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""" WANTED. TO LET
WANTED ~-— TABLE ilOARDERS. To LET-~Slx- ROOM 'iiOi'SE. iM
inquire 17 Union St. n23 :lt. provemcnts. 46 Fort St. inquire :l
WANTED—ROOMER. YOUNG MAN
with references. One willing to care
tl‘or furnace in exchange for room rent.
Pleasant room on first floor. Address
Monte. Norwalk P. 0. n28 it
WANTED~FREE RENT OF ROOM
for elderly lady who is willing to pay
for light and heat. (Van cook on own-
er‘s stove. Address Cottage. Norwalk
1’. 0. mill it
WANTED-1» ilY SATURDAY. MAN
as cook. Inquire 13s Washington St..
corner Water St. mm (It
Haiii'ord Place. East Norwaik. n28 lit
70 LET—~FIVE ROOMS iN GOOD
condition; gas and furnace: rent near
amiable.
n28 3t
TO LET-FOFR noous. son 37.
inquire of George Kceler. trill Wash-
Ington St.. South Norwalk. n28 Ill
T0 LET«19 Pii'I‘NAM AW“... HAM“
of double house. New dining table.
chairs. dishes. parlor rug. t‘lt‘.. for
sale.
mini Ave.
Tel. 27152. iiL’s‘ 2h
WANTED—~ MALE HELP. 8?» TO 87
daily selling New Fibre Brooms; ittll
per coitt. profit; every woman will
buy. ilegiii canvass at once. Samples
by express. 30 cents. Wynne llroom
(to. lrllniira, N. Y. n27 iii
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l. LOST
LOST A lli'li) lRiSlI
:llitilll sown months old.
motion will in:
S. t‘. li‘t‘lliiltl.
South Norwulk.
Si“ T'l‘E It.
An) infot-
gratefully received by
NO. Ill Hail-s liOlli‘l.
li‘Jh‘ lit
LOSTA HANK HOOK NO. man, is-
sueti on the South Not-walk Savings
flank. l“illtli‘l‘ will please- return to
‘r‘iank. as payment has been stopped.
n21 28 (if.
LOST“\\'()l;l"il(il'.\'ll. FICMAIJC.
about lillll‘gl'tiwnl long white hair. tun
hpots on shoulder and ears, slender
build. long nose. Itoy Gerard. Janit-
saii’s Market, Bust Norwuiit. Tel.
35%. 1127 iii
FOUND.
Fouuomimmn .iILAt‘K poo.
with white on breast. silver mounted
collar; license tax No. 47722. Call til
Anderson's Launch Winks. Oyster
Shell i’olnt. .\‘orwuik. n28 it
BUSINESS NO'I‘ICES.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS illttli‘iclillY
installed moan added comfort to your
home. Let no talk it over with you.
White Electric Company. 37 Water St.
l’hoiio 342-12. 1127 iii
NASH'B MODERN GOQDYE It
boot and shoe repair shop. , All ki
custom made work. Fit and comfort
“guaranteed. as Wpst Washington St.
iiiiil illicit"
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court November 25. A. 1).. tall
Estate at Mattie ii'liominedieu late
or Norwnlk. in said tilstrltit deceased
()rderéd. That" the executrixgxhihlt
hot administration account to this
«curt for adjustment. at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the lith day of
limpinher, 1911. at 2 o’clock after-
noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
the oxenutrlx will cause this order to
he. published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least
five days before said lith day of De-
number. 1911.
tinNitv w. GREGG Y.
- this.
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
(‘ourt. November iii. A. 1).. Hill
Estate or John J. Moiiarty. bite of
Not-,wallt in said district, deceased.
'i he Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hcrcot ~cr
ilw creditors of said estate to ash it
their claims for settlement. rum
w 0 contact to pgsflit their mean“.
“napalm, attests within .IIId times
be dsba barred da recovery. All per»
soils indebted to said to are re-
quested to make inimcdlst payment ,
KATHilliiiN '
38 dli iii A igOdidfi'Wt.
' Joseph R. 'l‘sylor.
T0 LETw- li‘IVIi} ROOMS. Ni). ll t'ti'i‘
tuizti St.. East .\‘orwulk. Rent reason-
able. “37 ill
To LET ”A .i*‘
house. seven rooii ..
centrally located.
tor two antos.‘ inquire
()l~‘
all improvements.
