Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 9, 1911 · page 3

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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Business 8.. Professional
«Cards, etCetera

 

 
 
 
 
 

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‘ CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or £008. 28cm—
Three Times, 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price

In Black-

 

 

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WANTt-zolA SALESLADY Hit A‘
dry goods store. Apply A. Dickorman
til Son. Q99 lit

 

WANTED-HA YOUNG MAN W A
dry goods store. Apply A. l‘llckermun
& Son. 119 lit

 

WANTED-~—ii0\' OR YOUNG MAN
to assist in office. Address in own
handwriting. Opportunity. cure Sen-
tinel. 39 3t

 

CAR-
Rich
s9 lt

WANTED—«A FEW lthh
punters. Apply to Willitun ii.
unis. 1i St. John St. (‘uil 1195-4.

BOARDERS -—- ONE OR TWO
large pleasant looms suitable for man
11nd wife 111 two 11121111111111.1111 plena-
unt homo. riot‘tric lights. hot water
hunt ctr. six minutes flom ruil1oud

 

station and business center. Terms
ronsouuhlo. Mrs. ii. A. t‘ruw. till
(‘itostuut 8L1? .it

 

WANTED—BOARD 4S6 llOOhlt-l
fo1 fsmlli of tittuo: must he 1011111111)
located Addless Business Sentinel
office. :18 ::t

 

wrtiirao—ooou STEAM
to truth on beer uugon.
«its Sentinel

MAN
Addrosu .i. F.
j' 98 '3:

 

WANT D F‘l'llNlSllldsl) ROOMS.
near ills] tat. and i‘lmwood Axe. tux
Mutie’mnn in business in South \‘111-
hulk. Adtltoss l’ i). Q Sentinel

Su‘ tit

 

‘rwnurzown xrnmuut no sum-1s.

otnon fol suits, nullinm'y. notions
d‘hd muslin undorwvar departments.
Apply (I. J. Mintz & (To. , 118 Ill

. , FOR SALE.

FOR SALEMUPRIGHT PIANOS
which were rented during summer sea-
son. All these pianos cost new from
8300 to 855818081 8:. '00 up. Steinert' 11
Music House. 16 South Main St, South'
Norwslk. s7 tit.

 

FOR SALE—“ON ACCOUNT Oi"

closing my country home. will snort

"flee my new piano. used only three 01
four months: cost new 83:15. First
good offer takes it. Address Astor.
core Sentinel. 11‘: 3t

 

FOR SAL; *FRIJ Sll MILFH COW.

 

App]: Stephen Halos: 133 \\ ost St.
37 {it
FOR QUICK SALEv‘h’.‘ WHITE

1130 each: til Rhoda islands,
Long Show ii‘ur.ln Sangu-
l’ltouo 13$, \i'ostport.

[leghornm
831: ouch.
tuck. Conn

 

 

 

v r 1 1129 if
”‘BUSHIESS noticEsd ff
8PEClALMl‘WHJ) \ (it’ll BUSI-

ness through judicious utlt'et'ilslng.
Strong rlrr'ulnr letters and uttrnrtlvo

trialling cards can do more thun u
dozen sulesnlon in winning trttdit. Lot-
101 11nd booklet composition. multi

mopiipg. mailing lists. locul pl pu-
tlonul up) cinnaifioutloni addressing.
mulling. Low rutcs. L‘xport work
R, cute Sontinci ollico. I?» lit

 

NASH'B MODERN GOODYF‘AR
boot and shoe repair shop All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Wait Washington 8t.

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PROFESSIONAL.

 

WANTED—40R Elihu. tumor,
nuished. house or flat in South Nor

wulk for full mid winter months. All
dross. with description, terms. Moi.
88 1 C

RI. Sentinel 08390..
“WANTED (lllll.

 

FOR (l i11l\li “All

lionsowuotk Apply 61 leodwutd Aunt

Sllnth Notwalk. ’1‘ 'it

 

' WANTED-lr-Illllitlll’i‘ tilill. Alltlii'l‘
its yours old. in our ussortlnlz 11nd llox~
till: dopurtmcnt. Citron, il'cuhody &

E). H? iii

 

Z_ WANTED - TWO COMPETENT
girls. one first-cluss cook. the othor I!
ohumbcrntald and waitress: must hurts

otl rofet'encoo. (‘ull thin afternoon
or c‘vouing. Mrs. J. A. Forrsli,.'lllcif«
dry lllnl‘f, South Norwuik. .7; . IT lit

WANTED—DIX ROOMS CENTRAL
it; lorutod‘. must have improv‘oluohtll.
Addloss lv‘. 1.. “1., (mo Sentinel.

