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_ FORSALI.
I FOR SALE INDIAN MOTORCF
mound-Mommas!“ Ingenu-
ine leather. All in good condition.
,Will demonstrate. Cheap to quid!
Myer. Harry Hooter, Conn. are, and
'laylor ave. So. Norwaik 11'] 3t
FOR SALE IJI‘TRSII ((,l\\’_ 1
lnifer, 3 {at pigs. 14. W olte, Taylor
Place. ' 116 St
FOR SALE ONE THATCHER
fornace, large . size, pipes and regis-
ters, all in good order, also 25 pair
(1’ second hand window sash. Inquire
:1 First St., East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF
It.()\lllg will .wsll household furniture.
Also itlens' clothing size 36 and 38.
Overcoats and suits. Call mornings
until 1 p. m. and after 6 p. in. Apply
(D'Connell, 411 West venue, South
Norwalk. n6 8t
FOR SALE MOIJIZIIN 'I‘Wt) l<‘.\.\l-
iiy house, all improvements. on trol-
ley line, upper Main street. Very
(15y terms, little (11:11. requinod. In-
qun'e Keogh & Concise, Attys. South
Aoiwalk, or Tel. 535-2, or write 1’. (I.
'llox 463, South Norwalk. 031 St
FOR BALE—AUTOMOBILE COME
and see the Allen 4, $795 and Auburn
,6 81,085 before you buy. Tho White
(cram. hat-k'ot‘ 1’. 0. South NorwalltI
'Phone 910.’ Imo.
LOST.
LOSTw WlillNliSl'lAY
aunt of money, in liltll'tl
-¢
NIGHT, A
Illllw‘, l‘tlll'
Railroad station, between Homo.»
uni \ lieslnut sin-(ts. l‘llllt'l' pit-um
return, as this was (lonntn '1 v- 2.1
on account of ill health ‘01 m r a
yrnr. tewnnl. llttmn to . nti. n-l
LOST OR STRAYED.
Illntl: and while suitor pup with
brown oal'f. Itolllrti to or advise Ill‘.
ill. ll. \Vt‘i, .~‘nth Mun St. 114 (it
The Reed & ‘lfolk
lilo trical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main P‘-
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Blk.
Wooster&liowersock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowereock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building. 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet 0n Patents
,Cluett, Peabody
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Big Barglns
r Kranach & Bach
r Shoninger
I Gordon
I Christie 8: Son
1 Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
Studwell Piano Co.
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White Pine Coinuound
With Tar
For That Cold of Your!
5. ll. BAUER
TAILORED; SUITS
and
REMODELING OF FU'RS
by
New York Ladies‘fi‘ailo:
G. ROOKOFF
' u North Main
; We Also Do Cloning and
Pressing
Achilles lsueltfi lib rum. ssy on this; is m d a..."
tool.
mm W “crimson.
. It! rug-.WW.M1
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Italians: Ms. !
“u. H Twenty-H” W“ 8 l
1...; more... p. 1 out I
Sun. .3“: orCsps M Prht. I
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TO LET 4 ROOM APARTMENT WANTED YOUNG MAN T0:
15 Orchard St. Rent to our mouth.
Tel. 889. :17 3t
To LET APARTMBNT, 216 EAST
Washington sheet. ulso store 207
East Washington" street. Inquire at
64 South Main street or 'phone 60. it
To LET 5 ROOMS WITli IM-
provements. garden and half fruit. Va-
cated December I. Inquire at 21
Grove street, South Norwalk.
TO LET HOUSE- ? ROOMS, liA'l‘lI
pantry sleeping porch, and fire place,
all improvements, with heat and HOC-
trlc lights, on line of trolley. Inquire
32 FII'SI St., East Norwalk.
BAT”
and Dilnl. 127
South Norwaih
High .street, Norwaiit,
iii 3'.
TO LET 9 ROOMS AND
with lmprovenn-nts
South Main street,
Inquire at 33
Phone 1743-5
TO LET—-AI‘ARTMENT. 216 FAST
Washington street. Inquire at tit
South Main street or 'phone 60. tf
TO LET-COTTAGE 7 ROOMS,
newly palpated and painted on North
Main street, 80. Norwalk. Rent 313.
For particulars .
Ask John ’I‘. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
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‘1"0 IET Tiltltllit
i .. J .‘i'l'l‘t‘I. Inquire 'L'.
( ut‘v llll‘lll Fond l‘o~
-WANT l
OPERATORS ox SEWING MACH?
anr-‘t. my while learning,
MEN SHIRT lRONI-IIIS. 1
Iim‘src, :to
Ii. l“t'l’l'l:~',
8: Co., Inc. '
lo! cattle and poultry.
l
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Peek"
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through glasses that are out at
U-..
proportion to the exact meas-
urement of the face. I
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. » rWe Correct It .
