Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 17, 1923 · page 11

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llxecutrix.

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. Hymns. part im-
- lm-ntmi. Price

$1000 cash;
yum-2.

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....... $250
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Dll‘.\\l .\ «I \l: DEALERS

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Phone 3070

 

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1.31.1.“ TON & CO.
REALTORS

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FOR SALE

”rum! nl \\ house of six [m

lath uml liming every mod-
mnn‘nll‘nvv. conveniently '0'
In IIr~t District In a ro-
(l r"~'i'.l‘l|ii.'ll section- All

m i‘ll} ill $8.500, $1.309 ‘

[OR l‘ \h'l [(-‘ULABS SEE

W. F. liOYT & SON

 

 

 

 

So .‘imn Kl. Phone 485
limit l .m-- — lnsursna
‘3 Cl Cl

trmml lmuqu centrally ”-
utull .‘wul i'Il' rooming house.
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Ind 1h»- prn v‘ u room nable. ‘
ill room lumu- with two baths.
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Imprrm nu uh: garage.

arty E? Co.
Realtors —— Insursnos

it Smut. Main Strait
l'hrm" 830

 

 

POR SALE
lamxly I” run"! house, 88"“!
1le ill lw-t front.
i‘ru 1- $71,000.00

ilk JOHN T. HAYES .

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FOR SALE

Homes. 3rd W
Mn 0 each . .38,000

Bnyvicw A70.
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$8.000

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.......... 37.000

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Wail-intro!) 51., So. NM

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l'lmm~ :13“ or 3409

w FOR SALE

52 m 7 runm house, w
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ran lam-um

$60 syphon clout. chins. lowdown

tank. shuns). bathtub - tel-y
with all nickol-platsd gigs-'2»:

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rac or. C H. P. Splendid

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uon. Planet. Jr.. cultivator. 112:1

plow. Also small 0
mt. Call Norwalkpflwsfr. "my ‘7“;

FOR BALE—Sweet
from tho press. ii

dollixrod snywhors

wa God our special

quantities betoro you strum?

nolds Cider Mill. Boston Post road

FOP SALE- Phonograph use-l Ed-
. l on Phonograph was 8120 to be
0 d tor $75 only $5 down. pFl'fOCI
playing condition. Mahogany case

The Alfred Fog p1
Norwaik, ano Co.. 8:“:3

EBB PWDOI- Four pianos

taken in exchan
So for new Pia -'
”man" ‘50 and “Po easy parmcntys.

The Alfred Fox PianoCo. South Nor
walk. n 19

mi" lax-don

clean, fresh
1.00 a barrel.
in UN Nor-

~ ‘Weok End Specials.
1—1917 Buick Touring. 6

Cylinders ............ $225.00
1—“? Auburn. Closed Csr 200.00-
—19.0. Chevrolet Sedan .. 226.00
i~flfk1ford Touring .. 100.00
-- c 21. Ford Tour-in is .
1—1915. Ford Roadster z 5 00

. . . . 35.00

1—1919, Chevrolet Touring 45.00
«19.0. (:hevrolct Roadster 335.00
~- Special ierms: Inquire at \i'. R.

Austin's Chevrolet Dealer
, . 47 Rail-
road Ave. South Norwalk.

 

1959. P23“;
FOR SALE—~0nc Buick coupe.

3350: one Buick touring. $300.
One winter top for l’luick touring
car. 'ihrcc rebuilt Rco speed wa-

Those cars can be bought on
easy terms. The Hayden Automo-
liilo Co.. 50 North Main street. So.
horwaik. Phone 1881. N-l'I

FOR SALE—Extra size parlor stove.

 

- flung. n '

'ro LET—5 rooms. all improve-
msnts and, garage at 13 First
stnsot. East Nor-walk. lnnniro J. n.

agrien. 4 South Main street. Phone

 

 

FOR RENT—Six rooms and gangs.
all improvements. new house. Best

nus. No. (1. Call Alexander \V‘hrtc.
85 Lowe 8t. Phono £858. if.

m LET—Store in Mercantils Bulld-
ing Havilsnd and Bo. Main St.

Inq. Josclovsky or Keogh and Can-

dco. ti’.

T0 LET—15 room house at 83min-
. .both street. suitable tor roaming
and boarding house. Apply .Hsrris
Sr Gans. 68 Water St. tf

To RENT—Five nico rooms: 85
Fourth St.. East Norwalk. ' Nd!

