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Wants, To Let, For Sale,
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.
TO m‘
WANTED-*SPECIAI. CARPENTER
and cabinet work. Will go out by the
day on any small job. ‘Shingling, doors.
sash and looks r aired. Parquet
floors luid. Will work cheap. Tel.
lid-.3. ' 816 it
WANTED- SE (‘O\'il HAND POOL
t:;ihle must be in good condition. Ad—
dress Pool Table. euro Sentinel.
sill it
WANTED-w-A t‘rllil. WITH GOOD
l‘t‘l't'l't‘iu‘es to assist in cure of baby
and make herself generally useful.
Mrs. ii, W. ’i‘olies, Elm i‘rost.
WANTED—-—A ’llAilY (ill YOIYNG
child to hoard; good care given; terms
reasonable. Also any work to do at
lruno. Mrs. (T. 1.. ilalidley, 72 Fort St,
East Noru‘nik. sift .‘lt
WANTED~ Niiiii'i‘ \\ A l Citiihl;
unod permanent. position for are Milo
mun Stain oxphvipntwdns (on
Addloss S cure of Stiltiuol si. . :li
WANTED -«» TWO (itlhii’l'i'i‘l'IN'i‘
:til‘tip‘, one first class cook. other chum-
lwrnmid nlm‘wnitt‘t ss‘; must have good
rut'urenr‘o. Mrs. J. A. Furl't‘ii, Hick-
ory lllul‘f. South Noi‘u‘nik. sift lit
WANTE 0..
u: ru \v huts.
Hut (‘0..-
walk.
—'l‘iii.\i.\liCllS UN MEN‘S
Apply ill. tllit‘t‘, Mlllillil
(‘rosu and litter Sikh, Nor
‘ ‘ 315 Ill
WANTED FAMILY lilthEll.
itii' Crescent Laundry.
AP-
sll :lt
WANTED—mt liltlll CLASS SEW-
or for iatiios‘ work; good wages to
iiuht party. inquire Ft'lllslelil. 82
North Moin Si. all fit
31.6 it ‘
FOR SALEws-PltiNG CHICKENS.
fowls; pigeons. incubators and brood-
ers. Apply Mrs. Prentiss. Womlwnrd
Park. s16 3t
FOR sAiE «- Goon srnoxo
horse. Apply {Thomas McQuilliame.
Step Rock Road, Norwalk. s16 it
FOR SALE—ONE DOUBLE STEE—l.
restaurant range and boiler. rash reg-
ister, tables, allow rape. choirs. but
rut-ks; other restnuruni fixtures;
cheap. Mrs. w. F. 'i‘oiler. Mansion
House. sl6 (it
FOR SALE-~~().\'l£ h‘OlliHlDOhl
and one nix-room house. centrally lo
rated in South Norwuik. with ranges;
City water. Apply Ki Harbor Ave.
Norwalk. l‘lloue liii'.’~.'-. 2415 St
AUCTION SALE AT t‘l \RK llROS. '
shop. inst uhouy “gal? Church, .hliifoni,
in Tnd dill \,Stt1 'l lilo; to. line
it p. up‘l‘ig it hot or}? one .ltl h". p. eni
nine. oli'e'snp'mlll, one rounding mu
tiiim hnnd tip nnd tut off HlIWii one
“dog“ piunor. ono outcry guindsiono,
two hand lalllet-l, pu‘dox s, bolting. shilli-
inn. hickory and- onk.plnnk~ Mlld‘fiilll‘“
dries. immediately following will soil
one nrro land including u'ntcr powvr.
mill site,, etch, situated on New Hovend
Turnpike, nhuut two miles from .‘iiii~
ford l‘ 'lt-rlns rush. ll. ll. Mill-
iotv Auctioneer. 31:) 2t
BUiLDlNO LOTS UN Tlilltll ST..
ldnat Nuru’nlk. fibxlful each; 8500 for
the two lots. inquire lsnnc Church. :is
f‘ove Ave. uii tf
FOR SALE—«Milk
South Norwnik. Address
tinel oilire.
ll()i"l‘l'3 IN
“Milk," Bell-
ull tit
WANTED»»--ri101tottolll.v' *‘ trou-
potent reliable young girl desires per-
munent position as stenolzrapher nnd
typewriter, with chance of ndvunce:
(‘nn take dictation rapidly and .
ment.
transcribe necnrnlely.
iinel.
