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.CLASSIFIE!) Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five words or Less, 26¢.—
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
’ face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED ' TO LET‘ FOR SALE
WANTED « Posi'ries nr
(3 Sentinel. u
WANTEbwTWO LOADS Oli‘ CORN-
stalks. Apply «to Stephen Pollnkss, 21
ll‘Indsor Pluce oil It
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSE I) OR
ii rooms, all inrpr0\'-.erirerits Corrtrnllil
lo" uteri; will buy if price Is light. Atl-
dress ll, Sentinel. 014 (it
WANTEO:A sslncsmnr INMK
dry goods store. A. Dicker-mun nud
lion. 014 It
WAN NED—«NI. llSE MAID TO HELP
inke til-huge c" it ruuuths- 0d boy.
Must be whims and lzlnd and some
experience with babies. Cull morn-
ings. Mrs. Seeley, Comps Inn, West-
port. 0 2 3t
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO
learn surveying; exceptional oppor-
tunity. Sec II. R. Minor. United
llunk Bldg, or 1. Lincoln Ave, South
Nor-walk, evenings. '012 3t
WANTED ~TO BUY TIMBER
lurid above 1 million feet in connec-
tion with grist mill or saw mill in
vicinity of Nor'wuik. inquire Taylor
and Golden. 012 St
WANTED—50 OORDS OF WOOD
Itnymond Bros. 011 at
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WANTED—3 0R 4 GOOD ELEG
triciaus. Apply Fairbanks Co. 272 At-
lnutic St, Stamford, Conn. 011 3t.
WANTED-CHAMBERMAID, NEAT.
Muhuckemo Hotel. 011 at
WANTED—BOY ABOUT 16 TO
do chores and be general usel'ul around
place for the winter. Call or address
Smith and 00.. ‘Uornstock Hill, Nor-
walk. Tel. 1117. 011 3t
WANTED—FIURNISHED, NOV. 1,
to ‘May 1. small house, fireplace, accom-
anodutions for one horse on prem-
ises or nearby, desirable ‘locction.
Gentleman and Wife, only, no children,
careful R. M. Tenny. 4 Cortland Pl. Tel.
258-2. 011 3t
CLUETT, PEABODV AND CO.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power mar
chines, steady work. 97 ti‘
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WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle lies! market prices paid. Ex-
trs prices for {at calves. $3 to 84
for bob calves to fatten. H, Fried
man Conn Ave Tel 1151 ‘
IiilI_K lNSPEOTlON IS NO FUN
1Incident Showing How Hard it is to
Force Sanitary Rules on Dirty
People.
The trials and tribulations of a milk
‘inspcctor trying to force insunltury
people to live according to sanitary
:rules are shown in the issue of the
Henlthologist, the ofllcinl organ of
the Milwnukeo health department.
The story follows:
A Mllwuukeo rnllk inspector during
a farm inspection, came upon u place
hopelessly filthy, disorderly and run
idown. A ructheriy person With a big
lieurt. but Ilrin und weird convictions,
listened to the young nrun's sugges-
tions. Then looking over her spec
mules pltYingly,’she sold:
"lloy, my mother was ninety-seven
years old when, she died. She was
IIII'IIOI' thn‘n’l am, and lived in s
dirtier house and drunk diriisr milk.
it she could stand it I guess there
ain't no reason why I and the city
folks that got milk from this farm
can't stand it too."
And not being able to answar that
organism, the milk inspector left her
gwklndly withal, but yet voicing her
lindignation over "them there new
dangled Idoes of clcunlinesu.”
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Pussngor’s "Lucky Escape."
A traveler in one or the London
tubes attempted to boird a train alter
lit had started and the union wore
binned. lie [at his foot undernthe xste
null hung on until the min ran Into
lino tunnel. liars ho was knocked all.
pm] but tor the prompt action at the
engineer he would have his both lets
out on. He wrote 1 letter of complaint
Ito rho coirrnuny. whereupon they had
trim "summoned" for breaking one of
Ilia mutilation-r. And the court titled
him 32. 60 and cost». which mounted
to $3.10. The item describing theme
in the London Times was kheled “A
Micky Escape." Evidently from i
heavier line-udder! York PM.
