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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 12, 1915 · page 3

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

Professional Cards, and"

Want .3 mm..-

LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words orLeu’. 26c
Three Times. 50c. Each AdditiOnal Word; 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.

 

 

 

 

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WANTED. TO LET.

WANTED — YOUNG GIRL FOR T0 LET—PLEASANT FURNISHI
general housework M Josem 193 ed room. All conveniences Privilege FOR SALE“MOTORCYCLE AND
Washington street. n12 31 of light housekeeping 68 Spring.Blde car, fully equipped Cheap. Robt.

* "‘street. n12 31 A. Burt, 434 East Main street, Bridge-

‘WANTED—A GIRL OR WOMAN DO“-

.for general housework for a small «2.111:ng shtfggrshefislii 0B ATH
family. A od hom f
8 e or right party. dress Rent, care Sentinel

FORSALI.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ml FOR SALE—SPRING CHICKENS
“‘2 3“ [owls

 

 

F. c|o Sentinel. n11 3t turkey a, geese, ducks, roasting
_. Y pigs. Give me your order for the

WANTED POSITION AS USEFIIL’SJOZdLilgs :fiits‘kr'r ROOMS’ Thanksgiving feast Prompt service,
and confidential man in private family, ’ p mpmemem‘ Satisfaction guaranteed Handle)

No.19 South Osborne a1'.enue East ._

' . ' . 9
street, Norualk at. 31

n10 at; To LET—AFIVE ROOMS ovsn
‘L'Hommedieu lIrOs. Store, east ap‘
WANTED—«MESSENGER BOY. AP- I proach to new bridge. Fine view of 1 Guaranteed. $750. 1914 Ford taxi body
5in Western Union once. Telephonetharbor. Rent :12. Inquire at L'Hom ‘in fine condition, cheap Vaast Bros.
3““de- n5 tf'medieu Bros] store. iGarage. Phone 1360 South Norwalk.
._ -— all) 3!

WANTED—TO BUY ADI: KINDS, To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE. FIVE ._
If cattle and calves and trade or sell , room-.1 on first floor 2 rooms on third FOR 8ALE~BARGAINS 1915 MAX

trash 00'" “‘1 sprlngers. Fflfidfllflnffloor. Improvements water electric
80m Nornm Tel. 1151. 1 well with extras, ms. 1912 Abbot.-

faciory or ofllce. Good references. H
Knight, clo Wilson, 78 Fort
East. Norwalk.

3t) liyitlc street. Phone 1219-5.

 

 

FOR SALE—BIG BARLrAIN,1915

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'lights and wash tubs. 7 Seymour St. Detroit, ”75 and StevensJDuryea,
- inquire A. J. Miles. 40 Butler street, 3150, Luther M, wright.
CLUETT, PEABODY C: CO... INC. - Norwalk, Ct. 1112 at
want—w --—-—-‘~—~— —- FOR SALE—EURO. JULIUS TES-
lixpertenced operators on power ma- To LET-2 FIVE ROOM APART- my, 13144313 Main stmet. Bridgeport.
Minn. meats, No. 70-72 North Main street. Manufocturing furrier. Repairing

 

May work assured 016 if with all improvements. Newly decor- gpeciflty, New furs always on hand.

 

 

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. ing, sweetening and purifying

Overland six cylinder. Demonstrator.‘

Glass at Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit

‘-"'T“—
Open slums of the system each
morning and hair awayvthe
» poisonous. stagnant matter.

 

 

 

 

Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise;
splitting headache, stuffy from a cold.
foul tongue, nasty, breath, acid stom-
-aeh lame back. eari, instead, both
look and feel as fresh as a daisy al-
‘wsys by washing the poisons and tox-
Iins from the body with phosphated
. hot water each morning.

We should drink before breakfast,
a glass of real hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in
it to flush from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and ten yards of bowels the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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“Factory to Consumer.’

