i n ,y i; i i h EDWIN”! which wore rented during stint- .§ “Vaikr ClaSSified Advertisements Wants, To Let, For Sale, Business ‘& Professional Cards, etcetera CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c— Three Times. 50c — Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. face or Caps. Double Price In Black: BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR HIREHTOURCING can, BY (hour or. day. parties of four to Dan~ bury Fair, $2.50 each. Tel. 1147-4. 326 tit TO LET To LET—~NEARLI NEW SEVEN room’ cottage, all improvements. Fine location. near car line. Inquire. ,10 Hawkins Ave, East Norwaik. 326 iii WANTED. WANT COL. - WANTED~—MAN FOR WORK ON well machine. E. ”N. Sipperly, 2nd. Westport. 327 :it CAPT. A. W. MILLS' LAUNCH Mildred will make trips every after- noon to guniiont Machine. leaving Steamboat deck. the first trip being at l p. nt. 825 St TO LET -- FIVE .PLEABANT rooms, newly papered and painted, in Plyeasant St: rent 39: inquire even~ inns. Thomas Garvey. 12 Lowudes Ave. ’ ‘ s26 81 PICTURES FRAMED ilY (l. DECK- er, formerly of ill North Main St. Full line of mouldings nt residence. l2 Putnam Are, city. Phone 277- 43.2 2 if NOTICEMON AND AFTER OCTO- itcr ist, my employmcnt agency will lie limited at 126 W asllliliztoll St. Help of all kinds fuittisheti. Mrs \\. Wilt ox. - ' sfiti- illnr 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 EASY small size National cash Apply Wm. (l. Crockett. Si. So. Norwalit. TERMS. register. iii So. Main 326 at FOR 8ALE~li0llSl3L OAN ill-ti tut-ti single or double. Reasonable lii‘ii'i‘. Inquire Liebutann's iiottiing Works. Naplo 81., near Lexington Are. So. Norwaik. 327 :it. FOR SALE—vAQNE SMALL COT» taut- uptight piano, slightly used. Spotiai this week 8195. Steiuort‘s. it; so. Main Siniflo. Norwnlk. still :it ANTIQUE COMBINATION DESK and bookcase. gas range. small coal heater. collapsible go-cart, six storm windows. Very reasonable. in liaw- klns Ave. East Norwnlk. 326 :it BARGAINB IN PIAN08~ALL liter season reduced from 8.30 to $100 less regular price. Come in and see them. Steinert’a, 16 80. Main St, 80. Norwulk. 326 iii MOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMO- hiles of all standard makes sold on the installment plan. inquire Motor it‘lllflili't‘ (70., New York. Hui (l.ornish (loan. representative. Stamford. (‘ can. 325 tit FOR BALE—FOR WANT OF USE good business horse. Apply to F‘. ii. Fitch. grocer. liil South Main street. 3% tit FOR SALE Kl’l‘i‘lll‘iN RANGE, hourly new, in KOIlil condition. in- quire. 2 So. ()iiboruu Are, lililfll Nor 325 u iron BALE-"AT ElMlAMOlliC i’AilK adjoining 'I‘olteneke Park. beautiful building lot. 753150; terms to suit purchaser. inquire liobert Ii‘. Britiul, llcal Estate Anvnt, ltowayion. Conn. Tel. 3”. sill) im BUILDING LOTO ON Tiiiiii) B’l‘.. l-iiint Nurwnik. fiiixii'tti each: 3500 for the two lots. inquire lsaoc Church, 88 love Ave. all ti . - wwnmww an”; DtVidend Notice ll‘sirfieid County Savings flank, Noru.aiit loam. Bent. 21.19li. Al 3 meeting of the directors of the. F tirncid (Bounty Savings listilt held this the II dividend at the rate at four (4%) per. cent. was declared to dili- lumltots front the months ending .8 tattle will be entered on and paid oil and after Oct. 03 iii savanna stilt 325.2% t‘nfiugf rims? f3" TO LET—~HALF A HOUSE OR apartments. every modern conven- ience. one minute from West Ave. trolley. furnished or unfurnished; heat and hot water supplied. inquire 53 West Ave. all if TO LET—«BRICK HOUSE OF‘ ELEV- en rooms, all conveniences, 23 Union WatelBtWSouthlfiorwalk.‘11112th TO LET-HAMXLTON A\’b3.. HALF of two-family house. ii rooms, and il- room list; all improvements; good cou- dition: one block from railroad station. clean. Work called for and delivered. Joseph it. Taylor. 313 if (‘urofnl handling and reasonable price. ._ Address "(‘ttrluilis.” cure Sentinel. TO LETw-iiOIiSlC, LAWRENCE 326 ill St; also live rooms, part improve- mrnts. First St.. East Norwaik. ln- WANTEDwA MM]! FOR GENER- quire R. Joselovsky, 39 If ai housework. in small family. in- -..... W ‘ quire 32 Franklin arcuue. 