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WANTED.
WANTED—SITUATION AT GER-
cral housework. (You cook. Worth and
iron. Inquire ll lluy St. pin :11
WA NTED-—~SAI.ESI.AIW. 'i‘tl SELL
our high-grade corsets; $17. to $30 a
week Primrose Corset t‘o.. .\'o, ii
Uillll't‘il St, i'ew llaven. nil". in
WANTED““A YOI’Ntl MAN till
boy as help in a dry goods store. Au
ply A. ilickertnan a“ Son. nit: .Lt
WANTED~—A YOIYNG l..\li\' t.\.\l»
Orit'uttl would like position at mineral
housework. or second work. experienc~
till it! imiit. i'ull .L;i\'t‘ l‘vi‘t'l‘t-tlt‘t‘n if 11‘-
tlllll‘t‘ti. Address American. care Sen-
nt-l nit: :lt
WANTED Sli‘l .l'llth ll'i' (llltlli
butthet. Ali hiss It}. t‘.,t ute Senti
nol. nil ii'»
,. WANTEDWS \Sltl\t; titfi’fikti
:ttul iitlltst‘t it‘lilliilu by the day.
if. South St , Sou'lt Ntiztt-ulk.
111811111110! MEN
a‘pleudid opportunity offered to han-
lttttuite
iilIi til
tile out lil'ltiiii, \ecldent and Natural
lit-nth lleltelii policy; t'ti.~‘1~« $i oil per
tn iillil. 'I'ltln‘ is it lortn ot‘ litutti'nnce
t‘t ii :lllill'lli‘i to the ttl‘t~ M and is til“-
lit sold; liberal t‘tllillili:~t~li|il . ultlt t'oiv
itailllL' illit‘l'tSl. pittn ii iii men Ap-
ply Security. iio\‘ lift] int-non, Muss
till \t'a‘w ll'l
BUSINESS NOTICES
v» .. .W . . _ ..
ROOMS PAPERED, $2 75 UP t.()tlli
-p.tpet liSt‘Ii. Send po~tnl tot ~1ittt'ilm
of paper. All porn "13'! class l'ltotnv
connection. .‘loiitt I~‘ottntulne. {till-L. So.
Main St. ni\ til
TO LOAN Sumo ‘l‘ti snout:
ill'.—“i tnortuuue. on Iornl property
(lll'tlb' ltox till. South Norwulk
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WHITE ELECTRIC COMPANV tild-
lm lite “iiillg in dangerous. l.et us
l-Hk yours over and report, House wir-
ill“. repair work. Motor spet inlinlu, :17
Winter Si. I’hone :il‘J-ii. nlii tit
NABH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinda
cunltim made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 211 West Wunhlnxton Bl.
PROFESSIONAL
MISS L. M. AYERS’ lirloll'i‘Y l'Alt-
loot. Special price» for nttlcurinu
and intirtlrenning. l‘onihinga made into
puffn. nwitchea and tt‘iIin-ifoi‘mnlIona.
lloyt'tt 'i‘ltenlt‘o building. Tel. 1734.
ntll if
ENOLISHIAS SHE iS NOT SPELLED
l'rt-aitleni Taft tell» a story of an in—
lerentlnu encounter with the name of a
place ill 'l‘cnnenaeo which lie panned
through on route to a town whoreln he
was to hold court. A fellow full of lo-
cal lore was driving him.
“What in the name of that place?"
:utlted Mr. Taft. . '
The driver made a few incoherent
Moillltifl which wombeyund the calm
judicial emnprchenalon.
“What did you any?" queried Mr.
'I‘ui‘l. .
The driver repeated the formula.
"How do you npeli it?" queried the
Iill‘Hiiiil'li l'ttiul‘e i‘i'enldciit.
The man Hirtiittiti illi‘l beard medlttr
their for a moment and then replied:
“it's my opinion lltlli there hin't any
any to npell the name of that placc."~~
Pittsburgh llim‘ltefl'lmca.
STRANOELY INTERESTING.
"What a strangely interesting facei
Milli frleilti the poet has." curated the
intuition of forty. "It lice-ms t0 DOW!”
all the elements of happinen and non
row. each struggling for supremacy."
