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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 4, 1916 · page 11

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, FOR Sill-431mm. WM
and brown. Illa quick. active strain.
Buy now while the prices are low.
3. K. Collin»? Hillside avenue. Dan-
it.

To LIT—~HOUCIO! 8!! WI.
with bath; all modern improvements.
induang electric lbht. An emit.
rent to the right party. Apply 1M
South Main street ‘Phone 813-! lit.

 

LOOK—A! 000D BARGAIN lN A
kitchen range in good condition. Will
sell cheap.~laoairs 2 Rowan street.
East Norwalk. 1t.

FOR “La—roar SKIN war
and geni's ovucoat, lnqiure 29 Madi-
son street. 3t.

‘4100. Rent 814. F. Hopp. as Cove avo-l

1'0 LET-4 moons GOOD EDGA-

nue', East Norwalh. lit.

FOR HIRE-.A COMFORTABLI
touring oar. Day or night. Danbury
Fair special prices, Reynolds, 'Phone
161M Norwalk. iii.

 

 

 

ed corset business. Leaving town rea-'
for selling. Price reasonable. Must
:0 before Thursday. Mrs. Lillian Rey i

Conn. 'Phone 1m. 3‘-

ro Lav—s conundrum wa-
nished rooms with all conveniences. for
‘light housekeeping .2. 60 per week

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"WEED—BOY in: W IA-
chtnista trade. Must be live visa no
ply he Coast's m Tod M.
South Norwall. it.

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. warns—oar. am it
years of age. Apply factory entrance.
J. _._I. Call, U“. at.

 

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wanna—361m. 'ro assrsr
with house work and cars of small
lchild. “J" CIO Sentinel.

 

WANTED -- OYSTER OPENERS

and'deck hands. inquire at' Talmsdgo
Bros.. South Norwalk.

 

Also first iloor Trooms electric lights .
5,64 Winileld street, East Norwallt bath, improvements, at 214 Best nIIe- -thirty “I,“ Owners only W H. PI

lSentinel once.

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eon aALs—cso BABY CARRIAGE

good as new, 310 Ne“ 1y varnished and South Main street. Convenient to sta- 'housekesper One who untkrstaadsI

re-tired, 64 Winfield street, East Nor-
walk.’Phone184d. 3t

 

FOR SALE—lSlG-SIX CYLINDER
Studebaker runabout, completely
equipped. nickel bumper. Sager shock
absorber. Plainney walker clock, spot
light. red wheelshlvo Pennsylvania
Vacuum cup tires; one spare tire on
rim, all tires In-good condition; paint
and mechanical conditions perfect. Car
cost with extras Shlld‘dl‘st. 8760 buys
"same, John B. Wheeler.‘ Gaugatuck,
Conn. Day Thone‘il Westport Divi-
ion, Night 'Phone 66-! Westport Divis-
ion. 3t.

FOR SALE—14.16 OVERLAND
touring car run very little. 1-1912 Herr-
eehoif 4 pass ngsr ‘roadster. 1-1010
Cadillac 5 passenger. Wehrle'a garage,
ll Raymond street. 8. 26 it.

 

 

FOR sue—mam Mupaannisns. a. cousin.

Newly
painted. Inquire L“ 232 East avenue. 7

leather cushioneOI‘ runabout.

8t.

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East Norwalk.

 

LOST.
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L08T~0N FRIDAY NIGH't‘flOM
Harbor View Beach. A white row boat.
About 16 feet long, painted gray inside.
li‘inder please return to W. ill. Peck.
Harbor View Beach, ’Phone 1784. at.
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Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales

 

Clifford Pharmacy,

So. Main and Elizabeth an

Phones 833-153n
Demonstration Tuesday. Sept.
12, 1916
Certificate and Coupon Free

TMET-HOUSE 8 BOOKS. 122
tion and trolley. “Rant as per month.
For further iniormatilm apply to J. M.
Layton a 00., lnc.. 6 Railroad avenue.

 

TO LET~THREE DEBUIABLE
furnished rooms. with all improve
meats. in good looalitya Also a single
room. Transients accommodated. in-
quire at the Johnsouian. 2 High street.
it.