328 iii FOUND‘ WANTED»OPl’.ilA'l‘OilS on row- FOUND «OFF SHIPPAN POINT. er machines. Learners taken on and canoe. Owner may have same by paid while learning. interstate Rub- proving property and llill‘llill (.mrgefi bcr (‘o., till-ii.) “diminution St. 313 if Address, Capt. Edward O'iiay. care of iirantford Malienble Works. Ilraniv ford, Conn. 3‘46 3t LOST . Los'rw'rwo PIGS auour EIGHT St. Apply to The Hatch it Bailey 00.. T r ., .. nicotine]. WANTEMIRL TO WASH DISH- es. Apply Mrs. Hamilton. 15 Haviland street. 32? ill WANTED-«YOUNG LADY WOULD like to exchange lessons In English for Spanish or French. J. C.. (lea l)ei.. Norwalk. :2? it WANTED—~BOARDERS AT}! HIGH street. Good accommodations at rea- sonable ratcs. Also a three reom apartment. for light housekeeping}; 32 3t maulcuriun. and hair- (‘iitilllfl massaging 8.7 WANTEDwLAClC Paorsss‘tdtfi‘i. W ‘" PIANO. ORGAN. TH tDRY. ALEX 8 Gibson. 9 Chestnut ’leacher of music. organist and director First Church, 1 'orwaik. Music composed. STREET-—AT l‘ml‘tll‘dN. CONN" 0N Tuesday. September 26. liiil, of acute llrinhl’s disease. Eretlei‘lt‘k i,)., son of William E. Street. Funeral services will be held at his late residence on Friday. September 29, lilii. at 3 o'clock p. m. A MATTEfl OF CUSTOM. Jones had passed a very weary night. He was English and travelling abroad. it was not until 1:30 that he tell Into his first comfortable doze. Bang! Bang! He thought that the Germans ware upon him. But he its wake to find that it was only the "boots" rapping at his door. "Well. what is It?” he grumbled. "A telegram. sir." replied the boots, In breathless tones. "Will you open the door, sir?" "Certainly not." exclaimed Jones. crossly. “Slip it under the door. my boy." "i can't do that, air," replied the boots, anxiously. “it‘s on a tray!"~»- tilticsxo Daily News. ,stnail son his that lesson In subtrac- tloti, having got him past addition with a fair decree of suede”. , i weeks old. if found please notify arranged and transposed Telephone John Popp, 76 idly Ave. 327 it 894 3 Hi DIED PIANO iNSTRUCTiON — THOR- W' day of hearing. TEACHING MOTHIR ARITHMITIG. HENRY W. GREGORY. . 327 it and“. 3 (Judson . Women are known to unskilled in Order at Notice. figures The mother was teaching her District 0' Norwnlk 33.. Probate oughnens and individual requirement) receive special attention. Prefer to instruct pupils at their home. Miss Lelia A. Gregor). Norwallt. Conn. R. F. D. 42. 31 im Tiiiifitiitis ORDER OF NOTICE. District of Norwalk. 33., Probate Court. September 28. A. D.. um. Estate of Julia Wilcox. late of Nor- walk. in said District. deceased. w heroes, written application has been mode to this court by the admin lotrator of said estate. praying. for reasons therein set forth. for an order authorizing and empowering him to soil the Inventorled real estate of said estate. Ordered; That said application be heard and determined at he Probate office in Norwalk, on the rd day of October. iilli. at 4:30 o'clock after~ noon. IllIIl thttt public notice thereof be given in all persons interested therein by publishing this order In a newspaper having a circulation In said District, at least five days hetero said Court. Bcptemim 2a. A. ).. 1 . blunts of Stephen '11. hour. late of Norwsiit. in said District. deoetued 1 “'You ties. William? the .lta‘rm oeu's’lubmet thimotdllfomu lauds from each other-41min from pota- to» for immune”. _ ~ , ,1 tau floor-tog. ‘ 3.5 Mares. bolus. minim.