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"i’wt. he iooltti to me like a man who.
wast married and didn't know it."
fliiiwictl the cynical biennium-Phil»
deiphln Record.
TO LET
FUR SALE
TO LET-~~SEVEN-ltt)0.’ti COTTAGE
all improvements. first class order;
also garden and place for chickens;
rent #20. Address liox 341, South Not"
walk. nil-t 3t
TO LET FIVE ROOMS ANI)
hath. All ltnprm l‘llltHlIS. I’lil 11:11 it
heat. Heat 8112. 1161 East Ave.
TO LET Olt‘l-‘lt‘id ROOMS. T\\'t)
large pleasant rooms. over .1. '1‘, lluyes'
news store. .3 Main St. Norwalk. lit-
quire of John ’1‘. ”ayes. nlli :lt
litil‘Sl't. b I.I\‘l.\'t:S'[‘tl.\'
St. Seven tootns and built. all itn
lll‘liialllvlllr‘t lnouire ll Livingston St.
South Norwnlk nit; lit
TO LET lttitiMS l-‘till i.iliil'l‘
ltottuekm-pitm. l‘uil evenings and Sat.
tit-tiny alierumnta. tilt \Vt'hl St. nit: at
TO LET i-lil'l'l lttitllIS, l‘.\ll’l‘ l.\lv
pt'ovetnentn, rmtuonable rent. intpltre
It loselovnky, I'Iaut Norwulk nli’. if
TO LET >
TO LET iltil Sl-i SEVEN ROOMS.
Til \\ood\\urtl \H‘; rent slit.
at 'ilte South Notualk 'it'ttxt to.
TO LET 'lllN-lttilill illil SIC.
Sptittt: Illll. Northlk; Sill per month
ltutult'e .\'orwnlk Sentinel otlice.
”Elli
TO LET tilt‘t‘lt 1 l.\‘ t til 1 III RN
building. toruot \iuin ttttd “.1” Sift.
llent and all modern illllll‘tlll'lllt‘lilrt.
Apply to it I“. lniebttrn. :2 \\';til St.
Norivullt oi ii
To LET- ”I'XIUX 1101 SH." ‘11
i ttlou S .; l. liltilllil. nll eonvenlencen.
The Hatch di liniley ('0. ml! If
TO LET~—-llAl\lll.TON AVI'L, HALF
of iwo'latnliy house, it rooms. and ii-
t'ootn flat; all ttnprovmneuta: good core
ditlon: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. l13 ti
REMEMBERING BY RULE.
Them In a new nyaietn t-ttllett
tnnemotties, the which In trying to get
itself ltttrmlucmi into our public
vscltooln. ll 11001118 to no to be a round'
about. way of arriving at facts that
you ought to remember «tally. It ap-
pears to work ootuctltlng in this man-
nor:
"When was iJncoln born?” liliiifl the
teacher.
"1~1 “dorsal.“ whlnea the pupil.
"Naturally you do. (in at it right.
How many mutton are them in myth-
ology?"
"Nine."
“Right. Now double that number."
“Twitkvnine‘aoiahicon."
“Right. again. Multiply it by 100.”
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“1800.”
“flood. Add the number of Munch
to that."
"1809."
"Alta? That‘s when Lincoln watt
born. Why don't you learn the order-
'iy way of getting at them things?"
As we said in- thc first plane. We a
noble action. but we‘d rather remem-
linr (intenmllievelttnti Plain Dealer.
”A- WWW...“-
FOROE OF HABIT
habits
You
tuition
k now
"it’s curious how
themselves on people.
Wnppaloy'l'
"Yen‘"
".lic’a an enthttulutitie ilnhermnn and
always has a ntory to tell about Ionic
gigantic monuter of the deep that he
almost caught'
. “l'vc heard him tell a lot of lies of
that kind. "
"Well. It Idem» that burglars broke
into his house the other night and he
got up and captured one of. thetnwa
little “IEIIOWWbilt you ought to hear
.him tell about the size of the one that
Minivan'wchlcm Recordtfleruld.
