I WEDNESDAY, DEC 8. 191's
,
Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
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m SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL‘
Classified “Ads.”—To Let,
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
Business and
and
WANTED. 7' l
WANTED—YOUNG MA X WANTS
position as office assistant. Under
bliilids bookkeeping and typfll'rillllg-
M. K, c‘o Sentinel. its 3t
Mm~— ——
WANTED-EXPERiENCi-jl) l‘A-i’
pr Box Makers learners taken. .511)le
Paper Box Factory, 45 Cedar stieet
S‘tamtord' Conn. d8 3t
WANTED—BELL BOY. APPLY
ht Clifford Hotel. d7 3t
WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY,
position as office assistant or
clerk. Address M. 0
tiling
., t-Io Sentinel.
d7 3t
WANTED-HEARNERS AS RAIN!
Boat cementers wanted. Victoria Wa-I
lerprooi Co.. 68 Water street, (South
Norwalk. d7 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man in grocery store, with good rei-
lereuce. Apply 1i. Vogel 211 East
lW ashington street. at 3t:
WANTED—HIGH CLASS MAN 0F
good presence and address to repro
sent the American Motorists’ Pro-‘
lective Association Inc. in South No
(balk. A permanent and profitable
Commission Proposition for the right
snap; Write for appointment to Con-
necticut oflice A. M. P. A. lnc., 316
D’Esopo building, Hartford, Conn. l
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WANTED—YOUNG WOMEN To
learn the straw hat trade. We need
trimmers
Competent instructors. steady wtori,
good prices. Apply at once. VandenI
hoei & Co., Norwalk, Conn. 1
~ WANTED—PERMANENT PROFIT
table and exclusive agency for the
fl‘hermor Waterless hot bottle. Throw‘
away the leaky, costly and unsanitary
rubber bags, as this «bottle lasts a life-t
Lime and keeps hot 12 hours. Address
P. 0. Box 363, Bridgeport, Conn.
d2 88
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS?
k cattle and calves and trade or seilI
[resb cows and springer-s. Friedman.
South Norwalit. Tel. 1151.
CLUETT, PEABODY a 00., INC.
[Want——
Experienced operators on power ma-
M88189.
FOUND.
FOUND—POCKETBOOK CONTAIN-
lug sum of money. wner describing
same can obtain it by writing the Sen-
linel and pay for adv. Address G. L. F
FOUND—POINTER DOG ABOUT 8
months old. on Saturday. Finder can
have same by paying for this adver-
tisement. Apply at 13 Chestnut St.,
South Norwaik. d6 at
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lars apply cities The Old Well Cigar
:C Co.
and mac .
hine operators.I Washington street.
‘ Elizabeth street.
TO LET. l
TO LET—iiOl‘SE, NO. 72 WOOD
ward avenue from Dec 1.3111. 6 room
cottage. All improvements. Small fam-
ily iient $3.3. inquire of C. E. iioyt.
FOR SALE A.\' 8
water, one acre
ground, 2 barns and fruit. inquire E. i‘.
imonnrd' a”: West street. South .\'or~
walk, Conn.
TO LET—OR
room house. city
,
TO LET—TWO UNFI'RNiSi-iEl)‘
rooms, at 11 Chestnut street, {or light
housekeeping. Some improvements. ln-t
quire on premises. d7 3t
To LET—VFIRST FLOOR 2 ROOMS
in attic. All improvements, located on,
25 lsaac place, Nor-walk. inquire with-I
in. d7 3t
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To LET—4 ROOMS. IMPROVE-
ments, $12. 11 room house, all im-
prmements $21 7 Roman street. in-
quire 49 Seaiiew avenue or Crockett,‘
16 South Main street.
TO LET~TWO LA'RGE AND PLEA-
sant rooms, heat and newly furnished.
Also two connecting rooms. Suitable
for couple. 15 Hatiland street. d6 ‘3'.
i
To LET——TiiREE ROOM FRON'i
omce well lighted, suitable for busi—
ness. Rent :18. For further partlcu
. street.
condition;
FOR SALE I
FOR SALE—JITNEY MAN. 1F YOU
want a light economical running lim-
ousine at a bargain, address Limou»
sine co Sentinel. (is it
FOR SALE——i’ARi.OIt POO] TA-
ble, lull sci oi rues and balls. and oth-
rr equipment. inquire Henry 1‘. Sel-
ler. barber shop. East Washington
' us 31
FOR SALE TAT GEESE $1.50
and S: apiece lirou'n ieghorns 75c,
white leghorns 75c apiece Turkeys.
young pigs and rabbits. Order now all
going very cheap. iiandley's. 30 Myrtle
street, East Norwaik. dli 3t
FOR SALE-24 PASSENGER BUS
for sale cheap (or cash. in tirst class
new last spring. Smith's
Garage, Stamford, Conn. d3 6'.
FOR DALE—ONE 1913 BUICK‘
touring Car. 1012 E. M. F. touring car."
1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle's Gar-I
age, 11 Raymond street. n it
PAGE THREE
This 42 Piece
Blue Bird Dinnner Set
With Six Sentinel $2 98
Coupons '
j
[lave you
Secured your
New Light?
