WANTED
WANTEpmAT ONCE, A MAN TOI
canvass South Norwalk, who on and
will produce results Address .W.‘
ii... Loch Box 326, Stamford, Goblin
. . . o
WANTED—WASHING AND [RON
log to do.» at home. Batisflwtiolll
guaranteed. Also unfurnished room
to rent. $1 week. Privilege or light
housekeeping. 30 Myrtle street, near
East avenue, East Norwalk. 0? 3t
WANTEbwAMBlTIOUS YOUNG
than with. crime musical knowledge to
take charge of our Victor department.
{Jail 9:30 a. In. Stolnert’s Music
Store, South .Norwaik. ‘. 07 2t
WANTED~EXPERIENCED OPER-
”store on buttonhoie machines. Ciuett,
Peabody and Co. 07 3t
WANTEDmFiRST-HANl) BREAD
and cake baker wishes position. in
rooms All private, Family. steam beat
and use oi bat ‘;~two miuuiss' wells
'i‘O LET
To LETvI—d on 2 submersion
two horneA.
FOR SALE
FOR “Ls—nous COWS
KTl-lstram. italics
.9 v.9, a"
sun"
item Mahacheplo Address ‘12. ncairn
sentinel. ‘2 .
To LETm-FLA'E 6 ROOMS, ALL
improvoaments, hardwood iioor‘s. steam
heat Alpply F. 11 Files. 07 it IS
dime and in good runningII order.
Must be noid. Seen sitter ii p. m. or
ger. County 8:.t Norwslh. , I
”Oil TAKES MODEL 10 BUIOK
utomoblls. to». wind shield. good
unday morning. Apply to L. J. Kro-
, on us
TO LETwFIVE ROOM FLAT,
good location. Inquire F. HOW. 35
Cove Ave.. East Not-walk. 07‘ ct
. TO LET—«DENTIST OFFICE “ 1N
Lauder block, 4 South Main at.
b
1
8
No. 7 Knight St, No’rWaik,
FOR SAlfiw-HOUSE 1N srsaw
erry Hill. seven rooms. Valued at in.
00.0 altered at a crest. sacrifice it
old immediately. George Mitchlelit,
., a t
Has been used continuously for such
tor over 20 years Possession about
BUSINESS NOTICES I“
Nov‘. lst. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er. Room 9 all it
To LET~APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street. Norwalk Apply 64
South Main St. obi.
1
means dollars to anyone. Eros if you
bring
coukuv's POULTRY BOOK
this adv. to Oharlos E. Dow,
12 Washington St 01 6t
A bill I
.a Miami-1 wire Full acumen“ .
Five oi the moot
THE (3) MERRY SlNGl o GIRLS
Dainty beauties in a charming nun. _
Presenting her comedy triumph, The
MMM‘
theatrical limMi
program uhndiiflnd h
vaudeville. ,
straordinary b dllna feature .
cues baromeuho’orntoutious artistic
earth, and the wonderful spnolmeas.
or humanity. in a series oi rspro
ductions from nthfl lending ant sai-
ierlcs of Europe. Nothing more club-I
morate and beautiful over presented
in America. ,
M
A Dainty Bangles.
I.
cal festival. .
The Former ,thmau , Favorite
iZA HAMPTON and 00.
Woman of Tomorrow.
A disable or For:
FRANK HOWARD
Merry Monoio‘gl‘st’iu Timely Wit.
. i
this soon. but work badly: tel-idem
., into stubborn iuinhn and cause a nick.
”not women .oa'I I
sour. sassy stomach? Now. Mr. or Mrs. _
Dyspemtic lot this down: Putin’s Dim
leaving
so certainly reflective. No dinereuoe
how badly your stomach in disordered,
you will get happy relief in five minI
lites. but what pleases you most is
that it strengthens and regulates your
stomach so you can eat your favorite
foods without dear.
Most remedies give you relief some-
timeswthey are slow, but not sure.
Diabesiu is quick, positive and puts
your. stomach in a healthy condition
so the misery won't come back
You feel different as “soon as Dia-
pepsin comes in contact with the
stomhchfwdistress juetIvanlshes-wyour . ‘ ‘ ‘
' stomach gets sweet. no
asses. no
belching, no eructatione of undigested
.4 all as. small Mills Attended
the sysadmin of a relative in BFidale-
port, daturday evening. T ‘ I
Oscar Smith of summer has gone
a \
rug—m
October 16 .
