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l - FORM
FOR BALE- ENE ‘PW‘RVINGI
or conning genre, 50¢. a basket. InI
fliuire- of hire. Wm. Volllnen 83 W111-
field atreet. But Norwalk or Theme
“2“. 3t.I
FOR flENT-rFRiOM OC’I‘.,1,5t11.,
upper part a brine, 1“ South- InmI'
street, to mull 13111in of dolls. RentI
$17. Inquire of Chas... E. 111114.11.
FOR SALE — UPRIGHT PIANO,‘ 'l
(”cap for cash. Call eVentugs 2nd,
t‘- M. 41 Orchard street. Nor1vaik.3t.
—I
ran SALE—~16 poor Flour BOT- I
(um motor boot. cheap jult the boat tor‘ con?“ ”"9”" m 'NMflk- A" 1111 ply to Frazier Gum nonnuu avo-
fishing. Apply to R.Ca1twright 68 Cole
aicnue, East Norwalk. 3
FOR “LE—JIOUSE SIX ROOMS!
lot 50x100 feet city water, some fruit, ‘
Three minut s to trailer. Price 81. 000,
It. Duncan, 27 Camp street, Norwulk
FOR SALE—"TWO ACRE TRUCK;
farm. seven room house, barn, fruit.
Six miles Bridgeport, Convenient
school, church and store. 31, 500,_J.
FOR BALE—414916
touring car run very little. 1-1912 Herb
91.11011 4 pone-user roadster. 1-1910
Cadillac 5 assenger. Wehrle's garage,
11 Iiaym
d Iatreet. S. 26 ti.
IE—«RUBBER TIRED AND
binned runabout. NewlyI
nquire at 232 East avenue.
6t.
Flower Pots
Stone Grocks, Preserve Jars;
Washington street, Rent $150. Inquire
Fruit Jam, Jelly Glasses, Jelly
Strainers, Wine Kegs, Apple
Pickers, «Curtain Stretchers, Oil
Heaters, Etc.
11111211 1. some
25 Washington BL. 8o. Nam-ilk
t.
Mrs, Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
Repent Theatre Building
75 Wall Street. Nomalk
Tuesdaya
Fridaya For particular-
10-12; 3.5 inquire at Studio
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AUCTION SALE
REAL ESTATE
The subscriber will otter for sale a
public auction on Saturday, October
14, 1916, at two o'clock p. m., on the
premises at the corner of StevensI
street and Elmcrest Boulevard, in thia" ‘
city, all the right, title and interest of 1
the estate oi‘ O. H. Banks in said lot.
and also in lot number two (2) in the
lsaacs Section of Grand1iew Park. Di-
vision 8 located on Woodside avenue,
in this city.
Terms will 'bonnnonnced at time or
sale or may be obtained from
"WILLIAM H. GUTHRIE.
Auctioneer.
The Demands
Of Education
Today requires the sharpest
vision and clearest mind. If
you are deficient in sentences
of vision or uncomfortable in
eye work, come in and talk it
over with us. We have facilifi
ties and experience to help
you. : ‘ ‘ T
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“The Home or Good Gianna."
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Wants!
I ‘The Johnsoninn" 2 Hithoim at “I
l
Isui: able for all business purposes. In-
I I quire at Kaeler' 5 Shoe store.
Iavenue.
Arthur Peat-1e, 109 Wall street. Bridge—I
port. 1
~|w
, ater street. Inquire oi‘ 'Diward Far-
ovnnrnuol l WANTMW m u-
I TO LET—HOUSE OI“ 6 ROOMS
Phone 10691 ———~
Illy me before you place the contrac..
mean-4mm.
For Sale, bum ad
PM Calla. nil
Miscellaneous—1":—
1
T0 m. V”.
Tour—Form 80088 W men—on. our! or
bath. two anions-1|. (allot‘IVab "pago‘uhimwmm.
1
ley Pince, John Menu. Phone 1020. g. .1 mm ' at. I
3t. 4
I Julianne—YOUNG uael no out
TO LET—4 1100M APABTHMI‘ up, Apps, amt A I; P. The Count
{Swartz & Corbett block Rhett“ 13'. Wot-not. .-
adults only. inquire at Old Will Cuer __ .—
Co It- mun—ammoniu-
’ ’ ufiwing lacbinea. ~O-ed pm
row-o FURNESHED BOO“ m. M. 1m ‘ a “a
all impwovemoata for heusekeepiug. in mm“... “b m flori
good locality. Also single room fl It.
