Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 18, 1917 · page 11

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WANTED-BOY 16 YEARS OLD]

Foo HALE—A HORSE, WAGON

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T0 LET—5 ROOMS, ALL IN GOODi

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ghoulish THE egosgworizbsnrun “mum“ 3"” WWW. Adm “‘1 Me“- Uheap- Apply to An-=
ma. TR ADE THE preferred. Inquire at 26 Secondldrew Clieb, 39 Lexington avenue. I
j' | A A u “youth 1 - 8“.th wt ”01"“ L als 3t

. W. HAT SHOP, CROSS AND RIV- ‘ L

{in STREETS, NORWAL‘K. 318 mi ' -“ 1 v . L
3 T0 LET—s vn moons HEX FOR SALE—Clint ROLET RUM-
. E30 ébout, fully equipped seif- “starter eiec—l

WANTED—TO RENT ON OR BE? FY street. ‘~luuulte Mrs. S. A. Youngs o,

, tric lights extra shoe and tubes f' tl
., a . . . n . yous... 241E33tuvenue. a1 « v "5
tore Jun- 18!. a b 0! t 100m ‘ class condition. Apply to M. S. Har-i

{with ,modern improvements. ‘Must. .\ rfn ton Ever] .
‘be very centrally located in South TO LET—HALF HOUSE, 1 ROOMS g ' 3 9’ “we 918 6‘;

Norwalk. Telephone 3732. , 818 3! and bath Also 2 Irartments Heat and‘ FOR SALE—OR T0 RENT A FOUR'
. --—— —— hot water supplied. Apply ThUI‘SdZiY- room house, with lot or ground and
WANTED—A. YO'L'NG \VOBIAN G Orchard Street. T63. 1682'3. 1116 at electric fights' Elna“ amount cash'
with 3 1'2 year old child would like% and the rest monthly Address “J "
‘ position housekeeping by the; TO LET~A DESIRABLE IYOUSE. 0319 of Sentinel 3.18 gt
month. 106 Taylor anemic. {with all modern. improvements, in ..
~— —— -—-—— —--——-r-——- good loculity. Also one or twa plea-
WANTED—PARTY 0\\'\i.\‘t. A sant turnisbed rooms. with bath in Pullman car, 1917. brand new tor sale
light delivery car and having a little small private family. Inquire at 22 at a sacrifice it sold at once, Also
time to distribute to the grO- 'Tuylor avenue. near Flax Hill ROM. 'one Indian motorcycle, 1916, three
very trade a staple, rapid selling food 814 6‘ speeds, kick starter, 2 wheel delivery
. product. Address .I’. 0. hex 327.5 c...- atidcliumiil. une new Mitchell
South Norwalk. L 9 five passenger 1917, to be sold at a
“m ‘rooms with all improvenwnts and can sacrifice 'Phone 19 Austin 5 Gur-l
. WANTED—ME\ AT (IOII’STE’N age for 2 cars, newly papered nod age. '
Bioiiieis. East Norivilik. iii? 3t painted, .330. Write “B," care Sentinel
" up-town office. 1113 [it

 

 

 

 

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TO LET—MODERN HOUSE,

 

 

F0 “LE-#19 FOOT OPEN MQT
or be 4 horse power, single cyiin

TO urn-s noon APARTMENT der am?" 5150; awning over cockpii..
at iii Meadow street, with large yard “886 3 6330118 Only. Can be seen onL

WANTED —YOU.\'G MAN T0
33 ink in store. illiggeilliail Bros.ai‘13t

 

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LwéNTEDTEOOMMicP .30“? in matter garden Rent‘ :14 F0? ”image 9‘ 39‘” Game- '54 35‘9““?
': 301mg 3 Y— - l” .s 00% further particulars inquire‘ of Old airline, East Noiwuik. Telephone 403.
«ire of Sentinel. all 3t

Well Cigar 00. G. F. Rockwell. 517 3t

WANTED—~A GIRL

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IN MARKING

 

 

 

room Also boy ill washroom Apply To {ET—HOUSE T0 RENT’ 2‘ FQR :éll'YE~BRONZ E TURN“?

