Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 21, 1916 · page 11

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_ FOR DALE—1 mu 1 won. TO LET—FOUR ROOM HOUSE! WANTED—A WOMAN TO WASH,
,1. ,7 $00.“). 1 80.19.00”. 1 “mm 11111111 street, mt Norwnlk. in- lion and clean Monday. Tuesday or
humour. i spy sing. Puniculnro “picture :32 East avenue, Ennt Noru'iiik. Wednesday. Also girl {or gnu-u

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111911111 it. 1)~ Roma, Elm Grin? nil 3t homer-k Tel 1488. 17.9 East 11319.1
f nrv, ' n2l St Norwalk. 3‘
,_ I To L£T~APARTIIEN1 6 Wills ~—
FOR iALE—«SMALI. MAHOGANY and bath in dwelling just complctfd. WANTED— BOYS, LOUNSBURY
1. .1159. piano in “113111.. condition. Convenient to station, From Dec. lst,_Mathnwuon and Co, 5 ita1iland St,

«ace-lieu [or children as beginners. 1916. Apply to J. M. 1.3;le £1 Co. inc. So Norualk '1
\ 1.1“ cheap. apply tel. 09 billion. 16 unilrmd aVenue. 1121 3t

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WANYEDr} EARNBRB TO OPER-
T—‘ To LET—~S’l‘tiRE AT it ll ATr it are on Singer sewing machines. Good

FOR ML£~HVE (‘HlOKENS 251; 5110511 also loft at w Watt-‘1 sue." . iniv \‘illilt‘ learning. Moo expel-W

 

 

 

 

 

 

I11 Giraud Mic in. M15. Elitct', Your South Norwalli. Inquire ot' Edwaul unct'utots on some. ii Jacob & Sons;
13111-1. South Noru'alk. :i‘urrtli. 21‘ iiaviland strcel. Shoe Manuruttui'ers, Bullion Ave...
...._._, _.1 ——. Noi'u‘ulk. “21 31
FOR SALE» 1N l'l’i‘ElI NOW; TO LET i ROOMS AND WATER
v..‘.‘11, '7 room louac and lot 301) leetjin. Six dollars to 11duli~' only, within WANTED-wk FEW B015 161

 

 

1 1 1111111, 1,.111 111111 11111111. Largo gar-trinity 2 North Short Road. Eustiyurs old to work after iii-hoot hourt
11.11, chit-:11 i: run, shad..- and fruit " Nowaik. ullt 3L W. N. Crow Mix. Co. Mi 3;
i 111 ~. gratin, 1-11', “111'? $2,100 Martfi _____M-_.. m, . .. ,

p 1,.-_' $1,101), 11111 remain, also min: To LET TWO t‘t).\'.\'h‘t"i‘l.\itl WANTEDleIREh‘ 0P FOUR
1.11.11 111-9111111115. , 'flurnioliod rooms with putter. gar, toidiurninhcd room. it. l'.l .121'11 1l111 Sc 11

lit and all conveniences for itghl“ tinel 01111111.
ASk JOhfl To Haves ltytiselc' oping $2. {’0 per week. 214
7 MAIN ST NORWALK l .a 1 1111111u11 111111r l .1151 \‘mualk dt1Do'. WANTED—~ll1n'

; hill in electrical business,
Ru] Esiate~lnsurnnoe ‘-— and reliable Nivtcnecs required.

 

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limit. 10: to o. mm d
unbound an“ ti o- m d
,toow’n market. U. 8. Bind.“ ill
' mom noteworthy exception on m ni-
:vancc oi almost. 3. point. Mr Bruin.

W1: iron, Gena-iii Electric. Can
1 tral Lather 11nd Tents Company. lino:

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1 According to n ultimo of 1.. .i-
(air the by new». no moi-g
vest dug the turnpike nt n raid.
pica just More the accident occur-
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on the “M for on instant it is 211 land Shipping issues. In thotst1 W
Hogan that the driver oi the Mind ”‘9' “'9 ‘0‘" “l 1 ‘0 3 12
lowing his car suddenly into the driie ' points. Rails also were inclined to
,w" of the CQIuflbin Hold with tho’ yield, uith moderate recessions in
1mm“. a“: the ml which 1'“ . le othei 1m cstment shares. Further
1ovcrtumod completely. and pinned the Wm“ 1“ °f Pm“ “WW "I.“
.51; “cumn'g lichen“: the frame l the1 end 01‘ the first half hour