Also burn suitable
Fifi South Main
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T0 LET-A-VSIX ROOMS (‘iiliVF It
of Main St. and North .-\\n.. \or-
walk: rent 8i 1. inquire Mitt hell‘ 5
Furniture Store ol. 1 if
garden.
’14 East
lit? in
ltltlllii-l. iiith luiptotciiit-iits;
chicken house. Rent 814.
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TO LET—wA'I‘ i'.‘ l.O\\'.\’ilEri A\'l‘1..
five large rooms and bath. ilrsl floor:
adults only; t-lionp rent to right party.
Inquire after .3 p. iii.. I'.’ Lunatics Ave.
it'll lit
TO LET-~ TWO HARNS AND Siiidii.
23 Elizabeth St. inquire Mrs. ltdsa
'I‘iirlov. 10‘: Taylor Ave. n37 ti‘
TO LET"- TWO SIX-ROOM (‘OT-
times for til and 88 ii month. in llarlen.
(in trolley line. five iniiiues' walk from
center of town. Address E. S. Austen.
ilarieu. n35 :lt
T0 LET—JMMEDIA'RE I’DSSES
ulou. six nice. light. airy rooms. at is
Academy St. Norwaik; partial llil'
provemeiits. inquire of I). 8. Hull. or
on premises, n25 lit
ET (‘II AI’IGI. 8T.. DOWN
sialros. mil rooms. think bids._ $7.50;
iiouae. Woodbury Ave. :35; up stairs.
Munroe SL. 014; dd‘ivn stairs. Monroe
a St.. 816; part of house, Rowaytou. Sill;
house. Main St. Norwnik. $35; Straws
berry ilili. second floor. 88; Strawber-
ry Hill. first floor. 010; basement suit:
able for plumber. shoemaker. etc”
07. 50; two iloors for light manufactur-
lnai. barn at Rowayton. Raymond
Bros. n35 lit
TO LIT-«FIVE ROOMB, PART iM-
movements. reasonable rent. inquire
R. .Ioseiovsky, East Norwaik. aid if
TO LETo‘HOIISh}, SEVEN ROOMS.
79 Woodward Ave; rent dill. inquire
at The South Norwalk Trust Co.
70 Lav-«OFFICES lN COLEBURN
building. corner Main and Wall Sta.
Heat. and all modern iinn-ovomcnts.
Apply to H. F. Coleburn. 2 Wall St"
Norwalk. 04 if
110 Len—"umosa nouns." at
Union BL; “rooms. all conveniences.
The Hatch e Bailey Co. mi! if
10 LIT~HAMILTON A'VilMHAiill‘
of! two-family house, it rooms. and 0
room flat: at improvsmsiitl: toad con-
liltioa; one block Trom‘railrcsd Italian
The condition of Mrs. William A.
Ambler. of Union PII'it. is exceeding-
ly critical. Mrs. Ambler passed a
fairly comfmhly night. but is quite
law this attornccn. ‘“
and refuse in South .Norw‘slk on
modality. Thanksgivins‘bsy. .
‘ .
w evening Ind
y'l'ltnrsiiay.
inquire 76 Washington St.“
inquire liconurd Robins. iii l‘ut-'
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lltll'llIJ'.
TO LET FIRST roooii, SI} \"Il \‘l
There will he no collicllon of ashes,
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sort SALE.
FOR BALEwVERY INTELLIGENT
St. Bernard dog. one year old. Would
like to soil at once. Call fill Osborn
Ave. East Norwsik (first floorl.
n28 3t
FOR sate—noon FAME; cow
will be fresh in January. 51 First 8L.
East Norwnlk. mill at
FOR 8ALE~GIIEATEST BARGAIN
cvgr offered. Will build two‘faniily
house in best section l-zsst Norwaik,
oiiiy’tztlz’td; stint) rash. Shows iii per
cent. on investment. "or 2l2. .\‘cr
walk. 11:? 3t
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FOR SALE ----- Tm JV DOLLARS WIL L}
inn a fiiil dross still good list now; ‘Hi
int he! thest moiisult- Address t-iiili,
rnro i-k-iiliiiel. _ at? ‘i
FOR SALE i‘lAVOS 350 TO stun}
3“"th ii‘ ion buy now. These pittntllt
weir ranted during tile summer soasqp
and ate guarantor like. new. Stain-
woy. Womibury, Jewell. Weber, also
l’iiiuoia Pianos. Htolnert’u. ill South‘
{Main St. South Not'tvalk liL’d till
i ‘FOR SALE DUI‘S YIII It PIANO
‘work: tilt. days in a tutti " Let its shun 5.
roll the i’iiinola Plano Iilfirroiit and;
lllll supoiior than the player pinuou.
