WEATHER nonsense.
dIcisar and cooler ionishl and Oun-
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Biillli ISSUE
An Appeal to'Soutlt Norwallt Elects
to Vote Against ii on
Monday
till “it. lliilll liltitiili
“Wit.
not... Them Political Clubs Sup-
ported by Public Funds
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To the E10 tors of the City:
On M y it will become
a bond
:ulliilliliiiififlllijflli’ililii
every
elector's iuty to vote for or against
lie of fifty thousand dollars
Illillfii’ttiiiuiut
Grace Saulier. at East Norwsllt. Ai-
tendcd Franklin School in
1 Union District
One result of the escapade of Grace
Sautter and Della Lambert, the thir-
teen year old school girls. who ran
away Tuesday and returned home yes-
terday. will be the attendance of the
Suutter girl at the school where she
belongs.
Her address was given as a number
In North Main street but Superintend-
ent William E. Chancellor. of the
South Norwalk schools. learned that
her next of kin. her grandmother, with
whom she makes her home. lives in
Van Zandt street. East Norwalk. The
child will accordingly be dropped from
the Franklin school and sent to East
Norwalk.
Some of the matters that have. come
out In connection with this run away
have resulted in starting a discussion
which may bear fruit is little later.
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RALLY SUNDAY SERVICES. .
South Norwaiv. Congregational Church
ilitlilliii iii litii’iili
iiiiiii
BE liliili
. W C“! “Kl Town Oiliocrs
Ewell ior Election on
. at the wire. every-
, Monday‘s election
, ’2 bit. ready to hear
in the race. While
cuisr Jillhf‘t‘ In ex-
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CHICAGO. not... 2.-'-Rolusul of Miss
Phoebe Amtm' , . 284mm; old. to
marry Charles [A Miller. a stationary
engineer. am ‘0 yearn. terminated in
a double tragedy h the boarding house
at 619 Bush street. early today.
Miss Armstrong, employed as it entails
ier for a business first. roomed on the
first floor. and her admirer on the sec,
0nd floor. Miss Armstrong slept with
her window open. and it is said by the
lice that Miller entered the room by
his means at about I a. lil.
Apparently Mi“ Armstrong was shot
as she slept. Miller is believed to have
shot the young woman. and then ended
his own filer;
Diliillliliii
iHill Siliiiiiii
NUMINEES'
South Norwsllt City Ticket. Headed
by Dr. R. M. Woile. Merits;
Support
iiiilii’iiiliiiii iiiiiili
Siiiiliiii Siillli iii ii
Councilmen Are All Weliitnown Bus-
' iness Men ‘
To Me Voters of the. City of South
Norwslk.
The Democratic party bus put in
the field again this your a ticket
which we feel ought to appeal to every
itilllllliitli tltiiills
nun III on you
Train Crews Escape Death by Jump-
inp When Freighis Come To-
gether sl Lloyds. N. Y.
winsrsn). Oct. 2.——A luisunderv
standing of orders. it is reported, was
the cause of a collision which occur
red about 7 o'clock last night between
two extra freight trains one mile
west of Lioyds. New York. As a re-
sult of the collision. tsrifilc was block-
od during the entire night. and the
wreckage was not cleared until 8 o-
clock this morning. Engineers Kelly.
of Canaan. Conn. and Messy, of May-
brook, N. Y.. escaped instant death by
jumping. Both firemen. also escaped
by jumping. it is reported that ‘25
cars were derailed. nine of which
were reduced to kindling wood, and
both engines smashed beyond repair.
The westbound freight was in
charge 0: Conductor Harry Bonus, for-
merly of Waterbury. and the east-
bound in charge of Conductor Matti-
sun. or Muybrook, N. Y. Superintend-
em Laing. with Master Mechanic
Stewart. of Hartford, and Supervisor
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advertisements on this pm.
as words or loss. 35 cents: 3 times. i
each additional word. I cent per insertion.
