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BUSINESS NOTICES.
face or Caps, Double Price
WANTED.
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TO LET
CAPT. A. W. MILLS' .AUNCH
Mildred will make trips every after-
noon to gunboat Machine, leaving
Steamboat dock, the first trip being at
i p. in. 325 3t
PICTURES FRAMED il\' (l. DECK-
er, formerly of it North Main St. Full
line ot‘ inouldiuu‘s at residence. l2
lpllilitiiil Arc, ('2lj-'. i‘litmt- 277-5.
522 tf
NOTICE-~—-().\' .-\I\'ll AFTER OCTO-
Iicr lat, my employment agency will
IN‘ located ill 12d Washington St. lielp
ol all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .i.
\‘Iilt o.\. n30 llu
THE PICTURE SHOP 83 \VASilA
incl on St is now open (‘omc in and
have us explain our money back plan,
A pretty lii‘tIOt'll pin given free \iith
ping ponds. \\'c photograph anything.
any plutc ii um time Studio open
sniur am annvutuiguymieuuiw *J. 8
Jon?, manager tilt? or
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fltwand comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
FOR SALE.
fiMOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMO~
bites of all standard makes sold on
the Installment pluu. inquire .\lotor
‘ll'lninu i‘..o .\i-u lurk. lint (‘illliilwil
(tum roprcseutaiiie, Stamford. Conn.
, s’n iii
FOR SALE—«FOR “ANT (lli‘ ['5in
360d lul~iiicsb litlt‘lleI Apply to F. ii.
il‘ilc ii. :IoI ci. li‘l South Main atieet.
8‘35 Iii
FOR SALEMKITCHII‘N RANGE,
pearly um". in good condition. iii-
quire. 20 Osborne avenue, East Nor-
wuik. , 52?: iii
FOR 8ALE~—~-l’.\lil.()lf STOVE 1N
good condition. Reasonable. til t‘ot-
{tine street. Rust .\‘orwalk. s253pit
._Y
fFOR SALE.~--AT HAGAMORIC PARK
adjoining 'l‘okcnclte i'urli, licuntii'iil
building lot. Tbxlfitl: terms to suit
purchaser. inquire ltohert i". Scalzi,
ltcul l-lstatc Agent, liowuylon. t‘onn.
'i‘el, ill i. 920 lim
BUILDING LOTS 0N ’I‘llllil) 8T”
ideal Norwaik, Tlllxlfitl ouch; 3mm for
the. two i inquire tonne. Church. 38
Core Ave. all it
lEllili llllllliES
SOLVENT NOTICE;
filintf'lci oi Nulualk, an
tint, Septotpltei 28 A. ll
stain oi Lcwiu ll.
iiiii
Hhipmau. into
a said liiattII-t tit-conned
Efi‘lic Court of Probate I'or
Ichd in months from the date here-
oi‘ i'ur tin il’t’dilfli‘l'l ot’ uaiti c tale to
oxiiibit their claims for nelicmcnt.
Tlitnlc \ilui ncglctt to manual tiieli uc‘
conntn pioi Ol‘li attested, within Bliiti
(In I . will hc dobiirred a recovery. All
puma..- indcblcd to said estate are re
(pinned to make immediate payment
Cl..Alii4}NCE BHUPMANI . .
1.0
02 it Administrator _
or,
I chose ro aerifma‘a‘hi‘.
IIictiict ol‘ \mw'nlk. an.
Court, September 27», A. 1)., 1911.
llifi‘iilie of Drill! A. Nelson, into of
Norwaik. In said District, declined.
(irdci'ctl, That the administrator ex-
hin mlmlniatratlmi account to
thin court for udiurtmcut, at the Pro-
liiliii
l‘robatc‘
tho lilo»
trici ct Norwnlk, hutli limited and al-
rebate
WANTED -- HELPER WANTED.
Must speak Geiman and English. ln-,
quire. at license, Peppard Co, Chest-‘
nut street. 82?: it
WANTED~\\‘EAVICRS ON (lliOMlL
ton: and Knowles looms. Fancy and
white work. Doubli- looms. $13.00
per week and board guaranteed. in-
quire for Mr. Cooke, .\iuliackcmo lid
to], South Norwalk, mornings, 3-11;
evenings, 5-8. 52:43 it
To LET~TWO Oil THREE l‘llk- i
nlshed front rooms for light house-
keeping; also two or three single
rooms. inquire it South Main St.
s‘l‘: 'lt.
