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Wants, To Let, For Sale,
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InBla'ck-
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WANTED. ‘
.V. “m-..“ .w .._........._. w. ”a
TO” LET
FOR HIRE-MTOURING CAR. ill!
hour or day. parties of tour to Dan-
. good biniinelii horse
‘lniry Fair, $2.30 each. Tel. 1147-4.
826 iii
CAPT. A. W. MILLS' LAUNCH
Mildred will make trips every after-
noon to gtiiibout Machine leaving
Steamboat dock ilic iiisi trip bl‘iilwt
1 p, m. 82o 3t
PICTURES FRAMED llY G. DECK-
(‘I‘, formerly of 24 North Main St. Full
line of inouidlugsi- at residence ]2
Putnhni Ave, city. l’lione 277-5
322 if
w——-—-
NOTICE—0N AND AFTER ()(‘ T0-
her i i in) eiuployiiiciit agent) will
be hunted at 126 W asiiington St llelp
oi all kinds fttinisiicd.-.‘1\lis. W .l:
\V-iliox. sill lin
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE «ON
small size National
Apply \\‘iii. (1. Crockett,
8r, So. Norwallt.
EASY
cash register.
it; So. Main
silt; {It
FOR SALE HORSE. (VAN 'lili}
tiri'ti single or double. Reasonable
lance. itiuuire l.ie|iiiiiiun‘s lluttliiiu
\‘i‘ll‘lifl. Maple St. near Lexington
Aria, So. Norwalk. will fit
FOR SALEeONE SMALL (30T-
iuzc upright piano, slightly used.
Special this weak $lil5. Sielut-rt's,
it; So. Main St. 80. Norwalk. sat; :lt
ANTIQUE COMBINATION DESK
:mtl bookcase. gas range. small coal
lit-.tter. collapsible utwnrt, i'iix storni
windows. \‘ery reasonable. in iluw-
kins Ave. [dost Not‘witlk. still lit
BARGAINS iN PIANOSv-v—Alil.
pianos which were rented during suin-
illl‘l‘ season reduced from $30 to lltltl
less regular price. (‘onte in and see.
them. Steinori'n, '16 So. Main St,, So.
Ntirivnllt. silt} 3t
MOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMO-
hllcs of all standard makes sold on
ilw installment plnn. inquire Motor
it‘luuiitc t‘ 0.. Mini Y.ork ilal Cornish.
t'ouu icpieiientatlteI Btuuil’otd, t‘onn.
I135 (it
FOR SALE—FOR WAN'I‘ ()h‘ UHIC
Apply to it‘. It.
li‘ttth. mocet‘. llll South Main street
it"? ‘It
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FOR SALE lx'l'l‘i‘lii'ZN RANGE.
hourly new. In uouti condltlou. in-
quire, 2 Ho. Osborne Ave, East Nor-
‘ walk. s25 .ii.
FOR SALE-"AT HAIMMIIIIH l‘AlliC
adjoining ’l‘ukoiicko l'tirk, bountiful
lutildlnu lot. itixititi; torniit to suit,
purchaser. inquire, ltoberi I“. Sculpt,
limit Estate Admit, lieu-nylon. (Iona.
'l‘t-t. Jill. s20 im
p»._
BUILDINO LOTS 031 'l‘lilltil 8T.
idust Nnrwulli, noittllo each: ”on for
the two lots. Inquire isuuo Church, llii
('tivc Ave. all U
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.M. w. w.” .s. -...........,
NOT A VIRTUE
“You Won‘t niaitn any mistake Iii
having iiilit cor, Mr. .liigxlhl.” laid the
uncut. "It Is lllt‘ host in the market.
Tin-re isn‘t any comeback to our ont-
piit "
"Then i don’t. want it," retortstl
.liiggiu. ”There; wasn‘t any come
back to the last car i had. and 1 land
to walk back. Haven't you anything
you curt show me with it few mum '
III I titlillilfltld?’
TIER MS. » . _ .. ..
WANTED—JACK CURTAINS T0
clean. Work called for and delivered
Careful handling and reasonable price.
