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"" THE SOUTH NORWA'LX EVENING SENTINEL
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PAGE THREE ' I
VNhui
Classified
For Sale,
on
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-
face or Caps. Double Price.
“Ads. ”—To Let,
Business and
,EVERY AFTERNOON at 2
PRICES
Afternoon—25¢ 50¢ 75¢
, WANTED.
WANTED—2 BOYS AS HELPERS be secured at reasonabé‘ffife by ad- Iand harness. Inquire Joseph Dalhy, so
Horace R. Nash North Main and
West streets. 05 3t
WANTED—AT ONCE, A GIRL,
for general housework. Apply to Mrs:
F. H. Bissell, 55 Seaview aienue, East Mrs. Whitney, 6 Orchard street Nor— tain poles Apply 53 South Main St.
05 3t _, walk.
Norwalk.
J
WANTED—TRIMMERS EXPERI-
enced on hand whipped leather w.ork
Apply at once, Vanderhoef & 00.13
Butler street. 05 8t
WANTED—A BRIGHT YOUNG
girl for oilice. High school graduate‘
preferred. Ii. Jacob 8: Sons, Shoe Man-
ufacturers. 'Belden avenue. Norwalk,
-‘.Ct.( 05 it
WANTED—CARPENTERS. LES-
lie Gamble, 23 Seaview avenue, East
Norwallr, or apply at Norwalk Tire (a
Rubber Co.
, warn-swam 1N STOCK ROOM» I
Salary to start :1.
Apply NeptuneI
Hardware Mfg. Co., 66 Fort street,
East Nor-walk. oi 3t
”WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY,
room and board in private family. Ad-
dress T, care Sentinel.
WANTED -— COLORED LADY
. wants position as cook, in private fam-
ily or boarding house. Address 1371
Washington street, South Norwalk, cloI
Mackey. oi 3t
WANTED—26 GIRLS WANTED. EX-
p’erienced on Singer Sewing‘ machines
on dresses. Steady work and high
wager]. Inquire Royal Mfg. Co., 853i
04 at“
Washington street.
WANTED—SHOEMAKERS. ALSO
boys to learn shoemaklng trade. Apply
ii. Jacobs Sons, Beiden avenue, Nor-
.Walk.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc,
Want Experienced,
Hand Cutter
Electric Machine Cutter
Operators experienced on power
machines.
Steady work. 02 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL I
housework. App! to Mrs. F. A Van-
Buremd Stevens street, Norwalk. 02 3tI
PROFESSIONAL. ,_
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST»
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles'
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
paired We do vulcanizlng. Prices rea-
sonable.
anus-res cHARIorr— canna-
oai contractor. listhnates liven on
all kind: of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate. We can save you
Phone 816;. 23 Wood St.
1
31111111 m wmenr navmc
reduced their expenses to a minimum '
win give astonishing low prices on
2 Wanna. repermslns and renew
lobbingnzu East avenue and 10 Got»
take ptreetl Tel; 12714. or 743-2.,
, ~ ,; , npsmsss NOTICE," '
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR. THE
building of the Community Hall base-
.: meat. .liiast Norwalk. will be receivsdI
until Monday, October 12th,1915.
Plans and specificatidns can be seen
at the store of the Gerhard Co., 10
First street. Privileges reserved to re-
:leotnnyorallbids Signedz— .
. MRS. J. W. MARVIN,
Building Committee. '
NOTICE—WILL PERSON
nudging. please return same to this
64 8th
’ ‘I
AUTOMOBILES
l .
We pay but prl for all kindaoi'
-JU
THE MIIEFFRON CO” Inc;
1:31.441
t Norwalk, or telephone 1165-5.
wan. . ,
picked up pocketbook in front of Oiti I .
Hall. Thursday night containing rn'oue'y "
‘ Well iocitedp" o
TQLET.
To LET—STORAGE ROOM CAN
dressing P. O Box 427. 05 3t
To LET—HOUSE. 7 ROOMS,
th. Apartment 5 rooms, bath, heat,
supplied. Exceptional neighborhood.
329 3t|
- ._____. 1
TO LET—LOWER. PART. OFI
house, 100 South Main street, to small
family of adults Rent 318. inquire C;;'
E. Hoyt. \ .
To LET—7 ROOM APARTMENTI
'All improvements. inquire 10 HillsideI
street, South Norwalk or telephaie
1188. 05 3t
I-
I To LET—5 NICE LARGE ROOMS.
