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Three Times. 50c - Each Additional Word, 1 cent per“ Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED
WANTEDWTO liUY
of second hand bicycles.
Ave. city. .. oi) 3t
WANTED -» POSITION BY A
swung piumbei to do plumbers woxli
(. 11., Sentinel. 09 3t
WANTED—»~S'I‘IIONG IIINERGETIO
boy as helper in the electrical trade.
Apply at the office of The White
Electric (30., electrical contractors, {14
Water St. 09 1t
WANTEDMAT ONClL.‘ SAIIL SLA-
dles. Highest wages in The Norwalks.
Apply Paris Suit House, South Main
St. oil it
WANTED~ALTEIIATION HANDS,
Apply at
once. i’aIls (‘lonk and Suit Iiousc,
South Main St. oI) it
ALL KINDS
93 Lexington
WANTED—«TWO ROOMS, Filli-
nished or glui’urnished, with break-
fast, near center. Box 683, city.
09 3t
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL SEEKS
a position as general housemald. Call
1- or write, 23 First street, East Nor-
’Wiilk, Conn. 09 3t
WAN‘réDT—"EannIT‘Othooa
nice rooms, centrally located. E.
Price, care Nash Engineering 00., 41)
Water St., South Norwalk. 09 3t
-WANTED«-YOUNG MAN ABOUT
’18 years old, must furnish reference.
Oluett, Peabody and (lo. 09 3t
WANTED .—- POSITION WITH
dressniaker, at sewing or 011 machine.
TO LET
TO LET-~1 Oil 2 FURNISHED
rooms in private lamily, steam heat
and use of bath; two minutes’ walk
from Mahuckemo. Address T., cars
Sentinel. 07 3t
TO LED-FLAT, (i ROOMS. ALL
improvements, hardwood floors, steam
heat. Apply F” ii. Fitch, grocer, 118
South Main street. 07 ll’
TO LET~-~I<‘1VE ROOM FLAT.
good location. Inquire F. l-Iopp, 31')
(love Ave, East Nm'walk. of ill
TO LET-DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block, -1 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. all if
TO LET—~APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Apply . 64
South. Main St. . of) ti
To LET-7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street, :16; .5
rooms, First street, with part 1111.
provemcnvts, $11. Inquire R. Joselov.
sky, East Norwalk, or United Gro-
cery. s28 ti
TO LET-*7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $16; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire It. Joselov-
sky, Cast Norwalk, or United Gro-
cery. 326 tt
To LET—-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twoialmiy house, (3 rooms. and 6-
room flat; all Improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Address A., care of Sentinel. 08 3t 50391") R- Taylor. 5’3 if
WANTED—«BOY WANTED, BE- M ‘Mfs'éELflKSIEOBE—‘Mfl
tween 14 and 16 years of age. .I. and
i “15“ le- 03 .1: NOTlCE-MY wuus HAVINII
WANTEDwGIRL TO ASSIST IN
tailoring sliOp, deliver. etc. Inquire
Tailor Store, 82 North Main St.
08 3t
WANTED—~WASHINO AND IRON-
iug to do at home. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Also unfurnished room
to rent, $1 week. Privilege of light
housekeeping. 30 Myrtle street. near
Fast avenue, East Norwalk 0? ‘i
WANTED»Exl’lLlillI‘NC lll) OPER-
anrs on bullonllolc machines Cluoll
Peabody and (‘11. 07 ill
WANTED ~ FIRST-HAND liliICAl)
and cake baker wishes position. in.
quire 4 Franklin SL, South Nor—
wall: 01' 3t
OLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
[13119 situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power mu-
chines, steady Ivo1k.s'l ti
WANTED~~TO BUY ALI. KINDS
cattle I’csI mmket prices paid. Er
tra prices for 1111 calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to {1111011. II Fried-
man. t‘oun Ave. Tel. 11111.
PROFESSIONAL.
