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WANTED - PQEITION WITH
diessmulte . at sowing Or on machine.
Address A. cure oi Sentinel. 08 iii;

WANTED~BOY WANTED. BE-
tween Id and 16 years of age. J. and;
,1 Cash Ltd . 08 3t

WANTEDWGIRL TO ASSIST IN.
tailoring shop, deiiyer, etc. Inquire
Tailor Store. 8?. North Main ding

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HELP WANTED MALE—AMEN‘S
straw hots. Help wanted onmPorto
Itican hats; experienced pressers’ and
tillers wanted; steady work; good pay.
Address M. S. Mork & (30., 346 Ogden
St, Newark, N. J. ‘08 10 12

wnursomwasnuvc AND isos-
lng to do at home. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Also unfurnished room
to rent. $1 week. Privilege of light
housekeeping. 30 Myrtlé‘ street, near
East avenue, East Norwalk. 0’? 31.

WANTED~AMBITIOUS YOUNG
linen with. some musical knowledge to
take‘charge of our Victor department.
Call 9:30 a. 1n. teinort’s Music
Store, South .Norwalk. ‘ 07321

WANTED~EXPERIENCED OPER-
ators on buttonhoie machines. Cluett,
Peabody and Co. 07 3t

,WANTED—FIRST-HAND BREAD

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sudcake baker wishes position. In-
quire 4 Franklin St., South Nor-
rwelk. 07 3t

 

WANTED~FOUR.0R FIVE FIRST-
class canpenters. Apply to F. 0. John-
son, 15 Lincoln Ave. Tel. 183. 05 3t

WANTED—BLACKSMITH HELP-
er. Apply 0. F. Green, 10 Steamboat
Place, week days, or 36 High street,
Sunday. 05 St

GLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma.-
chines, steady work. 11'? if

WANTED-J20 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man. Conn Ave. Tel 1151.

PROFESSIONAL.
J c. COLLINGS, LEOTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. "Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
era. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
St. 330 1111

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Mme. A. Liebermann

Fashionable Dressmsking
Cutting “Rwy“. 20 HavllanclSt.

Miss Ethel M. Gibbs
Twelve years with the best teach-
ers in the country and three years at

Intelltute of Musical Art, New York
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WILL OPEN A STUDIO
m THls crrv

if :1 reasonable number of pupils can
the secured.
All desiring Instruction In PIANO
PLAYING, beginners or ‘udvnnced,
please send name to ‘
147 BEECHWOOD AVE,

Bridgeport. Coon.
$1.00 PER HOUR.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HILLSIDE

A 31211001. son <31an
(WEN FOR WINTER TERM.
(trades from primary through high
school. Separate school building.
. 81111111 classes. individual attention.

Booklets and Rates on Application.
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Newoll's Dancing Academy '

Arlen Hail. Madison 01., 5o. Nomlk.
Bosiuno'rd’ bin» for Ladies and
Gentlemen. ‘ '

Wednesday Inning. Got. 9, at s P. Ni.
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dances. Circulars
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WK WIN. MAIL V0!) Si
for each not of old “in Tooth
sent us. ‘11thle
for old Gold. Silver, abid Wmh- '
so, Erotica Jewelry on mm .

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M132.” MIME" and oil»

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.. at W st. i'hlihds‘i
Mir-pl would.

to citation. ' ‘

rooms in private darnliy, steamboat.

{Impz'ovementn roams 11001-11, steam
OB,

Cove Ave. East Nor walk.

TO -LET~«1 on” “1‘ ‘ susmsnnpi

 

T0 LETmFLA’I‘. 6 ROOMS. ALL
Apply F.1d Fitch

To. LETvFIVE ROOM FLAT.
good location. InquireF .I.Ilonl1,7iig

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*ro LETL—DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block, 4 South Main St
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er. Room 9. 1114 it

. To LET-APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street, Norwulk. Apply 6i
South Main St. obi;

To LET-47 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street. $16; 5.
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
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cery. 1128 it

To LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, :15; 5
rooms First street, with part im«
provements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky, 'l'dast Norwaik, or United Gro-
cery. » ’ s26 it

To LEE—HAMILTON AVE., HALF
of tworsmily house, 6 roman, and 0-
room tint: all improvements: good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 1113 tf

'" MISCELLANEOUS.“

NOTICE—MY WIFE HAVING
left my bed and board. 1 will not be
responsible for bills contracted by
her. Edward G. Weidner.

REMOVAL.

