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.wmrsomuovs AND GIRL!
good pay and steady work. Apply P.
J.‘ Burke, Liberty Mfg. 00., rear 214
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WANTED—«EXTRA SALESILADIES
for Saturdays and Mondays during the ‘
, busy’ season. H. Krlsger and Co.
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WANTED—BY a. YOUNG LADY,
room and, board in private familyuAd-
dress K., care of Sentinel. 04 3t
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
have'situatious to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma-
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‘ WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. .Rcsl market prices paid. Ex-
tr‘a prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
PROFESSIONAL.
J. C. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture. practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils~ior
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
pianoand harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
St.
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Studio, 76 South Main
' "W 530 lm
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havliand 8t.
bliss EtheL M. Gibbs
Twelve yedrs with the best teach-
ers in the country and three years at
Institute of Musical Art, New York
city. '1
WILLOI’ENJA STUDIO
IN THIS CITY
if a reasonable number Oi? pupils can
be secured. -
All desiring instruction in PIANO
PLAYING; beginners or» advanced,
unease send name to
147 BEECHWOOD AVE.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
$1.00 PER HOUR.
In
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HILLSIDE
A iSCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM.
' (lrudes from primary through high
school. Separate SChOoi‘ building.
Small classes. individual attention.
Booklets and Rates ,on Appifhation.
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Neweii's Dancing Academy
Arion Hall, Madison 8t., 80. Norwalk.
liegiuners’ Class vfor Ladies and
‘ Gentlemen. .
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9, at 8 P. M.
A thorough course of Instruction in
the waltz and ‘tho latest society
ounces. Circulars.
w. GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty St. Bridgeport, Conn.
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we WILL HAIL YOU 31
for each set of old False Tooth»
sent us. Highest prices paid ”
for old Gold, Silver, old Watch-
es. Broisen Jewelry and Precious
. rd"
Stones.
Money Son! by Return Mall.
Phlin. Bmolting and Refining
Com any.
Establishes 20 Years.
868 Chestnut 03.. PhIIndoiphla.
Pennsylvania.
T01 couriers. .
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Oold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest price! paid.
mawm—agumm- q
TAéI Twlkfi
pm On "mi/hr.
Special Rates to‘mnbut‘y “in l'l'our-
iua four and Toni , ‘3
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”ire LfiTfiFROM aNO'V. 18m sou
winter, itowsmall family, lurnishbd
house, centrally located. -‘ Improve
,ments with bath. Address 8. S. 3..
General Delivery. ‘ . oil It
To -LET~—DENTIST OFFICE IN.
Lauder block. 4 South. Main St.
Has been used continuously iorsuchI
tor over 20 years. Possession about
‘Nov. Ist. Inquire of Frederick Land‘-
er, Room 9. ‘_ s14 tl‘.
TO LEV—FURNISHED
room. five minutes’ walk from center
of city. lliot water heat, electric
light and use of bath. .Brenhlasts if
desired. Address Z. A. cure Senti-
nel. 03 lit
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'ro LETNFOUR Root/E‘s, WITH
improvements.‘ Apply to Nicholas
Garfield, 32 Lowa street, South lucr—
9
walk. ‘3,
rooms or light housekeeping” .In-
quire 19 Taylor Ave. . ‘ oil lit
,TO LET~FIVE ROOMS DOWN-
Mrs. Road“
03 3t
TO LETwFIVE ROOM FLAT RENT
reasonable. Inquire F. Hopp, 33 Cove
Ave, East Norwalk. ‘
quire 102 Taylor aveneu.
Tarlov.
FRONT ,
"To ET~FIVE nurnnmsuno'
stairs, on 23 Elizabeth streetu In‘ 0
son SALE-Ac ‘Hoasn unac-
.tric, pump; God candition; cheap.
,Ii‘. .A‘. Weeks, Darlen. ,0? lit
"FOR” BALE—FOUR cows AND
two horses. W. H; Tristram, Roton
Hill. . . 04 3t
FOR. SALEMSATUHDAY‘ ONLY.
”all the, latest popular sheet music.
Everything new and up to date. ‘10::
copy. 3 for.25c. Steinert’s Piano Store,
Ill South Main St. 04 .2:
$200 TAKES MODEL 10 BUICK
automobile, top. wind shield, good
tires and in good “running order.
Must be sold. Soon after 5 p. m. or
Sunday morning. Apply to L. J. Kro-
ger, County St, Norwalk. oi lit
FOR eALs—A coco JERSEY
Cow. Inquire James Lawson, 16 .Sea-
view Ave, Norwalk. ‘03 3t
FOR SALEwFORD TOURING can,
late model. Complete equipment, in-
cluding one extra tire and three
tubes.‘ All in first class condition. M.