Address "Curtains." care Sentinel.
926 iii
WANTED~A MAID FOR GENER-
iii housework, in small family. in
quire 32 Franklin avenue. 526 iii
WANTED-«A GIRL TO HELPAIN
general housework; wages 33 a week.
inquire at Darieu Post Ollics. :23 3t
WANTED~GIRL FOR GENUIAL
housework; liberal wages will be piiitl
for a competent and trustworthy per.
son: references required. A. More-
iiouse, llarlen. t‘onn. ~ $233 31
WANTED llY YOI NI} (‘tll PLE.
no children, the nice. pleasant. rooms.
till illllilt)\',t’fll(’nii§ ho: air or hot Witter
bent: ceittiull3 locate-d in South .\or-
vt'.ulk Ailtliess iii, (are Sentinel.
stilt ‘it
WANTEDM—Ol’liltA’l‘tllts ON POW.
cr unit-lilacs. Learners taken on and
paid while learning. interstate liub-
hor (‘o.. 833.“. Washington St. aid if
Pi‘édFESSIONAiJ. ___..
w . THURSDAY
TO LETlea'AREX NEW Si“ FIN
room cottage. all Inuit-moments. Fiiié EVENING PRICED AT HOLIDAY
location near our line. inquire. 10 MATINEE.
Hawkins Mic, Edit Norwalk. 92% fit -’ r it E
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THEATRE
Veribest vaudeville 8t
Motion Pictures ,
Sept. 25 - 26 - 27
m
Harry Van Fossen
‘Star,of Dockstatier’s
Minstrels
Ted E. Gibson 8; Co.
“College Boy’ 3 Friend"
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND
To LET —— FIVE PLEASANT
rooms. newly paperod and painted. it)
Pheasant Sit; limit 89. inquire even-
lugs Thomas qgrtoy .12 howndes
Ave. '3 i 326 iii
TO LET-mink!" 0F:
DOURI‘.
house. all improvements.‘ central. line.
of trolley. newly pspered throughout.
Rent, reasonable. Occupatioy now.
inquire John \i. Duke. 9 Elizabeth
st. - j"-
TO? LET‘i-‘HABF A HOUSE OR
apartments. every modern conven-
Ionce. one minute froii' West Ave
Holley. furnished or unfurnished: heat
and hot water supplied.
\\ est Ave all if
T0 LET—43mm; HOUSE OF ELEV-
en rooms. all convenience 9.5 :3 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch d: Bailey (‘0..
Water St, South Norwsik.
two-ck in Sept. 25th
sill Iii. ,
inquire 63' ~-
mi2 if]
it TY
Phouei this
ALHAMBRA Theatre
OTAMFORD. CONN“
“By Right of Sword”
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OROER TO GETTLE ACCOUNT.
“firm .,
District of Norwatk. 39.. Probate
Court Odiitciiibeer. A. “.1911
“Hill!” of .luli'h 0' Connor. lliid 0f
Noiuulk. in said District. iiccealed.
Ordered. That the administrator ex-
TO LET—-—Hi\hlli.'l‘0N AWL, HALF
0! two family house. 6 rooms. Ind 6
room lint; all iilll rotemonts good eon-
dltltiti: one block from railrold station
oughness and individual requirements
receive special attention. Prefer to
instruct pupils at their home. Miss
Lelia A. Gregory. Norwalk, Conn. it.
it‘. D. 42. at iin
HER EXPECTATION.
"A wife has a right to expect much
of her husband." remarked the philo-
sophically-inclined person musliigly.
”Yes. i expect site has." replied the
meek-appearing man with wilted-
looking whiskers; “i expect she has:
biit when she expects him to live up
wsteadily and withoutswearing—to
the motto on her Iirttt husband’s
tombstone, l kinder expect site In or
peeling more than she really ought to
expect to expect from it common,
everyday earthly man."
