WEATHER FORECAST.
.Jair tonight and Friday. cooler to.
night with front in Maine, New HImp- ' ’
. shire and Vermont: moderate north-' .
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' ' ' . ' ‘ ' ' Danton, Inng ' yesterday shot men‘s cities in Norwalk to 4 o'clock . ‘
President Tali lWlll lie in Constant Right-(1?: Rdiil‘dii:"dl)llliiRlIl; ‘LRReioiii Ailair Given Last Night in Honor ol 0,. s. M. c. tile ' , wommm pm. A Triynglg at 30 000 Square Mi],s ”mm,” Anxious as ,0 Whether They Must
10"Ch During HIS Southern I3 lint-once. of S'lltllh Norwalli. ‘Tllt‘ President 8' w' Clark. 0‘ “‘3 sician, 0' “3“.” “W“ 3““ a “"“m Hits Been Cut Out ol lhe For. i Antonio llnssel‘ella. of New Canaan. Shut Up at 10 O'clock or Later
and Western T01" car was tie-tug drtvcn by Mr. Plillmx Slate Fireman's Associaiion ""0 h” ”'9'” . “km" "mm. “lwl' rcsirial Unknown "m i" the 10"" Md' which "a for on October I
under the Washington street bridge “"3 The phyafc " wound ‘” not $2,082.25. E. Chappa, of Westport.
{ R ' dangerous, butt Wuinuu will probe" was second lowest with a bid for $3.-
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renco real estate agency. when Mr. St. ill f it not N “u w F.
iii Iiiiiillli i intuit .. iiiiiiiiscissa ,, ‘ ° “ '* unit If Eli’lililiil iiiiitt iilil Illilili
cross the street. plantation 0‘ the, Wing ""8 be“ ' J l-‘anziliu, of South Norwnlk, 3.1,-
Expects o Cover 12,759 Miles Be-
' o n to ). Mr. St. John was finall' ‘ . . . .
10“ H's Rem". R‘hlhtt‘kedhdolwn and ,1,“ clothing we: comm“ Muel' Enloyed mun matured;a tly for her vio- pltslt What He Says He Did V. 0. “3.1.9.0, Bridgeport, "'3 Dccttlcs Against Them
. . . ‘ ‘ “HI and seem h hand when told ha The selectnieu have deferred nward- °
BEVERLY. MISS-i be‘l’i- 1‘4"" '“g ‘0'“ and “mm" with dm‘ "9 w” The plank steak dinner, held Inst, was in no ., Dr. Hicks was PARIS. Sopt. 2.-'l'nc Paris edition mg n". mum,“ “um they can mater The new excise law passed by the
his long swing through the west and
south beginning September 15, Presi—
dent. Taft will be In constant touch
with the White House by means of
special telegraphic wires. Those spec-
inl wires will be established iti zones
and as soon as the president‘s train
politics from one zone to another the
loops into the telegraph room at the
White House will be rearranged. At
altnost any station along the main it
will be possible for the president to
send a message direct to tho cxecu-
tivu offices in Washington over a win-
temporarily llllfll'l' the control of the
government.
The official itinerary of tho presl~
dent's trip show-s the total milongc , times 50 "n“, each “mm", we",
\estorduy tbu ladders for the re- . r . .
to be 12’759' M which 1'165 miles Wm lit H Oil We" 1:00;, and ladder ti‘llt‘k the Future A! Well AS ROI “‘6 In“! ”mud“ “in .la‘nfl ill? tit) “IS"“NM BREAKS I cent per insertion. .
be made- on a steamboat down the l t l , , . , P id P and treasurer of the town to comm-ii Classified Idvortlumontu on gm.
arrived in tli s c is roui rov ence. [mm villntiff to turn, over ,0 them 6 [m .- ,-.,-...-.. ... page, 26 words " “u. 26 cents: I
Mississippi river. The distance of the
trip falls about 1,000 miles short of the
long tour President Roosevelt made to
the Pacific coast. but the addition by
three side trips the president will
make out of Washington Immediately
after his return hare on Nocombcr ill
will bring the thin] of the tummy far
above that of his predecessor.
Robert St. John, oi Danliury. Struck
While Crossing 50th Main St.