' ' ,9 his l ‘

Nirwaik Steam. Laundry, 43 Day St West avenue, Norwslk. Rent :50 a g 1 . i W Strut. Phone 1453. “
’ " . ‘ ' all; at month, Sixteen rooms and bath. Kci3' all (ML

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FOR BALE—iv- PAIR BROWN
"llol.~ies, 1 gray mule, 1 black more, 1
driving horse. Suitable for birth
work. Fair-trial given. Will hire by
day or week. Stewart Farm, West
\‘orwalk. Tel. 59-7. '

at Golden's real estate ofllcc,
iugton .stroet, South Norwaik, Conn.

WANTED—A MAN To FIRE non.-
4, r and do other work mound factory

Draper list Go, Railroad avenue.
1116 iii 'prlvate family»:

lights add bath.

 

TO LET-ronmsnnn noons,
steam heated, electric
Use of telephone,

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED—FIRST CLASS MA- ;:;3;ninutgs' walk from center. Phonoi‘ __ L .
(~h' '3 . , . . . ‘ . ‘. " '
1»i“K$.‘IL.°"Zi...’.‘°“32.13““.23“:.‘ii."» ' ' i. "R “LE—‘0‘“ ”“5“
(KO-“n i . . 1 21‘: iii To LEll'~—STORE 207 WASHING- cow. 'Oid Rowland luiln, Weston

' _ 7" ton street East Not-walk. Apartments am lit 8
. . . 209 Washington street. Elli-it Not-walk

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omdfiufigfiffigfi£11311“ 30:; and at Chapel street, Nov.walk In: FOR SALE— on nxcuiaon 200
. . .. ., 0 quire M goum. Main street. T9160. egg Prairie Pilate incubator in good

and board. Hotel Mithuckenlo. l

all; at
l
mew-ow __..._.—— ..,
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER ‘
. iii housework. No washing. Inquirei
:o. Cl} South Main ‘slroel. all", fit
WANTED—BOY OR YOUNG MAN
for oilire work with old established
firm. Steady position with good pros-v
ports. Address in own handwriting
1:. M. .\'., care of Sentinel.

. 'l.tondiiion
bvonue.

Lou Hawkins, 35 Osborn
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To LETv-l APARTMENT AT 55
Spring street,» rooms on second floore
with improvements. Inquire of Mrs:
R. 'l‘nrlov, 16 Grove street. or Tel.
7753-12.

 

 

room house» near trolley and school“

12 minutcsvio station. Furnished or‘

_... unfurnished in refined neighborhoodL

BUSINESS NOTICE. Trice reasonable. Address
_, . ern,” care of Sentinel.

Removal shoe repairing shop from

all} St 24 Osborn avenue to 42 Van Zant

WANTED—AT " ONCE ansns sticei, April 22. Antonio Glpira. 317 3i
for chorus choir. Must be iiblc to read . ‘ . ,
music. Remuneration offered. Apply PAINT‘NG 'ZAPER‘HAFGI'N‘};
to Miss'i‘ There a Hov,t Dullen Conn. decorating, painters supplies WM
.. all; .1 pnper,- up -to~dilto stylus, lowest prices.

“Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-

ASSIS ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
61 1- 2 Ely avenue.

 

 

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'FOR SALE—1 UPRIGHT PIANO, 5-
pieco parlor suiic, mahogany parlm
suite ice boxes, dining tables, rvock

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WANTED—GARDENER S W
(tint, single man. Hungarian preterrod. bite,
,3 ., t deistand eneral rdellln
2ill/£1135nl'lmuork on 1 irlv lie plaice. Eg' ' GET A SQUARE DEAL“

‘ ‘ Po lint be misled by desigwig ails. ”D good condition.
~ cellcut living quarters and good ivng- Thpre is a good market on" all junii
’. es f0! right man Apply to Slew goods. I am the originator of the
(flunk), Rockledge, Hickory Bluff. LSQULTC deal idea. Get a good price
' m all goods.

al‘ at
" t he sure the man who enters your

‘ - i .e! '..r, is reliable i call petsonnlly.
Don‘t matter if broken. I pay one to (2 Van Zant Avc'n'ue 'Phnne 1182-5

ten doiiais pei set. Send by parcel
Eggs Arc Cheap Now i

post and leech-2 cllcrk by return mail
L. Muzer 200.7 S 5th Silheel Philadel-
~pbia Pa. . . " L

' ‘ 3 Buy some Water Glass Egg
' ' WANTED—MACHIXISTS. APPLY Preserve): and put some doom for. . _ -.,
" New England Motor Sales Co. P. 0 next winter. Quart can, 306, wil}:b“”d‘n8- Tel. 530'“-
box 353, Greenwicb, Conn 13 ct preserve 1‘5 doz. Full directions

- ’ with each can.

