. The Brotherhood, will have Ire: annual meeting tonight. -li‘.-- A. ' 311111111. of Tokeueke" will give a talk 9*.“ ,. , FRIDAY. DEC. 10. 1915 a, ‘I‘HE SOUTH P'ORVIIALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ Wants! LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words orIess, 25c Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion in Black- face or Caps. Double Price. I WANTED. WANTED —- WHITE (liltl. FUR general housework, to go to the City inquiie 41 Seaview avenue. did 31 5 WANTED—SITUATiON AT Cicx. ei-al housework by Hungarian Julia Ebehey. 13 Lexington Ave.,.Soutl1 Norwalk. 1111) it w“. _-_.-___. __._._k .- WANTED~LEARNERS AS RAIN- ‘(oat cementers wanted. Victoria Wa- tcrproof 00., 68 Water street South Norwalk. d10 31 WANTED~FEMALES TO SE.“ buttons on raincoats. Victoria Water giroof Co, till Water St.' South walk, Conn. d10 3t WANTED—«PORTABLE CHlCKEN house about 6 x 8, cheap. Address 8. WV. 'I‘., clo Sentinel. d10 It WANTED—OPERATORS EXI’Elt ‘Jenced on Singer Pow er Machines, also girls to sew on books and eyes and clean thread. Steady work. Good may. Royal Mfg. Co, 85 Washington St. South Norwalk. WANTED—GIRLS FOR GENER- ‘nl housework in family of two. Ret- .erence reqdired. ‘Mrs. W. L. Olsen, 8 Elm Street, Nor-walk. le 3t WANTED-«SALESMEN TO CALL on planters with our highest grade standard garden and grass seeds. 11 consecutive years of increasing 'busi- :ness‘ enables us to offer a permanent position with good income. Experience girl, , Nor- . Classified “Ads. ”—To Let, For Sale, Business and Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous i __ 1.. . _ . , _ i ’10 111‘." FOR SAL: ' 1 LET—HAXDSOM E APART-i T0 FOR SALE» 30 rot'xc. rios mom. Seven large rooms and bath. Milk fed. Teiephhneiioz. dltl 3t Etery room heated and the rent only _- .. $;.'. per month and close to South Nor- FOR SALE—l PARLOR STOVE Milk (ii-“POI 339 1-31 Layton & C0 and other household goods cheapi if ._..—————« -‘ sold at onto. 13 (‘Iiestnut St. South To LET—TWO NEWLY FURNISH- Noi‘uaik, second floor. ed ioonis “logelhtl‘ or separate. All -»~- ~— -—-_—————-————————- coiiienientes. Prhilege of light house- FOR SALE—THREE SIJGH'II l kctplll‘g. on Spring stieet d9 31 11. ed pianos and one plaier piano for lnquite at t‘lltiord sale 1 ery cheap T0 LET—HOUSE x0 72 \\ 1301) Hotel. Mrs. Studwell. did if waId sienue Iiom Dec 151l1.0 room! - ~ . ~— .___..__- . cottage. All improvements Small fum- FOR SALE— ——WITH 8300 (ASH ;eor er mortgage you can bu} modern -—-inew 12 room beautiful house. all im 81provenients. 1’. O. Box 685' South Norwaik. ily. Rent 825. inquire of C. E. lioyt. I To LET—OR FOR SALE AN room house, city water, one acrel ground, 2 barns and fruit. inquire E. [1.1 ‘ _. Leonard 82 West street, South Nor“ ‘FOR SALE v 10 NKE HOGb walk, Conn weighing around 150 pounds. Also .. ...~ Iiive young Yorkshire brood sows. 2 T0 LET—THREE ROOM F‘RONT'pairs of Toulouse Geese 815 00 office well lighted. suitable for busi- 1worth $25. 00. R (‘.l19ster,P0st Road. —-imlddle man’s pioilt. Phone 17034. To LET—STONE HOUSE. ALL in- 1 \ d10 3t provements.1 1 2 acres of land, barn. lchicken house, fruit trees, small cob-1 FOR BALE——-FACTORY SOUTH use on premises Rent 830 Gregory Norwaik Adjacent to railroad track Boulevard Five room apartment, beau- Mill construction. E1 cry late improve tifnl view of Sound. First class condl- ment sprinkler system installed tion. Rent 312 East Washington St, 1 throughout plant. Building adapted to unnecessary, COM) CO" Franklin, East NOFWRIK Inquire Dr, Bohannan, work of heaviest machinery. For pair “355' 61 south Main St. Phone 60. 