Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 25, 1915 · page 3

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Wants'

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess, 25c i
Three Times, 00c. Each Additional Word, 1‘ cent per Iiaertion. In Black- I
face or Caps, Double Price.-

Classified “Ads. ”—To Let,“
For Sale, Business and 1

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PAGE THREE

 

Q SPECIALS

17% pounds sogar for
Best butter, 3 pound .

 

$1.00
320

E3 ,

‘ A Heston motor $213): that fifty
,:.ear:. hence Rising will be considered
lbaIbarous.‘ 011. very well. One might
'as well be dead as out of fashion, and
if he is right he will quit kissing—-
fifty years hence.

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A PAIR or: J‘CKS.
What's your idea of a uphold?
lOurs is the fellow who wrote, “Why
:Women Think I am the Most Beauti-
l’ful Man in the World.”—Tolodo
jBlade.

 

 

WANTED.

: WANTED—FASHIONABLE nnnss;
'maker wishes a few more new custom-‘
ers. Remodeling old gowns into latest
styles a specialty. Telephone 26312, or

can at 9 Reed street.

 

WANTED—TWO HELPERS To
learn the plumbers’ trade. Apply to U.
-W. Lounsbury 0. Sons, 'Darien, Conn...
between 4 and 6 o'clock, p.‘111. 025 :II.

 

WANTED—CA'RE'I‘AKER. MAN .
'with tamily. rent of cottage instead of
wages. Answer adv. by mail. Address'
"Caretaker" clo Sentinel. 0’5 3t

 

 

WANTED—BOY. ABOUT 16 YEARS
old. Ciuett, Peabody & (10., Inc. 023 3tr

 

WANTEDTA BOY 1N GROCERI’I
store. Apply Royal Grocery, 22 South
Mai street. 025 31‘

 

 

WANTED—A SMALL UNFURNISH-
ed apartment, In South Norwalk. Not
far from center. Address ‘Apartment'
Sentinel Office. 023 if]

WANTED-YOUNG MAN STENO- !
gritth and cities assistant. Must
have had experience. Apply at once to‘
The Yale Towne Mfg. Co., Stamford,
Conn. 023 3t

WANTED—BOARDERIS MAN AND K
wife or two men. Comfortable, warm:
and convenient room. Few other board
ers.“Centraliy located. For particulars
address ‘Business' clo Sentinel. 023 at.

 

 

 

WANTED—HOURLY NURSING nv'
an experienced nurse. For particulars
phone 744- 4. 022 3t

.—

WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPERA
tors on Singer sewing machines, on‘
raincoats. Also cementors. Top doom
33 Washington street 019 8t‘

 

CLUET'I', PEABODY it 00., INC.

want—

lRepair hand.

Experienced operators on power ma-'
chines.

Steady work assured.

ltllll N0l|018

District of Norwalk, ss.
Court. October 20th. A. D. 1915. l
Jstate of Herman E. Mahno, late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased. l
The Court of Probte of the Districtl
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six month from thed ate hereof for thei
creditors of sold Estate to exhibit their

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claims for settlement. Those who pegs, lobbing 274 East avenue and 10 001".- er street, South Norwallr. Apply H A.
|Hogeleln, Plumber. Phone 1106- 12.

lect to present their accounts, pro-
periy attested, within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons ln-'
debted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to

MAX MALMO,

025 n1 8 Administrator

 

To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairfleld County:

I hereby apply for a License to sell
Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors,I
'Ale, ILager Boer, Rhine Wine, and
Cider, at 18 Burbank Street, In thej
.Town of Norwalkfin said County. My!
place of business is not located within
200 feet in a direct line of a Church
Ediflce, ParOchial School or Public
School house or the premises pertain-
ing thereto or any Post Office, Public
{Library or Cemetery.

' Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October, A. D., 1915.
ANGELO CANTABET'I‘E.
ApRioant.
z. V. G. MOLA, Agent]
, We, the undersigned. electors and.
. taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk, «in said County.l
hereby endorse the. application of the
above named Angelo Gantarette for'
such license, and we do hereby sever-
ally, each for himself. certify that the
above named applicant Is a suitablel
person to be gr ted a license to sell
intoxicating liq era and‘ that- the;
above described place is, in our opin-‘_
ion. a suitable place wherein to sell'
such intoxicating liquors, and we here-
by severally, each for himself. certify
that we are owners of real estate sits:
. noted in said Town of Norwalk. I
. Dated at Norwallt, this 12th day of
October, A. n, 1915. . ' . I

Frank Oddo," Mai-Io Marucca. John
Oldenschlager. Harry Goodwin, Joseph
Thomasetta. .

y‘l hereby certify that the above nam

ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-

- era, as defined by law, of said Town
Antiorwalk.

