union street. is large enough
york. New Haven Employment Agency
bath. Apartment 5 rooms". bath, heat
n63 Dime“ avenue. 337 3, supplied. Exceptional neighborhood. 528 3,
,_ éMrs. Whitney, 6 Orchard street. Nor-1 __
MANTED—GlRLB. EXPERIENCED ““1““ 829 311 FOR SALE—FURNlSHED‘ ROOM-
K‘IIRLS ON SINGER SEWING MAM“
UHINES. “E PAY FROM $6 T0 $8.1
lWOLF‘ BROS. 60- 68 WATER ST., SO.
lNORWALK. ,qulre 12 Lawrence street. South Nor liaviland sl't‘eet, city. .523 at.
,__. __ _.___._ _. A walk 529 It _______"_.‘_ ._..__..-.-': -"
WANTED—POULTRY. PULLETS 1 FOR SALE—A JERSEY COW. O‘N
'pr yearlings of any variety; state price1 To LET—“OWER FLOOR 27.300011!" 0f moving. )7 Woodbury live
{Ind number. AddreSS S. W Merrill \\ oodward avenue, 7 rooms. All lm- nue. .g‘gg‘fgi
NI'ilton. Conn, or phone 57-2, Wilton.
t
wANrEn—cononnn GIRL on‘
middle aged woman for light house-
work and cooking in family of two.
lAddress Mrs. S. W. Merrill, Wilton.
pond, or phone 47 2. Wilton. s2_
BUSINESS NOTICE.
S27 31 Sli‘eel.
c...
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1mg house. centrally located. Price low.
1 TO LET—3 FURNISHED on UN-
furnished rooms. Price reasonable. in
‘ proIements. Rent 815. Apply 18 Grove?
329 3‘1, FOR SALE—NICE Six ROOM CUT notlung short of Bulgarian de—
1 "’ "“"*~*”’"‘"”‘*'* 1m e. t'l‘enilal. good location, lownricue nmllilizatlon can alter. says.
To LET"F1VE ROOMS GOOD 1‘0'1 1911‘ v 62 Osborn uIenue. ERBLIlNur-1 heater 5 correspondent at. Athena
1cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopi). 351,1,le
Cole alcnlfle. East Norwalk. s27 3t
F0 R SAL E~M Y
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TO LET—-FULLY FURNISHED 6.
m lounge Marvin Beach Apply '1‘.
BIG
27 3t Price, 8200. Luther M. Wright. leletwllich hm c been losing: ground
1 _ en' _ 8 » .pholle 1413-4, Franklin street, So til. Since the Bulgarian mobilization. ,
1 To LET—T“O NICELY FURNISH- Norwalk. 3 Fllt“ Greek mobilization has l‘l’ltl (.1
AUTO DELIVERY.
PACKAGES
‘called for and delivered to an)r part of
pity. Vallses called for and delivered
ed rooms, all lmprov enlents. 68 Spring
at t. FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR m
rec
“27 3‘ Elm street, Nor‘walk. Bath laundry:
' “ . 1 ‘ ~"‘_"‘"—’""‘"~—”1 Iectric lights new furnace. cm}:
to statlon. Any light work solicited.‘ e 1
‘ Phone 173-4. 327 3t To LET—OCT IST EIGHT Rom} cellar. Ready tor occupancy. Photos1
.1 ._._- 1ilouse, fetll‘trally located. inquire? as on application Very easy iemuM'
W" ‘ """’ ‘ ‘rcscen ' (more 5:, . .
m . t d ii t at Norw lit
.4? 11’) AUTOMOBILES ; _ _ . Ison‘ s S u to, 53 Wu 5 re a; (g
' ' 1 TO_LET—_—NE\\’ BUNGALO\\',FI1VE1 _ .
gr/ We my best prices for all kinds of rooms and bath, with all Improve-1 FOR SALE-ONE lJl-QUOR Lil;
JUNK.
lTHE WM. EFFRON CO.. Inc.
89nd postal or telephorle. Tel. 441
PROFESSIONAL.
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST..