Persons 11110 were near the scene oil 31' ALL STREET Noon ~Substan
the mishap at the time, rushed to 11111211111 burns order! would in the

room of th helplous \letlnis. H.111. declining movement of the first hour,

pulled this mncbine away. All of (ht-5:71“) resultant rallies. American
;pitrty suflered minor cuts and bruises Smelling. Moxican Petrolouni, Call
:and a. severe shaking up. uid it “as totnia Pebdleum. Texas Company.
moaned 11.1.. morning that one of the Great. 21101111111111 Ore, United States
,3'oung ladies suffered a fractured ”111,11“er Columbin a” "a Corn pm.
and 11111111111 11 broken 11051211111. Dot ducts Common and Preferred resin
'lty was 111111 .1 into tho Columbia Hotel,’ lewd gains of 2 to 4 points Coppers
and medical aid was rendered its soon, as a whole mode 19“ recovery than
‘35 905511’191 lother active stocks. and ti'nding in
" wax ”id ”“3 morning, m“ the thou: issues “as on :1 ion inpmsaiic
thody or “1" car was torn completely. scale U. S. Steel lit-id strong. but
.nuay front the frame and reduced to. indepfndent induttrials dam“, m“
11 heap oi Hrap 1111 a result of the their irregularity.
"th The engine did not appear to! Declaration 01‘ an extra dividend on
1” damaged “fin" inasmuch as the Central Leather strengthened that
imam")? ‘8‘ run out 0‘ the roadway. s'tmk Then- 511111 little in rails.
flunder 1“ min WW" by a witness 0‘ ‘ "hilc 7'; again featuietl the bond list,

. tltt1 aliait.
“1111211.“ 1111 drlvct oi the machine and ”comm“

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tlosing four points
231‘.

;iln1 111m- of tht1 accldnt, or not. eonldl WALL STREET' 1:30 I" m "'U '

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Jnostril-rod variable gninn. but use:

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YOR BALE MODERN TWO FAM
0111111112, all improwments, on trol- l
1.13 littr, upper Main strwt Very;
(1'15): terms, little cash required. in- -‘
dune Keogh & Candcc, Attys. South
Morhvnlk or Tel. 53’- "

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lilo). 463, South Norwulk.

031 3t:

AUCTION an: 2

.tll (if the household goods, tables”
1‘nti11. turnitunc, besides second hand
(1.01m 11nd Huh,plumbt1rn supplies onl
“ttlnrsduy, Nov. 2211th a. IL. hit
1111 home of \its. Ititr3' .lti3',nc Leroy.
httrictt. 1

E. T. BATES l
Auctioneer;

 

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or write P O. and forwarded monthly.

TO LET STORlv‘
Washington 51ml
Main atrcct or 'plionc (‘10. ‘1

:07 EAST ply in person.
inquire1 tit 64 So." (‘ ., 134 Washington street, city.
1131

The White l-. 11 ctric

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111.115 11.1 pmpu‘ly a“ 1m..- mum-111.1; wurwmsr CLASS 1.111.111
The l.:i\\‘- :dry work, also mending. Satisfaction
ron111.-'1111'1n(y. 115 South 11111111 street, guaranteod Fancy uorlt a specialty.
S uth Nttl‘Wlllk. .ddr1ss"‘L11.undry' (.l'e oi Semitic-L
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LOST. “
WANTED—Gilli. 0R MIDDLE
Tuesda) evening. 11 black carriage‘agfid person to do light housework
nob? bctw 111111 11... South Mrwalk 31.; 74 Winfield street. East Norwalk.

tion and the \\ est Rocks Road. Ro-
‘wnrd ii 1"1turncd to the uptown Senti WANTE°*A GOOD MAN FOR

not other, 130 W all street, Norwalk. grocery wagon Stcnd3 position. lien-
”17 3- ry llurrls,Fir11t stro1'1t,Eaat \‘orunlk

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lhe Reed 81"Volk

Electrical Co.

Tho Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRIC“: SHOP.
’ ‘ In the Town
'AUTO SUPPLIES

Phono 805—50 So. Null 8!.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Bk.

