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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 14, 1917 · page 7

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* ‘ Vivien-“rs 1.. Sale.
Business and Professional
Hands. Miscellaneous Ads.

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Less, 251:. fl‘hree'l‘irnee. so. I week
has qumubkl’m

AAA—NAN AM M‘A

_ WANTED. ' 1 TO LET. FOR SALE.

EARN—$5.00 TO $10.00 A DAY.. To LET—3245088 ‘0? 3 AND 4 FOR SALE—A 191’! FORD TED-R—
- em evergreens. roots and herbs iroom‘s each, with improvements. Tel. ing car'. Only run about 300 miles. In-
brings book and wai- prices 12“... 1965-4 and 473-3 84 Woodward avenue. quite at 10 Lawrence am: all 3;
_ are free. Botanical 13, New Hair, -. . - 814 31:
Conn. 11131 3t'. ‘ -' FOR SALE—R BEE -

; TO LET—A DESIRABLE HOUSE. ridge and runabolijit out]: 3:1?11153139

with all modern improvements, in at 6 Elizabeth street

good locality Also one or two piea-"I _ _.

sant furnished rooms with bath in FOR SALE—KITCHEN STOVE
small private family Inquire at 22 with water back, a small cylinder
Taylor avenue,V near Flax Hill Road. stove. Large grocer ice box, capaci

built 11’, 8 tubs of butter and a butter Scale,

: .
. , V - _ . all in first class. condition. 13' Eliza-
ANTED—A CAPABLE MAN T0‘ T0 LEV-MODERN HOUSE. 9 both street. Phone 1092V

the charge of our tenement house rooms With all improvements and SR?“ —.
rs, and to have charge of other 388 101‘ 2 cars, nerY papered and FOR SALE~BRONZE TURKEYS.
loyes. Raymond Bros. ., ,al.3 3t painted. soil. Willi: "B." care 54.300991. 1 Willow street, Norwalk. Telephone
._____._-_,___ tun-town, odice. 8.13 (it V1453.
MANTWMACHIVISTS. APPLY‘ —
England Motor Sales Co P. 0. To LET—3 LARGE ROOMS‘ FOR SALE~ROAN HORSE, GRAY
i ‘. 353, Greenwich, Conn. 13 Ct chicken Pun fruit and iarse garden. mare, 1,300 each. Guaranteed work-

Rent reasonable Inquire after 5 era. 1 1101-. term work. Stewart Farm,
o'olock,evenings. 11112 Howard street West Norwullr. Tel. 59-.2

b“‘~$v‘A-...A“i s ~.A¢b¢.‘n-«Au w.- “

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”WANTED-rOLD FALSE TEETH.
't matter if broken. I pay one to
11 dollars per set. Send byiparcel
. and naceive check by return mail.
:_Mazer 207 S 5th street Philadel-
Pa. 1

 

 

 

WANTED—4BRIGHT B01 TO DIS-

 

 

COAL $313113.

Ran ge-s

um even?
COOKING snap}

Only one range re-
quired for either or
both of the two fuels

ACombination of
CONVENIENCE
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
FOR SALE BY

CORJN. MAIN AND WEST .STS.

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We Have Reduced 011.1“.
Prices

 

 

hute mail throughout factory and
09. Must have good education and
-dation for advancement. No1wnlk
i & Rubber 00,1113 31