’trltnmcd with head and tails;
t with slurred satin.
Hi? 31‘
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inqui: e
BARCLAV SISTERS, LEAVING ON
their southern theatrical tour. ntuut
dispose of two black Anatralinn lynx
not: of magnificent largo ltusalan
shawl and bountiful muff. elegantly
lined
worn few times on
coal {so not act; cell for no
“'11! N‘liti one or both 1‘. ti
utilize;
per set.
expanse Address Murray ln-lbera, 2.3
15. Hill SL, New York. til-‘1 ll
*finnni“ m.
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ii. with privilege oi inspection at their"
At the Theatres
ilt'lt‘K MODEL.
ltl. smith» rumble roads-tier. 8275mm .\‘o
:1: Maple Ate, Stamford. (‘onn at? at
FOR SALE l-‘I\‘lt‘. LARGE
and invite pilot. innutulto Spit;-
aone. Ninth ’l‘;i)lor Ave. South New
walla.
iii? in
FOR SALE ill lIi 11S l\'l‘ 1' it.\
three l'..'|i till»! stile. [out 2111 t It...
A (‘iillill‘l' illl' Milli" one No i‘t'm'll‘lltlilit‘
offer refused. Mi it (‘. ltltode ininiitl
_\t‘Zii'iillI.1.S. ten puiieln tutti em'itetels
HUGS
”all but “il'ti‘ bt'oodt-r ltetitet' ll 1‘ i
i.t-.\lt’i'. 'i'uruptke. illii'lt‘ll pl? :1:
Edwina“into-:1 (on not...
Iiiiiitt-l inquire It; (iltttnootl »\\'.c
\'nt‘v.:tllt Illii lit
FOR SALE \l‘tltl-l \tll 1t litl\l1-.
life ltnp;n With a \llllil. ”or more
N‘illMllH‘ “ii: entertain you' for an
I‘\t‘liillll pith th.» Ytetot- free, If you
tlnd the Victor a real pleasure, pa) 111
on vilS)‘ tetntn if you prefer. t‘ttll and
hear ilte illltiti record». Steinert'u. in
South limit St ,South Nornttlk nlii tit
FOR SALE" lliniS
Sil‘t‘li if you buy now,
uuarnnimul like new.
bury. Jt‘Wuli, \l‘ein-r Pianos. nlno l‘iuu'
ola 'lttnint. Steinert'a. 11‘» South Main
St. South Norwalk. niil tit
3.30 Ti) Sititi
All tliene plnnms
Steinway. Wood.
FOR SALE .-\l.l. 'l‘lll-I i..\'l‘l-ZS'I‘
popular music at Stelnert'n. Special
IlliiSit‘ lor teachers Stelnebt's, it: So,
Main St.. South Norwalk. , nill tit
We must have no ninerurea,"
ilte reloruter.
“Well," replied Senator Sorghum.
thoughtfully. "notnetlniea I'm In doubt
as to which makes the most trouble
the fellow: with nineeuroa or thoae
who work overtime trotting In . the
wny.”-\\'anbln-gion Star.
va~4~
"Whom are you going to give tltono
ciaarn to?"
"To the Janitor.
uivo us more heat."
“Why. 1 thought I heard you abutt-
inn ltttn terribly. thin morning."
"My dear woman, you don’t think I
dare mldreaa the Janitor like that. l
was tulkluit to the laudlord."-~—l.lppln-
cott'a Magazine.
no that he will
l’rrobabiy lntt a «mall pcrcentaite
of the litthcrmun who use lites «tron-g
with lino translucent "output" are
aware that the almost unbreakable
substance that holds the hooks attaintti
the timeout ulrumtlon of the struck
llah come from hilltwormn.
"1 have it note to meet innit week,
and lm afraid i won 't have the whore
withnl."
"Well, don‘t borrow trouble."
"No; what i want to borrow Is a
little money. (‘ouid you spare a ton?"
«Washington ltlcrald.
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A woman can rent a hungeiaw for
at: weeku for 840 and speak of It as
her country estate.