A., cure Sen.
all M
WANTED—~OPERATORR ON l’(,l\\'~
or machines. lnterslnto iiuhber (30..
868.3 Washington St. South Non-walk.
all! iii
SEW 'ox
git-lit.
312 (it
WANTED-OLD GEEBE FEATHER
WANTEDNGHHS TO
lultlllllti. intoratnte Rubber (‘0.
Washington 81., South Norwu
beds. Best cash price: paid. AtldrosI
(3. F. Dickinson, General Delivery,
South Norwelll. nil) liit
EUSINESS nortcss.
NABH'O MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All ltinds
custom made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington at.
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PROFESSIONAL.
MUSIC L'esooue 'rix'ono‘udn
iimtruotion. Terms moderate. Leu-
mum given at pupil' s residence. Music
Hilli]lll(ld,3fllflsleRl and popuiur. Mull
orders filled. Prof. ll. ll. Newton,
Norwnik. Telephone. sit 3t
CLARENCE B. NOWLAN. VlOlalNy
lill, and teachers, reaumcn touching,
Monthly. tit-pt, ii. A personal interview
git/nod. Wednesday from 11 to 12;
‘alnrdnys from ii to ii. Studio. 10
France 8L, Norwnllt. 911 ill:
0 INSTRUCTlO - THOR»
and individual r nulrement‘u
i. special “tandem. lPrefer. to
.. 't uplih at their home. ,3!
» tenory, .hiorwnilt, gonM m“
“ “x .1.
At the special mm. of hit new
orin’g board of the Knob Glifllr which
was held, but droning. “rudiment:
were nude.
son BALE-sot BARRELS or
sweet older. $5 a barrel). Apply at till
Lexington Ave, South Norwnlk. all 3t
row cure? ants-'67 wulrn
loghorns. 75c eat-h; 49 Rhode Islands,
85 ll. oath. Long Shore Farm. Sanguo
tuck, Conn. Phone 133, WoItpnrt.
n29 tf
“Wm L3 suncxiias‘”rouuo.'”“
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Chain and Ball, Baried by Convict
Ceniurihq hue. Found in Gmdinp.
in “,pr Hovq'n. ,
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 16 ”Relics” of
rhnpu a century ago, which could
Fallouiitedly tell an interesting tale if
they. were endowed with speech, were
found buried deep in the ground near
the hot house of the New Hoven Nur-
jsory company on (loffo Itreei. near
Ellsworth nveuuc. 'i‘hurIdny afternoon
A workman of that company, while at
work on grading there come upon a
rusty chain and (“filling down further
be expoled a motel hall auch ml was
used to hold convicts in the older dnyn
pli of which
noon hurled for close to a full cen~
tnrr. The chain IllOVIil rigor of having
been filed through and the natural in-
ference seem to be that n convict on
coped with the hull and chain and af
ter {tiling it off buried it in the
ground.
The ball and chain were no deer: in
tho earth that it would hove been lin-
poliIIble fer them to have that there by
ROOMS nope
tric light and nth. 14 Taylor Ave.
near West 8t. South Norwsllt sill 3t
TO Leraro
with in at.
Keislcr,
- floors in the parlor of the PhoenimEn.
uhowed sign» of hnvingr
chance. One of the theories ’i‘huéstluy
night was that a ’doiivict working on
years ago, might. hlvo muttonW away
and hidden bl; shook! . .
The modifier? plantings: lint
innit:
3 thrash Mull A Edition. of the Nur-
sery octopus". Itnhd Thursday night
min; ho midmr‘ohlhly keep the lull
and chain to convict".
, h 7 _ , ‘
[on Mr periuado I small
tut min» um has, oil up: My... .
will , ‘
the people. who mu Ind
‘ look It rod:
the tooth, which will the clump. main l
Whig! The i lulu ’, 3
T0 LET-~RENTS FROM 95 TO 935
per month, city and country. llouIes.
flute. rooms. Raymund Bron. sill 3!
To LET “FURNISHED ROOMS
for light houiiek‘eeplnx. to sdnitI: oeu-
trai Also. one furnished mu roam.