Dated at Not-walk, this 15th day of
October..$. 0.. this:

 

 

I 573 South Norwalk.

’qu be
lsons indebted t3

FOR SAL].

TO LET. _l

 

FOR SALE—AT PUBLIC AUCTION
on the premises No. 12 Benton street,
South Norwalk, on Thursday, Nov. 4th,
at two O'clock in the afternoon, the Li.

_'quor License issued to Stephen Shim-

"ko. Terms cash.
Conservator.

Francis 1. Burneli,
025 it

FOR SALE—1913 CIIALMERS,
with starter, in A1 condition. Address

 

" F., Sentinel ofllce, South Norwaik.

023 3t
FOR SALE—1914 SAXON HOADST-
er. 1914 Ford Roadster. 19011 t‘hahner
“3.30 in good condition. Vaaste Bros. (lar-
age. Phone 1360. South Norw alk, Conn.
FOR SALE-6 PASSENGER TOUR
ing car, fuilv equipped. For sale cheap.
Call at 68 Van Zant street or phone
170. * 023 31.

FOR SALE— NEW, UP- TO- DATE
“house (6) six rooms and bath. hot as
ter heat. All improvements. Owner
going out of town. Will sell at cost
price Address 51., Sentinel Otilte.

 

 

 

022 31.‘

 

FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR-
rel. Beaupain & Saunders, 961261-13,
South Norw alk. 014 if

FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
Elm street. Nonvslk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights. new furnace, cement
cellar.

 

son's Studio. 53 Wall street, Norwalk.
09 tf

FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR
ense, for Town of Norwalk For fur»
ther information address P. 0. Box
p.12 if

 

BUSI N ESS NOTICES

 

[MOONEEB mammary;
South Norwailr. Bicycles. motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchangedq

Expert repairing“ Baby carriages re-.
paired. We do vulcanlziug. Prices rea-
sonable.

 

CALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
nl contractor. Estimates given on
m kinds of contract work. Be sure

Probate to W our estimate We can ”'9 you I ditIon, eight excellent rooms. Iiouse

honey. Phone 813-3. 20 Wood St:

 

SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVING

.educed their expenses to a minimuml
.viil give astonishing low prices on'

painting. paperhanging and general.

'tago street. Tel. 1271-3 or 743-2.

LOST. . l

LOST—THURSDAY, 2181., ON TO-
keneke road, between Hearst’s plaer
and Scotch Cove, 9. heavy dark blue

sweater. Finder please éommrfnlcato'
with Sentinel

 

 

LOST—SATURDAY NIGHT IN OR'
around Palace theatre, gold stick pin,
l‘indeI kindly return to Sentinel office.‘ I

 

MISCELLANEOUS. I

 

4NOTICE.

The members of the Rebecca Lodge:

No. 42 will attend the funeral of our

.late sister Mrs. Lovilla Way on Tues-

day afternoon at 2 o ‘clock at her home

on Taylor avenue. Rebecca service at
lluversideq

“ROSE CARR,

' Noble Grand

JENNY G. BRADBURY. I

Recording Secretary. '

 

—NOTICB.

My wife has left her home for the
third time find I will not 'be responsi-
ble for any bills contracted by her. ‘

JOHN B DEMALYO l

 

We pay best price. for all kinds of
JUNK. !
THE WM. EFFRON co.. 1.51
Send poem or telephone. Tel. 441,
District of ',Norwalk gs. Probate
Court. September 211st, A. D., 1916.
Estate of Edward H. White late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased. l
The court of Probate for the District
of .Norwolk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date bated! for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settle meat. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time,

quested to make immediate payment

 

ELIZABETHCROOKS
. ,. maul:

Ready for occupancy Photos
'on application. Very easy terms. Jack-

LIO~ ‘

.chicken coop in Fast Norwalk. 8 min
iutes walk to South Norwalk Rent $1.5.
llnquire 51 Osborn sienne, East Nor:

 

_!East Washington street.

“' ‘ ed at $15 a month. Inquire United

4 ANCES DAILY.
l

debarred a recovery. All pen}
said Estate are rm] ,.

