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Classifieditj‘fids.
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
iace or Caps, Double Price.
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”—TO Let.
Business and
and
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Riccio Bro. Garage
13 CROSS STREET
’PHONE 1523
13 WOODWARD AVENUE
South Norwalk, Conn.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING
Ford Work A-Specialty
TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES. .
PROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE.
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WANTED.
‘ WANTED~GIRL TO DO GEN;
pral housework. good wages and good‘
5
home. Terrace.
01 3t
dishonor; BETWEEN 14
and 16 years of age. Steady employ-
ment. Address “Boys" Sentinel Office.
Apply (‘reseent
s29 31‘
WANTED—BY A HUNGARIAN GIRL.
'work as housekeeper. Can do good,
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TO LET.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS OVER
.li‘iiornniedieu‘s grooery. store. East!
‘illlil:ULllI; or" new Washington str‘ee'.
[bridge Inquire at store. 01 31‘
1 TO LET—LOWER Al’Alti‘MFN'i‘
at 12 High street. Enquire in 'iiouse.x
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‘ T0 LET—$5 ROOMS FlRST FLOOR
26 Clay street, part improvements.
plain cooking. inquire No. 2 Ridge St, inquire 24 Clay sm‘t’b 5011”! N”
Eouth Nor-walk. ‘ oi ltiwalk 01 till
PROFESSIONAL I TO LET—5 ROOM HUNGALOVC,‘
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.,
Bouth Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles.
and Sundries. Both sold 11d exchanged
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
‘sonable. ’
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IALVATOR ommon— Gauss-1
poi oongactor. Estimates given on
on kinds of contract work. Be sure
to got our estimate. We can save you
Money. Phone 816-3. 16 Wood St.
1' smm AND WRIGHT unvmoL
' reduced their expenses to a minimum
[will give astonishing low prices onf
jainting, paperhanging and generalI
[obbing 274 Edst avenue and 10 Cut 3
large street. Tel. 1271-3.
or 743 it. !
FOUND.
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FOUND—WHITE SKIFF ADRIFT;
in Sound. Owner may haVo same by
paying for the trouble. inquire 112'
Washington street. s30 3t
i FOR SALE. 1'
FOR SALE—GRAPES $1. 00 A R'BU-
HieL inquire E. Evbter. 5 Yost.l
street. 01 3t'
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FOR SALE—$2, 700 LITTLE GEM
hi sacrifice. Convenient to trolley
laud East Norualk station. Six rooms
hind bath ,electric light, furnace, har'vd ;
Mood trim, first class couriition.‘
Newly decorated throughout. Owner I
leaving city. Cost $3 400. Easy terms .
J’. l). Mason, Norwalk. 0] 3t ti
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FOR SALE—GOOD,‘ sncorvrl
irand hot air furnace in good condi—I
lion. Apply 108 South Main street,
or telehone 1342-5. '
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FOR SALE—Farcassnn cincK—
bns,'22c 1b., wasting chickens, broil 1
‘ers, 250 lb. fresh laid eggs. Nicholle
Poultry Yard, 214 East avenue. Tele-
phone 243-4129 St
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FOR SALE—GRAPES. A’i‘ ST.
Ilolm' s, 18 Osborn avenue, East Nor-
walk. 829 3t
FOR SALE—MY“ BIG PACER,
..IBethel Boy, at good all around horse.
(Price, $200. Luther M. Wright. Tele»
{phone 1413-,4 Franklin street, South
iNorwalk. ‘ 318
‘5. FOR BALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
‘, Elm street, Norwalk. -,Bath iaundry,l
, electric lights, new furnace, cement
cellar Ready for occupancy. Phonic
‘ bu application. Very easy toms. Jack-
‘; son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwaik.