TO RENT—Four rooms with some
improvements at 101 Cedar street.
suitable for small family. Rain: 81‘!
per month. lnquiro at 101 Cedar

 

 

 

rtrcot. N-i'7
FOR RENT—5 rooms. improve-

ments. 12 Lowndcs Ave. Phone
669-3. ’ N-i'i
FOR RENT—Four‘new rooms. All

improvements. 24 North Main St.
.Dr. David Bioman. ! N .17

 

TO LET—2 Merwln street. 6 rooms,

all improvements 836. Phone
1123-2 bctorc 1 in morning or after
6. F. Chase. 4 Byington' Place or
Phone. 496. 11-19

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished lOOlll

private family. one or two
gentlemen. All conveniences. in cen-
ter. Phone 1159. mi!)

FOR RENT—Garage space for stor-
age of one car from December lst

 

 

to May lst. Address Mrs. VVilkon-
son, 178 Flax Hill Road. N-l'l
FOR RENT—Four, five and seven

room apartments. in good loca-
tions. Inquire 84 Woodward Ave.
N-17

 

T0 LET—Four rooms, just remodel-

 

capable of heating largo amount
of iloor spacc. Complete witn pipe
and floor piece for 825. Apply Wood.
Fhono Norwalk 1366.

 

N-i7
FOR SALE—3 Ford coupes. 1912
models, starters. lots of extras;

aim a 1918 Ford coupe. Thosc cars
are in best condition. ready for the
road. Also :5 or 3 sets of side cur-
tains. Phone 2158. Norwalk. N-li‘

FOR. SALE —— Franklin Chummy

Roadster. Paint. tires and me-
chanical condition good. Can be
bought at a. very low price. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Bar-
rison St.. Bridgeport. N-i?

 

 

FOR SALE—Buick i‘lvs passenger

tourlng car in good condition.
3400 takes it. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc., 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct. N-l‘l

 

FOR SALE—Cadillac the passenger

Many
in

in nice mechanical condition.
extras. .0nc of the, finest cars

town. Tho'Erwin ”Id. Jennings Co..
Inc., 27 Harrison Bt.. Bridgeport.
Ct. N-17

 

FOR BALD—A brand new six cylin-i

der Dort sedan. distccl wheels.
This light closed car will be sold at.
s. price you cannot resist. Also. a
Dort touring car. brand new. at a
great sacrifice. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison st..

Bridgeport. Ct. N-17

FOR SALE—Special. Reconditioned
Essex. We have a current model
Essex Cabriolet and an Essex tour-
ing car repainted and iiko new auto-
mobiles. Don't overlook this great
opportunity. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St..

Bfld‘epOft- N.-17

FOR sALE--Usod Clothing on com-
mission. Hsts. caps. dresses. shoes, .
evening gowns and children's cloth-
ing. Hall. 106 main It.

SALE—Pullots, white leghorns
Foals; L. 1. Beds. ready to lay; from
solscted layers that will make you
money. Apply Bomewood Farm. T35
kenckc. Darlen. Phone 847. N-..

SALE—Good Long Island tur-
1”2:11?th and potatoes for winter sup-
ply. Why not interiors. '1‘. Smith.
Rowsyton Ava. Rowayton. .

1878-6.

HELP WANTED MALE

coupe. new paint. good tires and -

cd: all modern improvements.

:Inquire 9 High St..'So. Norwalk.

N-2O

 

T0 RENT—Nlcley furnished steam

heated room. adjoining bath. suit-
able for one or two gentlemen. Use
of phone. 127 So. Main St. N-ZO

 

TO LET—6 rooms. all improvements:
second floor.“ Phone 1581 or 1852-
l 2. if

FOR RENT—Rowayton: five or six

rooms; sun parlor. open fire place,
garage. modern improvements. Fur—
nished or unfurnished. Near trolley.

 

 

Low rental to April 15th. Phone
1134-18. N-ZO
T0 LET—Nicely turnished rooms.

well‘heated. running water, elec-
tric light, private house. Convenient
to trolley. 21 Fifth 8t.. East Nor-

walk. N-l 7
1381‘

FOUND—Nov. 18. A spooketbook
containing a sum of money. Tel.
581-3. N-i7

 

 

 

{El-ts mince Cling-5 }

0' ER YONDER

 

NOW’S the time to look your
heater in the eye—while
you'r'o comfortabla Don't wait
until Jack Frost bites you on tho
nose—get ready now and let us

help you.