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”WANTED—CW"
WANTID — ADDREBHERS GOOD .
penmsn. (‘ali at once. Sell-hint fighter "
b'ysir-m, Hoyt's Theatre Building. 1w
WANTIO-BY A YOUNG LADY
room and bodrd. at rsaaortohla rats. Mus
be within walking distorted of bulinosd
section. duress Box 1-“. South Nor-
wnlk. an if
WANTED-t—FOSlTlON BY MAN AND
woman as caretakers or farm or. real-
tloncc «lurin winter. real. . . T..
tit-liens] he very. South Norwalk. Conn.
WANTSO ~~ WALL CASH. WITH
glass doors. Address "Private; oars Eve-
ning Sentinel. 03 It
WANTED—AN AMERICAN WOMAN
who has her own home wishes employ—
ment for the whole or {art of the day at
almost anything. Ad fess Helper. care
Sentinel. 02 1t
WANTEO~A GOOD KITCHEN WOM-
an for dish washing. etc. Mansitm
House. 02 1t
WANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
automobile busine-
for positions as chauflaurs and repair
men. We make you expert in ten weeks:
assist you to secure mitten. Pay big;
work pleasant: demsnd for men ma: ,
reasonable; write for particulars and
sample lesson. Emglrc Automobile in-
stitute. Rochester. . Y. or 2:
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WANTlD—MODERN HOUSE WITH
all improvements. Will lease for one or
two ears. Adults. Address House. care
Sent net. 02 It
WANTED — CIGAR
SALESMEN
wanted in this territory.
necessary. Write us at
[imposition ever offered.
sale Cigar 00.. Toledo. 0.
independent voter.
The head of our ticket, Dr. Robert
M, Wolfe. has been practicing in this
city for the past ten years and pro-
McArdeie. left early this morning on
a special train for the scene. Whether
the train crews or train despatchers
are to blame has not as yet been de-
io raise oney for one of several pur-
poses, eluding 'pubiic library. city
hall an streets. Each elector can
iil‘ll interest is be-
‘ atr‘s election. both
~ ind a good sired
once for
Has Special Program.
urneo
Tomorrow evening the services in
vote is
cast on . Hot for such bond issue for
any out! the purposes nnmcd. but it
The
lcglsl . providing for this action
must - for the lee amount.
was ob nod by the present council.
it w be remembered that
(utilised on Seventh Passi-
Iii liSi iiiiil
'Bfliillillfliiiili
Board ior Electric Man-
Waler Board Re-
'ns the Same
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~ no contest at Monday‘s
offices of water coni-
. foal commission-
or
, t between the two
nibber of candidates
' two commissions
“ This makes it a
. t the two corn-
’ 3 year -will be
. John R. Spencer.
. . Hatch. Franklin
w . torts.
,had apparently
0 Republican cau-
Thomas Robins
r electrics] com-
,but this arrange-
V‘: right when Mr.
fl ow the use of his
sts nominated two
,. eners. Frederick
place two
not
, commissioners"
rIstian Bwarts was
Stephen S.
dorsed. Likewise
:v ve’ endorsed Mr.
‘ electrical commis-
" n this seems All
of cleatricai con»
5hangc in the board
i, lacs,
.9!“ l
', new remap."
sermons
evening ill the
pat church. 'i‘hoy
, stlc pictures and
'. n lite. They will
ew Frames," and
‘ . first picture to
-.Country had in a
has
Frederick
evening. These
‘d profitable not
hutalso to the
be especially in-
' on and young wo-
enlng
-ciul ' music
if rthur
1.,ihe louse leaf sys~
ske pages for any
a. Sentinel Build-
v.
.. A OFFICERS.
lotion of ofiicers
a class. oi! the
t. Church. last
oiloWs:
aik Baptist church
the pastor, Rev. M.
an on “The Hon
all. Election.” on a
Thin Judges
as tinned.
ir
, r sermon.
tho
comlui e of citlsens appointed by the
mayor look into the matter of a new
city it discovered that it would he
the South Norwulk Congregational
church will he. resumed as it part of
the annual Rally Sunday exercises of
the. church. The subject upon which
the pastor has announced to preach at
this service is Fulton's Folly; A Lesson
for the. Times.