Bouth Norwalk. Bicycles. motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold or! exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices res
_sonable.
'IALVATDR CHARIOTT— GENER‘
p11 contractor. ,Estimates given on
nu kinds of contract work. Be sure
In W our estimate. We can save you
money. .. Phone 816-3. 29 Wood St.
ZsMIrl-I Ann waIeI-Ir' HAVING
seduced ~their expenses to a minimum
‘ainting, paperhanging and general
use street. Tel.. 1271-3.
01' 743-3.
_ “N"Los'rj ‘
E LOST+SATURDAY nvnumo s'r
Palace'l‘ileatre, ladled’ gold watch.
.jrecelve reward.
‘ I, By: having us install Hot Water
' ' llieat Steam and Hot Air. by reliable
ttel‘s.
Repairs tor all kinds of stoves.
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped
sin pipes.
HENRY A. HEGfiLEIM .
Phone 1108-12
‘3"
ding. to a report
d “out at tel ble source inn
will give astonishing low prices on‘
Jobbing. Tit/East avenue and 10 Cut.
d'ppeli face, stem winding. Return to.
Samuel Lynes. 38 West avenue and1
:27 3t
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1 _ house all improvements. Gas, bath, etc i
ments. Large garden. '1‘. McGuire, 2218mm tor Town or Norwnik. For n";
lloIItlrd street. Rent 916. East 'Nor ther information address P p“, 1;”
Wm“ “27 3‘1573. South Nonvalk. al2 u
To LET—'31 “MON 317 RO0M1lr° performing services for hundreds
apartment. Posseslon at once. The1of Norwalkers every day; Are you
Hatch “d Bailey 0° ‘26 ti using them? For results use The Son
- tlnsl.
To LET—«NEW APARTMENT con— ___ _ ~ .., - N” .
nor Spring and Washington streets. fl
Apply 12 Spring street or phone “lfllnl "0] 01:8
1423-2. ‘ 527 3t:
TO LET—TWO NICELY FURNISH-1
District of Norw,alk ss. Probate
able for two, all modern com eniencea. Estate of John Kovacs. late of Nov,
'Private family, refined sllroundings. ‘walk in said District, deceased
Address F- A 3- 911° Sentinel. 1‘27 3‘1 District of Norwalk, ss Probate
The Court 0; Probate tor the Dis-
TO LET—.5 NICE UGHT- LARGEIIrIcI or Norwaik, hath limited and al-
rooms. All improvements. 19 Hillside lowed six months from the (me here
street, «South Norwalk. Phone 1089.10, for the “8,11“,wa said Estate to
923 3 exhibit their claims for ssttieman.
Those who neglect to present their so
To LET—FIVE ROOMS AND BATS counts, properly attested. within said
all improvements 4 Woodbury avenue} time will be 'dehsrred a recovery, All
limitirs ‘2 Connecticut A79" 0" 91‘0““ persons indebted to said Estate are re-
2524.: .1 528 3‘ quested to make immediate payment
To tare—Six ROOMS WITH ALL to
improvements at 25 Putnam Ave. in-
unison. J: Crowley, 4 West Main St.,
Norwaik or phone 189-12. “.928 at
Josnpn moms?
Adminismtior
t‘iOI- Keogh & Condos. Attorneys.
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Z .‘l'OiLETe—VERY INiCE 5 ”ROOM1
apartment; Partial improvements.
East Washington street, East Nor 1‘
walk Apply 64 South Main street 1
. 838 ti
com. septembfer...28m A. D 191914 '1
Estate in Connecticut of L'swrelies’
. State ‘0! indians, deceased ., .
proverhe‘nts. Rent 911. Also 4 nice M 0“" for adjustment “ “’9 PM
rooms with some improvements. Rent. bate adios
1n
m in said Estate may be' notified there-
TD LETILJEIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE of, the Adminiittrstor will ca'di'e this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District;
EVEN-101‘
Well located, bu trolley line. Central. 1
A9919. 9 Elisabeth street or phone
12494:: .
of October. 1916.»? . ,
. . ‘ ”HENRY W. GREGORY.
ers, 25c 1b., fresh laid eggs. Nicllolls
for three .cars. Inquire 15 Golden ilill.
