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To LET — FOUR ROOMS AND
bath, two attic rooms. Call at fl Val:
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field atteet, East Nor-walk or P110 el __

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—1 Su‘artz & Corbett block. Rout $9.110
7°“ RENT”FR°M 00-" 15““ adults only. Inquire at 0111 wm Cigar

upper part of house, 100 South Math U ml
93,1136 10 small family or adults. Rent: '

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2.111%”, 0“ on”? 3°" "' miner—a FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR SALE __ UPRI‘GHT PI ANO, ‘all improvonrants for housekeeping, in
(1 mp 101 (ash. Cull awnings 2nd, 300d locality .. ME“ “ugh“ mm"
mm 41 Orchard street, Norwalk. 31. l The .10th 3 “WNW"
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FOR SALE—18 «FOOT FLAT BOTH

inn motor boat. cheap just the boat tor 1 LOWE" “”9“ Eu“ ‘M’mn‘ “‘ "‘1'

1“th Apply to R Cartwright 68 Com, provements. Also two 011169. rooms,
a cone, East Norunlk 31. suitable for all business purposes. In-

'quire at. Keelers Shoe store.

 

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FOR GALE~HOUSE SIX ROOMS"
lot 50x100 feet, city water, some fruit,
Three minutes to trolley, Price $1 000
11. Duncan,

 

TO LET—~ 8 1100le COTTAGE
lmprmemenia at 21
Apply at 59

' with modern

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2‘ amp arm or“ .Saaview avenue.

 

11100111 APARTMENT
10 Spring Hill. Rent $13,1nquiro 01'
Six miles Bridgeport. CODVenlentlFredefick H. Rowan, 21 Elmwood
school, church and store. 61,,500 .1. avenue.
Arthur Pease, 109 Wall street, Bridge
port.

 

FOR SALE-TWO ACRE TRUCK; TO LET—5
farm, seven room house, barn. fruit

 

TO LET—LARGE STORE AT H
Water street. Inquire 0! Edward Par
roll, 24 Havlland street.

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FOR SALE-449111 ovnurnunl
touring car run very little. 1—1912 Herr-
eshotr 4 passenger roadster. 1-1910:

 

 

T0 LET-HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS

(‘adillac 5 passenger,Wehrlo's Kameaihud bath, all modern imprOVemeutB,
8 minutes;

11'1“?me meet- 5 '26 “-5 including electric llghi's,

imlk to station. Rent reasonable to
FOR fi‘LETRURBm “RED MD the right party Apply .to 148 Smith
leather cushioned lullaboui. Newly Main street 'Phone 3133 -
painted. Inquire at 232 East avenue.
East Norwalk. 6t.

 

 

FOR RENT—ROOMS SINGLE 0R

 

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Flower Pots

Stone Cracks, Preserve Jars.‘
Fruit Jars. Jelly Glasses, Jelly
Strainers, Wine chs, Apple
‘Pickers, Curtain Stretchers. Oil

Heaters, Etc.
quire Mrs. It Tarlov, 16 GroVe street,

Albert F‘ W“ or 'Pho‘ne 1393.12. A 4 if

“M” m” “"‘rusrnrs'§"u'orrcrs;

3o. Nomlii

modern improvements. Inquire 13 Us
borne aienue East NorWulk Conn. 3t.

TO RENT-4 ROOM APARTMENT
Chapel street. Rant $6 Store Ea:
Washington utreot, Rent 330 Inquire.
at. 64 South Main street or 'Phoneiii) ti

 

TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH 11(-
provemenis.

Prompt delivery
25 Washington St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

; over some of the houses constructed
iby me before you place the contract.

Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
Regent Theatre Building
75 Wall Street, Nor-walk

contract work including rcpalr work.
mason work, painting and plumbing. I
also have a few finely built houses

Tuesdays ., .
Friday. For particular. for sale. Each 111 two family 1101159
10.12; 3.5 inquire at Studio with all modern improvements in suit-

 

able locations. Telephone or call pe—r
aonaliy. 'Phone 14914, Steven B. Kl".
‘76 Lexington avenue.

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

REAL, ESTATE

The subscriber“ ill otter for sale at

White auction on Saturday, October ASk 10h“ T’ Hayes

14 1916, atom oclock p m., on the 7 MAIN ST NORWALK

premises at tho corner of Stevens. Real Estate—Insurance
street and Elmcres'ft Boulevard, in ink! '
«try, all the right, one and interest or} PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING.
the estate of 0. H. Banks in said lot,:decoruting, painter's supplies; wall
and also in lot number two (2) in the PIP". "MO-dim styles, 10'9“ prices.
.isaacs Section of Grandview Park 111- ' Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
‘xision B located on Woodaido avenue than solicited Tel 400 Alexander
In this city. 'Whlte, 611 1-2 Ely avenue

Terms will be announced at time of
sale or may be obtained from
WILLIAM H GU'I‘HRIE

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mnarons ON SEWING MACE-
. ines, pay. while learning.

MEN SHIRT marinas.

(Illicit, Peabody
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The Demands
Of Education

Today requires the sharpest
vision and clearest: mind. It
you are deficient in acutcness
of vision or uncomfortable in
eye work, come in and talk it
over with us. We have facili-
ties and experience to help
you.

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TO uE‘r —— 8 moo-M HOUSE ON’

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It. wanted Address r. o. 30, 4:15. South

t' be. near cantor. Addreol slving price.

en sulte, Furnished or unfurnished. All ‘

At 57 Spring atmet. In 1

~; L08T-A CHILD‘S COAT. 1.\' 30..

IF YOU EXPECT TO BUILD LOOK.

' Est of workmanship. I do all kinda of.