T0 LET—«EIGHT ROD! HOUSE
with improvements. cottage street,
East Norwalk. Inquire. at Keeler’s
Shoe store. at

T0 LET-FIVE ROOMS WITH Ill!-
provements. At 67 Spring street. hi-
ouire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 16 Grove streot.
or 'Phone 1393-12. A. d if.
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1'0 LEV-DESK noon AT 46
(WALL ITREET. INQUIRI 0N“ PIE-
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WANTED - FARM TEN TO

30.
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WANYED —- A COMPETENT

 

cooking also. Wages 030. Call at Mrs.
P. Murphy's, 262 East avenue, East
Norwalh. lit.

 

WANTED-WORK BY DAY 3!
colored woman. washing to take home
etc., 'Itelle‘ Sullivan. 38 W
avenue. South Norwalk. It.

 

wannoesasw atoms cram To
learn dancing. Special reduced rates,
for a short time. Also 9 more girls to‘

open every night. at.

 

wanwo—a room) Last—«or
under 11 years of ago on store worn.
Address "D. 9." cp sums. it.

 

WANTED—4'0 ’BUY. ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Best prices

paid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
Frledmsn, South Norwalk. 'l’hono
1151’01' 817.

 

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To LET—A imam-fits; llsii'r
Washington street. but Kuwait. lino
provements Inquire Dr. Bahamian. at
South Main strosLTelepbnnn so. Also
:an apartment. 4! Cbspsl'strsst. All
improvements."Also 6 room npartmsnt
its lilast Washington street. Rent very
reasonable.

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PROPERTY—FOR SALE 'AND
For Rent in all parts of city.
For particulars

Ask John T. Haves

reasonable. Address Box 371 South
— Norwallt. 3t.
WANTED —- POREWOHAN 16X-

.- WANTED-A coursmsN'r COOK
Mrs. John Caransgh. Old Ssugatuck
Road, East Norwalk' ’Phone 508. vdt.

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furnished rooms in desirable location
'for light housekeeping. Rent must be

 

perienced on Singer machines. State
Iago, miennces and salary expected.
Good position if satisfactory. Address
Box 100, “Sentinel.” South Norwaik. 3t

 

 

7 MAIN ST.
Real Estate-Insurance

FOR A COMFORTABLE AUTOMO:
ll'ile ride to Donbury Fair. or elsewhere
call Harry A. Webb 18 Vi est ayenu‘e.
South NorWalk, ’Phone 263-4. 3t
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I ESTIMATES GIVEN ON PAINTING
and paperhanging. Wall papers, the
latest styles at moderate prices. Now
is the best time to paint.
Call on or address John midst. 47
Benton street. South Norwallr.

 

 

 

PAINTING "— PAPERHANGING
decorating. psinter’s supplies: wail

 

 

paper. up-to-date styles. lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial of-

 

 

Everytl
Canning

Jelly Glasses with tin covers '
24c. and 29c. dos.
Jelly Strainers made oi-Jlne’ " ‘
cloth, and heavy wire stand . 39c.
Mason Fruit Jars, pttslze .. .~ 46c. doz.
48c. doz.
- ruit Jan with glass mom pt.

also .. . .. . ..65c m
fruit Jars with glass covers, qt.
thew ........ .....69c.doz.

; Economy Jars, Iosnomy Caps.

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flpsn Jar Gaps and Rubbers.
”Max. Name Labels to place on
Vprsssm Jars, 25¢. per book.

 

ling for: .

bet: solicited: Tel.
White. til 1-; Ely avenue, *

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roostptoi a cameo: as breached
tothem by William to Olsen -i

 

NORWALK. '

Get busy. I

100. Alexander

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' required. To go home nights. 'Phone

 

openness on ammo unca- .
Ines. pay while learning.

. nail SHIRT‘IRONERS.

 
 

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The uptown are companies; through Wayupp— 'Wllat loss it " Mrs. Blane
Deputy caret wrlnaini- 20170“ are' In --"'rhey placed my ttlo children in a

 

pt. saleable arid emusnt lorries

Ioffice work. Good penman Steady po-
sition with good pay, if satisfactory.
H. Jacob d: Sons, Shoe Manufacturers

,Belden avenue, Norwnlk. at

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wanrsoe-omonnp ~ WOMAN

laundress‘. Hotel Cliilord. 3t.

 

 

wanfao-— RO0MS~A YOUNG
couple wishes 3 or 4 rooms with med-
ern imprOVements, J. Jovany ii Tay-
I ior avenue. 3t.