 

oppraisers. 54 Wutei sirect, South

Norwslk.

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BARGAIN—TWO USED PIAN

 

FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with oneghalf acre of land on West

 

 
 
 
 

estate. Small amount of cash requir-
ed balance on mortgage. Inquire

 

 

FOR
lined with galvanized iron. Last litel

SALE. —- ASH BARRELS,L

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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. WANTED TO BU‘ Amid. Kg? ._.._ time. Three sizes. price. 25c up. Souih'
nil cattle. Best prices D3 “1 Norwalk 0) ster Falins Co.,1-lO Woteri
. prices for calves. H. Fliedman, 35 W5" ' ' ' , street L'

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12° H. A. MEAD.

 

 

 

v . Draggist

 
 

upper Main street, Norwalk'.‘
rooted. Lot 50x150 feet.‘$1,600. For

 
 
 

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.. é North Main SI. pnrticuiurs‘ .
WANTED—Lain TO REPAIR slow “is“. “WWW. Ct. ' A‘k J0hfl~T- Haws '
Ins machines. Y" ' 7 M1113: 33;“.“ngfirifi-K

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

WANTED—GIRLS FOR. PRESSING
nd folding soft shirts.

deli. Peabodyi

Voice Buildiitii Specialist

01‘ N. v. c. Brooklyn, Paddle ‘ Incl.
. and Bridgeport, Conn;
ltallan, French. German nod Edgllsb

Singing properly inbuilt. .
Terms. dates, appl'y to Mrl'.‘ ..
H. Slows. 5 Well Aw. South. Willi

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--

Storm-tight Roofing Paper
H A. HEGELEIN .
WatbrSti'Eet. f 130 Norwa‘lk.. 1

F. F. HUNTINGTON D C.
& Co I cmdoonsdroti‘
., “c. Graduate the Palmer School or
EChiropraotlc, Davenport;- lows, sn-
;nounces the openingrot his cities at
H. E. BURGESS 'Iioo Washington street, over Peoples
tel-tor Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue Trust Company, South Norwa'lk, Com
”Catering to those who' ’want good Office hours, 10 ~12 a. m.. 2-5 p. m.
orb-Draperieei Sfizides, Upholsteiies, Sundays and evenings By appointment-

 

 
 
 

 

 

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0.3 MOTOR TRUCK *i‘iREsL

New type vulcanized under 800 tons
tiresome. ‘ All sizes in atock lit

THE yRKER FACTORY

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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Court,i\

lain real estate of said estate

iheurd and determined at the Probate
othce, in Norwaik, on the 27th day of
April.1917 at 10 o'clock. (orénoon;
and that public notice thereof be xiii-

”t i do)! of hearimz

FOR SALE—A NEW Mooniix 7y“

“\iod- lit’
a m.. at. Sunlinis' depot stables, Park

ers, drosseis, rugs and runners. Also grey
wanted second hand luiliitun‘e of all 00‘1“!"
kinds, highest prices paid. Drop postal 1 “'1‘”

to J. K. Finch it 00., auctioneers and “"3
her the tunabouls,

old (it Fails, natural wood, Ssented gin-9y,
first class condiiion,3
OS (ms 1 carpenter wagon, 1 moving- van

New England 12

bob sleigh. 4 single. sleighs,~ 2 sets bob
t runners fer wagons,
31" 6t conch harness, 2 sets heavy work liar
.ness, 3 sets single heavybaggage bar-
ness, 3 sets surrey harness. 4 sets
light single harness, 1 double set new

LNorwnlk Road near Connecticut Turn ""55“ pony
pike. Must be sold at once to close blankets. r.obes other t

erous to mention. Rain or ‘shlnc‘.
Terms cash. Auctioneer's notice--
the high

Kngh d: Cnndee. Allis. United Bank ”‘9 “0‘“? will '38 901d 10"
' dollar without reserve 0. G Palmer.

auctioneer.
, .

in addition to the rognlar fee Will be
I- ‘ . _ FOR SALE—10 noon HOUSE ON charged for every dog not registered
slate on or before May 1,1911sz may

lell street in the First Word, begin-

'p.‘m., and from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m.