87 'il

 

‘I'WANTED—dll‘ldltii'i‘mts ON POW-
muchlnen. illlorstnto ltuhber (30.,
Washington Ht. afihtit

 

gwmrenwom onnsn rtmrnnn

 

 

 

 

iioda.l.ic11t gush pricel puid. Addtona
0 li‘. Dickiuaou. General . llverv,
smtur Noiwllllt. . '1 1110 tilt
is, , . w:
‘ Losr . 1“ .
LOETwliitOWIN' AND WHITE
hound dog”. osoupod from dnpot. itc-

wul'd for return to Adams Express 011.. ‘

:12 Washingtonian all Hi

H.001” ‘flKllt‘lt‘m FlN‘lll‘iR PLEASE
ricturu to (111111. Lumen, Smith inland.
lillt‘l rot‘oivo rowurtl. I7 lit

WMIS‘CE‘EEAWDDS.“
iNETRUCTlON lN RIDING AND
driving. On rivatc horror or ill

lilsited. Ghouls. at Juno
'Hohnuh'a lltory stable. roi 748.

 

 
 

 

 

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NOTICE 18 hi i883?
tho
the

o 13 819
0158”“ itlvor lucllt‘Iflntl " 1:111:11???

that the sold policy it» boon loot or *

ntiolsid. 11nd the corn [y will

 

iii. mi iii/mi.

PIANO. ORGAN. HARMONY. Q1111.
pile received from Tuesday. ch. Alex.

8. Gibson. Organist and Director. First

Church. Norwoik. ii Chestnut St.

tirrunlted to order. Telephone 894.
all lit
PIANO msrnucrtou. 1.1131111111'1'
and Spark method. Louise A. Tripp,
tit Woodwurd Ave. Telephone 1122-5.
07 iii

 

.PIANO iNSTRUOTlON -- THOR-
owésp and individual inquiretnontl
vs Iperlul Itteniiou. Prefer to
Instruct pupllI It thoir borne. Miss
Lelia. A. Gregory. Norwalk. Conn. R.
F. D. 42. It int

‘TO LET.

 

 

T0 LETMHOUSE. LAWRENCE
8L; ditto lire 'rooma. part Improve
month, First at. End Norwuik. lu-
qulro it. Jowlovaky. Ill if

 

TO. LIT—~HOUSE3 [N ROWAY-

.. ton; rent from 810 to 880 11 month. in-

I‘llono
all lit

nulre E. H. Smith, Rowuyton.
939-13. 01 '

 

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To 1 LIT~A. FURNIEHED ROOM
with private family, on easy terms;
exocltnnt locality. bath. electric light.
tclophono. private veranda and on
trance. Address ltox 640. South Nor-
wuik. Iilllt

 

TO LETNDBSIRABLE ROOM FOR
two, also Ilmtlo room; all come nlonc
co; quiet. itomcdilto piano: home photo
1111;; term: "attachable. iii llavllcnd
hit. I! lit

1’0 LETleiiW H0888, Ni 8
room». mm trolley: nil lmprovomon I.
(an. electricity; furnished 0 unfur»
niIllod inqutr0“'f'h0 Bounty up."3t
t r‘ ‘1

rd m 11er "A notion on

spot-imam.» ovary mcdorh conven-
iencu. one mlnuto’ from ‘Wolt Ava.
thiahod; best

ii llitpiiro9 1.13

 
 
 
 
 

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hot
or

‘ «$835118. ‘0?

South Sorwuik. Music composed and

-. and lined him that limb!
81 _

TO LET
1'0 LET-«SECOND moon. FIVE

rooms. all lmprotomonta: also first.
floor, four rooms; adults only. iii Bay»
View Ave. I9 8!

 

T0 LET-FIVE ROOMS. CONNEC-
tlcut Am; also live rooms. 55 Spring.
St. inquire Mrs. R. Tsrlov Taylor
Ave. 1112 3 ti

small drmmolor 0010’“
in bring crushed out at

, d cod often 200 timeI.

