LASSIFIED ADVERTISMNT
Two Cents sword;minimmchnr¢el°BP-f an Sin-$1M asp-mm
I *.
mum FOR SALE m m
, : FOR SALE-1 ton 1917 Ford Truck CYLINDER RIIORYNO
WANTED in perfect order: price reasonable. An also c1113“. Ford 8118 $35.00.
lcnced lining makers on
lst. District.
7 Apply m--. ....w..__. , ._
_ R. W. HAT SHOP
d River Streets, Nor-walk.
gum.
fled.
also a. lot. of
pieces. very low.
day only February
Nor-walk it? garage
Theatre. M. Blustone.
cotton remnants
—To Rent by a family of
. its a. house either furnished
isltcd. )lust have all lmc
is and be in good résidential
; cicphone 2055.
next to Rege
FOR SALE—House on Edlie
.m-.- .-.h.~~._._..-_, _ Ave: walk. Candies, cigarettes. cigars and
', single white man to live also building lot. Prices reason- shoe shines. '
- for general work: cure of able. For particulars see Wm. H.
Inquire Men‘s Shoe Store, 3 Main St...
FUR SALE—Come and set your bar-
I am sure you. will. be satis-
Wooi Blankets in seconds will
be charged. less than a. dollar a. piece;
in
Sale will be Satur-
12th all. day in
comp etc. Twenty-tour hour service.
Shut'elt’s Garage, 11 Educ Ave, East
Norwnlk. -
CAR OWNiks NOTICE.
Automobile olec. systems rep
sud overhauled. Starting, lighting and
ignition a sggcialty.
C rles J. Vaughn,
Rear of Webb Bros.I So. min St.
Joseph Flore and Vincent Smur-
olli have purchased the shoe repur-
ing shop at 236 East Ave” East Nor—
nt
,3. i'or all large excavations. gradings. s
. "P
eneral Housework.
Lexington Ave. S. N.
In-
New York. Tel. 4253. ~
walk. beaches. and road work. Tony
Miele. 34 Fifth Ave. New Rochelle,
03,- the famous Thatcher Plpeleu Fur-
nace. It you nre ready to put-chose I
one-pipe hector no ms before urchin!
your selection. Price rouonshlo.
,Maid Good condition and runn
sic? general house Chino.
FOR SALE——New Home Sewing 1‘”;-
DB
‘Servico prompt. Stephen Killer, All
View Ave. Phone 397.
'_~ pericnced woman opera.-
goods. Steady position.
ry. etc. Box 75.care ‘
, e 51 ‘ \rder, Ilifwls Warden. 200 East Ave., E.
ree 01- four rooms. with “ orwu ' ’ RA
uents. Phone 912 or 1344. . . . . . " KENDRICK S GA GE
, EOR nALEv—Buiiding Site for country
home; few minutes out. 17 acres
level land, good barn and outbuild-
ngs. tine location with distant views.
$7,500. Address Bargain, care Sentinel.
OVERHAULING AND “PAIR-
INC
Export Ford Repair Work
"Ore girls to fill in viano—
. Friday, Monday llli‘fllti
FOR SALE «Mahogany strain Rhode
Island Red is the ioundation of runny
noted laying flocks. Breeding occker~
30 Chestnut. 8t, 80. lorwslk
, Ui‘m- 3'10 g ‘il'li‘llll‘ll (.157 5:, 111‘- Hatching eggs 33 per 15
:1: T rim-.0 3- mom... ”men We Poultry Mullet
, ~ ~ ‘ . ~~--- ne . _ 22 “'OOD‘VABD AVENUE.
; .-. .- FOR SALE—slimmer a. 19-21 Uni n . ’ ' '
. 4.0 LE; street. bundm s {MIN/M, u (is Sam doctor 11 bills by.eating
~ . Marshall street. he Hatch & 3.113, poultry you know is fresh
l‘lllsllt‘il room, sit-um C°_ , killed
l'"li:. l ,t '(l‘. . -
ml?1‘1”1:1,,“111,”K:,.Tl: We have just received 3 high
'\\"'1<‘iin-‘l‘0n‘\‘i 40m“ FOR SALE msrk oi‘ Barred Plymouth Rock
, ..l. .. . ,. .. T d r01 goofing; lghode lsdnnd Rad, one
. 11st. arrive ) 1 3 rown as em on etc an roos
T—f‘fM" ’ ‘ cad 0f horse ' ers Also many other good hmdl
111117131va rooms for Fan's Sale-Exchange Stable for Sale at fflmn‘ble price--
lllpl‘tflt‘llle‘llifi. gum!