Addioss S 'l‘., tlenoral Delivery, South
Norwnik. trill 1t
TO LETwShXflND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms and bath. all improremento. hot
air furnace; sift. Also first floor. four
rooms. all improvements. inquiro. lél
ilnyview Arc. I163
TO LEV—«SEVEN ROOMS. FIRST
flour, lmth,~ii0t «rotor. tum rental“.
Apply 2H Enid Ave, 916.!“
-.lTO LET-~81“ l".\' 11003.13, WI H
irhlwbremonls l l‘rnnltlln Sl'i. ' our
that .H't inquire of 8. (i Sillllnnli, 2i
“out St. South Norwnlk. I“ lit
TO LET~-»l3‘.AS'i‘ NORWALK. T0
smuli l‘uniily of adults. live rooms. lift-ii
lloor, iluprnrumonts. Address Rooms.
rum Svntlnoi. all Ill
To LET»««l~‘illtNlSlli-lll ROOMS-l
light and built inquire
if. Elitnheih St, South Nor
“’llllt. 3 all :lt
IV
To LET - SIX rm-znsnx'r ROOMS.
first floor. .3 ilencdict St, East Nor
wulk. anniro 59 Seliview Ave. all 3t
To LET-40in») ROOMS \i’l'l‘li iM-
movements, 9 Hamilton Ave. Inquire
llnitedurocery (‘0. lull it
To LET“l'lA‘ll"‘ A HOUSE Oil
apnrttltents, every modern convert-
lence one minute from “out Are
trolley, furnished or unfurnished bent
and hot pater supplied.
West Ave.
a9 if
‘ TO LET~—-l*‘iVli: ROOMS. CONNEC-
ticut Ave. inquire Mrs. R. Turlcr,
Taylor Ave. firm if
TO LET—BRICK HOUSE OF ELEV-
en rooms, all conveniences, 23 Union
St Ap ly to Tile Hutch & Bailey Co,
Water t., South Norwalk. man
«To EFF—HAMILTON AVE" HALF
of twp-Jamil home, 6 roomI. Int! 63
mom tint; al improvements; [and con-
dition; one block from railroad Itltion.
Joneph R. Tuylor. it! it
To link—HOUSE, LAWRENCE
St: him live rooms. part improve-
menu First St. hint Norwallt In-
quire R. Jonelovaity. * ‘9 ti
m u...“ ”I
CONTRACTING WORK-m
Contractor Michuel J. Riordan. of
Norwalk, is installing new hard wood
glue Compuny'u ain street house.
The improvement will be greatly ah-
prottlnted.
Contrnetor Riornnn (I also about to
start work remodeling a house for Jo-
seph Perry, of East Norwnik.
fie has also Ibout'complotod the
my liqllse‘ of .lticcb”fltblitél-,lil“l3ilnk
Iirhet. Norwnilt.
. a W
BOY‘O-NAR‘RO
'l‘o Whittli' June,
automobile 0.15823 in dire 1 Wed
of credit for the fact! that he stopped
his car in tlmo to prevent o serioul w-
eident in Wall Itreet this Whips
about 10 airlock. A Imsii boy on a
bicycle foil oi! on his wheel skidded
on the luck. and be hunted right in
front! of the machine,
way. Mr June threw an the brakes
and brought the machine to a sudden
stop. , "
. bouillon the polling,
' Maror
inquire Z’i'i ’
"‘ Wullace A. Stimuli! for the position
magneto-raining «
not three tech
and ~
icontinuod '1’er ll‘lru Pan.)
nent appointment will
the next, mutiny.
The Iotuicn won cohort one and
v
a ”the radius
a
be granted ”It
of tho report» of
loomed will the ,
patience which a
tentlon of the boa ;' ‘ ’ ‘
The mhetinx was called to order by
dlbsrt M. Pohlmuu
men William H McMahon, Charles J.
Pidgeon. Jacob Unxweller. JameI '1‘.
Powers, Thomss'll. (tour and William
Miller were present.
to the st-
lop, Samuel w. Hoyt, Jr., and Daniel
F. Toomey were invited to attend a
complimentary Hungarian supper at
Rev. C. F. Chernitsky’s residence, in
Cliff street. on Monday evening next.
The affair in to be given in recogni-
nnd other gentlemen to'tho residents
of Springwood during their administrn»
tion.
0n vote, the invitation «Wenonah!-
mously accepted.