TO LETwSEVRN
rooms and both; hard wood floors: hot
water heat; housework reduced to;
minimum. janitor in look after your;
comfort. See J. M. Layton C0 in»;
niediutely. s'.‘.‘ 'lt
llEAl TiFl’ Lt
WANTED—«A (lllll. TO HELP lN
general housework; wages 33 ii week.
inquire at llarleii Post Olllcc. 5:2! 3i
WANTED Gilli. li‘t)it t'ilCNiCliAI.
lioueeu‘ork: liberal wares \rili be paid
for a competent and trustworthy pcr
null: references l't-‘tlllii‘t’tl. A. .\iorm
house. liaricii. t‘oiin. s23 :it
WANTED—viii \‘tIanti (‘01 i’l.i‘.
no L’lfllllit‘lli 3W nuc,‘pieum1rt mining.
all improvements hot air or but out
(can tilli located in South \'or-
Address M., cure Sentinel.
32.”. Ill
he: it;
walk.
SALESWOMEN, l‘IXi‘lilllllCNt‘vlili) i.\'
cloaks. suits and mtlllut-ry. notions
and dry growth, for hiiiiiitlaisi: loin:
sermon. Apply at t'. J .\iiniz It (‘U' a
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WANTED~~0PICRATORS ON POW-
er machines. Learners taken on and
paid while learning. interstate Rub
her Co, 83-8.”. Washington St. nits" ti
PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. ALEX
S. Gibson. 9 t‘hcstnut St. Teacher of
music, organist and director First
Church. Nut-walk. Music composed.
arranged and transposed. Telephone
iiiii. 32:! iii
of piano. 'I‘horoulzh. syntcmatic In-
struction with modern methods. Studio
in: South Main St. South Serwulk.
sill 6i
PIANO INSTRUCTION —— ’l‘iiOi‘i-
oughnenu and Individual requirements
receive special attention. i’reior to
instruct pupils at their home. Mists
Lelia A- Gregory, Nor-walk, Conn. R.
it‘. [142.81 1m
PROPOSALS
For State—Road Work
' Sealed prcpouala will be received by
the State Highway Comiuissionei.
Room 27 t3 upltol, Hartford, Conn. un-
til 2 p. nu. 'I'lieldiiy. September 26.
1911. for a section of graded road In
New ‘Fairiieid. in accordance with
plans and specifications.
liitls will state the price an per
upoclfltratlonu. The State. Highway
Commissioner reacrvuu the rightido
incl-cam or decrease the number or
foot to be Improved, after the contract
in let.
bond of not. last thlfn due-third of the
coat of the work. Any bidder to whom
sign the contract It the prices offered
and furnish a uucgt tiinitiiripiiiiy bond. or
,a ”certified clinchm tot-felt from his
bond a cum admit the difference’in
price between hilt bid and the next
lowest bidder. Plants and Ipoclflcutium
may be examined at Norris i-lntch‘a,
New Futrfleid. Conn. or at the ethos
of the state Highway Commtulquer,
Room 27, Capitol. ‘
The State Highway Commisrionor
reservoir the right to reject any and
~ ticut
MISS S. B. HALLOCK, TEACHER 7..
TO LETm-HAMILTON AVE. HALFI
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All bids must be accompanied by ti .
contract huu been worded retailing to .
till Mdl.
Illule oihco In Nor-walk, on the llrd titty -
Dated iii Hartford. can mpt.’ 20.
of October, tint. at to unlock for».
noon: unit that all persona interacted 19 .1141 '
in Milli astute may be notified that's- ’ JAlliiiIiflvf. Mu MALI),
or the administrator wtll can“ thin plate films , Communion». “0011!
older to he publluhed in a newnpnm r347 "Coptic Hartfordi COM:
liiiiiififitflntth’iélilfltign in mid Distrid II
I can vo 9ttyu eforo
of Outdoor! EN“ ”M
“m.
in. horror! at
e the «r
: I21 tit
TO LETwSNl’G ll‘l\'E-iiO(.)2\i COT-
tnlze. with animal acres of good land:
about ten nilnutcu from trolley; 812
month. Inquire Laurence AKt‘lil'i'.§
South Main St. 32:: 3“
TO LET Silt ROOMS, \\"-i'iil “.14
iiiipioicnienln lion! (Ii. Si. Addrt-ws
Mrs. F. is l’nkur. ti l“.oi .. last \or I
walk.
TO LETMIIAIJ‘“ Oi" fulfill”)
house, all Improvements, central. 1qu
of trolley. newly papcrcd throughout.
ment and bath liliiillltn only): rent Sin»
inquiri- of t‘. it). iioii.
fir
HAM"
TO LEva—FWE ROUMS, CONNEC-
Ai‘e. inquire Mrs. R.