“ Willie -“3ho out one. on from my oralhg breakfast. and t stun district in; two in o m m t' i Whmso, writtuni syplieatloil has been made to this cent by the admin: .dstrator of said estate. praying. for reasons therein set forth for an order authorising and empowering him to soil the Inbontorgod ml ‘ «trio of said estate. H Ordered, That said humiliation he theard and determined at the Probate adios in Norwailt, on the 3rd day of October 1911. at 4:30 o'clock after noon. and that. public notice thereof be given to all persons interested ititorein by publishing this order in a newspaper having 3 olrouloiluu is on baton ,. Veribest Vaudei'ilie 8t WANTED—SPACE lN STORE FOR , \ddress Manicure elite of ‘ CURTAINS T0 . <7 THEATRE " Mellon Pictures Sept. 25 - 26 - 27 m Harry Van Fossen Star of Duckstader’ s Minstrels Ted E. Gibson 8: Co. “College Boy’s Friend” PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND " THURSDAY EVENING PRICES. AT HOLIDAY MATINEI. Phone 1648 ALHAMBRA Theatre ‘ eraurono. coon. week of Sept. 25th “By Right of Sword” Bates’ Auto Bus will run to the Danbury Fair Wed. Ffldly and sat. li‘rlday via West Norwsik. Round trip. in- cluding entrance to fair. 3&0. Any one wishing to so please send some liefore the day they desire to make the trip. Bus will leave Smith‘s Nov- oily Store. Dorian. at 3‘ o'clock. SECURE. LAIOI CONTRACT Tree Warden Joseph Cornell. of France street. Norwalk, has secured a large contract for tree Work from Dr. Thomas A, Fletcher. of Wilton. The work is to thoroughly renovate and tilt ih.lbe boot 0! condition all the trees on Dr. Fletcher's estate In Wil- ton. Tree win-don Crime“ stated this morning that the work will not be be nun until the leaves are off the trees. its further said that he has enough Work new to keep lm busy all winter. NUTMIG‘ IMPROVEMENTS. The Nutmeg Club. of Norwaiit. is planning to have the pool tables eu- tlroly renovated and given a thorough overhauling. This will room after the smoker of tomorrow evening. The new pockets and cushions have drrivsti and now covers will also be placed upon the already excellent tablel. It it also likely that therpool committee will purchase a rubber mat. to place around the tables. wuv sevens m. NAMID “IDWARD” Edward H. Both-m, the antenatal before Booth passed away‘ho told the not “'0 hi! name And 3 Other Acts W x 14 Months at Lyric October 5th Theatre, New York 6rMonths at Garrick Theatre,“ Chicago E. .l. Carpenter presents Clyde Fitch’ s sensational adaptation from theGerman “The Blue Mouse” The Talk of All Europe Prices 500, 751‘, $li$1'50’ $2 1. DANBURY FAlR NEX‘FWEEK. Wmflaflfli nebwr MN The Greatest of all Autumn Out—of- Doors Festivals to Be Bigger and Better Than Ever. ‘ The arrest Danbury Fair will be with us again next weenie 4* - - " R will be bigger a ' fit" before because the a Faitlga progressive institution. :'31\d_ prom":- tlons are made moutbsmhsad. a um “Wilmer play 3 return attainment. the [pacing events‘and there will be many an exciting finish. as all the classes are crowded with entries. The horse races start Tuesday, and continue Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A reliable aviator Is under contract Lto fly. King and Queen. the diving 1 mini! troupe of‘ Russian acrobat: will .tarlll .tli. Grand Stand :atronl with lserlalgfohts; martyrs lrcua. fresh new money socks. ‘; Recent Additions Placed in South Not-walk Institution. . The new books placed on the snafu? ' of the South Norwaik Public ilbrar: in September, as are toilows: ammonia striations ll ed. 14 or" the 29 volumes comprising the set. Photompbie filiafisry or the Civil War. Four of till. 10 vanities comprisln: to have been namem ”Edwin.” after. lildwin Booth, the transition. And just ions. actor why It was. that he did , i "When you wens born In New On ,. lull your Other Minorwhod no i0 bosom your coauthor and that you were to be named howl-astral. me. Your father no 3 splendid and oril: ilant man. but rather wild in his tom, identities 3t muss. sndul» rm 3 little: strain to assume the responsibility of godfather to his son; so I declined. I not item now. nut-that is pianos better each department”- once continues to climb Mutiny your after year and more and more people. plan to make Danbury li‘air Week their vacation time. And what a good time they do have' ‘ This year the grounds havo been greatly improved, the Midway made more of 3 Midway Lthaoevoo before. i . and placed where it will not intelere with any other department of the fair. The automobile building. new last year. has alrcutly out-grown its capac- ity and a lurite tent will be erected for" power vehicles for commercial pur- poses. the pleasure