Silent pianos taken in t-whuiiue Sit‘ilir
ill South Main St. South Non.
liilli til i
FOR SALE “A Nl‘ W “(H SI) “Trill
all imprt'ivelilnlitil. on can) terms on
'l.inrolii Ava. inquire of the l‘;nited
literary or Raymond Grocery l‘ o.
n20 tf
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PROFESSIONAL
MUSIC TEACHERS' DIRECTORY—-
I’liilio pupils will find it to their ad-
Vlillliiil‘ to inquire here for flood leach
era. Sieinert's. ill South Main St.
South Nora-silt. n23 lit
POLiTics LIVES/”tit MERIDEN.
Democrats and Republicans HIvs
Named Tickets and There Will
Be ThrII- Others.
MERIDEN, Nov. Bit—«Lively politics
are ahead of the Mcriden voters. The
Democrats and Republicans named
their city tickets last night and now
three other tickets are in the field
with six-Senator Francis Atawtor to
head the Independent Democrats and
the independent Republican tickets.
which are kept separate. The balance
of these tickets are the nominees on
the party tickets in: night. The 80-
Of.
Mr. AIw‘Iter In ginning as In in-
pendent favors the nboiishmcnt of cer-
tain appointive chines and other econ-
omies which he believes would reduce
the tax rate a half l1illi. and also In-
vhr a liberal observance of the Sun-
day.
The Democrats have nahiod Dr. C.
H. 8. Davis for mayor. while Daniel J
Donovan. who mg in the last last-ls-
turo. is the..itcpubitcsn nominee.
Congressman Reilly will be in
charge of“ the straight Democratic
campaigns Mr. Atwgtcr will make his
own independent canvass.
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MRO. O'IAUOHNEOOV'O CAO!
‘ uORVv.
Nil WYORK. Nov. 28. --'l‘he fate of
Mrs. Francis 0' Shanghnsdsy, who
slew her husband, Odom lost. it”.
"to little his commitment with“thc
Jury this afternoon; Width“ tsltliih
ended yesterday. and hen court open.
ed today dim roman halibut the sum-
ming up of counsel and the lads"
chassis hit the jury to hear. The law-
J yqrs cursed to take but an hour each
TO
would not require more than fifteen
inilniites.
rialists have I ticket before the vot- ‘
always ready for use. you can carry
lightitoalywheayouwsntit.
The P
trim-hp
A woman often does not notice
what a cold day it is so long as she
is bustling around the house. But
when she sits down to her sewing and
mending. she soon feels chilly.
it is then she needs a Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater.
Its quick. glowing heat warms up I room in next to no time.
That is the beauty of I Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater. It is
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'mmmimdtiafin at. mndwpldafiiwkh
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Standard Oil Company
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Now Being Presented. Leek. Liston.
Linger. A Grand Holiday of Superb
Vaudeville. At the Theatre of Ov-
varwhclming Popularity.
HOYT’ S
THEATRE
THE PLAYHOUSE PERFECT
7......
The World's Greatest Aggregation of
Animals. Bamum A Bailey's Prin-
cipal KingI of Animal Kingdom.
Mm. Zero and Her
Wild Animal Group
Comprising Aflicau Lions. Tigers.
Pantherm~8nrl Ind Pumas. All
performing seemingly impossible
feats. Th. Monument of Grown-
upI and Delight at the Children.
Come and see these Wild Animals.
in their brilliant dons and magnifi-
cent cages. it will be In event mem-
orable in their lives forever after.
EXTRA ADDED FEATURE-Tho Star
ling Legitimate Star
Margaret Hatch
and her Splendid Company. In the
Uproarious Fares Triumph. "WHY
BILLY BINNED." Th. N. Y. World
says:. "it is fifteen minutes of com.
tinusd laughter."
OUR COUNTRY COUSIN
William Banker
Rural Gongs. Dances and Robs Com-
Idy.