THAMER
The “Thou 0" Eye Service
Ocullsta, Optometrists, Opticians
81 Atlantic so. Stamford. Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 o'clock.
Est. 1897.
Quintard no So. \‘orwall.
' and steady work;
. York (‘il,\'.
pnitl llost prices paid for calves. ll.
.l<‘ri«-dn~:m, South Norwullt. ’l-hone
,1151 or 317.
Do Not -
3 paper, up-todatc styles, lowest prices.
I green. Owner may have. some by pay-
‘ing for this advertisement and apply
. lDorlon‘s Point, East Norwnlk.
Others Notice It i
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mum. Ray-land hoot
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WANTED 300W“. ONE
thoroughly competent to take charge,
of a set of bookn‘. Raymond Bros.’
117 iii
W l
WANTED—A POSITION BY A.\‘
elderly woman at light housework or?
as housekeeper. Address M. It. 1‘3,
n? SII
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENEII- t
al housework or 11 middle aged won]-
an desiring a home. Addl':SS llOItlz‘,i
Lure oI Sentinel. 117 at}
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WANTED RELIABLE all“. To:
anal” with housework. Mrs. (‘. lti
Baker, 31 Orchard street.
Norn’ulk. i
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WANTED TWO BOYS TO WORK
in printing drpallmtnl, good no): 5
also girl to W'Inik
in mailing department. Murphy Mfg II
Co., East avenue, East Norualk. ml‘
_,, ‘I
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WANTED FOR S'I‘Ot K IlUtlii.
bright boy, good pcnmnn Good oppor-.
tunity for right party. Addrtss box
201:, care sentinel omcv. South .Nor
walk. 116 St
WANTED HAVE MONEY
loan on first (lass moriglgi‘s.
llt')’ Ira Gregory, Norwulk.
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nt} St '
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WANTED STRA“' llA'l' OPERA-I“
tons on men's straw Data. The. high-i
out wages paid ilnd steady work as
sured until June. Address, stating 9:1-
pt‘rience, room 73 Bible House, NeI'I‘
n4 1‘t
WANTED POSITION lll' YOUNG
Indy, export monographer and corrcs-t
"pondent, with knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. Thoroughly competent, cevoral
jw .trs‘ r-xporitnre Address (3. A. Ar-'
titer, \l'estport, Conn. M at
WANTED—A l,l()\ TO LEARN
.l‘ intuit" ll. d1. l...‘,.;1rt‘ Inching .: .1-
Inn l.
WANTED To fill IY ALL KINDS
Best prices
' PAINTING ‘—‘ ‘ eAl'nlt-Hnn'iiifx‘h
decorating. palntcr's supplieu; wall
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
Iei: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue m2:
"'Foonoiw‘ _
flow boat, flat bottom and painted
Country Club.
n6 3t
to George l5. Moore,
Coats, Suits & Dresses
For Women and Children
The NATIONAL
GARMENT co.
127 WashingtonSl.
Second floor.
THE FOOL-PROOF MOTOR.
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‘Countlec‘n Autolsta Don't Know Car.
buretor from Wind Shield. 4
In regard to the widespread men
gchanlcal ignorance among autolsta a
‘ writer in Farm and Fireside says:
"The number of persons who have
too practical knowledge of mechanics
and yet run their own automobiles in
Iso amazing that I have often asked,
i ‘How do they do it? How can a young
rairi who doesnt know a crank shaft
from the carburetor run on auto with
i such g1 are and skill? How can «pro
lessionai man with his head studied
_, with medicine or law have the nerve
‘Ito venture miles away from a repair
l shop?‘ a
i "A small-town merchant who has
I runa large touring car for three years
admitted to me the other day that ho ’
; didn’t know the.
l control He said that some day he
, hoped to study It all out, although he
ididn’t see how that would help him to‘
lzet any more service out at his car
E'I‘his case is not exceptional. but sim-
ply helps to show that automobile: are
very nearly ‘fool woof?"
. W .5
. "I have tour and U! OI”-
imobilon," said the In tho Wt
' :m paid for his um. fist-i ass
!"thtlothst“inolhsd m
principal of the gall -
' engine except that it responded to his ,.
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Dorlon Hou se
(Gregory Boulevard)
East NorWalk
NOW OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
[DEN E. O'SULLIVAN. IProp
Telephone Call 720
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My"... ..
