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Professional Cards, and
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_. LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words orLess. 25c , . egteet
CThree Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertim. In biack- BOSTON- My l-LWere a court-
Iuce or Caps, Double Price.
imamsl at the'nsvy yard 3“ the
[seed charges 0,! neglect and careless.
nose. The Government contends that
WANTED.
WANTED—:18 17 YEAR OLD GIRL
pants 8. position taking care of
' children. Can speak English Apply 25
Laurel street... n1 1t;
WANTED—FASHIONABLE DRESS-I
maker wishes a few more new custom” monthly payme
ers. Remodeling old gowns into latest
styles a specialty Telephone 263- 12, or;
call at 9 Reed street.
WANTED—BOYS, AT MURPHY S
Mfg. Co. East dvenue, East Norwalk.
Good wages and steady work to good
Iboys. Call ready to go to work. Also
one girl wanted in mulling department
Must write, a plain hand. 111 It
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS;
of cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman, -
South Norwalk. Tel 1151..
WAITRESS
080 ill.
WANTED—GIRL As
. at 37 Washington street.
cum-:77, PEABOOY & 00..
INC.
wont—I
Experienced operators on power mu-
. chines.
" Stead; work assured. . oltl tt
13.100” "08. GARAGE
on St. Woodward Ave.,
3glycine 1523. South Nor-walk, 0t.
~STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORO
‘ wonx A SPECIALTY.
Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
Service a Fanfare. '
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Charleston: district. Rear Admiral
“-1 - FOR SAL]. ‘ To m William Nelson Little. retired, today
. ,1 , Ii... _,_ . allowed detects in the submarine K-,2
-FOR SALE—FAT GEESE. 43 ‘0X', TO LET~FIRST FLOOR 0F SIX constructed by the Fore Shlp Building
ford avenue. ’ n1 It
rooms, 24 Merwin street Inquire at 33 Company at Quincy, were overlooked
Merwin street. \ n1 3t by Rear Admiral Little while he was
‘— on duty as inspector of machinery in
T0 LET—FOUR 0R FIVE ROOMS, vessels being built for the navy at the-
every convenience Possession at once. Fore river yard.
.1. H. Crosby. 19 Elizabeth street. 80.. The sessions or the court-martial
'Norwalk. :1 1 it were open. Rear Admiral Bradley A.
-— --.- . Flake, attached to the Naval War Col-
TO LET 2 FURNISHED ROOMS. lege, at Newport, R 1., served as pres-
newiy furnished Heat and all BONED ident of the trial beam, and Lieut.
iences ‘15 Haiihmd street 030 1t Commander Alfred w. Johnson. com:
“‘ mending the destroyer Downes. as
T0 LET-TWO FURNSHEDROOMS. judge advocate. The other members
suitable for item housekeepins In— or the court were Rea} Admirals Jas.
quire 2 High street. 030 at M. Helm, Wythe in. Parks, Waiter I".
’ ~ . Worthington, Albert Gleaves and
T0 L T — FIVE HANDSOME Herbert 0. Dunn and Paymesterden-
FOR SALE—FURS' JULIUS TES —irooms with all improvements. inquire ral Thomas J. Cowie
iny, 1314-1316 Main street Bridgeport. F 0 Johnson, 36 Taylor Ave Phone e . . .
