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Classified Advertisements
Wants, To 'Let, For Sale,
,Business & Professional -‘
Cards, etcetera ‘ .
1CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this p ge. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c.—
Three Times. 50c —— Each Additional
ord. 1 cent
face or Caps, Double Price
,
per Insertion. In Black-
,FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—«NEW T-liOt‘iM HUN-
gaiow. beautifully located on high
ground; live rooms. 10 minutes from
trolley. with 1 acre or more; $800
(nail, balance easy payments. or will
trade. l’hotos. Lawrence Agency. in
South Main St. 0113 iii
BARGAINS iN PIANOS THlS
“twill”
Steinway l’iutto. was $7171". now $477).
30“...“ Piano. was Sitiu. now $350.
\t’ootlbury I’lauo, was 5:130. now $211.1.
\k‘oodltury Piano, was 511.311, now $2510.
\‘i’ootlhurr l’inuo, was $112.1. now $2710.
('lll‘ilH Piano. was 5‘3 717.1 now $23.11.
lil'l'lit—‘(lill‘t' i'ialto was $230 now slit}.
Sivlintuy l’iano, was STIIII now $77..
Sit-lIII-I't‘s. It‘. So, Main 81... South
l\'.)r\\1allt. (Ii: iii
'FOR SALE11t).\‘l1I S'l‘i12l\\\'.\\' i‘l
nit-(I, $7.3. .llIItlI ho sold this week.
Ht.«.1lII(-I't’s, ‘16 South Main St. South
Norwalk. old. it
FOR SALE i'iil11.\i‘. l-‘llll \\'.\.\"i‘
(Ii use, 2t mod lutsiut .w (II \toti; Itotw.
Weight tutu. I-‘. ll l'litll. liltitvi Ii\
Smith M. till “i oil it
L .l-.-
FOR SALE.- ‘\t. \Mtil‘ l‘ i’.\lli\'
atlioiniur. 'i Il((1\nil(‘(1 I1.(Il(. ltt‘.tllilllll
building lot. TAIL”: terms to null
purchaser. lIIIItIEI't1 ltoiwr: l1‘. Sruhci.
I{(ial'l‘lfii1ll(‘ \1'.(1nt. ilonxtylou. (hum.
Tel. 3111. xiii int
PROFESSIONAL.
G. S. CHAPlN~~i‘lANO 'l'll.\'l\'il.
regulating autl'repairlnu. Fat-tory (1x1-
pet'lvnre. All work nunrantectl. M
(lit-1.5 l‘.‘ littlliilion AI‘t‘. l'li1-III1 .\'(1.
Mini. oil ill
'o'it"
IItlt'e culture.
l::1‘. Main SI.
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON.
I-ztnls'1-ol Grace (.‘hnrt'it
pure tone pt'mlut-tlou.
Nut-walk. I’l‘el. it). o'..' llll
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. ALEX.
S. (liltaon, ll t‘ltcsiuut St. 'l‘eacher of
music, orgauiat and tlli'ifl‘llli' lI‘lt'tIt
t‘lturrh. Norwnlk. Music compound.
arranged and transposed. ’i‘elephone
8‘”. £123 lilt
PIANO INSTRUCTION ,-_ TllOit~
()ll»:lliit‘Ht-l and lllili\'ltliilll retptlremeuts
I't1-1(1iI'(1 apt-chi] attention. Prefer to
lilviillt'i pupils at their home. Mina
l.(-|i;t _\. Gregory. Norwniit. t‘onn. ll.
i1‘. ii. -i‘.’. at im
LosT
LOBTMTAN illil.l.llt)tl. ANSWERS
to name oi‘ “‘ill‘tmlllo"; collar and ii-
(tonne tug «i7flftil. It(1wttt1tl.t‘or return to
Peak. iii Quiulurti Are. oii lit
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE ~0N AND AFTER ()tl'l‘t)~
lll'i‘ bu. my employment. agency will
lit- located at 121; Washington lit. lleip
ul all kinda turninbml. Mr». W. .i.
