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and
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‘ m “LI—m SEN GOAT TO LET—A at! mass
Md! soul’s overcoat, lactate :9 Mail: with lame garden at as Ferris ave-Ir.
Pm M‘ i u.‘ inquire at 18' Ferris sienna. Airs. H.
gPelers. 1t
I‘ll eased m Erasure
so cones mums. iaafilnttovnam mi ros Hm coupons-sens
oaths Balmsmvnambio. ism touring car. Day or night. Danbury
neithettnis.'rhnrsday,lrs. when Rey-i Fair special prices, Reynolds. 'Pbone
holds. 54‘ Winfield street, Rest Not-walk 168. East Nowell. 1
(Joan. 'i’lione 1m; 3t.‘ 1‘
% TO LET—2 cousins-rise wit-i
non eats—sou BABY CARRIAGE nisbed rooms with all cpnvoniences. tori
good as next“. Newly vanished and item housekeepins. also «or week '
retired. as Winfield street, East Nor- Aiso first door lacuna electric lights;
math. 'Phone 1844. It. hath, improvements. still East ave-
nue. 3t.
FOR SALEwiQiGrSIX CYLINDER
filudebaker runabout. completely TO LET—HOWE 8 300318 122
Equipped. nickel bumper Sager shock South Main street Convenient to sta-
subscriber, Pbinney walker clock. spot tion and trolley. Rent ”9 per month.
light. red wheels. Ivio Pennsylvania , that further information spill! to J. M-
Naouum cup tires. one spare tire on' [nylonsk 00.. Inc, 5 Railroad avenue.
rim. all tires In good condition paint w» ..
and mechanical conditions perfect. Car To LET—THREE DESIRABLE
chat with extras 31,175 first. 3750 buys furnished rooms, with all improve-3
Name. John H. Wheeler. Saugli'lck. meats. 1!! [00¢ locality. Also 5 Initial
Conn. Day Phone 68 Westport Divis- room. Transients accommodated. In-
ion. Night 'Phone 564 Westport Divis quire at the Johnsonian. 2 High street.
ion. 3t.
FOR SALE—in. M. F. RADEABOUTQ T0 LET-«EIGHT ROOH HOUSE]
in iii-st class condition. All new» non-”with improvements. Cottage street
ukid tines. Price arts. Extras Kansans» Non-walk. mouse at Keoier'a‘
horn‘ ,nearsbiilit. shock absorbers,:6boe store. 3t.
speedometer. Address Box 213, Nor- —-
walk. or ’Pltonllilldvlz. 3t. FOR RENT—WITH TABLE BOARD
,pieasani. convenient room for two.
m SALE-14916 OVERLAND Mn. Taft, id lil'fll’nmj street. 8t.
touring carfmn very little. 14912 Herr- »
eehofl 4 m roadster. 1-1010; T0 RENT~2 s-ROOM APART-
Cadiiisc announcer. Wehrle's garsgefl meats improvements. inquire 84 Wood-
11 Raymond'etreet. 8. :6 ti. ward avenue. 'Phone NM or 3654. at.
- avenue. South Namath.
‘lliil or 317.
3“ reasonable. Address Box in, South
“ANTED-:WORK 3! DAY Chi
colored woman. washing to tantrums
etc, Estelle 'Billllvsls 353W
8t.
WANTED—FEW MORE GIRLS T0
less! dancing. Special reduced We.
tor a short time. Also a more girls to ‘
new. teaching. Peters Baum school; «
open every night. ‘31.
WED—A YOUNG LADY—«NOT
under 17 years of age for store work.
Address “D. 8;” CK) Sentinel; 3t
WANTEOb—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and pool: ry Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
Friedman. South Norwslk. 'Phone
W-I—O-v—n.
WANTED~rA COMPMENT COOK
.Mrs. John Cavsnagb. Old Sangabuch
Road, East Norwsik 'Pbone 508.
WANTED—AT ONCE 2 OR 3 UN-
i’urnlsbed rooms in desirable location
tor light Housekeeping. Rent must be
iNorwalls. at.
WED -— NREWOMAN Rx-
penienced. on. Ringer machines. Stale
age. reterenoes and salary expected
l{Good position It satisfactory. Address
Box 100. “Sentinel. " South Nor-walk. 3t
WANTEDv-A BRIGHT BOY FOR
office work. Good penmnn. Steady po-
sition with good pay. it satisfactory.