 

WANTED-MAID FOR. GENERAL
Ihou'sework. Apply to Mrs. P. J Donn-
;hue. 36 Fairfleld avenue. 3t.

 

'-WAN¥ED—GOMPETENT GESER-
a1 rhouseworker. Excellent reference

1412. at.

WANTED—e EXPERIENCED OPER-
ators and cementers on ralncoats.
Steady work, good pay. Apply Victoria
Waterproof Co., 6 8Water street. south
Norwslk. t1.

 

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assist teaching. Poleys Dancing school. '

WANTED—AT ONCE 2 0R 3 UN-I

WANTED—A BRIGHT BOY FORI "

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to Complete 3-Pléfie COfiIpIflO73-Pléce .

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.. Pavlov. .Suite 11-; Parlon'r‘Sulte

'I Handsome Mahogany Frames with Loose Cushions Cov- Beautifully Carved Mahogany’Frames and Loose Cushions a “

l .ered \lltl’i Rich Silk Velour- Covered with Pannc Plush-w ' '

n A $45 Value for A $56 Value for

=: 332...... 334%

It .~ A L ‘1’ ' ‘ "

I: This is an Exceptionally Splendid Opportunity to Rthh‘:rYour Parlor is Rich

:: DesiruhlcStyiest a Very Small Outlay and Yet Representing: a Big; Big Saving

,. Do Not Fail to Take Advantage of Such Values.

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9‘ The Finest Curtain Ever Made For a Parlor 7 ~ . " » .I
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g. Join-the IOWIANGE Hub Now Forming—ill llswn; $2 at“ Wetter

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y BIG.BEDROOM SUITE SPECIALS.

9'. ' SUITE- Not- I- SUITE‘“ No; 2

9‘ Consisting of Brass Bed satin finish, :- in. continuous Consisting of Lrass Bed, satin finish. 2 in. continuous: a”

." ‘posts, heavy fillers. all—iron sanitary springs combination posts hear) fillers, all non sanitary springs, combination

i! . mattress in 2 parts Birdseye Maple Dresser. and Chiffou‘ mattress. 2 parts. Mahogany Dresser and .Chiii'onierp’

It i.cr Highly Polished both with F‘ffllih hctclled hunt; Highly Polished. both with French Beveled heavy Plate

ll Plate Mirror. 9‘ Mirror

" $91.00 VALUE COMPL ETE FOR ~ ’ $72.50 VALUE COMPLETE FOR

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centre to sell intoxicating liquors, and
we hereby severally, each for himself,
certify that we are owners of real ee-
tte situatel in said Town of Norwallt.
I Dated at Norwnlk this 4 day oi
Get. A. D. 1916

 

 

District ofw’Nofwalk as. Probate

Court October; A. D. 1916.
Estate of Jo Heresy late of Nor ‘

walk in said’trlct, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict oi' iNorwnlk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims ior settler.

Town 0! Norwaik.
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts pml y named with Iébgtédl gleblorwalk. this 4 day of Oct.
in~uid time. will be debarred a recov- l
cry. ' All persons indebted to said gfffgtkk SMITH'
Estate are requested to make imme- '

diate payment to

John Redway, Anthony B. Chin: to,
=Otto Hindstrom. South Norw.alk

l hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are electors and tax
Ipayers. as dsilned by law of said

 

 

Saturday at the Regent Theatre

“’94” ll mefii‘mn“? The World Feature Film Company
A drill stall-atria ' will present (or the first time at this
, 0

__popular playhouse Alice Brady in

"Miss Petticoats"’vhich "will no doubt
be a very planing Saturday attraction
along from the fact that Miss Brady

 

T‘o THE sense or counrv con
MISSIONS!“ or FAIKFIELD coun

 

, Mrs.“’Ethel Virgin O’Neil
3‘ vocALsruoIo

>I Regent Theatre Building ,,
5‘75 WallStreet, Nor-avail: '
Toiiday‘s'“
Fridays”
“liars;

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Mrs. Wayuiip——"So you lost your til-
vorce suit?" Mrs. Blaae—“ Yes; it was

' a shahiei'They expected me to pass
an impossible test in court ” Mrs

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For particular-eri
.Inqulrs aligtsldlo

 

saline one teniothers iii-expected no
1 to pick out mine! "—sludge.

X -D ;

. lo Washington panama at. Nos.
31 and 8 Wood strut. Town or Norwallr.