Wilcox. :20 int
NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
li’llli illid shoe repair «hop. All kinda
ru-dom made work Pit and comlort
guaranteed. 28 Want Wilmington I'll
. FOUND
“ElohimII'A'rt't‘t. ll\\‘.\ll1lii MAY
illVi‘ Imuw ity
Itztlintv i‘llili‘illlil.
{-11 IuiiI Nurunllt,
l.»-
putting property and
iltuuiro 1! lililli 8L.
oiil 3t
REPUDIATED THE SPELLING.
tint (1 while in l'lttithttrg Andrew Cal'-
twain 1qu a telegram goat and Mom]
(I tiling until it, reached the operator.
lint lialvnmi attentively to the clioitlnfi
«It Ilm tmI. llil‘ll immediately wrote a
new telegram. tut toilowd: "Th0
Intutnngo m inc; spoiling the 009“;
inr'n." 1
“a“...
The woman who (tram herself at
Bmtlnel It nut Maritime to, iii. an
attendant romainl W Hi it“
in mitten. _
~ OLET -
TO LET-~0- ARAGE. Si -l'i‘AllLl-2,
for two autos. luqulre..i. li. latwrence.‘
013 ill
TO LETw—A Sith'l \'-litl()\l litil' 8E
lil first-china (outiitlon: gas and water.
Fifth St. inquire of .l. ti. Hawkins.
. all fit
1'0 LETv-Ntw. l.
house. linrrlow Are: all imprm’t"
llltliiirl hardwood iloors. steam heat,
Ki‘.\|dt’ll t“.tult large chicken house run.l
Mts. A. Buckingham l? ((Iil(.'tiitl St.‘
(Ililli
TO LET OR LEASE -l1‘llt)\i Mii. I
1.. T-Iount house. all itupt'nwutcntst
hardwood iloors. (-tr 3:3 l’uluaut .\I(-.. i
near \\('1.~'t Ave. t‘au he soon anti
limo. lnqultt1 .\llti lit-ItlIa lit-.itcns t;
Q'ulntatti i'lace .\'(III\IIll(.l(1t lxl.
(IN
TO LET1-tll1‘i1‘it‘ lCSiN ttllil in
building (1orIII1I Main and \\ all Sitsl.
”vi” and all qudoIn lililllU'H'lllt'Iilt-li
Apply to H. P. t‘uleltttrn. :2: Wall 51..
Nttl'wnllt. ol li
-. TO LET 111mm Itot'stc."
l'IIiItII Sr; lli‘it'k (Mince, 13:}
St The litItt'lI (L- ilaih-y t‘o
TO LET
ill?
i'uittul
ml: tl’
il.\i.l" .\ litll‘SlC till
apartments. (-II-ry modern (1uut'eu1.
lt‘lii'v. one lli..llit‘ i'I‘ouI \\ (1:1 Arc.
trollt-I'. fililli~llt1Il or uni'urnir-ltutl: heal
:illll lio' (tater supplied. inquire Sill
\\'(1.~Ii .\\(1. till ii
To LET1-ii.1\1\iil,.'l‘tl.\‘ AVE. ”ALI“
of twoiutnlly lltlllilt'. t2 rooms. and Il-
i'ttiilll lint; all ituptot I‘lllvllib'; good (tou-
(iltion: one block from railroad station.
.losoph it. Taylor. 513 if
Town ASsessors’
NOTICE
We. tho illiill‘i‘fliilllt'll. here-hi1 give
notice to all Imrsons and corrorntlottu
liable, to pay Taxes in the Town or
Norwnllt. that they are required .lty
law to deliver to the Assessors. or
either of (them. on or before the first
(lay of Not'otnlwr. lilil, a written or
printed lint. dated. aligned and sworn
III. oi all property owned lly tlttun on
the "Pill day of October. lilli, liable
to taxation.
N. it.~~-l.lnt.s may he returned to the
Asaeororu. att tilt1 Aunennoro' ()i’iioo.