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mo «human-lawns
pearl aim. Jim mil-tr“.
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vat. Apply ~(neat A. I P. M Gouda!
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filming Machines. w prahlll
lacuna ~11 Jacob i cm. W
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walk. =It.

 

WANTED—STRONG GIRL FOR
general housework. Good m. Ap-
ply to Frazier Gilman. (lawman on»
one. at

 

typewriter with can. Whip-10¢
bookkeeping in ()illoo o! Hauntactun
lug concern. . mm in owmhand-
writing stating w and salary

Norwulh 8t.

WANTED—A manor) ROOM.
with bath, for two woodman. In»

“Furnished Room," (‘0 Sentinel. 8t.

 

1 WANTNAW IOI M-
l(lieu ready armature. last boot
‘ porioucod. Adamo "h. I. 0.“ on can.
tine]. I.

 

WANTED —"- MWTAW
in ov‘ory town or MOI adverb”!
patented article all on M limo. ll:-
{minimal opportunity mitod Dru-clai-
inaleoCo Rooms“. "(butch
street, New Haven. Gnu" .-

WANTED— GIRL TO ASSIST
with bonus work and care oi small
:rbild. “J" 010 Sentinel.

 

 

WANTED-TO BUY A”. KINDS
ol' cattlv and poultry. Bran pricoa
paid. Best prices paid for calves. 11.
Friedman, South Norwaik. “Phone
1151 or 317.

 

 

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,Norwalk. Finder please return to Sen-
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. NOTICEOF SALE. OF REAL ESTATE

In pursuance of the interlocutory
Judgment of foreclo‘aurc and sale madl-
in the case of the South Nor-wall:
Savings Bank 1's.’ Agnes A. Grim-.115,
et al5., hearing date of the 23rd day
of June, 1916. I. the undersigned, the
committee appointed in and by sold
‘ludgmeui to make said sale, will sell
‘at public auction to the hlghe<t bid
«.‘dcr on the premises on Monday, the
23rd day of October 19111. at " oclock
in the afternoon, the land and premi-
ices mentioned in said judgment and
:119rcin described as follows
l All that certain tract or parcel or
land, with the buildings thereon atand-
111g, situated in the City of Norwalk.
__!ln quantity Ioeven (7) acres, more or
less, and bounded Northcrly by land
formerly of Joseph Cox;
land now or formerly of Selleck Wa-
terbury and by land now or formerly
0! Louis Van Gal; "goutherly by lurid“
of \Vllliam and Agnes Kedney, by land
of Gustav Thelma, by land of Sellock
Waterbury by a highway known as
Highland avenue and by land former-
ly of Joseph Cox.

Terms of sale to be as follows; 'I‘cn
per cent (10%) to be paid in cash at
the lime elf-sale. balance by Wednes‘
ady, October 25111 1916, at 12 o'clock
noon; the committee reserving the
right to insist on payment in tu'l in

der be unknown to him.
A. DWIGHT KEEP.
Committee. ’

Furnished Rooms

WITH HOME COMFORTS
MRS. H. A. CRAW,
30 Chutnut St, Sn. Norwalk
Phone 1006-1

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mandarin-nun,
ammunition-s
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OpuhLlntiIIC'Iul.

WANTEDW AND

Easterly by /

Where was unusual activity and

Gas ~to k _
cash at the time of sale should the bid .streugth 111 ° 1: s

, rails. Union Pacific. Reading and be

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- The International Jury of Award

gave Glenwood Coal Bulges. Gas Ranges, Furnaces and Heaters Two Gold Medals, the Highest ‘
Honowat the PanamasPacific Exposition, San anmco, 1915.

 

 

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TODAY IN ‘WALL STREET

 

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (Wall Street,
10:30 a. rim—Further substantial re
coverloa 1mm low layels or the pre-
ceding session were. registered at to-
day's opening. All branches of the
list shared in the rise, with gains most
marked. however. in. Industriais and
Equipment: such as American Sugar.
Hide and Leather preferred, Republic
Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, General
Electric, Studebaker and Air Brake.

U. s. Stceh
rose over a point and the active Ide-
tals and Rails were in demand wltii‘i
perceptible improvement in Shipping
issues.

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ottheloroaoonwaa one of steady
3111115 on an lumaatng inquiry tor ia-
voomeui «use. including prominent

high Va’lloynom higher by 3 palm.
with 1 or more for various minor in-
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» Glenwood Ranges arc Handsome, Convenient and Mechanically Right—no modern features .
lacking. Smooth cast, plain design, compact structure, big roomy ovens, easy working grates
and countless other features. Call and use for yourself all the good things about them.

They Catainly Do

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SHODDY MANUFACTURER DEAD.

 

HAZARDV'ILLE, Oct. 10.--Davld
Gordon, president of the shoddy man~
tinctory of Gordon Brothers, died
here today, after a long illness,

He was widely known in manufacf
luring circles throughout New Eng-
land, was president of the Asungai
Company. 0! Day-ville, and a director‘
in toatile and banking concerns in
Massachusetts. He was born in Gian,

survived by his wife, two sons a
daughter. He was' a brother of for~
mar State Senator Andrew Gordon. .1.

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NEW YORK'S PARALYBIS CASES.

NEW manner. 109-Ilium nevi
cases of .inlantilo paralysis. with. loan.
more deaths, were reported by the
health authorities today tor the 21
hours ending 11: to a. In. These. 11;.
1iron represented a decrease of two
new ones and an increase or two‘
deaths. as emanated. with yesterday’a
billetln. ' '

YOUR FALL SUIT
IS HERE '
333T VALUES IN TOWN
CREDIT 1‘00

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