[with all improvements, 19 Hillside St,
South Nornalk. or phone 1089-2. 04 av
To LET—LARGE, NEWLY FURN-
'ished front room. All mmences. 68
Spring street" 0-1 at
I
I
all improvements. Also a barn on the
w
'nlture. including beds, chairs and floor
Icoverings. Inquire 15 Haviland street.
good condition. Inquire 63 Meadow St,
70 LET—8 ROOM nodes Wirnl
I
' FOR sans.
FOR SALE—HORSE. CARRIAGE
South street 05 3t
*FOR SALE~GENTLEMANS Di, '{
and book case. but rack, pictures, can) .
carriage, push cart, crex matting, cur-
The. Above Prices,
The'fih'th of a Nation is The
Want to See.
05 3t
FOR SALE—LATEST MODEL
Ford touring car fully equipped, used
only a short time. A-l con‘mtiori
Brothers
Ga1age.oi 3t
FOI SALE—SECOND HAND FUR-
sum 11 ~ M 3‘
:15
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EVENING 8:15.
PRICES.
Evening—25¢ 50¢
OLi’
BRIDGEPORT
NOWT HSEHOWING
“Birth... BHF NatiO
The Birth of a Nation Is An Absolute $500,000 Production.
‘The Birth of a Nation Will Never 'Be Shown at Less Than
Production 80,000,000 People
30--Soloists in Orchestra-~30
The Birth of a Nation is Authentic American
turized. I
The Birth of a Nation is Shown at Poli's Exactly As At The
Liberty Theatre, New York.
Every Leading Educator and Statesman in America Endorses
The Birth of a Nation.
50--Extra Mechanics, Effect Men, Etc.--50
You ()we it to yourself and Your Children To See This Wonderful Production.
BOX OFFICE OPEN FOR RESERVATIONS 9 A. M. TO 10 P. M.
” JEWS'IWTEEHITI NA.
FOR SALE-«NEW SIX ROOM COT-
tags, with improvements, on trolley
line. 13 First street, East Norwalk.
Apply 62 Osborn avenue. 04 6t
and Are Thrifty.
f'l‘rere are 9 large number of colon-
ies in Argentina. Among the most
interesting of such settlements, says
Frank G. Carpenter are those belong-
ing to Hebrews. it will be remem-
bered that Baron Hirsch set aside
$10,000,000 sonic years ago to assist
FOR SALE—A WINE Panes. IN
'South Norwalk. 04 3t
.___—
FOR SALE~HOUSE BOAT. 90’
premises. Apply 102 Taylor avenue, So.
I To LET—FIVE ROOMS. coon L0-' _....
35
lcation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp.
I Cove aVenue, East Norwaik. 04 3t.
I TO LET—“house, 8ROOMS. BATH.
ovements. sileflned neighborhood.
Also floor of 4 rooms. Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire
oi 3t
'2 High street
TO LET—ti ROOMS ON FIRST
floor, nice location.
ments.
Mutation Inquire on premises or tele-
phone 1644-20-1 3t
I TO LET-sFIRE PROOF GARAGE,
:2 20 Union street, will mommodnte 3
I care. inquire of Mrs. A F. Minions. 15
, Golden Hill street. 04 3tI
1
TO LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Rent 311. Also 4 nice
rooms with some improvements. Rent
{:9 inquire Mr. Gerhardt, 265 East av
nue.
TO LET—LOWER FLOOR
“Woodward avenue, 7 rooms. All lm-:
I Ipr0vements. Rent :15. Apply 18 Grove
street. s29 3t
i To LET—5 ROOMS, No. 8 011033
istreet, Inquire 108 South Main street,
Ior telephone 18425. 02 3t
T0 LET—ONE LARGE LOFT. COR-
ner Day and Burritt avenue. Inquire
To LET—HOUSE N0 50 SPRINO
street, South Norwalk. 7 large, airy
rooms. All, improvements. One halt
quire 7 Day street. '
'ro LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE
house. 6 rooms and bath. All improve.
meats. Good locality. Apply on prem-
iseIs. Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St John St
02 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT 0F SIX
rooms; hard wood floors. new paper-
ed, all improvements, treat and side
.entrance private, at 33 Seaview. Mrs.
