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Classified Advertisements
“Wants; To Let. [For Sale.
Business 8. Professional
Cards. etcetera
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
Three Times. 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
foce or Caps. Double Price
FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE w 20
horsepower; excellent condition:
roomy. five‘passengo‘rp engine. and
transmission almost new; large lamps.
top, curtains. tools; thorough Inspec-
tion invited. Only 5400. Mr. Richards.
linrieu. tTrolley, between Ilowuyton
:tud Iltirieiii. 04 3t
FOR SALE MEN'S LOVER-
SUITS
routs. hats and gloves; ladies' illid ohil- =
tireii‘s seroudohnnd clothing. Prices to
suit all. At 3 Wall St., Norwuik. Oct.
7 and ii, afternoon and evening. Starts
Saturday at 2 p, in. oi 3t
FOR SALE—- WELSH I...\.\'l‘lAl‘LlC'I‘.
iit good order. (‘ttu be seen at lielle
Island. W. (3. Smith. (ii iii
FOR SALE-0N3!» lll'i'S ii ACRES
oi 0nod 12' iiti to tultliute and new 7-
it) on house i’urchusoi can make good
innit; std tigtpgiiliimuid Iruli Putt}
0 mill. Also iuo liite large lots in it}. isl
.\ itw ilk, $000 Atitirtss il0\ .lIi. South
Ntii‘ivullt. oi 7t
FOR SALE~~stct§cx ttt'ti.tit\'(i
lots, East .\'orwnlit. eurit initial), i‘tit'--
Itoulevard liliil Third
For particulars :tpply to .I. .\i. i..'t.\=
lotl & “0.. inc. South Norwuilt oil 'lt
FOR SALE \\'|Il'l‘lti H“Ii-‘\’\Iil ll.
client). litttuire of .l. .\|. I :I_\l()ll Iii (‘o
inn, .1 Railroad .v\\e.. South Nortvttilt.
- oil ill
FOR 8ALE—~W0(iD Itl.’ll.\'lf\'ii
stove, nearly new; on ottk dining room
lllllli‘: lino apples, also pears. Iiitl
‘\\'et~‘i Si. Tel. 559. 01‘. 3t
“ Eon SALEMSMALI. nous»: ron
.‘Milt‘ or exchange. Inquire 2320 Wash-
Iunton St. 0:: ::i
MOTOR. TRUCKS AND AUTOMO-
liiles of all standard innltes sold on
lliz‘l‘ or (irepory
the installment plnii. iiittuire Yliotor
Finance (10.. New York. littl (‘oruislh
Conn. representative. Sluitii’ord. Conn.
8133M
FOR SALE." SAGAZIIOIIIC I’AIIK
adjoining 'i‘okeneke i’ntk beautiful
building lot. Trixit'ui: terms to suit
purriiuser. inquire Ilohert i9. Hrulzi.
“will Itlstuie Agent. llowttyton. (‘ouii.
't‘ut :ltt s"01ni
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BUILDING LOTS (i.\ 'l‘lilitl) 81"..
I t t Noiunlk. Itil\It’til oath; $.ttiil for
Hi“ two lots. inquire isnne Church. 38
I‘tive Ave. ill-i ti
PR‘orhé'sfohtKL’. “" “ ”
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON.
gillllu' of tirueo Chm-uh,
pure lotto production.
Norwulk. Tel. 40.
p... ~mw-..-»_...._
Ull-
volro t-ullui‘o.
Iliil Main SL.
0‘: liii
ALEX.
'i‘euclior of
PIANO. ORGAN, THEORY...
I-i. lilittttnt. ti Chestnut Ht.
)liliilli‘. organist and director First
('httrt-ii. Norwalk. Music t-oiiiposod.
nittuiiteil ttitd transposed. ’i‘olophoiio
kill. 5'33 illi.
PIANO INBTRUCTION w THOR-
ututltness tiud Individual requirements
I‘t‘f‘OIVe spot-lit] attention Prefer to
instruct. ptipiltt nt their tomo. Misti
Lelitt A. Illusory. Norwnlk. Conn. it.
I“. I). 42. st in;
Dividend Notice
Frilrflolti County Savings Ilnnk.
Norwulk (‘omih Sent. 2i. 1011.
Al is meeting or the directors of the
Iratrfiold (‘otutty Batting: [Junk held
this titty it dividend at the rate of four
(4%) per cent. wan dcclnrcd to do
mum from the earnings ot‘ the six
'III 1011. The
same will he entered on puss books
and paid on and lifter Oct. ‘I0. 1011.
tiltiYMOiiit CURTIS.