 

 

 

 

 

IAWOOfilBi‘dtBOWBl‘SOCk

Attorneys at Law

PATENTS

A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Officc’

F. H. Bowersock 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building. uxs Han
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On PM

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White Pine Compound
Willi Tar

' For That Cold of You“
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TAILORED SUITS
and
‘1 REMODELING or FU1RS
. by. _
’ New York Ladics' Tailor

G. ROCKOFF
' ix North Main I

We Also Do Cleaning and
Pressing

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For tip-Mate Sol-vied Coll
. ' FRED 111. among

funeral Binom- nnd Embli
Men m Initiation

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LlEU'l‘. HARMONY?!
K511131139 IN BATTLE
1.0m, new. 21.119111 Rooter.
met-ell now add. 1.111111. the How
ornblo Ward M Tudor Bum
worth, in: boon mflfl We. 30
gm n m o! tad -Wflo.
owner at in. when.“ “thin air

‘ Mill

The Gotham“ Co

'; District tit. least live. day‘s betore said

1 WANTED-MAN FOR ROUTE A'i'
'once. W. 1.. Bean, liit Educ Milk
Dairy, 30 Van Zuni street.

 

WANTED— HUNGARIAN
dcslroti position.
,nnd plain ecoklng.
lillll Rood.

GIRL
can do homework
Inquire 278 Flu
1120 at
WANTED-15!” (MASS MECHAN-
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PAINTING — PAPERuHANOINO
decorating, painter'l supplies: wnu
piper. up—to—dnte utyiu. lowest prim
Intimates cheerfully given. Trill or-
IIra solicited. Tel. 400, flounder

White. 61 1- 2 Ely nvonuo nil!

 

REPAPER ' YOUR HOME i
FOR THANKSGIVING

with some of the exquisite new
idea wall coverings we chow ex-.

 

 

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clusivcly. There is still time it "1
you act at Once. Sp come and WANTED;
Choose from our sample books; First Clan polishers and

gampflgeathg "fiemafiéwrlbufim familiar with cut and
e n u P “1 a color work on either out da or
ghyszgfinflgtmgmfiy‘“is!“ shift. First class progosi-
guests. itionc. No labor trouble. Apply

{immediately American Grapho-
aphone Company, Employment
Office, Cherry Street, Bridgeport,

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“BUILT "nwmum _ L. “l Fm FREIGHT ”"3 T0 "In .
1: mi‘ th. Unsung: you
emotion. iii 0 p i - -
“has, M routed 1'0th bolt lava Pitt 27 [.1

River, Now York (foot of comm.
8t.) every day except Stand”, It I n
inhalant "aim at NM 1. on
So. m.nndnt8¢uin Nomlklsh
5:39 o. m. ’ .
George F. Pooh. mm“ “at.
m: mums .1. mm on
DORTATIDN LINE. hi.

iepnired. Rooms. :1
our ninth. Machine!
cold It 85- per month
JAG. DONNELLY
i! Booth min snout. doom. NM

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ORDER OF NOTiCE
District of Norwalk, as. ., Probate~
Court November 21. A. D.,1916.
Whereas”? ’wriiten applicalion has ‘
been mode to this Court {or adminis-
tration of the estate of George 'N. Mc-
Kibbin, late of Norwaik in Said Diu-
ti-ict. deconsed.

Ordered, "That said application be
heard and dot: mined it the Probate
(nice. in Norwalk, on the 23th day of
November, 1916.":t 11 o’clodk» fore: _
noon; and that public notice thereof .
be given to all, pardon: interested
therein by publioliiu thin ordegio n
newspaper having a. circulntion in ‘nid‘

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inu. in: with. learning.
tun SHIRT minions.

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citmamu “£231 rad limos. ,

Christmas trees to: birds in n m _
geition or the Colombo! 10.: .1111!» '
lion moiety. The suitor: m that j
nil bird 1min doom-nu men in
may on common with ulna. cum
out 1111! other "mm,” to tho bird:

 

OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACE-p

E11111 h tit—finitely determined iron thet

i1111a;111 lntut'mation which could be
gaimd this morning. 04er from tho
Daricn authorities or from witness“
of tin1 mixup.

Ferris Find ‘25 and Com
Alcxandt- 1' Perth. chuuflcur for M.
lnroque. oi the firm of CbotoMitchcll-
humane oi \‘cw Y'otit City. who figur-l
1111 in an uutomo‘oilt1 accident in Dari
en lartl- Friday night. on: arraigned
bciorr Judge Sliercr lti Dark-n. roster--
dny, and “in lined 825 and costs tor;
his part in tho mixup Attorney
Japan T. Dunbar, who represented
Peril-1 111 1111 action, immediately tip-
pealed thee case, and Mr Frrria was‘
released under $160 cult 1101.165
The accident linppcncd Friday oven-
ing, max 1110 railroad atntion. Two
nulomObllc truck: had come together.
on the turnpike. and Ferris, dririugl
the lnroquc limoslnc with Miss Lam
qtto as a panscnger crashed into the
wrecked trucks. titer he had been
blinded by tho lights of another mn-
chliio which had utoppod near the no
cident. firm -1w1ui nmted on the
charge of reckless driving. 1

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A low ticket! 111m main unsold,
tor the toatimonlnl dinner to Horn ll.
J Hill on Thursday evening. Coven
will be spread for five hundred out!
nearly that number of tickets hon.
been diapoicd of.