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[whereby apply tor a transfer of M
license No. 188 to sell Spirituous_ and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Inger Beer r.
Rhino Wine. and Older (rem ”Michael
Imbrs’no at Nos. 6 and 8 Wood street

is the daughter of the greatest there-
ar rlcal manager or the age nnd‘that her
mother is a? star 'of gret m'entionrso it
loan easily be seen that this actress
'ought to be a good one from the reas-
nof the tumors: facts incaddition‘ to
this picture there will be uhown the
Billie Burhemial Mono! “Glorile‘
.llomance”whicll isifnst Ming to a
close so ith be best “formalism“
that are so lntsrested- in this aerial,
ipicture lawsuits: to be on hand on
Saturday to witness this chapter.

The proposed m. of business is
not located withinzfm feet in a direct
line or a Church mittens-or Public
school-noose, or inept-amines pertain-
lug thereto. or any rust-once. P’blic
Library or Cemetery.‘ »

Dated at Norwall; this l [day oi Get.
A; 10.31916. .,

Wuhlnhtn‘n Backers: Anflinant.

 

 

 
 
 
 

. _ , HOSPITAL aroma.
Oscar Anderson, oi. 27W Sires
s slimmed last night

 
 

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'~ :1 think an all mt instills issue
' not will come in very handy ior

we tile undorsigaedhblectors and
.istpsvars. as donned by-iatv of the
Town of Norris,“ is said '.Oountv
hereby endor'ss the application of ti: harmonic.-
Washington DsnkamI mm '

Ad" ..'

It" causes smalls. .

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“W“!!! ‘ ”

John Oldemchieger,1\lario Marleen. I

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"Here man innovsmn tlljt ”may“:
”9 .
in musical- snore will Meteor?“

 

I tors of the Association. _,
10. To empon er the oillcers of the

[HIM illicit ‘
—I Association to obtain the necessary ~

NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSOClA-; authority to enable the Association to
i TION ASSOCIATION.

Annual Meeting .

 

Iamend its articles of association by I» All
three-fourths vote of its members pres-
Ient and voting at a meeting called to ,
consider such amendment.

The annual meeting or the Norw-Iaik Norwallr, Conn, 0ciober4tb..1916.
‘liospital Association will be held Ini JAMES T. HUBBELL.
the Town Assembly Hall Wall street. Secretary.

ion Tuesday October 10th..1916 at.

eight o'clock in the evening, to trans- I
for the following business: ITglRAAYYOIRfi $311123ng
ALL my

1. To hear the reports of the Di- _ ,

- i10:30 . . .— - pee .
rectors and other oihcers oi the Asso- ~' a m) lndustrlais “d a tall
elation a ad m u n the ”me .. ties termed the basis of the moderate
“I 9° .activity at‘ today' s opening mostly at"

2. To hear the reports. of any com-
mittee appoint ed by the Association.Im‘her prices Gains ranging from

’im Directors or its President, and to "“0“”5 i” 2 90““ "1’9 m“ ”'1
ac upon the “me INew York inh- Braille. lnternatlonali
8. To elect directors to take tbeIPaW’v 338 and Paper pm- American
Iplaces of those whose terms may ”@1389“ Uommon and P13101706.
Iplrp, and to all vacancies in the soard.‘8mdebaker. and some at the active
if any exist. Munitions and Equipments. Rails.
4. To decide upon the construe; particularly Union and South%'
tion of a new hospital. .. \Pacitics. Lehigh Valley and Denver
6. - To select a site (or a new hospl- and Rio Grande Pfd. were apps-colour
ta]. 'ly better, Bethlehem Steel yielded“
6. To consider the matter of Obolnts. with has!!!“ my”. In
.itaining duds whet-swim to pay.” Metals
Aha; construction of a new hospital u- «I WAD}... STREET Nbon—Jlrregilar
7' To “3'0“” WW” “I tendencms developed befbmbe eat
11‘ 59w hospital by the Board of Direc- of the drshhour, that 90.101! ml
i _ . 01‘ by It committee °f n” ”W Wldullestidl more than sine-tin bites
‘ci ion as the Association may deter- Reading and other favoritele III."

in he: ”
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8': To a“ 6 the- id t I der intermittent pressure at places.

'the Association to accept in the name
I the Association “a. deed for any new
site which may be selected by” the
IAssooiation,‘ end to‘ pay the purchase
Ipricelfrom the funds at the Absocia‘
tioll
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