‘ . in: it on and having it not home tip

1 dons have to be made. the next tiny

‘. mats,

mode in u; in-
111111 woritchopn
“ a‘ turn when tho

' indultlly ticurlalw

. . be bought“
opI at m in... m it it to Matt.

0st or the cheaper-Amoco mt made
factories and one Ityio‘ ll '12.”

 

Asthc ready mode in“ incl-0m
I‘Iturally the drool trade; that is tha
I‘Ilo of material by the yard. decreases
and the small dmmoitorl cannot (It
Ibiflclent work The convenience of.
tibial-tux 11 chop, losing I (own. irr-

wear the name day or, if slight alter»

has proved too alluring for the 1.011-
lion woman and her suburban slum.

Another re 11 for the existing static
of “thin ll 0 foot that: 0 present.
style of (own requires v0 little lib

ting. 00ft told: serve to drape the 8(-
ure Ind bopinz undptceis are rare.
Naturally the cheapncsl of the ready
made drcu odds to its sttractivenecl.

 

Gonooionca VI. “Art.
Thom» Nelson Page. in the stool-
ing room of the Baltic contrutod the
literary. and the Iclc‘ntlnc tempera.-

"But a letter will best bring out my
point." acid the famous author. "You
have heard of course of Tennyson’l
poem. The Vision of Sin.‘ Wall 8]
eminent mathematician wrote to Ten-
nylon. on the Ippoonnco of bin poem,
I letter that ran like this:

" ‘Dear Sir—«i find in a recent pool
f yours. entitled "The Vision of Sin."
0 followlnx unwamtntod Itatementr
"Every moment. dies a men. and every
moment one to born." i need badly
point out. thIt thin calculation if cor.
rect, would tend to limp the 01101
total of the wot-RM pollination in I
Ital. of 90th oouipolao. whore-
II. it to an uhbtlahod‘hct first tilt
Iaitl population .18 .conuinniiy on the
locus-0.1 would thoufora Iowan
that in the .mt edition of this poem

the erroneous calcuicti to which 1
refer should be correc§ II foilo‘ft'It
“Erery moment dies 0 an. Ind oh.

 

1'0 LETMSEVEN ROOMS AND
hath. Everythlnm provided to malw
the ideal homo, includinghont and
iuuitor service. See. J. M. Laytbn &
Co. ‘ Iti'lit

 

To LET~FlRST 1’1.th 08‘ SE\'-
cn rooms, improvements. SH. Also
two connecting furnished 1'00an for
light 'housekeeping.‘ inquire 2H East
Ave. ~ . . Itléit

 

w. n i vv'r. . 1 1 Y .n,.1r
T0 LfiT-v “All!" 01“ DOUBLE}
house. “it imprmemontn. control. line
of tr‘ollm', newt) pupcred throughout.
Rent rousonahlo. Occupancy now.
inquire John W. Duke. 9 Eliuhoth
St. 118 tit

 

T0 LET~ FROM SEPT. 15. SEVEN
rooms. with itnprovomontc. «i i-‘rrmitlin
31.. near West St. inquire mu ti
Stillman. 24 West St. South Sorwulk.

111131

To LET ~~FlYRNi'Slillilr FRONT
room. wry rcnsonnhle. to gentleman
only. inquire 111 34 North Main St.

Mill.

TO LET-l.tl\\'lCR PART OF
house. containing six rooms and col-
lur; tenant. 04111 have part of garden
.and chicken run. liondrloltI Ave.. 01111
block from East Ave. Rent 89. A.
linvilcok. I7 lit.

 

 

To LETmON RO’I‘ON AWL. FOUR
rooms with heat. lights and writer;
adults preferred. inquire iiira. Man
shall l’. Baxter. Roton Arc... Ron-ny-
lon. 117 or

T0 LETdeiAiil. FARM ON HIGH-
land A111,; city water in house; has
hum. rhlrkon house. high ground, good
soil; trolley convenlont. W. ii. Tho-
inus, Wilson cor. Bluff Ave. 06 lit

TO LET-~l‘UitNlSliEll APART»
ment of six rooms. bath and all con-
veniences. in line location. Inquire
Taylor & Golden. Ill 31

To LITMTWO HOUSES WITH
all modern improvements. in first class
condition. in boat residential part or
city: control. Inquire 22 Taylor Av0.,
near West. St. Id 8t

1'6 Lawns noous AND and.
No. 28 Hintdtmflorwnik; key at No.