After some discussion the request
of William T. Atwood for a license to
conduct roller-skating and dancing in
the auditorium was granted, and the
license tag set at twenty-five cents
per night.
Councilman hichlnhon presented sev-
ernl‘iiiliI rendered by Samuel W. Hoyt.
Jr., city engineer, and on rate they
were ordered paid.
Councilman Conty read an applica-
tion for membership on the superhum-
ery police from Percy R. Wilmot and
J. Bosnisch.
Councilman Conty stated that the
condition of the police force warrant-
ed the appointment of another man.
A. the Irranpemeni non stands. the
chief so“ on at ti 00“le in the mom
in; and work; until a nclook in the
evening. which is outrageous. One is
needed the worpt rm} and, h; suited
the council to countdown mutter.
The board of Ippcrtlonrnent save
another man. but cut .oul Ni money...
asked for. extra men. In that molly
the expense of the department remain.
ed the lame and the nppointmgnt of
dumber, man together with lilo one up
edtly hppointod mukgl but one extra
tman ’
Mayer Pohimnn said that it might be
well for the council to talk the matter
over with the commissioner and re
port at the noxt mwtl P
Courirllmnn Millnr s ed that it Will
almost inhuman napkin policeman
alone in Whistle c, fiNélniiS SIT-
urdm night ..
(onrwllmnn (‘ltnty cited the murder
(use. when the people in the citv
input of the murder lit-lorr- the hollow
plan on t or beat him was way off
rinning in. lip also stated that with
another nun, the hill territory could
be mtrclled.
(.‘ounrilmnn Powers moved thut. one
more regular poilconlnn be appointed.
Maror Pohlmnn asked it it might not
in» well to wall until the board of up
portinnment sits again
l‘ounrlimun McMahon urged that
the mutter be dbferrod until the next
regular meeting
Councilman Clarity soil
immediate notion.
Councilman Powers unspoiled that
urged for
on duty r‘emlluiy. pending investixm
lion by tho councilman.
Councilman Piduoon moved thnt a
supornumcrlry policeman he nppolnl‘
ed a reguior policeman until the next
regular meeting. 80 voted.
Councilman Corny recommended
and on motion of Councilman Miller
the nine wu accepted ' -
,lt Wu Inflected that in order to
adequately patrol tho ontlying‘ dil-
trtcts. a mounted policeman was head
ed. ' .
The reports of the several depart
ments were then read by Clerk John
J. .Ounoo. Ind were as follows, in
part:
I!!!“ Department.
Approprintions ....... 324,445.00
,cn‘r 3.9m
Meeting of the Board
'of Registration '
Notice is hereby given thht the
Board of Respiration or the City of
$0th Norwniit will hold a public us-
linnd street, in Ink! city, from 2 o'clock
p. in. until 6 o'clock p m» on the 37th
‘ the voting ii: to!
limp
tor-y tot; ' n. id be
held on thd‘ first of (mailer,
1911. by addict thereto. or erasing
therefrom,” th names it nil persons
whose. tiondn. It i have been
11 w it}: the (my,
.b'c och of them t preceding.
of whom lent qunl fictitious or iii»
qualificatiphl. ll voters of the said
city. any two of the build
may be annulledb 3mmn of photon-
Council. . ‘3
The mayor and council: Daniel Dun~
.tién of thc' kindnessel of'tho council ~
the supernulnernry policeman be put .
tuonntztho Town Claim tampon flav- .
1911. for the pun,
(“Sgt before ii ,
nl knowledn or by testimony under .
t
7R
Hygienic surroundings.
and bottling of a beer
on: rpollumgawm, real,- perfect.”
33 or First Prize Bottled
nWebmr.
c.— iving, nerve-making, body-
is truly entitled to be called
3' mosepf Noah Webster' 6 definition.
DOELGER
i 1" pm:
11-505 BEE
'3‘ is bgewecl and battled with the utmost care and atten—
’“ ' tion to every detail of pure, clean ingredients, and
And what is more, it is the first time in the history of
brewing thatespccial care has bpen iven to the brewing
“Expressy for the Home."
A little higher in price than ordinary her—o [not
~ 40-1 HI“!M.M‘¥-
A. F.3Becilmann, Sole Agents-South Norwalk
. hon-up EXCLUSIVELY A‘I‘
PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY
.3 'AI‘ riches ind honor ‘
, We a men. we dig-
. cover him to be a fool,
' but nobody could find
" it out in his ppmperity.