”I...“ 51., 5”. .‘Cor— ll‘urmcr Connor's Stable E. LAPIN, Prop.
3 1am ill um. Mum: ‘ Our automobile will call It your
. “ request. Phone 2260
_.._. Flore Brothers’ Garage Poultry killed and dressed tree.
x'e front room, with (-1"
I ‘ FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
i- room 1 3111110111. 15 Day
: 64 So. ) ain $3. Phonc (W.
'2 rooms at No. 57 Spring
uuire Mrs. ll. ’l‘arlov. 16
city. Phone 1852-12. '
THINK OF IT!
Storage Space, house.
lturc. Separate rooms.
3 :1 building. I'Iubbell Goal
9.. Inc, Saucaluck. Conn.
Right nor, to honour”
gd, with primiu lamilv. Over 1
'3, 39101“. neighborhood, ha“ ing and Repairing
ornim'. Apply 1.. S. 11 Hartford Place Tol.925
Buyvitw Ann. South
A
WALKLQYERS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
II—
l'AlNTED FURNITURE—In enamel
or dull finish. handdccorotsd. All
work of artistic beauty sud distinction.
Your ‘old pieces mode Inactive.
Prices on up lication. H. G. St. John,
29 Fairneld ve., Phone 896-5.
1 TRUSTEES' SALE
By order or the Referee in Bonk-
ruptcy for this district, the under-
gned will soil It duct 03. It 2 p. m.
nturday,1Februnry 12. 92!, at 182
Water street. South Norwalk, Conn.
all the machinery. products, finished
and unfinished. patents and copyrl his,
books and book accounts at the scu-
ett. & Doolittle, Inc.
Machinery consists of:
1 No. 52 Four Spindle Acme Auto-
matic Screw mochine.
1 No. 53 Four Spindle Acme Auto-
matic Screw machine.
2 Smurr-Kanen hand screw mochines 1
y Ami‘rlr‘a.) Railway Ex- llLOOU "Fore” Oil (‘11 8.
- , FRANK .ROBERTS,
» h and brass cap from Jo Mo LAYTON & COO, l Trustee in Bankruptcy.
progably in East Nor- l
. .Ciurn 10 5811111191 Inc. I —REPIZBLICAN CONVENTION.
1 A convention of the Republican
RADIATORS
-rt. 296. VVf: issue nego-
ouse receimfi- We Close at D 0'6look Saturday
LOST , "
,- Colyar s SHOE Store
“milling rin: Thursday 31 WALL STREET
, l;¢\'.:::‘(l. l“lll(l(‘l‘ return ‘
1r: nllisli. 2.3 \Voodwaril Ave.
_\' knifc u'iih iiiiiinls M.
(crawl. llfliirli lo 47 Ff).
INSURANCE
an nulirn «ion, female,
1: and jury mixrd, mime
5 Railroad Ave,, South Normals
inch spindle.
1 No. 2 Foster Hand screw machine,
4 illiinlfhsaphddle‘
gv pee Hammer C .
q $1301;ng b o Riveting
.. . o. 6 ou le Action Bliss Proust.
ii 310: blanking and drawing dies.
1 roducts consist. ol: Approximately
the pooh
child in hnvinl
bunnies: May-lo 1°
sch. liver
it- fruity taste.
Accept “California." Syrup 0! Fl;-
only—vlook for the nuns Conform. on
use. then you or. cure your
the out nnd most
1' the little Item;
nnd bowels. Children love
Full directions on
not only “0-11—
3.) Summer Lulub)‘ . . ' _
( (m Municnl Tum .........l-Indley equipped for handling
Glee Club. mg.
Popular mot—From Four Brown affirms ‘nd
Jo
u”
Tenor Solo—*Sclocied
The
NGII‘O Spiritualistr—
(a
(b) Promise Land
1-2. W. Woodrutt. '21.
Speaker of the House. . .
Miles Standish. '21.
) Deep River
Glee Club.
in) Ln Sevillsns ......... . . . .Lopoz
in) March of the
Bemglicri. . . .
Eilenhcrgr 1
mndolin Club.
'Vnroity Quartet.
Review.
Mod
Aims Mater . .........
The pcrconnel or the clubs is u lol-
ley of Brown $01.35.
