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Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, 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 -
WANTED.
WANTED—4 OR 5 ROOMS iN
good locality, by a family of three
lwith best of reference
[stalk of R. & 0” State particulars
Address W, care Sentinel.
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at 6 Stevens street
sxorwalk n5 3t
WANTED—A LARGE
HOUSE DESIRES A REPRESENTA-j
TIVE TN SOUTH. lNO'RWALK AND
NICINITY, EITHER MASN OR WOM-
AN, PREFERRA'BLY' ONE OF EX-
PERIENCE. THE PERSON MUST
'AT LEAST HAVE LARGE ACQUAIN-
TANCES AIND KNO\VLEDGE OF
ONE THIS woven BE AN OPEN
ING FOR A' REMUNERATIVE POSi
mon. Aonnsss {PIANO HOUSE":
C16 SENTi-NEL, GIVING AGE, SEX, ,
QUALIFICATIONS AND ANY OTHER
INFORMATION TIIAT MIGHT IN-i
fi‘EREST us.
WANTED—JEXPERIENCED MAN iNt
the grocery line. Must have references I
inquire A. Stull, 24 Cottage street
East Norwalk ‘h 53t'
wWANTED—«MESSENGER BOY AP condition. Address box 403 South Nor- w.alk
Iply Western Union office Telephone'
Building. n5 :5;
WANTED—SALESDADY
‘coats, suits, mlliinery Permanent po-l
eltlon. L. Golden, Washington street
South Nomaik.
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WANTED—FiRST CLASS LEVERS1
\LACE MAKERS. JOBS OPEN ON‘
\NWIICH COMPETEN'I‘ MEN CAN‘
MAKE GOOU'MO‘NEYJJ APPLY BOX
H96, PAWTUCKET. 'R. I. n4 3t!
WANTED—TO BUY AUL KINDS.
If cattle and calves and trade or sell
tresh cows and springers. Friedman“;
South Norwaik. Tel. 1151. I
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CLUETT, PEABODY a 00.. INC.‘
twant—
Expéi‘lenced operator. on power ma-
chines.
Steady work assured.
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EIISINESS NOTICES .
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwaik. Bicycles, mothrcycles
and Sundries. Both sold 11‘ exchanged.
Expert repairing. Dolby carriages re-
paired. We do vulcanising. Prices rea-
sonable.
- WITH AND WEIGHT HAVIN‘Oi
reduced their expenses to a minimum
4w“ give astonishing low prices on.‘
jaintlng, paperhsnglng and general
Jobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Got--
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Iago streetJ‘el. 1271-3. or 743-2. i
Wit
PAMC llltllRE
“WHERE Event/36m! GOES."
'Mat. nus, Eva7 7::5 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra toe.
Special Feature Today? -
‘ JOSE COLLINS ,
(Late Star of N. Y. Winter-
garden) in a wonderful five '
part featire‘ entitled ,
THE IMPOSTER
TOMORRovw ,
‘_ . SATURDAY
1' "' CHARLES nCHIIPLIN
SHANGiHAIED
In a Rip-Roaring Reels
Other First Run Pictures
Next Thursday, Nov. II
THEDA cans
in . , 4
CARMEN "
.9. cousin? ’7
Triangle Film Plays“
CREEK nth mm;
x“.
CRISIS L can SOD/N
gA'IH ,Nov. 4, via London,
0V.
5, 5‘ .40 I. In. a—King Con-
stantine has summoned leaders of
all parties to confer on the sltille "
lion resultiii item the ovnthrow
MANUFAC- 5
,TURING AND RETAIL PIANO
leash. G. S. Overton, 18 Quintard
fwaik. Will sell cheap for cash
_I‘-..._, 1
iron sans. '
FOR SALE-A RED FRESH COW
Inquire John Negyse, Richards ave
AUCTION SALE—ENTIRE STOCK
of Jewelry, Musical instruments, Sta
tionery, Toys, Shelves, Show Cases
Counters :8an Desk, etc. will be sold
each day until sold.
