WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1915
X‘HE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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lNants.
Classified “Ads.”—-—To Let,
For Sale,
Profession
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Business and :
al Cards, and }
Miscellaneous 2::—
LASSIF'IED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. in Black- 1
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED. 3 TO LET. 1 FOR SALE. 1
WANTED‘HR-‘T CLASS Millli TO LET l‘l‘llxlsunliroou troll . , . . .
hands amt mmhinlsts Apply The one or lull ,1..enilemen. lllqlurp 21'»: So. FOR. SAF—dfiwufnlh “AWL“
l.;i:lli-.l=' M tor \\ olks, :‘lnilll'ol'd, t'olln Alain .«ll'et’l. dli “it mung .mM' 2' 1.!) ”WM?” and roast
dli 3| , rm-" ,, _. lug chickens, :oc lll. lulled, Ul‘t‘rrt’d
TO LET '3 PLEAS 1.\"i‘ l-‘l'll.\ln‘llr 3”“ ““2““1'94 10 order. Fresh laid
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WANT! 1)——tli‘l£ltATt)itS, lin’l‘Ii’i
ililced on ding Ar i’uwer Machinesaisu
pzll‘is to out on hooks and eyes, and
«lean thrud. Steady work. Good
pay. Ito} ti lite (‘0, 83 Washington
51.. South N(ii‘\\;llk.
W NTF D—SAidisniix ’i‘t) t‘.\l.l.
on intes with our highest grade
standard burden and grass seeds, 11
consecutive years of increasing busi-
ness, enat les us to otter a permanent
position v ilh good income. Experience
unnecessary. t‘obb 00., Franklin,
Mass.
WANT! D~—.\i.i. Ki.\'i)S HOI'SB-
cleaning (lone filnitor work. or work
by day. Bust references. E. S. Phillips.
1?: Clay street. i115 3t
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WANTED—TU BUY ALL KINDS
H cattle and calves and trade or sell
fresh cows and springers. Friedman,‘
South Nor walk. Tel. 1151.
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CLUETi’, PEABODY & CO.. INC.‘
want—-
Exponentsd operators on power ma»
Minion
BUilINESS NOTICES
DR. JAMES A. MEEK HAS RF.-i
uoved his office to 7'3 West avenue!
H1,- doors south of High school. Prue,
tlce limited to the eye, ear, nose and!
throat. Hours—res to 11 a. in, 5 to 6'
and 7 to 8 p. in. I
A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST..i
flouth Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles‘
Mud Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged?
Expert repairing. Baby carriages rel
paired. We do vulcanizlng. i’ricos reti-1
Mnahie. ‘
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LOST—BIACK HANDBAG COX-5
tainign money and mullises at tllel
lltegent theatre or betwtfin that theat-‘t
er and Orcilal-ti‘srtcet. Inquire tfi'Se
lsOilllnPl. dli 31
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AUCTION SALE:
W. H. Guthrie, Auctioneer.
Estate oi Alien Dailchy i
Corner of itowayton avenue and .lacC
on road, in ilowayion’ near post of-
i'lve, railroad station and trolley line.
to he sold by Public Auction, on the‘
premises, rain or shine,
Saturday, Dec. 18th. i
at 10 a. in. Property comprises seven
room house, with bath and steam heat,‘
lot 150x160 with western boundary the‘
middle of the stream. House is prac-
tically new, built only 8 years ago.
Hale is positive. Going to Ute highest
bidder. Remember day and hour.
{listen and Bailey (30.
ed rooms. inquire in .\'o. its llzlyiielt
at cliue. 111:: .11
TO LET rr'l'ltXiSliiCli ltfl'ltHlll
\\illi heat and hath. 41 \\'ood\\;lrl
:lxellue. South \orualk. 'l‘t lcpllulle
10233, ill 1 31
To LET—lilii'sli, Ni). 73 wool).
ward avenue from Dec 1.3111. 15 iutllii
cottage. All improvements. Small t'llln-
iiy. 119th $25. inquire of C. it). lioyt.
ROOM FltUN'i‘t
TO LET THREE
office well lighted, suitable for busi
ness. Rent $18. For further particle"
tars apply oiilce The Old Well Cigar
Co.
'ro LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT cu!
dar street; improvements. 3 othces,
Washington street. inquire ' Samuel
Rood'ier, South Nor-walk. nltl ti’
T0 LET~STONE HOUSE. ALI. 1M—
provemenis. 1 1-2 acres of land, barn,
lcllicken house, fruit trees, small cot-
tage on premises. Rent :30. Gregory,
Boulevard. Five room apartment, beau- "
titul view of Sound. 'First class condi~
tion. Rent $12. East Washington St,
East Norwalk. Inquire Dr. Bohunnan,
61 South Main St. Phone 60. 1110 it
To LET—RENOVATED THROUGH.
out, newly papered, in tlrst class con-
dition. eight excellent rooms. iiouse
well located, central. modern improve-
lnents. Rent reasonable. inquire No. 9 _
Elizabeth street. 018 it
To LET—21 UNION 8T. 7 ROOM
apartment. Posseston at once. The
126 it
“STORE
For Rent
Now Occupied by the United
Electric Light and Water Co.