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Appropriate Names.
in upper Third avenue Ii. Bonn hits
a IMIMI’)‘. » in Columbus avenuo‘ia Miss
Hitch, wmnsh‘d lingerie. A denier in
window gins has a name which may
be rand either way and It iriii no the
MC: been Noni. In neuron avenue
in s surgeon dentist, Dr. sternum“
Hark Prod: '
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«combine to ’Fight Pins Basile
at number of annotations have been
harmed iii the south to mind tho
also host“.
W»;- m
around that sits the winners
Adramronnsiroum “[1139 Muse.
A‘.
mung plumber to do pinuiber‘s work lgood location
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; log oil the work connected with the
TO LETwli‘iVE ROOM FLAT,
inquire F. Ilopp. 33
Norwulk. oil (it
TO LET~LARGD HOUSE BATII,
Iurnnce, on trolley. near ltownytou,
mki’urnished, $30. Lower rent unfur-
nished Also, tree. three room house,
link 28],
014 It
TO LET-13 AND 4 ROOM APART-
rflcnts, newly decorated, centrally lo-
cated. Inquire of Frederick Lander,
4 South Main St, Room ii. .012 ti'
iitlove Ave, E.
li'usi, to winter caretaker.
liurien.
'ro LET~Slx-ROOM HOUSE, FAIR-
ileld ave, from Oct. 16.. part improva-
ments, Inquire 11 Elizabeth st. 011 at
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To LET-SIX ROOMS WITH IM-
movements 19 Hillside Place. in-
quire l} nited Grocery (30.010 ti
To LET——I)ENTIST OFFICE IN
Inudcr block, 4 South Main St.
Hits been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. 1st. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Room 9. s14 ti
TO LET—J7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street. $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part im-
provements, $11. Inquire it. Joselow
sky, East Nor-walk, or United Ore»
cery. ’ . 828 if.
To LET—J! ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part lm~
movements, $11. Inquire R. Joselov-
sky, East Norwalk, or United Gro-
cery. 526 if
T0 LET—«HAMILTON AVE, HALF
or twoi‘smiiy house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all Improvements; good coa-
dltlou: one block from railroad stwtlon
Joseph it. Taylor. s13 ti,
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BUSINESS NOTICES
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR, MILLINER.
13 Madison St., latest fall styles.
trimmed and untrimrncd. 011 iii
INSTRUCTION —— DRAWING AND
practical surveying, complete course,
at It reasonable price. Lessons by ens
gincer of 10 years experience. H. R.
Minor, 97 Washington St.. South Nor-
wnlk. 08 lit
G. F. BENEDICT 8.. 00., PAINT'
ers and decorntors. dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work 11 specialty. 16 Franklin St.
l’lione 22-2. 08 ti’
A. PITRAS, ii‘ilRllliilll, If. WEST
Ave. South Norwulk, furs remodeled,
repaired and dyed; ladlcs' and gents‘
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. Work neatly done. Lowest
prices.
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
.reutment ol gout. rheumatism. cic.
\rrungements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. 'l‘ei. till.
I9 ti
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shunt repair shop. All kinds
:usiom mndo work. Fit and comfort
:unrnnteed. 28 West Washington St.
A. Lieberma‘nn
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cuttlnq Taught. 20 Havlldnd 8t.
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HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
open FOR wmrsn TERM.
Iirudcs from primary throurrir high
school. Separate school, building.
Smell classes. individual attention.
Booklets and Rates on Application.
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Newell's Dancing Academy
Arlen Hull, Madison 81., so. Nor-walk.
lleltinnern' lines for insulin and
Gentlemen
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 0. It 8 P. M.
A thorough course or instruction in
the wait: and the latest society
dances. iircnisrs.
w. GILBERT NIWQLM
25 Liberty tit. Bridgeport, Conn.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director« Embslmor
iii No. Mnin lib, db. Homuik
Radioman, ii Washington at.
Telephone It sidewall“.
Voluptuous at house-«lira.
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NOTICE
to Contractors
Scaled proposals will be received at
the office or the Writer commission
are or the i‘iiy at Smith Norwsllr, not
ill 12 unlock soon. not. ill. 1012, for
trenching, pipe laying. brick titling.
tarnishing iced home cooking, and do»
ascension of a ti inch pipe on that
When l-osd, north mm lily avenue
Igt msh‘s factory. aprosimsioiy 3,9110
agile (inmmissionors mom tho
rim to reject any and rill hiss.