'WANTIED—G‘I‘RON ”L m
10 UET -— 8 11.001111101111112 ON senor-l housework. 0004 “an. AI
prowménts. Also two otiieé rooms, one :1,
31-; man—m m
typewriter with cone Ina-Hp ‘
bookkeeping in 0111a of lianuinctur-
ing concern. Andrea- in own hand-
writing outing up“ and odor-y
wanted. Address 1’. 0. Box 435, south
Norwalk. 8t.
TO LET — 8 ROOM COTTAGE
wii‘h modern improvements at 21
South Osborn avenue, Apply at 59
Seaview avenue. 8t.
' To LIET—5 110011 RPARTMENTI
‘10 Spring Hill. Rent 813 inquire orI
Frederick H. Rowan, 21 Elmwood
3t.
WANTED—A rumour) won.
with bath, tor two aeration. II“
be near center. Addreu giving price,
“Furnished Room," (‘0 Sentinel. (it.
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TO LET—LARGF STORE AT 44
roll, 24 liaviland street. it.
Idien ready to «war em. lest be en-
'periooeed. Add“ "A! 0." up Ben-
I.
and bath, 1111 modern improvementsz
lincluding electric lights, 8 mtnutesj
Ewalk to station. Rent reasonable 10I
Itlie right party Apply to 146 South
Main street, 'I’hIone 313-- ". 31.. 1
wanreo — nonunion-mm
in every town oi 1.000 u on “Mil
patented article 1111 or put time 1!:-
‘ty Seine Co, Room '14 I and:
street, New Haven, 011-11., 0.
WANTED— 01m. 110 mm
with house work and core at small
child “J" 0p Gounod.
FOR RENT—ROOMS swam 0R
en suite, Furnished or unfurnished. All;
modern improvements. inquire 1:1 Us; '
borne aienun East Norwalk, Conn. 3t. .
. TO RENT-4 ROOM APARTMENT
Chapel street Rent 36. Store Ell
I WANTED—1‘0 BUY ALI. 10an
to! cattle and poultry. yam prices
paid. Best prices paid (or oaivoa. ll.
Friedman, South Norwnik ’i'hone
1151 or 311.
a‘. 64 South Main street or 'I’honetio if
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH IM-
provements, At 67 Spring street. In- I
quire Mrs. R Tarlov. 110 Grove street. I
or 'Pbono 1393.12. A. 4 1.1.:
LOST.
. _ M- ~»—- — -_.-; Los'r—A ounnrs COAT 1\' so.
BUSINESS NOTICES' INorwaik. Finder please return to Sen
tinel oil'lce it.
IF YOU EXPECT TO BUILD BOOK
over some of the houses constructed NOTICEOF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance of the interlocutory
Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
in the case of the South Norwulk
Savings Bank 1-5.. Agnes A. (tritium,
et 1113., hearing data of the 23rd day
with all modern improvements in suit- of June, 1916, l, the undersigned, the.
able locations. Telephone or caliper committee appointed in and by anid
sonnlly. 'Phone 1491-4 Steven B. Kins. judgment to make. said aale, will sell
76 boxington avenue Iat public auction to the highest bid
-Ider, on the premises, on Monday, the
PROPERTY—FOR SALE AND 23rd day of October 1916.112.“ oclock
For Rent in all parts of city‘ -in the afternoon, the land and premi-
For Pamcum Ines mentioned in said judgment and.
Ask John T. Haves; 11...... use”... .. 1011......
All that certain tract or parcel of
7 MAIN ST NORWALK Iiand, with the buildings thereon stand-
Real Estate—Insurance
Pest of n'orkmnnship. 1 do all kinds otI
contract work including repair work,
mason work, painting and plumbing. I
also have a few finely built houses
for said. Each 11 two family house
ing, situated in the City or Norwollr.
_lin quantity Ideven (7) acres. more or
less, and bounded Northcrly by land
{formerly of Joseph Cox; Easterly by
land now or formerly of School: Wa-
terbury and by land now or formerly
of Louis Van Gal; Southerly by land
of William and Agnes Kedney. by land
at Gustav Thetme, by land oi Selleck
Waterbury by a highway known as
Highland avenue and by land former-
ly of Joseph 001.
