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Wants,
Business ‘81 ProfesSional
Cards, 'etcetera
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face or Caps, Double Price
WANTED.
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TO LET | FOR SALE.
WANTED-GIRL
housework one willing to go to city
at once. Inquire Mrs ll 1‘. iltowne,
liell Island. o‘JI tit
WANTED—POSITION AS TEAM-
ulol'. or driver for store or gentleman’s
Address W. L.
East Nol'waik.
pl'tce; steady. honest.
it, 2013 Washington Si.,
024 iii
m1“ 111111111111”.
TO LET-THREE ROOMS 1WD con sALemsrl’iiuo CHICKENS
bath for lighthmlaukocplng. Addres.’ small and large 1111111 and hogs In-
13 (3.. care Sentinel. 034 ~i quire Dominick Spcusno, Filiow 81.,
T0 LET-wllARN, TWO STALLS 0" NM“ “5"” A“ "
and one box stall: also suitable for
automobile Call at iii Franklin St.
FOR SALE .. PARLOR STOVE.
' good condition. inquire 1n? Searinw
02:1 31 A... 112' :11
TO LET NOV. 1, POI‘R ROOMS p’on SALE» ~AT SAGAIMORE PARK
WANTED BY HUNGARIAN GIRL,
situation at general housework;
«cook. good washer tutti il'onel'.
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5 Baby lllll, \Vinnipauk. 0:3 ill TO LETmIN ROWAY’l‘ON l-‘iOi Rt ITGIQIHI . . 3 ‘l 0 Im
WANTED 'A WORKING MAN TU l‘otlllifl. IIIIIIIIIII‘ Mrs. M. h. II‘hOIlit‘éLl BUSINESS NOTICES.
not as private detective durinu allure “11111111011 AH” 0“ 't, . > E
:::::1;.1\1i1i1'esa "Anxious." I'lll‘l.’u~fi1"i;ii TO LET-w—T-lioOM liili‘rlitl. 50 VAN NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR‘
plain ,, .
lllqiill‘t‘I II'III“
on first floor Willi but“ ii" Imlimit" sdjolning Tokenelte Park, beautiful;
1111111111; l'uinam “9. Apply to .\i .l. building lot. 76.11150 terms to suit
it‘ronley. 25 Putnam Ale. riotnll NoI‘ purchaser Inquire liobert II‘. Scslsl.
02* 3! Real Estate Agent, Rowayton, Conn
boot and shoe repair shop All kinds
. S l. a \‘o wrlk.
7IIIII I“ III I I custom made work. Fit and comfort
l 11111111 a (‘0..
Apply ..l hi.
Inc.. .'1 ltailtond oAv..1-
WANTED -"—1 \1 0 on 'l‘llltl 1»: 1‘1 it 530,-”,1 walk 3 3, guaranteed. as West Washington at
lllshcd looms. Address .1. il. l"., t‘ui‘o, - ,.. “1.4 N... -M, a--.» .J.~§1
141111“, int], 1 01:11 TO LET — 111115113115. PAR I 8 0h ‘
houses. ilmynolttmraioteJ diet“. I PROFESSIONAL
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKB. POST
oillc‘e ‘clhrks,’ mall c‘nlr'lcltt. Novctnbel
examinations In South Nol'u'nllt.
'plo questions free.
So 111»
Franklin lnztiitulo,
" , Dept. :37 .l. lioclioaicr, N. Y. 5'33 1111
11111111111 carpentct 111.1111 lnutntuctortl
u'llh poncl' built lI‘icltta lrom 8.1 to
$3.“. per month. (‘11.. anti got out list.
Raymond llrou. 023 Ill
MISS L. M AYERS. llEAI' 'l‘Y PAR-
lora. Ilalr dressing, manicurinll. ultatu
poolnu facial and 111 ltlp 11111111111111? elcr
Irlc humanize. 111111111111 and hair goods.
(hlropod‘l-n Murltleiio preparations
WANTED
361‘ 00., 83-85 Washington St.