—_——-—

The NASH, RAYMOND

& DEAN C0.
2 Flax Kill Road

 

 

300 PLAYER PIANO ROLLS

 

EDvExpcrienccd bushclmazné

11-19

ANT _
wApply at Horsonberg Bros"

North Main Street.

ANTED—Ambitious married man
who collect and solicit with a na-

known firm. Good salary
tionally commissions. Chance for

d liberal
:vsncsmonts. Apply at once. Car;
or Sentinel. box Solicitor. No1

 

D—m about 45 or 50

yosrs old to drive dsiiv-gry «:3:
bs in are.

do odd and and 30 “.17

at Donneiiy'l-

Hap WM Female

WANrBD—Woman for cleaning and

my,” in wag-room. B. an: 1‘:

 

 

'At zoo Each

The Studwell Piano Co.
to North Main sum.
arm ms EVENING

 

residential section. on E‘alrncid. avc- '

 

WANTED—To buy arcssonabls size
safe tripod condition; Address ‘8afe.’
care of Sentinel. n-i'l.

 

vatc garage in, vicinity of extreme
end or South Main St. Phone 2658-8...
N-zo

 

WANTED—Two unfurnished .rooms
.snd private bath. Near So. Norv
walk station or else easily 'accossabl’o.
to same. Must be with private fam-
ily of good standing. Attractive
house and yard in nice neighborhood.
\Vould like to be with family who.
are willing to give board. Will pay

well. 'Private.’ cars 0: Sentinel.
'N-i?

 

uVVAN'rED—Ducltboat. about 13 foot.
must In in good condition. Phone
2829. - _ n-18

 

’—
WANTED—Four or live rooms. im-

provements. in East Norwalk.
Adults. 1 Write M. A. 8.. care Senti-
nel. - N-14

 

WANTED~Two unfurnished rooms-

and private bath. Near South Nor-
waik station or also easily access-
ablc to same. Must be with private
family of good standing. Attractive
house and yard in nice neighbor-
hood. Will pay well. Private care
Sentinel. N-lfi

MISCELLANEOUS

 

 

BUS NOTICE—Chimney repairing

and cleaning. all kinds of brick.
stone and cement work. James Flo-
rilla. 4 Van Burcn Ave. Phone
é 1123-14. ' n-15

PROPERTY 0‘VNERS

Is your root 0. K. for the winter?
Let us inspect and estimate on any
necessary repairs. This tree service
now may save you money later.

HY-GRADE ROOFING CO. :1
Elizabeth street. South Not-walk.
Phone 19134.

 

Just tho time of the year. to make
the home a bit cooler. You will sure—
ly want to get some linoleum for
the kitchen. or an art square. pessi-
bly a lamp for tho living-mom-
Whether you want to buy or sell.
just remember. Tel. 008. H. Ash. (4
Water street. 1

CALL OR WRITE
’ H. JAFFE .
If you have second-hand furniture
junk or metal of any kind. Highest
prices paid. Tel. 490. 37 Fort Point
street.

NAG! BROS.

Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Plano moving. Special
van (or moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City. .
100 Conn. Ave. Phone :18 ‘ayttmc.

804-14: nights.

.—

 

HEMS’HTCBTNG. amn'r
PLEA’UNG
All styles. Buttons Covsrcd
to Order
EOIORB'S ART d: NOVELTY saga
Commercial Bldg. ’ ‘ Nomi!
Phons 80.1 * '

GARAGE!

Portabls and permanent build
lugs for ovary purpose. Shoot steel
or wood. Erectcd on your promises
Send for prtcs list.

EAGLE CONSTRUGHON CO.

Bridgeport. Conn.

 

 

General Electric
pa Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—-.Bucccssors to.—
Not-walk Branch

STAMFORD ELEGI‘RICAL‘ CON-

TRACTOR.