 

 

 

 

25. Portion it damn E Ella. Jo.
Norwulk. phyla Qut for I trolley
tulip. ’, I8 3!

and I sixteenth is born." 1 may add
that. the exact figures are 1.187. but
Iomcthlnx must of course. be con-
ceded to the low of rhythm.""
Wubiu‘ctou star. '

~w——I-—
What's the” final until in the diction-
or)? united the student
The article “it" of‘mnm. replied
Mr. (Brow-char. .1. '
outwith "to lost Ford? .,
«Ark-my wife. Shannan expert 00‘
um Rillljfitll."~}"“hins‘oll Star.

 

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Registrars’ Notice

oudu Voting iliatrlrt of tho wan of
Notwulk, Court. will hold 11 pulilit so?
stop at the Town t‘ourt room. lim-

innti tutor-1.111 tutti ditttritt on Sep-

tu tire tho 1). 111.. to receive applied
tions to he made votcls.Thl11 will
piohuhly be tho mil) public aotlltion
held in South Norhulk ~
EDWARI") l8. lit‘lliblllNS.
JERFMlAli hill/W.
Registrars of Voters. Scioud Voting
illntrict Towti of Nornwuilr (onn
51111111 Norwnlk September 5. 1911.

 

l

HILLSIDE

(Founded by Eliflnboth, Burr Mead
- 1883.)' ‘ ‘

A School for Girls»

PROOPEOT HILL. NORWALK

The School will open for the Full
Term on Thundui. Selvtombor Ii,
1911.111 nine o'clock

Cotton Propumory and 0.11.1.1
Counter for older (iris; Kluderuttcn.
Primtiry and intermediate Depart-
menu for little (iris and hop under
ton yours. French taught in all
(radon. Arranumonta made for mow.
int; childmn who one the ttolloya and
for urvin: I hot lunchoon. 'rorml Ind
liluItrIltod booklot on application.

The Principal may. be soon at the
School any morning aftcr September
0iovonth.~

Margaret R. inndiingor. A. I.

now ... .

 

 

 

 

 

To LIT~RRICK HOUSE 08' ELEV-
ou rooms. all conveniences. 28 Union
.Bt. Apply to The Hatch it: Bulls: 00..
Water St, south Norwalk. 1012 if

 

To LBT~HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twofnmliy houu, 6 room, and ti-
room 11111; all lmprovomanta (cod cou-
dltlon: one block from railroad Itotlou.
Joseph R 'i'a‘ylor.

8188!

 

MONTGOMERY FINID—«APPEALI.
*1 John 5.. Montgomery. of Norwolkr
who waoarrostod in Westport rocclih
”.1ch thin morning lined If» and

Partly. in the Westport oonrt. He was
1.11.11.11.11 with buying opened ‘htI mufa
lien on Weiltvoflr hill. Ammonium/W
was rcprosontcdlbyMitor‘noy Loo Da-
via. of Norwalk. who. When he found
that Judpwiirc'dle'y was to try the
clan. obiectbd'ou the ground that the
more was a witness and therefore had
already formed an opinion about the
“manor 11111 ohloctlon was Instalnnd

loom. amounting to :17, before Judge 1

 
 

 

 

0
An Opportunity.
to not a now Mount boon. oiled”
floors. all madam impronmchil.
ncIr trolley Ind center. foi- only
Irwin torn“: tmaicdim postu-
‘Iiott. Flu-tit. 8 110mg. soda mm -
bonito. burn; poultry'il‘otllol. 111111; ‘
2 till miles out. 1Will soil or 1rd- '
charm for home in town. '
(Juli writtror phone

' D. S HULL

Room ‘1. Hauliand Block

PhanIAiH- “nth Nomllt.

denied prodouluo’r ihruirhinx 1111‘.
Normik ”Hot ltttl til dust from 8w

itcmbcr i. 19 1,, .t .
will be renewed

 
 
 
 
 

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it )NDINT

The South

 
 

 

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0 Ivonbc

'13North

Oohpo'n lit the

 
 

conch“? and added to am othlncd
‘ , Wrofproducmucbutbc following

and Pow-

 