REMOVAL NOTICEWCIIARLIE
Lee Kin will move his laundry from
18 North Main St. to 32 W. Washing~
ton St, Oct. 13th and 14th. 07 tit

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Special Meeting

”0 F..—

Board. of Ediimate and
Taxation

Mayor's Office,

South Nor-walk, Conn.
A special meeting of the “Board of
Estimate and. Taxation of this city In
hereby called to be held at the Coun-
cil chamber on Friday, October 11111,
1912, at 8 o'clock p m. to consider
the advisability of appropriating the
sum of $597.89. the same beingmthe
unempended balances of appropria-
tions for Spraying Trees, Cliff and
Bailey Street Layout, Grading Oak
Street, New Dump Lot and Road Roll-
er, tor the construction of o. sewer on
Garner Street in said city, or to ap-
propriate said sum. or any part there

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take such action in relation to any
of said matter as to said meeting
may seem sdvle his or expedient.
Dated at South Norwslk this 1th
day of October. 1912.

WILLIAM F. TAMMANY,
05 fit I Mayor

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Registrais’ Notice I

The Registrars of Voters of the
Third Voting District of the Town of
News“: will be In session at the
stereo! The Gorhurn 00.. 10 First

street. East Norwolk. Monday. Octo-
ber 14th. 1912. from 9 u. m. to 5 p.
in. for the purpose of receiving npplh
cationsuto be made electors.

E E (MOREAM

HARRY L.~WATERBURY,

 

anilkllt District. Town of Non
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Not-walk, 0st. '2. 1912 oil 10 13

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wimp: “our mi- dold mum.
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r-a-no liniirst-c'lsss condition. Full size.

horse, butcher outfit and a square pi-

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pincer of 10 years experience. H. R.
Minor. 97 Wilmington St, South New

, 301b, 1912.

DIANE FOR BALEWUPRIGHT BI-H

and use oi bath' two minutes' wall: Minnow case. Cost $100 new. war FIVe of
from Mahack‘ei‘no. ~ $.11erqu cam sell for, 11150 pert cash. Address
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FOR SALEWA GOOD FAMILY

sun, at a reasonable price. ddress _
2130mm 81., Split :lglcg-
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FOR s‘ALEwHOUSE IN «STRAW-
berry Hill, seven rooms. Valued at ;1 .
700 Offs red at a great sacrifice it
sold immediately. George Mitchell.
No. 9 Knight 81., Norwoik. ‘. 11.1 t1

BUSINESS notices :
ms'rnUcrlou ~:-‘1)nnvvmo AND

practical surveying, complete course,
at a reasonable price. Lessons by on“

walk, Conn.

 

 

 

Merry
walls , . 08 6t
0. F. BENEDICT a co.ra1ur-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
Work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 '1!

GONKEY'S POULTRY BOOK
means dollars to anyone. Free if you
bring this adv. to Charles E. Dow.
112 Washington St. ‘ 01 8t

 

 

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A o! the bris‘btost stars of
theatrical armament

. 1 vendovlle. f c
. Extraordinary headline lecture” Elm .
ow 5 paramount pretentious artistic .
spootocla, - '
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. earth, and the wonderful specimens
of humanity. in a series- (if repro-
auctions from the leading art asi-
leries of Europe. Nothing more slob-
orate and beautiful ever presented
In America.

 
 
 
 
 
 

THE (3) MERRY SINGING GIRLS

Dainty beauties in a. charming niusi.
cal 16311an

The Forster Frohuian Favorite

_ IZA. HAMPTON and co.
Fresentlng ber'ocmedy triumph, The
Wo’m:n of

Funmakers of Exceptional Ability
LEROY WILSON AND .TOM' ‘

Skill and tonsiooieries in acrobatics.

The famous bell player and actor,
MIKE DONLIN, assistedvb'y TOM.‘
LEWIsrstIsr of The Yankee Prince, ‘
, in a clever comdey by Geo. M. Co- -

This week a . ,
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HE acULPTiil‘fEs
the most perfect women on

 
 

 
 

Lively Vowels and Flushes. 1 cuisite ceiorings. ‘
New materials multiply and indicate A papne commence had its bodice,
in dress. The velvets are beautiful in and sleeve tops of purine chinon over a
texture. desisn and color. and even the‘ chilies or tulle of a pink tint; flesh and
velveteen and oorduroys are unusual- coral which gave the semi transparent
ly lovely in texture and color The you made chiffon a lovely bloom withOut
‘ were do lsine exploited somewhat last making it contrast violently with the
whiter, (bores pack with new beauty charmeuae . -