Terms of sale to be as follows; Ten
per cent (10%) to be paid in cosh at
the time of sale, balance by Wednes-
ady_ October 25th 1916, at 12 o'clock
noon; the committee reset-ring the
right to insist on payment in tu'l in
cash at the time of sale should the bids
-der be unknown _to him.
A DWIGHT KEEP.
Committee.
i" PAINTING -— PAPEEHANGING
decorating. painter‘n supplies; wall
paper, 11p-to—date styles. lowest prices.’
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
lo... solicited Tel. 400, Alexander
IWhite, 61 1-2 Ely avenue , m2:
I
WANT
:ORERATORs 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes, pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONERE.
Clueli, Peabody
-& £11.,iar.’
Furnished Rooms
WITH 110MB: COMFORTS
MRS. H. A. CRAW,
30 Chestnut St. W. Norwallr
Phone 1025*!
Every: room heated by :hot water.
and. comfortable in the 1:01th
weather.
Meals‘mey’bthadatlu.
JohnnyCake
on. mm.-1em.om
~ 1111.181
Inn—vu-
_‘oepiional opportunity mind Opeetfl- r
~iaveetment henna. including ornament
. rails,
high Valley were higher by it when,
a—Eeene'e uCheaenutSt. '
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.Thc International Jury of Award
gove'Glenwood Cool Ranges. Gas Ranges, Furnam and Reuters 13m Gold Medals, the Highest
fionors at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
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TODIAIY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (Well Street.
10:30 a. m.i"‘Furt~her substantial re-
coveries from low levels of the pro-I
ceding sesaion were registered at to-
day‘s opening. All branches of ‘ihe
list shared in the rise, with gains most
marked. however, in Industrial: and
Equipments such an American .Sugor,
Hide and Leather preferred. Republic
Steel, Baldwin Locomotive,
Electric, Studebaker and Air Brake.
There was unusual activity and
strength in Gas stocks. U. 8. Steel
rose over a point. and the active as
tats 11ml Rails were in demond with
issues.
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WALL STREET, Noon —Tho record
of the tonneon was one at My
gains on on increasing inquiry dot in-
Union Pacific. Reading and Le-
with ‘1 or more for various minor is.
sues ofthe agree ersion. The chip-
B11111111111111» «filmed ite goin to 2
”points for Me 1111.. rend 3 13 (or.
Ammonia-innit .Welt Julia. Oop-
pens were 1:111 Invent-higher. with,
greater llil in“. line our. wine
When and m also made
“MUST-IE TICKETS
I.mranins 121111ch mm mm 11 in» on
Idiot wile-rambled”
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flees-mm.“ m menu-c1111. Museums
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endveeuntieea other features.
”here today, after :1 long illness,
perceptible improvement in Shipping ‘
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Glenwood Ranges are Handsome, Convenient and MechanicallfRight—no modern features
. Smooth cant. plain design, compact structure, big roomy ovens, easy working grates
Call and see for yourself allth
They Certainly Do .
O ‘0
Make Cooking and Heating Easy
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MOODY MANUFACTURER DEAD.
HARARDVILLE, Oct. 10.~—David
Gordon. president of the shoddy man-
uioctory of Gordon Brothers, died
I2
‘He was widely known in manufac-I
tnring circles throughout New Eng-
land, we president ot~the Aswan
Company, of Dayville. and a director
in textile nod banking concerns in
Massachusetts. He was born in Glas
survived by his wife, two sons and a
daughter. He was a brother of for-
mer State Senator Andrew Gordon.
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NEW YOR 8 PARALYSIS CASES.
Icaeee of infantile purulysis. with tour
J mole deaths. were reported by the
" bacilli authorities “today for the 24
hours ending It 10 n. In. These 11g:
unrepresented a. decrease of two
”mend-an increase or two
Itieatbe,.as compared with yesterday‘s
bulletin.
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NEW 103K. Oct. ”saturation“ '
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Menna Defighm, Natural
Refreshing 51:33
An absolutely eagles: bedspring Does not roll occupants to center
AW-M Cannot rear heddothes
Perfectly sahitary,ger1n germ-proof Easily dusted.
Quarter “our: Guava-(y 111m, M'Tdaifiea
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