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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To Let,.F0r Sale,
Business 8. Professional
Cards, , etc-elem
Three Times, 50c ,- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price
130R SALE.
FOR SALE—ON
small size National
EASY TERMS,
cash register.
Apply Wm. G. Crockett. 16 So. Main
81., So. Norwulk. 326 Bi
FOR SALE-VIIORSE, CAN BE
tlfitttl single or double. Reasonable
price. inquire Liebntttnti'u ilottling
Works. ante 81., near Lexington
Ave... So. Norwutk. 327 Bi.
FOR SALE~-O.\'l-Z SMALL COT-
lttge upright, piuno, slightly used.
Spetinl this week $19.3. Stelnert'u
ill So. Main St" Norwnlk. 32‘ 3t
ANTIQUE COMBINATION DESK
:qu bookcase. gas range. email t‘oul
lte-ttt-r, collapsible god-art. Slx‘Bllll‘Iil
\vintitm'a. Very reasonable. in llnvv~
kins Ave, East Noru'nlk. silt: ill
BARGAINS iN PlANOS—«AM.
photos which were rented during sum-
mer season reduced from $30 to slot)
less regular price. Come in and see
ttietu. Stelnert‘s, It: So. Mitlll St. So.
Norwaik. alt: :it
MOTOR TRUCKS AND AUTOMO-
biles of all atuudurti makes sold on
tho lnstullutent plun. Inquire Motor
Finance (70.. New York. lint Cornish.
t'onn. representative, Stamford. Dunn.
5125 (it
FOR SALE.~-.\'l‘ SAGAMUIIE PARK
:tlioiulng 'l‘okeneke l'nrlt, heuuiilttl
building lot. TithI-tl; terms: to suit
purchaser. lnuulre Robert l<‘. Henlzi,
lient itlstute Agent, liowayion, i‘untt.
'l‘el. ‘ili. a"0 1m
BUILDING. LOTS 0\' TIllRll ST
it but Notwnlk, hurtflil each; 5300 for
the two iota. inquire ianac Clutrt-h. :ltl
(love Ave. all it
“W ”” PROFESBIONAL. ‘ "“
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. ALEX
8. Gibson, ll Chestnut St. Teacher of
tubule. organist :tntl tlirrrtnt' First
Church. Not-walk. Mimic composed,
arranged and trunspt‘isetl. ’i‘elephoue
“iii. H23 llli
PIANO INSTRUCTION _ THOR-
ouultnens nnd Individunl retptlrmuenls
rur'elre npet'lul ntieulinn. Prefer to
instruct pupilu of their home. Mica
Lelln .«\. t'lregory, Norwnlk, ('onn. ll.
F. I). 4:. 31 1th
lilill lllllllllS
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
liltttrict of Norwnlk. tut, Probate
Court. Hrptt-nther 157. A. ll.. liill.
Estate or Wiillltnv if. t'inrlte. lute of
New t'ununn. ltt nuld llltttrit-I. dot-tun»
('tl
ordered. That the trustees under
the will of uttid deceased exhibit their
lii't‘OilllI in..thitt court for adjustment.
ut the l’rohuie oliit-e in Nurwulk. on
the hill tiny of Member. lilll. iii iii
o’clock forenuon. nnd Ihnt till portions
interested In maid entitle may be notl~
lit-ti thereof. the cult! trltutrott will
tutth‘ thin order in he published In a
ltuwulutpm‘ tinting a circulation in
raid illutriet. ni lmilil Ilve tittytt before
enitl 5th day of October. tilll.
IIIGNilY W. (.lthltile.
nail It. Judson.
ORDER OF NOTlC‘oI.
'Diniriet nt‘ Nurwnlk no. Probate
(inert, BoptctuI-tr at; not it
Wilfiit'lfl, Written npplihfl on bun
been made In thin court for atltninlte
.‘trntlon of the eatbte of Mary Puddi-
int/9‘ of Norwn‘iit. in can! District, tic-
chatted.