1110 if ticuiars address Box on. South .\or '"I ‘ walk dl0 lit WANTED—"OUNG MAN “’AN'N‘ To LET—SIX noon cornea. "Mn.--” _-_____4A._ position as office ”“5”!" Under-3, with all improvements 12 Lincoln ave FOR SALEWI‘W‘HH U01 0“ “Lands bmkkeemng fllld typewrlunfl- nue_ Inquire United Grocery Com store or just iilt‘ lltt‘lust‘. ll Cilll be W. K., 010 Sentinel. (18 3t , pony North Main street .transierod any place in town. a stood - M- opportunity for a grocery store to WANTED—EXPERIENL CED 1P \P To LET—REVOVATETI THROUGH hate liquor and groceries combined. or Box Makers learners taken. Apply [Paper Box Factmy, 45 Cedar street. Stamford, Conn. d8 3t WANTED—HIGH CLASS MAN 0F1 good presence and address to repro sent the Ameiican Motorists’ Pro tettite Association 1nc., in South Nor- maik. A permanent and profitable man. Write for appelntment to Con-, necticut oilice A. M. P. A. inc., 316 D'Esopo building. Hartford, Conn. WANTE YOUNG WOMEN To learn the straw hat trade. We need trimmers and machine operators. Competent instructors. Steady work. good prices. Apply at once. Vander- hoef & Co, Norwaik. Conn. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS If cattle and calves and trade or sell fresh cows and epringers. Friedman, South Norwallt. Tel. 1161. _ ‘ CLUETT, PEABODY & 00., INC. Nont— _Illxpeflenced operators on power ‘mar mines. Floral Tributes, original he‘ signs. Casket Coverings oi rare beauty. Moderate prices. Promptl Service. Telegraph communica- tion with leading florists' in print icipai cities in the United Sfites. South Norwalk Florist it So. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct. ; . Phone 354 NV ’ 1 > =gBy LeRoy Montgomery its Treasurer, have it, _ 1 Administrator. water. i; Miss Annie Cutbili, of McKininyl 'Btreet. is ill. Mr and Mrs. John H. Plandet‘ have returned from a visit 1n New York. Mr. and Mrs. William Kohler, who - km: touring New York State are re membering their friends with souvenir ,lcards. At the'New Haven'County Poultry ‘ . Show this week. Mrs. S. E. Dibble, of . this place, was awarded the first prize for the single comb White - .O'rpliingttfn pen. their [saunas-loam on his South. Am; iridium from which’ he 1111111111111 1112.“. med. The Brotherhood will enter in tho‘AtW. 'I‘ out. Everyman ‘BRIDGEPORT‘TEAM FAILS AGAIN. out newly hovered. In first class con-1: Must sell quick Inquire J "88038. dillOD. eight “COHEN rooms. “01150 Central liotel,corne1 of Homer and well located. central. modern improve-'(‘npginut street noble. in uiro No. 9 -— -- -— '—-——-—-—- :figliegeztrxro q 013 u FOR SALE—CAN ARIES. GOOD Isiiigers.l1‘einalcs for mating $1 each. 1 TO Lat—Six noofim—o-narn 11; Spring iiiii .\or\valk. 111131 1 All modern improvements. Fine Iocnli —- Ity. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv-, FOR SALE—CHEAL’ 25 \'Ol .\'tl . [‘ommission Proposition for the right 9’ street 30““ “mm” AW" H A' ducks. full emu" $10 for UN“ 1‘" “0x1 Hegcleln, Plumber. Phone 1106-12. (1.. 