Twenty-one chickens. 'l‘wo Irevvlngllxi-1
chines at $5 and $2 each. inquire 'nt 15.
3‘27 3t
ed rooms, one large front room. sult— Court September 13th, A l).. ”151,,“ "
,,_ ~
-—1 use... or Norwaik. ss. erotics ,y' ‘
w. cordon. isle or Msdison‘ln. the . {
Ordered, That the Administrstor .1...
To LEI-4 noous WITH ALL m exhibit. his Administration empire: to .
'st least liver days before said _5th1 ,dsy ,
BERLIN. Sept. 29, Iia wire-
less to SayIille, N Y.— Accord-
1mg, to the Overseas
Agency Greece has assured Ser-
1bia she will resist the passage of
1loreign troops through Greek ter-1
. ritory
, “The Assomatlon of German
Trades L illOilS. \\ l’llCll has several
million members. publishcs statls-
1tics showing that from the out—
break of II ar until Oct 31, of last
Iear 1-,700 00.) marks (3 175.030)
1nas paid for thc relief of the un-
. 1cmplov ed ll eiutcn that film and
lamlary l, the amount was 5.»
000000 marks. to the end of
SECOND April, 2 750.000 marks and to the
hand hot air furnace in good condi-
street,
s29 3t
end of July 1,000,000 marks. Thus
more than 2l.()00.000 marks has
been paid out of the funds of the
unions. ill addition to 10,000,000
marks given to the families of
soldiers.
"Count Julius Andrassy. former
Premier of Hungary. says in the
'l‘agcblatt that RIIIIIaIlia must re-
main neutral. and Ccrtaully “ill
do so. If Runlania should )0ln thc1SIzl and tilt Suez (anal into the
should Mcditcrraman
cIItcntc allies and) they
win, Russia would be master of
the Balkans. which would mean
that Rumania would become a
Russian dependency.
drassy says the Central Powers
Runlania is placed, and do not
desire her aSSIstance."
LGREECE WILL NOT
ALTER POSITION 1
LONDON Sept. 29.——Thc pa—
tiliC assuranus of the Bulgarian
Minister at \tllclls have not ha d
the Itfctt of altering the deter—
inlrincd posnion of (ircu‘c which
“The \lctory of the Allies
c last \‘cstigc of
-»Ilistollragzillg efi'cct on the (iti-
mans lll‘i‘i‘
SURVIVORS OF BRITISH
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London. hep;~ at), 10:25 a
,'lhc. (rIcck L’HY‘t‘l’lllllLiii has rt—
‘ 'lczlscd the Silt-Miami (miollrkas wh I
British
fiverc survisorhv
of mills
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Champagne ca‘nlc at the right mo—i
PA‘I it‘ll” lllcllt to dispcli
Betllel Boy, a good all around horse synlpnth _\ for ll) (Illt‘ral Powers
TRANSPORT RELEASED A
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MATINEE TODAY 2:15. EVENING 7: 15 TILL 10330. (a COMPLETE SHOWS).
Last installmen: of “THE GODDESS” with EARL WILLIAMS and ANITA STEWART. Many other
Thursday aitcrloon .and evening—Olga Petrovav—in “THE TIGRESS.” -
1Friday afternoon and evening—John. Barrymore in “THE INCORRIGIBLE DUKANE."
Ne cws 1. Mcssageries
sunk b) 3 submarine The} were Andrezek and Tofial Parulski whol Joseph Geoski, a striker at the CO”
sent immediate!) to 1113113 on the are among the strikers at the Union1bin screw division of the American
Maritime Sicamcr Manufacturing company, were eacll1fls' ardwnre Corporation, was sent to
Slbom \iauy Of them had 110 0P- fined 32 5 and costs {or threatening the jail for “0 months for throwmg ‘
Portunlt} 9‘ en to Obtain ClOlh’ life of Charles Kalkus, who refused '0 stone through a window Of the factory
mg. ,go on strike. in police court tom”‘yes-terdayriternoon. He was captured
There has been no previous 2111- Kalkus informed two policemen doing “hue mm“ "‘1“ 53100" a if” mom'
nouncemcnt of the sinking of the ‘ guard duty late yesterday afternoon ents after a pollceman saw mm throw
Ramazan.a steamer of 3. 477 tons,“ that his life had been threatened by the stone.
