Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 27, 1917 · page 10

 

 
 

 
 
 

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Cords.

WANTED. I TO LET.
wnuveowrnuu HAND. CARE:

of cows and ganden. Geo. Foote,
pf—am boat dock Shelli Norwalk

CD.

Wants, To. Let, For Sale,
Bmincss and Professional

0B Ill-ll 9.2:. Twenty-Five Words ' or
Less. 25c. Three Times,
tun. Black!“ «Cap. Bookie Price.

T0 LET—6 ROOM HOUSE \\ l'l‘li‘
all the latest improvements at No. 9 pcrtunily to purchase a well payingt
IBurritt avenue. Inquire H. Kreiger & and 01d established cafe.

NOTICE

State of Consultant, figs of Con-
misaioner on domestic animals.

Rules concerning dogs in the city of
Nor-walk.

Whereas, a rabid dog’has recently
been at large in the city of Norwalk.
having bitten or come in contact with
other dogs, thereby exposing persons,
dogs and other animals-to the con--
tagious disease known as rabbles, and
to protect the public therefrom,‘ the
undersigned commission on domestic
animals, by virtue of. the authority
given in Chapter 170' of the Public

 
 

Miscellaneous Ads.

 
 

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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONAL 0P-

 

 

Selling on

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scoring roles in this half.
got away from Leonard once or twice
however, and succeeded in casing two
easy shots, and one long toes from the
center of the floor during the last
period. The other when of the
visiting team found themselves guard-
ed so completely that they could not
even keep the ball in their possession
once they got hold of it. Jack Inglis,
although a bit stouter than he usually

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Grimstead

mZ‘l 31 faccount of other business interests.

 

 

WANTED—A XQUNG HUNGAR-
1:111 couple, no children, would like a
position with a- family.
do cooking and general housekeeping.
Man can do caretnkibg of ploperty.
street,

Address 10 Madison
E‘COI'u'aIk, Conn.

WANTED—POSITION AS (‘IIAUF-
four. Neat appearnce, reliable and able
to drive any/car. 2 years’ experience,
also able to make necessary repairs.
\l'ritc 12‘. Smith, I; lloward stract, East.

Noru'nlk.

" WANTEO~BOY
neilk wagon.
Must live in
bright,

East

Good pay,
Norwalk.
271 East avenue.

Woman can

To WORK ON'
short hours.

T0 LET-2ND FLOOR, 4 ROOMS, 807 Danbury, Conn.
No. 3 Henry street, South Norwalk.}
lat floor. 5 rooms, No. 245 East ave-l
‘ nue. Mrs. S. A. Youngs. 241 East ave-
nue. .ln27 3t

workers, one driving horse,
Farm. \l'cst Nor-walk. Tel.
59-2.

 

South
1 To LET~5 NICE ROOMS 0N
'first floor. with gas, water and toilet.
Large back yard to raise chickens or
garden at 282 East avenue, East Nor.
walk. Inquire on premises or phone
866-3. m2? 3t

FOR SALE~S. C.

Rhode Island Red eggs. Inquire
Edward Parks, 8 1-2 Elm Grove street

 

To LET—HOUSE 'I‘O RENT, 21‘.
West avenue, Norwaik. Rent :50 at
month; Sixteen rooms and bath. Keys
at Golden's real estate office, Wash-

”? 1.. reasonable. Phone 856-4.

iFor full infolmatiou write P. 0 box
11127 31

FOR SALE—THREE GOOD FARM
horses, 1,200 to 1,400 lbs. each, good
Stewart
Nurwalk
11127 St

WHITE LEG-
horn eggs for setting. Also 8. C.
of

11127 3t

FOR SALE—WHITE vL‘OIlLlE 006’
11127 3t animals.

 

11127 31 inglon streak South Norwnlk Conn.

l FOR SALEwOR T0 RENT IN NOR

 

WANTED—0N PRIVATE PLACE.
11::111 to assist with general work, one
Also woman for up-
Muir‘s work, and laundry. Hoyle, Brook.

horse, two cows.

\idc avenue, marten.

M

T0 LET—ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE walk. House, 8 large looms. All 1111-
house, 6 rooms and bath, all llilmOl.‘ provemcnts. Large 10‘.
lucnta. Good location. Apply on garage. Telephone 362-
premlaes. No. 2 St. John street, East
Norwalk.