J. c. COLLINGS, LECTUREII ANI)
teacher of vocal culture. practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils t’or
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers Miss O. M. \Vomlward. lonelier of
piano and harmony, \i'I-Idncsduys and
Silurduys. Studio, 711 South Main
St. ' 5330 im
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havilsnd 8!.
Miss Ftbel M Gibbs
'l‘wclvn years will: the bust touch-
11:11.1 in the. country and 11mm years at
1111111111119, of Musical Art. New York
city
WILL OI’EN A STUDIO
IN 71113 crrv
if a reasonable numbcr of pupils can
«be secured.
All desiring Instruction in l‘lANO
PLAYING, beginners or advanced.
please send name to
147 BEECHWOOO AVE,
Bridgeport. Conn.
$1.00 PER HOUR.
singles “
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
bran ma wmreu Term.
’irlltlnu from primary through blah
school. Separate gnuool building
lgimull clauses Il'ilIl\ dual atlnnilou
booklet- and ham on Application.
lies/1111's 11.1.1.1... Academy
Arlen Mall. Madison Oh. So. Norwallt.
Beginners I. loss for Ladies and
Gentlemen
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9, at ii P.1d
A thormlgh course of Instruction in
the walls and the latest society
ounces. circulars.
W OILOERT "SWELL,
23 Liberty Oi Bridgeport. Conn.
”WA, ,W
Warm...
11' WON‘T WONK.
w
“A (51113 of beauty is a joy forever,"
remarked the husband as be surveyed
her gown. "
“You can‘t jolly me into wearing
this dress, another season.“ respond»
on the wiltewvvsshiacme Hernia.
left my bed and board, I will not he’
responsible for bills contracted by
FOR SALE "
, In Black-
Heirs
A bill oi! the brightest stars of the
theatrical firmsmcnt. This week a
program unequaled in the annals of
vaudeville,
Extraordinary headline feut11re,, Eur
FOR SALEwSSVEN IL 1’.
diun motor cycle.
IN-
l’crfeot condition,
one s paromoun‘ pretentious artistic
spectacle.
A NIGHT WITH THE SCULPTURES
fully equipped Price 3123-11111)” Five of the most perfect women on
Harold 11‘. (.‘untroll, Darlen. Ct 09 (it ’earth, and the 1501111011111 specimens
nailt' in a series f r
FOR SALE——2 FAMILY HOUSE, °’ N" ’ 5' ° W"
ductions from the leading art gal.
EM“ wam’" 5“ fair condition, $1" leries of Eulopo Nothing more elab~
iii-.0, fox-,quick sale. George Mitchell. orato and beautiful (2ch presented
Phone 191-1, 111 if in America.
FOR SALE' ‘‘‘‘ LIGHT RUNAI‘IOUT “
wagon;
sewing machine.
ton Ave... Rowaytou.
also latest improved Singer
1.. H. Smith, Roway-
09 it
A Dainty Songfost,
THE (3) MERRY SINGING GIRLS
Dainty beauties in a charming musl~
FOR SALE—«PERFECTION
egg incubator; 18 ft,
tor repeating rifle; all bargains.
evenings, except. Thursday.
Woodward Ave.
(1201
fishing dory
with 4 1-2 h. p. engine: 45-90 Winches-
Call
No. 92
09 3t
cal festival.
The Former Frolnnuu Favorite
IZA HAMPTON and CO.
Presenting her c01ncdy triumph, The
Woman of Tomorrow.
FOR SALEM—AUCTION.
dore Comatoch,
be sold at auction on the premises
Tuesday, October 15th, at
one-horse mowing machine, 1
sweep power, 2
A. C. Mlddlobrook, admlnlstartor.
,091t
PIANO FOR SALEwUPRIGHT Pl-
Full size.
2110 in first- class condition.
