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WANTED.
PROFESSIONAL.
TO LET
SALESWOMEN. EXPERIENCED. I‘S
t-Iualts. suits and nIlIIlnery. notions
and dry goods, for Saturdays; long
season. Apply at C. .l. Mintz & (‘0.‘II.
322 iii
MISB 8. B. HALLOCK, TEACHER
of piano Thorough, systematic ltt-
atructlon with modern methods. Studio
92 South Main St, South Norwalk.
sltl tit
WANTED S l'l‘i‘ ATION A’l"
Imuseu'orlt; good rei'eront‘e. Rosie KII-
hornesi. Apply at John Seyniour's.
'l‘.IyloI' Ave. 5:22 It
WANTED~-’l‘\\'0 l..\llt)IlI-illS \\'ll0
I.In do any kintl oi‘ lathorlng work:
.il T?» In S-l day. John l‘IIllen, lluy-
nuind llros. 322 ll
WANTED-nilAllitll‘lli WOMEN 'l‘O
canvass among their friends: Itlee
work, good pill. Address Mark. South
Norwallt Sentinel. 52 Ill
DRIVING HORSE (Ill (lililll WORK—
iIII: horses lulteu I'nre oi' dprinu the
“inter withmtirvnlinruo. to he llH‘tl in
our luminous.- lt-‘nymon‘d lltos. s‘Zl'ili
WANTED II.\Y (illillillIA' .\"l
Norwallt Hospital. Apply to Miss Killll.
Snperinientlent. 51:1 :iI
WANTEDwOl’I'ZilA'l’illlS 0N I‘II\\’~
er machines, Learners taken on and
paid‘ while learning. interstate lluh-
her (‘II SI‘SS \\':IslIiII_I-.ton St. III‘ Ii'
WANTEDc—OI llt‘ it? ll‘Slt‘. PIC .\I'lll‘ ll
be is. llest rush leIes pIIld Address
(‘. II‘. llllklllSOII, General IIeIiIerI.
S IIItlI \‘01Iv.ullt hill). It
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FOR SALE. 7*
A RARE INVESTMENT A REAL
li.ll‘_l;11ill. Six-family house. .one extra
pudding lot, barn llllil sheds: centrally
iIII‘lIIUIl. Inquire at Bazaar, ”III Wash
linzton St.
FOR SALEwllAY MARE. (lililll
roader; tine Jersey row, ainule anti
double harnesa, farm Implements. New
fountllaud tlou. uptight piano lull
01 write 'l‘uiilq pint'e llit'I'hIIds .',.\\e
W I-n't Ni)"‘l\\lliii sill lit
FOR SALE.~--.\'l‘ SAIIAMUIIIC I'AllK
adjoining 'l‘ukeneke l'urk. lIeItIIlli'ul
imiltllnn lOI, TI'IfoItj; terms to suit
lilil‘i'illllit‘l'. Inquire Robert II‘.~'Sttalal
lleul Estate Agent. ltthaytott.v(‘ontI.
’i‘el 1:11. silt) IIII
WATERMELONS A\‘II MI SKMlelir
one-4‘ IIpt. Daniel P Morn-ll IIIll he at
Mertlre‘a dork. liowayion. \‘I't'dnt-sduy,
and at lst'ltotlu UIIIII dot-It, 'l‘luIratIay
‘Illltl .i“l'illli)'. I920 lit
M .. .. Wow“ ... ”WM—m.”
WM..—~._--
FOR SALE lt()l.l. Till' DESK.
arm chair and other ('llllli'll. Call
,'I‘IIIII'inuy afternoon, at Independent
Luau It HN'III'HI ('11., aeruntlhonr
lluyl'a J‘lmflit‘e “hltlu. , 330 ill
WANTED "lil’ \(IIINII COUPLE,
no I'whlltltt -.II the nite. lili‘llHlllli looms.
all linptotetnt'nta hot air III llili Willm
lItIIII; t-euirully illi‘lllt‘ll III South Nor-
IHIII. Atlt‘lreaa M., t‘nre SI'IliiIlel.