 

.TO LET-COTTAGE, 3 PLEASEIAhI’I‘|
rooms and large pantry. Rent :6. Ida
quire at 53 Osborn avenue, East N01"
walk. 025 3t:

TO LET-7 ROOM HOUSE. 1 0R 2:
families. Divided into 4 and 3 room,
apartment, 74 xington avenue. 3
rooms, Oxford street. Steve Kiss, 76;

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Lexington avenue. 025 3t}
T0 LEM noon HOUSE “I'm:
partial improvemem’s. Good location;

anuire store. 13
025 at 1

T0 LET-6 PLEASANT Room!
on second floor, 19 South Osborn ave-I
nue. Inquire Mrs. S. S. Naphey, telefi

phone 863-6. 025 3t;

Rent reasonable.
Cross street or phone 1523. _

 

 

T0 LET-6 ROOM HOUSE, 41
Franklin street, South Norwalk. im-
provements. $20 monthly. Good fiat,
East Norwalk. Very cheap. Geo. Mitch-
ell. Phone 1056-3. 025 it

TO LET—HOUSE 0F 7 ROOMS
and bath. All improvements. 7 Bowen
street. East Norwalk. Enquire Dr.
Morgan, 198 East avenue. 023 3t

To LET—FLATS ROOIIS, SHOP.
Barn. Manufactory. Rents from $5 to
$50 per month. Raymond Bros. 02231
, .._

TO RENT—UPPER APARTMENT.
5 rooms. Inquire Howard 12.11051,
City National Bank. 0:22 31

 

 

 

. TO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS:
all conveniences; private family; 5
:Ininutes‘ walk from center. 63 Spring
street. 02?. 3t

TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALI. lil-
prorements, near elation, East Nor~
‘wulk. Apply Finch Brothers, 8 Van
: Zant street. 0‘32 3t
SIX
and

 

 

 

 

T0 LET—NOV. lS’l‘. HOUSE.
rooms and bath. liauge. fruit

walk. . 022 St

TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
lout, newly papered, in first class con-

well located central, modern improve-
} mcnIs. Ront reasonable. lnqul're No. 9
I Elizabeth street. 018 If

ro LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATE.
All modern i.mprovcments Fine locali
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-

ro LET—21 UNIUIJ 51‘. ‘l ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
.80th and Bailey 00.126 ti

 

To LET—VERY NICE 6 ROOM
Napartment Partial improvements.
East Nor-
walk. Apply 64 South Main St, or
phone 60 028 1.!

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To LET—THREE 5 ROOM ”ART' [has a bad record, having been sent to.

',ments No 70- 72 North Main street.
with all improvements, newly decorat-

025 if

Grocery Company.

 

Best lard, 2 pounds for
Pallcake flour, 3 packages for
Extra fine cheese, 3 pound .

25c
25c
190

Starch, a pound . .. . 3c
Karo syrup, a can . . . 8c
Oatmeal, a package . . . 7c
Clover milk, a can . . . 10c

Reliable peas, 0 can , .
Fancy native potatoes at cost

100-

 

 

10 Stamps Free With Any of the Following 10

1 package A&P Borax ’ . ‘ file
1 package Flashlight or Minute Tapioca 10c
I package Shredded Wheat . . . ' . lie
1 package A&P ice cream or Jelly Powder \ -—. 10c
100x “2 in 1” Shoe Polish . file
1 package Dog or Puppy Food _ 10c

. . itlc

I boille A x P Mustard .

lbag Ice Cream Salt 7. -. . . . iIIc
inacksges Saleratus . . . . . each 5c

 

TheGreatASzP Tea C0.

' 124 Washington Street. South Norwaik

Telephone 909 Free Delivery

 

-. U
bery there. The present escapade persons, was shot to death yesterday
happened about 10: 30 o‘clock last at the home of his brother indaw in
night in the Pacousett district of Port Ocesna by the post-r: of Sherifi Chat-
lsnd. Astle is in a serious condition, lin. The sheriff and his men found Vic
and is being attended by Dr. Joseph Clure hiding in a woodshed. When
Walsh. lMcClure refused, to stir the fugitive
was shot'iive times. ’

KNOCK-OUT onops FOR PORT
LAND MAN.

-—-._

Gilbert Stancim Being Hunted for
By Sheriff and Poue.

‘ MIDDLETOWN, Oct. 26.—~Deputy

Sheriff Axel W. Hansen of Portland,

 

 

l Ours is the editor who accepted t,“
article for publication.

 

I C
JPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
R157.
155 Washington St

 

 

 

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The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 51-10!
In the Town -
AUTO COPPLIEO _
Phon. 005—60 So Main 01...
.' so. Nor-walk. Muoic mu spoon.
/

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WHAT YOU NEED

2is. somewhere on our shelves.
stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

contain that Much is necessary to

 

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t
I
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l restore your health.
I

. Whether you prescribe for yourself
'or geta

; Physician's Prescription

lwe can fill it. Our compounding do-
:partment is in competent hands. In!

