W “0 --AM ...»A .
FOR SALE.
*1! M BALI INDIAN MOTORCY-
l'ie end side car upholstered in seno-
no lather. All In good comb.
,Wili demo-lute Cheap to Quick
buyer. Harry Mosier, Conn. are and
'l‘eyltl' ave. So. Norwalk. 11‘! 3t
Foo sALE 1 JERSEY cow, 1
heifer, 3 fat pigs. L. Wolfe, Taylor
Place. :16 3t
ONE THATCHER
furnace. large size. pipes and regis—
ters, all in good order, also 25 pair
of second hood window sash. inquire
32 First St. mat Norwalk.
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF
running will sell household furniture.
Also utens' clothing size 36 and 88.
Uwrcoats and suits. Call mornings
until 1 p. m. and after 6 p. In. Apply
O‘Connell, 49 West avenue, South
Iorwaik. no at
FOR SALE
FOR SALE MODERN TWO FAM-
iiy house, all improvements, on trol»
icy line, upper Main street. Very
easy terms, little cash required. 111-
quire Keogh a Candee Attys. South
Norwalk, or Tel. 535-2 ., or write. P. 0.
‘Jlox 463, South Norualk. 03] 3t
FOR SALE—AUTOMODUB COME
nod see the Allen 4, $795 and Auburn
..6 81, 085 before you buy. The White
garage, back of P. 0. South Noruaik
'Phone 940. into.
i
LOST.
LOST—~-\\ EDNIISIIAY Nl(‘ lI’l‘ \
1mm of money. In 111d1' r. purse, neat
lloihoad station between anuo
:tnti chestnut streets. Finder 11:1..111
return. as this was d0l11lil<"l 1 «I
on account of ill health In" nvnr a
your. livwa‘d. Ilezurn to Sentinel.
LOST OR STRAYED.
Itiucl: and white setter pup with
brown r‘ill‘w, Riturn to or ntlyiew llr.
III. II. WM, South Main St. 11! 3t
Eio trical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main m.
Wooster&Bowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowercoclc 13 years
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT CONN
Send For Booklet 0n Patent!
__._._5 ......
- . Big Bar-gins
1 Kranach & Bach
1 Shonioger
I Gordon
I Christie & Son
I Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
Siudweil Piano Ci).
. ,....n... ...-J ‘9—
While Pine comm
Willi. liar 3 “:i‘
For Tint Cold of Penn
5. I. “in.
TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING 0F FU'RS
by.
New York Ladics' Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
. ‘ 11 North Halo
Advertisements
-- W garden and half fruit. \‘e-
n e Reed tryout
" "” ’ "“‘"_—."’ paid. licst prices paid for calves. Ii.
‘ I’rII-dn‘un. South Norwnlk. ’i-hone
{1151 or 317.
”0 N0. ‘ ‘PAIN'rmo —’ “nonunion!
,decoratinz, paintor's supplies; won
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk. 1
l
I
I
I
i
practice N. Y. City I
|
I
I
I
.‘n. w I
" " tram the carburetdr run an auto with
, such grace and skill? How can a pro
inhuman.
marrow
Mlieulhoeoesfle.
e- t& "I. Twenty-Pm Wont or
Leer. est. Three Tina, go. 1 week
81.00. Blockince orCepe Double Price.
..-—----” -4“ .
‘o—u'
TO LET. WANTED.
TO LET 4 ROOM APARTMENT WANTED YOUNG MAN
15 Orchard St. Rent :9 Der month. leer: the business. log/mood lea.‘
Tel. 860. b 117 31 III 8i
To LET APARTMENT. 216 EASTI WANTED BOOKIKEEPER, ONE
Washington street, also store 207 thoroughly competent to take charge
But W-bhston ltrleet. hem lit ot a set of books. Raymond Bros.
64 South Main street or ’pho‘ne 60. It 117 at-
WANTED—A POSITION BY AN
elderly woman at light housework or'
as housekeeper. Address M. 1). 1'3
Quinturd me So. Norwall. 117 ‘it
__ I
TO LET 5 ROOMS ”WITH
1M-
catod December 1. Inquire at 21
Grove street, South Norwal’k.
WANTED A GIRL FOR *GENEII- “—1
al housework or a middle aged worn I
an desiring a home. Address Ilomt-n
cure of Sentinel. 117 31.
mt Norwalk. i
WANTED RELIABLE (11m. To;
assist ulth llousounrk. Mrs. C. It,
linker, 31 trauma Sil‘t‘ei, Norwalk 1
~— * ¢ 1
WANTED TWO BOYS TO WORK.
in printing department, good wagog
and steady work; also run to Work;
in mailing d1 puriment Murphy \Iii.‘ .