I'll'l'TRA'lIORS (l1\' l'()\\'-
machines. lmnrllors Illlit'li on :illfl
1:11] while learning, llliol'sinio iinh»
tll.\‘ il’
To LET-P111111" P1111111: 31x
rooms and built, furnace. 511i I'JIIIKI‘ Slqutnlih \‘oruulllt 'l‘ol 473-4 0.“ ll
111.1 and cold Whirl, kiln, li'lilllllfnli‘. .. _
Ntiti‘ Illi‘ Ul‘t‘t‘li, Not‘llfllli. .l,( .\t‘.\\- ARTHUR F HUNTINGTON
0R~
lill‘li. Ilrllilh‘l» “'— ‘ “‘1ytnl1ls‘ oi liliife (‘ h 11'1' ll loicc cultnro
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' .WANTED
NAPPERS
Men doing from 16 to 24 hats per
day.
" "iiawcs, Von Gal 00.3"“-
.Daabury, Conn.
putc Iouc production 133 Main St.
TO LET 'l‘llRl-Z'C PLEA "A‘Ni‘ 1 n,
room-1. 2\.\‘ Hunt ai'tntlc. lit-lit axon 410“”le III III‘ 02 I!“
1111111111» 3:1 Si'tivlt'w 1111111111\ .021 lit;
PIANO. ORGAN. THEORV.1LEX.
TO LET OR LEASE --lt‘il0\i NU‘. is. Milillml 9 Chestnut St Teacher 0‘
l5.71'oom house all 1111111'111111111,-1li11“INNC organist ““d “"3”” “r“
hutdu'ood Hours. 1:11. .. .th‘ Putnam .\1'..e (hutch \ornalk “““Ic mmlmmdv
"0.”. West A“, an be soon “m.‘ arranged and transported. Telephone
Iiluc. lnuull‘e Mrs. icl'lha ilekons llI '23 ”It
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Quintald ilau, \11111alk 111 IolII 11' PIANO INSTRUCTION _- THOR-
oughnoss and individual leqnlremuntu
TO LET -()i"li‘it‘l'lt~l IN IlOiJillli‘ltNI receive spatial attention Prefer to
building. corner Main and Wall 8111 I'mmli‘i pnpila at their home. Mm
Heat and all modern inlprorenlI-niu “II“ ’3; Gregory, Norwallt Conn. R
Apply in 11. 1‘. (lolcllnrn. '12 Wall St. F‘ D 4 '1 1m
Norwnlk. hi I!
ITO LET»~“ilNlO.\' 1111173111." 21
Union St: brick voltage. 2:1 ,iinloll
St. The Hatch (1'1: Hailey Co. 11112 tf
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PERU IN BELLICOSE ATTITUDE.
Y.\l.l'.\ltAitl, t'ltlle. om. din-«Reply-
lnu to what in ill‘iii'l‘lllti‘tl here as tho
bollicoun altitude of Porn. (‘Iillo
111111 repurchasod the llrltlult
uhlpe Triumph 11nd Swlfisur. and the
miners pungent that another Voliiitil of
the drtuldllouuht type be built in the
diluted Billion. 1
The warships mentioned were orig-
lllolly Intended for the Chilean Navy,
11., Jun. were acquired by the iiritlall gov~
' Minnelli Ill
they were still in the ,l’til’llii of their
December, Ill‘tlzl.
lt‘nullah build-urn.
largo condiments of troops are em-
lllll'lllllll for the northern frontier.
’l‘hc sleustlou baa resulted from the
111111: rounding boundanv dispute.
mm tun-11111111. renunw,
1.1-1'1. Fielder litlvore. of the New
.1.—
Yot'ltu, I11 reported sick today with It
111111111 stomach. trouble. « It has not
been announced Whether he will he
in 111' out of tho 111111111. but Iucvernl
members of the team said that It be
vote In unable to play llerltol‘, a hill:
liv man. would he sent to the outfield
The police today ordered taken down
all the 11111111111 «rooted on the roofs of
tire llonueu aurmnndlpg the grounds.
'I‘itoee 11111111111 were so crowded at‘tho
1111111 111111111 that the authorities, feared
1111 accldryi. .