Plans and speculations “3:: he sets
lithe owner of the horse.
FDR SALE—«AUTOMOBILE. .5 PAS:
seuger, large, roomy body. luxuriously
upholstered; almost new engine. good
condition; top, large lumps; lot of ere
tras, $300. Box :381, Dnrlen. 014 It
FOR BALEw—ENTIRE STOCK FIS-
bel's While Rocks, consisting of
one large cock, 13 busvv yearling
bens.2 23 early hatched pullets, seven-
cockcrels. Fred Conley. 17! Elm (irate
street. 014 (it
FOR SALE- —-A BARGAIN. VIC-
tor Talking Machine. good its new, 134
records, outlit cost $1.34; sell for less
than half. (Juli evenings, 245 East
Ave, East Norwulk. 01?. 3t
FOR SALE—MOTHER AND TWO
ulrcdule terriers, well bred. For sale
cheap. Inquire Law Wee Kennels. Du-
rien. 011 3t
FOR SALE—SEVEN H; P. IN3
dian motor cycle. Perfect condition,
fully equipped. Price 5125. Apply
Harold E. Cantrell, Dsrien,'Ot. 09 6t
FOR SALE-2 FAMILY HOUSE.
East Norwslk, in .Iuir condition, 51,-
850. for quick sale. George Mitchell.
Phone 1944. si ti‘
FOR SALE—A GOOD FAMILY
horse, butcher outfit and a square pl-
ano, at a reasonable price. Address
H. Romano, 2 Bouton St, South Nor-
Walk, Conn. 08 6t
PROFESSIONAL.
J. O. O—OLLINGS, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church poaitlons and teach-
srs. lilies G. M. Woodward, teacher or
pinho and harmony. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio. 76 South Main
St. 6130 im
LOST
BOAT LOST —»— CEDNR LAP
streak flat bottom host, under streak
green. upper varnished. l-J. ilelinnd
on a plate on stern of bout. Suitable
reward for return of boat to L San-
fosi Gregory, Snugntnz‘k Conn oil "it
LOST - llE'l‘Vi'EEN 278 EAST
Ave.“ und iippor Main St. or W nil SL.
yesterday, lady's gold yutrh. Finder
please return to Colonial Mill and
Lumber 00., and recei e rewurdbli 3t
TAXI TO HIRE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
_ DAY OR NIGHT.
Special Rates to Dsnbury Fair. Tour-
ing Car and Taxi.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST
INOENIIIAIIY Fill! KILLS
HORSE
(Continued from first page.)
Fortunately their work nun, so otter-
hire that the flames did not destroy
all evidences of guilt us was planned
by the cruel flrebug. in the near vi-
cinity were also kindling wood and
boxes, which it was designed would
help the flames in their work of de-
structlon.
Another carious incident for which
the oiliciulu can rind no exploitation
was, that when found, the home had
a barrel on one tore tour and unoth-
or on one or the hind feet. Whether
he picked these up in his mud strug-
gles against death or whether they
were placed there by the person wish.
log to make surer his destruction is
not known.
Muruhsi Harold K Clark visited the
premises, but were unable to one
They did got
the owner or the burn and hence,
however, null talked with her. Ac
cording to Mrs. i-‘lurku, lludos rented
the place it your use Ind started a
butcher market, at which he is milit-
ing no money. First unclaimed thut
the (sellsr oi the market was too
dump rind him had it cemented. Then
its clubbed that In cementing the
plum. the workmen got some at the
cement on his stock and spoiled it
and in now shins her for 31.000 to to
cover damages. Not only that, but
Bakes owes the womsnjiiu lo hack
rout sud wishes her to purchase the
‘ market.
in s stateroom mods to The South
acid lhut he did not know who was
the guilty parties. but he did know
that both the mullet and the burn
had been not sum by somebody. The
billet has in his multiples a turd
but takes truth the Wn‘whiiiitdidd
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at this cities on not lioness.
October 14, 1’15. .
on St wuss cutthroat
Yesterday Ohlei' Bognrdus nod Fire,
nei, this morning. cum Words: .
uses nondsdrhr no his mum. "
comma will mobility he j
it is. stimulus that the than; to j
ram
the most coliossul array at vaude-
vile stars ever nsssmblsd on a
single hill.
