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WANTED.
FOR SALE.
' TO LET'
tybiot and shoe repair shop. Ail kiiflls
Q...
' g ranteed. 28 West Washington St
. _fw<-cn 300 and 500 pounds of powder
WANTEDMA COMPETENT Gilli.
for general housework in family of
thine. No. 2 i‘aiifleld Ate, South
Norwalk. olB 3t
WANTED~ A GIRL TO WORK 11‘!
store Direct [inputting Co..10’ Wash-
ington St. s12 8t
WANTED~GPERATORS 0N POW-
er machines. interstate, Rubber 00..
83-85 Washington St. South Norwnlk.
l 512‘ (it
WANTEDMIROY i-‘OR FACTORY
work. interstate Rubber (70.. 83-813
Washington St.. South Norwaik. :12 2t
WANTED—-'1‘\\'l'3NTY«F1VE CiiiCK-
one. one )0!“ old and about fifty
sibling chickens no Legll’grns. l’f‘iee
must
en’s! it’ll
WANTED—A Gilli. Wl'i‘ii GOOD
references to assist in cure of baby
and make herself generally useful.
Mrs. E. W. Tolles, Elm Crest. al'.’ in
WAN-reoL-lposrriou As anom- '
host of reference
Sentinel pilice. sit} at
WANTED-GiiiLS '1‘0 SEW ().\'
buttons interstate Rubber (‘ 0., 81-85
Washington St. South Norwaik ..
812 tit
'WANTED—FiRS'i‘fliASS 000K.
with good references, at once. Ap-
ply mornings or after ll p. m.. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. - allilt
WANTED-wLD GEESE FEATHER
beds. Beaicash prices paid. Address
('9 ll‘. Dickinson, General Delivery,
South Norwaik. ~ : sill lot
our 01 assistant;
W. i...
ma site—moron BOAT, 22x5
nearly new; price reasonable. 0. ii.
Scott, Rowayton. Tel. con. old St
keeping,
good location; beat and electric light
furnished Address 1... Sentinel oil!
To LIT—«Nit LIGHT HOUSE.
three unfurnished rooms;
9% niche. giddrgas Cue}; m
FOR BAVLleWO-SEATED UP- sill it
holsteredrarrinle. J. W. Spillane. 15
Leonard 8L. Norwaik. :12 3t 1-0 LETw-l-‘URNIEHED n g,
* with all conveniences. inquire 9 In-
FOII CALI—IN EAST NORWALK, mm Place. South Norwailt. .1336
two—family house, price 81750; $890
may‘ remain on mortgage. Address V T0 Lg’fi». AT 93 SOUTH'MAIN 31x.
Box 144. Norwalk P. 0. I12 3t mat floor apartment, five roome in
' quire Mrs. S a. Youngs, an East
Foe sALeé—au’inl. SACRIFICE c- A...
room cottage. brand new. never occu-
tail
pied; has reception hall and bath:
near center of Norwaik, trolley and
school: wired for electricity, piped
for gas. Snap for $2800. Raymond At
Pollard, sole ngeiits. s12 3t
”N58 fiv LENTQ'NE, ALVIN)“:
eprl. will se‘i no 16 aucti i
1-. Sept! scion i. o n p.
m.. per order Benjamin Maliozai, own-
er. the three-story stone building. two
stores and four apartments. West
Main St. foot of Richmond [iii]. if
stormy. next fair (lay. s12 3t
FOR MQUICK SALEwIN .WHITE
850 each.
tuck. Conn.
Long Shore Flinn. Snugu-
Phone 188, \iestport.
829”
I
w...“
FOR SALE OR TO LET
nlshod or unfurnished as desired, nine-
room house. hath. corner Hamilton
Ave. and Lowe 8L; steam heat. elec-
tric light. coal and gas rangeI; one-
half acre of land, fine shade. shrubbe‘rv
and fruit. inquire. hire 1.. A. iloug
lass, South Norwaik. all! fit
leghorns, 750 each: 49 i'ihode islands, ,
FOR SALE OR TO LET—~Flllt~‘
To LET—HALF A HOUSE OR
apartments. every modern convene
lenoe. one minute from West Ave.
trolley. furnished or unfurnished: heat
and hot water supplied. inquire 58
hWest Ava. oil it
re LETwlt‘URNlSHED noon
with’boarl‘l.‘ in Write Emily? Emits?
movements: Addim bi, Milne abilit-
lino. . unlit
TO LET~P‘IA)()it OF FIVE ROOMS
and bath. Apply at 1135 South Main
St. South Norwalk. :13 8!