Washington street.
The Bazaar, 7o
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FOR SALE— FRICASSEE CHICK-
‘en 2243. lb. Broilers 250. lb Killed to
order. Fresh laid eggs, 60c.doz.1)e-
livered. Nichoil's Poultry Xard, 214
East avenue. Telephone 243-4 115 It
FO R SALE—PARLOR
dltion. Inquire of Dan Keyworth or 22
Grove street. as it
FOR SALE—32m. P. MODEL 13,
Buick in first class running order.
Would demonstrate anywhere Price
3350. F. H. Keyser. P. 0 Box 377 or
phone 1082 ,
FOR SALEw’i‘WENTY ACRES 0F
oyster ground stockeh with 4,600
bushels of oysteIs. All in excellent
walk, Conn. ‘ no at
FOR SALE—~18 FOOT OPEN
mniiaunch, Palmer model, 4 horsepowori
Lockwood Ash engine. Bargain fortq
'nve
nue.
FOR SALE—BARGAINS. 1915 MAX-
well with extras, $475. 1912 Abbot-
.De,troit $275 and Stevens-Duryea,
$150. Luther M. Wright. -
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FOR SALE—'APPIJES BY THE BAR-l
rel. Beaupain & Saunders. Tel. 251-13.
South Norwaik. n2 tf
FOR ”SALE-PIANO, UPRJGHT.
Nearly" new. New in storage in Norc
or
monthly payments. Address J. Corbett,
Box 906, Bridgeport. hi (it
FOR SALE—Fons. Jumps TES-
iny, 1314-1316 Main street, Bridgeport.
Manufacturing turrier. Repairing a
epediaity. New furs always on hand.
028 1111
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR L10-
euse, for Town of 'Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. O. Box
573. South Norwalk. ali tf
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Matinee 2: 20; Evening 8. 20
' ALL THIS WEEK
(Daily Matinees)
CHARLES K. CHAMPIlh
and his company or artistic players
l a series of Broadway plays, at
Popular‘Prices.
TODAY
Matinee and Night
“The Rosary”.-.
SATURDAY Matinee-Lune Burg-
lar'a‘hd the Lady." '
:sarunnav'mtgss .-
and the:Brute."‘
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Matinee 10c and 20°
Evening .. . 100, 20c, 30c, 50c
. Children in arms not admitted.
Coming Wednesday, Nov. 10, the.
greatest of all motion pictures,
f‘The {Hypocritesfk Positively no
advance in prices. iday‘matinee
and 111g . Nov. 12, the musical
comedy sensation; “Adele!" Re-
served seats on sale Saturday.
No.v 6. ,
Coming soon—Geraldine Farrar.
iii "Carmhn" .
lilClinlllll’S DALI.
ALL THIS WEEK:
to 16:30.
' Today, Nov. s—Mary Pickford, in ‘
“Girl of Yesterday."
Saturday, Nov. B—Viols- Allen. in
"White Sister.” ’
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i‘The‘LdI‘rlh.‘ ..
Daily Matinee 2:20; Evening. 7:30
TO LET.
iprlze winners were Mrs. W
MATINEE wms‘r CLUB. ' '
The members of the Matinee Whistx
Club were entertained yesterddy after-
noon, at the home a! Mrs. P. W.
Brooks. on‘ West Rocks avenue. The
sworth,
first; Mrs. Bishop, second; M . New-
kirk, third, and Mrs. Riches-t. fourth.
Refreshments were served ‘atter the
play had ceased. There were\about
forty guests present.
VERSATILE COW.
An Oklahoma newspaper advertises
as follows: “Full blooded cow for
‘saie, giving milk, three tons of bay,
2 lot of chickens. and several
stoves.” That a cow worth hav-
lug—Exchange.