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What mallet-t a girl believe ltt tho
brntna of a innit she loves it: for him
not to have any.
Politics begins at the exact «not
when: principal loam 031‘
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. ilienetit of his health.
said ‘
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Court. November 18. A. 1).. 1911.
of No rwuik. in said district, deceased.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Ndi‘walk, on. Probate
Estate of filbirt A. Woodward. late
Ordered. That the trustee of that
HOYT’S
certain trust created in and by the will
of said deceased primarily for the ben-
efit of John B. Woodward, exhibit its
account to thin court for adJustment at
the Probate office in Norwnik, on the
4th day of lineombcr, i911. ut- 3:30
o’clock afternoon; and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notl~
MUSEMENTS
. HOYT'S THEATRE.
orously enforcing:
An Act Concerning Billiard and Pool
Be it enacted by the Senate
#001. AND IILLIARD noon 1.11 t;
First Selectman Avtm Calls an»
tion in Proprietor-I to u.
- First Selectmaunlfred Avalon, of
Norwaik, wishes to call the atteniifn .
of‘all pool and billiard room proprio‘
tort-i to this new law, which be in rh-
Iloome. '
and
blouse of Representatives in can
oral Assembly convened:
‘ but Broadway bout. to the Com-
THEATRE
HIT OF ALL HITS. You'll laugh tlll
you cry. A breath of Youthful
Charm. An Ocean of Joy
The Seven Komicai
Kidlets .
Ali out-panning in Song. and Dune-
u and Remarkable Clover Comed-
lam. Presenting a delightful to.
cident of childhood. entitled.
"LITTLE FRANK AND TINY
GERTRUDE." Songs, Wit, Danc-
u. Thou-and smiles, hundred
lanolin.
At‘all three performance: yesterday
afternoon and evening Hoyt's Theatre
was again filled to its capacity to
witneus tho heat vaudeville which in
playing at this popular and pretty play-
house for the balance of the week.
‘i'ou laugh till you cry at the Seven
'Komlcal Kldlets in their songs and
dances preheating the delightful in~
cidenta of school days. They are in»
dead very funny. and were compelled
to answer several curtain calla. Mae
Devlin & Company. atngcland'a intuit.
piquant. player. in The Girl From You-
korn. is certainly a funny sketch from
start to finish.
she has a very “taking"
takes everything that her
movo that’s worth anything Angle
her new friend, discowrs that
any,
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION—Th0
cdy Sketch line. Stagoiand'u Moat
quuant Player his watch. stick pin and his gills}
' . . bracelet. as well as his telephone and
Mac Devhn & C0. coat and hat. The Three (iamonsi
and their two trick dogs are an ex-!
continually strong act and an entire
novelty to the theatre going public.'
Lillian Bender. the girl with the vio-
lin, ll an ccolleut musician and one
In Frederick J. Seaman‘s Sun
prise Comedy Triumph, "THE
GIRL FROM YONKERS."
Wm m...
MOST FASCINATINO BEAUTIES
from Melody Lane
Amelia Springers’Win-
ning Four
Giving a Swan! Song Cycle In
with tones so sweet. The Four Win '
new In their popular songs in a rent
line number. all four girls
splendid voices.
loctlonn in a rat-i charming manner.
On Monday an entire new program
fled thereof, the said trustee will cause
thin order to be published in a newspa-
per having a circulation in said dis-
trict at least live days before said 4thi
day of Decetnber.1911.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge i
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
r
I’llrtrlci of Norwalk. an. I’rohatei
(out'i November iii, A. I). 1911,
Estate. of 1 thin A \loodwatd late
‘rooms in such town, city or borough. .
Application and fees for conducting
public billiard 'or. pool room:
Section 1. The first selectman of
our town, the chief of police of any
city, and the warden or any borough
may grant permits to suitable perm
to conduct public billiard and pool
as the case may be. and may revoh
any permit so issued by him for can” .
found after due hearing. The Use of . ,
of \‘otwnik. in said district, deceased am billiard 0" ”00‘ table ‘0"- the W” i ‘
Ordained That the trustee of that:
certain-trust created in and by the.