Ordered. 'I‘itnl «to application he
heard Ind determined at the Probate
office in Norwniit. on the int titty of
October, iilli. nt 9: iii unlock torc-
um hint that public notice tttoreot
ho to all burnout; inlet-cued
9y unthinking this order in a
it having a cirdbiptioa in said
hi 4 imt 1'ch my! kid
. $3.12
TO LET
WANTED.
TO LET ”HROOMS LOW RENT.
A. Havilcek.
528 iii Johnson. 30 Taylor avenue
WANTED w THREE OR FOUR;
Hendricks avenue. near Eaat avenue. first- class carpenters.
Apply to l". 0. '-
328 3:
TO LET—~EIGHT ROOM HOUSE.
on Cottage street.
Inquire of George Keeler.
ton street bridge. :28 3t.
TO LET ~«EIG1I’1‘-R0t).\i
South Main St. All
Newly pnpcted and decorated At-
ll\
Main St. 828 iii
T0 LET—~lt‘01’ll
large uttlc.
inquire .l. M. Luxtonltu to}1
TO LET~ i'\'t().\'
Union St;
St.
HOUSE." ‘31
The iintt ll 8: Built!) (‘o
i
All improvements. Norwalk Hoapitul.
l
HOUSE. Hour» 8 a. m to :3 p. m.
conveniences. (‘all Friday and Shturday. Sept.
ROOMS AND carpenters. (l. l.
Woodward Ave. ‘Rent :93
s‘lh‘ Bti .
hiltk (tillage, ...'l inion examinations in South Norwatk Baum
ml. ’ ti pie question: tree. J‘ranltllll Jutllrituteu l
-5 - De Wolfs
CLASSIFIED fidvertlsements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 26o— The Lucilers~ com“,
“ THEATRE“
Vetibest Vaudeville 8:“
,Motion Pictures
Sept. _2__8__‘.__2_9 - 30
.~~ 5
“The Fresh Air Fund"
The Handsomest Man
“ and the Ugliest
Woman on Earth-
Fred Giiman & Co. in
“Sliding to Second”
cdy Acrobats
Virginia Grant——l.ady
Dainty oi Vaudeville
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND
and 30 from 2 to 6 p. m..
THURIDAY
WANTED—4M3 ORDERLY AT EVENING PRICED AT HOL‘IDAY
Apply to Miss MATINEE.
\Vuahing- King. superintendent. 528 Ill
LADIES WANTED, EASY WORK. Phone 1648
Salarv $6 00.
29
at S M-
itaetlve tent to desirable email him Roodner'a Ilour and feed atom. foot of
inquire E til. 'l‘_otlea 146 South Ann street. 328 it
WANTED
~A’I‘ ONCE. TWO GOOD
Finch. contractor.
17 Lowe street. 828 3t
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. POST-
oiilte clerks. mull carriers. November
mu- Sentinel. 325 :u
'ro LET~«1.AIitlEl-‘tit).\'1‘ lititili
room and closet. on floor with bath.
Ilent, etc. Inquire Mrs. Kliilllllll, cor-
unr West and High Sis. opposite
'l‘rinlty church. 91‘s 31
TO LET .. lt‘i'llliY it‘lltiNiSiil-Iil
five room upnrtntent in benrt of city.
livery modern improvement. l‘arty
lenvinp, rlti. Address 13.. cure Senti~
net. 523 ll!
WANTED slitWS,
(in, 214 final .\\e._
depot.
Dept. 87 ..l lioclte,ster N. Y. 328 in]
TO LET ~-It‘l\'ltl ROOM i‘tl'l'l‘AtllI.
all Improvements. lient his. 273 WANTED Si'i‘l‘ATION AS
iiuat Ave. inquire .39 Seuriew nve- housekeeper in email Imully. Atl-
nue. 833 ill dress liodernte, cure Sentinel. «12h fit
TO LET w TlIliIClC PLEASANT WANTED—utilit‘ Kt. Ai Elli-l Lill
rooms and bath. hard-wood Iiuotu, tor urty Mtg. (‘0 3H linst Ave. near it“.
tight houuekeepiug. Andi-ens A. It. Xtmwnlk depot. Shh“ it}
LIBERTY MFG.
nenr l‘Illiit Norwnlk
82h it
ALHAMBRA Theatre
arautrono. (gaunt.