Charles AisthOrpeL Phone 635. 02 2t
‘ ro Lei-=11 UNION an. '1 about
Hatchnndmco.
04 3t'
With imprOVO,
28 Lowe street, near railroad
27;
Mr. W. Ott. Felt Hatxll‘actory. 02‘ 31'
block from depot. 825 per month. in- '
02 3t ,
apartment. Posseslonat once. The"
the Jews to leave Russia. He sent
his agents to Argentina and they
bought a tract of good bottom land.
M... ——- comprising dbcut 30,000,000 acres. For
FOR SALE—BROWN AND WHITE. this they paid something like $12,000
Ferrets. Also some English Setterl or 815,000 per square league, and the
pups and Running for bounds and total sum expended for the land
pups” Steven s. Gregory. CranburY- amounted tumors than $2,000,000. The
Tel. 576-?» 03 3‘ Jewish Colonization Fund was aided in‘
this work and there are now some
thing like 40,000 Jews in Argentina.
Some of them are settled in, villages
and they own large areas or farn1~
ing lands near by.
communities and go out to work on
the farms. Many of them own their
lands in severally. and some of the
villages have 3. 000 or 4 000 population.
foot. stangoinu boat with every convene
IIOHCO. For long cruise or summer livc
linn. Bargain. D. Morrell. Rowayton.
FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,
Bethe] Boy, a good all around horse.
Price, 3200. Luther M. Wright. Tele-
phone 1113-,1 Franklin street, South
Norwalk. 518
FOR SALET-HOUSE FOR SALE,
tEim atrcet, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace, cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy Photos -Advertlse~ In The Sentine. t Fifi-:the world would not need that young .
Ion “pmkmuonr VBI'V. my. terms. JQCk ‘5 ‘ ’—-'~'—--——-——— .3131] at a". '15 it your aim to be only PHONE *
Ison's Studio, 53‘Wsil street, Norwitlk.‘ L'Aawm“ In The gummy It 9". « ~ NORWALK 97 6
s9 ti . mu -——~.~.._........-.r. ”mm“ -
FOR SALE-ONE LIQUOR Llo-
They have social -
'Not a few of these people have es.‘,a cow's man "
They Control "-0:- of Grain Trade tablished stores in different parts 01‘
Argentina, and there are now Jew
merchants everywhere. Some of the
Jews are quite wealthy The grainIon the table at the college in. —'I‘heIi mustn't even hold him
itrade is largely controlled by them,Iworms Work '
and they have shown the same thrift; ‘
that is common to their race theI
world over.
"COW'S
David Starr Jordan
do about going to
lug.
Jordan's reply.
Wisconsin of whom
! home at night.
I man. One balanced
one enriched the world as much as
If it were not for the cow
1 the other.
One day a young man applied to Dr.
that he was poor, and that if he came (I guess she's stayed my mother, ~,
he would have to wear shabby cloth- ‘
“And that ,reminds me," was Dr. I thought, though he was tiny
"of a poor man inI
earned half a dollar a day by drivingI
a cow to pasture. He watched her allI I thought before we knew it
day while she ate, and then drove her I
That was all he did.
Put here your dollar and there your
as a student at Sanford—and a «1111- I
,gent one—with a side line of waiting.
THE BABY.
I] use' to be the baby ,
‘ 'Fore the other baby came, 1
MAN. " , I
I! didnt know that maybe ,
I’d have to change my name: I .
to know what to But now 1’ I
l
in only “Brother ”
college. He saidI
He' 3 “Mother's precious pet"
But I haven’t set her yet).
And he looked so very queer,
i once heard. He. He’d get over being ’"whiny,
When he found that l was here.
the other. and the
REGEN
genes, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
lther information address P. 0. Box
i573' South Norwaik. ai2 ti
11111 1011111
The New York, «New Haven and Hart-
ford Railrdad Company, New HaVen,
Conn., October 5, 1915.
To the Stockholders: Notice is here.
by given that the Annual meeting of.
the Stockholders of The New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad I
Young Fellow I
Balmarue 00313
Some 3113385! Coats
(lately & Brennan
4: South Main St.
South Norwalk.
A
S. C.
few tine,
Leghorn
year from
greatest laying
world
England.
l‘om Barron $.10.—
Whlie leghorn Cockcrels
sale at $2.50 each. Raised this I
stock from
imported direct‘frorn'
Tom Barron's place—Preston,
Telephone Nelson
F Hunt, Superintendent. Ring
11245, Norwalk.