Robert St. John, of Dsnburi’. a
salesman for the Old Well Cigar Com-
pany, of South Norwaik. was shaken
up and bruised this noon by being
and was lust turning the corner into
South Main street to go to the. how-
lie was pushed along for several
feet before Mr. Pliilcox brought the
assisted to his feet and found that his
hip had been injured so that it pain-
ed him considerably. He went to the
oilioe of Dr. Thomas Francis, the spec
lulist, in Washington street. where he
underwent an examination. '
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Ladders Ior ll Arrive and it Will
Probably Co lnio Commission
Again Today
and it is planned to put the truck in
commission this afternoon.
Everything was in readiness for this
event when the ladders got here and
they are in prime condition. being, on-
tireiy ilnlshed. They are of natural
wood color and are a full set of eight
ladders. in lengths there is one 55
foot extension ladder. one 30 foot. ”Arm” for the present.
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Menu Under. Direction oi Landlord
evening at the Hotel Mahackemo, did
not develop the startling political sen-
sations that had been predicted, but
it was nevertheless one of the most
onioyabio affairs ever given in tho
townw participated in about equally by
Republicans and lklniocrats. with one
or two l’roiiiliitiouists. The illnin-r was
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New Cedar Street Sewer Provides Ior
The most important newt-r extension
of the year was completed today and
Highway Commissioner Daniel Duulnp
is happy. The new exit'iisioh runs
from West avenue tip Cedar street,
through Valley place and Stuart ave-
nue to Connecticut avenue, where it
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bly die. Dr. Hit: laid flint tlir wont-
uti was hvstei‘itfl and probably not
given
The shooting
don's house. At
_ mad at Mrs. con-
hospltal the wo-
shot in the to; o is about 30 years
old and married?) Mrs. Ci‘mdfm has
been married 16 :pors and has two
children. 1:,
Plillili tinnitus
sit in If iiiiiu
Would Compcl Municipality in Turn
Over Five hr Clint ol Liquor
‘ [amass Money
The trustnos'of the Reserve Fund
of the poiice‘dep‘flmont of Dutibury
cent. of the llééiilunoncy collected in
the town sinoe'ioptember 1908. The
paper: were third in the case in the
court of comrno’ii pleas yesterday.
(in the lutnhmod date the common
council oi Dutihury adopted and ac
crpted the provision- of chapter t2t
of tho Caner-I statutes to establish a
hit the; police {tenure
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Do Not Think it Possible to Arcom-i
of the New York iieruld this morning
published a statement from Dr. Fredric:
iclt A. Cook which is dated “lluus,
Edit». Lerwick, Wednesday." on his‘
experiences in the Arctic regions.
“After a prolonged light With funr
inc and frost," says lir. Cook, "we have
at lust succeeded in reaching the north
pole A great highway with an inter
t-sting strip of animated nature has
lit‘i'll explored and big name haunts
lll|\‘l' been located. which will delight
sis’n'tsincn and extend llll‘ ‘liisitinio
horizon. '
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Croat Enthusiasm When the Liner
Passed Nantucket Lightship Today
NEWPORT. R. 1., Sept. 2.——The Lus-
Itanin, which, with her sister Cunard
liner, the Mnureianla, has set. many
Contractor Barstrellasis $2,082.20l
--0ver $1. 000 Lower Than Any
Other
The bids for the Boneditt street
bridge were received iii the swim t
«91%.
Tim other bids oponi-d are». as fol-
'895
Donahue and Tomcy, of South Nor-
walk, $3.700.
with the New Canaan bidder, which
will probably be some. time this after-
00".
BLACKMAN—VON GAL.
Miss Gertrude von Gal, formeriya
well known and popular teacher in the
Marvin school, East Norwulk, and
Lloyd Blackman. of ilethel, were mar-
ried yesterday in Bethel. Today, the
bride's mother, brother and sister will
leave for Salem, Oregon, where the
father of the family located some time
ago.
Classified advertisements on this
page, 25 words or ten. 25, cents; 3
IN MEMORIAL!
MITCHELL—lb! LOVING MEMORY
of Elbridge L Mitchell, devoted burr
band and father, died September 2.
1908. in God's care.
W ANTED.
meta young map to mini the are or
WANTED—A RELIABLE AND EN-
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Will Appeal Ior Later Hour il He
recent general assembly. which pro-
video that all salmon in all towns ‘of
the state shall close at. 10 o'clock, ex.
cept in such towns andpcitiso II Ihlll
give permission to keep open not lot-
er than 12 o'clock, is causing quite I
stir among the local saloon keepers.