-TO LET—THE FIRST FLOOR OF
10 11111111188 nue, West Nerwalk, R. F. D. 40 n5 3: No.11 High street, South Norw;alk !
6 rooms and attic rooms improve
ments. Inquire of Mrs James Golden,
4 Falriieid avenue.
,at public auction '10 the highest ”bid'j' ,
ders, beginning Saturday, fr 2 to‘ T0 LET—FURNISHED BEDROOM
o’clock, and from 7 to 10, ntinuing private iamily Fine location; near our
lines, all conveniences. Suitable for
lady. Terms moderate. For particulars?
address Bedroom, cio Sentinel office,
South Norwalk. n5 3t
TO LET—THE DENTAL ROOMS
iover the P pie's Trust CO. former” n
STOVE occupied by Dr. ~Weed, B. D. S. For with all improvements
EELLLNG GOODS FOR THE RIGHT: (cylinder) Flasif' No 14 Best of can further particulars inquire at Old \\ ell 5011111 NONI!”-
iCigar Co.. 3 Washington street.
I To LET—6 ROOMS, 45 FAIRFIELD
avenue, with all theclateot Improve-
ments. Inquire A. Glaser, Connecticut
’avenue near Taylor avenue. at at
.To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
for lightihousekecplng, kitchen, pantry
iand bedroom. Running water, gas and
icon] range, dishes and all utensils for
ltooklilg. 11 Hauland street, South Nor-
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n3 at
' ‘7?) LET-ISTII'OITM COTTEEYVITYI
ail improvements. Also 5 room cot
quire J. Dlsesa. Central Hotel, or 121
.Main street, Noryvaik. at (it
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i TO LET—6
I ROOM COTTAGE
iiiawrence slreet,-South Norwalkriu-
quire R. Joseiovsky. 52 Water street,
South Net-walk or 4 Cove avenue, East
Norwallg, 114 it
To LET~FUR NiSiiED ROOMS.
IPleasant Heat and all conveniences.
Private family. 68 Spring street. n2 3t
T‘O LEV—THREE 6 ROOM APART-
ments. No. 70-72 'North Main street
with all improvements, newly decorat-
ed ai $15 a month. A seven room
cottage with all modern
ments. 34 Taylor Aves‘ti room cottage
with all improvements, 12 Lincoln
Ave. inquire United Grocery Com-
Deny.
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TO LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-
dition, eight excellent .rooms. House
ments. Rent reasoflabie. inqui’i'e ‘No. 9
Elizabeth street. 018 tf
TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND stirs
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-.
or street, South Norwalk. Apply 11. A.
Hegeiein, Plumber. Phone 1106-12.
TO LET—21 UNION UT. 7 BOOK
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
eaten and Bailey 00.
To LET—VERY NICE 5 ROOM
apartment. Partial improvements.
East Washington street, East Nor-
tage. N08. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. in »
' ried out of the body.
improve.
out, newly papered. in first class con:
All modern improvements. Fine locail-:
no u,
walk. Apply 64 South Main St. or i
phone 60. 328 t! constipation are assured of pronounc-
ed lmprovement in both health and, ap
pear-ands shortly. \
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“Caligula wished that Rome had a
single neck, that he Inight sever it. i
. at a blow.”
n5 “1 “Times are diiferent. Now i wish[
__lthat I could build a graphophone his
ienough to record ‘the voice of the
people.”
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TOYLET‘
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM 1N
private house in best residential sec-
_tion of city, near (enter. AddreL' ‘K"
care Sentinel. n5 ~3i
l To LET—~A FURNISHED ROOM
oWest Ave,
i
l 1'6 LET—TWO RENTS [IT 60 os-
born avenue. inquire at 57 Osborn ave
nus. n4 3t
“WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
0F HOT WATER»
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting" more
food interstomach.