Tuesday—Mary Pickford in her greatest
youns. while tion “Esmeralda."
Cockarels for I
A Few Choice Seats at $2.00.
I]
History Pic-
. We'd be chummy as could be:
The young man was soon enrolled But I ain’t agoin' to do it,
'Cause he isn't nice to me.
Less he drops onto the floor.
An' it doesn't do to scold him:
It just starts him in to war.
I am goln‘ on to seven,
And I go to bed alone;
But I wisht he’d stayed in Heaven
Till he'd get a little grown.‘
P’r’aps some day there’ll com'e another;
It wouldibe a funny joke‘;
,Then he'd have to be the bmlhel’}
I An' be told his "nose was broke.”
in would start himqellin‘ inaybe.
I But l’d tell him last the same,
IThat he couldn’t be the baby
When the other baby came.
-—~Elhe] M. Kelley. in St. Nicholas.
THEATRE.“
75¢ 81.
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characterira- ‘
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LERMAN in
Company will be held in Hannonle
.Hall, No. 9 Elm street, in the City of
New Haven. Connecticut. on Wednes-
day. the 27th day or October, 1915, at
12:00 o'clock, noon, for the following
purposes:
1. To consider and take appropriate ac.
tion upon the Annual Statement and
all acts described therein or report-
ed at said meeting. '
2. To elect a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year. . .
2. To transact any other business
which may properly‘ come before
said meeting. , 1
The plan tor permanent iinanclns
,oi the Company cannot be completed
in time Tor action at this meeting.
For the purpose or this meetingtthe
transfer books of the Campany will be
cloned from October 13th 1915, to Do
tober 27th.1915. both days. inclusive. .
By order of the Board of Dii’eoters.
ARTIMIR E CLARK,
126 t! Secretary.
-'ro LET-41am men 5 ROOM DIVIDEND NOTICE-
, _ p apartyent.-' Partial improvements. FAIRFIE%N%SCgHNEY SAV-
' M. W"m‘1§.“3.§‘§°§innm$ I’i'i’; ~ New mm M 16» 1°16
':- . Ill-Ia“; ATameetingottheBoardofDirecto
' ‘ ' or: of the Hatfield County Savings .
DEV—HEIGHT ROOMS DOIUIDLD
(Udall improvements. (in, bath. etc.
1242- 2. " 821.11!
Riccio Bro.
trolley line. central.
, Apply 2 Eliza th street or phone '
.'. books and paid on and after, Octoba
" It, 1915; ,
Dank: held this (I: a difldend at the
rate' of tour (1) percent. per. auburn
‘ ,.,depositcre from the
of the .six months ending
stunt... to. 1915. , ,
The earns will be entered on pass
By Order er, the Board or Directors.
'92 .. ' '. _ ssvrsoua‘ corn-is, .
DIAMOND Disc moment-pa
I"); ., You cannot realize whats musical triumph Mr. Edi-
, son has achieved with you have actually heard the ,
N , Edison, with his Ionndernn diamond reproducer; he has made
oi the phonograph a real musical instrument. A ten? that is true,
'liie-iilre‘, human natural. ”Just what music lovers have: been waiting
for t opens a new era in music. Call and hear. the N3wI Edison-.f
on
Special for Wednesday and added attraction for Thurs},
day. the celebrated international star, ANNETTE KEL‘
“Neptune’s Daughter”
Vt
Coming Attractions—Week of October
which was photographed" in Norwalk;
it
MONDAY
TUESDAY
Stock Company; October :8, 19 and 20, “THE BIRTH OF?
A NATION ‘" Edmund Breese in a picturization of Rob
' ert W. Service's poem. ‘The Song Of the Wage Slave
PALACE THEATRE
~ wens e’snlt
I I, Payton ‘I
'l‘llli SIX ATTORNEYS
‘. . ._ . , . ‘A Great Surprise
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11.1. _ .and
In a Rural Comedy Sketch
3 ;' "-fioorihc 11111 BEISY”
i #1 - I . In Something New and Radically Dil’fcrent
8 WA:
111111111
. BUD and ME IIIEIM
Remarkable Juvenile Entertainers I
Norwalk Chronicler