The rally exercises will begin at
the morning service. at which the sub-
ject will be "The Future Leadership of
the Church." They will be continued
by the Bible school. at which Dr. Mae
furland is to give an address. and the
annual roll call will be held.
The Men‘s Christian inquiry Club
will continue its discussion of the
Problems of Democracy. John A. Ham-
ilton will be the leader, his subject he‘
log “The Realization of Democracy."
The Women‘s Christian inquiry Club
in also to resume its sessions tomor-
row.
The church council has sent out a
clrcuiur’letter to the entire parish re.
questing that each family be represent-
ed at the exercises and requesting all
of the various departments. Includins
the Men‘s Club. the Women's Associa-
tion. the King's Daughters, the Junior
Mission Hand. the Young Men's Club
and the Music School to resume their
full activities for the coming fall and
winter. .
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was. annual. n. ween:
Elected Honorary Regent «Nor-walk
Chapter. D. A. D.
At the meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter. D.-A. 11.. held Thursday after-
noon, at Historical House, Mrs. Samuel
R. Wood wsa olectedhonorary regent
of the chapter.
A committee wasapointed consist—
‘idg of Mrs. Newton. .of‘Weatport; Mrs.
William H. Sworda,- Of South Nor-
waik. and Mrs. W. H. Weed. or Nor
walk. to look into the matter of form-
ing a chapter for children in Norwalk.
A report from this committee will be
given at the October meeting.
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SlLVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. N. -.M. Jackson enter-
tained a number of relatives and
friends last evening, in honor of their
silver wedding anniversary. and the
birthday anniversary of their son. Wii‘
iiam. The guests includedzz Mrs.
George E. Clayton. Mrs. Alice Wil
lislns. Misses Matilda Tuyior. Rosa
Lee Taylor. Edna V. Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. Genrge W. Peterson. William c.
Taylor. Macyllargrave, of Brooklyn:
Mrs. J. H. Bruce and Miss Hester
Poole. of the Bronx. N. Y.; Misses
Alice. and Gertrude Taylor. Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Taylor. of Stamford; Ricbv
ard Taylor. of Wilton; Mr. and Mrs.
Jclm D.’ Taylor,ng. and Mrs. N. M.
Jackson and family.
No SMOKING ON TROLLEYS.
The oililciuls of the Connecticut
Company are determined to break up
smoking on the rear platforms of the
cars of the local lines. This week an-
other notice was posied at the Wall
street car barns notifying the conduc-
tors thst there “mos " not be any
smoking on the cars.
The practice Is more general at just
this time than at any other time dur-
ing the year, on account of the change
over from the open earn. On several
seats in the latter smoking lsallowcd
and many men light up a cigsr while
waiting for a car. forgetting the
change in type of car.
, —MILLINERY NOTIOI.
l desire to announce a display of
Fall and Winter Mlliinery Oct. 1st. 1nd
and .4th. at ”South Maln'SL. South
Norwalk. . . .
ups. mam-narration
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ENGLISH, SAILOR. 0020510-
A number or themes or Twat-'s men
, not. His-Munro's ship Atari! isos-
paotsd gobs luNorwalt on sander
afternoon as .guests or .5 teams
Stranger Lodge. No. 864. moor sons
of St. George. at their rooms in Main
street. Norwalk.
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The divorce case of nusuft J. acts:
against his wife. an r. nuns. which
was to have come up yesterday before
r in New Haven; was con-
vsrai local witneuosh or!-
qumfl‘ .. r ~‘ ?
. this your's cloc-
closost in years.
~.l broad claims.
‘~ believe their
lot.
it be the hauls
town election.
l‘ first rlistt'ict
house on Mill
trlct, Putnam
-'rce.t and for
flower Hook
-‘- Van Zsudt
Many
tion will
the polling
will be at
Hill, for the.
Hose Hons
thel Thiréi d “a
an lard er ”
street, East M
The city e _
Norwalk will .1).
court room and
ter street. for‘
The tickets ii:
and city electim
‘tz for 80th
land street
House, Wa-
‘ the town
‘ 1M:
.1. .r. r...