Says lnoldebsthlng makes any-
ono look mid tool clean,
sweet and refreshed,
Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorfi impurities
into the, blood. causing illness, while
the bowel 'pores do.
For echy ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be car-
If this waste.
material is not eliminated day by day
Iit quickly ferments and generates
poisons. gases and toxinsbwhlch are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment to sus-
tain the body.
A splendid health measure is
drink before breakfast each day.
to
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
which is s)1nrmlcss way to oashfihesefil
poisons uses and toxins from the
stomach. lver, kidneys and bowels;
thus cleansing. sweetening and fresh-l
ening the entire alimentary canal be- i
fore putting more food into the stem i
ach. '
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but. is sufficient to make anyone
.sh enthusiast on inside— bathing. Men
,and women who are accustomed to
lwake up with a dull, aching head or
have furred tongue. bad taste, nasty
breath, saliow complexion. Others who
have billiius attacks, acid stomach or
'If youi home is
here.
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“unmas-
. Your
mi. cases we”. sauna.
of Ihchaim Cabinet. iand it is
“It‘ll unmana-
1111‘s. Gray-4h. Mildew in my hail
Vlad mined than it it. “ '
“MHIN'IMH 3
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illt
is In Demand .
Every motlem house has it—«
Every otlfér should.
best opportunity to wire it is now
flltllilllfilflllll
not wired—your
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alt _
Etc. —All this week at
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100 Stamps Free
with
1 lb. can Daisy
Baking Powder
50£1b. _
GOLDEN ,
GRAIN
PEERLESS COFFEE
Leads Them All
30¢ lb.
25 Stamps Free
FLOUR
Low Prices, GOOd Service and’Prompt Delivery
Keeps “5 always busy—Note the Special Reductions on New Teas, Coffees. Canned Goods,
Andrew Davey
90 Washington St., 50. Norwalk,
“The best flour
milled.” Cut to
‘11:
SPECIAL BLEND
COFFEE ’
“Better than most best
CQfl'eesn
25¢ lb. 20 Stamps Free
C R A C K E R S SOCIAL TEASER; BARS—Worth 15c lb. {109’ 11,
T elcphone 41
f; _
75 Stamps Free
with
I lb. Best Tm
All Kinds ' '
cl 6____9_______¢ lb
790 ‘ BAG 3*;
EXTRA FINE TEAS
All Kinds
35¢ lb.
20 Stamps Free ’\
Funeral of Mr. Smith
The funetai of Jerome E Smith,
who died suddenly, following an at-
a tack of heart- trouble, yesterday mom-
gmn of real hot water with a tea. ing. will be held from the East aienuc
well located, contra}, modern lmprove- Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday
afternoon at 2: 30 o’clock. it is expect
ed that Rev. Mr. Cunningham. former
pastor, may offlclate. interment will
be in Riverside Cemetery.
w. 0. Smith.
Wor .Was received in this city yet--
terday oh the death of W. 0. Smith
of Norwalk, Ohio who was very well
knewu' here. Mr. Smith was the
brother of Captain Theodore II and
Thomas B. Smith; the Misses Smith.
and Mrs. Mary 0. Wardeli,
street. Lewis 0. Wardeil,
of East
avenue, is a nephew. 1'
-—Advertise in The Sentinel.
‘ Phone
2300.
VTlRE WFE
2 years in New York
8 menths in Boston-
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18,666 .
’ People
, 13.000»
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? i ' Cost
”$500 000. llll.
1‘ Augmented
Symphony
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.To Pay For I
Wiring , .. ’
Nil“ Std ) \ 5; l
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of Ann ,
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Compensation Commissioner
Compensation.
Wards T. Buckingham reserved deci-
sion yesterday after hearing the case Bridgeport to work. Wearing a straw
of the estate of Charles B. Helms of but his ferghead became bilateral.
Stamford against the Harris Con- near the wound and over night the
st ructton company,
the
Hartford.
represented
Travelers'
Mrs.