To LETn—ON lNDiAN 1iii.i.. SAU-
gatuck. fine recidenco, high healthy
locality. beautiful view. five minnica
station and trolley. all Improvements;
Qroauonahle. u. ii. Bradley, Bangatucit,
Conn. all St
TO LETmFiYRNISHED 800‘. 7
Seymour St; bath attached. t‘sll eve-
nings. I12 3t
TO LET »»»»»» SEVEN ROOMS. WITH
improvements, I Franklin St. near
West St. inquire of 8. G. Stillman. 21
West St.. South Nomalk. I12 3t
PROFESSIONAL.
. BUSINESS NOTICES. .
VNACH'B monmm GOODYEAR
to tom made work. Fit and comfort
“NW..-” ”Amman.
. : rooum
_ .9- ..M.,. A...
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:FOUND—A SMA‘Lix‘lKii‘r wuiorl ' ..
drifted ashore at L‘ove Ave. East Nor
Wyik during the storm I month ago.
Allply to George H. Wiimow 31 (‘ovo-
Aye” Esst Norwalk. f. 113 Bi
POWDER MILL BLOW. UP
locum acroa. Mast. sent. 18.-—
Thii town. was given a Jar early to-
d ‘y. when No. '3 Wheat min of the "A-
rican Powder Mill a plant here blew
0.03“ was In the roll). 9i.
ii We}; 1 clhidedueniiy the“ $1“wa
c battles. The mill building, a frame
structure, was demolished, the manic
lilory wall destloyed and it met hole
who copped out of the earth by 3M
force of the exploaiou .
It In believed that there was he-
» r»...
in the mill at the time. and the loss ll
entimnted It 98.000.
”There was very little damage to our-
rounding property. Iitlio'ii'glpIome win
down more. broken in the vicinity.
BALOON CAUGHT PINK
.liicftmhl. Hunt. thumbing no sully
innnoonlera today.t1ie dirtglhlo balloon
it“ esught flrQ and 3M militia
vi age of Groasllelcw'. 'l‘ho‘ crew so?”
cit themselves by pumping. as the!
posted the ground.
with damaged "
..
Those V who would Visit; fiill Vail
«age of market conditions in the h
El'.,.t¥tiilt it! Q
PIANO INSTRUCTIONwMMtGlE
Maci‘arland. 2 lndiana PL. South Nor-
walk. To1,1184~2.
CLARENCE B. NOWLANI VilOLilN-
Monday. Sept. 11.
invited.
flu orders from 3 to- 4.
matte 8h, Norwaik.
QPIArIO INSTRUCTION - THOR-
oug ‘m and individual requirements
ratio vs ispecipi attention.
,inltruct pupils at their home. mu
Delia A. Gregory. Norwaik, Conn. it.
il‘. D. 42. I1 im
MILK osleeaVv oauvso.
.oosrou. soul. 13.~—wnu’ can:
aides remaining drm. the shifts of
A person interview
Wedneaday from 11 to 12;
Studio. it)
all (it
5%”ny 2,800 drivers employed by three «
largo milk companies here entered all
its third day Hinds! The strikers
polslmed to m. gained several recruits
and inIny of the men out spent the
dsy‘in visiting their former customers
hild'ende’svdring to persuade them to
refrain from buying milk from any of
the commutes involved in the mike
by these companies hetero daybreak,
and litany of the teams were escorted
by policemen.
.I‘
though mpcli delayed. the mill: deliv-
ery reached most of the customers.
MW
unblock chromium Will“?
i museum asphalt-admin» to
918 ill. 'V
lg.
Inf and teachers. resumes teaching. '
Prefer to b
There were no deliveries of milk ‘
'i‘lle debtors engaged A‘s many men
aI' theylcouid. and reported that. ill» ,
‘ tilt the estate of Henry (3. Warner, I
finaaul'sctum of this city. was flM
ii
_ in the canto. each mslylng halt. bit:
TO LIT~FllRNi8HEll noon.
with bath. inquire 65 Putnam Avg.
I12 I.