The Andrew Davey System of Direct Selling enables us to offer the New'Season’s Cmned
Goods, Coffees, Teas, Etc., at prices that mean a saving of one-half. Note the special prices
all this week at

 

 

 

 

Pure Grape ‘ ’ " ‘1' Atlas ‘ '3‘ Z
Andrew Davey i
. = None Bettcr‘ '
10¢ glass 90 VN'ashington St, 50. Norwalk, Telephone 4IC 2 for 25¢

 

Regular roc
Can. Cut to

~8¢CAN+

New Stringless or

KARO CORN SYRUP

Webster Brand Extra Choice Fancy Main Style

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TOMATOES Early. lune SUGAR CORN WAX BEANS ’

New Pack No 3 cans PEAS New Pack. Tender Tender and delicious

R lar 12c value Sweet and Tender and Deltcrous. 12c "alue ‘ «
Worth me can no value

3 cans for 25¢ 3 cans for 25¢ 3 cans for 25¢ .

3 cans for 25¢

 

 

previous day’ s indigestible waste, sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans-

 

eutire alimentary tract before putting
'more food into the stomach.

and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully invigorating. it cleans
out all the ‘kour ,fermentatlons, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid appetite for breakfast and
it is said to be but a litle while until
the roses begin to appear in the
cheeks: A quarter pound of limestone
__}phosphate will cost very little at the
drug store. but is sufficient to make
lanyone who is bothered with bilious-
ness, constipation. stomach trouble or
item a real enthusiast on the
sanitation Try

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I rheuma
inducer of internal

_.;ated at $15 a month. A six room cot- 088 m i it and you are assured th’sT you will
BUSINESS NOTICES lingo .with all modern improvements, I k better and feel better in every
.7 112 Lincoln avenue. inquire United FOR SALE ONE 1913 BUICKl 0°

 

A. MOONEr 10 NORTH MAIN ST. Grocery Company.
5011“! NW Bicycles, motorcycles
and Salim Both sold In! mauled.
Expert twill. Baby carriages re-
paired. We dovuicaniatng. Prices'reo-
unable.

 

1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle' s Gar-

To LET—FIVE ROOMS. SECOND m, 11 Raymond meet.

floor. No. 3 Burbank street. Rent 312.
inquire No. i Burbank street. hit at

T0 LET—A HOUSE ON COTTAGE

 

 

out, newly papered, in first class con-
dition. eight onesllent rooms.

 

SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVING
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on

rent. inquire at Keeler’a Shoe store,

Washington street. nil 3t

Elisabeth street. 018t

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

painting, paperhanging and nerai "‘"’" ” ""m “‘""“" 7.. ‘ " ‘ " 25
”m“- 27‘ Em 8'0"“ and 5: Cot 7° LET—2 CONNFCTNG FUR-V TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH. {0 "w“ m “Wham suicéuml; Ammoma . Atlas Jerse Sfmiltfit Your Chm“ sweet 0
tags street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-11. ished rooms with stove gas runnlnsl m modem ,mmuem “no m.“ l “Some it didn't him ”1“ 9:: “2“; Cut to but. Atlas Main); Com 23" Potatoes Pk
, water and conveniences for light 1! Corner Woodward “m and RIV- n' 1WD J03“ from Benin 1“ e Liquid Ata 11 P N N
LOST, housekeeping. :2 50 per week. Apply fur "lost two weeks vNew Yorki _. —- f- S ]u c Gas CW 0- I 1
- .. p ,, or street. South Norwalk. Appv H. A. Bluing 0C Atas Strin Beans Cl Salt c
LOST—AN AIRDALE—TERRIER, 2” E3“ "9““ “1‘ 3‘ Hegelein. Plumber. Phone 110512. PM" -3 . _, cu, m ,0, Worth 3, can Mrkem n,
on Monday afternoon. Stamford li- , ,_ . . ‘ _ THouGHTFuL PARLIAMENT- ' "
cense. Reward. H. M. Eppes, Cannon, carnal-$11.31 “3:311:21?!“ 51:: [Julia To LET—21 UNION fl" 7 R00" Nephew-l see the government has F f .
Station. Tel. 103 Wilton. n10 3t'rooms, heat'and service. Arranged to: :lpartmont. Possesion “ once. Th. withdrawn some of the new iaxcs' FIG BA RS R2331 trolm thsafi‘t’enb t t 1 0‘3 pound
"' mange house work (0 minimum. Good! ahch “6 Bailey 00' "3:! Auntie —i in so glad; there were 3 a 5‘3 ‘1 Y- ‘1 0
MISCELLANEOUS. location. Apply .1. M. Layton it 00., SAVE HIM TROUBLE a too mum of those mist) vebitlos in ‘ '
Misc—JOLLY _ “11 3‘ Professor—You should study hard "m ”"99‘3'4‘ondon 0mm“ " " ‘ ' .. ' "WEE”.
FIVE MAS L...“ . . we ME. GOD BLESS You, DEAR, TODAY! For it we cannot keep the past,