Tressurer.
«in L. ymw Wm.»
rs Inst every c9py of The Milli-I
With the store advertising so effect-i
TO LET
WANTED.
To LET<»—»It00his AT 38 OSBORN
Ave, East Net-walk. inquire of Ray-'
iiiond & Ambler, Wilton. 04 3t.
WANTED-rm! YOUNG COUPLE.‘
room and board In private family. Ad-
dress hoard. cure Sentinel. lot 3t
TO LET—~0FFICES IN IZOLEIIURN
building. corner Main and Wall Sis.
Heat and all modern Improvements.
Apply to H. i“. Colt-burn. 2:! Wall BL.
Norwnlk. 04 if
TO LET ._. TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. inquire
after it p. hi. and Saturday afternoon.
104 West St. oi 3t
TO LET-SIX ROOMS. SECOND
floor. all Improvements: also otilees
suitable for dentist. ttiid garage large
enough for two etii-s. Mrs. F. it. little
er, Ii Fort St. it). Norwnik. 02 3t
TO LET-wiit'llisri. S .IilillitlTT
avenue, Improvements. Inquire Mrs.
Woodward. til Nprtli Main St. o"il If
IlOi' Si-‘I‘ 21
23 i tiltui
tnt‘.’ li’
TO LET-~"llNl0N
Union St; ltrlrk t-tilthige
Hi. The Hitlt'ii & Hailey Ct)
TO LET ~iiAlilt‘ A HOUSE 0R
apurtuieitts. every modern convun
ieuve. one minute from West Ave.
trolley. furnished or unfurnished: heat
and hot water supplied. Inquire Till
West Ave. sit If
TO LET-«HAMILTON AWL, HALF
of two-family house. It rooms. and 0-
room lint: all Improvements; good cou-
tiltitm; one block from railroad station
Joseph Ii. Taylor. 313 if
LOST
LOST SIIIII. LEATIIII‘IR Hill
with uiiiei ultuthmeitt: Initials It), i”.
{\l. Reward for return to \‘i'urwiek
liotel. ol :it
LOST UN EAST NORWALK 0R
\l'Iitnipiiuk trolley. Monthly night.
hint-k pot'kclliook (‘utitfliillntz three
rings, one with L. II. it. on. $7» rewurd
for refurn to Mrs. iiose .\illlel‘, 2-l Park
St. 03 3t
STOLEN PROM 'I‘IIIC l’lilit‘il 0F
Richard M. Iloiiton. S Taylor Ava. an
old-titshloned rocking f'flnl" valuedwus ti
keepsake. A reward for Its return and
no questions asked. 02 3t
BLlSINESS NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERE FOR ALL KINDS
of music. McKinley tiud Century odi-
lions. Jewelry. musical instruments.
stationery. toys, etc. The linznnr. 70
Washington St. 03 0t
FOR HIREvaOUkWi} (iAil. IIY
hour or day. portion of four to limp
bury F‘uir. 52.50 enrh. 'i‘ol. HIV-4.
silt; (It
WANTEMNE OR TWO UNFUR~
nitiliod rooms. with or without light
housekeeping privileges: steam heat
preferred: hot water. bath. Address
A.. cure Sentinel. 04 it
WANTED~ TWO IIOYS. com:
ready to work at 7:30 In the morning.
Murphy hits. 00.. 202 East Ave. 04 it
WANTED~—BY A MAN.
board on u quiet street;
serv ed Iii his bedroom Address Quiet. .
mire Sentinel eat in;
WANTEpwi‘OMPETi-JNT STABLE.
rootn and ‘
man. J Scltnuh. 16- Washington St. ‘
oi It:
WANTED trot l 't‘) LIKII 'ro tit v i
kittttttt rm in out! TWQIIIIQ‘NQ':
I
would exchanze flourish“. it“ Mullet
’I‘. lute of Sentinel mi‘ .lt
WANTED it" l'IXl’ Hill" \‘I' it. i)
iiunutttittn (spooks I‘ nglishi. situation
to do ue‘itetni hottsowoik: good cook ‘
Apply :3 \\ 00d St.
WANTED»—- TO l-Ill V A'i‘ ONCE. Al
bunny. In good ((lllll- ti- ill u .9tlt or will».
out top. Address "littguy." t‘nl‘e’Scn-
tliiel. o3 lit.