M. McCausland, care, tiorwalk lacs;
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FOR SALEwSiX BARRED ROCK
hens and a rooster, fine stuck. Call
at once at 55 Winfield St... East Nor-
.walk. , 03 lit
TO LET—l'arnarlvisfirs 'AT 39
Chapel streeth Norwalk. Appl-y 64
death Main 'St.‘ 05 tf
To LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
Improvements. Cove street, $15; 5
'rooms, First street, with .part no
provemenits, $11. inquire R. Joselovn
sky, East ‘Noowalk, or United Gro-
cery. ‘ ~ ‘ 828 if
TO LET»? ROOM-S WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky, 'East Norwalk, or United Gro-
cery. 626 ti’
FOR RENT OR FOR eats—mu
easy payment, 6 room. house, all im-
provements. Inquire of C. E‘. Hoyt.
- 524 ll?
. To LET—DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder building. 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Oct. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. 514 ll
To LETéllAMlLTON AVE, HALF
of twofamlly house, 6 rooms. and 6‘
room list; all improvements; good con—
dition; One block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 tf
“’ FOUND.
. MONEY FOUND OCT. 3RD. OWN-
er may have same by proving prop-
erty and paying for advertisement at
6 Taylor Ave, South Norwnlk. 04 3t
Republican Caucus
A caucus oi the Republican electors
of the Second Voting District of the
Town of Norwalk will be held at Quitt-
ner‘s Hall, Railroad avenue. South
Norwuik, Wednesday, Oct. 9th, 1912,
at 8 p. m., for the purpose of nomi-
natinga candlate for representative
to the General Assembly; also candi-
dates for justices of the peace and to
«remnant-any other business proper to
come before said meeting.
, EDWARD B. DOULENB.
Chairman Republictah Committee,
Second Voting District.
South Norwnlk, Conn. Oct. lid, 121:.
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[Special Meeting
Board of Estimate and.
Taxation
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. Mayor's Office, ,
South Norwalh, Conn.
A special meeting of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation or thld city is
hereby called to be held at the (loun-
oil chamber on Friday. October 11th,
1912, ‘t’a o'clock p. m., locomldor
the usability or appropriating the
sum of $597.89, the some being the
unlimited bounces or appropris»
ttio' ;. Lifibl'oyihl Tress. Qliff and
~ y street Layout. uranium“
Street. New mutual not and Road holl-
orflforthe'oonl million oi insensi- on
reprints aluminum, or our part
i, for. oil: ad i
Garnet-smooth said city. one, im- ,
thoro- ,
.Foa SALE~HOUSE‘IN STRAW-
berry Hill, seven rooms. Valued at 81,-
700.’ Offered at a great sacrifice ii!
sold, immediately. George Mitchell,
No. R'Knight at, Nomalk. at», if
" ausmsss V’ NOTICES“.
CONKEV'S POULTRY BOOK.
means dollars to anyone. Free if yen
bring this adv. to Charles E. Dow,
112 Washington‘St. ‘ 01 6t
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A. PITRAS, 'F‘URRIER, 15 WEST
Ave, South Norwulk, furs remodeled,
repaired and dyed; ladies‘ and gents‘
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices. ‘ ’
% NOTICE -- PAINTING. PAPER-
aanglng. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall on
per and painters' supplies at Alex.
White, 61 1-2 ElyAve. Tel. 423. Esti-
nates cheerfully given. 8.22 mi
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadswortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
:ustom made work. Fit and comfort
:uuru’nteed. :58 West Washington Si
“'uividéguoticé
Forrheld. County ,Savmgs Bank
Norwalk, Conn, Sept. 19. 1913.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Fairlield County Savings Bank held
this day. a dividend at the rate of four
(4) per cent. per annum, was declar-
ed to depositors from the earnings of
the six months ending September
30th. 1912.
The same will be entered on pass-
books, and paid on and after October
10. 1912. .
By orderiol' the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. .
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Bates’ Auto Bus
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Daubury Fair via Norwalk
Dally beginui 3 Wednesday, Oct. ll.
loaves Dorian own Hall at 8 a. m.
Round Trip: ".50. ,
Including admission. If possible and
names in advance.
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Enumerate
the Merits
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charmeuse—«because'lt is the ,
the hour, and will be appropriate for is
the early season. ‘
What color shall u bin—~13 the first
question to be settled. iNavy
undoubtedly the best, unless you have
worn much of it during the summer
and want a change. Second choice
would be taupe, because this delight-
i'ul‘ color is earning more into favor
each day. Although wood brown Is
being steadily pushed in Paris, it is
nose to their style ‘of beauty.
L‘l',
THE NEW
SHOWING TODAY ,
The Mountain muywh ,Thrllling 3!
western picturenn story of life in if
the west. ‘ ' ‘
A Gentleman 6? Fortune—An inter— H
estlng picture In one big reel; an-
other western picture. '
Don’t miss the big show tonight.