Manufacturing turrier Repairing a 183. 029 3t? The K-2 was launched in 1913 and
specialty. New furs always on hand. 7- turned over to the Government in Jan-
. 023 1m T0 LET~A ruuxlsnnn noon my 1914-110" Admiral Little left
.I: with all improvements. inquire 10 the Fore liver yard u year ago. Alter
FOR SALE—0ND LIQUOR “Gicre’cem Terrace 029 it her acceptance, the submarine develop-
ense. tor Town or Norwaik. For fun _ , "ed storage battery trouble
the, information may... 9, 0 Box inlggovtlizntéx lgpt§fl$§é\1"stfetifl While naval omclah had explained
573,- South Not-walk. all! t! Phone 1488 029 at that in their ovlnlon defect in instille-
'~ ~ _ tion. rather than design had been onus-
A.- MODNE 70 NORTH “MN 313‘ To LET—I URNISHED FRONT ed short circuiting. the source of the
South Norwaik. Bicycles. motorcycles. 1‘00!“ for one or two men. Private trouble in vessels of this class was
and Sundries. Both sold all exchanged.‘ family. Centrally located Electric carefully investigated by the Navy De-
fine“ "9th BO”, W "1W telephone bath Rates moder. lle‘uanL AI I result Secretary mn-
mired We do vulcnlltlns Price! m- ate. a J. Smith, 33 Spring street, City leis announced that the department
sonubie. ‘ 030 St "has been led to believe the inspection
._. of 'K-Z. while building at the Fore Riv-
To LET—THREE 5 ROOM APAR'r- or Ship Building Company. was not
merits. No. 70-72 North Main street conducted with specific care and that.
with all improvements. newly decorst-. onghness. " Accordingly the $0078“?!
ed at, ‘15 a month~ A seven room direted that Rear Admiral Little. the
cottage With all modern improve- department's representative responsi—
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FOR SALE—PIANO, URRIGHT.
INearly new. New in storage in Nor-
waik: Will sell cheap for cash or
ts. Address J. Corbett.
Box 906. Bridgeport. hi (it
FOR SALE+WHY WAIT AND
pa) double. Engage your Christmas
gifts and save 20 to 50 per cent. Smell
deposit will secure article. Jew,eiry
musical intruments, stationery. toys,
games, etc Also shelves. counters,
shew cases for sale The Bazaar 26
.Washington street. 029 at.
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. MLVATOR OHARIOTT— GENER-
nul contractor: Estimates liven on
II lildsIot contract work. no sun
to got our estimate. We can save you
me!- Phone 81”. M Wood St.
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OPTICIAN AND OPTOMET-
,' RIST. -
155,.l-Washlngton 8t.
m'enis. 3“ i'l‘aylor Ave 6 rogm Icottage bio for the inspetion oi the K-,2 be
wth ai mprovements. I .incoln tried by courtmartiai .
Ave. inquire United Grocery Com
party. I it was expected that the witnesses
-' *; would include othcials o! the building
T0 LET—RENOVATED THROUGH- company, who recently asserted that
out. newly ushered. in. first class can they had never heard of any defects
(1111011. 9181“ 93081189} TOOIIJB- HOUBBI ill the construction of the lessei.
well located, central modern improve;
ments. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9
Elizabeth street, A 018 it
SMITH AND, WRIGHT HAVINo
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give sstontphiugdow prices on
painting. puperhunging sgd general
iobblng. 274 East avenue and '10 Got-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743.2.
: Thrkeed & Yolk
' «Electrical. Co.
The Ohly Fully luulppsd
'tLEOTRIOAL allow
in the Town
KlNc' GEORGE IMPROVING.
LONDON. Nov. 1 Noon ~~The condi
tion of King George. who was injured
To LET—'3": ROOMS AND BATH on Thursdfyfhy a fall from his horse,
'5" modern improvements. ““9 mm!continues to improve The following
it, Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-l bulletin. timed at 10 ociock this morn
her/street 50“!“ "0""3‘1‘ Apply H. A. trip “‘RN issued: “llllpi0\Elllent in the
1Hegcleln, Plumber. PM". 110642 condiflon or the King continues. ills
f lltniesiy had It better night."
‘ AUTO IUPPLIEI i TO LET—Ill UNION 8T. 7 R00]!
japartmeut. -Posseslon at once. Thei ‘E“‘——‘ “
Phon. cos—so so. Main IL, >
- so. Nomslk. Music Hall stock. iflmh "I“ 3w"! 00- 425 “l
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‘W: TO LET‘VERY NICE 5 R003" LOST—SATURDAY AFTERNOON
_.apartment. Partial improvements. lpmmr on 240 car from Darien or in
FOR SALE East Washington street, Ea“ N0“? center of Norwulk. sum of money in
gwnik. Apply 64 South Main St.,I '
TWO FINE BAY COLTS; one
2 years, 3 months, undone 3 years
_ 0"i’cnvelope. Reward. Finder please tele-
lph°n° 60- “28 “ phone No. 701-3. n‘l it
old; ~the latter already good driver. ‘
Will be sold at a bargain.
p EXPLAINEDV LOST-SOLID 001.9 LAVALIER,
Telephone Nelson F. Hunt. Supt.