.by July 2.
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Widow of Charles B. Helms Claims 8 am or est fled that
Tuna Fish Fancy Red GOLDEN SANTOS New Lobster Atlas Chilliy
Regular 25c can Salmon COFFEE 30c cans Sauce .1.
/ Cut to Cut to ’Freeh From the Roaster Cut to None Better. i ‘V
18¢ afor 25¢ 19¢ n. 5 tbs. for 90¢ 25¢ 2 for 25¢" 1"!
California Peaches or Jersey Pears —I,,}:'g3°cans 2 for 250" '
Kippcred . 3 Cans PEERLESS TEAS New Rolled Atlas
Hog-mg: l t gild' All Kigggc— “Equals Any,“ Oats ' Buckwheat
chla 3 ar Ines Tea’ 3 lbs. for 14 Let c Pk .
10¢ can 10¢ 50¢ Ih. 60 Stamps Free. ¢ Cut ts 15¢
Ne'w Strawberry Beets or J ersey Spinach fig: 120'
New Seeded New Jersey sun Packed Tomatoes ‘ Cape Cod Sliced
Raisins Pumpkin Eta?” 1%!" P“? ~ Cranberries " Pineapples
. ring cans , Lat N .
Cut to Cut to Baked Beans Cut to $21180 3
10¢ can l0¢ can Your Choice 3 for 25¢ 10¢ 1b. 15¢
. ' - - ENTIRE! Cut to
_Fganknn Mills WHEAT FLOU R . 5 lbs. ggc
V.
Atlas Cal. Egg MAPLEINE New Ma 1 C k '
Padcake Flour Plums " , Syrup p e . . Putz Etta:
3’pk2‘s. for Large No. 3 Trial Size ..t ....... -. . 10¢ Large Bottle Soap ..
25¢ 15¢ Large Size . . . .t. . . .. 35¢ 25¢ 25¢ Pr
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New RYE FLOUR SPECIAL 9T 3 l R q 1 4C
Mnrshmaiow Atlas'Pure ATLAS CEYLON TEA Lava ! Lenox
Creme Cocoa 14 lb. Aisr TightFPkg. 30c Soap Soap _
. r , ta .
Specxai at 20¢ can 9 11130111: Thigt 53g 15c Specxal at Cut to , .
{10¢ can no Stamps Free J 10 Stamps Free 5¢ cake 2 for 7¢ .1 ii
“The World's Best Oatmeal ” .
ATLAS OA 1 S Cutto locpkg. ‘
DEATHS AND HUNERALSl. DECISION l3 RESERVED. eréi weeks, although it had helm
Dr. Antonio S. ‘Sorgi of
the wo’untl
was still fresh on July 16, when Helm
called for treatment because 0'! an- ~~
Ed- other ailment.
Shortly afterward fieims went to
by blisters broke, allowing germs of ery-
lnsurance company of sipeias to enter the wound on his fore-
Mabel A. Helms, the head.
He called at the emergency.
W.idOW claims compensation for the hospital for treatment, and was sent
death of her husband, alleging that he to the isolation hospital, where B .'
died as a result of a wound received die'd Augutt 10.
while in the employ of the resp
"ent.
COM Ml‘. ClN {I
Helms was struck on the forehead
by a chisel Jun
opened, and
' ’known as a "fresh wound” for ear it for medicinal purposel.
25. A wide gash was
i remained what is
STAMFORD THEATRE
Nov 8th
M ON AY
ii. W. Griffith's Stupendous Production
THE
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HEARD m A SAL—ER GROCERY.
Custonier—rSec hBrcL this whisky
you sold me has been doctored. ,
Dealer—Well. you said you wanted
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mlly Wakemsn Hartley.
‘-. Manager
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MATINEES DAILY 2:15
EVENINGS 8:15.
Now running in Chi-
cago, Philadelphia
andjother cities
5 .666
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Romance»:
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