 

er and try to take a degree.
Freshman—Waste of time.

lthe gmernor dies I inherit his mil
37 Van Zant street inquire 59 588 illons I’ll endow a university
view a\ enue.

nusrade Dance, Friday evening. Nov. TO LET—TWO FLOORS IFIRST,
:2 Arlen Hall Continuous dancmg"and second. 6 rooms each. 811 a floor

B to 3. n10 8t

 

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—-ll'll know what to do with.

 

touring Car. 1912 E. M. F. touring car. i
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To LET—RENOVATED mamma- lc
House

street. All improvements. Reasonable 1 well located. central. modern improve
ments. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9

When

and
n11 3‘ they’ll give me more degrees than.

way shortly.

 

 

[ A PRACTICAL APPLICATION.

“When Josh got home from his edu
cation" said Farmer Comtossel, "he
'started right in instructin' me about
'agricuiture. So I didn't lose no time
to try him out.”

"What did you do?"

"Sent him out to round up a swarm

ofbe es"

the l

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The action of limestone phosphate?

Pureuncoated, whole grain.
Positvely the best rice grown

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Atlas Brand RICE

 

‘ 31b cnrtOn 25C; ‘1’

 

New California JERSEY Booth’s White Wax California Sliced

PEACHES PEARS CHERRIES PEACHES

Large No. 3 cans Large No.3 cans No. 2 cans

Worth 18c can Worth 18c can Regular 15c can Worth no can .
2 for 25¢ 2 for 95¢ 2 for 25¢ 3 cans for 25¢

 

Fresh from the mill.
Regular xoc pkg. cut to

Aunt Jemina. Pancake Flour 8c

 

 

 

, Atlas Brand NEW MAPLE New Strained Atlas New
BUCKWHEAT SYRUé’p. 1 t HONEY OATMEAL .
Fresh from the mill “i3 a L bottl Extra Large Pkg.

Small size 10¢ bot. “g." e 25¢ .
Extra large pkg. Medium 15¢ bot edium ______ 15¢ Specral at
15¢ Large 25¢ bot. Small ........ 10¢ 10¢ Pkg. .
a Regular 61: lb. i
Best Laundry Starch l Cu, ,0 , 2 I , BS 7C
PEERLESS BIG COFFEE SALE Satisfaction in Every
COFFEE _ Cup.
“The World's Best" Golden Santos Coffee c PEERLESS TEAS"
30¢ lb. Fresh Roasted. 25c Value A“ K123; lb

’1'

pound 60 Stamps Free

280

so Stamps Free

PICKLES

5C ATLAS CANNED GOODS LEAD THE Extra Selected

5 LBS. FOR 90¢-

Large Quart Jm- Regular 35c value
Your choice—Sweet, Sour, Mixed or Plain. Cut to

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Extra. Strong

 

 

 

 

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To LET—FROM DEC. 1. APART-
Inent. All modern improvements. 4
Washington street. Apply 6 North}
Main street. Copyright Clothing store
or phone 334.

Propo als For State
Work.

sealed proposals will be‘received by
the. State Highway Commissioner,
[Room 27, State Capitol, Hartford. Ct.,

until 2 p. m., Monda , November 15
y th’istationery tubs. bath and steam heat.