BY ORDER
of the Court of Probate the following
goods belonging to the estate of Theo-
Wilton. Conn, will
1:30
o‘clock p. m. The sale consists of
1 one~l1orse lumber wagon, 1 road wag-
on, 1 spring huokbourd, 1 one-horse
dump cart, 2 sets of single harness, 1
horse
rake, 1 power cutoff saw and table, 1
corn sheliers, 1 grind~
stone. 1. lawn mower, 1 sleigh, I one-
horse plow, 1 cultivator. l stalk cut.-
ter, 1 tool grinder, 3 blankets miscel-
laneous carpenter and small tools. it
stormy, sale will be held next day.)
A Genius of Fun
FRANK HOWARD
Merry Monologlst 111 Timely Wit.
lI‘unmakers ol‘ Exceptional Ability
LEROY WILSON AND :I'OM
Skill and tonrl‘oolerles in a’crobatics.
M
COMING SOON.
The famous ball player and actor,
MIKE DONLIN. assisted by TOM
LEWIS, star of The Yankee Prince,
in a clever comdey by Geo. M. Co~
han.
THE NEW
Mahogany case. Cost $300 new. Will
sell for $150,111!“ cash Address
Miller, care Sentinel. 08 st SHOWING TODAY
FOR SALE~A GOOD FAMILY _
horse, butcher outfit and a square pi- The Lost MmemA thrilling western.
11110. at a reasonable price. Address picture; a SiOl‘y of life in the!
11. Romano, 2 llouton St, South Nor- West, 111 one grand reg],
walk, Conn. 08 (it
her. Edward G. Weldncr.
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL NOTICE ~---(‘liARI.llI§
Lee Kin will move his laundry from
is North Main St. to :12 \‘i‘. Washing-
ton St, Oct. 13th and 141111. 07 (it
LOST
1‘ LOST«-~lll'.\'(‘ll OF KEYS. FIND-
ur please return to George llogurdus,
13 Clay St. oil 11
Special Meeting
-0 F—
Board of Estimate and
Taxation
Mayor's Office,
.South Norwalk, Conn.
A special meeting of tho Heard of
lL‘stlmuIc and Taxation of Ihls city is
hereby .called to be held till the Coun-
cil chamber on Friday, October 11111,
1911:, 111 8 o'clook p. 111., to consider
lllO advisability of nppmliriailng the
sum of $5117.89, the some being the
Illicit-pended balances of appropria-
tions for Sprnl‘lng Trees, (lliff and
llniiuy Street Layout, Grading Oak
Street, New llntup Lot and Road lioll~
or, for the construction or a sewer on
Garner Street in said city, or to ap.
proprlato said sum. or any part there-
of, for other sewer purposes, and to
take such action in relation to any
of said matters as to said meeting
may seem advisable or expedient.
Dated at Smith Norwaik this 4th
day of October, 191:1.
WILLIAM i“. TAMMANY,
Mayor.
Registrars’ Notice
The Registrars of Voters of the
Third Voting District of the Town of
Not-walk will be. in session at the
store or The (iorbam I‘.o.. 10 First
sirool. 31ml. Norwalk, Monday? Octo-
ber 14111. 11112, from 11 a. In. to 1’) ll.
m. for the puuposo of receiving appli-
cations to be "Hid,“ electors.
ll). 11}. (lllltIIAM,
I‘ liAllliY L. WA'l‘illilliUliY.
05 5t
L was ,mowmm ..
Registrars of Valor» of the Third
Voiiug lllsirlol, Town of Nor.
walk
Norwalk Oct 7.11112 oil 1012
.wMLJNH» L. HMWLn.
T AXI T0 HIRE
FOR ALL OGOAGIONB.
DAV OH NIGHT.
Special Min to Osnbury Fair. Tour»
In; Car and Toni
W. “a-.. ...-W..._L
WI! WILL MAIL YOU it
. for each lot of old False Tooth
sent us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold Silver, old Watch-
es. Broken szelri and hastens
stones. .
Money that by Return Mull.
Milo. smiling and defining
com any,
, Establish to You:
on chestnut. 8L, Phllnunlphls,
Pennsylvania.
1'0 OENTII‘I’S.
We {will buy your data whim,
Ooh! Scum mi Platinum.