3. I TO LET-’1 mo“ ‘1" 7 ROOM FOR SALE—l’ARIDn root. TA _|npa.rtmont. Poussion “ once. The blc full set of rites and balls. and 0th- Eliatcn and Bailey Co. 136 if m. equipment ' “111111 did 1 eat the hole In the dough zer barber shop. Em nut, too"? Istreet. ”No, dear, a hole cannot be eaten." ‘Well, then, what became of lt?"-—- Boston Transcript. l ,310, South \‘oruaik Ct. iiiquiie Henry C. Sel Washington d3 31 FOR SALE—FAT GEESE “.50 ‘nnd 82 apiece. Brown leghorns 75c, i lliili NOIICES SOLVENT NOTICE ‘1 FOR SALE—ONE 1913 BUICK District of Norwalk. as. Probate, .touring Car. 1912 is. M F touring car. 90“"1 November 2“ A D 1915 1912 Overland roadster. Wehrle'e Gar- Estate in Connecticut of Reuben K. 1m. 11 Raymond street 11 t ,Johnston, late of New Rochelle in the: [State of New York, deceased. 1 I The Court of Probate tor the District, of Norwalk hath limited and allowedl A nouns, 70 NORTH MAIN 61‘. six months from the date heretofore South Norwaik Bicycles. moan-cycles iior creditors of said Estate to exhibit and 8mm“; Both gold nd ”changed. .tbeir claims for settlement. Those Expert repairing Batty carriages re young pigs and rabbits Order now all going very cheap. Handley' s. 30 Myrtle street East Norwalk d8 3t BUSINESS NOTICES fwho neglect to present their accounts, paired We do vulcanizing Prices [93- ‘ ;properiy attested within said time, ‘nopable will .be debarred a recovery. All per-‘ isons indebted to said Estate are re- ‘quested to make immediate payment to THE PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY, river in a shit! when, as luck would the bridegroom fell into the A coon swmu‘én. A wedding company on its way to the magistrate’s cities had to cross a. Wringing her hands, the bride cried out that somebody should save her be- loved. - "What for?" asked one or the com- pany. “lie is a good swimmer." “Thats just it!" cried the bride. “Don't you see that he is swimming toward the other bank?" ._._.;._1—_—————-——-— NEWTOWN AVENUE HOUSE. A. R. Malkln 6’: Co. have been —4 For the second time within three Weeks, 9. Bridgeport bowling team has failed to put in an appearance at the Norwalk bowling alleys, alter having promised to do so. Last night the Norwaik team was scheduled to play. the crack Remington Arms team. The local boys waited until 10 o'clock be- fore any word from the Bridgeport manager was received. He then tells phoned that he could not get his team iness. Rent 318. For further partied-‘1 Darien. llars apply cities The Old Well Cigar - Co. , 3 son SALE—«SALT iiAY AT 11.111 mond Brothers. Barnyard manure at T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT CE-L Raymond Brothers. (ill) 3! dar street; improvements 8 offices; --— -- Washington street. inquire Samuel FOR SALE—-SE11ECTED BAliDg Roodner. South Norwallt. n18 tf win apples by box or barrel. Save .whlte leghorns 75c apiece. Turkeys. ' Pr om pt; Delivery 90 Washington St. “DO YOURKCHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT HOME.” ANDREW DAVEY’S So. Norwalk PAGE THIRTEEN One of the best. reasons for this can be found in the large assortm ent of Holiday Groceries—The Unmatchable Prices—and the Big Extra 5. & H. Green Stamp Offerings at Phone 410 / I NEW LARGE NO. 3 CANS. 15c VALUE . l California PEACHES Cut to 10C CAN I _ l 100 Stamps Free With 25 Stamps Free With 20 Stamps Free With 20 Stamps Free With 100 Stamps Free With ‘ 1 lb. can Pure 1 bottle Pure ‘ 1 bottle Pure 1 can Atlas 1 lb. Atlas TEAS BAKING POWDER VANILLA OR LEM- ‘ SALAD OIL PURE COCOA All Kinds 04‘ ON EXTRACT 25¢ 25¢ 20¢ 70¢ “'4 1 . CRACKERS SOCIAL TEAS, FIVE O'CLOCK TEAS, FIG BARS, 10 lb 6 . Assorted COCOANUT CAKES. Reg. 15c value C . ‘1 ‘ PEERLESS COFFEE Extra S ecial N S ded i! 6° Stamps Free Wi th Money and skill can- Regular 25c p NONE SUCH RRYSIRCS 11 W attracting... 