G. D. ‘ Hartleti . '
‘My
His Sosrer
Has Advantages Over All
us rum]
Others
'illllii illiiS
Simplicity oi Operafion is Principal
Feature
tun—Audi‘s—
Over in Westliilu'waik there is a
man who claim. ,
an aeroplane tho
intprot'bruent over
the type used by at
Glenn ii. Curlllv'r
store, as the an ,
cycle.and this '
of inclined“!
not to be denied
tion.
This man is (i. D. Bartlett, who oc-
clinics the James Bates farm in West
he has invented
as distinct an
type used by
right Brothers.
' and other avi-
‘ and a better choice for the once could
TOWN as:
George W. ,
TOWN AU
Frederick S. ='
BOARD OF -.
J. Sturgeu '
George W. .
BOA till 0P SCHOO
Arthur C. Wt
.lohn 3, Law .,
, Tolls
Norwalk. and Is well known to the
law tlrm of Keogh and Dundee. which
has done business for him. and others
in the Norwallts. Mr. liartlctt has
sold a number of his inventions. sever
al of which are making fortunes for
the present controllers of them. it has
been frequently his misfortune, how-
ever. to frnquenily din”? of his in-
ventions for what practically amounts
to a song, before they become com-
HIGH SCHOOL CO . .
taster Hys ,.
Ralph E. Dew-
Rov. Charles S. M ~
leSTRAR 01" V-
.losrph A. Carrier. let;
it). B. Doulens, and d
E. E. (lorham. 3rd til , l
TREE WARD. ,1, i.
Joseph Cornell.
GRAND JURORS ‘
John W. Duke. ‘
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(Continued‘on Eighth ' .
PRELUDE 0N ELIOTI,‘
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Rev. H. I. Carpenter's Prelim
dress to be on Timely T-
“The Moral Aspect of the Cl
tion," will be the thought of
tor's prelude at the South
Baptist church tarpon-ow ereni
o‘clock. followed by a special is ,
“The Mastery of Man. ' The usu .,
ular song service will be a feat '
all who enjoy the singing of f.
hymns. in the morning the Co 4
ion address,wlil be on “The F"
mental Revival." Delegates to r
sent the church at the state con .
tion at Mystic will be chosen. Sun
school at 12 o'clock. and young ~_'
pic's meeting at 6; The quartet mu
is specially arranged for the thou -
of the services. Music for the da ‘
Morning. .
Prelude—Melody. . . . . . . .(l. E. Whiti‘
Anthem—Dove Not the World..Suillv ~'
Response—Coins Unto Me ..... Wags . '
Offei'tmy—Tenor and coutralto duet, T
on. Morning Land.
Postiude-Vorsot ............ .. Batista
Evening; ;
Prelude—Elevation in B-dst..
Response—The lord's “Erayer.
auction—Soprano solo. ,Just As 1
Am......... . amnion
Unaccompanied Quartetd—ln Heaven- 5
_lyinvsAbiding.....‘.........Brown
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dATURDAY’S SPROIALI.
Prime Rib Roast, ruse lb.
Chuck-Rib Roast. 12bit).
Porterhouse Roast 6r Stock. 180
Sirloin Steak. 16c lb. . ,
Lean Pot Roast. lilo to tile lb.
Chopped Steak. lie lb. '
Home Dressed Veal. Native Chick-
ens, Sausage. etc. .
PUBLIC MARKET.
88 South Main St.
, .r. a. missile. of New Orleans. who
lb.
. with! our trio“th «an
‘, Willa m:-
has Mfr! undergoing treatment at the ‘
«News a Hospital. was discharged this.
‘ A’
“Batiste .
Anthem—Abide With no. ...Church|li .
mercial ancesses.