11126 (if

 

FOR SALE—A 1014 TEN HORSE

power Stanley Steamer runabout.

 

WANTED—LOT 0R

lzand for garden purposes.
93 Lexington avenue. 11127 3

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WANTED-n5 LOADS 0F HORSE

2 ACRES OF‘
Ncur

and (on manure. Tel. 1956.

To LET—STORE AT 44 WATER Kerosene burner. Condition of car
street, also loft nt 40 Water street, “"d 9‘1““me perfect
South Norwnlk. lnqulrc ofladward kind of demonstration. Price $1211
Flu-roll 24 linviland strt,cc

,cen-

 

T0 LET~3 ROOMS AT 73 CEDAR FOR 8ALE«FAMILY .
sly-mt. 1mm“, on News... 0, phone with one-half acre of land on West

 

WANTEDls-ONE 2

iiculurs.
1111c, Elm Nor\\'ulk.

i-2~4 H. P. GAS—
()Iille engine. Answer stating full pur-
F. Swanson, 15 Plan

370, my; 3t Norwalk Road near Conllectictlt Turu~
pike. Must. be sold at once to close

To LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, estate. Smnll amount of cash requir-
in good condition. Large plot of 9d. balance on mortgage. Inquire
ground. Near Noroton railroad sta- Keogh & Cnndoe. Ants. United Bank

 

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WANTED~BRIGHT GIRLS FOR
picking room. Good pay and 10 per
11. Jacob & Sons,
avcnuc,

cent. bonus.
manufacturers, llcldcn
1:le k.

SA LESWOM EN
for a dry goods store in tho Not'lmlks.
Experience not necessary.
Saicswonton, cure of Sentinel oilicc.

WANTED-TWO

WANTED—vYOUNC
le man on route.

1‘38 Washington strcci,

waik.‘

WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH.
Don't matter if broken. I pay one to
Send by parcel
post and receive check by return mail.-
L. Man-c , 2007 S. 5th street, I’lliladelo

ten dollars per set.

phia, Pa;

WANTED—TO BUY
of cattle. Best prices

 

 

wires for calves ll. Friedman, 35 Ely (3,03,, street

. nvenuc. Tel 1151.

9—“... #1.“... ”w.

EXPERIENC’ including range. and furnace.
Borden Milk 9°" moderate. inquire 84 Woodward avc-i Wood slrcc'.
South I‘m" one. Telephone 473-3 and 365-4.

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pnld.

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tion. Rent :15. Address box 32 No- building. Tel. 535-2.
rolon Heights. 11126 St

 

CRESCENT
Doing a good business. For

FDR SALE-THE
Laundry.

 

siloo
Nor- ‘
11126 3t

T0 LET~~OR FOR SAM-2,
91 Cedar street. Opposite
ton school. Eight rooms $12 per Alslyne. proprietor,
month. inquire Hnyca‘ Market, North ml“-

'Mnin street.

HOUSE,

38 Buyview ave-
n12ti 3t

 

FOR SALE~~A MARION AUTOMO-
TO LETo—TWO FLOORS 0F bile, which is in 11 first class condi-
m26 2t? three room each, bath, gas and one tion. (‘au be used its an ul‘. round car
floor. four room, all improvements, dullwiil answer the purpoat for jitnl‘)’.
Rent For further particulars apply to 26
Phone 810. clty.

 

 

1 FOR SALEHSMALL FARM.
I‘M. acres of good land, fruit, 2 Wclls, born,

 

 

To LET»-8 ROOMS, ALI.
pmvcmcnts on line of trolley. inquire 6 room house.
.‘I Elizabeth street. Telephone 1210-2. North l-‘uirficld uvcuuc.
walk.

South

 

voter—smote rou .tu'l'ouo. -~
bllcu. south Mniu street, opposite FOR SALE-BEST SAND
Clifford Hotel. inquire. llartls & Guns, ‘ at M 1. Mngucr's homestead.
“’nif‘r street, South Not-walk. 311311". '
KINDS? _. ~ ~-——-—- FOR SALE—AT

Extrut To LET~JDWER I‘I 00R, N0 1" furnished room house.

Tcl.

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A SACRIFICE
7rooms com-
REM $13 10 8111-111 lam lpletely furnished and upright piano.