'wc use the purest drugs obtainable.

The Norwalk Drug C0.

H.‘ A. Mead, Mgr. -
8 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk, Conn.

 

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cure your ills, gitc you strength and ‘~

 
 
 
 
 

 

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and the local police were hunting last
night for Gilbert Stanclifi‘a well
known Portland young man. who is

charged with giving knock-out drops-

to John Astle. a painter; of that town.
and relieving him of his roll of more
than $25. Stanclii'f, although related-
to some of Portland's best citizens.

Wethersfield for burglary when 20
years old. - A few months ago. beiwas
released from the "California 'state

prison, after serving. five, or slxyears.

for being implicated‘in aihotel rob-

 

 

mucus

GOES”
was: COMPLETE PERFORM. '

 

_.Mat 2:.15,Eve 7:15andg,
it‘Balcony 5c. Orchestra roc. .
1

Special FeaturerThis Week.
MONDAY
\' Nat c. Goodwin In
BUSINESS Is BUSINESS.
A 6 Part Feature.

TUESDAY
THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE
A 4 Part Melodrama.

9 WEDNESDAY
THE MAGIC SKIN
In 5 Massive Acts.

THURSDAY :

'Valeskl Suratt In I

THE Sow. OFsROAOWAvy
‘ A akPaI-t Wm. Fox Feature.

* . ' FRIDAY ‘-

THE'ICO'I’TON ch.
fin Vitals. , .

3., ° e‘A'TuitoAv '
CHAIM.“ CH .

 

 

 

GooANaehiln . 3: I I. .

 

THEATRE

REGEN 1h no 976
~ Norwalk
MATINE‘E ‘

2:20 ‘(Two Shows) 7:15 Till 10:30

FRANCIS ,
AND MARGURITE ,
SNOW IN j
”TH“. SILF’“ VOICE"
A Metro Masterpiece
Tomorrow Paramount Otters
.- Donald Brian in “The
Voice in the Fog

Wednesday.
Porter Emerson Brow es
‘ “The Spendlhrift”

‘ Six Parts.

Thursday, Henry, Kohlker in
“The Bridge.” Friday, Johim
Mason and Hazel Dawn

 

 

“The Rosary "

 

K.‘ «m.

Yell I? t.’ “M ,
owfhgwxcmfi. sac

 

EVENINo 5

“The Fatal Card.” Saturday, -

Gaming ”all next weekahaflcs - v

 

 

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MURDERER SHOT TO DEATH BY-
‘ Posse. , l
CHARLESTON, w, Va., 0a,, 25___. Proud Father—“That is a sunset my
Burke McClure, the merchant who daughter painted. She studied paint-
fled from Mann, Logan c‘bunty, after 1113 abroad, you know.
the murder of his wife and her cou- F‘riend—J‘Ahl That explains it. I
s,in Mrs. Gertrude Johnson. aged 30
years, and the shooting of two other

 

 

—..

x. ‘ BUSHMAN‘ ‘ "

This Chap “Should Werty”

The cold weather outside doesn‘t trouble him
—he so warm and comfortable. You can have
’ this some comfort tomorrow night by ’phoning
for one of these new “VULCAN REFLECTOR
GAS HEATERS—now. ~ .

Delivered~promptly to your home, necessary
. connections made to existing gas outlet, tub-

mg, heater. complete. $3 75. psi- at. all m 111‘"

May\be returned for full credit \
if not satisfactory .

‘IJThe United Electric Light
&“Water Company

 

 

 

never saw a sunset like that in this .,
country.”-—Puck.

ommun Horn

M. FLEURY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN, ‘
Rooms 50c day, $1.50 week '
V and up.

Railroad Ave.

 
 
 

So. Norwaik

 

 
 

 

 
 

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'3, packages for 25¢ “:13-
c“

._ “
..BIG CAN TOMATOE

 

= DAHEle: co?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{CAN BEST

COFFEE
,25cl_b.

'QUAKER OATS

 

GOOD BUTTER " ""
Guaranteed

 

First Quality

All Kinds of Fruit and
’, Vegetables

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Railroad Ave., Cor. Cla’y St.
Tel. 158-3 ‘

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

\\

lndlan Motor cycles

Distributors for Noxwolk
South Norwalk , 1

The Sterling Metor co.

Darien, Conn. -. '

Phone 179
Automobile and Motor Cyclil
Repairs.

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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