WHAT THE BULL COULDN'T no
Early in tho lentil career of Joseph
ll. (.‘hout the future Ambassador was
opposed to u hot-tempered attorney.
who. in the host of argument. shouted
Imputuonsiy tit hiti young opponent;
"Why, 1 can whip six like you!"
t‘liouto looked at the other with pro-
found contempt. "My father owned a
bull." he ii‘ald lit length. "that pimp a
wonder to light. He could lick till the
cattle in the neighborhood, and he
did it too But,” concluded yoiinu
(iiioiito significantly, "lie couldn't Win
it lawsuit”
PIHIIITINCI
.lohn Lotte. I well-known publisher,
iiiiiti at a literary dinner laNew York:
"M an editor I find nobodyrno perc
sistent til the amateur contributor. it
the amateur were half an ingenious
in writing his material its in trying to
land it he would become ii Dickson in
no time.
an editor 1 know:
"'Ailow me as inbuilt this
uni-W
“'ltlyf cutlets don‘t care for heat
dim ”the editor. "they want
hear
"All amateur sold the other day to.
. .- use i . .
music. organist and director rust TO LET --iioirsn {downturn tallied III' mid estate may be notified
t‘ii‘nrch, Norwaik. .‘iiiisic composed St; also hit man it. part Iniprmo'iheieoi the administrator will cause
arranged and transposed. Telephone mints First St. I at? Nat-walk ln- ””5 0rd“. to be published m n newt
8"" 323 L" (mm: H .losclovslty 50 if paper tuning a circulation in said Ills»
PIANO msrnucrion "Tllult- ”mFOUbeT" ‘M trici at least five days before said
Founowow‘ iSilll’i’AN cotter.
canoe. ()wuer may have same by
proving property and paying cilirges
Address, Capt. Edward O‘iluy. care
of llrsntford Mullcitblo Works. iirniit-
ford, (Torin; 523 iii
Philip was a conceited youth. One
evening he called upon some friends
and picked up the new Webstors Uti-
abridged iiictlonsry which lay on the
table.
‘Whitt do 3ou think of it Philip?"
asked the host.
"Well was ‘the reply. “so far u it
have looked it seem; to be corrdst. ”~7-
Stictesii Magazine 3 , .
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FARM HAND FAMINI OWE! ‘
ACTORO A CHANGE “ .
There iii a lack of farm hand: in
Kansas, and. to supply the aching void
o. farmer in the le Hawker state ad
dressed the following letter to Henry
B. Hrriii:
‘ iiolton. Kn.
"Dear Birmi have been told that you
employ hundred» of actors and at this
season of the year they are laid off.
i would like to engage the services
ol.tweuty-Iivo or thirty of them for
thirty days to help the harvest my
wheat anti oat crop. I will give them
no day and board, and pay thétt'
railroad fare from New York here and
return.
“Wire me at. my expense how nutty
you can send.
"Very truly yours.
'wr t" t u t‘: '.
2 . .t.
poms rnozsn m
the American deelllcii usote croni-
es one of the broad Alaska buys and
is connected with a telegraph lids tip
the Yukon valley. In that front: ro-
w-
xi'.ound
of timber poles. and holes are chopped
do the never-melting ice, the must-
net In and firmly cemented by simply
pouring water around them.
lie meiotic. ‘ls a
,, min it”
in it short time, and there iii no fear
of the buried end 4
mt hood
igloo post holes are not all. ii the
Iron innate are and Inlteitd.
The
poles tire thus frozen tight In place
bibii his administration iiccotitih to
ltliis court for adjustment at the trio-
finite unite in Norunlk on the 3rd
that or (lttohelr. 19“ at 3'3o'clock fl-
in tho of- October. lint ,
from? w uni-loom
Judge.
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BRlCK SAMPLES TO BE TESTED
ll. Burnell with (‘lt3 lingliiecr Charles
3N. \\ and of Norwalk, went to Bridge-
iport in one of l". E. Lockwood and
(‘o'mpuni s automobiles this morning
with samples of the various bricks
which have been bid upon for paving
the Norwnlk Itneetl its iimcrlbod by
a’t oyonlux'l council Misting The
brick: to bétiented lo the "ridge-
writ trwmrln‘i office and the
results ieturned on Thursday night
3‘.ite caution min. to dgcttto the pair
hip mutton of. Norwalluwiti be held
on Friday evening.