Enquire
Clifford Hotel ;
LOOK
i share profits with you by giving
you tlle lowest prices 011 if: years until”
alliccd tin made into leaders, immi-
made. painted inside, tin rooting:
:plumbing and heating. ,
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HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
56 Water St. Phone 1106.12
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advertises his goods. it he cannot do
it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel .
classified "For Sale" columns. Cali
up the once. and II as. man will call ’
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the new Ra‘diox or t‘.
operated.
THE WINNERS:-
THIRD PRIZE— A 5 ”I
with tubing and stand, value
MRS. L. C. CLARKE,
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G7 WALL 8T.
The “Mystery Light” Prize Winners
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N Friday, Novcmier Stith. 1915. three valuable prizes
were offered to the first three of the purchasers of
fully solved the problon of how the "Mystery Light“ was
FIRST PRIZE— An Eclipse Gus Table Stove, com-
plete, value .................... $7.50
JAMES E. t‘AillLL,
10 Grand street, Not-walk.
SECOND PRIZE-One of file
('llilscrs‘
FRANK MOYMBAU. l
16 Chapel street. ' 2
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The United Electrics
’PHONE 1880.
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E. Z. gas lights who success'
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famous Vulcan "Chili
‘ complete, value ...... $4.75
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Nickelled Gas iron, complete,
$3.00} <
Belden Place, Norwalk.
Light &Water 00.?
. 7222'522
igrapll in perfect order,
. Six
Avenue, South Noruulk.
‘sniull shed. The stile is ordered to
1“ ’22
eggs me doz Nil-hulls l’oulii') ‘i'ard.
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"it inst avenue. Telephone 21291 2
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FOR SALE WHY i‘.\\' Militrl.
Ulll‘ prices can't he beat. flo-
ill: t it, in: . .lt‘dcli)‘ illus‘lt‘iil,
ill. trull t 'ilr, stationery, tops, silelve,
counter, show cases. All must 1:0. (iiiV
int-ti llotel building, South Main all,“
South Norwuik. dH till
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including 635
cylinder records and large horn. Price:
(iii dollars. inquire u Lincolnl
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FOR SALE——A litiltNidfiss 1‘01»)
umbiu graphapllone. New, with rec-i
ords. Cheap. inquire at '34 Spring Sal
top floor, South Norvvalk. i113 3t
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FOR SALE»~4.).\'1C l'SiCl) Ail'i‘U-‘
loulolille. W. W. Mint, 52 North Main
>li‘t‘t‘l, South Norwalk. (113 (iii
FOR SALE~—1:Iusti;\'
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FOR SALE~~~FOUR LITTLE nos-
ton bull puppies, male and females}
hark brindle, with markings, screw
tails. Just right by Xmas. Apply‘
John F. Wilson, 2i (‘lay street. (111 St
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FOR SALE—Wi’i‘ll 3:100 (‘ASilj
over mortgage you can lm)’ modern1
new 12 room beautiful house, all im 1
provelneuts. l’. 0. iiox 085' South
Norwalk. l
FOR SALE-«FAMILY LIQiltlib
store or just the license. it can be
transterod any place in town. a goodl
opportunity for a grocery store to|
have liquor and groceries Combined,
Must. sell quick. inquire J. lieSesa.
‘Central llotel, corner of Monroe and
Chestnut street. .
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FOR SALE—ONE 1913 Billt‘K
touring Car. 1912 i0. M. F. touring car.
1912 Overland roadster. \Vehrio's Gar-
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age, 11 Raymond street. it ”i
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD iN- ‘
VESTMENT.
lly order of tile .\'ol*wulk Probate
t‘ourt, tho centrally located tour fum~
ily dwelling house at .\'o. 1 North liie
uue. corner of Main street, iii upper
Norwalk, is to he Offered at
AuctiOn
to the highest bidder.
iiere is an exceptional opportunity
for some thrifty person with a little
money to make an absoluely safe in-
vestment With rare promise ot‘ tillttei‘ing
returns.
The house has 21 rooms, faces!
south, down Main street, and is on at
lot 61x225. other buildings are a two!
story brick building (easily convert-2
ed into a dwelling, if you choose.)
now used as a shop. and a barn and
settle an estate.
Sale is positive, rain or shine on the
premises, Saturday, December 18th. at
2 p. m.
GEORGE M. OiliilS’l‘EAD,
Administrator.
“I ll. GUTil‘RlE,
Auctioneer.
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For Up-to-date Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embalmst
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
54 80. Main St.,
So. NWalk
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District of Norwalk, as. Probate
Court, December 14th, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Louis Sapia late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment, at. the Probate
otllce in Norwalk, on the 22nd day oi.’
December, 1915, at 10 o'clock torenoon
and that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the
lkecutor will cause this order to the
published in a newspaper having a cir-
eulation in stud District, at least five
days berors'ssid 22 nd. 5'11: of Decem-
ber'1915.~, :‘_ " _,.
. - .7 HENRY W. GREGORY.
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