EUROPEAN 'GYMNAOTS EXTRAOR
OINARY
Lee Harringtons
Thrilling Espiolts In Mid-Air
TH! WINSOMI BEAUTY
Dorothy Stone
'Ths Camera Girl. In Iwcst longs and
Colin.
THE HOVTOOOPI, IIWIyI Enjoyable.
showing Latest Films Without Flick-
» or lye Strain.
HOVT HAIMONIOTI. rendering the
lost headway Hits.
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on. ma
ALHAMBRA p‘I'I-IIA'i’RI. Otsmford
Lewis J. Cody Occult Company ‘
WIIlt Nov. 27. with lstrs Thanksgiw
ing.DTy Matinee; Thursday. Nov. 80.
A VALle-A OoIIII Comedy
Next Week the Voting cutest Winner
"Under leathers titles." Rainier mat-
liiII Wed. and to!" a: so.
TEN» way-W ...,.7 7w» annual-Avg WM“ articular-v ”Wadi.
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NOTICE .
. Mayor‘s Office. .
South Norwslit. Conn.
Notice is hereby given that it most-
lii oi the Board of Estimate and Tax-
st on at this city will he held at the
Council Chamber on Tuesday. Deccan
her it. iiili. It 8 o’clock p. in. to re-
colts Ill Ultimate omits amounts re-
Oil!“ by each department of tics city
government for the fiscal year. to hear
all miss who may desire to be heard
relative to the Ionic or my alma-
‘tlfllil thmct. and to nicks any alters--
lions in said estimates or appropria-
tions, to flit iii. in: no. no to inane
any additional ”promotions Is Mil.
ssh ii doom
listed at riot-wills, Omit!»
Zdlh any ct "WW“ lit 1
‘to attract largo audiences. and many
people wonder how such good shows
i William linker.
AMUSEMENTS,
HOY'P'S THEATRE.
An entire new bill opened at iioyt's
'l‘heatrc. yesterday afternoon. Be
cause of Its high class it is expected
can be given here for such a small ud~
mission. Mnic. Zara makes her lions.
leopards and numbers perform won-
derful foals. The novelty acrobat.
Lea Horrinxtones. in his mid-air tests
and comedy work is exceptionally tine.
as the Rube, was a
Prof. Notation. of tile UhlerIIty of
Chicago. Tells New Oh. Man
'Oould Do It;
CHICAGO, Nov. ilk—Accordion to
Prof. i". it. Mention. of the Unlvor—Il
sity of Chicago, one man is all that
would be required to play a baseball.
game on Phobus~cne of the two
moons of Mars-provided the man
could live in a place without atmo'
sphere. Prof. Moulton desorlbcd the
manner or play, in addréssinx a church
society last night on "Earthllke Pian-
ets.” .
"Our one man team would first take
the position of pitcher." he said. "and
throw the ball horizontally. The ball
would go all the way around the moon.
He would then have time to get a bat
and strike at it. if he missed it he
could take his three strikes. then put
on his mask. glove and chest protec~
tor and catch himself out when the
Most of 01.000” fists do» to
Widow and Ohlidrsn.
The will of the late Millard Fillmore
Smith president of the clothing am
of Smith, Gray at 00., New York and
treasurer of the Brooklyn Standard
Union. was offend for probate yeston
day. The value of the estate is con-
siderably more than 01,000,.000 and
aside from home small bequests it is
placed in trust, the income to be given
to the widow and children. One of Mr.
Smith's promotion was Shemeid'on-
the-Sound in Norwalk Harbor. \
The New York city house at 66!
Bedford arcane and the‘summer'homo
at Ticonderoga with their contents go
to the widow. Christ's Episcopal
' Church in the Eastern District and the
Eastern District branch of the Y. M. c.
A. each $1,000. and there are five M
‘ quests of 8500 each to personal friends.
All the employees of the Hanova‘
ball came around the fourth time. lClub and the Brooklyn Club and 0! the
“in case he hit the bail and it Turkish baths connected with them
hounded. he could play the part of an who have been employed there 101' t ‘
infielder by picking the bali'iip as it year or more receive each a bequest of
came bounding around the moon. He 05 00 a
then could throw to first and catch The executors Edward S. Smith a
himself out. on the base as the bail son of the deceased, Nellie. 8 Mom.
came around again. If he till a fly in a daughter; George Hadd‘en and PI“!
place of a grounder he‘mlsht draw on 'E. Jones, are empowered t0 50“ ll-
his glove and playing the part of the their discretion the stock and interest
center fielder. catch himself out. .owned by the testator in‘the Smith.