Billion slim mil."
i‘ l , ‘ ,
BUSINESS NOTICESW
Cupid‘s PranksmA very
dr Inna
Italian and Tripoli War—Showing flit -
interesting
lNSTRUCTlON _.- DRAWING
practical surveying, complete course
at a reasonable price.
AND
Lessons by cu-
tual battle. '
The Bandit King ..\ story of a ban
' dlI kins: among bandits. Don't fail
to sue. it.
ginocr of 10 years experience. ii. ii. “,3, w, m) at r reel od' .
Mimi-.11? \‘l'ashiugton St... South .\'or- f d‘“ ‘1 o c, y ,8 ’ .111.
walk. 03 (it The leudlnl. pIIlurcs Ior tomorrow
ll ["3 I
G. F. BENEDICT s. 60.,
ers and decorators. dealers in
paper and mouldings.
work a
Iv a l
PAINT-
lllgh grade
in the ()range (trove. a drama.
1 Montana Schoolmau A western pic-
ture.
filli’l‘lillllfi “3 I’l'flllkllll 351-, (taught VliIh the Goods. :1 comedy
Phone 2241. 01* ll picture; 11 laugh from stun to finish.
111 Shuudoah \‘allex, another nest»
CONKEY'S POULTRY 800K
moans dollars to anyone. FTPO if )‘01
bring: this adv. to Charles E.
112 Wushiuglon SI.
A. PITRAS, h‘llllliii-IR, If.
Aveu
repaired and dyed;
flow,
01 (it
WEST
South Norwnlk, furs remodeled,
ladles’ and penis”
crn picture; a thrilling. caching story
l ol' the west.
Matinee every Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
Evening 7:30 p. m.
suits pressed and repaired; gloves OLD
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
REDMEN’S
NOTICE -~ PAINTING, PAPER; ..
banging. llccornllng. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pu-
supplies oi Alex.
per and painters‘
HALL
White, Iii. 1-2 lily Ave. Tel. 42". EsiL
mates cheerfully given. all? lm (‘omo Tonight at the Old lied Men's
"m“ Hall on Washington Street and Sec
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc. 0
Arrangements by appointment. Dr. S G R
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. Ix 00 68 S
iii If “OF...
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
wot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
211 West Washington St.
maranteod.
Bates’ Auto Bus
~40—
Danbury Fair via Norwalk
Dally beginning Wednesday, Oct. 9,
leaves Darlon Town Hall at 8 a. m.
Round T r19. $1. 50,
including admission
names In advance.
If possible send
PICTURES
every one of which will be extremely
interesting, particularly
"A CELEBRATEO CASE,"
which is a thrilling war picture and
also
"THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN RUN,"
a Ilisou 101 picture.
Malian Daily at 2:30.
Evening: 7:30. .
Adults, 10; children under 14, 6o.
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BOLVENT NOTICE.
iliutrlci of
13mm, October 2, A 1)., 1912.
Idsmto of idmeilun 1.. Mather, late of
Norwalk. In said District, deceased.
The Court of
WILLIAM F MA’I‘lllllR.
Executor.
my
-Mm.‘
OATTLEOHIP WYOMING ARRIVES
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-—»Ths battleship
Wyoming early today Joined the Allen
tic fleet, now assembling in the Hudson
river. Ths'gunboat Nashville follow.
an the Wyoming to anchor and other
mulch of the float were due is report
later today.
mill-um
- Omt Wit“.
111‘ LMIIMI clarifies an. will (in
you a good choice of realm to answer.
an the but tenant or anguish! m
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Norwslk, 1111., Probate
Probate for the Ills-
Irlot of Norwelk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
or for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their no
counts, properly sitcslod, within said
time. will be dcbnrrod 11 recovery. All
persons Indebtoa to said estate are
requested 10 make immcdlnt payment
'I‘el. wag-1360 .l VAAST ..
Registrars’ Notice
The Registrars of Voters of the
Second Voting District of the Town of
Norwalk will be in session at the
Town (Burt Room. Hsvllnnd street.