(1915, for the followin sections
3 of 4-5 Fa'iriield avenue. inquire A. Glazer,

state road work and bridge work in - -
accordance with plans and specifica- Connecticut avenue, near Taylor ave-
nue.

tions on filed in the ofiice of the State
lHighway Commissioner and at the fol~
lowing places:

' Town of Weston: About 8425 linear
feet of Native Stone Macadam con-
struction. Plans and specifications at
from Clerk’s office, Town Hall, Wes-
ton. Town of Wilton. Construction of ‘0
two (2) Reinforced Concrete “'I"’13eam'o

bridges, as followes: First—Two! 31°“ Rent
l(2)——22 foot span bridges over the Nor-'
walk river near Cannon Station. Sec-
ond—26 foot span bridge over the Nor.
walk river near Georgetown. Plans
and specifications at Town Clerk's of-
nce. Wilton. Also for the construction
'of about 1950 linear feet of Standard
.Wood Guard ”tailing in various towns. .
All bid; must be accompanied by a provements. 1 1- 2 acres of land, barn.

 

TO LET—6 ROOM HOUSE WITH
all Improvements. Gas, electric lights,

 

TO LET—l OR 2 FURNISHED 0a
unfurnished roms. All improvements.
Reference required. Apply 38 West
street. corner of High street. all It
-TO LET—3 PLEASANT ROOMS

nline of trolley. Immediate posses-
!6 month. Address, Rooms,
c|o Sounder. all 31

light, and plenty of it. Why no

 

 

 

’and fixtures.

The United

 

TO LET—STORE BUILDING 0N
South Main street. Terms reasonable.
to a god tenant. I. M. Layton It (30.,
nine, 5 Railroad avenue. all at

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TO LET-STONE HOUSE ALL IM-

& Water Co.

 

Fall days will soon be with us,
and then you will need good .

havesthe home piped for gas
light? , Easy terms for the piping

Electric Light '

 

WHERE EVERXBODY GOES."

 

Mat. 2:15, Eve. 7:15 and 9 .

Orchestra 10C.

-Balcony 5c.

 

Special Feature Today
MR. HOLBROOK BLINN

(The Broadway Star)

in an enthralling detective drama
in 5 parts. entitled

“The Ivory Snnii Box”

Special Feature Tomorrow
SATURDAY

.“THE APACHES OF PARIS"

A Thrilling 4 Part Feature
By. Special Re nest
CHARLES GHAP IN in

“War ”.

It's a r... Part Scream
DON'T Miss 11'
comm:
Triangle Film Plays

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l Why care for what’s to cbme?

The instant’s prick is all that stings.
And then the place is numb,

And Life's a lie, and Love's it cheat.
As i have heard men say.

Then here‘s a health to fond detain—-
God bless you. dear; today!

-—John Bennett.

. Two young ladies passed by and one If there be graveyards in the heart
said to other, “he thinks it's me From which no roses spring,
who told' it." ‘in all probability, ii A place of wrecks, and old gray tombs"
she had not abbreviated "it is" she 'From which no birds take wing.
would have said "1" instead of me. Where linger buried hopesanddreams
These shortcut phrases are the cause Like ghosts among the graves
of much Incorrect speech. If a person Why, buried hopes are dismal things.t
would quit his don‘ts, his isn'ts, his And lonely ghosts are knaves!
.aln’ts, his can'is, etc, and use the
nerds which they push aside it would If there come dreary winter days,
improve his grammar. It might slow When summer roses fall
-down his speech, but that itself would And life. forgot, in withered drifts
be a blessing. Slow speech, that does Along the garden wall;
not drawl, is a virtue. Rapid speee\h‘ If all the wreaths a lover weave;
is a nuisance. There is neither sou Turn thorns upon the brow—-
nor sense to it. Then out upon the silly fool

While we are simplifying spelling. Who makes not merry now!
let us simplify speech. \ There is no“
sense in conveying a fact or truth, to'
make short work of it. - The very

 

A VERY ANCIENT WARRIOR.-,

lmposter~Could you help an old. :
soldier, sir, what lost his leg lath. “
battle of Gettysburg?
' Gentleman—But you told molest. ~
wcok you lost your arm there.

impostor—No, sir; my arm I lost
in the battle of Bunker Hill. '

 

 
 
 
 

utterance has much to do with its ,
significance. A thing that is told mp ATRE ,
swiftly, goes. If you would make an ?

impr’esslonftalk as If you meant it.
One cannot be forcible and ungram-
maticai at the same time. A truth
conveyed in disgruntled words and
phrases loses half its force on its way:
An undoubted sign of a shallow mind
is the English question, "doncher
know”; and there are Americanisms
just as bad. So the best thing is not
to circumvent grammatical accuracy,
which most of us unhappily have a
,habit of doing.

