Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 19, 1917 · page 11

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WANTED.

WANTED— BOTTOM FINISHEl‘Rzi
in brush wheels. Apply immediately.
inounsbury, Mathewson & Co.
Sit—:7.

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply with reference at
gm. South Main strcet. 319 3?

 

 

 

WANTED~I’OSII‘ION BY A LADY
ethnographer who has had experience
tin manufacturing concerns and law oi”-
iice york. Very rapid and accurate. Ad
(tress “1‘” wire oi‘ Sentinel. jl9 3t

 

WANTED-~A YOUNG LADY
teacher for a foreign young man to
teach English language, must have
1 title experience. Address A, eare 99n-
tine].

WANTED~BRIGIIT BOY IN 0F-
iiee. Good pentnansltip necessary. Ex-
(elient opportunity with good pay, in—
«iuding 10 per cent bonus. II. Jacob
Sons, shoe manufacturers, Belden
Noru‘nlk. 1'19 3t

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WANTED—FEB. 10TH RAILWAY
mail clerk examinations in Norwalk.
:‘tmnnenee $7.; month. Sample 'ques—
uous‘ free. Franklin Institute, Dep't.
LRli, Rochester, N. Y.

 

WANTED—"A GOOD JERSEY COW.
‘resh inilker, Address 65 Lexington
avenue. jl7 3t
WANTED-*AGENTS AND REPRE-
reulatites‘. Russell system, New H8
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WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS ON
Singer sewing machines. Good pny,
steady \rork, S. Harper, 55 Day street,
:‘iouih Not-walk.

WANTED-~OLD FALSE TE l’l‘ll.
ilon't matter it broken, I pay $1 to $5
per set. Mail to L. Sinner, 2007 S. Fifth
:-lreet. Philadelphia, Pa. Will send
«ash by return mail. 3'9 12L

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WANTED—dill“. FOR
“\Vol‘ii. sitziourunlwr preferred.

 

OFFICE

OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH.
ines, pay while” lenrning

(Illicit, Peabody
81 C0,, inc.

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not limit

District. of Yorwalk, ss. Probate
(tou‘Ft, January nun. 1)., 191,7.

 

"Estate of Annie Balozh, late of Nor~

walk, in said district, deceased.

The court of probate for the dis—
tl'iCi of Norwnlk. hath limited and al-
ion'ethix months from the date here:
of for the creditors of said estate. to
exhibit for the claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be. cur-hurred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to

(‘. W. STAPLES,
Administrator

 

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Any .lunk
3“” S. latte

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Classified...... . .
Advertisements ‘

It You Have i”

Wants. Tout, For Sale, ”
BuSiness and Professional
Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.

on iii! page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times. 50. 1 week
$1.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.

 

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TO LET.

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non SALE. ‘

{ Foe sue—House s ROOMS,
leiectric lights. City water. House, 3
, To LET—~THE STORE on sonnet-"ears 016- .M‘m sell it at once on
mm STREET, NOW OCCUPIED Bvficmu’" 0‘ 1“"955- Reasonable offer
Tun sennar e ierinNSON 00.! 3‘” "*‘fuse‘i Alli”.v ‘0 28 (‘liff street.
wnn. BE FOR RENT FROM ”31145011111 Norwatk. 3'19 o
1, 191.7. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL on, "—
PORTUNI'I‘Y To SECURE A val F°R SALE‘HOU‘SE» SIX ROOMS.
LARGE STORE In A MOST DESIR-I “9cm“ “3‘"5- Cit-V imm- Trolley
ABLE mention. J. IRVING Din ““5595 “0‘”- lfirge garden. No reason-
nm. Ht) WSASH‘iNG'l‘ON STREET. t‘m‘e we" refused‘ Make an offer ('.
1H. Allen, Wilson avenue, South Nor-i
iwalk. t
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To LET—~5 ROOMS AT 12 CHEST-l BEST PRICES PAID Foé,

 

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nut street. Second floor. Improve; JUNK
(manta. Inquire. F. ‘D. Lawton, 40 Bu’y-I Send Postal or Telephone.
view avenue. L. EFFRON. ' i
. 5 I'E‘mivan St. East Norwalk.i
WANT56~A nor non SHIPPING ”he" [906' T"" 19°6' '

 

 

 

Dept. Applications must be in writing, u sififriiéfwam in,
stating age and references. J. S: J.

Cash, Limited.

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'ro LET—«STORE 'ro RENT 0.x"
li’oodword ave. Apply at Royal Gro-
cery store. 22 Southblaln street. jttt 31

TO LET STORE AT 20': EAST
Washington street. 4 room apartment,
39 Chapel street, Norwalk, also 5 '
room apartment, 219 East Washington
street, met Norwnlk. Inquire at. 64 So.
Alain street on “phone 60.

To LE;T~S’I‘ORE IN MAHACKIC-

 

 

mo Ilot'el block. l~‘orinerly occupied by
It‘. 4. Lane, Inquire of William A. Grit-
tin. Jr.. or Russell Frost.

 

i To LFJ—«li‘iVE ROOMS WITII IM-
‘provements, 2 minutes from trolley.
‘Rent cheap, inquire after (i p. m, 23

Elizabeth street. ill; (3'.