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FOR BALE-:OIVE LIQUOR JIJC
ease. for Town of Norwalk. For inn,
gther information address P. 0. Box
5‘73, South Norwalk. ’ us a
lttlll NllllCES
PROBATE; SALE OF REAL ESTATE
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Under andpnrsnant to an order of ‘
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, authorizing him thereon
to the subscriber hereby offers foi-
sale all such right, title and interest
as Elizabeth Varga, late of Norwult
in said DistrictNeceased, had at the,
.time of her death in and to the (ol-
lowing described real estate. to wit:
All that certain tract oi land, with
the .buiidinhs. thereon standing, sit-
hated In West Norwalk, in said town
oi Nerwirik. and containing thirty-six
' acres. more Or less, included within
.tlie boundaries, and bounded North-
8.90.
jfie y by and . critter-1y
s29 3t'
_ temper and shouted;
Richards ‘
. head with a pussies expression on his
icement cellar, running Water, one acre:
‘land, chicken houses. Rent $12. Also;
one large cook stove $10. Apply 35 0s!
born avenue, East Norwaik. s30 3t 3
‘ T0 LET—PAINT SHOP ON BROOK!
s,treet Noi'waik. Occupied by R. L.
,Brotherton. inquire of Edward S.i
Meeker, Norwalk. 530 (it
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i To LET—HOUSE, 8 ROOMS, BATH“ '
limprovements. Refined neighborhoodi
“Also floor of 4 rooms Two furnished;
rooms for light housekeeping. inquire
2 High street. 330 31f
TO LET—APARTMENT OF SEV-i
ten rooms, all irnpro1'.ements Hot water‘
heat. hard 11 and floors. electric lights,
Also two furnished rooms Ladies pre
'i‘erred. Phone 1488.
&
'ro LET—H 11.1“ or Domino
'house 8 rooms with all irnpro1ements,i
68 South Main street opposite Clifford:
Hotel. inquire Harris & (lens 329 3t
TO LET—5 PLEASANT ROOMS 4
.Elizabeth street, water, gas and toilet. I
inquire \Hlllam Hilsdon, 6 Elizabeth:
street. Barn for autos. s29 at
T0 LET~llOl' SE, 7 ROOMS,
bath. Apartment 5 rooms, bath, heat
supplied. Exceptional neighborhood.
Mrs. 1‘1 hitne1, 6 Orchard street, ”Nor-
walk. a2!) 3t
To LET—LOWER FIJOOR, 27‘
Woodward n1enne.’l roonre. All im
pro1en1ents. Rent 815. Apply 18 (.rovo ,
st.reet 829 3t:
7 ROOMi
The
126 ti
To LET—31 UNION 8T.
apartment Possesion at once.
Hatch and Bailey Co.
TO LET——TWO NICELY FURNISH-
ed rooms, one large front room. suit-
able i'or two, all modern conveniences.
Private family, refined suronndiugs.
Address F. A. B., c|o Sentinel. 327 at
To LET-VERY; NICE 5 ROOM
apartment. Partial improvements.
East Washington street. East Nor-
walk. Apply 64 South Main St., or
phone 60. s28 ti
TO LET—EIGHT ROOM§ DOUBLE
house all improvements. Gas, bath, etc.
Well iocdted on trolley line. Central.
Apply 9 Elizabeth street or ' phbne
1249 2. 5‘ 321. it
AUTOMOBILES
we pay best prices for all klndoof
JUNK.
THE ..WM EFFRON co. Inc.
Bend; postal or telephone. Tel. '441
LIVES SAVED
By having us install Hot Water
Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
fitters. '
Repairs for all kinds oi! stoves.
Try my pipo cleaner for stopped
drain pipes. .
HENRY A. HEGELEIIN.
fl Water St. Pho‘no 1106-12
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PROPERTY MEN FORGET THEM!
mired Lester, the Comedian, tells
a good- story about these much ma
ligned. individuals, \stage ”capers.”
says the Boston Post. ‘
; At a rehearsal of a certain play the
men who “walk on" for about halt-s-
crown a night. had to 'go up to an al-
tar and make genniiexious before it.
They did not seem to understand
what they were required to do: at all.
and, after being rehearsed live or six
times.“ the stage manager lost his
t‘No, no, where are year genuilex-
ions?"