 

Tlli‘I VALUABLE COUPON from

good for I HAMIUTON COUPON "5”

Bonito "0 Co and doChoocllat 1 .
‘umnloflh oil-h tutti Dmninl ;
BukorI 01.1.1111... Coconut .'
t’J’Donohua'I 0 literal. and Tool
'li'iuh h" mud icon 1

ti

“ F‘luff Bufllen' arch
" once! i" Perfumu and Toilet a»

lit“
wdar Bodnloy' 11 Rubber Hull

 

5‘8!“th If» given by Thouunda 0f INDI- . ‘

OMAR DTOIID

Norwalk Sentinel

- Write for "unrated Catalog of
M ' gonntlfulll’remlurul a thohor Q
r10 Fm Bonds. .

Main Street

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

" Don't let you

, ‘ Stocks grow" old

~.—'Keep up a

steady. forcoful
advertising
campaign ~in
The Sentinel

and make
up-to-daie sales

 
 
 

 

 

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Advertise your manta in. The Sontincl. .
111mm hurl not only made her hat.

tombor‘ltxloil. from nine till u. m. l

. «reunion of this “me who Place two‘

mm 1. tail; in

lFLOWIN (ll!w Ill-K IND WIN.

who J“ .1
Much Uud on Milllnot‘y and Gowns.
Times of utin and oiilrm not dlf- designed for informal wear during the line. in which a platted piece of ash!

 

Mutt to make and furnish a factor»

lirtig practice. he made for the udorn~I
ment of (owns and hots. Ono of the

darkgrocn velvet loam.
nation was unusual and beautiful
it so happened that the wearer's

but had also madc- the flowers. The
lanes 411.941.011.111 It a French mllli~1

.uoru shop l
'l he Hoard of Registrars of' the 800

3111-11 pieces of satin wore utilised in
milking the flowers. math petal has
cut. from the oblong piece of satin two
lnrho’I long and one inch wide. one
edge being out curved at the cornea:
About ‘20 points were used in each

thezoqum edge to the curved portlch
is pulledup tight and fastened to a
abort piece of very fine wire. I

When making these flowers. start
from the mum and work out to the
calyx.

first cot-era tiny wnd of cotton with
0 bit of the satin and attach it. to u

the center of the. rose. The petals no
then added. workinr around and:
around twining; the fine wire umund'
the central stein.

Muir all the points have been trotted
our live ImIil three-cornered pieces oil
light moon silk for the calyx. Add
than with the aid affine wire. This
only: out be disponIod with if you
wish: but. without the only; the flower
doeo not look no natural II with it.

By closely building Ind crunplinx

 

looking flower.
pick. Iddtho Mam ”11)er the
Items with dot-11111110011“ um. paper.
Vloim sra faahionod of l loci» of
lavender utln or -ribb0 wired. Ind
bunched tolctbor with the Iddition of:
lounge. Sweet new offer a Imbal-
variety of color oomhlnationa then'
Iuy other flower. bloke those with‘
three double Intin ldo‘pI wired on the
out“ d’ti”tl Ind held toxothcr with «111

loom 11119111111111; and one down. with 0.
Very Imcll wad of “uncovered cotton
for the center.

This would be mounted on long cov-
ered wire aroma and mod Only with
plenty of foliage

antic. nororI are helm 11nd exten-
Iively this moon on mlllincry and to
«mount evening gown.

Thoy or. oxcccdlnply paint to I
who of introducing 1.11m 11mm!
color on 0 int. or comma.

1p

; it you are contaminating dotnx‘ov‘t‘r ‘

not bad mitt this tint. punch“ 11.
will. not tom hints from 03mm,

 

e Harper's llnzur. ,. . 1...

race. Judi). being finely gathered onl'

the oath: you can (It I my natural- rich looking, in also not no inexpen-

Aftar tholtfin it could live.

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{-
FALL DINNER GOWN.
White voile of the finest texture 149111;?
the material usdd foil the dlhner “WM

early fall. The tops or}

entire length of the sleeve from shoal--
der to elbow.