The republican caucus to common
evening Oct. 9.
' A son was born last wash to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Myers of Hulls Farm.
Kratzor of [Rosevllle district.
‘liarry' Fairchild,, rural carrier No.
in New Homrnbil‘o to loin his wits.
who has been visiting there ibe past
. , I ‘nuhimer.
never was anything so solely union. .
iA‘ special meeting of the Wentport
'fl-un IOiub wince bola at the residence
of John H. Weed in Roseville district,
For Justice of peace and for represen-
tative has been called for Wednesday
Mr. Myers in brothbr of Mrs.‘ Frank
36, will begin his annual vacation this
A hum‘efl med”
man garden sass, oul lily
. hair to natural colon? with
hair. to Prevent it irom oil
and lustre. in Just as]
core for tooth to keep
coloring: Wily spend _
motids and arsenic to impro
plexlon, and yet hauled
when as? hair is even “in
nous and suggestive oi a
Rice or a. poor couiplexioni'
it is easier to ‘preserv
color and beauty of the Illa J;
to have it good complexion.
All that is necessary is t '
a] use of Wyeth’s tinge V '
Hair Remedy. a preparatic rot
mon garden Sage and finish
blood with“ other valuable
t‘or dry, harsh. faded hair,“
itching scalp and. falling hair
a few applications at this ‘
harmlessiremedy. your hair will
daily be restored to its natuv
ill a short time the dsndlrull
A. PlTflAs. FORMER. 16 WEST
a'Ave" South Norwsik. furs remodeled,
repaired and. dyed; ladies and gents’
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned Work neatly done. Lowest
prices. ‘ , , _
NOTicE. -—- PAINTING, PAPER-
ianzlus. Decorating. by practical man
Save money by buying your wall pie
par and pointers supplies or Alex.
White, 61 L2 Ely Ave. 1701.428. Ema
mates oboerfully’ given. an no
TURKISH BATHS FOR. THE
:roatmont of gent, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointme
week. The route will be, ill charge of
F. H. Batterson during his absence.
quire 4 Franklin St, South Nor-
lwnllt. 07.31:
, warn-spurious on FIVE FIRST-
class carpenters; Apply to F. 0. John-
son, 15 Lincoln Ave. Tel. 183. 06 3t
WANTED~BLACKSMITH HELP.
er. Apply C. F. Green, 10 Steamboat
Place, week days, or 36 High street.
Sunday. . 05 3t
WANTE'D'A—EXTRA SALES-LADIES
for Saturdays and Mondays during the
busy season. H Klieger and ()0.
II 04 3t
T0 LET—7 booms WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street, 31535
rooms, First street, with part in»
provemenlts, $11. Inquire R Jolleiov~
sky East Norwaik or United Gro
car. I A28 it
To LET-4 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street. :15: 5
rooms. First street,- witb part imo
provements. $11. inquire R. Joseiov-
sky, East; Norwaill, or United Gro-
cery. - 526 t!
TO LET~DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder building. A South Main St.
dood. your head clears and you feel
. line.
Go now. make the best investment
you ever made by getting a large lily-
‘ celit case of Pope's Diapepsin from
any drug store You realize in five
minutes how needless it is to suitor
from indigestion; dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder
a“...
Fuumakers of Exceptional Ability
LEROY Wit-SON AND TOM
Skill and tomfmleries in acrobatics
1 removed, and your hairovill n
. come out but will start to mo
‘At the recent special flown meeting ‘t‘m’ ilitended 1‘. should. ,-
Ztlie proposition of Arnold Schleat‘ in no“ neglect your hair or
building a 23 foot road around his further than anything 6! .
.property‘in exchange For a cult claim ‘9“ your 30"“ 10°“? . . ,
deed to the strip of land opposite ‘lils this remedy at any drug ‘8‘”
property at compo Point was discuss My cent?“ ,9» bottle. and. vs,
' ed. The mums was left in the hands gist will give your ”lo-“9’1“"
or the state's Attorney issues Judson ”97 “0t nullified after-Innings
to decide. Permission was also given [chase a bottle “Wyn 10'3in
the w. T. l. r. '00 ereét a. building in “3"“ it when you mine i.
lbhlle roar of the tow hall, and work em" it will make in your. EDD
comuo'soou. ,
The famous ball player and actor.