Icembcr 1911
' lilstrltt of NOI'Wliik SS.
1(I‘ourt, .\ovetnber 17. A i)
that plays excellent and classy music Norwallt. in said district. deceased.
i a fiernttion:
will of said deceased primarily for the
benefit of Frank W. Woodward, ex
htblt its account to this court for ad-
Afi Mina Devlin Hays. Juattncnt. at the, Probate office in Nor-
and; walk. on the. ith day of December
hand canilllll. at .'l: ill) o'clock afternoon; and
that all persons interested in said on»
' tale may be notified thereof the said
““‘- trustee will cause this Order to be
pretty. Innocent country girl that hlai published in a newspaper
mother will like has relieved hint (iiii‘irl‘llimiml i" “3‘ d (“Sim-‘1:
having a
at least
lite days beiotc said-1th day of Ile-
ilENllY W. GREGORY.
Judge. '
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Probate
1911.
Estate of Harriet Aymar. late of
Ordered That the trustee of that
lccrtaln trust created in and by the hill
:of said deceased. exhibit its account
h“'“‘ to this court for adjustment. at the
’l‘bcy render their se-I i’tobate office In .\'orwalk. on the 1th
'lO o clock
and that all persons inter-
day of December 1911 at 3:
_ permit has been granted. or the carry.
.such business is to be carried on, and
unless sooner revoked.
Eaut’horlty granting the same the cum ‘ ‘
Charming Concert.
mum...
Ringling Brotbon‘ Recent Primal M-
let-tied in said estate may be notified
09““ ““1 ”" doubt it will be 0’ ”‘9 ' thereof the said trustee will cause this
same high class order as be past ones order to be published in a newspaper
months. or both.
pose of gaming within any billiard or
pool room lot the tonduct of which a
tug on within such billiard or pool
room of any game of chance shall be
sufficient cause for the revocation of
such permit or for the refusal of a re-
newal of such permit. All application!
for such permits shall be in writing,
and shall describe the place where
such billiard or pool room is to be lo-
cated and state the number of tables
to be used therein and the name of
the proprietor thereof. Every such
permit shall designate the place when
shall continue in force for one you -
lvery person
receiving such permit shall pay to at.
of $10 gor the use of the municipality.
Any person who conducts. operate... w I
maintains. or keeps open a public'lfl- '-
liard or pool room without such pet-
mit shall be lined not more than 850
or imprisoned not more than if!
limit“: a circulation in said district. l
OVEROONE AND UNDERDONE.
traction. World's Greatest Exem-
plar. of Advanced Physical Cui-
mm
The 3 Gamons
and Their Canine Comedians. who
Amara and Mouse in Feats of On
usual Difficulty.
THE FLORID VIOLINISTE
Lillian Bender
Making cm‘sl‘cat Munlc u Popu.
tar u Ragtime.
HOYT HARMONISTS —- Seicctlom
Soottttngly Smittng Seriousness or
Smllu.
Emmi-II Should Not Be Omitted in
Ad Writing but Superlatlvu
An advertiser. in exploiting his ain-
tnutiitton of publicity. tnnnt occasion-
all) sue that the problem to be en-
an artistic chef. or head cook. lie
can. in other horde. overdo his busi-
ness. or tall short of nuct‘ens In his
otor)‘.
There are. alwuyn things to be. said
that most or can be aptly presented:
and that. really. in almont all ensea
can be made profitably convincing.
'l‘o lente these out. for negative or in-
titfferent considerations. is to destroy“
the pltlt and pun-er of your atlverllsei
inept
In other words. a
Initial not until the
full nptvret lotion,
and mile to net
ttnatton should naturally desire to
have it get there. lint it does not not
there if there are qualifications to its
statements, or ititiltt‘einelila left out.
The “ttttderiioinn” that In Juntlfiable
is that utilrh presents the worth of
cold. and yet does not tieaerlbe u an
anything more titan other. For to
have the public find out. Mien you (10
it. that you are giving better than
you protnlao, In to draw them to the
More and attach them to you with
books of steel.