(Continued on Seventh Page).
--NOTICE.
After Sept. 16th, Mrs. J. W. Stud-
well. 39 North Main street, city, will
have I number of used pianos, rented
for three months, for sale cheap. To.
permits to whom she has given square
pianos, will be allowed an amount on m
sole of new pianos.
times, 50 cents; each additional word.
1 cent per Inurtion.
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FOR SALE.
roa w-A piper cuss
cafe on of LIAM to J. P. .
Brumtner, Dari
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The highest point. at which the 1} font. a ”r i ti l
. ,, , - - noon. Jilfl- .4..de , tooli‘fnnd a “W "W“ b mm“ 0- mite ,, res “monumental: ., .
I»! u 1 mail: atop! ih‘é'tlmnd C in “lipid? ladders. They are the tic! the future wuconntod upon as nun p" cent. of that - ”a money colect- Is evidently, making all previous 2,c Rmeferencmen figu'mdm': cll‘alrmacter oak
“‘9 ' 9 r m 9 9 re a M’ of the Combination Ladder Company. the present. for it is counted upon to ed in me town since that time the "mum New“ °n her ”"3”” "‘9 $838343,
and societisstopnrticlpate. this manor-war, dispensed with the . 0.10. Hipsley, M T., 79- 81 Waabin ‘
usual formal salute. i heard a sailor that the music had not been arrnused 20:22“ din: oz‘gzzfuntlg: 3's: ton street (Swartl A Corbett Block, MISCELLANEOUS. :nfide"? :1,"“' "a” collar. ¥°'
‘7"! CLOUD“ '"TER'E'RED- noun “3" for. Several of the ladiel‘in the club ' I 9 South Norwalk.’ . k' I,” urn to J’ ' 3'11”" °'
The eclipse of mm by the Moon “"1211? “3:1?ng will; don't tip played the piano for int ptu danc- WI" o?" I“ for 2,?“ "5 to“? that ‘ NOTICE. one” Park. ‘ l u
w” I I pend on ppor VIII 0 erod for 0 recovery y Mi ARRANGE NOW FOR. R In An non. a“ harsh notifl d th t
., lmllll‘htlemlml‘hchth: :hgu‘gm.m " ‘Choke your lut,’ returned another “W Arrangements "93'1““ 3"" Lava. house cleaning. mumgngg «$.22 on “so after this day, lyshnll gay :0 fofi°§T‘Tufi3mY' NEAR 0%:
tutored at the. time of the actual ""3“ "mm" “”3”" ”"3” "1° h‘ " 3‘“ day ‘3 u“ cm ”'3 1“” Day. -——-—-——*———— lng and wall paper sample: no: on de contracted by my wits Lydia P: I“ 3"“ L"; ° ’3“ ‘" ' .
‘ eclmo- m9.“ tariir ma"- , Neill” Whit" Will It"! both liter The! had taken I house in another request. Oilioe phone Nazis; shop .Pl .. " ‘ " ' 33:13:34: totdgldtml 017:; flung,
We“! m'lod the I"! Illlol'. why noon nail "up" an 3.1.1.1., ev- part of the town and meddle was In phone III-la. Murphy Decorating 00.. G WWI-PINK“ ' '*
which is 0.90» tut slim the sea lev~
el. The lowest point for a stop is at
new Orleans, which is but five feet
above the lots] of the sea. Crossing
the Amity tMRunmiiil’ 33“”, R1: in the repair shop or Luther M. Wright for this work. it this been built larilli’f (out of u to un- trustees of the fund “"9"“ ”0“" ”me" i“ ”‘9 d" “m“ “"9 Sewn“ 32 3 and easy tenn- tc runonslble nutty.
1"" en ' "n ' 3 ,. u an a and will hardly be recognized from its that it it was to have been entiroiy lit-into lht' suit. on any previous Manse. This “You'd Address Box 363 South Nor-walk. ‘
tilde of more than 10,000 feet. former state. One of the many lm- local. it Is 0mm,“ inches in «Home —.-——--—~~—— bring her into Ambrose Channel lute WANTED—YOUNG LADY AS . . 33 3t
Pmmem T3" “9’“ ““1”" °' en' movements are rubber tires. M The emptying point is at lilo COUNTY CHILDREN'S OUTING. this afternoon if she maintains her “it"tofimilhfl‘ and typewriter: besin
easements for this afternoon. With
enator Barrow and National Commit-
teeman John W. Blodgett, of Michigan.
he will take up some matters affecting
census supervisors in Mlcnigan.