1124-.6 ‘
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"Why are children so much worse without chain. Saturday night In So
then they used to be?" «Norwaik in Palace theatre or between
'l “I attribute it to Improved ideas in West street and the station Has a
'birllding." ‘red stone in the center. and a white
TEETH
eritracted by- the most approved
Every
conscientious dentist. saves a tooth
it there is a possibility at doing
so. but it frequently happens that i
P tooth has passed 'the saving '
‘stste whens dentist first sees it.
and most modern methods.
have it out. With my method the
. operation is ',guick simple; free
' 5 P ham “all pain and unattended Iby
danger or any ill alter eitects._ 7
Br. J. 11. Mallory
W South Main St" South Norvvalk
Hours: 9 a m. tois D. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
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[Hill tilllllli
, District of Norwalk, sh. Prdbate'
; Court. October 20th. A. D, 1915. ' i:
' Estate of Herman E. Mulmo. late of
woman: in said DI trict, deceused.
The court or Prob ot the District
of Norwslk". hu‘th limited and allowed
six month trom tiled ateliere’ot for the
creditors of said Estate to exhlbltthslrv‘
claims for settielnent. Those who nog-
lootiI to present their accounts, pro-1
periy attested within said time; will
sothére is nothing left to do but' " ’-
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'—-Advertiee in the. Sentinel.“
PAlAcfiiilllt 3......
"Shingles are scarce, and you can't right above the red one and it has
spank a boy with a tin root.."-——the black trimming on it. Finder 11191159
“WHERE\ EVERYBODY GOES?
THREE COMPLETE PERFORM--
celve reward.
u... 8838223; A... 9.. i, €5.23: -1. we THEATB
Balcony 5c. Orchestra Ioc
.... ENTIRE WFE Consortium 8th
on ay ‘
, I MARY FULLER
In t charming Southern Drama <
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES i
filmed In_ five great acts
.Neai of tile Navy-Two Portal
Pathe News
YOU HAVE BEEN WAlleG For this
E
3 Tuesday ‘
MORTMAIN v
Five Part Blue Ribbon Feature '
presenting Rob’t. Edeson and other
Vltagraph» Stars
‘ \
Wednesday
”THE GREEN CLOAK . .
A Dramatlc Gem In five parts) '
Thomas)
Wm; Fox presents
FREDERICK BERRY In
THIE FAM'IILY STAIN-
A five part feats nvmlch grip.
ping suspense an Ilternate sus-
plclon will hold you spellbound.
Friday .
JOGE COLLIN8 I
Late 3hr of New York Wint'ei' .
Garden; Ill The lmpostor
A five part drama *~ I
Saturday .
, CHARLEGOHNPLIN In
a
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you
we is comfortabc.
ing gas outlet.
which to dress these cool. frosty
One of the new “VULCAN”
GAS HEATERS is just what you need. No
waiting, the heat is them ready for use—”ail
d is a match and in a few minutes the
Who llnioys pressing in a Gilli Room 7
NOBODY l
Would you not appreciate a wanm room in
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1110111105?
REFLECTOR
PRICE $3 75. complete, including neces-
sary length of tubing and connection to exist-
IMPURIM'
s of two
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May be returned for full credit at end
weeks
If not satisfac tory
G7 WALL ST.
The United Electric light & Water Co.
’PHONE 1680.
NORWALK
What Are Your Assets?
The scientific conduct et business and personal affairs today classes
the methods employed very di‘tly ‘
Avoid The Liability,
0! not having a checking aooeount. We Invits‘aceounts which are
' given efficient and oourteou\s attention.
Fairlield County National Bank.
THE OLDEOT IANK [N MOMMA“.
--...v_
5 stock of . .
DRUGS AND uEnlclN‘Es
cantata that which is necessary I;
use your ills, give you strength III.