NORWALK— '

REGEN

BOX -OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN

Today only

SHOW OF THE SEASON

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THE Fins‘r Musics

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surety company bond or a cemned‘chicken house, fruit trees. small cot-
'check not less than one-third of the”age on premises. Rent ’30 Gregory:
diet of the work The State Highway ‘Boulevard. The room apartment. beau-
Commissioner reserves the right to re- tiful view of Sound. First class condi-
fleet any and all bids Dated at Hartl ition. Rent :12. East Washington St,

ford, Connecticut. November 2nd. 1915. .East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohemian.

 

SIAMHIRI] lHillR

,4.—

Emily maiden Hartley.
Manager
Phone 2300.»

 

 

C J BENNETT 64 South Main St. Phone 60. 1110 it‘

 

 

" State Highway Commissioner, —
Room 27. Capitol. Hartford, Conn.

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EVENING
To LET—THE FIRST FLOOR. 011‘“ 3:15
No.11 High street, South Norwalk;i .
6 rooms and attic rooms. Improve-
ments. Inquire of Mrs. James Golden,l
4 Falrfield avenue.“ ‘ :15 “i
to LET—THE DENTAL aoousi
, over the People's Trust 00.. formerly"
occupied by 'Dr. Weed. B. D. S. For
further particulars inquire at Old Well
Cigar 00.. 3 Washington street.

,TO LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE. WITH
all improvements. Also 5 ream eat-W
tags. Nos. 5 and 8 Disesa Court. Iml
quire J. Disses, Central Hotel, or 121 -
Main street; Norwalk. at 51

To LET-'6 ROOM COTTAGE?
Lawrence street; South Nonalk. 1114.

 

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Palace
Dclicatessen
Bologna and Cooked Meats

Homemade Potato Salad and Baked
Bean"! ,

our Specialties

, . . All kinda of Pickles -‘
Smoked and Pickklletlll Fish 6! different
In a .
Imported Swiss Cheese: Rouqucfort,
Munster. Cream, ”Labor-1",, Hand

apealat price for“, Gold Lentils and
Sandwiches putci for Lodge. and

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as produced in New Yin-k, Dentin, Chicag " and Other Cities
3 ’ .

oAiLv MATINEES
at 2: 15 '

Week

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'D. W. GRIFFTH’S MIGHTY SPECTACLE

THE

 

 

fiesta 500.000,

 

 

 

 

 

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By Paul Herve and Jean Britain ’with Myrtle Jersey, Clara Palmer-,1".

The Famous

 

 
 

Charles Bowers, fired Frear an a supporting cast of excellence.
8mm“ Water BARGAIN Matinee ............ 25¢ tool 00
In England. at Burton-On.

Night Prices ...... . ..... 25¢ to $150

_: Saturday Matinee and Night Nov. 13th

Paramount otters Pauline Fredericks in

“ZAZA”

Monday; Nov. '15, Ethel Barrymore," .n “Final Judgmet,”

Tuesday, Nov. 116, Rose Stahl's. “The Chorus Lady"

‘Wednesday, Nov. 11, “The Eternal City ” (No advance in
prices)

. coming scour—W khan. the grand opera star in the sen,-
national picture “Carmen." [stationed by Paramount, now playing at:

Trent. is found the wonderful*
“Burton water," unehualled on
earth for the brewing of delic~
ious ale. TheBurton water, the-
haefl malt,‘the choicest hops
and many decades of experience
have all combined to ppduce ,
.the worldls standard. beverage:-

Bass

A9 o

On Draught and

InbOtiie Everywhere

8mm Pixies-ks '(5 gallons), .
to: family use on cream at '.

 

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