TO LET-«NVE ROOMS. CONNEC-
tlcut Ave. inquire Mrs. it. Tarlov,
Taylor Ave. In28 tf
TO “preteen nebula. new:
ly papored and painted Iii conven-
iences; will make attractive terms to
small family. Aisoll- hoop so. “93‘
liow St. inquire E. W l"it” I‘ll”
TO erwuau' Oi" 1.701.12th
house. all Improvements. “W in.
f trolley. newt MigMflh
dient resaonahe.
gnqufre John W Davisv‘ 3W
TO LIT-TWO H03 'W“
all modern im rovementh.’ an: cuss
condition. in It Midwest part of”
city; central. inquire I2
West St.
TO LIT-«unmet! itbutia or leEv-
on rooms. all oonvenlenceI. 38 Union
at. Apply to The finish is Bulls, 00..
Water at. Booth Norwalk. m1: tf
. To LITwiiAlIIIL'i‘ON Aim. W
of twofamily house. ll rooms. sad 6-
room fiat: all improvements; con-
dition; one block from rail station.
Joseph it. Taylor. '
Tb LITwiIOUfiE.
at: IlIo1 five rooms.
misfits list St. East
‘tiu‘li'e it, Jouio‘vslty
if."
LAWRENCE
or! impruvor
annihila-
'4‘”,le MAN Lm "Milo.
.nsiltrpcu. sent. is. «int Inventory
probate court here with!“ show“?
as that it was valued lit “91,109: lbs
“Mr. Warner’li widow and daughter.
Mrs. Elinor A. mum.m is Ililto
Warner was the son of one of the
opinion oratudsn bi Orieutsl attain. V
Q V In swollen province is expected to
V “ ., Friend is other with
the Mongolian element has tor many
years been opposed to the reigning
’ :10rtgouhl...
has been quick to dispatch troops into
the diaaifected district and to deal
with the situation .wlths strong Mud
It is believed here that the govern-
input will be able to suppress the prep ‘
out disturbance. though the unforeseen Q .
diIIItrouI flooding oi the Yang'i‘se " ‘
valley is expected to drive thousands
of the unfortunate natives whose
on uprising is only the‘mreeuraor of
"‘b' 1“"
m .
an
”a
location of the Wheeler I; Wilton
reaching a great
The uprising
provinces.
lit! eidoclliily to the 5M where
(this dimly. _ Elude
ill! runner
tibiae
but
means of support have been destroyed
into the ranks of the revolutionaries.
But it is believed that thls‘fisebChu-
other outbreaks In different hurts of
the Flowery Kingdom.‘ for the foot is
that the struggle now going on is
neatly a gigantic test of the strength
and power of the celitrtii government
as opposed to the provlndlai govern-
ments; in other words, the' QuitnItlon
resembles the great ftuditi wars of
Europe in the Middle Ages. Japan also
had to pass through a lame ordeal be-
fore the emperor was able to bleak
the power of his mutinous herons, and
it is believed that the Chinese will now
be put to the same test. ,.
While the sympathy of Occidental
nations must remain With the Chinese
central government. there oil: on no
interference in this great internal
strife and the activities bf other nI- Q
lions. at least for the present. must
be confined to the plotection of their
own oltlsens resident in China.
LONDON. Sept 13. ~A news dis-
patch received here today tram Tsu-
there has. attempted to communicate
with Cheng- -‘i'u by .meg gers, but
that the solar were paella to get
through the lines of rte who were
attacking“ 3. pity” st mama.
Troops. the install 9d“, .iino the
a Tan: 6th is is miles huihaast of
(lbeng- 1N. the éhplfai of oproviaoe
oi Stochuan in which district a rebel-
lion has occurred. and 'i‘IuChnIn is
nearer the capital than any other
point from which news oi the rebel-
lion baa been sent to the outylde world
.Ilnce September 9 It about hull
way biweea Chino Sui-Flu.
where the British retinas were re-
ported u having arrived safely. Thin
afternoon the foreign office received
offit iai advices from the British consul
at Chung-Tu. desimtcheii under date of
Sept. 9 They state that those was
lighting within the walls of Cheugx'i‘no
on Sept. 7. when same persons were
.iiillcd, and others wounded. both
among the populace and the soldiers
engaged each other in the directs. 'Qifne
gotta of the city were closed. The
business shops were shut up.
The advices add that the Amati.
cans and British residents of Cheap
'i‘u who did not leave the city In Sept
7, still remainedln thc‘cupital when
“the dispatch was sent. as the governor-
general refused to permit them to
leave on September 8 owing to the
rabble outside the walla
REAL ESTATE DAL“.