. been the inventor of the now celebrat-
teti "vacuum bottle" marketed under
parlour» names and states that he was
l“ll(‘lfli.’d out of it by the company
ls‘hich was originally formed to exploit
He claims to have
intro of his chief reasons for coming
West Norwnlk was to dereiopc his
‘ s regarding
the aeroplane. ills
g machine. he explains, in it most
pic o
no. and comes the nearest of
in existence. to utilizing methods
trds
~- in
g to
he
i. rec
in ilyng. Mr. Hartiett says
no doubt of the success of his
acliinc. He states further
has already flown a distance
and a half miles. One of the
“ advantages he claims for his ms-
is
that while long practice and
care are necessary in flying
‘ the Wright double piano or the
rm... monoplane. his is so simple to
‘Wili- that anyone can successfully
it Ill} .1
it it. As to type. if it resembles
agree any other. it follows the
{Interim to the extent of having
‘9“ i tingle plane as indicated by that
.‘l‘i'i it also has a motor to drive a
“E“Wiiu As to also it to far smaller
‘“ mmixing that has yet appeared-
i- l
lion Vii
' iii “ll
lixlilo
lartlett hits been In conduits-
lh the Acre Club of America.
“I date has not come to a sat-
” armament with the club with n
he... to exhibiting publicly-
omnibus nus
Ti
i l.
i.
T
s
t
hi
'6.
1
u
I
pay
! .r
one ‘
lstv
“it Hussey, of Water street. Nor~
“h“ “as taken to the hospital.
“i” “is discharged this morn-
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elxlh‘is been reports afouito a
t in“ l" the city election. but
i. “‘“liinuou failed to disclose
“‘ rtrembled money. ‘~
lie '1va
e. ., Cmrupt practices act now
'an “Midate must file with
u. 3" “to name of his politi-1
his“ though that agent be
datum“ Me the came before
oi“ Micr- elcction so so
”Whites must also be dig
a
l\\..—-——-
“with” enorluourrv. '
Ilsomimlcht boat of yours
r. . ,
my!" Still. her record in
ll :5th satisfactory."
this “ill?"
" is? l‘lllnbcr of guests
”‘h h“ during the sum-
“, engaged arid
ill We? marriages -
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vter opening night. October 6th. '
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.‘i "
iii ,
,will be no MM
game was play , last satnrdsy' and
the week “fora. it
'Not'walk team being
fessionuily and as a citizen is a man
that any voter ought to be proud to
support. and if elected we can give as-
surance that his administration will
give the shine satisfaction as that of
his predecessor. Mayor liurneli. for
Whom we have asked your suffrage
for the past two years. Albert M.
Pohlman, Dr. Harry E. Bates, William
ll. McMahon. Jacob l.lnxweiler. LeRoy
Adams and Augustus P. Maguer. nomi-
nees for councilmeu. are all well-l
known practical business men and the.
affairs of the city could well be left
in their hands.
Our nominee for city clerk. Frank
ll. iluntington. has been local man‘
nger of The Adams Express Company
for the past seven or eight years and
the fact that he has performed the
necessary executive and clerical work
to the satisfaction 0! his employers
ought to be sufficient guarantee that
if elected the records of the city will
be correctly and faithfully kept and in
a place where at all reasonable times
they will be open for inspection.
Our nominee as treasurer of the
water fund, Nelson H. Hoyt. is an ac-
tive business man in the city‘s center.
not be made.
- The present city treasurer. Wilfred
Bodwcil. months ticket to be voted
on Monday snd“wo ash flor his misc-
uon on his resort! during the past
year. As cashier of the City
National Bank. hols accessible to all
during business hours and his business
and financial experience well qualifies
him for the office.
in conjunction with the present com-
mittee onflnaoc Albert, M. Pohiman
has saved the city in interest charges
more than the amount of the treasur-
er's salary. Besides this over 8600
of old liens have been paid over to
the city through the. efforts of the
finance committee and treasurer.
Another on the ticket nt- present
holding ofiice is the present tap: col-
lector. William S. Wilcox. Since hold-
ing this onice two lists have come into
his handsu-the 1907 list, Which has
been collected to the. last dollar and
turned over to the treasurer. and the
1908 list. all but a. small percentage
of which has been collected and turn-
ed'ovcr. His past experience well
qualifies him for the position and his
office is conveniently situated and well
modstion or the city‘s taxpayers.
For water commissioner. Christian
Swaria, and for board of electrics!
equipped for the bullpen and‘acoorn- .1.
terminod.
l'OARD OF THANKS.