"A strong butter might make a home Gray 8: Co. firm.
run. This would mean that he struck “-
the ball so hard that it went beyond WESTPORT MAN “NED-
the attraction of this moon and struck
on the planet Mars. it would be what Threatening Ozuattozsco.‘ Samuel
we call over the fence. it cost Samuel Couiter of Westport I
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UNITED srArEs WILL NOT m- I” “I“ momms 1“ “‘9 CW 00‘1“» «"
TERFERE NBrIdgeport for threatening to shoot
. Samuel Kaine. Saturday evening. Ho
"ONDON‘ Nm.28‘—‘An ofhciai d‘B' pleaded not guilty to the charge of
patch frm 'St. Peleraburg states that carrying concealed weapons. ,
the American government has notified Officer James utennon, who and.
Russia that it does not intend to in- the arrest. stated that no weapon ‘7" .
terfere in support of w" Morgan found on Coulter. but that be was
shustcr. a financial adviser to the Per-l drunk. The arrest was made at the
clan government corner of Broad and Courtland .
The present intention of the Rus- streets. - 7.
also government is understood to be'
that it will demand the dismissal of
Mr. Shooter. An indemnity will he
demanded in order to recoup the cost censor train from Waterbury on tin
of the destintch of troops to Persia. Highland division of the New York. ‘
The latter will remain where they are New Haren and Hartford railroad. ‘
at present assembled unless -it should crashed Into the rear end of a tutti
be necessary for tin-tn to advance so, train west of the station here Iain
as to enforce Russia's wishes. lyesterdsy. smashing the caboose. Th.
~. ~— passengers of the train were shaken
if you want your "business" to be- up. but no‘one was injured.
come the talk of the town. tell about it ‘ .
through a Sentinel “Want" Ad.
- CRASH NEAR HAWLEYVILLE.
’ HAWLEYVILLE. Nov, 28.--A pil-
l
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
n.9-m
scream. not only in his nppearanro. hut .
in his songs and rural muted), and:
took lllt' housi- by storm. llorotliyl
Stone. the Neil iiiiiltley girl. has a;
“Pit. clear \‘ilil‘t‘. and lit her oxrltisivcé
minus was good. .\larssrcl Iiatrli and?
Company. in their amusing filit'fl‘lhi
"Why itiliy Stoned.“ were very funtiy.i
the production being full of good,
clean toniedi. The motion pictures
were exceptlonnilt line without a tilt it
night and tomorrow
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WOMAN‘ 3 MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
SIVIraI Changes Made in the Person-
nel of Committees.
The November meeting of the Wo-
man‘s Municipal League. of South
Norwaik. yesterday afternoon. at
"liockcllffe.” the home of Miss [-3. 1.
Board. was largely attended.
The reports of the various commit»
tees aho’wud they wore biiaily‘workiiig
and getting good results.
During November. L350 persons
visited the Rest Room. The tea held
there November lawn a great suc-
cess. not only socially hut dnaurlniiy.
a substantial aunt havint been not-
ted. —
Borne changes were nflide in com-
mittees. Mrs. Henry P. Morgan was
added to the committee on schools:
the membership committee is now as
follows, Miss ill. 1. Board. Mesdamos
10.0. Wilkinson. H. O. Bailey and
Miss Ocoraisnns Clinton: the Junior
Civic League committee. his-dame-
G. N. McKibhih. William Church.
Philip Smith, Robert Slicocit. O. E.
Wood 5nd Miss Ruth Kendall.
This committee will immediately ra-
some the League work among the
school children. The Junior Civic
LOCI!” will most on alternate Fridays:
8:16 p. in. All school children. eight
years of age and over. are eligible to
membership. ' ‘
The proposed mass meeting of all
the woman‘s organisations in town
has been postponed until the return or
the speaker, who is now in Egypt.
Due notice will be given of the lad
usry meeting at the league.
”—1! lisnn't the time to exercise
9. Doom Racists trill prevent
constipation. The itiducd I mild.
my. healthful action or the bowels
rigour), plat. Ask your drum tor
Issrucusks is cuss.
statistics cilia. .. “um
or or eye strain. This bill continues to ;
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