OPERATORS on SEWING HAUH‘? STINfiINGfiLgMBiNfii —_~“ ‘ '
Ines, pay while learning. 31:” :ggggrk atsrhaizhzg "TI“ PAUL SCHUBERT
tam or '

‘ioot presses, vises,‘

Stills, Coats and blesses

cash or Credit

 

FOR TWO WEKS ONLY

9x12 Congolium

9x12 Gross ‘Rngs

You will, save

you buy eit'her of’the‘se rugs be-
fore May lst, as the pi ice will

:then be $9. 60 -

A. J. Augcuue & Sou Co.

 

 

MYlEGll NOTICE

NOTICE

Disll‘lti of Norwalk. ss. Probatel
April 17, A. 0.. 1911. '

Romeo! Carl Scilil'ub.’ late of Nor
but, in said district, deceased L
-Whereiis written application has

 

'beeu mode to this court by the ozone L
tor oi the will of said deceasedf‘ pray-

Ordered that. said ' application be

it to all person's interested therein

by publishing this order in a newspa-
per having it oiiculntion in said dis-

riCi, oiv vleasl five days before said

. i‘l . r
i
v" HENRY W. GREGORY. 1
Judge

AUCTION

Will sell at public uctlon on Wed-
sday. .\plil 25, 191‘, at 11 o'clock,
1 pair

Canaan, Conn.

ct \‘ow
fi'u ghi horses. buy and black—2,400,
1 single diniiglit horse, black-4,300

2drivlng hoxses sorrel dud buy—£000,
coll—1.100. 1 rubber Berlin
by Hicks & Johnson, neut- new
3 waigonetie 8 passenger, 2 out i

2top bug glen. 3 coupes. 2 rub-
1 rubber iii‘c blens

baggage nag-

horse spring truck.1 rubber tire

[3110. Mason & Hamlin, 3130. Monthly ""10“” ‘0’ carriage “"35 1 ”"59

‘payrnents if desired The Alfred Fox
Piano (30.. 85 North Main stree
South Norw‘alk, Conn.

3 sets double

harness, stable utensils,
hinge too num- I

317 St

 

NOTICE ~

gun—é—
Register Your Dogs '
A penalty of $1.00 provided by law

be registered’at the town court room.
ning April 24th, from 10 a.- m. to 12539

Not-walk, April 16th. 1917.
' HERBERT it. SMITH.
Town Clerk
ate 3t

 

AUCTION SALE

April 24th, 1917. at the shop at the
late GeorgeN .iiicKibben, No. 45 Elm:
wood avenue, South Norwaik, Conn,
at 2 o'clock. p. m., drill presses. tap
plug machines, emery wheels. ladies;
shutting. pulleys, riveting machines,
electrical instru-
ment3,~1 Ford automobile, a lot 0':
cooper and brass, electric motors
and other articles too numerous to
mention. To be sold to the 11le
bidder. By order of .
JAMES D MERRIMAN. .

. Administrator-

bert Brown; at th ..
ills for "9330118 therein 3‘31 faith I" Congrse'gatlonal 8:11:31,“ whg, 22:82
on order authorizing him to lie“ oer» shalt time had been principal of the ._
ischooi in which Miss. Weed
Dr. Brown moat eloquently spoke of
the splendid precedent set by the
communltv in placing such a mark of
appreciation noon the work of a day . .
reboolllearhenpfle snake in fihh ,.
eulogy or the splendid womanly qualL
ties of Miss Weed ; her teaching abil—
ity, and the marvelous way in which
she kept young with the years so its
to Always he a oroe'eselve.

Filled the boom.

$7.95
$7.95
nearly $2.00 if

Rugs

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Mi. Fooiu was followed by Rev Her.‘

taught.

After another number hV tlm ov-
"rlleaiin brief words of nnnreciaflon -.~
were spoken on behalf or tile maybt. ‘
who was unable to be oreeeni h ”m ‘
Rev Mi S‘nnieion. to W hom- hc dele-
Tbc mayor felici- ;.
(atoll Miss Wood on brim: one-of the
useful citizens of the communltv. uml
congratulated both her and. the oily .
no the. long term of mutual relation.
shin. .