BRIOG! noonnry ownano
HIARD.
I'l‘lie lath-committee or tho bridle
committee, appointed to negotiate
with the owuen of property affected
by the construction of the new bridco
3am: the establishment of the pork.
held another meeting. yesterday after-
noon."lii the South ‘Norwii council
chamber. Among those to he heard
new 'Mes‘en. ‘Podmoroh Gutowsky.
Keillor. Vsu Mums and Harris at
Guns. .
i
M w’
The family at the supper-table had
been discussing a ho: toned by
no antamoliiie Itith Hill a: way At.
.Ill listening, awhile. little
mt: itilii titty titlit it looked up
from her plate.
"1 don't blame horses." she said.
"for helm: afraid of automobiles. You
would I» too “yup «were it home"
“Why. Meryl" asked her father.
“Well ” said Bury. "wouiiiut you be
scaled {if on'flw‘ a pair of prints com-
ing uioiigl without s man In them?"
W
"Any deep sea fishing at your litm-
And '3 Other Acts I
Councilmen Jdiin n. Milan and W. ‘
14 Months at Lyric
October 5th
a,
Theatre, New York
E. J. Carpenter presents Clyde Fitch’s
sensational adaptation from theGermaii
“The Blue Mouse”
The Talk of All Europe
, 6 Months at Garrick Theatre, Chicago
Prices
500, 75c, $1, $1. 50 $2
".1. , a; UN t
HOYT'S THEATRE.
A large and enthusiastic audience
witnessed the. performance" at Hoyt'ii
Theatre. last evening find how one of
the boot hills of the senon. The Sum
son Twins, the phyalclal culture his»
role, gave some very clever lent! of
‘~ strength. Josie Flynn; the tow tur-
Vey comedleunc. was very»i_.3ettt‘iert'.|lliI
in. with her songs. Dfitlgl‘f wittl~
clam. 3 Don Ramsey's Hand Were
exceptionally good in thi .Har-
ry ‘Vim Fosaen. the blue rfaced artist
was a scream from start. to finish ’l‘ed
Friend. was one of the funniest sketch-
el ever presented to an audience, as
that? Is something doing every minute.
Entire change of program Thursday.
CHOICE OF THREE
“You‘ll hate to do one of three
’, ductor
The iickotlcss passenuer looked tip
insoicntl3 and said ‘\\'eli?"
“8lioti ier ticket, pay .ier Iurc or
alt off." nitswcicd the north condui-
tor. .,
The lusolcut passenger looked out
of the window.
“And you. too, my friend,"
seriously, "will have to do one of three
things." 3
"Well?“ queried the portly conduc-
tor confidently.
“With more." retorted the passen
nor. “eat less or bust!"
station.
.. HER on: «Bus
Everything about the house
to handle."
od’,‘ wistfuily:
the baby awhile?"
“N0,
and email; you might lot It fall."
out l"—~Continent.
And by thtl time the fat conductor
had recovered the train had left the
thatl wonder and then to fear.
[lentils wanted specially to play with‘ ly her father's volce»yot she looked Asked somebody.
was always “too nice for little girls'tit the telephone Increduously. After
Fln‘lly one day she ask-i examining the tiny opening in the re- eu weddln‘
"Momma, may i carry ceirer the little girl burst into tears.
"Well. momma." was her renponue.3
"than may i have it when It Is worn look at some advertised real estate clo Ephnlm with dignity, "ain't my“:
ETIQUETTE AND DANGER.
“Ezra." said the farmer's wife, “I
3 wish you wouldn't lean your elbows on K
1 th tshie." L
“Huh," sueored't'li‘é farmer “getii’ti'
fastiderous, ain't yer? Mebhy you‘ll
be warniu’ the next to keep my knife
onion my month an' tollin’ me not to
cool my too In my sander. But my
sranthertlltop' his elbows on th‘ table.
an' so did my father. an' bpheclt in.
gain to lean on it as hut-it was long--
as l duii please, so therb!"