Town Hall building, Norwnllt. and at
the t‘ottncll rooms. Wauhluutmi ntroot,
Library building. South Norwnlk, i'rotn
tutti including October l’i. lilll, to and
including November I. lllll. (mid of-
flrctt to be open from It to iii o'clock
II. III.._ and from-2 to 4:30 p, In.. all
days of ihtI weak (Suntinya excepted).
and on Hulurtlartt and on Nurcntitot‘
l. 1911, from 7
(It'f'lllllll.
All peritontt will in» reuulroti to giro
MTN‘i (Ind Iutmlmr of their property.
and size of lot homu- (IIIInIIII on.
llatud at. Norwallt, t2ouII.. ()cloltor
4. Hill.
GEORGE W. it‘l'l't‘ii.
.itiilN W. lttitlAitliift-‘i,
OSCAR w, RAYMOND,
oil! lit , Attttensortt.
.o. as...
.u. _.»...1.....,.,
RESTAURANT RIPAITII.
"rat: or collect" demanded the inn;-
tilns waitress. >
. Ho ’mllod bottlgnly. "Don’t tell
me; let me guess," he whispered.w
HARMLIII GIFT.
"in he It clever nonvorsntloantlnt?"
“Glover. i should say he in. lie
can talk of thin“ ho itno'iva nothing
obout without once saying (I thing
that It om man would oontrndlct."—~
Detroit if»: m
le .tt
NiNElttithie ” ’r
,oilire (1lotks.Iu:1til
ipald whilt1 learning.
until ii o'clock in the .,
WANTED
WANTEDw t‘t’lhil‘l-‘TMT mm“
with Inference, for general houauwotk
Apply 2d Maple St, Norwalk 0in
LADIES WANTED To “in on-
d(1rII; no iiiiiillllt'i-l to carry (“all out
(lat between I and? at Samuel Rood
new. tool of .iuu St. 11‘1qu and feed
‘oillro of the town clerk hetero hand.
(had lit-on illcd and i-Iix druggitttu iItIdl
.ltlnd invitatit‘m oi Landlord James li.‘
i
tirtrttrlrwwdr
iBBUlNG LiGUOR LICENSES.
m
County Commissioner: on Their Ann
/ nuol Vllit to Not-walk.
The county commissioner». Simeon
1'0th 01' i‘uirfleld John limphy or
itidgeiloltl and Whitman S. Mend of
Greenwich, Inc in session in the town Always 00°d~$otmtimu Grout Bill!
court. room in Wall street today. re- ” l
calving applications for liquor licenses. Now-WOW—‘NOW I
'l‘iI(:-ir harvest this intention ind been Tl“ “um" M0“ PWdlillWl Feature
112123;. ”i333. ‘ii.l’”§§.,lf§£€ln‘i 1'22“”552‘ Prof. Morrisini’ s I
Aggregation of Ani- '
mai Aristocrats 1
Thin in (1011- ‘ No greater Animait Act in the World,
alderr-(l quite a good mornittn'r work. coming direct from the principal
The commissioner» (trot-pied lltt1 Theatrel of Europe. 25 Ruulan
Looping Hounds. 5 Russian Thon-
oughbred Ponial. A Rare Treat for
lA Ilil Surpassing All Othoro at tho
Theatre of Satisfying Voudovtilo
HOYT’S
tiitm HiH'liiK at great Iiotlly‘ol' time.
t‘p to noon :IT liquor applications
tiled «their applications.
Connor, ol’ the Mulittrlcotno Hotel, and
WW
Mowt1Hometown-ewetowered-wowed
2E THE}! TRES
eeewwmwwweMMMMMMMM 811% With reotreepeww
mm mm Mum.
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i
MUSIC HALL, Oct, .14
HOLDEN & EDWARDS
PRESENTS THE GREAT TEMPERANCE DRAMA
“TEN NIGHTS IN A
BAR ROOM”
Greatest Temperance Play Ever Written. Broke all Records
Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Chicago, Etc.
MATINEE AND NIGHT
PRICES :: MATINEE EVENINGS
10c & 25c .. 10, 20&50c
SEATS ON SALE AT HOYT’S THEATRE
in
enjoyed one ol‘ his line dinners thin the Children. i
noon. ' ”— ”.4-..