Walter Ely Clark, the new governor
of Alaska, also has an appointment
with the presidcnt for this afternoon.
Mr. Clark is leaving for his post in
a few days and will have a final dis-
cussion with the president regarding
the administration's attitude toward
matters pending in the Far Northwest
territory.
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van had robbed and beaten him. no The management of the Point is to .
ttcrnooa. vessels. In a moment the great steam-
Is SEPIEMBER SIB" denied having committed other mur- a The ranks of the fat men the mem- be commended on their willingness to northwest wind. ler, Prop. ‘31 at T0 LET—FOUR. ROOMS NEWLY
""'—'”' d .. iomot a good cause. A romlnent er had rushed by with black smoke ‘ ‘ .
e” bers of the original Hit Men 8 Assocl- ” e p pouring from all four tunnels, and fa. WANTED—Roomms. [N PRI ND?!“ and painted, In first class can
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.~«iicalers and
restaurant keepers spout part of Tues-
day furnishing up their “Oysters in
Season" signs, in preparation of the
1909-1910 soasonuwbich began yester-
day. Oystormczi on Long Island anti
elsewhere hustled thousands of hash»
oil of oysters into barrels for ship-
ment to New York, to have them
ready. Stanley Lowndes of Nortbport,
i. 1., one of the largest oyster plant-
ers in the country, said yesterday that
oysters never had been in better c
dltlon for market than they are at t e
beginning of this season. The same
word come from Blue Point, famous
for the quality of its oysters.
COLUMBUS DAY CELEBRATION.
The United Italian Societies' gener-
al committee held a meeting that even- ' been '90“ In “13'- ' M n th 1
' port, 331d of W mung“ ion. 72 N0. Mall) St. Tie]. ‘fl. . 00 alto oral)! I In exul‘w WANTEWTO BUY. LL KINDS .TIOIIII’. Eflptembor 7 Studio 133”
in: at Novacka mu anti the various "The “we”, mm“, m, mmm an; $13133; the wmnm o, ire-talent» It has infinitely greater of live cattle and poultry finest prices view Ave. South Norwslh' Phone
committees were authorised to go
. , are the beat the Frenchman thinks COUNTRY CLUB EVENTS. - dl oases heretofore , c bl N
ahead with the arrangements for the his are th ’ some small boys who had found it I n “P8 9- er- a pound. live. weight. H. Friedman. .259.“ Maw "
e cowbo inks his , bot: . bier rheur:
Columbus Day celebration. It is be- even thh le—bmymt'hu‘ 1030:: A “50 people who went down m running “0““ 10°“ “9 “"3““ V’" m:lt§ml=oast’ipation. :gitiia‘ioggdh‘gl‘oln' Connecticut Ava. Sham Norwalit. LOST' “
lievod that there will be acceptances
from a large number of local lodges
" Luca pav‘esurmzt...
(The Sentinel will be issued labor
'7' Day, boatload” u a morningl
of Providence. and are considered first
class in every particular.
During the past few months, the
truck has gone through many changes
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SOUTH BEND, lud., Sept. 2.~~.loiiu
Norvutch was arrested in this city
last night on information from the
police of Racine, Wis, who charge him
with four murders. He killed a man
named Sullivan in Racine six weeks
ago, it is said, and also, it is alleged,
had killed two men in Michigan and
one In Milwaukee. ~.
Norvatch admitted, the police say.
that be killed Sullivan. lie said Sulll.
MR. LOCKWOOO KICKEO BY
HORSE.
George L. Lockwood, the well-known
Norwalk automobile man. and mem-
ber of the firm of F. E. Lockwood and
Company, was kicked in the shin this
afternoon by a. horse which was stand-
ing in front of the company‘s store in
Wall street.
Mr. Lockwood was attempting to
pick up a but which had blown from a
' passerby's head and rolled under the
horse. He went to Edward P. Weed's
pharmacy across the street and bad
the wound dressed. The injury appar-
ently was not a serious one.