WANTED -~- (3 \RliNER.
who understands till branches to lake
' gentleman's estate. l
t-iitiie charge 0
Good proposition to tight purtv. l-Irst‘
elm-s inferences. Klein. Siiitley Man i
or. llowuyion. i‘onn 02 ifit
WANTED-(l0()ii. s'rttoxu HOV. !
also tvomttn for assorttng. Applt ‘
i‘reseont intuutlry. 0': ill I
WANTED ~~ IIOY l-‘OR Dilliiit
store.~ Must lw Iii yours or over. Ap-
ply Stillsun-l’oweii (‘orp. 02 :it
WANTEDW MIDDLE-AGED WOM-
ttn us companion 'aiid housekeeper for
an elderly lady. Light work. inquire."
i2 Iiiiion I’Isco. Nov-walk. (‘t. 02 hr
WANTED vvvvvv AGENTS FOR IIOI'SE
to house onnruns for furniture polish:
good cmumission. Apply evenings of.
ter 6 o'clock. George A. Clark. 10
Union St. South Norwuik. 02 iii
WANTED ENGNEER FOR
hoisting conl. etc. and to make him—
self generally useful around cool
yurd. Steady position. The Ferris
Cool Co. 02 lit
WANTED hiVIIiRYIIODY To
know the Mansion House has flood
stoumhontcd rooms for winter. Cold
weather is here. Prot-tiro your room!
single or on unite. EIII‘IIIII‘J." rr Amor-
Ietiu plnn. First-ultras meals. 'W. F.
Teller. Prop. .02 Ill
PICTURES FRAMED HY (l. I‘ll-II‘K-
er. I‘uriticrly of 24 North Main 't-II. Full
line of mouldings at residence. til
I'ulnnm Ava. city. I’Iiono it'll-.3.
s22 If
newcomers AND AFTER 0(31‘0
her int. my employment agency will
be located at 126 Washington St. Help
of all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .l.
Wilcox. still in)
NAM-I'D MODERN GOODYEAR
boot sud shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. ii'lt tutti comfort
uusrsutood. 18 West Worthington”
. ,.,. .. “Wulwwunr
Dancing
and Department
w. tilt-Ill NI
sci-tout. or ”some. at Aston
HALL. Madison Bit. 900th Norwnllt.
"slotuunw emu" for [miles
”WANri-znmsix DRIVERS AND six
men for general work. Raymond
Ilron. 02 iii
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKO. POST
omen clerks. mull carriers. November
oxainlnstionu In South Norwullt. 8am
pic Intentions free. Franklin lustltuia.
Dept. it? .1. Rochester. N. Y. s28 tin
WANTED-wtil’l'iIlATolia 0N FOW-
or muchlnoo. Learners taken on and
void whllc Ionrnlnu. Inter-into huh-
her (70.. star: wttaittpmon st. slit It
.. x-
ELICTION IN GREENWION.
GREENWIUII. Comp. Oct. Mon-
i‘utiion in the count doinde the In-
nounrcmhut of the result. of Manny's
Imilotlntt un-ni 9 o‘clock some
morning. Themubllclnl retained
control of the town schrnmsnt by it
tarts maturity. The milottrnment ti-
meudniont passed ant to I54. and the
lieutenant governor amendment. cor-
still so slush Wednesday evening.
instruction in the WALT 2
William?
01m
.st 3 o'clock. A thorough
iii. a gain of our too not out:
i-
ti-
9
M
. VERIBEhT VAUDIVILLE AND M0-9
Fred Ecklioff & Anna
The Nymph and
.Stagsland Most Stupendous Produc-
The Famous Ausé
The 4 Baseball Players.
A Bossonshls Occasion Without Equni
Crable, Gleason. Rob-
In I Musical and Singing ."
oi gas lamp for union. ‘u Addras I‘ A, g
l .
sivr uni; ‘
"" t the trip.
*eity Store. Dnrlsn. tit 8 o'clock.
rind 808 to 15 The socialist vote was .
itovm minis no Iicsiis909
TION PICTURES
Oct. 2. 0,4
Gordon " "
The Musical Lough Makers
the Fawn
tlon ..
tin Brothers
Eccentric Comedy Stub
Gilman Corbin
Hilarious and Original Wit
0 .
inson. Dillon
L - En-
titled “Twenty Minutes In-utho
Club House.”
PROGRAM CHANGED MONDAY AND
THURSDAY
EVENING PRICE. AT HOLIDAY
MATINEE.
Phone iii-IS
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD. CONN.,
Wult of‘Oot. 9th .
“THE FOURTH ESTATE”
"10813 ‘0 ”0 Woliooh's Broadway Theatre Buooou
THIS WEEK, “BILLY"
. ...— _._._._...._mau.4.... .w m...“
aubury Fair
“IF Week
Special miss Intro South Norwsllt
direct to the grounds at 9:
Wednesday. Thursds and Fri
turdoy.