THE HOYT SCOPE. with Photo Play
businenn story
Film: Far Above the Average.
mim‘lliiliiil to its
A urlter who pay
ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Stamford
LEWIS J CODY STOCK CO.
Chan Coo. Prop. Harry Dull. Mgr.
Week of Nov. 13
“THE CHARITY BALL"
Popular Prices. Good train connec-
tlom between here and Stamford. Con.
aldercd the but. Stock Co. in the State.
Next Week, “Northern Lights"
MR. THERIAULT ENTERTAINS.
Nelson Titerlnuii, of West avenue.
who recently returned front a sojourn
ltt flitntlt‘eaL where he went for the
was ucmt‘tled n
nelmnilna party by a number of his
frtendu last evening. The affair wait a
happy one throughout and Mr. Titer-
lnnll proved to be an excellent. boat.
Games were played and musical seieo
tloua enjoyed. Later refreshment“
were served to which all did ample
Justice. It wan a late hour when the
guests departed. all wittlitng their host
the beat of luck and health In the
future.
it 111 not possibly loudly to over- -icont-
mend. indeed.
tlaer to read Emerson‘s very brief cs-
any on “The Superlntlte“ befote
sits down to dcactlbo “bat be pro
peace to do in a loudness way.
undo what it attempts if the one wt
Bane mentality.
Oil! and declamatory rather than amu-
montativc; to awnxaer and put on
.,__.. .., “Wow...“ .m. .wn...
COMMISSIONERS O0 OVER NEW
TROLLEV.
Member: of the public nillltlea com» oft...“ "ton, and all this work: for
RIINBIOH and the (lilnllliiltiitlll auxin detriment
eer, l‘ C. hlwoil of \‘ew llaven wont
tl\t'l‘ the. new branch of the Slim be said in hard to command Still it
i. too Flectricnl Railway tvnntmny be» h” the power to bring the exact truth
tween New Haven and tluilfovd yes.‘ on your aide. it is likely, too. to be
tcrdny on a tour of luapeciion. 'f'ho “pcompnnled in brevity and an ,ap-
trip was ended about noon and it is. pooling manner. its nrltnmonia, or the
stated that it wont found by the com- unbalance of it hit: “I dont claim to
tnlaaioncrn to be in such aliape that have the beat of everything colon. to
regular service on the line can basin My” make mistaken. or to be the
Monday'bnrrlng unforeseen trouble. only one in my field and territory.
WWW-”M"- For there are others. I only say. it!
LUC'A HELP!” MEETING. mo and what I have to offer. and i
There will be a meeting of the lite think on will find all you ask."
via Helporn at the home of Mrs, i-tovr.i w_..,_...._...-...
ard liivory, Ponnoycr street, ROWE)“ HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ton. Monday, November 2011]. An MahackcmOw-C. 1;“ mm. 1.. ‘1. Row
especially lame attendance hi tlcnlred
era. 1.. W. Sears. 1). 1’. Freedman, W.
and every lady is requested to make
. C. O'Donnell. .lr.. C. 1). Seniors. New
“ ”"0”“ “"0" ‘0 "“ present. M ”“3“ York: w. A Dryer lirooitlyn: tinorgc
“0111‘ Of imiiOI'Ial'lCO Win [Hi tilnculsod. 1) Lebanon, 9‘”me ii. A. Libbey,
Tilt! ifliiitatt Will iflilt‘ H10 2‘ 25 OM‘ "0111 HRI‘UOI‘O’ L R. linribntt Wil-ton‘ H
mm” 8 drug store. W. Chapman. P. W. Crosby. George E
”'"“"“ elitts. Samuel Oreenntein, Bridgeport;
”HIRING ACOOK' 8. O. Barnum.” iianbury; .1. iii. Lay-
"" 1 “M “W vim: mm. M“ 1 ton, r a Smith, F. n. Lawton. n. a.
"lint with the family!" exclaimed W ' , . ‘ .
Mrs. Bubbubn. 'Whr. i'it tire u did. When tins vacant __prcpcrty crown
« ”7 William!!!“ pain it imam Want
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Carefully Avoided. l
tt‘outt Ninetuber 9 A. IL.
countered is not dissimilar to that of‘ot xttrwnlk. in said tiisiritl.