MANNEita.
John it. Drexel, at a dinner in New-
tendedi a reception on a nianofvwar.
A distinguished statesman. visiting
ain't he not. manners enough to salute
the quarterd-obr
“‘llnnnerl.'a third sailor chipped
Mouthwash! .
“our on of .
take care of the adjacent property for
years, including extensions to the high-
ways on the west side of Connecticut
avenue not now sewerod, To provide
foot of Crescent street.
~Try the Economy Jars for your
entitling. They are fine. Joaeloff.
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Ranks Sadly Depleted. the Fat Men
Are Having Their Annual Din-
ner This Aiicrnoon
Shades of former glory! The funi-
ous for men's dinner is lit-in; held at
.lobn Fl. O‘Sulivau‘s Dorlon House, this
ation, have been woefully depicted by
the ravages of time, but it was hoped
to get a dozen or so together for tire
event. Landlord 0,;Suliivuu's hospi-
tality, however, will not lit' pressured
by the size” of the party. Ho will do
his level best to give every one of
his guests the best time possible.
Patrick Murphy, of Westport, will
be on hand, it. is promised, as will iti-
so Brother Wadsworth, of Hartford,
and its many others as can he mar-
shnled. Last year, the ranks ‘were
filled out a hit with such young fel-
low- at Councillor John J. Walsh and
Former Mayor James T. Hubbell, of
Norwaik. The dinner was served at
2 o‘clock.
—Al Tomatoes. basket, 35c. Jose-
tlio Country Clublast evening were
disappointed in that there was no reg-
ular music for dancing. it developed
out" at this week, Spiedel'n archer
in will rural-b music for dancing.
city has recovered from the county
commissioner the sum of $23,919.75
on account of the license lens, but the
city has refused to turn over the h per
Are the Guest: of Managers Jacobs It
Retort Point Today.
The, little inmates of the Children's
Hattie are at Roton l’oiut today its the
guests of the management. Herman
and Michael Jacobs. The Jacobs
llt'othrrs have chartered a special car
lot them and mum thr- nrrlval of the
party they were treated to everything
at the Point. After they had wandered
around to their union's content they
note served with a lunch by the. mun-
agolnent anti Loader Lutschull's or-
chestra discoursed swaet music. Then
iii the afternoon the children went the
rounds again anti wrra treated in a
royal manner by everyone.
city oiiiciui in commenting on the out-
ing said: “it is a line thing for the
Roton Point people to do a thing of
this kind, and should receive the per
sonal thanks of everyone at all inter-
ested in local charities."
A. LEVA GETS HIS HORSE.
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stolen Animal Roe0vered by Captain
Hunt Near Ridgotield.
The horse that was stolen-from A.
Lava, last Monday. was returned to
the owner by Captain Hunt, who found
it somewhere on the road between
Ridgeiield and Sing Sing. or Osslnlng.
New York. ‘
Captain Hunt. after a. long search,
restored to its owner. W110 W” 0W!"
joyed to recover the bone, II It VIII
oona'olnbie.
ranchieot to moving, my
'y‘Wh do
our t" inquired his mother.
7 "Cause!
from lJrerpool to New York. Wire-
leSs reports received here today indic~
ated that the Lusitania passed Nan-
tucket Lightship at 9:30 a. at. today.
present great speed. [in to noon yes
tertiay, the giant liner had covered
2.014 miles at an average speed or 25.-
88 knots an hour. From the. time she
left Daunta Rock, Sunday morning, at
7 o'clock, until noon Sunday she cov-
ered til mill-s and her 24 hour distan-
ces from that time until noon yester-
day were 6.60, 052. and 651 miles, res
pectively. The course is 2.790 miles
in length, and the present record for
the westward passe-[.1u is four days.
It hours and 38 minutes, made. by the
Mauretnnia on her voyage ending at
Niiv York on Aug. I9 last.
There was a scene of great cnthus
iasm when the Lusitania passed tiio
Nantucket Lightship today. Tho
dicks oi the liner were crowded with
pa. rengers, who waved hats and hand-
kcrchlofs as she turned close to the
llgl‘lshll‘i. Bands wo:s playing and aa-
lutes were exchanged between the two
vored by a smooth sea and a light
northWest. wind.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT—J. A. RUDDER.‘
decorator, painter and paper hanger.
has moved from Madison St. to 108
South Main St, where he is prepared
to fill all orders promptly. He re-
spectfully solicits a trial order. Tel.