By. M.
Automobile races
oil tit
Bates’ Auto lius
will run to the
Danittty‘ Fittir‘
Wed. Friday and Sat. rum
\lu West \‘or'.tialk Round trip. In-
‘ciuding entrance to fair. $1. 50 Any
one wishing to go please send mime
hefore the tiny they desire to make.
“us will leave Smith‘s Nov-
HAD HID TROUBERB STOLEN.
Lewis Hawkins Also Mourns Loss of
Money, Keys sod Letters.
Louis 1‘. Hawkins. ot Osborn avenue.
in mourning the loss of ti pair of trans
sors. containing $2.00 In money. a ring
of keys and some letters. which were
stolen from his burn, yesterday after.
noon. between it and .3 o'clock. while
he was building it new foundation for
the burn. which he Itt to have moved
in tbcenuur future.
Mr. Hawkins had taken off his trou-
sers tutti donned I pair of overalls
while doing his work. leaving the for-
mer In the burn. When he went In to
dress up at 5 o’clock. trousers and all
they contained were none.
(iotislttbio Henry C. Bolster was noti-
tliedmud believes tlilt the thief mu m
tramp. lie is working on the cam
We“
MAN MAY NAVI lull w’lNJUHID.
Officer cries lit. Putt. on truths
duty at the corner of Milli] and Wall
streets, reported this Afternoon that
an automobile. 01070. but poised him
shortly after noon ‘with s. mun lying
in the bottom hs’l’f hovered by it shoot:
its could no action; that would hull»
rents the man hilt been iniurstl. except
his position In the machine. tits sit-
umslon on the, driyors face and the
spud of the to all indium" of
what would likely follow Il‘i accident
and lift injury. Tits cur belongs to
Jack tioyls. of Fair-limit. according Ito
the repudiation number.
The most careful intttiiry as to what
had happened failed to rarest uny-
thing. The solo not handed out nail
I
other” t»orcwomowuwwwwowwwoowwoot powerhouses-it
October 5th
E. J. Carpenter presentsw Clyde Fitch’s
sensational adaptation from theGermau
“The Blue Mouse”
The Talk of All Europe '
14 Months at Lyric Theatre. New York
' 6 Months at Garrick Theatre. Chicago
Prices, -
A MUSEMENTS
'THE BLUE MOUSE.
"The Blue Mouse," Clyde Fitch's
adaptation from the Germanywith a
splendid cast. will he the attraction at
the Music Hall. tomorrow night. when
the company will be seen for the first
thus
3T
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l
A Suloiue dancer with
“tempera-
ment.“ whose sobrlquet in “The Blue
Mouse," is engaged by Rolielt. secre-
tary to the president of ti railroad. to
lmporsontito his real wife and flirt
with the. president with the hopes of
getting him a promotion. iior sumo
“temperament" of course gets her into
nit kinds of scrapes. and before the
first not is Willi begun the real Mrs.
Itoilott. her father from Canoes. the
real wife of the president and the
"House's“ sweetheart from ’F‘rllco
turn up. There are three sets to the
excruciatingly funny force and the cost '
Is one of the largest ever reunited to
present such a comedy. twenty-five
people taking purl. l
iiov'r's THEATRE. l
A large audience attention now per-
formances st Hoyt'l Theatre lost
his!“ and was more than pleased,
Judging from the oncores the different
sets received. focklolf Mid .(Iordou.
the musicians. are not only am class
In the set. but their wit sud comedy
is or the finest and the house won in
a roar from start to finish. The Aus-
tlu Brothers. eccentritr comedy stars.
were also a big hit. as they were orig-
Insl and funny. The Nymph and the
Town. smelsnd's most stupendous
production. wss u very novel not and
one tit. audience took to. Gilman
Corbin kept. the audience In good spirit
with his orillual wit and songs The
baseball Icons is it novel thing and
something that appeals to till no It It
u very clever little not. full at base-
hcll slung and tho qtturtst is tine. u
all four have very loud voices. To-
night is the last chance to use this on
continually this bill on tomorrow of- 9
lemons or 2.15 they soon with In his
tire new bill thot odors ti mums; aim
to): artists. An announcement sir-I
ciptlousliy extrsurttlnsry lit of the
iniiuttshis comedy Titers. Is it ,
and wants
’ure the town clerks? When We are
I jot it down and men want to know . .
WWW " ”a“ 8"99“ “”1"“ 0’ ”0m OLIVER omac-r stasis m but. _
' lust,
.usuully
9 permit.