Combined Clubs.
lows:
. . . . .Gibson
. . fitolen
Burleign i
...... Burlctizn 1
J. A. Wolf, '61
i‘ .. WK. L. m. at:
A. in mm 18:1. J. moon. '2‘:
9C. Scott. '8.
mo Tenors—M. mas-n. '21;
3. am. '32; N. A. tinker. '23: 181.
Help. '3‘; H. D. limo. '3‘: I. A.
Prescott. ’26.
l‘. C. Blows”. ’22: 1". 117. Back. '22.
G. E. Gonna-let. '13; J. Cotton. '3‘; s
E. W'llkhu. ’24. -
W Bunsen—1 H. annel. '21:
W. Leonard. '21: P. W. Chalmern. ’22:
C. S. M9010. "22: .G. W. Bolton.
'24; R. P. Benn. '24.
Aooompmlst—di. L. Fates. '2}.
WI: Club.
Lender—ii. G. Noyes. ’21.
First Mandolinkw. R. Beer-hang.
m WW. 3. Duethnus. ’3 - ‘
2. E. W. '33.
Mum—L. I. Cord. '21.
longhorn—R. L. Cooke. '33.
Accompnnlstm-C. E. Dnvil. '22.
Fouowinc the pro-emotion o: the
Brown University Glee Club. ct. the
Recent. lut night. n tor-mad reception
Ind dance was extended to in mem-
bers or. the 130an June: Hotel. The
anal:- was "ranged by the Mines
Louise “Woodward nnd Marion Mc-
Queen. and wu an invitation air.
hlunlc for the dancing was furnished
by an orchestrn composed o! mem-
bers of the Glee Clubs.
Amen: those present were: The
Misses Helen Frost. Margaret Merrill.
{Mary Burns, Mary Mathew; Louise
Woodward. Mildred Aller. Emily
l
'21: R. I". Jenks. '21: J. E. Harvic.
'22: E. Hosp. '24; R. Maurice. ‘24.
Second Mandolins—F. C. Bldweli.
'22: W. H. Jilbon. '22. «
Third Mnndolint—G. Vii. Behan.
'24: R. F2 Bell-.11. '24; J. Cotton. '2}.
Barrier—I. M. Young. '23: E. C.
Drake. "24.
Tenor Banjoo~
i
M. H. Council. ’21:
4w and garden. Apply in Baker 19 Edlie Ave. E. Ker. Nagy Bros. Local and long distance my, bottle. You :11 s . . . .
. 3- Quackenbush, Darlen. -— .. ~ .._-, ’ ’~~~—————-——-—-— trucking or all kinds. Daily trips to gang," , h“- F 1 t
Ave. FOR SAI.E—~30-acre vegetable and New York. Address 71 Cedar street. . omp ete 8.01 l les
’ . t - . fruit farm: well located. good build- Phone 313‘ v ' -- u- “ ‘ ,
Four. five or 513: rooms on inlrs. Smith. 230 Main. Street. Nor- .
1'. within walking distance walk. C‘drltsRIGAN & ’1;va lfocullandkllnmdl BROLHUIBSINIGUIS‘ggl‘CII‘TY I I ‘0 afi’ord Its CUStOmC" 6"ny batit that
“)alk or So. Norwalk n. 1:. T: .”. . ‘ lance true oz 0 a - an 'vc—n n must
ith or without all. im.- f5(65\01§)ALaEm—sk 3‘1?” 03323233553?! 6‘"; Chloe beer! a: 00., Phone 1577. House C A MERRY PROGRAM modem honking f rgotv kind of finnn-
, Rem mu“ be Yea-50m for fillin .yl also huge all the neces- phone “8' hum 00““le “a the: 0 fly
, as ho. B. B. sentinel Of- sax-y too 5. including a. steam shovel. T113011!!! "FUENACfl—Axcnt for Continued from First Pm old business.
the standing
conditions 1
tcrs in which a
President-Msnsxei «G. D. Smith. -
‘22. ; ., fl
Secretary-Treasurer .. M. Btsndish. ‘ M" W m lull-1m
.11. Indus) a 60’s.“: Cinlc
'22.
’13.
Assistant Managei J ii. McCrnw. "
Assist-mt Mnmgeius. L. Bowler.
Glee Hub.
l.eader-»1i. 1.. Tinker, '21.
First Tenorer. \\. Woodrufl'. '21;
G. I’. Macready, '11; r’ L. Rowlcy. '22;
THE GOTHAII
CAPITAL 8! .509.“
~44-
p;—
l Institutions situated in the great cities src
Advice on investments—infurmation on
n finance and oomrncroe—sro mot-
bank like ours by reason of its
position and experience can help you greatly.