East Norwalk. 1
~~— i
To LET—~13 ROOM APARTMENT Car, 3150. Call 105 South Maiii‘atreet
at 64 Meadow street, Willi large yard Phone 1061. 1113 31
{in rear for garden Rent 514. For,
WANTED—To RENT itiOpEiiA'rE further particulars inquim or 0111;
911 house 111th large garden or one Well Cigar Co.
more acres of land near ti'zollei l -
dressS 2., care of Sentinel. 1113 31-, To LET—*EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
I,for 818,:1nd live rooms tor $10 Coi- BA‘RfiAlN—TWO
ANTED-«THOUSANDS GOVERN- lage street. East Nprwalk. ADDl)’ "1 good condition
lit jobs open to men and women Holder's Shoe Store. South Norwalk $110. Mason & Hamlin, 3130. Monthly
11 month. List positions free. ‘ . . 111331 payments if desired. The Alfred For
to immediately. Flfihklllh mm. " Piano Co. 85 North Main street,
, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. 1'. E To LET—ON CRESCENT TER- South Norwslk. Conn.’ l 1112 St
_ race, desirable house, all modern im-
ANTED—MACHINIST' OPERA- movements, near head or Washington
for Libby turiet lathe—«horizontal street. Telephone 1342 1112 3t
_VV-rring mill hand also machine paint- _ -
" 11‘.Higley Machine Co., South Nor To, LET—A 5 ROOM FLAT N0. 8
1112 at West street, also a small cottage on
Pine street. Apply to J. F. McMahon.
AND 56 West avenue. Phone 1345.. at? St
rners. Learners paid' while learn» ——-—- and in first class condition fully equip
a. Vg. Apply Mr. Jones Muller Gloria ’To LET—HOUSE TO BEAT, 24 ped Terms reasonable. Apply to M.
ills, 0,111 Fair Grounds, Norwalk ‘West avenue, Norwalk Rent $50 a S. llmrington. Eversley avenue.
1112 3t month Sixteen rooms and built. Keys 1112 31
f ; .. at Golden’s real 011th Office, Wash-f
:WANTED—BRIGH'I‘ BOYS. GOOD ington siwreei South Norwaik, Conn. ‘
portunity li’ satisfactory. Good pay; -‘11'lth sell starter and clec ric lights.
, 10 per cent bonus ll. Jacobs & TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,‘ in A1 condition. Price 5350. Can
3-118. 81100 manufacturers. Beldcn ave‘ private family, steam heated, electric pn' seen at Belward & Buttery'l
1 e, Norvialk. ' 812 3t lights and bath. Use of telephone, garage, rear NorWalk Hotel. 312 31
' M i 1110 minutes‘ walk from center Phone
V‘lANTEDwDRIVER FOR I‘ORD 14213 i
o delivery. One who has had mnrw
experience preferred. Modcrn‘
ket, 15 North Main street.

~...s .15.; 7.7.. . ,4...-
FOR; MLE—PARDQR STOVE IN
good condition. Price $4.1dqulrc at

:26 Second street East Norwalif.

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE-FOUR PASSENGER
touiabout, in good condition, adjusta-
hle seats for delivery, price rear-ions
ble. Telephone 1304-13. 111231

 

 

FOR SAEEr— summon ROYAL

ANTEiD .-— WEAVERS Mail Chevrolet, only run 3,000 miles,

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE-~II‘AMILY
. ~ in'lth one~hnii acre 01' land on Went
To LET»—ST(1RF 207 \\’ASHI\G' Nor“ all; Road near Connecticut Turn-
ton street East Norwalk Apartments pike. Must be sold at once to close
~ 209 Washington Elf-wt Efl'fit NOTWBlk‘cstate Small amount of cash requir-
WA‘NTEDr-vTO BUY ALL KINDS and. l)? Chapel street Norwallt Inr'od balance on mortgage Inquire
cattle Best prices paid. Extra unire 84 South Main street. Tel (10. {Keogh & Cnndce Attys United Bank
(1115 [or cah on H. Friedman, 35 Ely ’buliding. Tel. 535- 2.
11118. Tel.1151. 120 UV TO LET—1 APARTMENT AT 551 .
' __J> Spring street, 5 rooms on second floor: FOR SALE ._ ASH BARRELB
I with improvements Inquire of WW3 illned ivlib galvanized iron. Last lil'e
.R Tarlov. 16 Grove street 01' TEL time. Three sizes, price 2511 up. South
l75312' Norwalk Oyster Faims (30,140, Water
. ‘street.
. T0 LET-STORE AT di‘WA'l‘ERi
street, also 1011' at. 40- Water street,
South Norwalk. Inquire of Edward
Farrell, 24 Ilaviland street. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED-41 1\' TO 1111mm SEW- ”23 SALE“ RQOM HOUSE 0“

machines.‘ .
' rooted Lot 50x150 feet. 31, 600. For

“ ' particulars

Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
WReal Estate—Insurance

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

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OPERATORS ON‘ SEWING Maurie. V .
Day while learning. BUSINESS NOTICE.
Estimates cheerfully given on paint-
ing and paper hanging. Wall paper of
latest Style, John Hudak, 47 Benton
street, South Norwalk, Tel. 316-4.
Satisfaction guaranteed. all (it.