WOMAN DRAW. Fifi“? LOT
OWRY. i3. It. Ont. ill
«tenant.
but till-
while
1» .MWWIIIM aim his fall on 8111111"-
~ ‘ 0 jars fbr his re- bsll player, there always is an aim -
plre at your heels with raw decisionhto
For Sale
TO LETw—HALI" A HOUSE 0R
apartments. every, modern conven-
ience. one minute front West Ave.
II I .I M" I . I'9 V -
trolley. furnished or unfurnished; heat AIIIIIII‘ \II I I IIIIII
wgfllhgtvewater 'IIIIIIIIIIII' InquIIf9 5,: ward avenue, seven rooms. Price
To LETWIIAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. ll looms. sud Il-
room list: all improvements: good don-
ditlon: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s18 if
NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLANDERS
in nearby cities
82.1100. -T1\'o thousand can remain
on mortgage at h per cent.
Taylor 81 Golden
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CHAUPFEUR HELD FOR MAN-
BLAUOHTIR.
Wuhan-lid M11111! Oct. 21. »—Ar1mtod
on u 11111111111 ohm-ulna mall-slaughter.
Uhsilea W. 01111111111qu ollauifenr. e111-
ployod nt 11. parade I11 thin city. was
FAUCETS held In 32,000 ball by Judge Bears in
have been placed on hydrants near the District Court 1111111 today, no a
water troughs for use of those whoI result of the inquest In the 1111th or
motor to water their horses from pails. John (lillia in North Berttrly, on 0111.
WATER COMMISSIONERE.
11y on automobile. Chapman will
given a hearing Nov 2.
W thew . ...
PARTIALLY INFORMED.
“llllmrlns like» 111 111111 himself
talk"
on 1! II”
44‘“
HOWITAL "01".0 , , ,
lilies Ida ”Walsh of blast lilol'yttalh,t
was admitted this morning for medi-
cal ”mt. , “Could nmihltu, 1111 Worse?"
David Henna". of Norwsik, was "Cerlnlnn. 1111111111111 11111111 tollite to
admitted this memos for I ”um 0‘ hear 111111111111 slng."mWsshladtoa Star.
MIMI treatment. ' . I mm
The condition at Terrance. Clarke, hat the word "siylhlh" appeals to a
of tinting ant, remains the some at woman far more than the word “sea
the Miami. 111111111 not regained viceaiile.”
Althnnsh you may not be 11 hallo»
I I Illegal» Drill “noon to no 111.11.11.11
'3 conundrum No. 5
"1111». i111. 1111. o.‘
‘ ”Third outdon- will order Weekly till:-
,ninp quills during. the time between
‘ 1124 31'
- Nest": MOfIYhnIEII 3'
11111111111 of 1111' Naval Militia will
be interested in the following order:
i Headquarters
Naval 111111111, 12. it: 11
New Haven, 001111., Oct 24,1911.
,‘ I. Inflammation
glider! hf the Fll?t. Q00
Jannery i. 1912. and June 10.11112. also
during the month of October, 1912.
Bald drills must aggregate five hours
per month. ,
The commanding oillcer of the
Fourth Division will order weekly eve-
ning drills beginning November 1.
1911. and continuing until the U. S. 8.
Machine goes to the navy yard. The
drills will be discontinued during the
absence of the ship from New Haven.
but on her return they will he resumed
until the full number has been but In.
ll. Attention is called to Pat, iV..
A. El. 0., No. 3, dated Hartford. Feb.
20, 1905:
"The drill of any organization in the
Connecticut, National Guard necttrrlngl
on a. legal holiday may 1112. omitted.
'lli‘Ilvlillllg'illfii the time required is
made up on the drill nights of the.
month I11 which the holiday occurs."
ill. The drill reports and gain and
loss mports will be made In duplicate
and iorwarded to headquarters Naval
Militia not later than the second day
of the month following that reported
upon.