TO LET HOUSE 7 ROOMS, BATII
pantry sleeping porch. and fire place.
all improvements. with heat and elec-
tric lights, on line of trolley. Inquire
32 First St,
a
TO LET 9 ROOMS AND BATH
with improvements and born. 1:?
South Main street, South Norwaiit
Inquire at 33 High street, Noru'alli.
Phone 1743-5 111 3!
TO LET-APARTMENT. 216 EASTI
Washington street. inquire at 64 Co East aIclluc, East horunlk. no St;
South Main street or 'plwne 60. if
1 ‘ .\ .
To LET—COTTAGE 7 ROOMS. WANTED FOR ‘E'I‘Ot K mm 1.
bright boy. good pontoon. Good oppor—g
newly popered and "mu‘d on north tunity (or right party. Address in»;
Main street, 50. Norwalk. lient 8‘5.
. ._ 200, euro sentinel office, South Xm- '
For partituiarsh walk. no 3 l
“W _,_____ 1
ASk 0 n T‘ Haves WANTED 11.1w: 110x111 To'
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. loan on first. class mortgages. Attor’.
Real Egan—Immune ney Ira Gregory, Norwalk. n6 Sti
.‘TO LET Tiltltlli lI()I'SIJ. ::9 WANTED STRAW llA'i‘ OPERA,
l‘ll“1‘i an. m. Inqutro (‘. ll. Ferris, tons on men's straw. hate. The high-'
1‘ m I'Ilil'ill Food (‘11
est wages paid and steady work in.
' fl .- .---. ....-. sored until June. Address, stating err.
perionce, room 78 Bible House, .\'r y
W A N 1‘— York city. 11! Li
i WANTED POSITION Ill’ \'01' N0
OPERATORS U.\‘ SEWING MAC” lady. expert sienographor and corrcs- I
Um, our while lenrnlns ’pondent. with knowledge of bookkeep-
I
MEN SHIRT iRONERS. ting. Thoroughly ’competeot, several
.yeurs' experience. Address G. A. Ar-
‘cher \\’estport, Conn. M iii
Clueti, Peabody
&'Co;.l11c. 1
WANTED-oil ROY TO IMN‘IN
'printors‘ trade. impure Luann; ocu-
tincl.
ALI. KINDS
Best prices
WANTED—T0 MIT
of cattle and poulfry.
i paper, up-to—dnic styles. lowest prices.
‘ Estimates cheerfully given. Trlol or-
. net: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
'White, 61 1-2 Ely evenue 11123
- Wt" .- V FOUND. - ”mg.”
I Row boat. flat bottom and painted
‘ green. Owner may have same by pay-
urement of the face. ‘ing for this advertisement and apply
Ito George E. Moore. (‘ounlry Club,
WEE I
Dorlon's Point. East Norwnlk. n6 3!
Others Notice It
Coats, Suitsitllresses
We Comm It i“
For women and Children
The “Three 0” Eye SerVIce The NATIONAL
.9=1t.“:.:o:r“;r..:.:t'czmoARMENT co...
127 mm Si.
3 Open Sat. Eve. till 9 o'clock.
Second floor.
. Peek
through glasses that are out of
proportion to the exact meas-
THAMER
Est. 1897.
THE Foocnnoor moron
I Countleee Autoietn Don't Know Cer-
bureoor from Wind Shield.
In regard to the widespread Ine-
Do'rion Hon se-
'chonical Ignorance among autoists a (Grew? Boulevard) _
writer in Farm and Fireside says: » Eut Norwnlk
“The number or persons .who have NOW OPEN
‘-no practical knowledge of mechanics
and yet run their own automobiles Is
so amazing that l have often asked,
‘3 w do they do it? How can a young
who doesn't know a crank shaft
mom muons AND ALL.
. mos or can noon
oooxno TO omen
some n. O'SULLIVAN, m
Telephone Cell 71.0.
.‘locsionoi moo with his bed stuffed
with medicine or In: have the hem ,
invent-ore notes any iron: a repair .
Ishw?‘
"A until-town merchant who he: ,
run a lamtourinrm for three year:
admitted to his the other day tint he '
didn't know the principal or the] gee
engine except that it responded to me: ‘
control. mwrom some day he
hoped to study it 1111111111. although he 1
didn'tseenowitm'wonllheiohimte . - ,
netanymereoorvioeo'otofhlsom. ‘ .. ._ “ .
This case immelogpmmol. bit Illn- ‘ ’ . ‘ l' . 1:.
ply bottle to mum on
my nearly MM”.
’ Per new «Macao?
. .mo 11. «some.