MIKE DOM-IN. assisted by TOM
LEWIS, star of The Yankee Prince,
in a clever comdey by Geo, M Co-
han. - I .
.l‘ I
rs; remark. «aluminum.
seen andnot heard"xl\ecelvles no con~
sidomtio‘n from the man who regards
T _, Has been used continuously for such 1-" himself as a “child of destiny "-~ , . . Special agent; Istillson-
”XI/11ANnddgomifi“Aprggtgbggmlgh’fig, for over 20 years Possession about Wadsworth: Sanitarium. Tel. 231,” if .Wuhlnston sis-r. rwill bei started at once. .w--.-.......'..., aeration. .
dress K., career Sentinel. ' 04 3t 00‘ 1“ 1‘“qu 0' Frederick Laud- ‘ ‘ team an off ‘ a. , ‘
6” “mm 9 51‘ “ Mel-rs moonlit: ooonvuan ~ ' I . ‘
CLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma»
chines, steady walk. 37 ti
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comforti
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Dividend Notice
ITO LETwBAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two-inmliy house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 ti
SHOWlNG TODAY
Mother's Low—'«A story that touches
the heart or every man and brings
memories of mother love.
.i-
cattle Best market prices paid. Ex- “F“ ._...-._ "W in the Sowimr-A drawers picture, a ‘
:ra grices for lot calves. 83 to st FOUND F “I P S B k picture that will please all in one
or ob calves to fatten. Fried- . .. on“ avin an big real.
man, COM Aye. Tel. 116LH MONEY FOUND OCT. 3RD. OWN- airgifrwalk 0mg Se t 12: 1912 The Gaumont Weekly-“The scenes
or may have same by praying prop- At a meeting oi the Dl’roctors oi the are Human and His Blitzen Bella.
PROFESSIONAL erty and paying for advertisement at ‘ lie Burns the Dust at Albany, New
Fuiiiieid County Savings Nani: held
6 Taylor Ava. Smith Norwalk- 04 3‘ this day, a dividend at the rate of foul-
York, Race. Track. Astounding Pic-
tures irom El Paso. Undresmed oi
._.,,_. “aw... _..._
‘ J. c. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, Dlnctlcal
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
‘ concerts, church positions and teach
ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTlCEwMY WIFE HAVING
left my bed and board, i will not be
(Ii) Iper cent per sputum, woe deciar
ed to depositors from the earnilige of
the six months ending, September
30th,1912. .
The same will be entered on pass-
Wur Conditions in Box-dot City
graphically sho‘Wn.
Michigan's Military Manequk—State
troops dud (but Nor is what Sher-
man said. ,
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and res lonslbl for bills contracted by DOOM! and paid on and afterI. 00W)”
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main llcrl Edward (;_ Weidner 10.1912. szggggaox‘étc'yfiggg“: pass: .
St. £30 lm ”5.”- ”mm W ”flaw”:- By ondel of the Board of Directors. Awhooi in El: l |~Foreixn “experts , ! ~~-~ - I ,j -. 3 ,
M--- -.,--M.-W,__-~..,..__.___ REMOVAL. 520 m . SEYMOUR $534301. give exciting 33mm...“ 0, ‘cycllng , Brief Len-9n in Dreams-kind... set a short length or: this lawn or sing Feather stitching and use
Mme A Lieberman“ mg ... V” M MW . The Olympic Receptionwlteturhod Bath robes, dressing sacques break-' ham at the some price that an interior are In,“ used as a finish .011"
1." m A131. D akin L RElMiOVu/Aiil‘l‘ mJiOTligEu—Jlgllliiiggg B t A t B American visitors palade.13road- fast jackets plain and fancy kimonos i 5191:: 3:311:23; 3:03.52; 3: theflf‘tl‘rl: ments of this character, and
co \ ll '8 ' 5 a r I a l . -\ 0 ‘ II
“as m e ressm g 18 I'NOl Lb Mill“ St [0 32 “7- Washing. a 68’ u 0 us Msides three more N3 ;‘8918 today_ all come under “‘9 hand of negligees Sb . mug“ to tha good appeamnce
Cutting Taught.