; body can he decently buried or remov-
Tickets NOW. ON SALE at Hoyt’s Theatre
25c. 50c, 75c, $179
Wsnen and ilrockwsy. the
Brundin and
connecricur TOWN CLERKS.
”~—
Tho Many Parts ThoymPisy In Daily
Life in This state.
Did you ever stop to think what im.
ponnnt functionaries in Conecticut
born. they begin doing business with'
us. and make a note of the fact that
we. have arrived on this mundane
sphere when we become Benediets.
they are just as alert and keep tabs
on us and ask us a lot of petsonni
,questions about our ancestors on both
;sides of the house when we die. they 9
other tuusc that took us off. and at:
when we tire buried. some friend
the undertaker. must get ll
from their office before our
:liotli is to be cremated, the town
tletk must hunt up the cor.onei and
the two must be positively satisfied
illlll the death was as ordered before
fatty one. will he allowed to throw It.
In the tishheup.
piece of real-estate.
if we dispose offia
they want a
‘incmorandum. and even If we sell our
business. or other personal property.
they Insist that on instrument he died
in their office. and they roll it “ an
intention to sell." The object of their
activity In- this respect is to see we
don‘t swindle our creditors.
If we mortgage our house in order
to get, money to go to Europe the)? are
bound to know all about it. and we
can't organize fl joint-stock company
without taking them into but confl-
dense and telling them all the panic
ulnrs.
If we are so unforttintite as to own
{It couple of dogs. th‘ey must know how .
much each one Weighs. what are his
peculiarities its to color. height. name
and pedigree and whether he is a
good or u very bad dot: and even went
to hunt in the Wood on Thanksgiving
Day we must consult him before we
no. if we no lonliy. in fact wltlioiii.
this‘llcenso we would cut sorry fig
uroti In the courts after the some
warden had finished with us.
And do you know that If you want
to buy a pound of dynamite to blast
rocks In your stick, the town clerk
won’t. ply» you a permit until you tell
him Just how many ounces you In-
tend to use and just what you are
going to do with It. And he will look
on over pretty carefully. anyway. be-
fore he will consent to let you blow
nothings.
The Connecticut town clerk Is I
whole reference library of Information
about our personal affairs. and his of.
lies and units are crowded with ort-
psciuul notebooks filled with mine
rial that we or. chum to furnish
.him. On the whole, the lows clerk
metastable consequence in the com—
nitr tantrums is “generally It mod
poor are W. .I. Coleman. the Baron of
F;inhiud
musical niii'tiininkers:
Tavior. a singing and dancing spec-
Itacie. and all the newest in motion
pictures.
Inflow hastens I: usually I mm of .
t1. sad. in units of his horrible
. From his suture “of?
up.
't.’
COU RT ADJOURNS.
Criminal Superlor Court Will lie-Goth
vene on Tuesday.
When the criminal superior court 7
adjourned after the abrupt ending at ‘
the Antonio Collette-Wine yesterday“ ”‘
adjourned until Tuesday of next week.
Although there .“are a number of homi-
cide cases on the docket to be reached
the adjournment was made because
counsel for the defense are not ready.
The criminal common pleas court
was in session yesterday. and after
disposing of several cases adjournel'
until tomorrow. There were 10 com
disposed of. all of a minor choroctar.
none of the prisoners receiving over
30 days in lull.
Todnv Is naturalization dey in t
supetior cotitt There are. 112 up»!!!
cents on the list fox cmwsblp.
*4..."
BURY FAIR RACE. 9 9
IIANBIIRY. Oct. 4~With barrio"
rtttes its one of the features. the In-
iuiai ilaiihury fair opened yeaterdlx.
In the 2:10 pace Oliver Direct. owii'ill
by i). G. (,‘nntp. of Waterbury, took
first place. and in the 2:27 trot Litho
gow. entered by G. R. Russell, 05
Lake George. won in straight hauls;
Summaries:
2:16 pace.
purse Milo-winner Di-
ret‘t took third. [north and fifth hent3_
and race: second. Toinezi. who took
first heat: third. Edna A. Time:
2:181-2: 2:17: 2:171-3; 2:20; 2:30.
Coiiier, Chief Justice. Friend Direct.
Emily DeForost and Catherine Clay
also started.
2:27 trot. purse $300~Won by
Litiitmw in straight1 heats; 9
Prince Aieyonort third. Ore. Tim:
2:2:1-2: 2:24 1-2;“ 2:24 1-~I_. Russ
Axworthy. Lyman G... Kinney McGu-
gor, Aquarose and Helen K. also
started.
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