Elli) 3i
BUILDING LOTS ON TIllIlTI‘S'i‘..
Maui NIII'Whlk. rttixlt‘tll eut'h; bill) for
the two lots. ltttptito lunar (' hurch, 3% 521 ill
i'ttt‘p Ave. V, I!“ M ' m-..
~III‘a' 1‘
’ A otononésr MACHINE
.tma alter the recent election. 'II Guoat of the knights of Columbus and
large crowd had [tethered at a court‘- '
houat- III North Carolina to ace the PillORiA. Ill,. Sept. 22.-A cioudlou
utileiul I'nie counted. 'l‘o iarilituto the sky greeted ’Pre-ltient Taft, who or-
work, up adding machine was used. .
Antoni: the attendantl, there Wore In; on hit special train tram Kahl-
lame numbers or people iromthotrurni Mme. The Rumble 0! Columbus.
nutrient with that neiar win out or whose min but. have arranged II
ilIt‘IIE‘ eompllonted mttohlnog. They busy day for him. Leaving the cur III
Viewed II with? non dhtniat. that! I in at}. the maid-omens escorted to
when the midst were hithlty notified. that" Conan club; who“ he was ion-
tme or the defeated candidate; to. defied o hreulttut by Rev. Edmund
“mulled to a friend on he turned max at. Dunno. bitmap oi the diocese oi Po-
"I know I was floored to thhl!’
IIIII thatIIlintIle innovator ohm
out of It" ’ ‘
PIANO INSTRUCTION -- THOR-
oughness and Individual requirements
receive special attention. Prefer to
Instruct pupils at their home. lilies
Lelia A. Gregory. Norwalk. Conn. R.
F. D. 42. III ltn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
PICTURES FRAMED IIY G. Dtli‘K
er. formerly of 21 North Main St. Full
line 01‘ mouldings III residence. l2
l‘ntnntn Ave, I'll). l’lInnc 277,3.
51".: If
NOTLCE- ().\ \\l) til "ll: n III It)
by inch ed at l‘. Vi ushingiou St. litrili
of \.”all lntitt"hi1flshed.MII-I W. .
\i ilrox of” Int
THE PICTURE SHOP. hi‘. WASH-
lttnltm St. is now pen. Game In and
have us explain o 1‘ money hat-k plan
_,\ pI'eIIy hrooeh pin given free with
ping points. We lilIOlil'll‘tl'gvil anything.
any place, III any time, Studio open
Saturday and Monday evenings. .I, ll.
.lones. manager. silt til
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made worth. Fl! 11 comfort
truamuteod 28 West Wad lngton 8t.
PROPOSALS
For State Road Work
Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Highway Commissioner,
Room 27, t‘upltol. Hartford. Conn. IIII~
til 2 p. In. Tuesday, September 2t}.
1911. for a section of graded roati III
\‘etr Fair-field. Iu accordunre with
plants and IIIIet-Ilienlitmu.
l-lltls will state the price as per
alwrlilthtiona. The State Highway
t‘ummlnaloner toaerres the right to
Inrmutie ot detieaue tho hunther' 01
feet to he iItIpI'0v.ed allot the, connect
in let
All bltla must he netumpnnletl by It
bond of not loss than oneIIhIrtl oi the
coat of the work. Any bidder to whom
I-ontrnrt lillii been awarded refusing to
alga the contract at the prices offered
anti furnish a autety company bond. or
u tt-rtliied check. shall tortolt iIonI his
bond 3 Hum equal to the difference in
mice between his hlti and the next
luwuat bidder. l’htnl anti Ipecllieatlons
may be examined ht Norris {lutéhf II,
New I‘airflold, (,onn” or at the 011100
I the State lllgliwuy i‘nmmlaslotier.
loom 27. Capitol.
