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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1915 · page 3

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'- “Ads.”4—To Let."

ProfeSsional Cards,
‘ Miscellaneous=z=

LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five words or Less, 250
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion In Black-
face or Gaps, Double Price

Business and
and

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WANTED.

FOR SALE.

 

WANTED—A STRONG BOY AT
EIIOVV'es Laundry, 43 Day street. Apply
rl‘hursdny morning, at :30 o'clock. 1t

WANTEDLBY THE DAY, WOMAN,
thorough cook ‘Hours 6:30 to 7:30. Ap-
Iily evenings from 7 to 8, 65 East ave-
nue. 020 3L

 

WANTED—4 WILL BUY A SFUONI)
hand cook stove, with water back, it
in good order. Address 11, clo Senti-

020 3t

WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPERA-
tors on Singer Sewing machines. H.
Jacob & Sons, Shoe
Belden avenue, Norwalk.

 

 

21t

 

WANTED—TOOL AND DIE MAK-
ers. Wheeler’s Foundry. 020 3t

 

WANTED—THREE GOOD CARPEN-

John F. Me—
020 3t

ters and six laborers.
Manon.

 

WANTEDaBOARDERS, MAN AND:

wife or two men. Comfortable, warm.
and convenient room. Few other
boarders. For particulars address
Business, care Sentinel Office. 019 3t

or inch second— hand galvanized pipe
immediately. Address Box 152, ROWDYn
ten, Ct. Phone 787-2.

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CLUETT, PEABODY & '00., INC.

want—

flte-pair hand.

Experienced operators on power
chines.

Steady work assmred. 016 tr

 

WANTED—x MAN 0F CHARACT-
er and ability to represent us in your
vicinity. Pleasant work good pay. Write
for our special plan. Barnes Bros. Nur-

. sery (30 Box E, Yaleevilie, Conn

 

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FAIR AND SUPPER GIVEN BY LA-

 

 

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"""dies' Aid, Darien Methodist church

Thursday and Fiiday, Oct. 21-22, after-
noon and ev ening. Admission free. Sup-
per and entertainment 25 cents.

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We pay but prlcoe for all kinds of
JUNK. M

’ THE WM. EFFRON 00.1111;i

80nd portal or telephone. 131L441

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PMACEIHEAIRE

"WHEle EVERYBODY
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“Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9
‘.Balcony 5c. Orchestra Ioc.

SPECIAL FEATURE
\ TODAY

1 ,Mrs." Fiske in
f‘VANITY.-~~FAIR”

77A Seven‘Part Masterpiece ,

COMING TOMORROW
Dorothy Bernard“ In

“THE LITTLE GYPSY”
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COMING SOON
Valeskarsuratt in
"“71‘1HE“ *SOUL OF BROAD-

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Manufacturers, I’

_ ture, etc, at 79 South Main

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WANTED~200 FEET or 3 4 INCH“

FOR SALE—FR“) AS§EE CHICKENI

22c lb. Broiiing and roasting chick
ens 25c lb. Choice breeding cooker-
el, barred rock and R I. Reds. A few

choice hens. Nicholle Poultry 1ard,214 .
020 31‘

.. Orchard street,

East avenue. Tel. 243-4. " A

FOR SALE—GAS STOVE. ALSO

sofha and tables. inquire ii \‘i'estport1

avenue. Phone 147-5.

 

FOR SALE—A CDT, 3— 4 BIZ-I“ ANI)
mattress. Very little used and a few
kitchen utensils Cheap if sold at once.
19 Union lace. 019 3t

 

FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

street.
Sale begins wednesday and contirues
dugng the week.

 

FOR SALE ~— YOUNG DRIVING
horse, wagon and harness, :12 5. inquire
Mrs. Harry Henry, Broad River 019 31

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FOR SALE:AT —HARBOR VIEW
Beach, corner 101.90 feet deep. Corner
of Gibson and Oakwood avenues. EaEy
terms. Inquire M. J. Thornton, Darien,
Ct. 0186

 

FOR SALE-11 ACRES, TEN ROOM:
house, barn, brook, wood. Main road,
near vNorwalk and Westport, $3, 000.