The l‘ourt of Probate tor the liis~.
limited and:
a “H‘hl‘lflgi‘ to its desw
This nhunning of the “nuperlntite” i
1 tititiue etory adver»
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hei
gal least five daxs before said lib day
till liet ember. ltitt.
11h. 'RY \l'. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTIOE
ilriil‘if'i of \‘ornalk. Sit, Probate
1911
i liolnmedicu late
dl’i‘t used.
I-‘xtnte of Ann I.
trict of Nora-ttlk. hath
allowed six months from the date
hereof :ot' the. creditorn of said estate
.to exhibit their claims for settlement.
their
w i t b i r.
'l‘hone who neglect to present
:tctounts. properly attested.
said tune. will bu debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate aro-
i‘l‘tlllt’uit‘li to make. linntedinw payment
.
in
MINER it ItANiiAiJ“
till i\' 2.“: Executor.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
liisttitt of .\or unlit. ss.
t‘ottrl. \ittttnber lift it. 1911.
listntu of (leorxe W. Smith, late of
\t‘t‘n‘llik. in said district. detensed.
Ordered.
his administration this
iii‘t’Olllll i0
t‘ourt tor adjustment. at the Probate.
; tiiiit‘e
in .\'o:'\\:tik. on the ‘Jlbt day of
November. lull. :11
noon; and iiilti all persons interested
ill said estate may in- uotllletl thereof,
the executor trill cause this order to
be pnhhched iii a newspaper hating a
circulation in mid district. at least
five days before said flat day of No-
vumber. illli.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
till lb '33 Judge.
Public Auction
11y order of the Superior Court glv~
en \oientber 3,1911 the property
:known as \utnher 1:1 llawlon avenue.
Ila the (‘ity of South .\'oraalk. t‘onncctl
h i an wrlativc la a it to overdo and (ill
T t I ‘ mi the premises on the Zt'nth day of No-
But equnblllly 0! utterance. it may about fifty
will be sold at Public Auction on
\eutber lllil at‘locloek p in. Terms
lnvo ken it does not hate a stable and.“ sale 10 per cent. of the purchase
It it! iii)! to be Domll‘i price payable on day of pale balance
ion or before December 1th, 1911. Said
lptoperty in bounded and described as
Hollow: All that certain tract or pur-
alra- “Ni ‘0 all.“ “Ni "ii“ it “’1‘” i” . eel of litnd with the buildings thereon
“a“. Mum-ed inotnad of reporting cOI 'ntantltng. attained in the Town of Non
walk and bounded northerly one bun-
dred forti- moron anti onohalf (117%)
feet by land of Henry Berg: easterly
151)) feet by ilatvlew ave
uuc; southerly about one hundred lifty
tlhlil feet by land of Oliver F3. 'l‘row-
bridge; and westerly about fifty trail
feet by land of John H. (tape. deceased.
WILLIAM W. “ANN.
nil fl lit Auctioneer.
VERIFYING HIS STATEMENT.
Old Mr. and Mrs. Smiioy were giv-
ing their annual party. and Mr. Smil-
ey was making his usual speech.
"For forty years have my good wife
and i traveled hand in hand down
llfo'a thorny path." he said. "in all
those years not one single harnh. hitti-
ty. unkind word has passed our lipn.
isn‘t that true. mother?”
"Mother" had quietly fallen asleep
on the sofa. and an be laid but hand
caressinitiy on her shoulder nhe snort-
ed defiantly and said uharpty:
"Get up yourself and light the fire.
Sam. 1 iii It int, and 131 us you far
enoulit before [’11 do it this morning,
yon-- Oh. oh. iwia-why, I mutt have
drop all to nioepl"
mow
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i’lililiiie;
That the executor mhibit,
iii o'clock fort?
“Add 1‘ think » you'd boil“ have
cmcuasrm 8 rats
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I'lllc In Bed Ind 00H lentil:
lion‘s. utl diam!!- Blue limb
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know we carry only the
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our large trade.
Norwalk Chronicler