OF NEW YORK
TOTAL RESOURCES $16,000,000
Chase. Esther Knoll. Helen Coicburn.
‘Martha. Prowiit. Ruth Brock. Ethel
luayes. Agatha. Hayes. Marx-mite Ro-
. fixative
”to first nod original Cold and Grin
'l‘nblct.
doc.
Grendel-tho Mm
fiROlO Ql.‘ [NE “but.
(Be sure you get BROXO.)
Ulis-
Advertiso in the Sentinel.
lsollc. Marjorie Zelult. Josephine Mc-
=Quccn. Madeline McCouslnn'li. Jessie
'Shutes. Alice Prescott. Esthcle Smith.
Ann Hughes. Olive Jock-on. Elinboth
Shown. Nntnlie Morehouse nnd Hor-
ton McQueen.
all that pcmins to bunk-
individunls~chsnging
As a customer of The
Got/lam Nation! Blank
qucw York, you are on—
titled to and receive every
aid and courtesy known
to modern business. You
are dealing with a bank
which has “complete fa—
cilitics".
An interesting folder
on our methods and re—
sources is now ready.
We will gladly mail it to
\'("t,
NATIONAL BANK
SURPLUS 31,500,000
MmeJednnette
South florwdk'c m
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REDUCTION SALE
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FOR SATURDAY
CORSETS
$4.00 . $2.86
$3.00 . $3.45
$2.50 ,. $1.95
$2.00 . $1.05
'HOSIERY
$3.65
$3.10
I 0”“
Kayscr All Silk
Hosiery . .......
liayscr Pure Silk
l Hosiery . .......
Silk and. Wool
Hosiery . .......
Silk Lisle
Hosiery ..
Coons.
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GLOVES
$4.75
Mocha Gauntlets '
Gloves .. ......
Kid
”32?... . ....... $3.29
(lhsmoisette 790
so...
Gloves
I
ind
l“"” he held in the Council chamber
"l | and Up.
CLOTHING
. . t R _ —and-
:: . 1a or epair- FURNISH
.' Automobile ”Jot-E-NGIS
'y rehanhlgoerwalk Conn ‘ BOYS AND GIRIS
j Phone 954 7 | At The
TIFICIAL
Children’s Store
37 West Washington 80.].de
lClty Hall Building, in the
pvard of said city. on Monday evening
(February Nth. 192), at eight o'clock
for the purpose of
‘report of the comm'étre on ruirs, a!
.fc-cting changes and amendments o
‘ilw rules of the party.
Dated this 11th dry of February
”2!.
Edward B. bouiens .
’delegates from the several wards of
the «:ity of Norwalk. entitled to vote.
acting upon the
Chairman.
Aiiwsl. Philip antcllnno. Secretary.
Slll'
the
ill] the last Republican city convention
Second
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l‘l’ro Tern.
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A 2 IN 1 SALE.
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jSUNLIGHT
wire your house for
‘Light, and install fix
ups. etc., on the month.
. nt plan. any part of
. . Get our estimate be
mg your house wired
, .
mg Co.
1310 North Avenue
OLD CA‘ IS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport AutoI Wreck
A genuine opportunity is now offer-
a «ombinntiou
:llifl clearance.
Sale.
and at the some time
.
icd lo the people of the Norwallu to ,for Summer-limo (a
make a saving on their footwear bills. twill let us
,Kcrlvr's Shoe Store are now running‘
i‘v-ddjustment
The entire stock haul
in on rcpriccd to the new lower prices m
‘ in order to Liillni'“
Ecloun up the winter stock. prices have!
It ll“
.4
its
LE . ‘ Zhr-i-n groutly reduced. Savings {romg
3‘: ,' ,Eon sctfglngmcolk BOlWeeII; .g‘fk arid C(xelltel' St“ :0» per cent. to 50 per cent has bet,-
Phone 450 m (cepo . 01m. c-nfctoo. ’ ..
Phone Barnum 5586-2 )1 Flu—y also hmcl rc—m.-rllced thel
.. . ' ; orlrry to prices 1 lat arc it most ha C
SLLODdfitlldnd 985:: :gdaill‘fli L0 :01? the former prices. Silk stockings
tnonsmonu‘ any m c ‘cun now be purchased almost
4 ‘ -cheap as 11810. All “Gordon" stock-
Zlngs are included in this sale.
f“: . LOUISE CANFIELD
Lessons in Dancing: 1
, :. Nor-walk Conn- cl. 18
STORAGE
tor Household Furniture
Phone 1683-3
, Storage Warehouse
. street. South Norwalk. Conn.