'lho applicants who how time for EXTRA FEATURE i
tilt-(l illt lI' applitntioua too as follows: The Late 5‘3? 0' "Th. Ellie" WZY".
l
l
3.1.1... EiizabethKennedy&Co
Cronin Brothers. (:1 diam Sit. h
liorutuu Silt'ht‘i. 21 Main 8‘. I" ,°" ““1", F'NY‘N' TWO WOMEN
Charles Slgadwny, i’l lIhVSt.
\‘lto Fetierirl 1 Wall St.
John III. Mrt‘lnlm. 31.: Wall St.
llormau Stitrho. 36 Main SL4
Johnnie Bell and Fior-“
limit. '34..3‘.‘;f’2i‘i‘. idli‘.‘h.f‘fl‘fl ence Caron
and New t‘nnoan I'Oiltl I. Daring and Amuolug Gymnastic Di-
“alter M Young. Shorehnven inn. "m”.
Tilt-roan Zipperer. 51 Water St.
Adam Schmidt. it North Main St.
John H. Manning. ti River St.
Michael liatchiord. 6 Main St.
William Anderson. Wilton road.
Mare iirothers. lit Main St.
Christian Larsen. :l North Main. St.
a. F. ltocitmnnn & t‘o.. wiiolenllie.
Worthington St.
.iatnoa it. Connor. Mahno‘lwuw Hotel.
‘I.
tun-w
The ntngttng Broo.’ Favorfioi
New York'l Brinhtelt Duo
Lawrence and Harvey
Songs. Duncan and Laugh: Galore
w-
Tho Topsy Turvy Comedlenno
' May Keesner
in Charming Characterizations,
WANTED (il.lttll~1l12§l12 l1‘l11.1'I'l'lll1‘.li
beds. iimtt (nah prions paid, Addresn
(.‘. i‘.lllcl(in1son. General lkilll't'rri‘.
South \‘otwaiit. ol‘.‘ :lt
WANTED ~ 1 l‘llx i‘dill‘iiNTi‘Illrl.
Stopllrn ..i l IIIII at_\ t‘liii at. opposite
llttuuatian t tttllullt t‘ hurrh. (Ii‘: fit
WANTED 'i‘ilillCi-Z (ill
mom» to adults. (1t1utrail) lot‘tttcd:
llilivhtl'lllit'illt- Atltln-so .\Iittli. (1III‘I1
1-..utttttl ol: '.1(
WANTED ll \ 1-“;in
lmutti till a quiet. street;
l'it'l‘vvtl in his bptlrootn
(um Srntlnvl
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS. i‘tlfi‘i-
( .tttim :.I \ou-tulIt-I
l automati (not in South \‘(Itnalk Sam
pit- questions ittw i1'tttultlin it txtituitv
“(1)11 .17 .l. llttt‘lli'idif‘l'. N Y
room and
ill
WANTED
I1I' untvhiucs. l.I1:ll‘iit (.1. Into It on and
lllit‘ iI-l. I‘It lttl I
«J. Washington St. :le tt
Dancing
and Department
W. GILBERT NEWELL'S SELECT
SCHOOL or DANCING, ARION
HALL. Madison St.
“BEGINNERS‘
and Izt-ullulnvn \Vt‘tlllt‘titlill eutnlnu.
OCT. ii. at 5 o'clock A thorough
t'outse oi iilfill‘lltlloil in tho WALTZ
her (‘o., till
iii
CLASS" tor Ladies
and the new notlt1i_\'tl.tltt1eu.W Gill-1
illtlil'l‘ Ni-hi'rlhll. 2:. Liberty St.
llrldacport, Conn. (' irt-ulat'u. r30 tij
NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLANDERS
in nearby citiel o
FAUCETS
havo been placed on hydrnnta near
water troughs for use "(IUIOBG who
prefer to wator their hereon from pnlll.
WATER (‘OM MlSSli)Nl‘3ll8.
oil ii
1‘
WHY METALs FEEL COLD.
Home one writer: to St. Nicholnu for
lniornmtion (III toilown:
Will you, please tell me why tron.
stool (Ind marble i‘eol colder than
wood when you touch them?
The nnawvr in: .
