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For Sale,
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent
face or Caps, Double Price.
01115111111111 “Ads.” To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements 0111 this page, Twent y-Five Words or Less; 25c
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WANTED. ‘ To LET.
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non SAL].
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WANTED—$3,000 ox FIRST MORT-é
gage on property near center of Nor street. Inquire on premises
To. Lam‘ssm ROOMS, 48 SPRING:
s30 it
FOR SALE—GOOD, 58900511);
hand hot air furnace in good condi—
Waik. ‘Vel'y beet security. Address F, E “""—‘—"‘—*——;*“"—- tion. Apply 108 South Main tstreet,
clo Sentinel. 53015 To L THQNE FAMIL‘ HOUSL or telehone 1342-5. : #529 31
,1 fl ,neai South horwaik station. inquire ,”__,___
' WANTED—BY AHUXGARIAN GIRLINO- 8- Day street. s30 11‘ FOR SALEv—FRICASSEQ can K.
wvorlt as housekeeper. Can do good.i
P—wmg—fl
ens, 22 c 1b., roasting chicknns. broil-
[plain cooking. Inquire .\‘o. 2 Reed St”? TO LEW”L0WE'R PART 01“ em 25c ih., fresh laid egg; Nicholle
iSouth Norwaik. $29 3t 110“” 100‘ 50‘1”" Main street to Poultry Yard 214 East avenue. Tele—
__ . small family of adults. Rent $18. in- phone 2434‘ ’ 329 3g
WANTED—BOYS BETWEEN 11 quire of C‘ E-.Hoyt- ’~ 830 t! _ _____ w... , ._
and 16 years of 11558- Stead) employ-i “* “”5 '* “‘— ._._.-_... 3 FOR SRstGRAI’ES. 4 -;AT"1 sr.
ment Address BOiS Sentinel Office To LET‘R'S ROOM BUNG‘ALO“ J0l1“=. 18 Osborn avenue, "East Nor~
s29 31; cement cellbr, running water. one ucie walk. 7: 529 31
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HAT TRIMMERS AND GIRL T0 born avenue, East Norwaik.
LEARN. APPLY UNION HAT SHOP, : ———--1
CROSS AND RIVER STREETS, NOR-
1WA11K
ia'nd,chick1en houses. Rent 151’ Also
WANTEowExPER1E\CED FELT one large click stove $10.1ipply 35 CS
330 st
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To LET—«rPAINT SHOP 0N BROOM
s28 3t street.Nori1vaik. Occupied byR Lg
Brotherton.lnqui1e of Edward 8.;
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ilieeker, l'oirwalk. slit) 6!
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1 T0 LET—111011313, s ROOMS BATH,
A ”DONE: 70 NORTH MAIN ST» improvements. Refined neighborhood
PROFESSIONAL.
am“ N0" 31“ Bicycles, “OWEN!“ Also floor of 4 rooms. Two furnished,
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.‘ rooms for 11
Expert repairing Baby carriages re-- 2 High street
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea- i
bonahle.
ight housekeeping. inquire
s30 3t
To LET;APARTMEN'I‘ or ssv-i
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"uni contractor.
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER 1221;001:1112-1111”mpm‘emema Hot water1
Estimates given on Also two furnished rooms. Ladies prer’
pond floors, electric lights; __
,, FOR SALE—A 5 POST «GARAGE
at 20 Union street is large genough
for three cars. inquire 15 Golden Hill.
‘ 538 31
FOR SALE—FURNISHED 1100M.
ing house, centrally located. "Price low.
Twentyone chickens. Two. sewing ma-
chines st 36 and $2 eaciyinquire at 15
Haviiand street, city. ‘ ' s28 3t
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FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,‘
Bethel Boy, 8. good all around horse. .
Price, $200. Luther M. erth. 'i‘eie
phone 14134, Franklin street; South,
Noxuaik. " ’ 518
m sA'Cemaouss son SALE.
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SliMlflRD THEATRE
FridaygEvening, October 1
mat-m... o--.~.~m—y- - ”1.114
’~ wives
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Manager
Phone 2300.
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THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT
THE CELEBRATED ANGLO-POLISH ACTRESS §
Madame “Peirova
Emily Wakeman Hartley
”my u— a:
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“The Revolt”
BY EDWARD LOOKE.
Thinking and All the Men talking.