Taylor Arc. infill tf
TO LET~IIRICK HOUSE 0!“ ELEV-
eii rooms. all convenient-cu. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & Bailey (30..
Water St., South Norwalk. mm tf
of two-family house. ti rooms. and ti~
room tint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad elation.
Joseph R. Taylor. all! if
To LET «HOUSE, LAWRENCE
SL: also live rooms, part improve-
ments, First St, East Norwalk. in~
quire R. .ioaelovoky. all tf
‘ "LOST ‘ ,
LOBthlAMlm BROOCH, Still
rounded by luronolaea. bctwoon Eloutli
Norwulk Congregational Church and
F‘i‘tiiit’t‘ nticet Vol walk Sunday
night. Suitable reward if returned to
Colehiirn tit lluiidor' s. 325 it
LOBTMHOWAiiii ll. MOSBMAN.
the owner of eight (to allhi‘d’s or the
capital stock of The New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Co.
standing In his name, certificate No.
N i'. A 13207. which until certificate
of stock having bean tout calla upon
all DOI‘ROIIS to chow cause win a new
certificate should not be banned to him
in lIcOof the one no loci.
and 02 9 iii 23 80
Dividend Notice
Fiilriicld County Saving: mink,
Norwulk. Conn. Sept. 21, 1911.
At a meeting of tho director! of the
Fulrheld County Earth I hunk hold
thin day a dividend at a rate of four
(4%) per. cent. was declared to do.
portion from tho earnings of the chi
months ending Sept. 30, mm. The
com will be entered on pails books
aid on and nitric Oct.10, iflifl
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
325 W ‘4 -
Troutltrer.
tune of market conditions In the hur-
ing and selling for household recount-
ttoii are cousinutiy ontho lookout for
opportunities presented through The
Sentinel Want Column.
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Veribest Vaudeville 81
Sept. 25 . 26 - 27
Harry Vaii Fossen'
3H m il‘ttcli It was little thou; art beforehand
-of the piece
‘t-itiii'r the author
:tlic loading unigaaiucu of fills mouth
llcnl reasonable. Occupancy now.
lnnulrc John W. Duke, to Elizabeth;
St. all tit
TO LET >il‘l\'lrlli()0i\i APAR'FI
aid if,
TO LET A iitlllSP. OR.‘ . ‘._ , , ,, ll ,1 I‘
apartments. (wort modern ctuii'en-I ““51“ " “W Alm‘“ ” “ “
kiln)“. ”no [ninuui from \Yefit Ave. > (:(il‘lliiln itll‘Cfl. n hits the Gul‘iic ail-VOTE
frolic). finnlsiud or unfurnished; hoaijoven If Mr. Fitch has done all third lid
and but water supplied. Inquire 53, . . . . .
“.0“ \.-\.c all mtciild to purify it. billln, lot that ie-
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Tlioiio who-would take. full advan-
flood time . thil-n0ni be (Mo
HO; TSP
THEATRE
Motion Pictures
W
Star of Dockstader’s
Minstrels
Ted E. Gibson 8: Co.
“College Bon’ s Friend"
And 3 Other Acts
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND
THURSDAY
EVENING PRICEO AT HOLIDAY
MATINEE.
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Phone 1648... ,4
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. CONN.,
:Week of ’fsept. ”25th
E“By Right of Sword”
"1‘1th ill l l: \ltitlsl-Z'
Wlieu' ‘l‘hc lilac. Mouse" “as first
produced in New link inning been
translated from tliet titrulun by (‘hde
tliht it would provea ucnuuttnu. Much
was hoped for it, but ibwrueepilon
was «Von greater than
or the producers
dreamed ot‘. As an exampic of thin.
heninw the. most flattering praise up-
on it. The ltii‘t‘o, with a cast of 25.
will be presented here October 5th at
the Mimic llall.
.xoim around the efforts at n middle-
iagetl husband to carry on u flirtation
with ii famouu Salome dancer would
hcarcely develop Into Iiuiytiiing rcsein~
Milli; a Sunday School lesson.‘
The Theatre Mngaxlne says: “The
Blue hiouue‘ in the title oi‘ u furciiii
frivoiity so full of potatoes launhter
that It is almost all you need to know
about it.