1...... “E” W TEAS' A“ Kmds finer flavor. Try it to‘ Fresh from the roaster Special at New Cleaned 50¢ lb. day... .S.t.am..3F0¢ ll). ‘ 3 pkgs. for 25¢ CURRANTS [)8 rec. tut to 19& ll). tut to 12¢ pkg. 1 I,” GOLDEN THE BEST FLOUR MILLED GRAIN F L O U R SPEC... .. , , 79C BAG ii . Fancy Table Guaranteed New Swft’s Premium B'ARATARIA K BUTTER EGGS APPLE BUTTER SLICED BACON SHRIMP . . tut to Special at Large Jars _ 1 lb. Fancy Boxes Regular 15c can 1‘ 29¢ ll). 30¢ dozen tut to 10¢ jar Cut to 35¢ box Cut to 10¢ can h . \NEW . " . . Cut I plcxan Strawbgmes, Raspberries, Blackberries .0 50 Can TOILET PAPER NEW LOBSTER or New Orleans OIRKNUDISS MATCHES Pure Uncoated l CRAB MEAT MOLASSES Special at 0"- SARDINES RICE i . . . 20¢ :mtl 25¢ FAIRY SOAP ' tut 11125¢ can bpccntl :it 55¢ gal. Per Down. Ygur Clhaicc 3 ll). carton 20¢ , ' for ¢ 1,.1 ATLAS ; ' I The world's CANS , .5 BRAND Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, String Be ans Best 2 FOR 25c p TAKE YOUR CHOICE Campbell's Soups New June Peas New Sugar Com New String Beans New Fruit Jam Pure Cond. Milk Evap. Milk dutch Cleanser Bnkea Beans Assorted to Suit 8 for 25c 10 SGH STAMPé WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING: NEW CALIFORNIA PRUNES Very Best .. 2 lbs. for 25¢ Extra Large 3 lbs. for 25c Fancy Medium 3 lbs. for 17c 11: l 1; 1; 1...... CHILDREN OF DENMARK. c lpllned by selfdenlnl. to 5 o'clock in the aiternoon. delivering milk. The older dblldren begin school it their afternoons free: never idle in the afternoon. Atlas PANCAKE FLOUR in Denmark the school is not per-yhOCkey or football in the school yard mitted to interfere with the interestsor in the fields provided for that pur- ot' the home. for the Danes believe 90891 that the first business of every child In to help his parents and to be dis- of the Danish royal family say “My The younglson must children attend school from 1 o'clock every morning In the to take a street ear.‘ The sons of two morning the girls help their mother very disungmahed nobleman never; with her housework and the bowdream of going up to their parents’: run errands for her, or earn some- [apartment—in Copenhagen, the capi~ thing toward household expenses by tal every one ”V93 in an apartment—— 8 o'clock in the morning and blue but they are if the boys do not sell newspapers or work 1 bottle Vanilla Extract 15c I bot. Sauce ........ .. 15c . 1 bottle Lemon ...... 15c 1-4 lb. Atlas Tea 15c 1 box Bali Blue ...... 10c 1 bottle Javellc Water 10C 1 can Atlas Potash 10c 1 bottle Ammonia Joe I can Shoe Polish . 10C 1 can Pepper ........ lot: 1 pkg. Hominy ...... 10c 1 pkg. Atlas Oats Inc 1 bottle Salad Oil 10c 1 pkg. Corn Starch . 10c 1 bottle Bluing ...... 10c 1 box Shaker Salt too NONE CUT BETTER TO 3 Forages 25c :-: TRY NORWALK FIRST -1. ..A_....--..