Miss Ethel M. Gibbs
Twoive years with the best teach-
20 Haviland ‘St. They are all simple and busy to make iopportuuity? .
and if a becoming model is selectedi The special weaves of crepe, both in
the garment is sure to be salig'facto” . cot-ton and silk, with liackgrounds in
when finished. Either light or heavy lovely oriental colorings. sprinkled
weight material; may be used far Unix-l with cherry blossoms wistaria and
ion bit, Oct. 13th and 141th. 07 6t
.._...._._..c...._ a.
Special Meeting
.70....
Danbury Fair via Norwaik
Daily beginning Wednesday, Oct. 9.
leaves ’Darlen Town Hall at 8 a. in.
Round T rip, $150,
gown that is well worth the 0x3
silent in doing this work On
or garments intended for 11
hand Work is usually arranged
Théi‘LiVé.
_ are in the country and three years at —-DF-—,, including admission If possible send developmgnt and the goods may be‘. chrvsunthemlmls. Well deserve nlcil- line the facing or ‘33an
{giftitute of Musical Art, New York B ‘ d f E a. d names in advance . . it an inexpensive or as costly and the tioning. These materials are compar- more elaborate creations if:
y ‘ . ‘ _ I lei ine noiv and launder beau ‘
,. trimming as plain or elaborate as the at v y X96 9 tucks, lace insertoins and mail
WILL OPEN A STUDIO I 03‘ 0 Innate an . Up-to-date m... o. u... wearerdictatcs. umuy. and u. a... that a... do no. W
:l , I _ .1 .
. iN TH ’8 CITY Taxation ' ’1! these «garments. with the excel: gasolirfhiergmlinsmlfkn'lglfili (iglrfisllllttaird Old-Time Moi-ken Y.-
‘b'. . c n
it a reasonable number of pupils can ‘ Merchant “u“ 0! the bath robes. which are a I?” all 0: which make delightfully "Market-day. for 38G! 1“!
me secured. Mayor’s Office, I: I I ways plain. oue‘s fancy may “"1 riot 9° 5 . tion in England. still exists in
South Norwaik, Conn.
A special meeting or the Board of
Estimate and Taxation of this city is
hereby called to be held at tile Coun-
cil chamber on Friday, October Tim,
1912, at 8 o'clock p. m.. to consider
the advisability of appropriating the
sum of 8597 89, the name being the
unempeuded balances or appropria-
All desiring instruction in PIANO
PLAYING. beginners or advanced,
uiiollsc send name to
147 BEECHWOOD AVE..
Bridgeport. Conn.
$1.00 PER HOUR.
light. comfortable and durable negli-
gees, says a Pittsburgh Isill‘l writer.
When making' negligeos the seams.
whether of silk, cotton or woolen goods
are all made 4with the French dell. ex—
cept when using very heavy materials
such as are employed for bath robes
without the local tear of criticism for
these dainty creations are lovely when
some striking and individual feature is
evident. One woman who always has
a number of pretty nominees which it
bought ready made w‘ouid cost fabu-
lous prices, condded that every “1?“;
localities, and may still be
With interest by the tourist in
Hollies, Nova Scott‘s, or u
mar, Prince Edward Island
large enclosures and roomy
houses are maintained for til ,
or the country people, and s‘ ‘
lens as have established a.
with that
Satisfied
Expression .
Mrs, John Buttery is haviug_a~hot
air furnace installed.
Mrs. Jdbu Rabbit is spending a few
days in New York.
tionn for Spraying Tm Gilli and I ‘ or material in each of the towns wwl’l‘ho scams or such goods are 'iinished market business. Evorythinl ‘
MHILLSIDE lBailoy Street Layout. (grading Oak Mm. William WM“ ‘3 spending Lurking in We at a bargain sale. Odds and with a not or they are pressed Open live stock to obouquet of flow ’
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Street. New Dump Leland Road Roll. this week in New York. “a. of ‘m. which is purchased by and the edge bound with a‘ narrow be brought here for sale. MI
, 3"- '0' m WWW” °’ “ “9"” °" W “" n... ma would cost three or ionotlnr map of sheer lawn or null salloon. bolus elicited a suitable
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM. aruer Street lmnaid city. or to an- The Ladies' Aid Society met yeoter- HIE Goun' h ii will for them were pal-mung is very popular llnlnh for “I'M * “N1 M f“ 3'!