Following thin I)". .1. Milton .(‘o- "
WWII. illl‘ chairman of tho srltnni
h—m a mum 0‘ wnM hannl‘fnl ’mmpe.
elation or the work Miss Weed is now

(WM: in the schools, speaking as 'fol-

. .
‘tnh-vulnL ‘fid’fl‘q and 'flmt‘filflpn:
'l‘l‘n lie-It'd of milli‘ntinn aunt-(aniqtn
the omvorinnltv in mlrl that» nHflHN-n 3‘
rw-nl in this lokon ni’ Wiener-l holnxv
whirl in mm nf nilv- in-aolwrc, Pnrcnn.
nllv i‘ gnflhm in raw "3on ili'tln" ”it“
on" m-lnmr at the dam] g
'Hqu ‘lv'nmi ill pulln nl‘ vnur Inan H
V99”? 0‘ RP‘ “.Ilt‘e Ihii Wm ma mill ‘
illiw‘, vnd \vllii on and Foil“: anL
no fool Hateful: lm‘ mum in “Mum
are we mmlnml that \nur p’hnmnom

i;

(domino inllilsteil to your care lotto j

perforce :ihsorhrd n hive meamnn n":

that RUM: of rlnltfpmistnesii that "l"
fmokes fm. wood oillzmtahili. For ”1"
{road vou have done it it: not human
to reward.
P‘miitv hos knot the iecord We can
onlv nrav that volir (luvs with us shalli
he lolwtltenod and vour anti] possess
cd. lill tbnt libel (luv when vou allnl‘ "
graduate into that higher evade, whosel
teacher ilN-l been your God.

 

 

by Mr. Davis as the superintendent 0"
80110015 of todav_ bplnn: hrmtoht fmu‘
to face with the superintendent, of .
schools of fortv years nun. said that:
the marvel of Miss Wood's work was
that in addition‘to the love she had
for it. :7er the children. that she want
thoroughly ready for the new and turf
forward vision with , every» your.
socks. of her helnfuinessto him by
heir ioveiiv. and faithfulness.

Mr. Davis moat inrifnilv and unity
smoke the. final words of appreciation
on behalf" of the. cninmuniiv, and inL
the name of. oil the friends of the.
present and past. presented Missi
Weed with a verv substantial nursel
of gold in the neighbothood of $250!
F0V~9<~u kqnn pi»

The best. address of the. evenimz'
was elven hv Mina Weed in roqnnnsp
to Mr. Davis' address. M- as Weed
stated that to snv the. word of an-
nreniolinn that was in her heart, was
hovnnd hm- _nnwnr Sim i" d wish ill
.mapruto'ofl however that. all that fill?
baa '(lnvm hm! oimolv come. ab'ml
luv-mien love for her work of the chil

 

tit-en .
Followinu this l'h'n. orchestra reniln'
ed a rust delightful number. after.
which the int-we linoleum formed in
lime. and DENIM! over the platform.
gave personal ureeflmz to Miss Weed
and the. Roasts pt Hm evening 9'“
The committee desires to excl-933'
appreciation to all who unload make ,

the evenlne‘ the success It was.
The second number of the orches
tr‘s consisted of the Scotch \IO

 
 

 

 

 

"should hold Acqtut'infance
til it

has been of such lll"ll. order that the

for (mix the ANN ML

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Which Will Meanal‘ctv ..
New Pieces oi

Furniture, Rug
or Linoleum

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

 

sterlingoas éniteal
, Combination Range

The Most Period tine oi Them

A“...

charge airing this month Ask us about
our club plan on this angle.

 

 

 

Baby Carriages

Reed Carriages

From $12.50 is so

Baby Sulldés, ,

- From $3.59 to $15

Extra Special—Full.
Size Reed carriage i
inali colo'ris'918.95

G i
LINOLEUM FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE.

Many b autiful bedroo
this month. .
OF OIL STONES-NEW PER-(v

free of char e during
COMPLETE STOCK
“"FECTION, ETC.

Sbberhng' F urniture Co
127- 129131 WashingiOu St, . So. Norwalli _

PHON E 105

Dining Room out. ,5
Pom $7. 95 to 945

5'1) la! 6 it. extension.- Iolidr
Oak Dining Room Table,
strongly constructed and:
highly polished for 57.. 9'5.

Mum-its. Measured and laid

 

 

 

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