Week of Oct. 2d
Ildnoy Drew's Comedy Button-I
. :‘BILl-ly ”
WANTED~~~.\ RELIABLE
Must ttutit-rutpud cure of horses.
err-nee required.
Illnlu St. llurien. t‘onn.
MAN.
Rei-
(l. H. Notion, M. 1)..
328 ill
WANTED«~M;\N FOR WORK
\voll machine. iii. N. Slpperly.
Wettiporl..
0N
2nd.
52? 3t
TO LETWIHOI’VSE. VAN ZANITI‘
St. 812: \‘l'oodltury Are. Sill»; Ott-
borup Ave. $10; MonrOe SL, SH; Five
Mile Hirer. 310; Main St, Norwuik,
houtw. ltlnat Not-walk, sift; Straw-
berry lttll, $8; barn at ROWnyioll. $10:
eurlu‘uter shop; light lnuuui‘nt‘tory
with punter; laundry mnrhinery and
building; basement on “haltingtou
Hi. All eluaaea of rents for different
tenants. Raymond time. 1128 iii
TO LET—NEARLY NEW SEVEN
room cottage, all Improvements. Fine
location. near our line. Inquire, i0
I-lnwltlna Ave, East Noru'uiit. 226 at
TO LET -- FIVE .PLEASANT
rooms, newly papored and painted. it)
i'lyenannt 8L; rent 89. Inquire oven:
lnlfl. 'l‘hohtntt (iarvey. 12 Lowndcl
Ave. :26 In
To LBTWHALF A HOUSE on
apartmentl. every modern conven-
Icncc. one minute from West Ave.
trolley. inrnlubcd or unfurnished: heal.
and hot water Iuppltod. inquire 68
wauveo- ~tum. T0 \visu DISH-
08.
street.
Apply Mrs. llntuiltou, If» llnviland
327 at
WANTED»lit)ARlllCRS AT 2 HIGH
street. Good accommodations at
aonnble rates. Alan a three
NEI-
1‘00!“
apurtmeut for light housekeeping.
:27 3t
WANTIMPACE lN STORE FOR
- mnnicurlnx.
massaging and
dressing.
Sentinel.
bulr-
Address Manicure, card of
I27‘ lit.
WANT! DwiiAC E
oun'ramsv To
clean. Work called for and dcll‘yorod
Careful handling and reasonable price.
Addrou Curtains." cure Sentinel.
ail 3t
1
wau'rzoma MAID tron outfittin-
I"
I28 fit
at housework, In lmllll family
quire 32 Franklin avenue
WANTIMPERATORS ON POW-
or machine:
paid while learning.
room tint: all Improvements: good con-
dition: one block from railroad Itation.
Joseph R. Taylor. Iii! tf
r .Amgr
.._ ausmaaa NOTICES.
FOR HIRE-HTOURING LIA-ll. llY
hour or day parties of four to linu-
bury Fuir, ii. to each. Tel. 11474. a
tutti i
PICTURID FRAMID liY (i. DECK-
er, formerly 124 North Main BI. Full
lino of mm Imp: tit residence. 1:
Putnam Ave. city. Phone 9115.2!“
It
Learner: taken on and
Inventin- Rub-
Went Ave. r9 tt her Co. 83.85 Washington at.“ “8 ti
TO LITWHAMXLTON AVE" HALF "
of two-family house. It rooms. and ti. FOUND.
FOUND 01le
”little. ()wuer mny have canto
BIIII’PAN ‘POXN'I‘.
by
proving protmrty and paying chat-sea
Allure". Capt.
ford. Conn.
Nahuatl—411*»... .M
‘\QIED
ictlwnrd O'Day. care
of llrantfortl Mnllonltlo Works. Bront-
ii Bi
“m. “W
OTREEE A'l‘ ilARllilN. CONN-v 0N
all
Tueudny. tembcr 96.1911
William ill. Street.
of acute
Bright's diuenuc. Il'ro rich it. non of
Funorll services
will be held nt bin late rdldoncc. on
Friday. September 29,
“.1911
o clock p m
«to
NOTICEMON AND AFTER 0W0
her till my omep%mi agency will
be located at us human tilt. Ilei
of all kinda furnlllled. Mn. W.