‘ 3 3-44 Emma.
RthlfiZOllt ...... .:.........
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FOREIGN FOOTWEAR FASHiONs.
Gutter Top Shoes and Metal Effects
‘ ’ annu.
Gailor top shoes are having a great
vogue in Putin. They are unquestion-
ably the amnion footwear of the sea-
son. and are being largely worn in
black patent leather with white leath-
er tops. The goiter and shoe are in
one, not Iopnrate; therefore the only
part of the shoe that lI black is the
toe of the vamp. for the remainder is
in white. sometimenoven the covering
of the heel. 3
Thole black and white shoes are
worn both with simple tulored suits
and with dressy afternoon costume!
.70
..... ....
The combination of black and white
I’
is used with all colors
white or navy blue and willie. these
shoes accord well with the muority of;
costumes.
Pure white shoes having white clotn l somewhat from floral
..«K«.- . i
i.”
But as tholwlth color and with «black are prefer»
great fashion in Paris is for black and' red to the bright toned metal cloths.
main. om 401433 But 55th Street. ‘ it! .. New York
Expenditures . ....... . ..... 17,144.22 3 . -—-- Balanced-u............-....‘...$415.‘2=..
1 . ~9—-—-— Total outstanding .......... 84.50 Committee on Public Printing. ,
Balance .............. 9 7,301.78 Committee on Library Building. Appropriation ................ 3476.0.
city Hail Department. , Appropriation ................ $460.00 Expenditure .................. 401,0.
Appropriations . ............§l.010.90 Expenditures ................. 289.05 ,
Expenditures ........ . . . .. 41.68 Balance unexpended ........ 8 68.9.
Balance unexpended s. ....... 3170 95 Commidee on Pubil Lm'fy. ,
tMInce unexpended .H ..... s 68. 34 Health nonrigient. 6‘ f gogflmn 4:1" 3%.”. ‘ 500.0.
.‘ wmr Depanfllehtf' Appropriation ............... $0.00 . .. . 83.” .
Eetlmuted income ......’46,000. 000 Expenditures ......... g......~.-v868. 5‘ '
E: nditures ......... .31, 801i. 5.9 - ' _ . _
pe ‘ ‘ .~ Balance unexpended 5‘3. $ka ‘
Estimlietf balance ....... 014,195.42 ' . sum Lighmp. " "W"
Police Department. ' Appropriation ............... $7. 671 60 Expenditures ............... 5,977.83
Appropriation: “48.05090 Expenditures .......... 6,977 20 _ ‘ y. .-
Exponditures ... ...... 6,851.94 , Bulfince unexpended ...... i ’62:." ..
' --—-—-—a~ Balance .................. 8 69th) Special appropriation ....... $1,009.00
Balance ........... .. .. 413198.06 Fire Alarm and Police‘ Tolmpll. ' Expenditures n... ._4 ...... ' .1450."
Outstanding bills: , Appropriation ............. ...:500.00 .
Reed & Voik ......... . ....... $3.80 Expenditures ............ 84. 32 Balance unerpended 1.3175505. _
Mi Adjourned ’ ' ‘
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\letui and colored silk embroiderin
aroused on evening slippers. The out.
items in embroidery have changed
or so-cnllotl
caller tops and white kid toes orlh‘rench effects to the more orienioitll-
vamp: are also popular.
“ore worn with dark tailored Quits, and
are among the novelties in footwear.
Suede ties. in colors to match the
dress, are being shown, but us the
block and white foytyell; iI.Io mug};
more popular theoe colored noveltich
have hed‘considernble less sale.
White Ihoeu l signs and coloring;
Thus slippers 0%
gold and silver cloth ahow embroldflf
leg in emerald green, royal purple,om
onntien red and copper yellow.
. '. EELTS TO MATCH,
From Paris comes word that wldO
elastic belts woven in all colors to
‘ For evening welli- metal effects pro-4 match the toilette are much worn.
vail to I great extent. Gold and Iiiur
and steelcolored maul cloths Are
mntiy employed. Metal cloths shot
In”; cum «you train; amid r»
tor" ‘are those ilniIhedin i030: lllue or
tobacco color.
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