» Incorporated

Electrical onstruction and Repairs

ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1496

Edison Manda

 

Pspsrhangsr. Decorator and Paint-
sr. urge-t assortment of tinsst
wall paper and paintsrs' suppliss at
rsasonsbio prices. Try our famous
floor and dock onsmol which will
give you a this long wear on any
kind or floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE

Phono flu

 

i am fitting mysclr up as a service
station for garagea All work on
flat rate loss 35 per cent. tor garage
marl. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 24 hours‘ notico and crank shaft
pin repaired while you wait. Cylin-
dcrlcai grinding instds and out on
Landis' Universal mschino. -

CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN
(Foot of HaviIand 8t.)
orwsik.

 

 

WANTED—Place: torpnc car in pri- ‘

 

 

STAMFORD. ’OonnJ.
Ono of the most brilliant sum-
snccs that has .cver graced the
Stamford- “!beatro - assembled last
svsning to.he'ar Frieda Hempel .In
hot famous Jenny Lind Oonccu.
Assisting Miss Hcmpsi were Hr:
‘Coonraad V. Boa. at the piano. and
pk. Louis P. Fritse. autist.

_‘ Mi- Hempcl was a delight to hcr
audience in every way. Her voice
was quite uptto tho'cxpcctations oi‘
her hearers. and her. appearance in
the costumc of Jenny Lind's time
was charming. iri‘tho second num-

ber of her programme “Swept Bird"

was omitted and in its place Miss
Hempcl sang a Mozart aria which
she has never bot’orc sung in pub-
lic, having discovered it only lait
summer-tn tho'llbrar'y at Leipzig.
This was a delightfully expressive
song and wonderfully suited to Miss
Hcmpcl's voice; displaying its full
cadence. «

Tumultuous Applause.

After the first group or songs the
applause was so tumultuous that
Miss Hempel very kindly sang "I'd
Be a Butterfly" as an encore. ~

She also graciously gave other cn~
cores attcr each o: the groups. ring-
ing "Dixie." “The Last Ross of
Summer" and by special request
“The Blue Danube Waltz."
iir. Bos is splendid at the piano.
Each of his numbers was generously
applauded and in each case he re-
sponded with an encore. As an ac-
companist he shows the utmost deli-
cacy and interpretation of the slug-
er's moods. '
The evening's program was
follows: -

Part One

1. ' Polonaise. C Sharp Minor.
Chopin; Performed on the Piano;

8.8

DRESSES.

walk SHOES.

‘KIMONAS.
All sorts of BATTLES

35.00 a ton less.

Phone 113

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

i

18 Chestnut Street

 

Nov. 17.1— forts by Mr.- Coonrasd V. Boo.

 

Warm, woolly JACKETS and
. Silk and W001 Knit GAPS and BONNETS.
Long and short BOOTES, BIBS, soft sole and Til-to-

.--' COAL . ECQNO

131701;me coal can bc used not only tor-harm fires; but as a
substitute for the larger coals in mild weather.
regular furnace size to buckvr'hcat is changing to a

PEA coal can be mixed with Nut for the kitchen range. Pea cost-
ing $2.25 a ton less, the mixture means

The Norvtralk Goal 6? Supply Company

Masons' Building Materials

LIVE POULTRY

SPEOALS FOR THE WEEK
lumi- ................ 300 lb.|Brollcrs ................ 300 lb.
Roosters ............. 22c lb. 1 Boasting Chickens ....... 30c lb.

PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR LIVE THANKSGIVING
TURKEY NOW.
\ .
FIRST CLASS SERVICE

P. ROMAN 0

2. -s. Oh. Had I Jubai's Lyra,
Handel; 1) sweet Bird—from 1! Pen-
sioroso ,(iluto obligatn). fiandci.

alias. Frieda Recipe].

3. a Ave-Marim'achubert: b The
Trout, Schubert; 1: Tbs Nut Tree.
Schnm'qn; d Tho Hordsman's Song.
'(Gcnersily known as "The Echo
Song"). Norwegian Meioyd.

Miss Frieda Hamper. .

.4. a Bo‘mancc. Chaplin)! Waltz.
in G list. Chopin: Performed at the
Pianotorte by‘ Mr. Coenraad Boa.

5. Grand Aria di Brauvurn—-Car—
ntval or Venice. Benedict: From the
opera. of “The Brides of Venice"
(flute ogligato).. ‘

v ms; Frieda Hcmpcl. ‘—

5. a Andante Pastorale. Th Bochm:
b Minute. Beethoven: Performed on
the Flute by Mr. Louis P. Fritzc.