We desire to thank the many friends
and neighbors for the kindness shown
in our recent bereavement; also for
the many floral tributes. especially the
members of Cigar Makers’ Union. No.
26. Old Well Cigar 00.. the employees
of Norwalk ilox Co. and C. S. me-
bridge Co.
A. A. HEINZELMAN.
ROSE HEINZEIMAN.
ELIZABETH liElNZblMAN.
HAROLD HEINZEIMAN.
~0ur “James Means" Shoe for men
at 33.00 in all leathers cannot be beat.
Max Levy. 169 Washington St. bridge.
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ADVERTIOED LETTERS.
Below is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post odi-
ces for the current week.
South Not-walk.
Miss Mary Connolly. 20 Lowe St.
Mrs. Edward Gordon.
S. J. Hinclr.
Nolbert Lacsko. .
Miss Hattie A. Mannie.
R. ll. Thomas. 7501 Second Ave.
E. E. CROWN. P: I. ‘
Olanillod ads! is on this
as we mm a limp”:
MI‘YP lass.
”a!“ anal ward.1 can a: insertion.
DIED.
waN'r'IEZ- nonr FOR onuvn’nr
wagon. Inquire United Grocery Com»
”“33 oz [K
WANTED—WMPETENT GIRL FOR
onenl housework. Inquire eveni’rngs.
. D B i. Crescent 01;;
Decker.
ALL KINDS 01"
live cattle and poultry. Boat prices paid.
For calves, from I to I 14 cents a bound.
live weight. H. sdman. Connecticut
Ave.. South Norwaik. Phone from t a. m.
to a 1:. ran. Ibo—d; from d to 10 n. m.,
251-1. ___
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—NEW Six-ROOM HOUSE.
suitable for two families: snail payment
down. rest in small monthly payments.
Inquire 8 Ridge St.
FOR DALI—FARM FIVE ACRES:
rive room house. datlon for another , ,
house 14x23. ,3“ condi-
tion. Two cows. horse. 1 0 c m All
for 31,600. Address. Micaela Tier-no, Wast-
port. Conn. R. F. D. i . . no It.
POI .ALIv-FOB WAN? 0" USE. A
but ur vi‘ horas. A
gang. H: tchfrgrocicrtu‘u Swihfil':
a 0
race.
WANTID'TO BUY.
,7},
FOR IA I ,
Taylor Av . a
he arrsn for w
half cash.
load! St.
"O. W
wetland AMI“ m
wil advance ..‘ .
Box ill. South -
OUDLIPPtoN FRIDAY. OCT. 1. COR.
dolls Cudll p. widow of the late Goo
Cudtipp. m-ral services at her late
residence. Cudiifip street. Rowayton. on
Monday. Oct. it. Lat. 3 p. m.
m readyfr
.FOR CALI 0R
. work: live
ess.
. 0.
game run
walk.
PROFESSIONAL.
iron aALl-Bmurmo
ANNOUNCIMINT—MR. W. GILBERT
News“. of Bridgeport. teacher of dancing
and deportment. will conduct a dancing
class for younngeo is at the Eliaabe
Head School. ' ills do." Wednesday at-
tornoons. beginning Oct. 13th. Class for
units under to years from 2:30 to 3:30;
or older pupils to 5:30. Terms on ap-
plication. oi lit
land fronting on fine strob
:giandld location. rtunt
a looking 1’0le t _
were: re: -
a n ‘
335%. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. SO
hand carved bedroom set. :35: is
good conditio suitable or ‘
bu 's on
Plant or-
BCHOOL OF” DANCING-MR. D. A.
Stanton will conduct a School of Dancin
during the season of 1909-10. at some
will he taught Wait: and Two-ate . with
all new and popular society snces.
School opens with class lesson Thursda
evening. pt. . at Red Man's Hal.