18 3t Buyeis only receive information Ad-'
0 dress Farm, BOX 212, N'orwalk. 018 3t}: Hegeleln, Plumber PhOliB 110612

019 31'.

__ , phone 458. —

TO LET.

TO LET-FROM NOV 1. ATTRAC- 1
tive apartment, large' rooms, heat, jam 1
itor seriice. Fve minutes walk from
businesstwenter Apply J M. Layton 8:1

016 3tj

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TO LET~5 ROOMS. RENT 312. mi
Norwalk. 019 3t;
‘ 'ro LET—BEAUTIFUL TWO F.-A.M j
ily house, each side 6 rooms, all im 1
provements, in East Norwalk; or for
sale very cheap. Box 685, South Nor-1
|waik, Conn. 019 {it'

TO LET — HALF OFFICE 0N
‘Washington street for Insurance and
:Reai Estate Agent, etc, box 685, South!
Norwalk, Conn. 019 3121:

4.51;;

To LET~RENOVATED THROUGH- '
out, newly papered, in first class con“
dition, eight excellent rooms. ‘Iouse
well located. central, modern improve 1
meals Rent reasonable Inquire No. 9
Elizabeth street. 018 ti:

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TO LET—ROOMS 0N pUTNaui
avenue all improiements. Immire at}
t17 West avenue, South iNorw,alk or
018 3t

 

TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
All modern improvements. Fine locali-
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
er street, South Norwalk. Apply II. A.

 

FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR i

rel. Beaupain & Saunders, 3's}. 251-13,
lSouth Norw.alk 014 if

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‘ son SALE—ROUSE r011 SALE

“slim! street, Norwaik. Bath, laundry,
:electric lights. new furnace, cement
cellar Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-
.s son 5 Studio. 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
' e9 ti,

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FOR SALE-ONE LIQUOR 1110-,

ease, tor Town of Norwalk. .For fur
that information address 1'. 0. Box
673. South Norwalk. 11.12 t!

 

1 BUSINESS NOTICES
”WIPE! - m .. ._.-
ELM GROVE HAND LAUNDRY. 33
pieces washed and ironifil b't'l (Hints
Phone 312- 4. ,1 019 3t

 

 

' A. lVlODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN sT
South Norwaik. Bicycles, motorcycles
1 and Sundries.‘ Both sold nd exchanged.
iExpert repairing. Baby carriages re-
1 paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
:sonable.

 

IALVATOR CHARIOT‘T— GENER-
ni contractor. Estimates given on
Ilil kinda of contract, work. "Be sure
to at our estimate. We can save you
honey. Phone 8161-8. 28 Wood St.

 

SMITH AND WIMOH'It HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhanging and general
lobbies. 274 Eastsvenue and 10 Con.
‘tage' street‘v'l‘el. 1271-8. 01' 7434.

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~accept all the tack that comes
your way—but don’t DEFEND on its
coming! it yor war: e .1011 use a Bee-
tinnl Want at

 

 

LOST

 

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LOST-41mm WATCH, BETWEEN
West avenue and the Celoniallot, Sun-
day afternoon. Finder please return to

 

 

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' severelosses on German shipping.
in the Baltic Sea. A Copeph‘agen -

_ 'I‘URKE‘Y AND BULGARIA

I : the Romanian frontier.

F 7' téts at Athens. the disoatchiaisoi

‘ TO LET-41 UNION 8T. ‘1 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at. once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 128 ti

To LET—VERY NICE 5 ROOM
,apartmcnt. Partial improvements.
East Washington street, East Nor
Twalk. Apply 64 South Main 51.. or
iphone 60. 328 it
i FOR RENT—4r YOU WANT A
suitable rent in a good location, we;
lean mommodate you with rents in
1 different parts of the city, from $10 purl

 

 

 

month up. Raymond limp-11159!“
1'0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
Large or small rooms. well, heated,

bath and electric lights. $1.50 and tz.
No. 7 Ann street. e

 

FOUND—ON TURNPIKE, _» BE:
tween South Norwalk and Darion,
small feather neck piece. Inquire at
Sentinel oii'ice. «I 020 st

 

BULGARIANS AND TURKS
,WILL j CO—OPERATE IN
OPPOSING THE ALLIES

(Oontlnued From Eiret Page.)
persons expected w0uld develop,
in the Cabinet this
hardly likely, to occur until the

‘prenuer imablc to appear in the

Sir Edward Carson may give a
public explanation of his resigna-
tion' of the «Attorney-GeneralShip:

British submarines, now re.