1111». 1101111111. thitirj'snitie hoe“ 30111111};
bodice and skirt. culling the black
chiffon cuff and finishing the top oil
the iii-inch incited donnre. Hand-em—
broidered dots tic-toque the skirt
above the hem cud ilounco. A distinc-
the note is gained in the introduc-
tion of Helen pink chiffon bérinth the
lower mm or the 11011118 commit-

FURS FOR THE WINTER

The most popular for next winter
bid fulrvto be soul. pony. carucul and
for those who can afford it. of course.
sablo‘rt'saya the New Haven Register.
For and opossum are favored for neck
pieces. Moleskin. almost as prohibl«
live in price In noble. is gaining pop
uiurit) in Form. Ermine and chin-

garments. and with thh' "critic for “black
Persian lamb in advancing eten more
in fashion Linings. howamr. will

come in delicate shaded 1°} violet 3101- Q

low corbl and cream. -

in nulffa and scarf: 0 111111 looking
long buimd fur is used. As to whether
the coats will be long or short, opin~
1151.- dlff‘ormnd miindy must decide for
herIelf“ The long coat expresses lux~
ury and elegance. The short coat in
much uloro smart. and while not no

 

Sentinel Ids. bring roauitI.

Q HOyt’ 3 Theatre

SEPT. 7, 8 & 9
VIRIIIIT

VAUDEVILLE
AND tum-ton rte-runes

Vaudcvlltc'o arc-tut Modern
Dramatic Production-nun im—
manna New Y‘hlrk Triumphant

THE CARD PARTY

Tho WillIItnI 1|“ Walker Itan 1
. Amorlod'o “'00:! input» Colon- , '
0 no

DEAS. “RE D & DEAS ‘

ADDID AtTMc‘rlorluu-bircct
from Luna Park

Prof F. Winston’s Animal: . .

, ‘ Allin TWO QTHIR act's

' ' anitigmtlncc .,

‘Qflm’t ‘IIcVNdItIIIIIIIcI‘MkK
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mariachi» until. iii

 

Julian Partly found Momma putty;d

 

1 u! “‘8
'1'-

. at-._..u~c.cffly

the health! mat ainbout urination ions is cau(h¢
ting pastime for the ueodiewornan. Not sleeves and bodice are laid in groups‘ together in the center with a strip oi
onlt roses. but violets. sweet peas and of fine pin tucks. 0 band of one-inch mollne and pinned at the front Of W
Various tuber flowers can. with veryi lrlsh insertion attending almost thermal collar forming I s‘emlclrcle or,
spreading fan shaped jabot says M‘
The colldrien with Washington Herald. Another new hit
daintloot linger-l0 hats for a Ironing is made of black chiffon finished at. hot. which is verv sitiiilur‘,hns thei
girl that i have seen this moon, “3103,1110 neck with a line cording of white! er edges graduated by being cut obit; . 5‘
a writer for the New York Press. hail silk and embrohlored Drench knots lump: This 1;; 11111115111 marqulsetm
,II it» only trimming a wrath of van; The \tllle is hand scalloped about the' with lnmrflons 11nd edgings of VIE
lied colored budl'.’ litmus“ with edge of the yoke and trimmed with i‘hd 5 or hinfif;
The conthiw hula-omhroidcred dOtI Bands of lrlahl w'f. We

Advertise in The Sentinel.

Tc
‘(rrochet are not it; across the from p “M ~

FRILL‘ JABOT.

ewery te ovelties M
if“? 61111 311.23. placenta-$1

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$012 betwm'
5 often law ‘

384%

a bit or cold'r

 
 

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Sculed proposals will he received
at -1he office of the Water Coml‘niav
sionors of the City of South Norwslk.
until 12 o‘clock noon. Sept. 23. 1811.
for trenching, hock-filling. pipe-laying.-
furnishing lead, hemp-parking and (10;.
inn till the wbrk connected with ex-'
tension of water pipes in South street.
Cltv of South Norm allr.

The Commissioners
right to reject any and all bids.
I'lttns
seen and all information obtained at
this office on and after Monday, 8698.
piece of white hot wire. Thin forms chitin are alwuis in demand for dreseyl 13.19”.

NOTICE
To Contractors 1‘1» ~

reserve til.

 
 
 

 

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era of the City of South Norwalk, nit-'-
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the construction and completion oft .
stops on Golden Hill street from T03»,
ior avenue to Summit street.

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right to reject 011v and all bids Pint“
details and specifications me b0 III-
at the Water Oflice 1 '

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