although a \Iircless dispatch from‘; ——————~————-——
Berlin on Sept 21 stated that1
the lirankftlrtel Zeitnng report (11
that a large British transport1
front Egypt for Dardancllcs had1
been sunk l)_\ a German subma—1
rine. This lessel scarcely coulrli
have been tho: RaIIIazan, ll0\\t:\€l',
for the Frankfort paper saul thc1
\esscl in questlon was a 15.2-00
ton steamer which had been sunk
in the Mediterranean off the 15-1
land of Crete.1
5 A Boom To Your Bu iness
Overland Commcrical Cars
Phone Vaast Bros. Garage for Demonstrations.
Touring Cars 5750 Roadster $725 I
We also have an assortment of Good Second Hand Cars
at the Lowest Prices. Call and see them.
.11 VAASI BROTHERS GARAGE,-
“351 Chestnut St,- City. Phone 1360.
carrying lndian troops either toi «cm were: mes-memes" “0"“ mi:
the Calllooll Pcnisula or to
France. The course taken might
have been through the Arabian
Sea, the Gulf of Aden, the Red
”mm
The fact that
the surIIIors were landed at,
Athens. makes it sccnl likely that
the troops were on their way to,
the Dardancllcs.
In addition to the rcpm‘t from
llcriin on Sept. 2t. thcrc havw . , .
b c .. V9 '1 0t} ‘r iln‘Ollfil'lll’ll, S O Matinee a" N] h
‘afillgillffi‘lllj'iltS u from ( ('icrmdn‘ aturdaY9 Ct° 21 d E t
sourccs of the sinking of British
1' transports.
“Accordingr to trustworthyi
news from Serbian sources the
1Atlstro— German fortcs collccntIzli-
ed at the Serbian fronticl . alone.
the l’ancsova— (”)rsovzl liilt‘. do not
exceed 300000 men. Tth are,
composed mainly of old men antli
youths althrough the} arc on)»
.IIIIlcd WItll powerful :IItllltrII.
“ File proicctul attatk agmnstT
Serbia is believed to lulu btcll,
llt‘t(‘SS€il‘il_\ postponed."
Direct From One Solid Year at the 48th Street Theatre,
New York.
GEORGE BROADHURST’S MASTERPIECE
Surpassing His “Bought and Paid For" and “Today”
“The Law T111; Land”.
WITH
Adelaide French
(Creator of Madame x.)'
COATES GWYNNE. AND THE NEW YORK CAST.
Endorsed by Clergyman, EdUcators, Social Welfare Workers, as the
Most Powerful Drama Seen in New York in 25 Years.
THE PLAY ALL NEW YORK TALKED ABOUT
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Evening—Orchestra, $1. 50, $1. 00, 75c; Balcony, 50c and 25c.
Matinee-Entir‘e Orchestra, 800 Seats, at 50c; Balance, 500
Seats, at 25c; Box, 7 c.
SALE OPENS THURSDAY.
NO NEWS FROM NISH.
The news from Nish, with eggs and
fish, 1
We used to get at table.
.At llreakiast hour we would devour
The product of the cable.
qllite n
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The newa from Neil lllElilt'.‘
dish
And set the people yelping.
But somethings wrong; for ages long
. We haven't. had it helping
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con; and that all persons interested!
SATURDAY MATlNEWd N19“ 1‘ THIS WEEK
Menace 2. 20- Evenlng 8. 21) Excellent trolley and jitiley service
With Paul Niche son and Miss Morton and Posmvely The New
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Kiaw 8: Erlal.ger Offer [i H. Frazee's
. Original Longacre, N: Y. Production
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list The funniest Farce That Has Even Been ertten
Norwalk Chronicler