The State Highway (‘onnninnioner
rottorvea the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Hartford. Ciillll.. Sept. 30.
1911.
Imus ll. Mitt-I‘ItIxAIm,
Billie Highway Comminaloucr. lloom
27. Capitol, Hartford. Conn.
nishcd fnont rilomu for light honou-
keeping; also two or three single
rooms. Inquire ll South'liiain BI.
TO LETw—TWO Olt THREE_FIIR~
h. l
0 IL: .
rooms and hath; hard wood floors: hot
water heat:
tttlnltnutn. janitor to look after your
comfort. See J. hi. LaHOll (10. im-
lnetiialely. 1522 31 I
TO LET storm: uuav'rlr‘tu.
lttntuework reduced to
TO LET ~SNI' (l l"!\'lt‘~li00M (‘OT-i
l
T0 LET-slim ROOMS. WITH M L.
lutproveuteula. trout (Nb 1. Addie“.
Mrs. F. I}. linker. G For. 51., last Nor-
htt III: III) Gitfltktvtnorf'rlhenty “Bl wally 3“- ll
1 > MTO LET~~PIAIIP UF "OUT“ Fl
house. all Improvements central. line
of trolley. newly papered littougltoui,Ԥ
llI-nt reasonable. (let‘npant _I no“.
Inquire John \V. linku 9 Elizabeth”
Hi, ill” hi
TO LET -i)lI‘i~“I(‘l-l ROOMS lI\'
IitIIt‘II 'l‘hwnre building. Address i.
.\I. litII'I. ' 521 'i:
TO LETv UN IHYI'IEW .-'\\ iI‘..
new house, IIeIun rootnu. all lmpiow
Iueuts. inquire :iii West Si. sfli {ll
TO LET- FIVE nouns. woman}
grocery store. iii Day St,
27.3 limit Are: rent :15 lnquite .39
TO LETmAT ll'l S'll Til MMV ST
I'IIIIII Ave,
TO LEW-FIVE ROOMS \‘I‘I'I‘ll lhlr
protementa. ii liatulltun Argo rout
$1.3. Inquire l'nited Grocery 0. all it
T0 LETwFURleIIED ROOM
heat. gas and bath. Inquire George
Keiaior. 15 Elizabeth St.. South Nor
walk. 320 iii
To LIT—«HOUSE 0? SEVEN
romnu at 39 First St., East Norwaik.
luqulro of (‘harles ll. Ferris. at the
Central Food (‘0. 020 31
TO LIT»~FIV‘E-II(IDM APART-
tncnt and bath (adults only); real. Silt.
Inquire of i). ii}. Hoyt. . 018 t
T0=L£T~-IIALF A HOUSE OR
Ipartmonll. every modern nonven‘
loncn. one minute from West Ate.
trolley furnished or unfurnished heat
and hot water supplied. inquire 63
West Ave. I 01.9
To LET-vFlVE ROOMS, CONNEG
tlaut Ave. inquire Mrs. lt..'l‘arlov.
Taylor Ave. ' jn23 tf
To LETMIIRIOK HOUSE OF‘ ELEV-
en ronma. all conveniences. 23 Union
at. Apply to The Hatch ti: Bailey 00..
Water BL, 80th Norwulk. _‘ mill tf
Pncstouivr TA" m ILLINoIa
'- w Puu lit 0 Buoy Day“ "
rived hard at 6:30 o'clock thiamum
oriatlafi’ul which abnuhtlga‘ty priest;
not thogii loom nutrientfi'm of tho
militia! i Columbus Worn pro-tint.
I ' {WW I
tliid Table club lino dllpo‘ldd
no“ ‘ Ilia-null has vacated itr
TD LIT~HAMILTON AVE» HAIJF‘
. of two-lumpy hen-Io. Ii room. and 6-
room lint: all Improvements: good 06n-
dltion; one block from railroad Italian.