”‘ The’ chief. "super” “scratched his
.a‘
at the Norwullt hospital. ‘ g .
been visiting Mrs.
hew' s.
painting ntihe home
.Grnmmsu, in South Wilton.»
l-‘lltS'l‘ APPEARANCE or
McEnelly’s Singing Orchestra
At the Armory, Wednesday Evening, Oct. 6.
ADMISSION .................................... 35 CENTSI
Saturday, Oct. 2,
Direct From One Solid Year
Surpassing His “Bought an
“The ‘ Law0
‘ Adelaide
THE PLAY ALL NEW
New York.
GEORGE BROADHURST’S MASTERPIECE
WITH ’
(Creator of Madame X.)
COATES GWYNNE AND THE NEW YORK CAST.
Endorsed by Clergyman, Eddcators, Social Welfare Workers, as the
Most Powerful Dramr Seen in New York in 25 Years.
ht
!
Matinee and Night
at the 48th Street Theatre,
6 Paid For" and “Today”
THFE Land”
French
YORK TALKED ABOUT
Seats, at 25c; Box, 75c.
WLLTON
James Middlebrdok is conuiesc‘ging
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Miss Mary Hill, of ltcddlng, has
A. B. Gotham.
'lr,d the hour of service of St. Muttg
wall-padliudson.
Oscar Westeriing, of Norwalk, is
I - -
Sunday school will be immunities. *-
after 'moming'service ‘instead Of‘ 1|) ‘
a. m, as was customary all summer“:
In the absence of the librarian;
Miss Hill, Miss Zeima Thayer will
substitute in the library on Saturday , .1 M q
‘ alteration.’ ‘ . .
Mrs. D. R. Lambert Tuesday. Octo-
ber 6th, instead of Mrs B. N. .Mc-
Queen, as previously planned.
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The Civic Loagué will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting at. the Town Hall
on Wednesday. October 6th. All in=
terosted in civic work are cordially in-
vited to be present“.
An auto accident occurred near: the
Episcopal church in Wmdn early
Wednesday evening. A young man
was acting as chaui‘ienr, but fortu-
nateiy neither he nor his companion
were hurt although the car was so
badly damaged that it was left by
the. roadside. . ' '
The reception given. the Rev. ;_Fred='
arid: Hollister and Mrs. Hollister last
Friday evening to enable the new
pasttir of the» Congregational church.
to get attenuated; was well attended
the chapel being well filled as some
126 were present. 3An evening of mu-
sic and addresses. was enjoyed.
well as social converse ‘
“1er11, WW K J. Hubbeli and Miss
sly Over-”thirty friends gathered
i2" ‘ home -
PRICES; I L
Evening—Orchestra, $1.50, $1.
Matinee—Entire Orchestra. 800 Seats, at 50c; Balance. 500
SALE OPENS THURSDAY. “ z
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or , Legtand.
"-‘-‘\‘l‘_“““. ‘”\‘
cry Comatocit planned a linen show '
art. mark the approaching marriage ; ‘
of Miss Zelma Thayer In October. HAc‘» ;
co, 75c; Balcony, 50c and 25c.
-Vacant property can be rented and
send tenant secured through Semi
net “yum Advertising
ALWAYS AT
DEPENDABLE GROCERIES, LOWEST PRICES, BEST SERVICE, ;
Fancy Jersey d w y California} ‘
PEARS An re ave ’S PEACHES ,.
Large No}. 3 5
Large N°‘ 3 go WASHINGTON ST. N w ck »
cans. New pack SO NORWALK cans. e P3
2 f‘” 25¢ PHONE no Prompt Delivery .2 for 25¢
7 0 “None 4. I
Golden Grain Flour 3......" 85C bag
Sperry and Barnes PAROWAX 3 LBS. NEW ‘ 3 LBS. NEW 7
gfifiggfip Regular 10: pkg. ROLLED OATS - CORN MEAL,‘
22¢ 11.. , so 14c |
Regular
15c cans cut to
Baratari a §hrimp i
The Best Value in
"The Talk of the “Seldom Equalled
Worth 25c lb.