H. Jacob & Sons. Shoe Inutacmrers
Belden avenue, Norwaik. 8t
. n m ‘
FDR sALE—RMRBER TIRED AND. TO LII—FURNISHED ROOMS?
leather cushioned. runabout. Newly‘ior housekeeping, gas” and cooking
psi-lied. Inquire at 232 East avenueflstove, electric lights. At !No. 11 anl-i
last Nurwallr. it. \lsnd street, South Norwslk.
‘(
- i
To LET—4 PLEASANT ROOMS 310
also 8 room cottage at 81 South Os
born avenue. All Improvements, ren'
:20. Inquire st 59 Seaview svenue.‘
st.
LOST.
LosT—ON FRIDAY SIGHT FROM
liarbor View Beach. A white row bout.
About 16 feet long. painted my inside.
Finder please‘roturn to 35’. HKPeck,
“arbor View-Beath'PMe 1784. $ 3t.
a.
M NOIVIIJK ~
'ro LET—FIVE noous WITH ill
provements. At 6'! Spring street. in:
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Crow street,
or'Phone 1393-“. A 4 it. ,
"' 1412. or.
. “ o - ‘ 5
Merchants Profit wEnLgmfi‘mo's'hmofmh; ““94“,..." m;
M1838. 8. 003“. III ii
To LET—A man. 201 EAST.‘
Washington street. East Nor-walk. im:
provements. inquire Dr. Bohln'ioil. u
South Main street. Telephone so. Also
flan apartment. 4]. Chapel street. All
improvements. Also it room apartment
l 219 East Washington street. Rent very
reasonable.
~'ro LET:COTTAGE or 7 ROOMS,
in North Main street. South Norwalk.
Moderate rent. For particulars ask,
Ask‘ John T. Haves
)an s‘r; NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
finsrhnss no'ricss.”‘
FOR A COMFORTABLE AUTOMO-
”bile ride to Danbury Fair. or elsevyhere
:chll Harry A. Webb’ 18 West avenue.
South Norwalk. 'Pltone 268-4. at.
EMMATEB GIVEN ON PAINTING
and paper-hanging. Wail papers, the
latest styles at moderate prices. Now
is the best time to paint. Get busy.
Call on or address John Hod-k, 47
Benton street. South Norwalk;
Sharing Coupons.
With all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy,
50. Main and Elizabeth 81!:
Phones 833453:
Demonstration Tuesday, Sept.
12, 1916
Certifitate and Coupon Free
~x
Everything for
Canning
Jelly Glasses with tin covers
24c. and 29c. dos.
Jelly Btrnlners made of line cheese;
cloth, aodfieavy wire stand. .39o.
Mason Fruit Jars, pt. elm . . . 45c. doz.
Mason Fruit Jars. qt. alas . . 48c. dos.
Fruit Jaii with glass covers, pt..
size ............... 55o. dos.
Fruit Jars with grass covers, qt
sine 50c. doz.
Economy Jar-I», Economy Caps.
2323’ 3.1:: “gush-rs... ..
‘ ' ' " am solicitedi Tel. 400. nos-noes
mm 3“" a“ P” M‘ White. at 1-1! my man. at!
WANT .
:5 Washington at. be. «emu
. ‘ I. opens-mas on mo none
Rho. Lite. Accident. Plane Glue; -
Win-hash compensation. Lisbib- its. 1’” “.m
it; Karine and Automobile. 5
smty- Bonds. n
mm TICKETS
W REM
decorating. painters supplies;
paper. up-to-dste styles; lowest prices:
............... sane-e
Harman tour-ass. .
smiths-‘— new
John Rough. of 38min street. Ir.
memberoltbsl‘mm twill!
we manhunt tutored» New '
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PRINTING .. PAPWNW scribed real estate, to wit:
with?
humans churhlly given. Trial-'OF‘
‘ property. being known as Nos. 14. fl;-
WAN‘I‘mh—OOLORED WOIAN
Iaundrers. iiotei Clifford. at.
WANTID~ROOIB ~- A YOUNG
couple wishes 8 or 4 rooms with mod
on improvements. J. Jenni 1i Tar
lOr avenue. 8t.