For Unto-«Mo Ssh/loo Gstl
FRED H. GANUNG.
funeral Director and Embalms
Olfico and Rerkiencs
Telephone 904
.6! Bo. Halo 8k. 80. N-
F“? ‘FIEIGIHIT Lilo TO “IN
YORK. .
new boat lssuss Mr I? III-
llvsr. New. rm (70st of
iGold Medals
The International Jury of Award
gave Glcnwood Coal Ranges. Gas Ramos, Furnaces and Heaters Two Gr ‘ ‘ Medals, the Highest
Honors at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Frandacn, 1915.
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Glenwood Ranges are 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 see for yourselfall allthe good things about them.
They Certainly Do
Make Cooking and Heating Easy
The A. J. Collins Co., 50. Norwalli
fin”,
4. a.
. 4a, .
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
WOMAN HA5 PET BUTTERFLY. ____.__I, ..
Funeral “idem Caldwell. Insect Kept in Hotbox Survived the r - WALL ST
The funeral of Jesse Caldwell, the Cold Weather. B. :13 «K S() n SJVCIRWALK
well-known hatter, who died Friday , v _ i ‘
afternoon at his late home at 30 Mea- “m Ruth Clalk 88m“ of Mont OPTICIAN ‘ Phone 438
clair, N. J. has a butterfly as :1 house—
hold pet. The butterfly is probath
the only Main New Jersey that ha“
lived through the winter. On October
25 It was found in the Bellah house
dow street. was held yesterday after-
noon. Rev. Frederick A. Coleman of-
ficiated and interment was in River.
Everything in the Optical Line A
~V
side cemetery.
under a lace curtain. Mrs. Bellah
placed the little thing In a small box
with a netting over It rather than putI
it outdoora to freeze.
To her hIlI‘DI‘lSP the but'. erflv llVH‘d
she th in put it in a. large 13th
Funeral of Cyrus Parks.
Tho funeral services of the late 0}.-
rus. Parka, of Holden place, will be
held tomomw morning at ten o'clock
f‘om St. Mary's Church. Interment
EYES EXAMI‘JED FREE
will be in Manchester, . Connocticut.so
Pail-bearers will be membem of Nor~
walk Lodge, No. 709, B. P. 0. E..,.and
E-m__ .__, --....- _.._..
with netting over the top and sprink-
led the netting with sugar and water.
members of the Bartender-5' Union.
Friends will please omit flowers. The butterfly is a. dork reddish-brown.
with pale yellow and blue splashes
near the end of its wings. When
asleep or when its wings are closed
It resembles a dried leaf. Mrs. Bal-
nn finds that ‘tne butterfly cleans
most of ‘the time. but she never mile
to put it In the sunshine aver-y day
A CHANGE IN JOHN.
“John proposed to me in the first
car he ever owned. and ourvwoddina
journey rm made In a new amino
bile that he‘ bought especially for the
Cut Price Sale
at Beckmann’ s
4 Mme-n
"W“ u any different rm Wary and to she it awoentened water. bA: Warwick Brand Tomatoes Rq‘ [y’p er can IIIII
automobiles” “0°“ “9 the m warm it ”p the” “k- Fancy Blue Rose Rice . . .. ..... 7¢ lb. 3 lbs. {01-1
-"No. but it was a stance than: “I“? 09°“ “5 “‘3‘ ”‘d me“ “° Quaker Oats, xoc size Cut to ................
and forth in Its cage, thus taking its
daily excl-ciao: It is considered rc-
marlmblo that‘tho butterfly has our—.
rived, oven with the tender care that
has been bestowed upon it.
about the place! to which we went
Some of them seemed pariectly won-
derful to me but John never took the
tent bit s1 interact in say of them.
We have that been making W'
tour of the some places."
"I cum the! W tick all
the awoot romance of tour honey-
moon.”
“lshuil none mitotshstht
Fancy Maine Potatoes
Snell & Simpson Milk Crackers, pcrI lb. ........ . . . .
Bars&Co'r'Ale, pintsize ..... .. ”zoo-1.
Bisc&CO.’aAle Ni93‘....... ...... 3hr
Monogram Ry: Whiskey (Everybody’c Favorite),bot.
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UNFEELM 'W
I: link boy was Marmot—n over
,. the death of his beloved kitty. 1 let ,
him at his little mansion ind lure
won-aluminumnn
‘OrdgiItmsIvolstuu-VQIKQQ”
annouduluanll
”Moi. ,.
me MAW
MII mum J. Inn
mm
a moor-sf. which they made quite in-
til, again. John was so interested down In
”um“ I I mmuinwlth "hulk“ ‘4},
wmuummmmm . hunting-rm
MIMhommMmWfl AM
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mum
Golda Santos Celine Peru, 30¢ 511,5 9
.Pcr pk 50¢ bushel $1.1,
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