Monday, October iitb. 1912. from it
a. In. to ‘6 p. m. for the purpose of
receiving applications to be made
electors.
JEREMIAH EOAN.
EDWARD Ii. DOULiIiNB.
Registrars of Voters of the Second
Voting District, Town of Nor‘
walk.
Norwalk, Oct. 7, 11112. 09 12
DIVIdeIId Notice
Fairileld bounty Savings Bank
Dreamland
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the sideboard.
next woeit.—~Woman‘s Home Compan
ion.
nal
move 0110's but
amusement such a ribbon will be a
great help in replacing the hat in the first make your initials 011 the linen
with an ordinary lead pencil and then
truce with your ink over the pencil
Scorched by iron. imarks. The pencil will prevent the ink
from spreading and giving the linen a
correct position on the head.
If an article is scorched in ironing,.
dampen the spot with cold water and blotted appearance.
hang in the sun, says Harper Bazaars!
In an hour the scorch will have entire- should be thinking ab011t a stock of
Menu Wish Box .
,_._..-_.
Hat Man-K.
—-—-.
ly disappeared.
It frequently happens that painters
slash the glass windows when they are
'puiuting the sills. When this is the
makes out a satisfactory menu for the 01158 melt some 30‘1“ 1“ VBTI' “0‘ wa-
ter and wash the glass with it, using
a soft flannel.
, the‘paint.
A simple and excellent way to re-
mm: the middle of v.0“, hat. with a moyo dirty marks 17mm a rain coat is
little piece of colored ribbon sews ed to ID cut a “W llOlRlO in 511003 and 1‘111’
the under edge of the crown in the ex-: ll W0“ on the marks says the Montre-
nct center ,says “\e‘IJHdIeS’ Home Jour- :31 Star
After one has been obliged to re.
in some place of 1116118 "011581391
When using marking ink for linen,
from dress skills, children’s coat and
Now is the time when housewives
m
the oven.
GOOD RACING CARD.
It will entirely remove DANM’RY’ 0c"
racing. The
it will also remove mud stain tell), in three straight heats.
run), was third. 2: 18
2:16 3-4, 2:24 1-2.
Time,
2:22 3-4, 2:24 1-4 and 2:24 1-4.
Sentinel want ads. bring results
In this way the iron herbs “for winter use. The best way ll
[Keep a box with a slit in the top on lag is not interlerrcd with as there is to dry the out herbs in the sun, the .' "
Each member of the only this one spot to press.
family is alloweda special wish for the:
week, and may mail It in the menu-
wish box at any time. On Saturday the
house keeper opens the box, tabulates
the wishes, and with these as a help
plants being laid on sheets of paper or , ‘
on trays. When it is not passlble they
may be dried in front oi: the fire or in
DANBURY FAIR OPENED WITH A
9.——’l‘he opening
day of the Danbury fair brought out ,
an attendance of live htousand and
the crowd saw some excellent born
’:17 pace for a purse 0‘
$400, was won by Direct Maid (Mor-
Second.
money went to Soprano (Grand View
Stock Farm). and King Arthur (War-
1-4.
Equitrose (Crozier), took first mane
ey In the 2:27 trot for a purse of
$400. Lucy Patchen (Copeland), was
second and Oro (Butler), third. Time.
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ram-tilt 4 ’
Norman's, Conn. Sept. til, 1912.
At a meeting of the Directm of the
F‘sirilold Ocuni
Savings Bank 1.3111
this day, a 11191 and at the rats of four
(41 est cent. per annum. was deal as
mouths
tutti. iii!
The same will he outstation
ed to do tum treat the nursing: of
w «dint scrimm- -
(lupus:
books and paid on and sitar October. ' '
10. 1912. .
By under of the Board of Directors.
BEYMO'IJR CURTIS
Treasurer.
, disturbance;
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El). EACH AND EVERY STROPPER IS SOLD UNDER A POS- ' '
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