Better order your new C. E-Z
. . I THE FAMOUS
or Radio-X gas light before the I . Cflo p/fi—(gd
supply of decorative glassware is 7' ”agave
exhausted. , “NAWA‘QE
There is a good assortment of I F ’ "I” \
artistic glassware to select from.
FREE (If CHARGE
to purchasers of these new gas
lights.
FOR A LIMITED TIME I
ONLY 9
RR UNITED
[IICIRIC IJRHI 8: WAIIR
COMI’ANI
BUSINESS nortcas '
SELLING OUT SALE—UNUSUAL.
oportunity to ‘buy jewelry, musical in-
struments. Stationary, toys, skates,
sleds. etc. Shelves, counters. cashI
register. show cases and safe. All must“
go. Select gifts, get them when con-
venient. South Main street. (‘litfordl
liotel building. d6 .itt
To LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT Cl“-
dar street; improvements. 3 otiices,
inquire Samuel I
Roodner, South Norualk. 1118 ”I
TO LET— STONE House ALL HA I
provements. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn.t_
chicken house, fruit trees, smuil cot- I
logo on premises. Rent :30 Gregory
Boulevard. Five room apartment. been 2
Mini view of Sound. rFirst class condi-
tion. Rent 812. East Washington St“
IEast Norwalk. inquire Dr. Bolinnnan.l
64 South Main St. Phone 60.
n10 ttI
To LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGEI
with all improvements 12 Lincoln avel
nue inquire United Grocery Com-
pany, North Main street
TO LET—NEW iiOUSE. 6 ROOMS.
'liarn, chitken coop, and running w-a l
, tcr. About two acres. Millard street I
orwnik. Apply Attorney lra 0.,
bGregory. Wall street. d7 3t
To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH-I
"Iout, newly papered, in first class con-I
Idltion, eight excellent rooms. House
I well located, central modern improve- I
ments. Rent reasonable. Inqul're No. 9»
018 ttI
TO LET—SIX ROOMS AND earn.
All modern improvements. Fine locali-
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-
or street, South Norwaik. Apply H. A.i
Hegeiein, Plumber. Phone 1108-12. I
55..
i MISCELLANEOUS.
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DR. JAMES A. MEEK HAS RE
'hioved his oillce to' 72 West avenue.
{two doors south of High school. Prac-
tice limited to the eye. ear, nose and
throat. Hoursz—S to 11 a.m., 5 to 6
land 7 to 8 p. m.
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LOST.
_ LosT—A SMALL BLACK POCK-
ptbook containing a sum or money be-
tween Ann street and Jeooby's Store.
lFinder will be rewarded by returning
has this omca
Floral Tributes, original ec-
signs. Casket Coverings o! rare
beauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Service. Telegraph communica-
tion with leading florists' in prin-
icipal cities in the United States.
South Norwalk Florist
in So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct
Phone 164.
*IRIRWAIII BRIT. CIIIII’S
RRASI. PIG SUPPER
'. The annual pig supper of the Nor-f
Mali: Boat Club was held last night. in
the club quarters, and a most enjoya-
ble evening was spent. Cards and
‘muslc were part of the program, and
than followed the feast.
- , Ipn‘e weighing over titty pounds, we're
‘rossted to a, turn, and in combination
with mashed , pfitatoes. turnips, on:
tons and cranberries, formed a bll l or
I , [are that would be hard to best. Seth.
>.T,'."
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Silt}? sit members and guests were
1010th of the Isdlibdu' Yacht Club.
Two pigs, 3
TO LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE, WITH
all improvements. Also 5 room cot-I
tage. Nos. 5 and 6 Disesa Court. in;
quire J. Dlsesa. Central Hotel, or 121i
Main street, Norwallt. at at:
T0 LET—II UNION 3T. 7 ROOM-
apa'rtment. Possesion at once. The
HatCh and Bailey Co. 126 t!
IWR IRBAI WARRIORS
ARE MADE CHIEFS
Warriors Waters and Graham. of
Uncas Tribe. No. 26, I. O. R. M., were
last. night in a class of 22 warriors
nun BOWlillS til”
A. MODNE. 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwulit. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged I
Expert repairing Baby carriages rel
paired. We do vulcanising. Prices reu I
enable. I
PALM: IHEAIRE
“The House of Hits."
Mat. 2:15. Eve. 7:15 and 9
Balcony 5c. Orchestra 1 oc.
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Today Wednesday Today
HELEN WARE In
" THE PRICE ”
A live part drama with a strong
moral
COMING TOMORROW
Theda Bar: In
“THE GALLEY SLAVE"
Sec Theda Bars. at her besi_ in this
wonder play
Don’t Forget December 15 is
Triangle Day
IRELII [III BEIIER
With the count two to one against'
them, the Norwalk big pin bowlingI
earn came back strong on their own
alleys last night and handed the boys
from the Palace a good trimming, and
evened up the games won. at two and
two. The Norwalk men were in fine
form last evening and had no trouble
in disposing of the South Norwaik
on whom the chief‘s degree was con-
ferred in Bridgeport.
staged at a joint
Bridgeport Tribes, and was put on in
the state The cast included: Sa-
chem Jacobs, of New Haven; Prophet
Culver, of New Haven, Junior Saga-
more Wells oi Waterbury; Senior
Sagamore Hopkins, of New Britain:
First Sanap William Saunders, of
:Waterbury: Second Sanap G. E. Fair-
child; Mystery Man John Oetzel, of
Danbury.