7. a On iVings or Song. Men-
delssohn; b Bird Song (Composed
expressly fo r Mlle. Jenny Lind,)
Taubert: c Greeting to America.
Benedict. The celebrated Prize Na-
tional Song as sung by Mlle. Jenny
Lind at her first concert. in America.
The poem by Bayard Taylor. Esq-
The Music compascd expressly for

Mlle. Lind by Julius Benedict; d -.

Home. Swept; Home. Bishop: From
the Opera of Clari. or The Maid of
Milan.

Miss Frieda Hempel.

Mr. Louis PpFritze. who accom-
panied Miss Hempel on the flute
and also rendered a solo group.
held the audience spellbound dur—
ing his performance.

The Schubert Club. under whose
auspices the concert was produced,
deserve the thanks of the Whole
community. ‘

 

' FOR THE BABY

Don’t Forget The Needs Of The Tiny. But Very Important ,
Member Of The Household.

We have a new line of fine white daintily trimmed E

h

‘

SWEATERS.

Jap Sin; QUILTB, Eiderdown CRIB BLANKETS and
and TOYS to more then.

J. 1., MALLETTE

88 Washington Street

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Changingtromtho
cool that costs

a saying of over $1.00 a ton.

i08 Water St.

 

 

 

 

 

All makm‘ of hagnotos. ,Slnrtsss.‘
hue-um. can; unmou- sir-um so-
aslrod and mailed. WI do also
soiling- Now"
I'm-da- and “tether. oars.
iii Sol. lab 8%.

Bosch" ignition

{or
(lo. .21“

 

mmw‘. DAWSON, Jr.

ARCHITECT

scum NORWALK. court.

«sumac. Manhunt”!

 

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surnames.

my a. m
m unison
5‘“me Treatment
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« smn'n suns mm
som'n sonwsnx. cons.

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runs. a. osmo
FUNERAL DIRIBTOR AND‘
EIMLIEI

Phdno I“!

6?

HERSHFIELD

. Motor Transportation

Company

 

Long Distsnos Trucking

‘ Daily Service Between
New York and Nos-walk

PADDED VANS ’03
FURNITURE MOVING

 

South N orwalk

N. 1. OFFICE

\

‘ Phono' (I:

u 80. Main It. lorNoI-wslit, Ct.

26 Concord St. Phone 294

omens-sons

 

PATENTS

 

A. M. WOOSTER

 
 

WOOSTER 5 DAVIS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Bond tor Booklet on Patsnts.

WINNIPAUK

' FEED“ STORE:

fif-wn'm'xoss room-rs!-

In. It. Butts, Prop,
Phenom '1‘

M. W. DAVIS

formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office

 

 

THE HILLSIDE -
PLAYERS

\Vill Give Three Ono-Act Plays
THE HOUR GLASS

THEHANWHOMABBIED

A DUMB WIFE

’rwo amusfloxs sun

A IAN

InthoElissbothMcaducmos-ial

Gymnasium, May.

NOWMatBP.H.

Tickets 50 Cents

 

 

 

 

 

 

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cram... ms... ... 10mm omvnn .-
P‘m ”firm ...- m. finial: mmam
1 West Ave. 80. Nomlk. 0t. . '
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DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
:‘sl Washing!“ 8t. Phone 1882
NW Physician
ELECTRICAL mmENTB
OF ALL KINDS.
maggot nuns and

W238.
moon—spout.
mam 7
Kamila" ’l‘rcntmmu Caro
for All Ills Except Contagious
Disease.

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nonsticisl Lam up to sxoom a.
household goods (without remov-
al). Wo guarantee strict privacy.

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immediate aid and self-respecting '

 

 

 

_- prim Range From $5 to $11.60. - .

Wm * racism ‘3

We are stocked with many appropriate
shoes tor those who always wear-them—also
as the winter remnant-nachos.

ior‘thoso who,»

 

1122 uranium s-r‘.

 

 
 

 

 

 

NHLTON ELWOOD

My. ' and Have yam-vim hon 7&ch ’

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BOILERS

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REPA-LRING

RIB-TUBING

Supply Co.

 

Policy Refrigerating "
26 Horn-on 8t. 80. Roi-wk

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$2.00. Value .....-... 31‘. -
Main Clothing gm;

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fin? marge

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Sweater Sale, Thurs. Fri 9‘ A *

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