WANTED—:MAID FOR GENERAL
hum“. Applyto In. F. J. Dona-
hue. 86 Fairiisid avenue. 3t.
WWANTEo—COHPM‘ENT GENRR:
a1 housewobker. Excellent reference
required To go home nights. 'i‘hono
Bros. 8 Vita Zant slush hat Norwaik
fl
WANTED- EXPERIENCED OPE!-
ators and cementers on raincoats.
Steady work. good pay. Apply Victoria
Waterproof Co, 6 “Voter street. South
Norwslk. ‘ ti.
STUDIOS.
3!.
today. Brown is said to have been
9““ w. M .. .a m...“ ..s. u.“ «MW».
’1' m“
K
.. ”or “A .
til:
i:
Allyn: have em Wins
In a range 1s
mthePlsinCabinetGlonwood; it"s-made in natural black
finidr—so
smooth and easy to clean—4hr: “Mission idea”
appliedtoarsnae. Arsomsovsrtoolihetheupnghtpiano.
Iti‘s smdtobethemost
devised to make house-
mping drudgeless.
Burns either coal, wood or
and you cam
right size to
kitchen.
Call and look themoverand
{31111 will understand more 3.-
Midtown! Glenwood Ranges
«ass-upswing; a” an...» .9” w .m..—bt. .mngg‘. -.,*,
m use 4.!
at just
i. your
Conical-3E“!
. . w n... .-~._.m ~— .. “w.u.- ”mud—emas- '- -_»—.¢u—o- - mmm.¢<v¢ .. us ”\-
The hearing in the case of Charles
Brown. at New Haven, is on hetero
Secretary oi State Burnes in Hartford
driving recklessly on the evening at
September 24th when he collided with
the automobile driven by Dr. Funk F‘.
Huntington. The cars came together
in Milford and eyewitnesses 'state that
Mr. Brown was at iauit.
Every housekeeper should keep a
pair of mutcber's culls on hand to pro-
tect the sleeves in emergencies.
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
Elegant Theatre Building
75 Wall Street. Nor-walk
Tuesdays
”idly! For particulars
10-12; 3-5
inquire at Studio-
llfilt lilillltl;
Under: and pumuant to am order of
the Court of Probate tor the District
of Nor-walk. authorising him thereunto.
all such right. title and interest as
District, deceased, had at the time or
_his death. in and lathe lemma:
All that certain tract of land With
the buildings thereon situated on the
South side oi East Washington street
town of Norwalk referred; to ini um
piswentory as the Washington M
II; 80 t 82 Washington street; bum
ed Northerly by Washington streetti
rhehrly by‘land now conformer]! o!
I. A. Woodward; Sontherlybr band
now or formerly of P. 0. hamburg.
and.» land now or formerly or the
Mold Fire neurones ems-y and
wall rights thereunto ”minim
For particulars and terms. apply to
THE SOUTH NORM MS!
8.19.: rim. atlas
3T“ ngerning board! ,t 0
met: last night and looked over there“
ports to be submitted to the distinct
in;
'
; Host-macaw:
PROM-TE SALE OF REAL ESTATE; '
the subscriber hereby otters for sale .
Nelson Taylor, late of Norwalk in said .
lithe City of South Nomlkwlp‘. new.
Westerly by land of the helm 08 Alan
onset Lauder. together willed! parts}!
szpcct, HiilNomalk
Tho School will begin the fall
term o! the year «new on Vlad;
sander mousing. October “in.“
nine. o'clock.
Separate school house, large
new gymnasium with supervised
seem High Beheol, Inter.
mediate. as Primary
month High: academic Ill-Clo...
with admission to college on oer-r
titles". Corps of also highly
trained teacher;
The Principals may be seen at
the Sal-not any meaning; new ton:
o'clock Circulars and pluses
sent on ”quest.
Mrs! Hi. Brendtlngar,
As I; Vassar
Win Hm Fit-sis.
B.L. Lentils.
W, of «3" M W
merit, Circulation, Etc, Required by
the Act M August 24, 1912.,
i The South Norwalk Evening Senti-
#—
Frnnlt Stone.
Relatives of Frank Stone. U. S. 8..