Wilcox. . = :20 ltd
man's moduli noonvuaa
boot and shoe repair allot). All kinds
custom mad; work. Fit and comfort
WINDING as Wat Washington at
WM
Mal-5 Malian, A
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Dividend Notice
Fttirtlctti County having: hank,
Norwalk, Conn. Bent 21.1911
M a ma log or the directors of the
Il‘nirflcltl
uuniy Savings linnlt held
this day a dividend at the late of four
(4%) per. cent was declared to do-
ponttom from the earnings of the six
month: ending Sept. 30 1911.
name will he ontol- d on plan
and laid do and Mg
The
. Great New England
Eintlustriat rt Educational
EXPOSITION
Aptitude-l
BOSTON CHAMBLR of COMMERCE
Mechanics Bldg... Boston
October 2— 28 l9il t
‘t. u. it
’ tt‘t' il’v‘
Atttnnxton 25.
will route the‘
Danbury Fairy
“fed" rut-y and or I. 95......
via wan Norfl'atit. hound trip, in-
clulihg entrance to fair 31.60. Any
one wishing to. soplcuo uend name
below the day they" dcalro to make
the trill. Bul will IoaVc Smith'a Nov-
cltyfitore. Dal-Ion. It 5 o‘clock. ‘
¢~ — .... m.
IOOKD WIRE TOOtMA V IN 1800.
Haruahy Rich in No W ""i to "A
Now Description of Ireland " published,
in 1000. writes: "on. or the discou-
of thin ago In. the multitude of opioid.
that doth Io ovorchflze the world that
it ll not able to distant the abundance
of idle matter that In every day tune
up and bropt into Tithe "World. not
are in divans Mr Man in their
author: be in air fatten
ibrlfttcnn and twin ooddnltlon
thin writing“ oil boom. mm fit:
better to ntt‘ immiln million}:
chop, for bill M Willy a may it
sometimes a‘ foul commendation: of
the judicious. he Ifhali be auto to run
I thousand reproach» of the mullet»
unfit-munch Commercial.
“Clumsy of you to full overboard,"
mid the critical friend. ....
. and W. 'I‘. ngmore & Co.
Bates’ Auto Bus 3.
it 1| but.
pntcht But a boot: fiddler; it he sets ,
14 Months at Lyric
5 October 5th
Theatre, New York
E J. Carpenter presents Clyde Fitch’s
sensational adaptation lromtheGerman .
“The Blue Mouse”
The Talk of All Europe
6 Months at Garrick Theatre, Chicago
Prices
SHIPWRBCKED CREW BEACHES
NEW YORK. ,
NEW YORK. Sept. 28.-——Tbe steam-
er Bermudian arrived from Bermuda
today. bringing Captain 8. G. Hooper
and seven seamen of the .wrecked
Iohoouer Stephen G Hart. of Neil boo
don, Conn” who were rescued on Sept.
the rescue had preceded the ship-
wrecked men by .vvlrelolQ.‘ .
, n
A GREAT ADVANTAGE TO WORK-
ING MEN.
J. A. Maple. 126 S. 7th St, Steuben-
vlile; 0.. says: "For years i suffered
from weak kidneys and a severe blad-
der trouble. I learned of Foley's Kid.
ney Pitts and their wonderful cum
lo I began takin; .19.)ng and cure
enough i find as good reunion on any i
hear dnboui. My backache left me and
to one of my business. expreaaman.
that alone in a ground-vantage. My
kidneys acted free and normal, and
that saved me a lot of misery. It in
now a pleasure to work where it used
to be in misery. The Bridge Pharmacy
KETCHELL GETS BROKEN FIN.
GER.