""i‘he illuc Mouse‘ in the nickname
of a vaudeville Salome dancer Paul-
ette Divine, who represents one more
variant of that singularly unlii‘ellke
stage type, the Chorus Lady. Miss
Liidlow makes her pretty and racy
enough, in ii Cerulean ultcgtli gown. to
account for anything that h'iinpeult andM
it in not. the actress' Ii fault If Mr. Fitch
ci somebody puts in her kins inviting
month such an Incongi'oua line of taltt
an 'Iio has went." and '1 can I help it:
it’s my temp'rgmuntfi"
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"rap 'rua‘umo POINT.
Louis Johnson. manager of the coup
pony playing "The Turning Point." ti.
unsu- l-lali, tonight. tells the follow.
ing on the author. ,("You know," says
Johnson. "Mr. Gibbon rather prides
himself on the bright and witty com-
edy of "The Turning Point." Well we
were playing a. good aired town out in
indiunu recentI). when Mr.“ Gihloa
dropped in on u. to Ice how the play
we» aoinu. All will sometlmou happen.
we" had what ire might all u «flail!
audience that night. and there who
iiot the canal amount of initnhl at; the
I several comedy section. 1 colic-d that
Gibson rather rerouted this. and when
alter the play at the hat- next door to
thh theatre, a rather toll indlaulan.
standing next to which. turned to no
laying: That will a mighty 800d play,
'H-umph, granted Gib-on, .
audience didn't like it.‘ Oh. you they
did, replied our friend. .M'Thep why
,Iiiii‘xrt they nunir Inappafig. @hthég,
‘if they liked it‘i‘ ‘ii {my “kit! ltI’
vt
tum it!‘
i
we were enjoyingjdwmm
the: .
l a .
gig! . JV.
E. J. Carpenter presents Clyde Fitch s
OCtIOber 5th sensational adaptationfromtheGerman
“The Blue Mouse” ‘ ,4
The Talk of AllEurope
14 .Months at Lyric Theatre, New York ‘
6 Months at Garrick Theatre, Chicago
50c, 75c, $1, $1.50. $2
October 12t t..‘g'i.l.‘;°§i§i’§§'iallfi “'“gh‘es‘ “
Girl in the Taxi”
Don’t Miss this opportunity to laugh with the multitudes
Join the merry throng that flocks to see the laughing success
of the year. Come and refresh yourself in the waves of
merrimcnt on tap. 'A two-hours’ plunge in the
” ocean of hilarity. Splash! Funnier than . .
a fish in Seine. Taxi Prices forSingie Fares ; . 7
Prices - 50, 75, $1, $1.50, $2”
Prices-
riiIIlngI at IIIennis‘iiIannele and 8.) at and later by young Bertie. the destiny"
month spending iiiutiei~antl object- ,otlici 'lhe destination of each proves
lug sireuuotiuly to the tummy thuslio be the same dining room in tho
forced upon him. indeed he has beenlCnf.‘ Churchill where complication.
making absent treatment love .to a? fairly tuinhie over each other through-
contortlouist lady in the flat upatalralout the act. The head waiter steers
and pawnlng his father‘s clothes to' the whole into greater and greater
buy ‘ioivcrs for her. Then Percy and: turmoil, the climaxes are postponed.
Mary Peters appear upon the scene; heightened, the laughs come like dil-
Pcroy is looking for “the girl in thelchai'ges from settling guns, and the
taxi," who proves to be Mrs. Smith. the1 end of the act. which comes in a per:
wife of a perfume manufacturer who feet tumult of comedy, finds the audi-
comeo to pay a visit to the Stewart: cncc almost exhausted from laughing
on the eventful evening which sturtsl and gasping for breath.
the play on its rapid~iire, speed-defy it would be too had to describe the
lug journey of joys and iealousles. last act which in many ways in the
The senior Stewart slides out of thetl funniest of the three, and as the Boo-
eon..tlie wife \ery much on the hen house late at night. followed by Pei-cyi ton Globe said "Them isn‘t a slow
witlt-onechlck omeng’ the non inst ur- tiou of each being unknown to the moment in the entire performance." "
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NOTICE The “at Hamilton Coupon will appear in The Evening
Sentinel, FT 158?. September 29th ‘
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The)" 11 laugh like
thinkin' tonight.
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" i‘HE Gilli. l.\' Tiil’ 'II‘ .\Xl "
The greatest meat of the present
theatrical Iscason will he niuiked In
this city b_\ the initial appeniunce of
that widely heralded plai, adapted
from the Frenth. entitled “The Girl
in the Taxi," which is scheduled for
appearance at the Music Hall, October
2th for one evening. it to said to be
one his. scream from curtain to cur-
min.
The mix- -iipa start in the hat of John
Stewart on Biterslde mire. New York.
Lite firt'u juniiiy lo a wife and one
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