Russian craft, continue to inflict

newspaper asserts that eight
steamships have been prey of
the submarines since Monday.”

~ ARE ENERGETIC
LONDON, Oct. 20 10.20 a. m.
—~Advices from Athens
that Turkey and Bulgaria are
undertaking energetic measures
to oppose the land and sea ope
tations Of the Enteute Allies i

pondent of the Exchange Tale-.7
graph Company reports that Tur-
kish forces are being cOnccntrat-
ed in the region of Dcdcaghatch

states, are being moved 1 rd;

The French and British TM his-'1
says, askc . he Greek goyet'n-i

san tion arrangements;
0 me i 51111111111 refugees"
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week, is _

House of Commons. At that time ‘

ported to have been reinforced by ,

indicate "

the Balkans The Athens cots-es ,

v on .tlie Aegean Sea. Large B1111"
‘ garian forces, the correspond t

 
 

“ It Certainly Does“
‘Make Cooking Easy

Just The Other Day

a new Glenw range was shipped to K. Mitsvi Vice- Minister
of boreign O ce,Tokyo, Japan, and one to John D. Rockefeller,
Pocantico Hills, New York and yet a Glenwood range with all
its goodness ts within reach of all at about

 
 
 
 
 

the price
you pay for a
good suit.

\Glenwood Ranges are made in
hundreds of different patterns
and sizes to suit all purses. It
matters not whether
your kitchen is large or
small there’s 3 Plain
Gienwood made to fit it.

They can ‘be had for
burning coal, wood or
also with powerful Hot

ater Fronts for heat-
ing the kitchen boiler
or for country use with
large copper reservoir
on the end opposite fire
box. -(See illustration.)

They are fully guaran-
teed by the makers to
give the service and sat-
isfaction that they were
intended to give.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Emily Wakeman Hartley
Manager '

Phone 2300. '

AMFBRD lli MR

TONIGHT

4’" at 3:20

 

 

A. H. WOODS Piescnts
. A Sequel to Potash and Perlntutter Entitled

"‘WAIL STREFT GETS
POTASH & PE RLWUTTER”

 

 

All puffed up ovcr‘this new ' .

 

5‘0”? 0f 0“” _ , "' j A COMEDY IN 3 acts AND A HAPPY ENDING.
Qf COUY§€. With SUCh :1 l0' ; av MONTAGUE GLASS AND ROI COOPERJMEGRUE
cat1011~F1fth ‘

415i Street—~-you’d naturally With a" the °‘-d limit". including:
expect everything up to the LEE ““3“”
minute. ... JULlUS TAMMEN
Not only in merchandise, and ,0 “harm“ “RNA“ 7 7‘ :-
but equipment—~cvcrvthing
to simplify shopping ”‘ . PRICES .........
The 42nd Street entrance ' .‘ SEATS NOW ON SALE
bring us that, {nuch nearer ‘
Grand Central —» you can
shop to the last minute be-
for e train time.

LEO DONNELLV
LOUISE DRESSER
MADAME COTTRELLY

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25¢ to $1.- 50

 

 

Friday Evening, October 22

AT8:20

 

Fall suits and overcoats.
Fall everything men and
‘1 boys wear.

" Rancher PERT COMPANY: ,

Broadway .
It Sub BL. .

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Harrison Grey Flake and George Mooser in association
with the Messrs. Shubert present -

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. _ Ema: Corners!!! wine. , _ __ , '.
= ’ . summon; ' " 1 , . ‘, RITA JALIVET‘

A Play in Three Acts by Marion Fairfax

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PRICES ..... 7 25¢ to $1 5
sEATs ON SALE WEDNESDAY

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

. * Saturday, October 23

MfiTlNEE A‘l' 2:20 EVENING AT 8: 2g

w u??? ‘ ANDREW MACK

THE SINGING COMEDIAN
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out Norwalk and nearby cities
be “The. Royal Family, "- star-
‘e‘ ondnen Metro leaders. ‘

NEW SCENES NEW YORK‘ A31,

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