; START RIGHT
_ ise realty buyer purchases in
. —The April buyer pays more
Ti? [5 \\' H A YE N.
Mon
38.
for ilu: Connecticut Comflnny.
in connection with the
Charles J. Dillon. who died two
ago of a fractured skull.
.-(1 that Dillon's death followed
w
CARD 0!“ THANKS
neighbors for the kind
us talk it over NOW for tr.“ m1 tributes.
J, John T. Hay” l V hearse “f Luge
l-‘r-b. il.-—l)aniel 1i
(’i",‘0nmvll, of »tliis city. an inspector:
death
It is charg- 5
light with O'Connell in a local saloon.i
\Vc- wish to thank the friends autism
neon shown no appeal {or
during our recent bereavement also in behalf of
the G. A. H. and W'. R. C. No. 16; Also
“Vaginal coat. That in order to clean 1
of El'orgotten cost price on
itor quick sale. Some items are also
weeks
limit of tanner prwea.
a fish -
BRIDGEPORT. Feb.
iAttomey
idny forwarded from his office
George E. Natl. The M'- m
outer nodinz- Md v
a. rennet; for a co
.3
TI
(0rd. the state's answer to the”
I new triad filed not want
Elwood B. Wade. eon.
tented or the murder but m of
They claim drawer-ping production
of prices that absolutely ignores orig-
19
held yesterday on a coroner‘s warrantfiome merchandise they have entirelj
d marked them
It
l CLEARANCE SALE.
coffins *
ll.—-Slate’l
Homer 8. Cummings yester-
in
Your meall.hit hack!
sch is sour. acid. sunny and you tool
bloated
heavy lumps of indigestion pnin or
headache, but ncxer mind.
instant relicl.
Pope‘s Dinpepsin and
stomach distru- cau-
ends.
Pope's Dinpcpcin tnblcls or:
quickest stomach relievers in
They colt veryiittle at
s’i
Il7cl
THE DAINTIEST 0F GOWNS
’l'lw
‘HUNGRY BUT
DAREN'T EAT
Tskc "Papc’s Dispepsin” and
eat invents foods
without fear
.w-ono-w-o-Qve-"vr -
after eating or you
Eat a tablet
immedlntcly
acidity and
)on't stay upset!
lgestion. 8““:
out.
world.
drug at or". '
n be had it
Tailor them 101' you.
iwvvcst dcnigns. smurtusi
mining ideas
is that no make up.
("Tome in and soc our with
out of ’mnterial.
New York Ladies’ Tailor 1'
11 North Kain Street
UP STARS '
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hove
litre is
ed by ncidity
are embodied in all
assort-
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South
Sixiy head of New Y
of
the farm and
all
matched pairs,
ten to seventeen hundred p
the
wagons.
THE GO
QUALI. TEAS . . .
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of
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VAN DYK SPECIAL
DUCHESS COFFEE . . . . . .. ......... 35c lb.
3 m. iron on:
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HORSES
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH
O’Connors Old Stable, Washington Street,
Norwalk.
ork Slate horses, comlsimg of
business chunks, weighing from
minds; also three Shetland ponies
suitable for children. ’l‘u'eniy sets of light harness, 5 sch
of double harness, dump wagon, lop wagon,
busincw
S
FFEE SUPREME
..... 45c lb.
.......... .00
ALL KINDS
50c DELIGHTO TEA. . .'. ...... 2 pkg&, 51c
38c DELIGHTO COFFEE ...... ..21bs.,53c
FRESHLY LAID EGGS...........doz.,38¢
Sound 1nd Swat. Evsry Ono Guarsnued
soon! GREAIERY
BUTTER 51c 1b.
swear As A soc:
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Open wards! Until 10 1:- m.
I—q
Stock Reduction Sole
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Our enlire stock or higlrg'rsdc
shoes cut 30 per cent iron: our re»
duced prices. Also 11! odd .psirs oi
Men‘s Ladies. and Children 11 Shoes
cut more than half.
MAX LEVY
Up to date Foot WM"
31 South Unit Imet
South Nomlk. 0°31“.
OPEN OATURDAY EVENING
“'v'vvv
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THE
PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
On account of the
a
are
quarters we are now
temporarily doing
in our former
_._——
business at the old
First National Bank
Building, 24 Washing-
ton street. where busi-
ness will be carried on
a"
Norwalk Chronicler