Drill reports and gain and loss re-
ports will call for the following data:
men ‘of merit: First. time coasnmed
at drill, which must be at lesst‘llvo
hours per month: second, dinners and
men in uniform at roll-cull: third, oili-
«cars and men actually drilling: fourth.
total strength of organization.
Officers making rewris'wlll he held
in strict aocountabliity for discrep—
a‘ncles. if any are found to exist.
Division commanders are cautioned
“1 w.
51101 to report any man present unless
‘actuuily present on the floor at roil-
calL ~
I Delay In forwarding. oi" careless
irompilntlon of these reports will not
be allowed »
ling ih'e commander of the Fourth hi-
vision. are directed to hisue 11 rifle
to usclt enlisted 1111111 1 and no one else
shall he allowed to handle or use this
ride). and ample ilmc shall he. giten
‘ slso folding and stoning clothing pro-
from which will be computed the lip-r 5
Division commanders. exccpt- "
tit always over , Enlist-
ed Idea will have "it n. s 3. Machine
Naval Militia. can ribbon on the flat
hats and discontinue wearing ribbons
from elitist ships.
Imtl'uctlons must be given in lash-
his Honour. properly ”11111! promptly;
psrlIy in, dunnase bags: for, unless this
Is dons. clothing can never loot; neat.
> By Order of ,
1111111111 8. connwnnn.
, bommpadsr, til. .N. 0..
Official: , Cummandlng.
E. HILL, JR.,
Lieutenant commander. C. N. G.,
lxecutlve Ofiioer.
THE POWER OF HUMAN VISION.
The Simple Eya of Man and the Com-
pound Eye of the Fly.
(Harper‘s Weekly.)
A specialist has claimed that hei
can with the unaided 1e distingtllshi
lines rules In glass that are only one
Illty- thousandth of an inch apart, but
Le 00qu has limited the power or
the eye to distinguish lines to one
01 ouhousnndth of an inch
To show how immensely supor',lor
is the sense of sight in ‘dellnlng sin- ,
,ale things one can try the sense 01
touch in comparison with it. The
two points of a pair of coulpaaaes
placed three Inches apart on the least]
sensitive parts of the body will be felt:
as a single. prick.
With the aid of the microscope the
human eye can discern obiecra whose
diameter In only about. one one-hun-
dred-andeighty thousandth of an
inch. it has been said that the eye‘
1
l
, of a fly can distinguish an object one- I
fiveonllilontb of an inch In diameter}
What we designate as the eye oft,
I fly Is really a oompountl eye made:
up of numerous lenses. Of these thel
common house tly has something like
{our thousand In the two eyes. The
siruoiuresal thesa lenses are well
known, the optical part of each can
slstlnx of two lenses, which combined,
form a double convex lens.
That each lens acts as a separate
eye can be easily proved by detach-
ing the whole of the front of the
compound eye, and by ntsnlpulatmn
with a meme...» Ii is not dlmt‘ult
to examine 11 photograph or other oi»
loci through It. When this is done. a
distinct image is act-n in each lens.
Carpenter has shown that each
.1211: reflects but a small portion at
the Image looked at and that it rc-I
quires the combined action of the.
4.000 lenses of the fly to produce the
some effect 111 illni seen in the human
limit In have for ii
‘I "“‘momhdumtoi'o. The human me ill therefore at
It rshiri; or orbital
tin an Exhibition of Athletic Powers
Helena Talmadge and
[ordinary List of Stars. Always the
:inust 111- made of each rim lashed, andimm'p pollen optical putrumpm than
he must be held rcsponul hie for hill the ”a of fig;- 111-,
proper (audition at all times and
1‘
AT 7111: THEATRE Psarscr 'ruttr
‘ WEEK
HOYT’S
The House di’ Satisfying Vaudeville,
where the Family Finds Enjoyment.I
. ‘3‘
'HOYT’S TI'IEATRE.
One of the largest crowds at the
A Grand Assemblage of Stellar Vau- season attended the performance at
devllle Luminaries. The Principal
Exponent of Eleganclss will be the
Celebrated Legitimate Player, Mrs.'