Washington 8L. South Norwaik. For
emu reap D. A. Stanton, Iii! gain
St. Bridgeport. Conn. s it
ARCHIDALO. TAYLOR MIRRIAM.
anchor of Plano. Labert a: Stark-Stutt-
mthod. Organist South Norwaik
1‘g.’t‘.ahurch. Studio. 16 Bayviow Ave.
commissioners. Frederick A. Hunks-
meier and John R. Spencer. on so-
without ' opposition. These nominees
were selected an mum: of personal
fitness and past experience and do-
serve the confidence of the voters of
count of endorsement. will be elected at
.uaa. CAROLINE avznv crows.
Plano Instructor. Best modern math
. Careful attengfi: gigtenmto PW“;
vidual needs is x: u o. as
An.. South Norw . , .
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" BUSINESS NOTICES.
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kodak 4x5 'wltiiilestser
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St.. Not-walk. 01 3t
der, 812.50 No.
Nerwalk.
FOR" SALE—MEAT
coca veun noon Ld Kr cams! ‘
Compouéiadlrgp; all leak 400 ”1:30;:
on a Roo Paper
Telepho‘l?‘ No. .
church use
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.01 at
new stock and fixtures.
tury Roofing and Mfg on. a Sea 3a.!”
Slut Norwaih. Oonn: ' I! t .
CENTURY COMPOUND STOP. ALL
LIAKI. .Old tin. tar. or ahagla, _
roofs covered. guarants ears. i
r 75c to 31.60 pm‘ roll.
antury Root!!! (1 <1“ . 0..
Saaviaw Ave.. East N‘ ‘
orw Conn. I13 ll
TO LET
TO LIT~FBONT HALF ~0!" DOUBLE
both parties. For assessor. D. William
mrford: for board of relief. Bernard
auditor. Charles E. Williams; for. city
sheriif. Frank J. German; for registrar
J. Reynolds and John Redwsy; for n w p m
badges. Conrad Bord» Sentinel
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s or no on . .
letterheads. notehenda.pst:tenr:enta. busi-
s. rogrsms. its.
Build-
ing. s89 St.
house. 6 large rooms. both And all all
modern improvements. concrete tar:
rod location. inquire. No. 34 Woodward
ve. ' ‘ , / it” It
70 Lst-Houal ll Maaoow or.
Rent. :15. Possession mmediately. 1n—
of voters, D. Louis Ladrlgan; for in-
speotor of election, Edward J. Creagh.
are all young men well qlualined to fill
the positions for which i ey are numb
ated. .
The above ticket deserves the sup-
port of every independent voter of the
city. and its election means a clean.
honest. cconornlcaisadministratlon.
nauoons'rtc Consumes.
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--MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
odors an excellent opportunity for the
young people of The Norwaiks to
learn Beekeeping? Shortbaad, :Typo-
mitts-’3. Penmanship,
ma
doom and
W. Fil‘i‘eliar.
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placing ti
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MANSION. HOUSE 88% WASHING-
ton St. now open for usinsas under new
moot. Thoroughly renovated and
shed. Table first class: all home
baiting. natal reasonable.
Prop. an or
TRIII TRIATID FOR INSECTS AND
trimmed. pruned and for-
ciaanod. treated and gig.
troan inlmhoondttim ‘ s
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return
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THI CERES OFF.
. baseball series between teams
summed entirely or - Norwallr _. and
south Norwsllr talent sacrament.
each and or the town hashsan cat.
on. in con , concoct which‘there
afternoon. A has
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spire Id. M. Tones. lit uth Main so. or
. as. Layton Co. s30 3t
TO Lit—TO GENTDHMAN. RGH
front room. one of wielisheatcd stun
room adiolnln . clean. quiet. cheerfu.
1.50. Healsi desired. Address. C. E.
. Sentinel.
TO LlT—DOWER FLOOR
uiro on premises.
Saunders. corner Myrtle Ave. an
bery Hill Road. ~ ,
T0 LIT~FNE
ovemenls. second
mo
ROOMS. WITH
floor. ‘16 Cheetah
orwalk; adults only. Central loot ,
near trolley. Possession stories. A ,
on premises. . 2.1
TO LIT—STRAWBE , I BILL. SEO-
(1 floor. l: farm so. Middle Fivc
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first iloor. 5: Monroe t.
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