Whereupon he leaned hard, so hard
lapsed and sptawled out its legs atid
went down with a frightful crush of
i. rockery
‘ Well. you‘ve gone an' done it now!"
screamed the old lady “That's a pret-
i3 mess uint it? Ef you’d had the
sense of a chipmunk 3on’d have know-
lhhlxfl." ileClBi‘etl nu}: Tel) pollh COD ed in reason i (“dill Wm". \Oll to lean the Detroit pterhmi‘. The Sm‘m
'Oh th' table waz cause th‘ legs wax
rickeii An‘ i guess a little etiquette
woiildnt hurt too none anku). Ezra
«Doolittle to say nothlu of satiny; 3‘.
wurih of- Iamii3 crtmkety"
And the dis-tustod farmer stumbled
out from the scene of wreckage and
‘chased a harmless tramp three miles
Cleveland Plain DflaiPlT.
HER FATHER iN TROUBLE
When Grater (‘ieteland's little girl
was quite young her father once tele-
phoned to the White House from Citi-
ciigo and asked Mrs Cleveland to
hrilng the child to the “phone Lift-
ing the little one tip to the instrument,“
Mrs. (Tierelund watched her expres~
step change from bewilderment to
it was sure-
"Oh. momma. she subbed. "How can
Indeed. my litle darling." re; we ever set papa out of that little
noted her mother: "you are too young hole?”
‘ Good time this—mono better—to
i in The Sentinel.
fsiutus of this organ is notable-.3
‘LlSZ‘I' PAID FOR ORGAN HE’DE»
SIGNED.
That the small organ that Frans
Liszt best loved to play upon in:
made for him from his own specific:-
tlons b3 a firm in Detroit is the pur-
port of an article In the Detroit Stin-
day Night, which says that this inter:
esting relic of the famous master in
new the property of p gentleman fob
merly oqbetroit who ’lieeps it in his
English home. 'f‘iua mndgum of Pesth
has offered :15 000 fer the Instrument.
but. the owner is holding it to learn if
'1‘. Gibson a: Go. in Tito College Boy aim” the “Clem “W“ suddenly C0] the Detroit. museum or some of it:
friends wish to make the purchase.
The fact that Liszt specially left thin
Organ as one of his most valued posses-
sions to Princess Wettgenstein Add!
sentimental interest to it. She often-
ward preented it to the court ornnlll
and hi; daughter eventually sold ii: in
tan institution has asked for an em
on the oxxan if Detroit decides not. to
bar it
to the organ is that Liszt actually poll]
for it with his own money in view of
the fact that all makers of music lit-
Btrutuents were 0 it too glad to pro-
he snid’dom’ the road “ml an 3" bandle.-—— sent the master with their products if
he would btit use them the special
LIsIL
was afterward presented with a very
splendid instrument, but he seemed
hints to prefer the one he had him-
self designed
Uncle Ephraim had put on it clean
collar and his..best coat, and was walk-
Ing majestically tip and down the
street.
“Aren‘t you working today Uncle?”
“No. suh. i'se celebratin‘ msh sold-
Iuh. "
“You were married fifty years ago
today. then!"
”You, suh. ”
, “Well. why isn't your wife help“!
you to celebrate!"
"Muh present wife. sub. " replied Us
nothin' to do with It."
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Knickerbocker Niall“ Co.
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The Hamilton corpora
mtir place, sinks?" nitltOd Hathaway
."itto." said Blnkl. Whore
girl tit tile-hum when“.
NOTICE m
in: VALUABLE coupon
it this sdverdiemeiit cm be exchanged Ion “HAMIL- 1‘
TON" coupon “5" and added to those obtained
with hundreds of products such as the following“
with: have. Olson-or and Pow» Ruptur-
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Powder
This vanussnii: coupon from
The South Norwiiilt Sentinel
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Sentinel. Friday. September 29th
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