and with the indorsement of the great:- This shade of pink is used more
out French dressmokers behind it. We frankly to relieve some of the purples,
_ shall doutbiess see much of it poo-l as in the case of prune chiffon and sat-
lfilly in costs and in combination with in whose long sleeved bodies of emhrm-
lighter, more supple materials, snys‘. tiered tulle partly hidden by a flat iichu
the New York Sun. or collar of soft crenmy, pipk satin.
The silk pinches, too with which Ia- 'Iihe' pink appeared nowhere else upon
shlon conquotted lust winter, return to the frock, but the sliirt was in three
the charge in such a handsome guise layers a inundation of prune satin,a
that they will “probably win favorable table of embroidered net and over tun-
I recognition, though they are hard to lo of probe chiffon. In the back two
handle without clumsiness. They are widths of the satin fell like great Phi“-
surprisingly soft and supple but thelrl ed sash ends over the skirt and were
idle is very rich and deep and neces- drawn slightly apart reward the bottom
eerily thick These silk plushes have a and caught to the skirt at each side A ball team can ’1 win in a;
, beautiful luster and are offered In ex- of the back. Between these draped.“ must have at least one run.

ii. .

sash ends we“; lobe seen a ‘
embroidered tunic and on
one of church.

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E. A Gerry, 30 Bellevu .

well, Mass, Express meson
‘Amervlcsn Express (30., [Boy
constant jolting on‘trainsis .
on the kidneys, as all rsi'l'
know. Isuffenertwkldhe ‘
which did not mend un,
'skillfui treatment. I had ,.
over my hips and back so to
times I could hardly work. I
using Foley Kidney Pllle on
lié're I say that there is 1101111
athem for prompt and lasting
I am glad to say that how
strong well man and recommen
Kidney Pills."’—~W. is. Wight ‘ pp
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A Genius of Fun
FRANK HOWARD

Monologist In Timely Wit.

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VA. PITRAs, FURRIER, 15 WEST
Ave" South Norwalk, furs remodeled.
repaired and dyed; "ladies and gents
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices. , '

NOTICE ~— PAINTING. PAPER~
hanging, Decorating. by practical man
Save money by buying your wall par
por and pointers supplies of Alex.
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. s22 1111

TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 213.“

NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
trout and sheet repair shop. All kinds'
custom made work. .Fitsnd comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington 81..

Dividend ‘ Notice
Fairfield County Savings Bank

Norwulk, Conn, Sept. 19, 1912..
At a meeting of the Directors or the
Fairneld County Savings Bank held
this day, a dividend at the rate of four
(4) per cent. per annum, was declar-
ed 10 depositors from the earnings of

 

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SHOWINQ TODAY

big reels.
, Two Show: Nightly, 7“ and 9 o’clock.

mission to adults 10o.=f:hlld;on. 5o. ‘ ,
There will our grand pictures for .
tomorrow.

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this week. Watch for them
Saturdays at 2:330 12. 111. Ad. ‘ ’

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the six months ending September

 

 

The same will be entered on pass-
books and paid on and after October
10,1912.
lay order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
980 181 Treasurer.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

of, for other sewer purposes, and to .

Registrars of Voters of the Third of

TAXI T0 HIRE

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Bates’ Auto Bus

--TO-- ‘

Dsnbury Fair via Norwalk

Daily beginning Wednesday, Oct. 9.
leaves Dorian Town Hall at 8 a. in.
Round Trip. 01.50
Including admission. If possible send
names in advance

A illil nuns

ORDER 0" NOTICE.
Louis 8. Bears vs. John A. Wallace
and The Herbert Building Company.

State of Connecticut, County of Felo-
field. Town Court of Norwflir, 31s., Nor-
walk. fielitombar 28.1918.

Uiion lino complslptof the sold
bouts 13.1mm. pinyin: for reasons
therein set forth for the foreclosure
ot a certain morwuo and men
mortgaged promises returnable to
the'li‘ow‘n Court in audiot- yrs
of Norris": on on third Milton“! oi
October. A. 13.. 19 2. it, ”bolting to
and being form by the subscribins
outbo Ely“
of on
this onto and milling It No. BMW
North avenue. In t o city 111N011!
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this state one none to ports ..

Therefore,
the pond‘sucy or this damn
« on by depositing s copy 0!
pistol and this order of notice on o
batons the third day of October,A.
112125 in the consortiu-

.od the said; John 11.. ’W
matured letter at the not
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that John A. Wlllhoo. one ‘
‘dofefi‘dsnto ls absent from Mani

knowmi , ’ ‘
~ Ordered, That notice or
the [in

Minn, who hu'been prefect of tho ‘
vsticsn library since 18011, is'shortlr
honours from his important post..and
Moulcnoro Betti. director of the Ann.
broiled library. at Milan, has been so-
conooquontiy destructive Iii-d, Hold
looted by the pope to succeed him.

votlonn library number over forty

Mr optima in value and interest those
of all other unma- in the world
combined because they have been so-
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one pope. on the suggestion of tho
ratifies libraries, has availed himdf
of this «sheik-nomination of mm
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