There were about 25 in the local
party of Red Men who automobiled
Ito Bridgeport last evening to take
Ipart in the ceremonies. Refreshments
'toliowed the degree work.
GERMANS CAPTURE
IL FRENCH TRENCH
l. BERLIN, Dec. 7, via London,
3-06 p. ni.—'Capturc of 250 me-
arcs of an advanced French
trench iiiitlie Champagne district,
east of ~Auberive, was announced
by German Army Headquarters
t peasant; among which were seviir'it today. Sixty. men were taken
prisoner in this operation.
lads in two games out of three The
The ‘Wk W“ nail, and deciding game of the 891"
session of the I
ies, will be played next week. and
the alleys on which it will be bowled
charge of the past great sachems 0‘ will be decided by the toss of a coin
Last night‘s score:
Norwalk.
Earle ..... ..........191 145 145
Bannigoso ........... 163 138 171
Adams ...... . ....... 153 140 156
Stelger ......... . . . . .119 162 171
Connolly ............. 138 119 156
Total ..... ‘ ........ 7 67 704 799
Palace. ,
Fitelson ............. 113 152 156
Corcorau ........ 123 143 128
Monday .............103 .118 158
LaDue ............... 138 205 181
Treadway ........ . . .158 153 . 160
Total .............. 635 771 ‘778,
MORE HOMESTEAD LANDS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8. —-tSecretary
Lune announced today that he had
approved in November orders of desig,
nation which have brought under the
operation of the 320 acre homestead
law about 950,000 acres of land ht,
Colorado. idaho. Montana. Oregon and
Nortir leott.
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67 WALL S'T" NORWALK I
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I Wednesday, Dec. 8th
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NEWSDEALER ....
this time of the
your thc satuc as tlic .
sntmncr months. It is see it and Get It at
not uposcd to thc
5 Washington St..
South Norwalka
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Harms & Gans 721 Have You Made Up Your
Christmas List
wcuthgr and scrccns att—
totnuticail)‘ before it on-
icrs the wagon. (lur
largo army of truilc 1m-
t‘onrincctl that thcrc is a (Iicilrcnt‘c. Ti) :1 ton null \\
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WATER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
If so, you 'll find in our large and varied assortment gifts that
will prove most acceptable to every member of the family
—giits that will carry a life-time remembrance.
‘ No other store in Greater Norwaik shows the enormous
stock of popular Xmas suggestions at economical prices.
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THEATRE
PHONE 976
NORWALK
BOX OFFICE ALWAYS OPEN
THIS EVENING ONLY
The Norwalk High School Alumni Players
Anglin's Big New York Comedy Success
GREEN STOCKINGS T
With Music by the Norw alk High School Orchestra.
PRICES..................- .......... 25¢,50¢, 75¢
“ONE MILLION
:-:Toyiand :-:
little folks.
in Margaret
is filled with Toys, Dolls and Games for the
from all over the world, are to be found here.
THURSDAY, DEC. 9—WILLIAM FAVERSHAM in
DOLLARS."
FRIDAY, DEC. 10.——Char|es Cherry In “THE MUMMY AND THE
HUMMING BIRD."
SATURDAY, DEC. 11—V. L. 8. E. Feature, “THE SCALES OF JUS-
TICE."
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THEATRE
13th All on W AlRi“"’lEEE’§i£.§:"‘°’
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ”1113]:
MATINEE 2:15 NIGHT 8:15 "
. Madness—Starting Tilesday
BILLY ALLEN
35 35
PEOPLE
BIG BEAUTY CHORUS
Monday Night
Johnny and Emma Ray’s'Latest Success
“A HOT OLD TIME"
with All the Tuneful Song I-Iits You war Whistle 6....
JOHN P. S‘LOCUM COMPANY
. IN THE
SMARTEST MUSICAL COMEDY
SUCCESS OF THE SEASON .
(By arrangement o! the Harbor -Comstock Co. )
‘Nobody Home’ ‘
WITH PERICIVAL Kmart, 205 BARNETT, novoou KEITH, f
MABEL wmuea mo METR OPOLITAN casr. . 2
-'IT- KEPTNEW' YORK SINGING, DANCING AND}:L .
' LAUGHING FOR ONEENTIRE YEAR.
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‘ Hm“ ., Matine‘e..lw....25¢to 51,
P R I C E S, M'h“e°—I°°"'~“°- PRICES Evening” 250‘ to $15
Evening—10cm“, 300. sOC- ~ " ! ' Messrs nam- {Hummi- AT- 19 o'oLocx.’ ‘
SEATS ON SALE THURSDAY- . - - — ,
Norwalk Chronicler