Leslie Carter's Leading Mart
'Mr.’ Lynn Pratt
and Associate Players. In the Instan-
taneous Camedy Triumph
A METROPOLITAN MUSING
Mr Pratt's Engagement at Hoyt‘s ll-
lustrates the limitless resources and
advancement of our programs. This
In his first time In Vaudeville.
lioyt‘s Theatre, yesterday afternoon
and last night. and today that’ihey
were‘well repaid is putting it very
mild. for certainly the patrons were
treated to a real surprise. The Wood.
wells, unquestionably the peer of all
gymnastic sensations. recently from
the New York Hippodrome, in the
hand balancing and daring feats, giv-
lng daring exploits, seemingly devoid
of fear, ware loudly applauded. Plot»
on Gladstone and Helene. Talmage.
the plquant pianist and swoet singers. “
were heard In several selections and
lworq, well received, as their act is
very clever and musical. James V»
Lee. with his peerless patter and
quaint songs. was very good, and his
line of talk was new. Lynn Plat; and
company. in a dramatic hot that, was
exceptionally good. entitled, "A Metro-
politan Musing,’ made a big hit. Ce-
cil and company were'ln illusions, both
laughable and applaudable. This is
one of the best acts in vaudeville and
laughable and applaudable. This is
oil and her company. are an aggregar
'tion of comedians who present In"
tlclsms that create laughter. They 1111,
tests that are daring. yet funny. This,
Is one of New York's greatest hits.
The motion pictures were all good and
clear and of the finest. You should
not fall to see this bill. as it appears:
tonight and tomorrow;
Another Extraordinary Appearance.
The Recent Hit of New York. lllu u-s
ions both Laughable and Applaudable
Cecil
With an Aggregation oi" Comedians,
lwho will present Mysticism: 111.1
create laughter and arouse curiosity.
No other similar act in Vaudeville.
\
THIRD UNIQUE NOVELTY
From the New York Hippodrome. The
intrepid
Woodwells
1
Heyond Belief.
Who Dispsls Gloom
James Vaudeville Lee.
Songs. Sslllss, Quip: and Quirks
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NOTICE
Board of Relief
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City 01.301101
Norwalk will meet on Monday. October
2:1, from 7:30 until 9 p. 1a.; on “'11an
day. October 21'», from
p m.: on Saturday. Oct. 28, front!
until a p. m.. and on Monday, octohar
.ltl. from 7: 30 until 9 p 111.. ii the
(ouncil (‘.I1aml1er Washington street,
in said citl. for the purpose of hour
1' THE BEAUTY AND BUFFOON
Robert Gladstone
Swestly Interpreting Sundry Songs
and Pianoisms.
5..
No advance in prloes for this Extra-
vbv. Muir”:
30"
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Phone 1648
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD, COMM.
WEEK OF OCT. 23KB
the doings of the assessors of said
Dated at South \‘Iqr'wslk. bomber.
7:30 until 9'.
ing and determining all appeals irony:b
city, in making up the tax list of 1911. ‘
20.11111. t ' ‘
is. 11111111 Was 111111111 11,» 111111111 struck
nhould hmomn Ihor'mlphl)
11l1l1 Ila mochaniam and 1"_nlo (See‘.
and Small Arms instructions, I‘ S.’
Nat-,1, 11111:.."1
lll1ialun totntnnndet's MT directed in
unlike a car-cull Insputtiml at least
onto :1 month of all tiller» in the divin-
lou. and 11111 iitk- that all :'1111 kept in
propel umdltlou for immediate use
{All titles not found to I"? in proper.
lcondlllon by an inspector scat for that
purpose, will b;- be cleaned and repair
i,ed the mat thereof “ill be charged
against! the allowance for the reveal
the propelly
1'. It is recommendcd that athiot~
I111 be encourluted The ilrat ten min
1111111 of each weekly dlrlll of the Find.
Shroud and Third Divisions shall be
devoted to "physical exel‘t'luo." it is
recommended that the physical oxen
1111» hp the aemsphore letters as shown
tip the itecrults‘ Handy llook, going
Illil‘mmil tho aemaphore ntutionu with
the prom. This will teach the men
the, code and tend to develop signal
boys.