 

V WANTED—GIRLS FOR PRESSING
" (I folding solt shirts. '

GET A SQUARE DEAL.
To not be misled~by designing ads.
There is a good market on all 5111111;
goods. 1 am the originator of thei

ice
S??? gigg‘llsidea Ga 3 good pr or Hughes & Chapman dropped dead

lee: sure the man who enters your ”4‘19“” ““1““? afternoon. M’-

, I ll ersonallv , Hughes had been ill for some time‘
581‘“?! lgfifigg‘gflep NITHJNEY but felt so much better that John

‘2 Van Zant Avenue ,1phone 1132;, Baptist, secretary of the Hughes &

‘ Charlea J. Hughes.
Stricken while riding in an auto

nicbilo in Stratford avenue, Bridge

pour: Charles J. Hughes 01’ the firm

&C0.. Inc.

, LOST;

s ——AU'I‘OMOBILE NUMBERVV‘
7, somewhere in ,Rou'ayton or

 

 

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.tomohile riding. While

Fon SALEr—lilli roan" TOURINT}, .

New England, ‘

FOR SALE—«1913 can" LAC 11,111 ~

nonsu. '

Chapman Co. decided to take him au- .

On Every Suit, Coal, Dress, Skirt and
Mrflinery

We carry the most dependéble goods and the largest
stock in The Norwalks. Come while the assortment is good .
and save money. Suits from, 37 93 up. Coats from $5. 98 up.
Dresses from $6. 98 up. Skirts from $1. 98 up. Hats from 75c
up. We sell more suits and cdats than all the rest of the
stores in town. There must be a reason. Come and buy
without dday. You should be one of the many who know
better goods when they see them. " '

The Parts

33 So. Main. St. So...Norvvalk

 

 

 

 

CENTRAL HOTEL ,

Fine rooms by than or week. Steam heated, electric
lights.and gas. Fine Cale attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.

Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
, N. J. DISESA. Manager.

._ Tel. 1555.
I? DISESA. Proprietor.

 

 

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LEGAL "MICE I} WALL soccer 13: so a. .m ~—-An ex. .
~ itremo decline of 94/. points in People’s

. ‘Gas, or, Chicago, on Vibe overnight re: '

NOTICE duction of the quarterly dividend from

upper \lnln street, Not-walk slate PDistrict of Norwalk, ss. Probate 19$ tolper cent. and 6 points advance 2.; "

Court March 30 A D. 1917 in Cuban American Sugar were the
Estate or Rosanna C Smith late of sharply contrasting features of today's
Norwaik in said district deceased, - Iearly dealings in stocks.
The court of proba” for the district Sugar rose almost 2 points and the‘
of Norwalk hath lim ted and allowed leading potroleums, Ohio Gas, Amcri
six months front the” date hereof for can locomotive. Industrial Alcohol:
the creditors of said estate to exhibit. and American 11700191, adyanced 1 to 2‘
___.-their claims for settlement. Those points 17,15 Steel also develo‘pedii.
who neglect to present their accounts, moderate strength with amiiated in- V,
properly attested. within said time dustrials, but metals and rails word
will be debarred a recoverY. A” De!" scarcely Quoted and little altered l3.3
sons indebted to said estate are re~| WALD STREET~Speculative 13.:

to / and other ‘semi-war descriptions, were

ElsiZA-BETH HAMILTON SMITH. the strong features of today‘s market

- Administrstrixs with more moderate strength in meal-l
' . aiions and equipment. Cuban -ameri-, ‘
can Sugar was conspicuous {or its 11,
point gain, this being counterbalancedi

 

loo-nos"

TODAY IN WALL STREET. 7

Cuba Cane

THREE 'srans IN one nos-ms rostrum
0PM A CHARGE AGGW

Sula Agent for the Famous loada- ”tubal
cabinet

Springtime. flousecicaliiad
Which Will Mean :1ch
New Pieces oi ~

Furniim Ruii:
~01? linoleum

We are well prepared for you
with the largest stock of Floor
Coverings in Greater Norwalk
reasonably priced

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- The Most l’erieci One 01 The!!!“

All

Bakes, cooks and beats with coal, gas 0:
wood In the same oven. Set up free of
charge during this month. Ask us about
Vpur club plant on this. range.