America. n at Any Price." = I
PEERLESS T°Wn' pEERLESS DAVEY’S SANTOS
COFFEE DAVEY'S "' "
E S TEAS COFFEE
30¢ 1b. 35¢ T A - 50¢ lb- . '71
:0 Stamps Free 2° Stamps Free 60 Stamps Free. At 18¢ lb“ 1';
‘ ‘lb ' ~ ' s 1b“;
3/2 . Fine Granulated ugar. o 190 -;
‘ BMOR Than a Little; Absolutely Pure “Tast” Like More" “A Treat.” _
etter." Columbia River:
ATLAS CHILLI TUNA FISH -’ :
ATLAS CATSUP SAUCE. Re ular 25c can SALMON . . p . .1
Large bottle -- 15¢ » g ‘ 1-.) 11). Flat Caps :2
Medium ...... 10¢ 2 bottles 25¢ (Alt to 18¢ 2 for 25¢ :
FANCY
N EW"
31bs. California Prunes
17C
PEANUT
S err 'and Barnes MIKADO La Herbert
s‘figfigp BEETS. - BUTTER SALAD DRESSING
SHOULDERS . . New Pack. Genuine Home-made. Large bottle . .
Lean, eTndcr Large No 3 cans. Specxal at
13¢ ll). (fut to 10¢ 10¢ Jar. 10¢
Beans Tomatoes, Corn, PeasN pm, 250%
Atlas COCOa 200 can 20 Stamps Free
Absolutely
with each can.
10 S. & H. STAMPS FR EE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Pure
a
‘ .gj.
bottle Ammonia Ice 1 can Brass Polish .. me i can Wesson Oil fast: ‘1'
1I bottle Wash Fluid .. 10c 1 can Roach Food .. we 1 bottle Salad Oil ., jxoc
r'can Skat .......... 10: r can iquid Enamel- 1 bottle Javelle Water loo 1;
r can Dutch Cleanser soc inc ................ lot 1 plsg. No Rub ..... . soc;
‘1 can Karo .......... roc x can Black Pepper .. in: I pkg. Corn Starch. .:xoc:»;
1 can Shoe Polish. . roc r can Atlas Beans me I pkg. Yellow Mesh-.10: _
SPERRY and 180 1b ‘
Boneless Salt Pork C‘“
BARNES
M. ‘\“‘
at.-. Ana-via, '-,—/-,-
. JOHN BARRYMORE, in
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-. TODAY AND‘TONIGHT.
.‘u Atria-luv m
C:\‘~‘.-;
anti—Inuit.
Matinee 2:15. Evening 7:15 till 10:30.. (Two Complete Sho‘w’s) ;
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the ‘Paramount Masterpiece, “THE I NCORRIGIBLE DUKANE.”
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' The Library Whist will meet 'vlvm T.
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:. Matinee 2.2
can NicliO’ son and Miss Morton and Pesiriveiy The New
1 0 Cast. lts The Funniest Farce T hat Has Ever Been Written
RESERVED BEATS NOW-'ON'MhE~AT==REGENTiTHEATR-E: PHONE 97&= BOX‘rOFFlGE ALWAVS’ OPEN. ' '
Coming. attractionsr-sidonday.uOctobcccs, 'Wiiliam..Fa1vershm in.“ThevRiglrno£-Way Tuesday, October 5
the celebrated; Mary Pickford in “Esmeralda;” Wednesday, October 6, Annette Kellerman j‘
.tune’s Daughter” Thursday, October 7, Edward Conelly in “Marse COVinKtODS" Fridzy,
Charlotte Walker; Satnrdey, October 9, “The Juggernaut." .
PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS LEFT FOR
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01% Evening’~'8.20 :- Exccllent trolley andjitney service» ~
‘Klawd Enorgeaflifer H. H. Frazce's
' Original. Longacre .N. .Y. Production
Marius: 25¢. 50¢,- A FEW 75¢.
EVENING 25o. 50¢. 75¢. $1. (10 AND $1. 50.
in‘ 7111' "Net
'October 18,;
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Norwalk Chronicler