Tho metals had the marble nro lIIIt~
tor conducted: 0! heat than in wood.
They taito the trout rapidly from your
hand, and than the cold footing in pro-
duced. Even if ill-o wood, in much
colder titan your hand. it is so poor
It conductor of iumt that it (lost: not
produce no mitrked (I tooling of cold
(at (in the metals in the name tempor-
iiilil‘r‘.
1
W
w'l‘orturtna eczema spread: it:
hurtling area (wary (lay. Donna Olno
mont quickly Itopli its spreading. iti-
otaatly relieven the itching, cum it
permanently. At. any drug atom.
The Sentinel Want Columns m ht
reuniting in their induction-«tho!
old m in halting ml 1
()9 ii iii
I-1tIt1It‘
“Wall: to lug
Address Quinn.
ll“! 1.
32% int?
w... . ohm“-.. wmw......._. ..n...........~......w. .
Ili‘lillA'l'tlllfi UN WHY-5
South Norwalk 3
.. ~ promptu Bongo
James M. (rattan. l6 hittin St. t
3 Margaret Militant-y. 39 Main St.
t hici‘hc‘rson (é Sim‘t‘nd, Clifford llo
i iei'
t‘ arpcntcr 8: (‘onnorsfi’ \Vntot St
1' Herman S. Jnrolto nod Aaulntz J.
‘l-ltuitlt. itoton l‘oittt liolttf.
i John tl'Sniliran. I Wall 3-11..
\lithnt-l Markham. i'dited
Hotel. “liter 3‘
Sloth-1n Nor-mu. 1.". Railroad Ate.
Millor &. Tracey. t Water St. , .. .
t Jtillll lN‘l‘lItiipilnhlthAW Q“. l
’ .lu‘m i1f. t‘t‘fiullit'nn. t‘l’mpory llouit- ”NM 11"”
ALHAMBRA Theatre
i l"! l9 ‘4‘} .\\t‘.
l .l( (tr-(‘u'il l\i.ai.n. ‘Ji Hi; 1\'l(‘ STAMFORD. CONN.
i WEEK OF OCT. 'l6th
i
Our Usual Surprises In MOVlNG
PiCTURES
THE HOYT SLOGAN—Everyhody'o
Talking About It. Distinctive in
quality. An Eotertllnment for the
Entire Family,
States ‘ .
DON'T FORGET oua BARGAIN
MATINEES.
tl ittngtcl
.lwtvr l' iarry...’ Ilattnoud road "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"
lion-rd ltiuta . and ll itcstnltt HI.
.\‘I i.t Vain-r. 3t ‘.'\'I(l1'1l :41 Popular Price:
F
t'ounettizrut 1 «1 -.
l 511.15 l-‘. t‘urntn, ('ot. «~1- -
(Mill lt ll'iri AH!) TELEPHONE CALL 720 (
Drunoioto.
ElthlrIi i'. Weed. Z‘IR “all Hi.
i ll (lieudonlnn. 1 Main St.
l
1 George. P. itioultou.
iliiR ilii HilUS;
1:1 \l”asltingtun
( 9i.
3 \i. (1. llnttr, a". Wall St (“"9” “my“, i
i Thomas ii. l’owell, all Wansltlntz- E A 8 T N O R W A L K
lion ht l
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
Sea Food (looked to Order
(liliil l. ll’.8illlilili Pitt!
lltlllli ll ilaxtor. . Small \laiu 8t
GLIMPS! OF SIBERIA.
i had always thought of Siberia III-I
a bleak barren sort of countrr. which
“as (llllli‘ II ltllnthku. \\(1 were purul-
;iIut through It tine t‘ountry, noblo
rivers. splendid grains and immense
fields of wheat ntmtchlutt away in the
distance no for int th1 eye could reach.
anyn II writer in the (‘hiltlren'n Star
Magazine. it was harvest time and
long rowu of men and women wore
t‘lliiiilit the grain with hand airklea.
not It Innohine in slitbt anywhere
How they did need notue American
roupora!
We saw no corn and wondered
why; for certainly that land" inoitoti
an ”it could product1 llnv cropu. Per-
haps tho seaaonn are too uhort to
ripen it properly.