The following trlmlerl of real ea-
»tato heroines died in the office either
town clerk in Norwaift for the past few
days:
.. Mary A. m in llnyeth F
mils. WNW lot with Nitrite
“rib You A yogic“
mainline. biiuiusi
view Ivonne . . .
.ihh chitin.“
Bribgrport. lot and 01but! last in Rove
arson. War,
John i. duthrie to’V Charlea' mil.
careers in Silvermlua Wm-
Frank atelier to Erneai Boeaamsu.
acres and buildings in Cranhury.
War.
llfredericli ii. Rowan to Sidney E
smith, building lot in Flat street.
llhiat Norwsik: w . '
Elbert A. Smith and wife to John
McMahon. two lots in Burr-Iii Ivonne.
War. .
Wills. a. 'f'oiisI to am ti. Emil
alluding lot «In motors“ boulevard
Ir.
Frederick i" Whitehead to Chariot
let in (lib-6i
Qdurt. .Wsr. "
4’
“.t I,
Vlrlstoi Idea bias.
133181014. lint. lip—Antonio Falt-
this.“ thirtieflfli Mitt. tiled at
life, thw lit West Bristol. early today;
has of coils: toIdItooiI.
which he had mistaken from ninth
friends. There were
tssla who had eaten
Bowing Machine Company of Bridge
port , .
W
:(Iood time this-«siblis
«
0th says that the prefect at police
walls of Cliénd- IX‘u dcipndlng. the city. ,
rebels were easily repulsed and the.brings out the beat in their figures
. from; the garments must be out with
._ straight side seam as color skirts are.
romp, on annuity It the boots of some .
‘g,
Q
“I. P." ”o Iii Mike «V
_ “ “unshlne toe"
P-v-D L 3" Soon
milieu Coumdh
:‘V'Qt
D
meiitrmmf about on. Granit-
t can Vhe Manned fofl i‘ilAMiL-V
” and added to dingo obtained
Claritles.1m§hlfWi Chocolate C [Q
l
l
l
l
“33;;ng mfuni Cocoon
’ doses given halo
‘13 North
Iii-trot Gain of
oz: aVogi'oher
m I'll) “ileum
Main Street
”We” '.V
1"“? h ‘
1 uh Heels
“W35 ainmgigfg b5“ rmuads of INDI-
. FQNQPINQ‘I' CIGAR UTOIIII Q
This YALUABLE COUPON from
The south Nurwalk Sentinel
is good (Voi- I HAMILTON COUPON “5"
The Hamilton Corporation. m5 W. 83d It. New York Clty
Present this Coupon at the Ad- mom for
«Don’t let you
stocks‘gr'ow field
i .1 ~Kcep'unh.
steady. forcdful
i V advertising
. . campaign in Q
1 The Sentinel ‘
“ and make Q
up-to-date sales.’
LINGERIE WITHOUT FULNEID.
M}
Ito Cut and Its Fit to be Worlud Out
Lingerie is becoming more simple
in treatment. and yet more novel in»
out cachiyear. There we: a time when‘
the same pattern did year in and year
out. and women know Just what they
Were to provide tor themselves in the
way of a half dozen of each. They
started in on this sewing without per-
plexiiy. and without deviation from the
routine
l'N’cw all this is thsuged. says I writ
or In the New l’orh Times. Lingerie is
important its make its out. and its
iii are all to be uorltcd out carefully;
Vile gown that one nears may be com
pletely marred by Ill fashioned linden}
wear beneath it The majority of ueii t
dressed and fastidious women under
stand this. and ihev airiie as well as
their exlierienne and their observation
permit to wear their lingerie so that It
and permits their gowns to fail in the
most artistic iineI; yet there is an as-
,tonishlng number of women who buy
lingerie garments without trying them
on. to say nothing of having them fli-
led, and then wonder why their frocks
vuil It the waist line or flare at the
hem. _
One general statement might be
made to state all the fashionable omis-
sions in lingerie. Nothing could be
worn that hIsQany gathers or any flare.
Detail, however. may he more later.
mng"to'mwommm“ not
quite grasped the importance of thisl
subject in (tonne lth the fit of
thwarts: clothes no effect that
"17.805”- Vinnie ”urinates their figures.