 

TO LET“IJOI“T IN SWARTZ &
Corbett block, containing 5,000 square
feet of floor space. with light on all
sides. 0M freight elevntor service,
steam heated. For further particu-
rlars, apply at. the office. of The Old

iWell Cigar Company.
] T0 LET—5 noon FLAT, 71 cu-
dnr street. Back of store, 74 Washing.
ton street. Roodner‘s Hall for lodge _
purposes. A. (i. Knorr. phone 872-3. :
3 TO LET—G ROOM COTTAGE, ALI.
improvements. lowrenee street. Ap»
' ply to R. Joselovsky. Water street, or‘
("we avenue. East Norwnlk. (I29 it
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‘ WNTED-»REINT. FAMILY OI“
two adults would like cottage of 6 or
7 rooms. or an apartment by April
1st. Rent, about $35 or $40 per month.
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LOST—AN AUTOMOBILE ROBE
between West Washington street and.
Water street. Please return to A. R. '

 

 

 

It owners of such property will cont-i1
municnte with me, I will have party;

see them.

 

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. Ask John T. Haves
' 7 MAIN ST. NO’RWALK.

neat Estate—Insurance

 

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t. 152 East ave, Norwmk. j18 8t ,,

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" FOUNDwA i‘ARRIAGE ROBE 0N,
Sunday evening. Apply Sentinel.
1 FOUND-prime. OWNER MAY
‘have some by paying for advertise-
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tnent. Call or write. Leslie, Banks, 42
Fifth street. j19 3.

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F'iUNDudN AUTOMOHJ‘Z ROBE
by fire South Norwalk Library. Owner
may have. some by previnfz property

and paying charges. Dr. Clausi, 4

 

 

 

'37 Fort Street. Eur Norah.

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BUSINESS NOTICE. i

'miaery end. after tang}; a dose
“Papa's Cold compound" every tn;

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mains will be buried in the Union

 

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Wape'c'Coid‘Cmounu" Eudora
or Grips: in a Few Hour:
You cold will break and all

hours until three doses are. taken.
It.

ning, relieves sick headache, dillness,
feverishness,
soieuess and witness,

Don‘t stay stoned-up! Quit blowin
and snufilingf

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such prompt

compound," which cost! only 25 centyt
It acts without-

at any drug store.

assistance, tastes nice, and causes no

inconvenience. Accept no substitm.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Mrs. Lewis Wheeler.

lirs. Harriett Wheeler wife. of Lew;
[m \x’heeler, died in Westpurt.

nieht. aged fortythree years.
Wheeler is survived by a husband
and one son. The funeral will take
place from her home, 22 Elm Grove
t’tt't‘t‘t, Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Re»

’Coatf for Men and Young Men
‘ $10 -and $15

Former Value $15

xiwyfime
m seven-months-otd daughter of Mr. and‘ this morning at 9 o'clock fromhem The funeral 0‘ Captain 5““ -‘
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your opens flogged!» ,
air muses intheh‘

‘stops nasty discharge or nose
sore throat, sneezing,

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Ease your throbbing
head—nothing else in the world gives 4

last ,
Mrs. ‘

‘ Greater Price, Reductions

ACOBY’ p

153 Washington Street

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Final-a! ‘ ‘ . '
of In. Melnemey. ion cemetery,£oy,ayton.“ .t.

The funeral mice; 0! . . - ‘-_ ~
the Mrs. Winifred Homer-nay “7:: “'19 Funnier Civil"! BM

' Gertrudefirene MacPhail.
irons MaePhail,

. tines MacPhail, a! Highland Mary's Church. Rev. Walter niclriBYiebee wuheldthiaaflemoond. '
died yesterday afternoon.,Crann omciated and interment was«°’clock from the home of his an“;
Funeral services will be held tomor- Loco, Alcohol. International Paper Miss JellieA. Byxbee 12 t1 ‘
row rooming from the late home. ln- ei‘s nere John oardeira, Patrick Mar nue. East Not-w lk I ’ on:
terment will be in Riverside Cerise-15m“, Thomas Fitzgerald and James'tanded . a . t was largely at,
tery. and Interment was in the Nor.

iMchmy. , s .
Mrs. Sarah J. Conklin. ‘Funem or Miss Taylor Lwalk “mm"-
Iii”. Sarah J.‘ Lonklin, 'widow ofi The funeral of Miss Rose Marie; ...
@‘fiolgecmfilzmwi‘sfin‘gfin “fig: Taylor, daughter of M}. and Mrs. Fred-
6 was 'flf-tyeight years old and is‘el'iCk “3’10?- 01' 15 Quintard avenue“
\'l\-‘ed by on son, James L. Conk- will be held Saturday afternoon froml
D~ “new services will be held the latehome. Rev. Frederick A. Cote-j

‘i‘jtft'om her late home, Sunday after- . nfllci t and th funeral will
130011 at 2:30 o‘clock. Interment at man Will I e e

i Merside cemetery.
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TheMoeranitary Market in Connecticut That 001d
All Kinds of Fresh, Salt and
Canned Fish ‘
OYSTERS, CLAMS, ESCALLOPS.
GREENPORT OYSTERS

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

'Phones 103 and 109.

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relief as “Papa's Cowl Linonine has an enviable reputation
:as a preventative for the serious ail-
ments that frequently follow la grlppe
rand colds, Even bronchial coughs

[yield to its great healing properties.
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Free Delivery.

 
 
 

Than' Evernat

for Lathes and Misses

Former Value $18 to $25

‘ to $22.50

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NOTICE
cumyovnwr -— wants is:
"ridmnfl call in Ind lee Madurai
t'rrr, one will tell you Mum-thing to:
your advantage. «min 7 homes;
:92: “'t'tinn m. ”flipper! Conn.

 

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West Washington street. ‘
We Deliver ,AllOver Town 1
RED OAK COAL ‘
iBu. No. 2 Nut .........\. $1.00‘
2 Bo. No. i Nut ..... $1.2.r
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
. Pawan St. E. Not-wall:
TCI. 44!. 'T‘e‘ An I
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