Joseph it Tailor. all! If
1'0 LET~IIOUSE LAWRENCE
Eli; also are rooms. punt. improve~
menu First St, Eut Norwalk. in-
quire R. .loulovnlty. , I9 ti
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WARD HAO ANOTHER FALL.
IIOIINlchL. N. 11.. Sept. date-«lame!
J. Ward, tho aviator. Imumed his
Illght‘ to the Pacific coast. trout Add!i
lion at 7:18 thin morning. Micron»
In; about live miles some-’trotthlo doe
Volopod In his engine and the machine
dropped a dispute» of about IIlIlty toot.
near Rnthbone. and was batilydiamt
and III humming Addioou on toot
viultlitg friends in town.
on lrletids i‘h infill recently.
on her father, 1.- M. Monroe. recently.
were the guests at De Hemlochu. Sui»
oday. V
spent Sunday with Stephen Heath of
(‘ utter street.
been spending several days with relu—
tlves in town. ' '
several days In Norfolk, Vii... during
the pant. week.
from It visit with friends and relatives
at Purdy Station. .
eial at the residence of I). It. Merritt.
Tuesday evening.
In Black. at Lake Waccnbuc.
321311 W
Seariew Ave... East Nut'walk E2! “Ki
1 bit-.3 lv‘landers‘ mothm.
aged. Ward escaped Ioi’iouli iniufl‘
nits Linton Mbnto’e at ‘Newyitorli is
W
Stephen Mntheru, of Chicago called
W ‘
Mrs. L. C. Green, of Norwalk called
W. I. GloVer and family of ‘lot walk
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'1‘. 0n Mt'Kendry oM‘Maltwah N .l.,
Miss E. A. Avery, oiillldgefleld has
W
Geo. it. I’urdy has been spending
.
llnvnnnun. Merritt has returned;
The ltipworth Magus enjoyed a so-
Joseph sillitnan, Louis Davis and
Dr. Ben] H. Keeler spent Sunday lust
Miss Ada Klan: “than rcghrled to her:
duties at Monroe's drug étore, after
several dayp' Illness;
I
film. Kathleen Russell of Mlllport
Avenue has been Ilsltiug friends in
New lockable y'ek
.l'g
Attorney John Kehoe of South Nor-
waik Was in iown‘aei‘erui times this
week. on Jamil “Wli‘w'
'_Mro., Jennlealt‘. Allen or New York
spent Sunday with Mrs 'l‘. 0. Molten ,'
tlry of Cemetery. stteei.
w
Judson Bulkie: and family of (‘eIn-é
mile “ill! UGIBI‘M III‘I‘I'I 01' Ile land. teiert street are Iinllltn; friends in:
nhont ten minutes from trollct'; slit '
month. Inquite Laurence Attenty,
South Main St. a2: :ii 1
Bridgeport for atwrul tints i
._... I
th. Tlcverell spent Sunday last}
with his pIIlttllls .It Tartymun, but re:
turned olil'lv Sillliifl\ eIt-nlng.
m--.
Miss Fldtiitil' F1311!" of Stamford
spent last Sundav with hot aunt. Mrs
llnIII l-‘ mm. at the modem liomtl‘
stead. l
Mist-I Catherine (Iltnated ot‘ ('otnoteryi“
éIIII'et-t hast been visiting trio-mitt In' 55"” .
Ilrooklyn. IIeI't-rul days during llnI pusté
week.
Members of St blarlt‘ » illIIIe tines
lot women out to Instr at the rertory,‘
nu
noon tea will be Rt'l‘N‘iL
Minn Flosoy Juliet of Corona L i..
To LETw—MSIXilOtihi (:iIT'I‘ .-‘.\l EIintId her lllllihi‘hll‘ll. lmtraud A Scolield
or New t‘anauu spent last 'l‘hur'utiay
with Mrs Harry I“. Zorr.
oolla It anllhorn. was in town over
Bu lidflI.
m-—
. Mina Florence Heath tire. 'I‘. 0. Me
Moltentlry enjoyed an auto trip to
Fairlield. Bridgeport Hartford and to
turned on Sunday lust.
m
"Mrs. w. C. l-‘landora gave an after»
noon ten to a pttrty oi Irientls. at her
home on St. John‘s l'lce. Monday at»
teruoon. in honor of MIII. Dominick.