A Wealth of Wild flon‘urn bloomed
luxurlnaiiy all along the way. admitti-
Imt out like immense. Raily-coloM
carpet». up the Iiopeu Itud over the
plains, they wete committly a source
of plenum, and We plucked them at
the stopping planet and adorned our
DIFFERINT ALTOOITHIR.
Visitor (connoilnuly to 'l‘ommyt who.
htuI upIInt a bottle of‘lnit. on the new
carom-«Tut .my buy. them} to no um
crying over itpilt milk. ’
Tommywtiourn not. Any (inner
know that. All you’ve not to do is
call in the cat and she'll lick it up.
But this don‘t happen to be milk. on“
momma will do the Ilcitln.‘
i receive illllil) letter;
who seem to am one paramount
problem how to earn a living. The
multitude at them want city life. ul~,
though few have a special training
to lit for it.
“hon a girl links for counsel there
in only one brand or advice to otter. :
First let her make It beginning in her
own community. No matter how
(.mall her (own in. there is sure. to be
It little Itoro where alto can get acme
idea of buttons. A your or two spent
In waiting on outdo bri. in making
change and caring r hills rub: oi!
nonoldornhlej or the rnwnout which in
a handicap in the city.. She can
qualify as a utenographor' in the ot-
llco of home country lawyer or village
tactory. she can learn telegraphy or
telephone work. mllllnory..hookkeep
lag. library work or journalism. The
superintendent of schools in II large
city tells me that some of his belt
tenchorqwero girls who had taught
for several terms in country nehooln.’
They were healthier, loan hauled in
I-m-ro. and iuui more endurance than
the city-bred girls. City hospital tr.-
ontitn. when possible. are from mutton
trout girls
""""“.‘“““"‘“’“‘
"Clancy. who give you ”1' pinch aye
yer. lint-e?"
“it I knew ‘i'd lick din"
"Sure. Im' don't you know?”
"How on 11 known lite hook 1m
turned at th’ toimo."I-p'i‘(ilodo Binds.
uni-hand Wit ltttt a: you infill! tori ‘
hospital. A New York. physician do
clams he prefer: ooountrydired nurse
to the woman whatnot never been out
M o city. M a rule alto hon It step-l-
Ior head, modior hand and ntondle
terro- Suction Magazine. . I
91'.
‘3 111‘1oouwtmcu”
of Simon Slade. Sample. Swichei. Joe
'for itself a very good reputation of
2hip. tilts.
ii‘nrou.
l
.Itnd iiart'e).
WHERE GIRLS SHOULD START. i
who have been trained in a viilngo‘
9:15‘ it gives the people a chance to
witness this great bill and it is dis-
tiactire in quality and a allow for the
entire family.
llilli iiillliilS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
MUSEMENTS
A______
. 1 l
'l‘ 7); NIGHTS lN A iiAltlltiOhi.
l1‘it'o acts tutti eleven scenes. cotter-
ing a period of ten years in the lives
Motrin and other characters portray~
ed in Ten Nights in antiarroom. which
Comes to Music Hall next Saturday
to: an engagement of two periortnam
cos, motinee and night.
District of Norwaik,
(.‘ourt. October 6. A. It. 1911.
Estate Of Mary Podor. late or Nor.
walk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al'
lowed six months from the date hereof
ot' the creditors of said estate loan
hilIit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. «within
said time. will he dollar rfeii a recovery.
All persons indebted to said esthte are
requested to make immediate pay-
53.. Probate
\'.-\l'l)l93\'ll..l.l12 A'l‘
ATRE.
'i‘ln'ee. large houses witnessed the
periorntanro; gt iioyt‘s Theatre. yes‘
tel-(lay attrruoon and last night, and
only tor the number of performances
HOYT’S THE}
ment to
given a large, number would he (the 31133qu p, CHERNITZKY,
.nppointed, as this house has now built 06 13 20 Administrator.
giving first-Glass performances, and
whenever you attend you are sure to
see a good bill. The one that open.