(trades from primary through high pmvrlflw said Win» 0" any 93“ "‘2'" day arbernoou at the parsonage. . . °' as race as ’ ’ ' duties and while most at
d t 1 F! b front I! l '9 than do '
school. Separate school building of, {or other sewer our cool. an 0 , ”b. . picked up at ridiculously ow D 00' i shock. on Inn each n‘ ”9031’ or. M from W
Smell classes. individual attention take ““0“ action 1“ '9 atgm ”a?” Don't help the town in take a back- finance from remnant tables. In these short {and Is usually out it“!!! a, contrasting ”P” in thoir m or
scam». and Ram on Appiloimn. gngagegfigfiagfe ‘3’. Field? “8 “mm We “No. mumm- ’ ends therein hardly «nouns forawaiot material. to in Applied as Is mills. “Hm.“
, I Dated at Swill Norwslk this did ' ' J 18 the " or o. dress, but i“Ml&nt.Wh0n£O£-18Me:;. are colitDInlnd :30” “1:3 1”: it! 02 their Winks: It!“
N W '3 day at October 1912. tile-imperiled“ or New Canaan. has blood with lace and ribbon, to o new in omit own scars in ' important pm is oh
A ' e "at: sMDanclug Auden“, WILLIAM F. TAMMANY- moved‘iutotbo old Gerhardt house. . A f Ichumlnu decline. " ed in the some way on those of A market and its lent cop
Bzzcl'l‘mer's' Cmm‘wgr‘" ?°‘df‘°""‘”3 05 5‘ M“ “9"" . W ,, fiance“ ul mayor it is the inexpensive and, night gown; When yoke models are In the local and business lids
oedema... .a on an WW Joseph Guthrie i, am" my. mo . , more, practical million in which most «looted the lower portion and vote, centurion W'F'Nllwit
Wednesday Evening. Oct. 9, at n P. M. MIN Annu‘rlo FOR PLUNMR’ 3M “my “mor- than halt throurh. B , ' women are interested, and for Mona! are ioiu‘od in the «cinnamon they are W’ M“
A thorough course of instruction in I IN“ ‘WNWK VlchM5-, . , , “3mm boo MN!“ m“ be bad I! one can in children’s clothes. ’ . lion Hall. in NW
the walls end the latest society W ‘ Hayward Davis and «Samuel Diem , . . W...“
dances“ (:élgiig'iizril‘.‘r leaLL RegimA-Aduhoigr and demand“ are “.111an one o! Hiram Davlo' . Man ,
an Liberty st. srlcgnpert'. Conn. M ‘ "0, 35,31" " '3" “"m’* “ ‘
21...--. mm. , has? .-....... '
WEBTPORT, Oct. 7.4m arrest at
on italics employs at the railroad vow
holiday by a railroad detective was a
result oi the attémpt to derrot out
the cases or vandalism and thnit
which followed the wreck oi the Bone
trunnion York aprons train.
Name Not divas.
The diction was a laborer Add his
sumo, was not given in the warrant.
On his Iberian were round it hailstorm
letter. evidently lost trout t 4
our oil the train. addressed to Miss
Grid's: alloy. in Mount .
Min Alice buttery has been spends
his ii for our: with her aunt Mrs.
Chariot Austin. in town.
“in“
Mrs. (incl-log Roche, and her son,
James spent Monday in Norwaik at
the home oi Mrs. Vernon. , .
W
i» lulu Vera dob-1.0! New York, spent
the wells and at the some at line.
Windsor, on Monte lawn.
All services at the Methodist Pro
town church was. held at the use)
1 doom loot floods: on tho church wits
'Ifroei the ointidhuatdfll
ubdnruoist Fossils.
‘mmwa .. and went art in; of
I r: infidelity gum ’
He
Advertisos
in The
we Witt. MAN. you 11
for each set oi old Fail-o Tooth
sent us. Highest prices void
for old Gold. alivor. void Wutclr
on, limited Jerrold and Precious
Biotin.
Money lost by Nature Moll.
Pulls. limiting and defining
‘ BABY IN
, THE From
No easy
m
: we will buy your cold rulers. , I
(told scrolls lulu Platinum. .
t prices paid. I.
a,
Norwalk Chronicler