Matinee at 2:30 P. M.
A Dramatic _8ulcidc—-—A very
drama; sure to please all.
Hotel Honeym00n~A comedy picture ,
sure to make you laugh, A laugh ‘i
from start to finish. ‘
Because of Babyw—A comedy
on every loot. » . .
Driven from tho Ranch—«A great ~
‘ , thrilling western picture in one his
real. ‘
If you want agood night's outer-
luinmcut go to the Dreamland. Al- .
ways hnv. a good show.
Clear. n eddy pictures. They don’t
flicker or lump. ,.
Matinee Every Saturday at 2:30
Doors Open at 2: 15.
Evening *Performnncos, 7 and 9
o'clock. Two shows nightly.
Six thousand feet of pictures ev‘v
ery night. . .
Adults, 10c: Children, 5o.
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HOYT’S
we mvrrs you To wlTNEes THE
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BEST BILL YET ..
AN ALL-STAR PROGRAMME THIS ti
WEEK , ,
Extraordinary headline denture, ‘Mr.
John Rehauser presents those multi~
talented stars, Clara Thropp and Mr.
Jan. 9. Maoklo, and ten of the sweet,
est girls In all stagoland in ‘
PANDORA’E AWAKENING, . ,
A French force with music, 20 noted II
Broadway iavorites,'20. Funniest ~
musical comedy production ever pro- U
seated. All new songs, different u '
dances and novsi’effocts.
Another stellar item.
daintlost delight,
THE BEAUTY SHOP.
A charming, musical playlet, daintlly
interpreted.
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ARTJE NELUON ”it! Miss FLOYI,
Presenting tuueiul and comical hits. '
A. little lady of transcendentrtnloht,
, FRANOIO Man. I, ' 4
A wonders. bi colloqul charms.
a Divortinu Duo,
JOBIIAND.WILLlfi cannowo,
The Busy Bell-Hop and. ribs Actress. .
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’ _ 1 THE. Howl-soon,
incoiu arable with witty W!
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‘If you wish to expend'onlyieuoush ed shirt Is neither appropriate nor
for one 'glowu. that one should be of pranticalfor genoralstrect wear. Howi
mode or ever, If you have ‘s. motor the
quite different.
street wear and the informal allairs or; Quite the smartest undralued model
‘; that Paris has sent has two wide box
plalts down the center of the back of
blue Is. the skirt, fastened. to about six inches
above the foot. The wide front panel
Which is set on to give the effect older the narrow girdle and continues
lapping extended up to midway be: along the fastening to midway where
tween the knees and waistw-n'bove the I the slight draperies are caught togeth;
panel the skirt with large self-cOvered ed to givek’the idea of a modified pan-
buttons. ’
simple affair, fashioned with a wide
not advisable for that "one" sown. Of lwaist-coat of beige
course, black is always preferred 'by‘ quite straight across the top, making
some women who realize its becoming: the neck about two inches low—with
‘ . j a narrow black velvet inter-run; A nar-
Now, what style shall it he. . Al- row round flat collar of the charmeuse.
though the new draped gowns or char— with over collar *or'shadow lace glves‘
mouse are charming, I do not advise a soft and dainty finish to the stock-
cne of these models unless you intend less neck. The long and very close-lit-
gecung two gowns. writes Marion Mor-' ting sleeves are finished with 8. nor-
rls in the Chicago inter Ocean. A dmp- row trill ol.’ the lace. .Yes, and it has a
situatoln
The bodice is a chanmlngly'
shadow lace finish-
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girdlethat introduces in stripes that
lovely new shade of‘castor. ’ ,
The surplicé bodies is also shown in
many of these models, One effective
model had its “neck outlined with
folds of'white linen, which also forms
the ruffle that extends from the right
shoulder to the lore side‘wherc the
skirt fastens-and the ruffle slips un-
nier. , _ .
Another treatment of the surplice
bodice permits a blouseefi’ect guimpe
to be worn this clever arrangement
conveys the idea that the dress is a
suit. p k
.If you got two dresses. the “second”
may be draped in‘ any of a score or
more ways. Although these new mod.
els are beautiful, do not neglect to con-
,sider your own lines. when making a
choice and remember that each model
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poses wearing the; coat with
dress. ‘y ' ‘
Wide black velvet rihbo
bows trims some dull white
Many very smart frocks ;‘
of their attractiveness to grad
tie black velvet bows: ,_
The mixture of‘aoft sat
feta silk in a. gown shows
hettlcoat of one material and ‘
ier over-dress Of another,
Long tight sleeves with trill;
or lace failing overfit‘he hand a
ticeablc feature of motions-WP
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