A meeting of Iliuilardon Club Wall
hold at the residence of Mrs. Kohlor
ol‘ Brushy dildge. Wednesday after“
noon. Mints Wilcox ol’ Wentport made
an nddrean on "The Nesting Birth.”
Mrs. It. All. Nelde gave an address on
"(linden Birds.” Mrs. I". H. Adrianna
spoke on "'l‘oada.”
The new aidownllt. laid (tom the cor:
nor of ltullroad avenue and l'nrli‘ attest
directly HOI‘OII to the-uppoalte corner
and thence tolhe nt'ntlon platform ill
bailed with delight by the learned-
looted commuters. This is ones! the
boot Improvmnohts that has been
madeuiu the borough llmlll In yours.-
A genuine surprise watt lentietod to
It: It. 13min of Seminary street. 'I‘u'oty
day evening. by ohmti twenty of his
Irieada Ho proved a genial host. liir.
Davies watt pmldtnit of the Walsh 80-
0|on of maturing" before he moved to
ranged by some or his former and-f
oiutea In this society. Music and a
general good time kept the guests in-
toreotetl. M. a late hour refreshment-
at this town. who.” an nonunion-had
vdoullgt. Ila; I'al .
Sto re s
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after til? Vacation SH
Season you maybe ‘
. “run Immune-aw
G H T now many People are short, owing to the demands of the
Summer season. This is a good time to get acquainted with us find
our system of giving credit where credit is due.
no reason why you or any mem-
. ber of your family should go
without what you orIthey may
want or need in the way of out-
er wearing apparel.
only offer you the advantage of
being able to have it charged.
but give yout a
choose from... You will always
find that'the clothing :we carry
Is both stylish and serviceable.
without being expensive.
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fiSIOres
There is W:
We do not
wide range to
Women‘s Clothing
$12.00 to $40.00
Women’s Shirts
$1.98 to $18.00
Silk Waists '
$1.00 to $10.00
, Millinery
1 $2. 50 to $20. 00
Women’ s and Chil-v
dr‘n‘ 0 Shoes
$1.25 to $4.00
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1 $1.98 to $8.00
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Men’ 0 Clothing
$7.50 to $28. 00
Boys’ School Suits
Youths' Clothing
$7. 50 to $20.00
Men’s Hats
| $2. oo——$3.oo
1 Men’ 5 and Boys’
I Shoes
| ‘ $r.50'to $4.00
HAVE: IT CHARGED
to South Main St. south Nor‘watk
Open
Monday
and
Saturday
Evenings
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GRAND MASTER‘S DAY
Program for Saturday at Masonic
Home in Wallingford
The program for
‘Slllllf‘tli'il. ‘11 pt 'I‘ at 3 p m. Mmr day at the Masonic home.
j I'ortl, Saturday, has been completedi
,fl‘lIe majority of the \‘ldllol‘fl from the? nectlcut.
various lodges and Eastern Star chair7 “(VSliOllse~~Rllndulpil
tern will hrrlve about 9: 30 and the
time until 11:30 will be spent in an tictn.
i inspection of the buildings.
Itham will he a basket luneh for those W
iilut lluor apurltnent live iOOIIIiI; renti John ““90”“ 0' liti.dgepor1 Who N .vvho have brought them. and for those Addtess—Mrs Maize ll. Clarke, grand BOY‘S HEAD WEDGED IN WAGON
Slii- inquire Mrs. S. A. \OIIIIIKII. 2-“ one time mined an iuielont in tho Ste Who no will") handed Milllnll chap-1
fi-l .lt ‘ wart grocery under “I" name 0‘ Kill". ter. 0. E. 8.. will he prepntod to serve‘ Connecticut.
n 1on lunch at a small price.