A: n I’eauii ol' hia'nlnahlng six round
so with iinver lienjnmtn Tuesday
nlnbt in the Auditorium. at Kctchelt,
the Bridgeport boy. broke. the little
finger on his right hand and will' not
or a month. The dfimage was done
lln the thltd round of the light after dc-
liverlng a hard body blow.
TO HAVE LADIES NIGHT.
Washington (lamp. Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America. intends to hold
a ladle! night next Tuesday evening
In the .‘New bull in South Norwalk
'l‘ruat (lompany Building. There will
vim“ entertainment and’roftcshmenta
on the plans In order that the event
m3 besmont successful.
21 by the steamer Choline. News of
DUI
and themommlttec libero in work tip--
500, 750, $1,
1.
FOR SENATORIAL REDISTRICTING
Why Gov. Baldwin May .Call Special
Session of Leglhiature.
In his closing address to the General
Assembly. just before adjournment
yesterday afternoon. Gov. Baldwin
made‘the following remarks respect
Ins itinliure totrodlltrictuthe state
I0 far as senatorial districts are con-
cerned:
. “The oohatltdilon of. Connecticut
provides that senatorial district: shall
always he composed of continguous
territory, and that they should be so
formed an to make each as nearly e-
qual to every other in population as
might be possible under certain pre-
scribed limitations. The General As~
aembly in 1903 formed thirtydlve dis-
tricts of this description. The tiller»
ence to population between the most
populous and the least populous dia-
tricl to but 10.794. By the census of
title It appears that the present timer-
'en~ee In population between the moat
li‘it' l is 23. It.) I
also between many of the other dia-
ttricta. It would be easy
these inequalities by
The present General Assembly is the:
only one that can do this until 1921.
“I called your attention to theae'
facts in my inaugural message.
. sage. A report was made by a minor-
‘ity of the committee on congressional
tod would have done much towards:
remedying these inequalities.
not udopteti and I have heard no aub—
ttou except that this might have re-
united in advantage to the political
party whose candidate for the blahestl
exectlilte office received the most
votes at the that election.
“Constitutions. it in true. are de-
vlcea to protect the minority in a pm:
l minority by mandatea that are obey ed
to lessen l
redistricting. }
and'
nunlu more recently by a special mcs~.
It was ‘
stnnttul reason stated against its adop-t
l retpry
$1.50. $2;
’1
not by mandat‘ca that: are diardsudetf.
"The failure to redistrlct the SW
for senatorial districts, will m it
incumbent upon me to confide! with.
care whether it may be my duty at
later period to call you together; mtg
in special session” , ‘ . ,
or. The more you stretch the
it lichen. Doan' a Ointment curl pile;
eccemnrjwrmltln itching. At all til-1’, .
stores. - - ., « m
..WOWOMPON TRIBE T0 CELE-ug
BRATE.
Deputy Sachem Hubbell, of South Non-
walk Among Honored aunts.
Chiefs of Wowompon tribe. 1. 0. R.
51., of Bridgeport. accompanied hr,
their “squawa” are expected to turn ‘ J
out tonight to the celebration of “I“
ninth anniverfitry of the tribe (I!
which great preparations havi
made and at which Mayor E. T Him!E '
gingham as great sachem of Connecti- .
populous. and the least. populous dis-lent with the other great chiefs and"
Great inequalities exist“) .
,Hubbeil of South Norwalk will be ill. -,
Plans for this event, “
have been In the works for some time, ‘
and include a concert in the Concoflfll “
luau . ..
District Deputy Great Sachem J. W.
guests of honor.
\tter this is over a turkey supper
will he served In the dining room
adjacent. to the Wigwam of the trlbfl
on the floor above. folIOwtng which
there will be dancing in Obncordia
be able 10 light attain for three backsland uenatorinl districts which if adop hall to conclude the feativitlés oi the
ev titling"
Wowompon tribe was lnatitutetl
nine \eare ago with only a limited
membership but has had a steady and
heitlthful growth so that Its member
ship to now several times what it was
at the beginning Mayor Buckint
hum served as chief of records or occ-
fora number of years and
not then made aaohem He in no.
the headmf the order at far as 3th.
litical society aaainat the milerltyd state be concerned.
but they are designed to protect that .
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