669-6.
—“
ALMOST EVERYTHING USEFUL.
ornamental, cheap. stationery, toys.
velocipedes. wagons, suit oases.
clocks. watches, musical strings, the
Etude, McKinley music, etc. Novelty
Store, 76 Washington at.
‘Tiis murmur THAT cunts.
curative power than drugs. and cures
and all chronic ailments. Electric
Turkish baths. Lady assistant! Prof.
required. Address P. O. Box 54. Watt-
terbury, Conn. 82 3
WANTED—T0 RENT. 3 0R 4
rooms with bath, in good neighbor-
hood of South Norwalk. Address Iii.
ner uill do. Answer in own handwrit-
ing, stating salary expected. Address
T.. care Sentinel. s: at
WANTED—A CAPABLE WOMAN
woman desires a position as house
keeper In small family, widower pre.
ferred, or core for an invalid. Call or
address Mrs. Dodge, 163 Welt St.
at at
ADDRESSERB WANTED. APPLY
by mail to the Sealsbipt Oyster Sys-
tcm, lnc., Box 0. South Norwalk 908t-
office. 31 1t
WANTED—GOOD EXPERIENCED
grocery clerk. Good pay to right man.
Address A. 2., care Sentinel. 81 tf
WANTED-4A GOOD GIRL FOR
the dining room; one who understands
the work. Mansion House, w. 11‘. Tel-
vate family, one or two gentlemen
wishing winter comfort, or man and
wife. M. J. 0., care of Sentinel.
:31 3t
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN CAP‘
able of handling it detailed stock; must
be accurate and energetic. Answer by
letter only. giving references. J. & J.
Cash. Limited. a31,3t
WANTED—A GIRL OVER 18 FOR
checking orders in factory; must. be
a. good writer and good at figures. Air
ply at factory entrance. J. & J. Cash.
Ltd., Chestnut St. a31 3t
WANTED—OPERATORS ON
white shirts, team work; girls experi-
enced in the use of steam power nia-
chinea preferred; steady work. Cluett
Peabody &. 00.. North Main and Union
Sta. a2? 6t
paid. For calves. from 8 to 8 1‘2 cents
Phone from 6 a. in. to 3 p. m.. 850-6;
from 4 to 10 p. 31.. 257-2. ml 111:
18 Wall!!! mus
lLlC‘I‘ilou ruirmo 0r lint-u
am Mir-d bras-In
- “a:
.HAVI Y“ ”MARC
My
i kins Ava, nit-t Norvialk.
FOR SALE—PIANO HIGH GRADE 1
make. nearly new, in line condition:
cost 8400. Need the money. Cheap
FOR SALEvTWO THOROUGIL
bred St. Bernard pups, cheap. Box 234. ,
Darian, Conn. It 3! .
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILE. SIN-
glecylinder liveseat Cadillac automo- '
bile, in good condition; very cheap.
Address “Automobile.“ care Sentinel
ofllce. 2.31 at
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-
Choice building lots for solo on Brush
BL, Powell Place and EthelWYn Ter-
race; elegant view of Sound and town.
For terms. etc, apply to Raymoni! I
Pollard, 9 Main St., Norwalk. ado 1w .‘
TO LET. ,
To LET—81X ROOMS WITH IM— .,
provements. Inquire at 6 Girard Place.
South Norwalk. I1 3t
dltlon. Can be seen 12 Howard Ave.,
East Norwaik.
TO LET-APARTMENTS IN BIB-
ble'I block, North Main St. Inquire .l.
Irving Dibble, at office of The Ferris
Coal Co. nits 6t
I1 3t
TO LET—FARM IN WEST N08-
walk. 35 acres: cheap rent, as house .
must be occupied to hold insurance.
inquire F. B. Chaddertmi, Darlene,
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PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. CAROLINE AVERY STOWK,
Piano Instructor. Beat modern meth- g
ode used Careful attention given to .
the individual needs of pupils. Studio,
ii West Ave., South Not-walk.
ARCHIIALD TAYLOR MERRIAIR.
piano instruction. Fall tierm' begins
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