A.Powerfui Drama of Marital Life That Will Set Thousands of Women l Chestnut St City
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MERRILL COLLEGE
Our SECRETARIAL COURSE will fit
you to secure and hold? good position.
ASK FOR
FREEBO DKLET
SOUTH NORWADK STAMFORD PORT CHE-
A Boom To Your Bu iness"
Overland Commerical Cars ‘ '
Phone Vaast Bros. Garage for Demonstrations.
Touring Cars 5750 Roadster 3725
We also have an assortment of Good Second Hand Co
at the Lowest Prices. Call and see them.
pRICES'....................‘ ......... .25¢ to $1.50
SEATS ON SALE WEDNESDAY
Saturday, OctOber 2
W MATINEE AND NIGHT
2220 and 8:20
SELWYN AN COMPANY
PRESENT
AN OLD FASHIONED PLAY
‘BACK HOME’
A nerassumo censor BY
BAYARD VEILLER
(Author of “Within the Law") based on lrvin S. Cobb's widely read
“Judge Priest" Stories in “The Saturday Evening Post."
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‘ :ter of Agriculture.
'detéfrmined fashion
at! kinds of contract work. Be sure lferred Phebe 1488
a met our estimate We can save you
mney Phone 316-3. 26 Wood St. 3 TO LetrnflALF
SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
twill give astonishing low prices on
‘aintiag. paperhanging and generall
53 South M
'Hotei Inquire Harris & (ions
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To LET>~5 PLEASANT nouns i!
51-11111 street, Norwaik. Bath, laundry“
electric lights, new furnai'tfi ficement,
0F DOUBLEgceliar Ready for occupancy. Photos,
house, 8 rooms with all improvements, 1 on application. Very easy terms. Jack ,
ain street opposite Clifford son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwaik. ‘
s29 31
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FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR LIC-
[ebbing 274 EN“ avenue and 10 CM“ Elizabeth sllreet, water gas and toilet. shoe for Town of Norwaik For fur-1
tage street. Tel. 1271-3.
or 743- 2.
Estreet. Barth for attics.
Inquire William Hilsdon. 6 Elizabeth ther [nforfilanon games. p‘_()_
3211 213573. South Norwaik.
“CALM "omits : T0 Lair—House, _ '
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District of Noruaik, ss., Probateisupplied- Exceptional
Court September 29, A. D, 1915.
Estate of John Kovacs, late of Nor- walk
ROOM
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Apartment 5 rooms, bath. heat
neighbox hoods;
Mrs. Whittier. 6 Orchard street. Nor-l~
329 3t!
(nail: in an" District deceased.
Whereas, written application
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has
ministrator of said estate, praying, quire 13 U
for reasons therein set forth. for adv-1111i
o1der authorizing and empowering
him to sell certain realestste of said
estate particularly described in said “ “0‘1“” avenue 7 rooms.
application:
Ordered, That said application
heard and determined at the Probate;
10mm, in *Norwaik. on the (lib day of:
TO LET—LOWER FLOOR,
be street. 1
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aud that public notice thereof be glvu ‘H‘m‘ sad 33“” 0°-
TO LETr—3 FURNISHED OR UN- 1)) notified and warned ”in ”.1,
. been made 1,0 this Court by the ad.,1furnisl1ed Toms. Price reasonable. in- nuai Town Meeting will beh id
wrence street. South Nor-
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All lin-
protementsi.lte11t$l5. Apply 18 (trove ?
829 35
7 ROOM
Dctober,1915 at 10 o’clock forenoon; ispartm t‘ Possesion “ °“°°'126Tt::.
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
hearing. Priv ate tat ilniiy. refined
HENRY W. GREGOR".
TO LET r—TWO ‘NICELY FURNISH-
having a circulation in said Distrct { 9d rooms, PM “"89 trout r°°m- 5“”
at least five days before said day of able for two. all modern conveniences.
suroundings.
Address F.1A.B., one Sentinel s27 31‘
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330 11; Judge.
WHOLESALE MASSACRES
, IN ASIA MINOR
7 LONDON, Sept. 30, 4 :45 a. 1n. 1 . 1
street, South Nomik. Phone 1089.
To Lars-5 NICE LIGHT. LARGE
rooms. Alli improvements. 19 Hillside
s28 3t
THE NOTABLY BRILLIANT CAST
WILLIS P SWEATMAN
PHOEBE FOSTER SYDNEY BOOTH
RICHARDS KANE MIRIAM DOYLE
AND A SCORE OF OTHERS.