Vi. Commanding officers will detail
four 1111111 from each divlelun to not as
signal boys. and they. whether with
two qnnrlormulors, shall he Instruct-
ad in signal work during one-half or
whole of the drill period. This will
'lnclndo wig nu. semaphore. Ardois
and navy hoist.
Men should be instructed to perform
the duties of Messenger (or the pincer»
not» the deck and become acquainted
with the dllforent items or both the
lien and port routine. I
, Vii. lliorrls tube and loading drill.
lwitcn possible, will he held during the
entire drill period of each week. The
U. 11. Navy ailnner's mate fmm 11.3
ll: Machine will be detailed each drill
night lor‘ibo purpose at assisting the,
commanding otllcer with" the instruc-
tion. with the idea pl developing 11‘
number of eillclent 111111I polilters
among the then who show the greatest
aptitude lot the work; also practice
on indoor range will be held when
practioahle. (inn ereml will be thor-
ouil’tiy, organised and tripod.
instructions will also be anon In
heaving, lines. heaving the lead, malt
lng fuel. on cleats. splicing ropes and,
lying knots; also duties of the lookout
both at night and during daylight.
There 11111111110 11 11111111.: 111 men can:
able of having the. loud. and 111111»
1111111111: it both 11.111 trill” m 1
Particular 1111111111.,IIIII‘111111III phi
Scientll‘ua 111111 have given consld-l
fll“l““WIernblu alu-ntion to the iuwatiuatlonl
0! Compound 11,1011 lune formed no?
.lioyia i111 .tlro Ilnlldlua. \l'nahlaglou‘ ”WW” "I A'm' "In” I’"“‘““"' p"““*Itillllttl1)11 that would lead to the 11111 I
cluslon that t'llelt power of 1' laion alill
lrcspect to small objects exceeds that?
of the simple eyes of lilo higher 11111 1
"“13.le launch of oblotla Iormed
in the separate lenses comprising the‘
compound 11,11 are
111111111.
pens ten are atnallcr objects than
animals furnished with single eves is
inot a question of optlta, but of the
sensltlw 11111111 11! the upill'
consequently
lecture.
nerve and
11 matter of more con-
-—Doun' s Regulcta cure constipation
without urlplng nausea. nor any weak
'enln; effect. Ask your drugxlst for
them. 25 cents per box.
Horst. con noom thssucze.
(New York Evening Post.)
the coat room attendant. at the row-
laIIrant Is so happy to take your hat
tor II it you don't. 11 I11 not a quea-
tlon of ”tips" lull of dividends on a
heavy investment. The coat room
privileges in some hust- hsvo been
sold to outsiders for 1111111111111 as, $8.-
GOO‘I year. The renal its been what
at least one pmprletulil'iisn found it
to be; attests who have come under
the implies-ion that they might inset:
or dine without paying preliminary
tribute at the door have been subsect-
ed to such insult that the proprietor.
to protect his own business has been
compelled to elect his concessionsry.
In more or 'Iess aggravated form
.tlloie 11111111111011. prevail in pretty
hourly every high clash public dining
room in this 1'Ily.lt could not be
otherwise. The farmers-general of
the’ no.1 room have adopted what
have been the turtles ofItbeir kind In
all they can. without consideration for
of which they are. supposed to he a
part. When hotel owners come to
feel the ultimate disadvantages of
such 11 ayetem. conditions will pron
sumahly change. 11111 In the mesa-
while whitish“! be said at the new
.1111. in the hotel business? The old
lunlreaw tool it for mated that
on art and decent 1111911111111
“Ilia s‘ 1111,11 or 1111111 '13
(«do 111 west and d1
proportionately.
and the question whether in- 1
l housekeeping.
it has now been made manlleat why i
when you offer It, and will fight you;
all anew-net by fair means or i’olll1
the general welfare of the business-
Mrs. Fisk's Big Success
“LEAH KLISCHNA"
Matinees' Wednesday and Saturday.