12° 1‘ in New plumbing. paper and ltaini- Will sell cllcap Inquire H. N. No 11,

 

. "me‘ garden, flu“ Inquire on prom Haviland street, after 6: 30 p m.

 

 

tens or Harriet Hoyt Barnes, Meridcnw

 

'Conn. Telephone 42. ‘ FOR SALE—A VIOLIN OF THE
WAN Tl f ~—-—-—— ilzlte Thomas \‘lllagt" also 8 ”0”“
TO LET~LARGEST01U9 7‘3 NO- cello. Apply at 106 South \lnln

Iblnin street, South Norwnlk. Inquire street

 

WANTED-‘\1A.\' 'l()_ REPAIR SEW-

!ng machines.

OPERATORS ()N‘

JEWI‘VG MM H'flights and both.

Ines, pay while learning

L WANTED—GIRLS TOR I’RESSING

and folding soft shirts.

Clllclt, Peabody
& Co... Inc...

'nt. United Grocery Co.

IF u-

 

:pritatc family. steam heated, electric. 5135 a seuing Baby chicks.
use or telephone Fouls, 9 Van Zant street, Enst Nor-f
11.0 minutes' walk from centel Phone walk .
1423-.3 -1
FOR SALE —— ASH BARRELS,.

TO LET”STORE 207 WASHING": lincd with galvanized iron Last lifel
ton street East Nomalk. Apartments thne' Three shes. price_ 25c up South
209 Washington street East Norwalk! Norwalk Oyster mes Co., 140 Water
Innd of Chapel street, Norwalk. In- ., stteet.

gquire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.

 

 

 

 

I FOR SALE-—IN SOUTH
Nut-walk, nicely located doub‘c
house, " rooms each side, With

I
all modern improvements. Rent
or Tel. 550

I

i To LET——-1 APARTMENT AT 65
~ Spring street,“ .1 rooms on second floor
:with improvements. Inquire of Mrs!
IR. Tarlov, 16 Grove street,

 

 

" :2: i For further particulars "and Author“ on “was Disordefs 5 Rowan St. East Norw'aIk‘.
LOST. “—“l ‘ . .' .
FLOST—IFOCKETBOOK IN Jl'runrl BUSINESS NOTICE E Ask JOllll T. "am y y Tel' 19°5’ Tel. ‘9°5"‘
_ between Normal}: and South Norwalk. ‘ FERRIS AND TULLY—-U\KBREI: I MAINl 8g. INOR‘NALKJ —— ~—~ -~ -»- t!
,s ,, d. tl'l ‘Wl'kl R
scram mica .. “it"é‘li‘iiitéipféiidi“ .1: ., a: -. “3"" Recommends a Spoonful at in! Salts In tllass of Water Before

 

”75312.

 

 

 

29 Day street, South Norwalk, 1

 

rington street,
Fairfield av cnuc.
en.
’ office.

 

 

LOST—SILVER CRAFT PIN WITH Conn
amethyst, lost between West‘ Wat-Ill?
Franklin street and.

Suitable lewnrd giv-
Finder please rcturn to Sentinel}

_‘ 1 trial.

 

Any Balker Motor 4 H. P. or over
1- III operate on kerosene fully as

l EKsKOSENE ATTACHMENTS:

F. F HUNTINGTON, D. C. ’
CHIROPRACTOR
Graduate Alive Palmer School or
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa. au-
nounces the opening at his office at

our 1mm. INJECTOR VALVE
THE BARKER FACTORY

 

 

 
 
 

Putnam avenue.

LOST—~POOKETROO-K CONTAIN [100 Washington street, over Peoples
ing small sum of money and regal-3 iTmSt Company. ,
. bonds with name on between South Office hours, 1042 a. m.,

‘ Norwalk Post Office and the Green
:Beturn beads to Catherine Walsh, 85 Telephone ‘53“ New York case. 2875 phone 32913

 

uovlcE—LTHAT enamels ‘lnsso
gouuj Norwalk Conn has moved his upholsterer's and cab-I.
2.5 p m met-making shop. in his own proper-
Sundays and evenings by appointment W at Hoyt and 8 Clark street. Allele]

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l
m24 at Broadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-f ...._. ’ l
side. W. F. Cmmfi 0.. Ph. 8. as- PAINTING. -' PAPER-HANGWG.