INCLUDES
JOHN W. COPE
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PRICES: Evenings $1. 50 to 25c. -
SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY
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The taxpnyers and voters of
Town of Wilt:,on Connecticut, are
TOWN HALL
of said town on ‘
Monday, October 4, igxfi
:tor the purpose of electing by ballot;
14A board 01' Selectmen. a Town
Clerk. a Town T1 easur
sensor, a Board of Rel 1 23:13:13:
Collector, 'I‘wo Auditors.
Constables, 'i‘wo Registrars
Voters, Three Members of the
Town School Commit in;
the omcers this 101111 l “he; , tat-
ute provided required to eieiet at
its Annual Town Meeting.
2—-To hear and act upon tge as and
Annual Reports of Tow on ere
3-To hear the recommendailoiis o!
the Board of Finance and not up-
on the some. '
4—‘1‘0 take such action “glue meet-
r—eAddltional detéils of what are 1“
“wholesale inas-
sacres of Armenians in Asia
Minor,” are sway-The Times
K‘airo correspondent; He asserts
252- 3. ,
. TO LE FIVE ROOMS AND BA‘l-‘H
all improvtgients. 11116011111” avenue. '
Inquire saloonnecticut Ave. or phene
a2813t
to the Public Schools of
1 propriations for the names
6—% provide for the liliin
.‘tllat three of those Slain had long-
‘been intimate friends of Tina:
[33.31, Turkish Minister of War.
lfn this list was included Pastor-
imadjian Efiendi, formerly Minis-
”to 1.21
interpreter to st. 25 Ifut‘nam
Norwalit or phone 189-12.
Refugees report that in lman monument. Partial
bases the Armenian popudatio'n East w“, mm, street
resisted the deportatioln1 ognzrim walk .‘WY 6i South Main St.
mucous 111111111111.
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.quire ill. J Crowley, 4 1mm Main. St,
828 st.
,. T9,. III—VERY NICE 5 ROOM .1"
improvements. :
East. Nor-
Plilirab’eth street or. phone
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deemed advisable” “it‘d nee
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and to fix a time Wh
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”km-urn extra mam ' ‘
Ow or may have fame by
may be due and payablei
To appropriate money ion' any and
iBethigiann-Holiweg
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the . ,
Town, and to make necfissary ap- -
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of the Roads and antigen or the ‘
. Town‘- and niche apt-imprinted:
8~To takeoctionasmaybemsy be. i7.
111—111 lay a tax on the data is es— -.
tote of the Town in order to meet. .
Matinee $1.00 to 25¢
GRAND ROPENINO f I
Palace T heatr“
Direct From One Solid Year at the 48th Street The:
New York.
GEORGE BROADHURST’S MASTERPIECE _ 1
Surpassing His “Bong ,. and Paid For" and “Today" ,1
WITH
Adelaide French;
(Creator of Madame x.)
COATES GWYNNE AND THE NEW YORK CAST
Endorsed by Ciergyman, Educators, Social Welfare Workers,”
Most Powerful Drama Seen in New York in 25 Years.1
THE PLAY ALL NEW YORK TALKED'AB
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session todav ratified the action brother ’5:
of the government- in dccrccing, WWW} We“ ”"115
mobiiwatiou ot’ the. only my halt 1110111141
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GREEK MOBILIZATION 511nm and authorized a loan of1 . .fi
‘ ~ HAS BEEN APPROVED $3owoooooo ‘ PRICE‘: 1
Nil ”LN: Sept. 21,), 6 :45 p. 111., EXPLAINED l Evening—~0rCheSil‘a. $1601 $1301 75C; Balcony, 59° :1
vi 1a ans. cpt. 30, 0 11.1114; . ' - __ ' L . . ; ‘
pm. Greek Chaniberqiii; a Slim-“ll 033"”.--wmp a [my chap mug Mannee Entire Orchestra, Boo Seats, at 50; Below:
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MATINEE‘TODAY 1:15. EVENING 7:15 TILL 10530. (2 COMPLETE SHOWS).
Olga [Petrtwa In “THE VAMPIRE"
Friday afternoon and evening—John Barrymore in “THE INCORRIGIBLE DUKANE.”
SATURN“ MATINEE and NIGHT. THIS WE
Seats, at 25c; Box, 75c.
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Matinee. 2.23 Evening 8.20 Excellent trolley and pin servo-e
1 f5}? lilaw 8: Erlatger Offer II. II. Frazees .
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