Prairie. received a telegram yesterday.
morning from Washington. D. C., notl-i
are on September 29.
aster a short time ago. He Joined the ‘
navy July 16. 1896 and had served cono;
tinually since then. ‘
Danbury was last December when he
was called home on account of “the.
death 0! his mother. ‘ i
No particulars have yet been re-
ceived by the iamlly. Mr. Stone Is sur- i
of Norwalk hio stepfather. William}
Wilson, and three halt sisters, Mrs.
Florence Leonhart. Mrs. Daisy Groom
of Danbury. and Mrs. Cora Morgan, at:
Strsttordilie was a member of Union
Lodge, No.. 40. F. and A. M.
Olrl‘ Hellman.
Cari'i-Ioitman, tor mhny years in: tho
tailoring business in Dorian, died there
Sunday. in his 70th year of age.- Mr.
Hellman was born in Germany, but the.
greater part at his lite was. spent in
this country. In Darien. where he had
been established! for a. number or
50k publlebd daily, at ’South Norwaik.
him. for October 1. 1916:
Won.- Edmund E. Crows; business
manager; Charles it. Baker; publish-
rs. El. 13. and AI. L. Golden; owners.
smite. L‘r'flillonp South Norwalk;
btam:- L. 'Gnldnn. South Not-walk.
Known bondholders. mortgagees.
tam cent. or more of total amount 02
undo. mortals“. or other securities:
Eons \
~., Average member of copies or each is-
ms on bills publication sold or distrib-
ted. through the stalls or otherwise.
spoil! subscribers during the six.
W We; the date shown
‘3 > ' -‘ : Busineu Managers
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
his 8nd day of October. 1918.
ling to be held at the Clitord next
EDWARD 8. film,
Ill Ollie! security Millers, holding 1 .
limes: will be in Moulds ceme-
ynars. he was very well known and
lubed He is survived by a- widow and
tour sons, Albert, 0! Dallas Texas,
latte. of Philadelphia. Paul of Dariep, "
with when he lived. and Frank. of
Dallas-and twodsngbters. Mrs. Pill
Standout . ,
The tuneisl service will be held at
hlslate residence on Wednesday nit-
esnoon. lntermenowill be In Dorian.
. M
“ Funeral of Miss Annie Handy. , .
The funerals! Miss Annie Handy.
“to died yesterday, morning. at the
residence of R. G. Williams. 9 Park
abides. will be held tomorrow morning
It 19 o’clock trom St. -Paul’s Church.
nor. Luann. Howell- will Metals and:
a.
DEATHS AND rooms. ham mm: mu Road.
died suddenly trout heart trouble yes-
,terday at the age oi einysihree. :
Mosul of Mrs. Men-ism.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Men 11" h‘te home at 10 Until!!!
tying them of the. sudden death of Mr. ‘mm, or mu. «Nor-walk, but who died 8:15-
Btone in San Domingo. from heart tail- at the home of her daughter. Mrs ,St. Mary’s cemetery.
Carl Brandt in Caldwell. N
3" Stone hid been stationed in 3“ held yesterday morning. The remains
Domingo “d W“ aboard the U- 9- 9- were shipped here and burial follow- a! boy scout headquarters to -
Memphis when that ship met with dis- ed in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Funeral or Elizabeth Montcalm. ‘dinner which was held last; an,
Men! services of Elisabeth lens: the Mahabkemo Hotel.
on». atone had many friends in “1“ port. the three year old menu: 0! that the members of the school
”won, who “1“ “10“"! M3 ‘0” 1"“ Mr. and Mrs. James Montsport oi Lex- age as many at their Moods as
log spent most 0‘ N3 “"10“!“ in m‘ ington avenue. was held today from his to attend the sessions of the
bury and vicinity. His last visit to her 1mm,fl.._ mmgm school.
“M
Mary Hoyt In; St. Mary’s cemetery.
Funeral at Miss Doom
, The funeral of W: M .
will be held tomorrow morning,
interment will tab. »
J.. was
'Letters are hing sent out by
:meiubers of the scoutmasters'
‘who pledged attendance at the.
It is.
v-ived by one brother. Williamw. Stone: ‘
Kleebohmer and Mrs. Hitter, both of '
' /
"-—
Funeral of J. R. P. Hoyt.
Michael of John R. ii). Hort;
“Mmflll.
.v beholdtsalotm?
f speculum 1i o'clock tron: his III
1! cones for each cl the
WtafewotthssmsmrFallFuhionsh ..‘
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