cars filling the au- tomobile building proper to the, limit. Every prominent make of car will be on display. It will be the best show of autos ever made at a fair in New England. The auto races Saturday will be five In number and have attracted entries from some of the best drivers. and as these entries will not close uu~ tli Monday there will surely be a large number of contestants in each event. The (lrange Fruit. Corn. Cattle Horse. Poultry and other shows con- nected with this great fair have filled to caiiaclty in all classes. and the alt- ricultural machinery display will be a wonderful sight. with Its thbusands of humming wheels Colts band of Hartford. and the American band of Waterbury will keep the air melodious. with the more or loss welcome assistance of the differ- ent noise makers and nearbandl that help keep things lively along the Mid- There are more than one hundred and w”fifty entries in the trotting and Ill. is s’resi big fair and attracts from 3 “Why didnt you shoot?" asked the Will. i and extensive “pland’ ll maintainer!" from Luna Park. candy Island. "will the set. the entire year for this one my. and gives pet-(brutancl or to solo been afv . ‘ , . Hioto'ty. the officials are constantly Itudying to ternoon. and boron otber attractions of Griffith, W I... ‘ m attend-m more than usual importance will keep Dominion of Canada. the patrons of the Grand Stand busy Essays. ‘ trying to take it all in. All methods of transportation will be used to reach the grounds. excur- sions by train antiudsightseeiug autos teams. bicycles. a people on foot- .. Bl‘sland. Elizabeth. a: the Sign of me' Hobby-Horse. Chapman. .l. 1.. learning and Other Essays. The Writer's Book. Arte—Jim. Useful. Prayer. D. C.. Art of the Nether-land Galleries. Holt. L E- Care and Feeding of Children. Soyner. .\’., Paper-bag Cookery. ilendernon, W. H.. Orchestra and Orchestral Music. Science. all classes of society. and provides something to instruct and amuse every} body. The gates open next Tuesday and not a dull moment in Danbury un- til Saturday night. .. .m— . v. m~._. OUITING THE SHOOT: if Gussie possessed one suit. he pos- Sessod a bundled. lie had different units for fishing, hunting. goiflng.‘ (queue, w R marketing. walking, cycling. flungi The Diamond and everything else. and so perfect Fiction. was his knowledge of the clothing Neablt E question that you could never surprise The Wouldbegoods. him In a costume that did not ill the, Brown, A., occasion. Meadow Grass. But samekeepers do not pay much Burnett. F. .H.. attention-do such details. and the man Secret Garden. who was guiding Gus-lo over his new incite, J. W.. estate look small stock of garb. I Morals of Marcus Ordeyne. "Hi! There goes a rabbit!" he cried The Usurer. suddenly ”Let him have It. sir!” lScala. 6.. Gussie looked after the Nlreatinfi. Mona Lisa. bunny. but did not raise his gun. Warwick. 18.. Compensation. Maurtea. Maurtens, Harmon Pals. Olfta. New Canaan Directory, 1911-1913. You [look of Photographers Am ciation of New England. (J uvenile.) namekeopor in surprise. "i'm sorry. but I couldn't.” repliedl Gussio metirnfuliy. gl'm In my phea~ sant costume."—-Answers. “Tittle ABOVE ALL” ‘ The heart that remained true to It-. self never yet found this big universe money well Invested~3u Advent-Ir anally faultless to It —-Osrlylo meat in The Sentinel. A. ,....W NOTICE Ti 1‘0 ” Coupon "5" 5‘ “8““ ‘I'TR "Hamilton coupons and The South THE VALUABLE COUPON in this advertisement can be exchanged fora “IiAMiL-t 1:50" Ila vi on by FINDINT CIGAR OTOIIO This VALUABLE COUPON iron mmmflflapewgegggzg last liamilton Coupon will appear in The Evening Sentinel. Friday. September 23th w?-— and added to those obtained with hungredlofpl'oducu mdluihs following Dont let your wlft'o loops. wand Pow- Runkol's . BtOCkl row on .. Hutton tutu ram and "want- 33%;:- "3“??? ::%mn" i ‘ gil‘ariutg' ammuni- “quilt; and (113 " : ~Keep up I digital-hooker Bisoult Os. Crack-t " Radium: . 3'3.th. forceful "2. “lip?” in“ Fiction "113ml. 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