(11d iontcrday is one. that everyone
should see. and especially the women
and children. l‘rof. Morrisiui tutti his
aggregation of animal aristocrats is
one of the greatest arts in the world.
and comes from tile principal houses
of Europe. ills lenpinr.‘ Russian
ponies do \I'onderiul tents and this is
(In III-I that the young as well as the
old out o_\ r...;1,rtb('-tlt Ronni-(1y and1
tilill‘slflll}. late stars of New York‘s
great hill1‘1‘53.'l~l)(‘ Easiest Way. is a
URI) (“Icy-ex iarcrtte ;llltl one of the
Johnnie ltlli and Flu'enre
late of Ringling lirotlters. ate
sioners of Fainfleld County:
1 hereby apply for a license to nail
Spiriluous and in’uxlcating Liquors.
Ale. Lager lieer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der. at is liurlmnit street. Town of
\o1nalk \i} place (If liilgliless is not
located within 200 loci in a. direct lino
oi a (lunch l1‘ (liticc. l’atocltinl School
or l’iillllt‘ SCllDOll‘iOll-‘G or the prem-
ises pertaining ilit1rt170 or any Pout
(mice, Puhlic Library or Crmetary.
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(ivto‘oer. A. 191].
We. the lliltlr'rslml‘tl,
taxpayers. as (Zelincd ity
Town of .\'or\\;(il(‘,
law,
It as t‘ .\iIl"tuIi:.(nti 2“”. suci- license
1‘l “ t‘ (in 3511‘it1l‘dlln' (Ni 1) 880i] for
by Clyde Fitch .. _ . . . . 1:1 m.” m. 1,.) WM... 5y replen-
. . . ' (I 1n (door. (iIIr‘nn and illtlllnill' ill 1‘ -
‘1“11111 ”1 N“)- i ””“W "11 ~ll 1““ Not Goodwmn Greatest Success ‘ ‘ .L i iii .1 .. l- Mk . i.ii11.-l"tf1ltttl in :( id i‘onn of Norwalk.
311153.10” Xi‘rl‘ltt‘h. L1. Rn Find A“). Matinee Wed. and s“. 1l.it‘.. L}iilil.tt~llt t \Ulblollf‘. ..l\\l('ll(0
New York's grout tarot»
ll(15.\\‘tl‘t1tt noream from start to finish
and lit-ill lllfi itoust in a Mini dining
ltlteir e'ntltc (Ill. and the sketch is tall
iol‘ laughs galore. May Kosstwr, tht1
topsi tutu ( unodiientte. in (harming
‘(ltararttulzntitms and 50th is tery
timer and good. 'ihis Is It bill you
idtoulti not fail to see. as it one of
the <l‘10lll403l that lt.I~( heuu her re tints (111‘. .ZII
tar. tutti the ptooi oi the show is that » —
( .Iput ity houses will undoubtedly be The woman who wants a homework
tilt1 lillt‘ tonight and tomottou. as the er generally has success with a Son-
iloutte ”plum entite nhou sntt .115." ( and tluel want ad.
(lt-Iolut. \ ll. lltll.
Stephen i‘j‘tlmly.
lllitltI-lk‘lty. iilek
lll'llfiky.
John li'alas Julius
l’ogttny.
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
(11:, {in (tainted by law. oi the Town I)!
th'wallt.
lliill‘ti Iti Nor-hulk,
(lt‘lt‘lltvl‘. .1\.l).. lUl'l.
iInI‘tnmtT It sum-.1
Town t‘lerk.
this thin day of
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Notice!
Anyone Who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
deem will do well to
do so at once, as we
hare but 5 Razors on
hand and no more
will be sold.
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a;-;-;-‘-;n;ra;o;-;-;- -,- run-'-
u'I;
, Sentinel Razor Coupon
No. 149
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To the Board of the L‘ountyhlctiminio-
i‘lated at Norwaik. (mt 12th day of
electors-rm
of tho
inte'ty ttitiorse tho
(Indication ot‘ the {lbw-‘8 named Th0»
l ..f((l at Ntuttalh. this 12th day of
Michael '
t livH-‘ti‘ certify that the More nam-
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