 

111111an rabies .
' and $1.195 111.15

Special 6 ft. extension, solid
oak Dining Room Table,
strongly constructed
highly polishedfior $7.95

by‘Carriages'

Reed Carriages
From $12.50 10348.
Baby Sulkies
From $3. 50 to $15

Extra Special—Full
Size Reed Carriage
in all colors $18.95.

LINOLEuM FOR EVER I ROOM 111 THE 'HOUSE.
Many beautiful bedroo n patterns.

1 h durin this month' V
ggld‘PIcsEa'l‘ eS'I‘OC‘YC OF OIL STOVES—NEW PER-

FECTION‘, ETC.

Sterling F urnlture CQ
127-129 131 Washington 511, So. Norwalk

V, . PHONE 105

O

The La 3ng r1 Agency represents the largest AMERICAN
FlRE INSURANCE COMPANY

The Home Insurance Co inpaay

and ”

Measured and laid . ‘

Wilson road.‘ ReWard. Return‘to

211-1, 3t ‘

.4, Garden Forks, Spades, Shovels,

-- ”PAPERJ-l 'GING

painter’s supplies; ' 'wall

_. r. up to- date styles, 1011 est prices,

‘ ates cheerfully given. Trial or.

solicited. Tel 400, Alex'andet‘
61 1-2 Ely avenue.

 

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HUNTINGTON, D C
CHIROPRACTOR'

‘ dilate the Palmer School or
rattle, Davenport, Iowa, an-
“confine. opening at his allies at:

C.. Ph. 0. as-v .

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GAR-DEN TOOLS

 

Garden Sets, Iron and Wood
,RachVs, Hoes; Trovvels, Rubber
.Hose, Reels, Etc. ,, »
:‘ Alpert F Genetic

' Phone 1659.2 ‘
i 25 Washington St.

 

.3° Ném‘wlwcnt into business.

 

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passing
through Stiatford ayenue’, without
any naming to Mr. Baptist, who was
driving, he toppled over dead. ,NirV.
Hughes was born in Trumbull, Jan.
20, 1849. Mr. Hughes spent his youth
in Brookfield where belearne‘d, his
Uncle of stone cutting. Later #6.
worked for some time in NorWailt a

thonwent to Bridgeport Where he
He had resided
in that city a great many years. He
was a member ”of the Knights Tem-

V‘plill, Pequonnock lodge. l. O.‘ O.’.
' and Joseph Dowdail lodge,

His widow, and e. dough r.

1 polars Hughes, sin ive him: 5111
.V tor Mrs George
‘ and a brother;

icke
Frank

{District ot-“Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, March‘30,-, A. ' D., 1917.
Estate of Edward H. smith, late of
N0r1valk.in said dlbtrlct, deceased.
The Court or probate for the district
of Not-walk 11th limited and allowad
cm the date hereof tor
the creditors of said estate to exhibit_
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present, their. accounts,
rope'rly attested. within said time,
e disbarred it recovery. ‘All pen

 

 

’tric, U. 8. Rubber,

'yb a break of 9 1-2 111V People’ 15 Gas 011.. .

the cut in the dividend Other gas
shares tell in sympathy. U S. Steel
made an extreme advance of 1 3-4
points with 1 to 2 for General Elise-
Goodrich and Wil-
son Packing. Rails and Coppers were
neglected. The closing was strong.l

of New York

"We also;represeni these leading Hartford Companies

Sales were estimated at 250,006..

'share‘s‘. Bonds were irregular, ,
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but

I 36 agents ffth' _
gENGLéSI—I cogpanierwhose assets

 

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