Pokem- Dir'eetor Ind m1
Office and Reeldem
"I here never
. mohilee," all m
‘ rot raid on- his
our New warn-nah
Ibeverydeyemptw
.. Airwoman.”
”Runways-on
I .
The International Jury of Award
gave Gleowood Coal Ranges. Gas Ranges, Furnaces and Heaters Tub Gr‘n ‘ Medals, the Highest
HmonatfliePanm—Pouficflxposifion SanFrackeo, 191 91.5
., J or 3701: comm ....NIO'
IlllllliilllllllltiIIIlIIlIl!illilIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIllillllillillllllllllllIlllIl"f
JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllliiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIill
countless other features.
bienwo
cost,piain design,
Call
Glenwood Ranges are Handsome, Convenient and Mechanically Right—no modern features
compact structure, big
and see for yourself all the good things about them.
They Certainly Do
cooking and Heating Easy ‘
The A. J. Collins (30., So. Norwnlli
fulllllliillliilllilillllllllllllliIIIIlillII'NIIII Illllllllllllllilillllllllli||lIlI|||IIl|IIIIIIIIIIllllIIllIlllIIIIllIII'IIIIIIII!‘llIIIIllllllllllliIIIIIIIlilllillllllliilllliillI H
Hi;
I.» ~41
roomy ovens, easy working grates
9’
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral or Jane Caldwell.
The funeral of Jesse Caldwell, the
woll~known hotter. who died Friday
afternoon at his into home at 30 Men-
dow street. was held yesterday otter—
ooon. Rev: Frederick A. Coleman oi-
' ileinted nod interment was In River-
side cemetery.
i Funeral of Cyrus Pork-I.
The funeral services of the Into Cy-
rus Parka, oi Belden place. will “be
held tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
tom St. Mary's Church. Interment
will be in Manchester. Connecticut.
Pall-bearers will be members or Nor-
wnl‘k Lodge, No. 709. D. RD; FL. and
members or the Bartenders! Union.
Friends will mean omit. flowers.
A CHANGE IN JOHN.
"John proposed to mi .ln the. 11m
car he ever owned, not! our wedding
ey woe mode inenew mom-
that he bought especially tor the
-"
m
“Wu- tt‘nny dinerent from ordinary
: automobiles ”
"No, but it no 11 strangé‘ thine
ism the oheee to which we went
ism. of them seemed pefleotly won-
> derful tomcat folio nevertookthe
. le‘ut bit of interest in any or them. _
e hove just been mm another
tour of the some piece...“
r‘”1m mmMsfll
WM rememe downer;
WOMAN HAS PET BUTTERFLY.
Insect Kept In Hotbox Survived the
Cold Weather.
Mrs. Ruth Clark Bellini or Hoot-
clrir. N. J. bar a butterfly no a house-
hold pet. The hutteri'lyis probably
the only one in New Jerscv that Mr:
lived through the winter. On October
25 it was found in the Bellah house
under :1 lace curtain. Mrs. 8111.111
plnred the little thing In a small box
with o netting over it tether than out
it outdoorrt to freeze.
To her rururise the Imi' orflv livml
so she then put it in :1 large hatoox
with rotting over the top and sprink-
led the netting with sugar and water.
Th1I butterfly is a dork reddish~brown,
with pale yellow and limesplashes
on the and of its wings. When
{sleep or when its wings are closed
it resembles e dried lest.
leh finds tint the butterfly sleeps
meet or the time. but she never fails
to put it. In the ennshine every day
and to giro it nweenteoed Voter. As
soon as the sun worms it up the but-
temy opens its wings nnd flies Dock
end ibrth in its ease. tho. taking its
daily exercise. it, is considered re-
morksbie that. file mmmnv him nor
vive‘d, even with the tender one that
has heeanponit. "‘
. ”WW“.-.-
‘ UNFBBLING WORLD.
My little he: no new over
"I." death on“ beloved 31mm:
» 1 ad
use Men.
”fl:
1 a _.
an
AM
Everything in the Optical
._..,_. .-.-..fi....__.__..._c.-.. . -nm -...
B. Jo. :ku
UPTICIAN
53 WALL ~
NORWA
Plume 4.38
Mrs. Bel-- ‘
9} .
.. Fan-Cy
Based: Co.’ 1- A10.Pintoize...........-.
Warwick Brand Tome, Reg. 13c, per cm. ‘
Blue RoeeRice 7¢ Ib.,3ihs.
Quaker Oats, roe sine 1:11th“..-
Golden Santos Coife‘e ......W Peril).
Maine Potatoes .. Per pk 50¢
Sheli&Simpeao more... 2&5me
Bass & Co’s fie Rips
Monogram. Rye Whiskey" (Everybody:
$0113
Norwalk Chronicler