-._.. .. .._J.' In omces or warehouses. they play. A writer says: “i once heard one of the membeis walk to and from school‘ i do not permit him PHONE NORWALK 976 Today in the elevator. R is the business of t boys to walk! I “The sutflmers in Denmark are short and warm, never hot; IIIEIIIIE PAIAC Where Everybody/Goes Mat. P35, Eye. 7:15 and 9 Orchestra me. Today Friday Today World Film Corp. Presents 'CLAFIA KIMBALL YOUNG Late star of “Trilby” in a 5 part drama entitled Balcony 5c. together and that the match would have to -be called off. Mr. Carbone stated this morning that his team from any Bridgeport team unless a cash forfeit was guaranteed. ‘ x MOVING PICTURE THEATRE Plans are being figured for a mov- ing picture theatre in Wentport for Morris Epstein and Robert Jeselov- oky,- both of South Norwnik. it. will be 56x125 one story high, and will be of hollow tile construction. The that. about 600. and two stores. 18310} will 1..., .Ii’,'- :1 would accept ’no more challenges- Log will have a 111.1111“; capacity of 11s 111.111.;1'1‘1‘1it...11h.T heating will be 1111-1111111. 1 . p; awarded the contract for a. handdome residence for A. A. Betta, to be erect- ed on Newtown avenue. The building will be of frame construction, ar- ranged for eight rooms and two baths. Every convenience will be provided and the heating will be by hot water. m— good to be alive? Second Man—Why. you. of course. but it costs like the (lichens—Boston Witt. Known WMAKIR . " mouth 11 -d¢.111...,1-1 -. ,_ . 'Y'uo'flni" 1Flrst Mon—Don't you tool that its 1 A The Heart of the" Blue Ridge" COMING WED. DEC. 15.! Dough. Fairbanks in The Lamb. 1 A a part drama produced by D. W. Grlmth (Producer of “The of a Nation") Chad. Moi-ray in A aim. Old~ ' ' Knight -1' A I MW Keystone pro-1 Friday Today , Paramount Drasents The Star Charles Cherry in a new screen P1“! “The Mumy and The Bird” ”Ajnfiqgéq'dfl cocci-ca nuanced-a the school .- n vacation at that time of the year 15' Tomorrow-V. L‘s. E. Future “THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE- $134011? afnlit :he 1children spend every: . ’ en 0 nt e open air with us' . r 9 H, ‘l sunshine is so common that we do not‘: lClUfeS (t 00 WOO 'I a value it. With the Dane it is d fr cut—he will not let a gleam of 31‘ 2:. During engagement of the Billy Allen Company at the Regent next cape him if he can .help it.” week. - \ > O \ DDDDDDDD 0001300 00000001300000!) DDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDD a . D , n n WEEK- END PURCHASES : FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR COME TO US a UNDERWEAR. LADIES! APPAREL. FANCY GOODS. a CHILDREN'S GARMENTS 3.1.1137 WAISTS .1 no em FABRIC eLovss n 26 on to 75 ch. Latest models. Superiorvalucs. 25 etc. and 50 on. O - nglEf' itiAlgxgEoNTS SHIRT WAISTS lit SLM~ Kids at 31.00 c o o A Spool“, ' PLAIN RIBBONS g ”5.503.811: 1225 / New Utyleo each week. 19 etc., 25 cto.. 59 etc. a MEN'S GARMENTS CREPE DE CHINE WAISTB $2.49 LADIES' NECK WEAR O 50 an. m $1.25 OLACE WAISTS ’3.“ _ 25 do. to $1.93 a “NOT-A~8£.ME" HosE 25c. LAtoIES' DRESS SKIRTS / WINDSOR TIES n Butter Brown 25 on. $3.49 and- “.00 1 25 etc. to '50 ct: a (Guaranteed) 21HORT AND LONG KMONAS 'LNDIES’ APRONS H a SIEchI‘iOHS'E“ 3:5 G“. 50 G“- to ”in“ 25 GM) 50 m- ‘0 ‘1'” a 25 ct... 50 ct... “.00 CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS HANDKEROHIEFS 1 2 NIGHT ROBEHHIRTS— to.“ to «as . 5 m to to on. ‘ n CORBET GOVERF—DRAW-',L8KATINO1BGADFG m GAPS: :GIRDLES D“ ERG. . 1 some. to $2.25 1-50 cto. to ’1. do 1‘ " RMAN & SON ”.0. ‘1 :9. . .2. ‘ South Nomlit, Conn. _
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