IIntendent John A. Rowland will inr-
Inltth an abundance
all) and tin cups.
grand master's
Walling- . \‘I'vll‘tllll(‘~~\\'llilli(ie S. Moylt'. president deposit the coupon indicated with tho
Masonic Charity Foundation of (7011- ticket agent at \‘I'allingford. Therfi
of coffee (free to AddresstI‘he Rev.
'l‘ito exercised willj
MWeekman . "America"
NOTICE Th“
"Hamilton coupon: and
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Operatic selection from
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grand chaplain.
Super; Vocal Solo—Mrs. '1'.
New llnv en.
“The Springmald" . .
THE VALUABLE COUPON
in this advertisement “can be, exchanged for a “taunt, .-
TON" Coupon “5" anti addedto those obtained '
with hundreds of products such as the following
with 80090. Clean-or and Pam Runkal‘n Cocoa arid Chocolate .
er - ututml' II hoe Polish and Drmlnn
Franklin filth: Flour and "Wheat. It It r‘ a remlum i
Morison” Cigarette.
(nlekarhooher Blacult 00. Crack. "Pen
, "2;. "it" not» Flak“
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matron Order of the Eastern Stat 0i ‘ NEW LONDON. Sept. 23-401!“ “h: . .
Dr. William F. Ire cream delivery wagon. in John .
English grand senior steward street. The lad had been climbing
Kentlry, Gardiner “('"h “"d T 0" bezln at 12:30 with the opening con-l Orchefistram‘ Humoreslte” ..... D\ornk 0“ the wheel when the horse moved
cent by the Heeman it Hatch orchel Vocal Solo—Mrs F‘. 0 Robbins. .
tm. The program of music and orchestra—~Operetio selection from position. It was nemaary to take all!
speaking will he:
Marchm'Trlhiountlin" .
Medley—a" Popular Airs. 1911"
by the audience
The reception committee villi be the t3 hare IIIn‘ lnqulos minted.
at Hamilton Coupon will appear in The Evening
Sentinel Friday. September 29th
nohuea t:o!foea.10d Tm
"Fina ” Hand Cleaner
Eltunlo‘ a Son found“c Cleanser
nominee Into h'lioim no-
. III-to .
rowdor Bad to shut: r
MIG!" III-o rig-fin to Maintain;
‘ PINDINT OMAR ITORII .
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...... Rentit‘ks hoattl of managers of the home and)
The Atcn iilte disiritt deputies of the nine Mir
..... lllout'Itton nonir districts.
lnIocatlou~The lteI. Arthur 1-! Hope "
All going should purchase ticket ’_
IWilll t-ertiilt-ate'at their stations 3nd,;
must be 100 or more coupons depol- _ 4
U. Chapman,‘ tied with the agent in order to secure
grand master of Masons in i‘onner- reduced fares. Such tickets will be ’ {é
hood returning Saturday and Mon-
At 11:30 tlrthestrn—Ballet music from "La idtty' but not Sunday. ‘, %
Reine Dc Saba“ ..... ' i
....... Gounod __--
kilfi'fiki, a live your old boy. was found
0, Robbins, this noon with his head wedged be-
tween the spring and the wheel of an
and he was thrown into the perilous
..... Reinharde the wbeel to relenae his head The
i buy and sent to the Memorfil Hospital
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Dogfight your
aioc grew old
”Keep up a .- .
steady. forceful
advertlalnn
'1 9' III._.I‘.
centpalin in.
Coconnut
New Cannon, and the party was an 7
were «trod. Mtge Margaret Griffith!
This VALUABL‘E COUPON from
The South Notwitlk Sentinel
hgmd for I HAMILTON COUPON "5"
The Humllton corporation, ms w. m It.” Now Your. .w
new “In. °
lllttlir‘utetb Sign,”
The Sentinel
; .~ . and make .
undo-date salon
Norwalk Chronicler