 

 
 
 
 
 

.. FOUW‘T‘A ROW BOAT THE During the year "ending with Jun

We" my have the same by Davin! 1916, when 298,826 lmml route
or the advertisement. Inquire B. F. rived—the
. derso‘n, 10 Fourth street, East Nor.

: decorating, painter’s supplies; wall,
9» paper. unto-dubs styles, lowest prices.‘

smallest number Glace tiers solicited. Tel 400.
1898~there were 38, 814 classified as White. :1 1.9 no, ovomve ,
.m24 3t impatience-1311211511, 26,792 as

Alexander

 

 

fruit, largeflw into effect. until July 1. 1917.

Will gilt? nnyt

Address “S," care of Sentinel. m26 3t ‘
. of their muzzles.

I
HOUSE ,

“'uslling- particulars inquire of llclenn A. Van,

4‘ lie Acts of 1906, pl'm'idcs as follows:
Inquire F. Wilcsk. 37 neglect or rcfusc to comply with
Nor- rules or rcnulmions mndc under
mrovisions of suction
'sbnll be fined not more
IN CITY. dollars.‘~'..,

11124 3t 36”! day of March, 1917.

m24 3t
l

m FOR SALE—FGGS FOR“. HATCH- X
To LET—"FURNISHED ROOMS: 'ing Barred Rocks and R I. Rcda.i
A. 'r.,

per month. Sale price $5,500. .

sell as with gasoline if provided with, '

3" Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-'-I

"conslructlon as to be absolute prooi'

Acts of 1907,11d chapter 55 of the Pub-I is played a fast we on the floor for

 

lic Acts of 1909, hereby makes and the Troy quintet, and won the ap-
p1 omulgates the following rules andlplause of the local fans on numerous
regulations for the confinement wdtocoasions
contlol of dogs in the city of Norwaik:

1. All dogs in the 'said city of Nor-i Norwaik
walk that are known to have been bit-j Smolick
‘ten by a rabid dog shall be forthwith
mercifully killed by the Dog Warden llolman
of the said city of Norwalk. ,

2. All dogs known to have been in ‘ Leonard
contact with a rabid dog, but not posit .
lively known to have been bitten by Ashmead
said rabid dog, and all dogs showing- -.
symptoms of rabies, shall be qual'dan Calder Grjmswad, Ripley!
lined in close confinement to the 1111- Field goals (NorWalk) Calder 6,‘
ccptauce 0" Mild dog uardm, until re Smolick 4. Ashmead 4, Holman 3
leased by the commission on domestic law” Muller 5, Grimstead 4, leery
l i. Inglis 1. Foul goals Holman ii, In-
glis 3.

right forward ’

left forward
Leary.
center

 

Grimsiead ‘

Stills

 

right guard '

 

 

 

3 No dog shall be allow 3d to go at
large in said city of \nrw,ulk from Refill-99 Tom
and after the date these rules shall'Buma.
ex!
muzzle of such

Thorn. Timer S.

 

Preliminary Game
in the. preliminary contest, the Mon-
tauks defeated the Novels by the
score of 28 to 12

ccpt it wear a wire

against the dog‘s biting. Dogs on
leaches while on public thoroughfares,
must also be muzzled.

4. liuntiug dogs while actually cu-
guged in hunting and accompanied by
the owner or lluntcr, may be relieved

 

DEATHS AND FUNERALS

__-—

Mn. A. C. Maxon.

Word has just been received here of
the death of. Mrs. A. C'. Illnxon, of_
Schenectady, New York, who has vis-
ited in South Norwalk 3 number of
times. Mrs. Moron was a relative of;
Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, of Chestnutl
street, South Norwalk. This is the]
third death within a month in birnj

Snyder's family. .
I

Joseph Dedonato. l

Joseph Dedonato, the two year old
child of Mr. and Mrs. George Dcdon-i
mo of 194 Ely avenue. died early thinl
morning. Funeral services will be;

 

5. The dog warden of the city of Nor-
wulk alnlll capture and tulle into his
custody ovcry dog in said city of Non
walk, not confined or controlled narco-
able to the foregoing, and shall im~
pound. hold, and kill such dog as is
provided by section 4 of said chapter 55
of the Public Acts of 1909.