Aural“ thus in la out of
fushlon: W that have
mall. cltborwia or t‘knamebtal Ire
maintain must he as slim
in their 1Masflifie‘ skirts and cling
‘to ths‘lg'ur’o. and they should also be
out mg,» the hm Drawing strings
stile. 1&3»er part of
the lithium Winn goofs over the waist
line should he cited by got» or tucks
about"
if ribbon is run through holding at
the waist line it should not be tied in
I bow, built or front. and if the old
fashioned mite plan“ are dithered
to,va the upper garment should be
tallied with I tight-titties band of
heading It the mist or above it. and
be lower mmnhhould be put to I
M. Ind mtonéd with a heel: and eye
at least two Inches below the waist
line.
No Muss- should be allowed It the
For this mama. that every one wean
shirt! more or ten liIht. but oil with-
out bylaws. and It the underwear is
wider than the outer micron It the
m twill!“ thesitlri. News from
or hang. and gives it I tacit W
out sny’VQ trimming but a few tuchs and V
a wide band of “embmlderyz, on several1
hands of lace inseitibn - Vi
The main purpose that one should
have it view in choosing lingerie II'
that one must keep the figure as slim
as possible. There will he no startling
change in this regard. c'i‘liere is no
doubt that the figure will broaden as
the months go on; skirts will widens
iiehus will give greater width to the
shoulders. the waist line will become
lowered. but all these «things one not
yet. '
‘ptarrho masons.
if we were to look over pome of the
ipiates displaying" gowns of ill) yours
age we would find many hints for the
elaboration of our own frocks. for
many of those ideas he being reviv-
ed says the New Haven Journal-Con;-
-.ler Among the latest is the use of
piaited ribbon put on in sectioned
rous around the bottom on the skirt
and for trimming on the waist V
"A WOMAN'S WAY"
V l
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Popular Play at the Alhambra This
Week
A the Alhambra Theater, Stamford.
pr‘eaent the amusing society comedy-
drama. "A Woman‘ I W a), " by Thomp-
son Buchanan.
litany of thoei we saw this Iparlt-
liag drama in New Kuhwfltho hou‘iif
agree with the critics who announced
it ‘Grace. George's moat brilliant and»
includes Lewis J’. Cody pl Howard
Stanton," Eugené Frasier II Oliver
Whitney, MIII Harriett Duke emitter-
ion Stanton. Miss Gloria Gallup as
Mrs. Blackmoore. Helen Scott as Mrs.
Stanton. hauls Albion II .Nsd Harris.
Ogden in Wilson the butler“. and
James Device as Dell. LivingIton. The
have prominent parts.
"A Weinan's Way" reveals the scan-
dal which prevails in New York so
olety. and the situations resulting from
the popularity of Mn. machines
sailis friends upon hearing of her so-
dIoity Ire Inland. chrome.“ and de-
teetlves trail the principdis'snd
set
All the character-I are welloII
this Wait. The”: who I“; Air.
in "All“ Jimmy Valentine“ bah
I swell society leader.
this "filial“ Lawn J nods ohms}.
con. The cast of characters. in part. _
Tom Hall II Bob lilvingston. Richard ‘
other members of the‘ company will
dubbing widow. are entering. She has:
dined sud motored with her friends"
humans. and II uncommon those
lloh Itorios which mambo nu ma
canto
plots the type of also he will obstac-
begin in the part at Howard Stanton. It the
BUTTON ALL WAY. ‘
I I4 new legume infidel! many of M
smart tall models for Oriel-piece gem
is that they button all pile way (i
the from” says the new listen Jam:
nabCourier Even yokes which foo-j
ion in the. utter ale trimmed with but»
.tona to give this appearance of open.
in; in front.
'r
Money well threaten-«an Adverflsoi}.
men: in 'i‘he Readout“ 3
one NOTICE
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants of the Town of NM
Vualk who are qualified to role in to";
meetings therein are hereby notifiedf
and warned that a special town
lag of said tovm nill be held in tIIV
Town Hall. ll atreet,1ilonday. Beir-
tethher 18,1 1, It 8 o‘clock in til.
evening, for tin purpose of hearing the
annual reports of the term officer-
and accepting the same. or otherwise,
as the meeting may determine.
Dated at Norwaik this 13th day of
September, 1911.
JAMES A. BROWN,
ALFRED AVISON,
JOHN DEVIN 3.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
513 It
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Heat Controller
WITVI-I TIMI CLOCK
ATVTACHMINT
An oven temperature in your
home. It any degree desired it
«we oo'sl enough to pay for to
self.
The running!
a
smoke are do
mason.
‘ ital: V.“.' more about it.
Vilorace KzVNash
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Illinois of tile City of Inhibit
We month an;
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