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Auction Sale
ESTATE OF SARAH A. RANDOI PH,
DECEASED
Tho sullscrlbet will §1ll at public
auction on the premises at the (other
oi i‘ eaten alenno and Elizabeth street
in ihct 11 ot'\'or11uiit on Saturday,
the "Mil day of Ot'iobozl 1911. til it)
orlutlt in the foronoon the person 1],
111111111: 111 said decoased.1onelstlng
oi Iurniture beds bedtillllz.1roc‘.'-
I10?) cooking ulcnsilt». turpets. antiques
and the accumulation of folt1'years
Terms cash
REAL ESTATE.
If the real estate of said deceased.
conlprlslna' house of ten rooms, large
barn 11nd tram of land suitable for sub-
division into four large 111111111111.r lolafl
is not disposed ohbetore said auction
Ith-
aid
the
sale. thr- some will be sold to the
out bidder at 2 o‘clock p. 111. of
day. Terms ~ made known at
time of rule.
For further information apply to
11111111111 (l. 81o:rr..;exccutor William
ll Guthrie. auctioneer. oL’i fit
‘ 1101181:
To Contractors
(lilies of the Selectmen of the Town
. of Norwsilt, Conn.
. Oct. 24. 19M.
healed proposal: will be received 111
thin times until 12 o‘clock noon. of
Wednesday. Nov. I. Hill, for the fur
til-hing of all material for hadron
» atructing an arch brldue'over the Five.
Mile River. st itowayton In this town.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at this olllco.
(lash .or 11 certified check to the
amount of $3011 must accompany each
and every hid 1111 a guarantee that the
bidder will cxochie the contract on
his part within three 1:11 days from
the date of a notion that lie hill been
awarded the same.
l The Eelocimen reserve the right to
reject any or all bids
' ALFRED arisen.
JAMES A. BROWN,
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Selectmen.
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Charm . 111-11111, of Ndrwalk. trail
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MATTHEW CORRETT.
CHARLES N. SMITH,
ALLEN SHEFFLER. , 3
~ vhqardiof Relief.
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ABUSING TH E LANGUABEI
[Syracuse Postfltdndard.)
We do nI‘ot sa‘y “‘authorésa” an]
more; we use the word‘nuthor” for
both inch and women writers. Sim—
ilurly ting" word "poetess" has lost.
popularity. “Poet" Serves for both
men and unomen It is allowable to
npplt the 11'ord‘"nclor to women as
11'1»ll as man players. Even» the old
110111 "cxecnirix" of established legal
dittlltllilx its likely to give away to
"exet tttor.'
Americans and Englishmen both.
are using ,more and more the mascu-
line form 1111 11 common noun instead
of employing two words, masoallm
and feminine in form. We go faster
111qu the 1111111111111 do because custom
has not no firm 11 hold upon us. The
development‘ of the English lanxunm
10-day Ia toward the greater use 0!
author. poet and actor and similar
words at common nouns. it is a
rational development
The French do not use words that.
way. With them the word must tell
the sex. They have citizens Illa
cltixetlcms ovnr there.
Parlslcns and i’arlalennes. We are to
them Americans and Amerncsaes.
Because 11111 have taken so many
words lrom the French and adopted
them into the American Isns‘usn
does not involve upon us the' duty of
adopting also the French method of
gender discrimination Chaulfeur
was born In France, but it has In-
romo naturalised. Because we luv.
found it preferable to any word of
our own. and haremado it ours does
not ultimate us in call the pilot of an
automobile who is 11 woman-a "chsnfu
111111111" because the French use the
word. it we adopted our own word
driver we wouldn't call a woman drlvv
er a drivcrcss.
These reflections are called forth
hr the senersl use in the New York
prams of the word "svlatrtos." as
applied to the women who are ”ill,
' around 110111; 1111111111.?” word sills-
tor is In spasm use now. it's I
applied 111 all who fly whether III!!!
are men or women. "Misti-lee" Is’ so
more defensible than "sustains.“
"minutiae,” "svlstoretwor ‘ "flied
"It". 1'0"” h.» I
They it“. I
aeod"word. 11. is good enough to he
fl,
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