M your health.
Whether you prescribe tor mud!
‘or get a ~
Physician's Prescription
we can illl it. Our compounding b:
pertinent is in competent handg’nu‘
we use the purest drugs obtainable.
The Norwalk mm
H. A.‘ blend. Mgr.
so. Nor-walk. Gong,
lNo. Main St.
GERMANIA lili'l‘lil
M; FLEURY Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50: day, 81.50 M
an: up.
Railroad Ave. So.
uoml's -
"CAN BEST.
corres-
25c lb. * '
QUAKER OATS
‘3 packages for 25¢\
fl
’GOOD BUTTER
Guaranteed
-B-_.IG CAN TOMATOES..-~
First Quality '
All Kinds of Fruit and ,,
Vegetables
DAHER (1 CO
Railroad Ave, Cor. Clay St.
Tel.158-3
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LEWIS WALLER ACTOR DEAD.
LONDON, Nov. 1,10:Oi p. nl.——-i.ew
is Waller, the actor died this morning
of pneumonia.
Mr. Waller was one of the lending
actors of England.
liter played in the English provinces
and most of the West End theatres of
London
Haylnarkct Theatre. and recently has
been lessee of the Imperial Theatre?
He played in the. United States ill the1
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season of’1911-1I2. .
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THE ANGLES ARE'MARRIED.,
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. i.—lmmediate-
ly'aiter their wedding Saturday morn-
ing at 9 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
W. Angle departed on a wedding trlp- _
They will .
through the Berkshires.
visit the some places they did on their
last wedding trip eighteen yeats ago.
Mrs. Helen M. Angle was divorced
tour years ago from the man she wed
Silturday. She was recently acquit I
ted on a charge of manslaughter,
(return to the: Sentinel 011109 and: re- growing out oi the, deathat Waldo M.
Builou or stamina-d; .
Emily Wakeman Hartley.
-Msnager
MATINEES DAILY 2: 15.?
EVENINGS 3 :5.
Mighty Spectace Q
“£0. Philadelphia
and other cities
. x
“ {‘5 ,000‘: ‘
Scenes
Love and
< 7‘ Romance f;
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. ”0 first appeared: > I , r' < ._ .
in 1833. at. the age of 23' and there-9 .
MATINEEL 2:20
ALL THIS WEEK
TRIUMPHANT: RETURN on THE MAN WHO wms
THEM“ ALL
Charles K. Champlin
And His Oompsny of Artistic Players in a Series of New Broadway
THEATRE“
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ridnqu
EVENING s:2o ‘
‘ .
Plays
H ERE‘S‘THE LIST FOR
\
CAELdlAD or scenmtv
Insecure AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
. . \ \
I 1 Children Under 5 Not. Admitted
i ——Matincc, ioc‘ani 20c. Evenigs, zoo, zoo, aoc‘ 5pc
: l Rhone 976. .-
THE ENTIRE WEEK
Reserved seats now selling . "
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MATINEE~ _
Monday YELLOW TICKE‘IIT
tics/any NINETY AND NINE
Wednesday TODAY
Thursday MADAME x ,
Friday THE RWY. .
LatuIrday lHE aunetAa
AND THE LADY, .
: NIGHT I I
Monday YELLO‘WJ'ICKET.
Tuesday NlNETv AND NINE -
Wednesday TODAY
Thursday MADAME x
L Friday \ THE Rosmv‘
Saturday” THE LAMEIANI
THE saute
SPECIAL ELECTRICAL
Opera tar,in m‘TARMEN.
Daily Matinee 2: as
Monday, toy I :...../......
Saint-dam Nov.‘8 .
g soon, Geraldine Fair‘rar, the faznous Grail
- ‘* turmoon'smu. All This Week .-
.‘...."An Enemy to Sec
v .5\.....\........Mary Picktord. in “Girl of Yesterda
8...\..........I.. . .Viola Allen. in “White SIstor
n.
Evening 7380 to 10: 30 ,
{Qty-W .-
“Pauline Frederick in "
.Surprise Feature Progt‘a
.“Her Great Match ” ‘M
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noon-us
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