6. These rules shall take effect at
seven o'clock in the forcnoon of Men»
day, April 2nd. 1917.

Authority

Sectionhc of chapter 35 of the Pub-
lic Act's of 1909, provides as follows:
“The Selectmen or dog wnrden may
kill or cause to be killed all dogs
which shall not be controlled or do-
strayed In accordance wltll such rules,
or which shall he found rubidhcr are
justly suspected of being rabid."

Penalty _
Section 1 of chapter 170 of tho Pub-

 

morning at 9 o’clock, and interment
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.

 

'Funeml of Mrs. William Huvler.

The funeral of Mrs. William Huyler
was held this afternoon from the into
home on Rowayton avenue, Rownyton.
and was private. Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church, officiated, and interment was
in the Union cemetery. Rowayton.

or
an

the
of this not,
tlllln 'scven

“Every person who slulll Violnlc

 

’ Mrs. Richard F. Millard.

Mrs. Richard F. Millard,
been ill for a fcwdaya, died at her:
home. No. 2 llcrwin street, this uoon.f
Funeral (arrangements will be madc'
later. ' i

Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this

JEFFREY O. PHELPS. JR.
Commissioner on domestic animals.

 

 

The lineup and score 101- '
,lows. i
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held from the into home Thursday Court, March 26.A. 11.1917.
Not-walk, in said district, deceased.

hlbit his administration account to
this court for adjustment, at the Pro
bate office in Norwalk, on the 3rd day
of April, 1917.
noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
the administrator will cause this or-
der to be published, In a newspaper
having a circulation
at least five days before said 3rd day
who has of April, 1917.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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no OUT OECAUSE l

FORGOT To Toucn
‘4 THIRD BASE We
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST

58 Wall Street. Norwnk.

KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.

‘Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.

GET A SQUARE DEAL.
To not be misled by designing ads.
There is a good market on all Junk

mm mum

 

goods I am the originator of the:
square deal idea. Get a good prim“
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate m all 300“" F

be sure the man who enters your:
xllnr, is reliable. I call personally.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
32 Van Zant Avenue. ’Phono 11325 -

Estate of Johanna Llnxweller. late of

Ordered. that the administrator ex-

 

 

at 10 o'clock, fore

in said district.

HENRY W. GREGORY,

'Judge,

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Want ads. brine. results.

 

 

 

 
 

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We Should Drink lots of Water and Eat less Meal, Says

 

Bmatiad to Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminate

llle title in!

Uric acid 111 meal: excites the? kidneys. they
become overworked get sluggish, ache, and feel
like lumps of lend)g ihe ulino becomes cloudy,
the bladder' is irritated. and you may be obliged '
to seek relief two or three times it ring the night.
When the kidneys clog yo I clp tl. cm flush
off the body’ a uriuous waste c ‘ on ’0 be a real
sick person shortly. All final; on Ifecl a dull"
misery in the kidney region
. backwhosiok. headache dkziness. stomach gels

sour. tongue coated and-.1 you leelI Irncum‘dtic
twinges iwben the who is bad

 

-‘_then act fine.

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

. llS , ill
EYS‘

bremkiast for a. few days and
This famous so
the at 1d of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and has
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to not-mill activity. also “Ito neutralize the acids "
in urine, so it. no longet' 18 a source of irritation. T
thus ending bladder weakness.
.. . Jed Suits 15 inexpensive.
‘ n delightl lclfervcs
everyone a ould‘ to;
I kid

THE SELECTION OF
SUITABLE WALL PAPERS
is an easy task here. We shop‘
so many varieties both in pat- ‘
terns and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet
requirement. And we can ,
any purse too. We carry paper.
yin every gradc,,so any price limb
yau may have set can be accomn
modated.

The Gotham Co:

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on Reliable .lllllk Finn. '

Best prices paid for all kinds &
Junk. Automobiles—a specialty.
Send postal or telephone.

I... EF‘F‘RON

 

Beef, iron 81* Wine

Tonic, Stimulant .ma appetizer.

' F. ‘H. BAXTER ’ "
Druggist

 

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your kidneys will ‘
to is made from

 
 
 

been used for generations .

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cannot injuremak
lithiu—‘vvate drink whine:
. d. then to lt‘eep the
Dr lie-here say
ubeliev in “0