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whammy Bernard "The Prince in
a I‘uwnshop" tit the Palnco tonight.

 
 
 

.at the Pal-co. Wodneédny.

lunch. Mrs. Anus. Byrd, Tuncumbiu.

.1 col's duplication oi its record price
129 and gains of three. to four
points in Sunnis wore noteworthy
lectures oi the less active mid-sex.
nion. improvement extended to other
important stocks, including Shipping
issues,

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HOSPITAL NOTES.
Benjamin Lune. of 112 Watcr street,
was admitted yesterday.
Frank Middleton, of 13 Third
street, was admitted today.
John Rowland of Rnymond street,
dicd this morning.

--Chnrlie Chnplin in “The ‘l‘iremnn”

 

 

 

The Lndien' Auxiliary oi the Elia
will hold A meeting this evening at
its home on South Main streot. All
members nro roouontod to be present .
an important business will be con-
aldercd.

 

TOOK THE HURT OUT OF HER

 

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8.1.. Benedict

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It you want to make the
making oi the Thanksgiving
dinncrasinr thcnbynflnano ,
get at Stamford rang: to cook
it with.

Some of the finest Thanks—
giving dinners ever eaten in
New England were cooked on
Stamford ranges.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The Light Eight—Type 441

thompa ctness -—- strength -— accossibility —— cx-V
tremc lightness—by thoughtful engineering
are united to the rear axle design.

The axle is of the floating type with a I
housing of pressed steel. .

,Pricc of the car, f. o. b. factory, $1195.
‘Dcmonstration at your own time and plum:

73 N. Main St.

 

 
 
 
 

 

Physicians upon more cases at
kidney trouble among women thnii

Aim. writes: "i was down with in:
back so I could not stand up more
thin but the time Foley Kidney
Pills took all of the hurt out. They
no the best kidney pills i ever too.

Rheumatic pains. swollen nnkles.
backnclio. stilt joints. sore m'uacles.
11nd Ileep disturbing bladder nilinants
indicate dllorddud kidneys. Foley

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lot. so little money!

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_ 1111...... $19 .511 111111111

Victrola 0111111

Tlilnk of getting a genuinc Vict'rola,
and Victor Records oi your own geldction,

.1VictrohlV-«~-515. -
Six 10-inch l

‘ 75cdouble~hced .-
Victor Record! _ I

' $19.50 '3'

loci like coming in and getting this
‘ Victroh outfit for your home right now?

fem 11.11 1.1.511... 31.111.21.11
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Flannelette and Serpentine Crepe Kimonos in a large vh-
riety of styles and colors. ‘_
Plain and with Japanese or floral designs, tyimmed'with not-
in bands or ribbon trimming; made in Empire style, or
shin-ed at yoke and me at the waist. ‘

Medium and extra large sizes. Prices range from

, $1.00 to $2.35
Short Flannelette KimonOs ......................... 59¢ .

Long Kimonos of Japanes: silk in beautiful floral pattern.
trimmed with plaited ribbon or. with shadow lace, in Em-
pire style, or with Shirred yoke and fanCy co’rds to match,

: 1 $8.98”

J. I MALLETTE

South Nor Hulk.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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A lovely 81111132 Necessary

Georgette c Creple D: Chine, Satin, Fine Laces

-; plaid and stripe oii‘ecu, also whitrnnd debit.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Steam Dying 8! Cleaning Co.

.Formerly known no Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 1! Meaning Co.
silk Drona, Gloves, Binnie“. Ind Lac; Curtain: Giganed.

it: LYNGE, Prop. ,
24.9 State Street » —BR1DGEPORT—-

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

.tuine depends upqp the Blouse she is wcaring.

 
 

With every Suit or Coat

When a woman takes off her coat or even opens it
Mfthrowsjack the floats, the entire success of her cos

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Never were there more beautiful Bloom than these 0!"

New 1111111111...” sleeves.

 
 
 

Solid colors and pretty

There in olibonl rouge afghan 11‘. entry model.

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