ChrisO . Browns New York Vanda
ville road shows, .
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Every act a star, every not a bend.
liner.
Special extraordinary engagement of
stugelsnd‘s most ulluilng' beauty
and tun least. The darling of vaude
ville,
. FRANCES CLARE
and her eight little girl friends and
Guy lluwson, In it uplcturesque pas
toriai musical comedlettn The Sur-
prise Party. Ten dlmpied beauties
in the newest entrancing tunes.
wonderful dancers and beans
runny lines and situations.
The New York girls and vaudeville's
most iuvorltell.
THE MELNOTTE TWINS,
Clevercst mmedieunea on the Ameri
can stage. in their latest tribute of
songs, dances and fun specialties
The star of a dozen Broadway hits,
JESSIE MAE HALL AND CO.
(Recently star of The Maid of Nor-
way). In her extraordinary suc-
cess. An Obstiuute Mun.
Here he is. that southary party,
,HARRY VAN FOSSEN
(Dockstnder‘s star for years). The
lug goods. -
Hair Raising Manipulators.
THE IMPERIAL TRIO,
llewildering and laughable with hoops
and dlnbolos.
Coming Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
list
Another or luminaries
Crane.
Co. No advance in prices for these
grout shows.
Look, Read, Stop. Think This week 1 ‘
ot
huppy darky with a fund of lsugh- ..
of
nudevilc that will startle. Mike Don-
lin, Tom Lewis, J. K. Emmett, Viola
Seven Tuscany Troubadors.
The Demacos. James Leonard and
offloOvon.
Have Heston Five Sides
(Othor ranges have heat on 4 sides)
1-4 more hint around won.
12-18 North Main St..
quick. sure baking.
These are the reasons
The A. J. Collins (30.,
So.
Hub Flue makes only four turn: to reach smoke‘plpo H
(other three make 6 turnst)"1c3 less turns mealt-
why Hubs nave fuel.
Norwaik, Conn. ~
Clothes of the School Girl.
The tailored suit, or its counterpart
OLD
REDMEN’S
HALL
of features.
and cleanest pictures In town.
Today's Program is:'
Love Will Find a Way, drama.
His Father's Son.
Back to Her Own.
And three others. .
Tomorrow:
The Winner and the Spoils.
Will of James Walden.
The Bugle Cali,
Coming Wednesday:
sordlers In it. Don't miss it.
Matinee daily. at 2:30. Evenings
7:30. Saturday, 7:00 o'clock.
Adults 10c.
days and Holldayl.
THE NEW .
SHOWING TODAY
Matinee Today at 2:30 p. m.
To
a hunk from start to finish. Don
tail to see it.
reel .
block's way. .
in one his real.
'0 O'clock. Two shows Nightly.
Always have a good show
Mun. toucniidm to;
Bring incur trlunds.
From now on this will be a house
We will have the‘ best
liisou iiil picture.
On the War Path. Great two reel:
Bison 101 picture; " rill) indians and
Children 5c
Matinee 50 every day bxcwt Baton
Dreamland
Meets the Princess-A comedy.
'l.
Midnight SupperwA very Interesting
picture. Sure to please. All in one
The MllckwA picture that's worth
goinz'to use. A story 01' a boot-
Th. Adventurous—A very line drama
Besides two more his main today.
Evonlng Pei-romaine" Int 7:80 and
DOn’t
mil to and the good his show tonight.
the long coat. is the first consideration
for the school girl who desires a good
looking out-door costume to be worn on
gals occasions and whether it be suit
or wrap is left to her discretion. For
the very young girl the Norfolk suit ot
shepherd's plaid is undoubtedly chic,
says the New orienas Plcavrrnne.
skirt msy he made in combination with
a blouse or the same material serving
as a one-piece (rock when the cost is
moved.
The older girl will want a more clsh
ornte affair though a welltnilorcd "-
piece suit will serve her purpose ud~
mlrsbly. If the long coat is chosen
any style of truck may be worn in»
. neuth, editing the occasion. The cov-
, crt cost is a new development of the
long wrap is generally in three-quarter
length. A new model is 28 Illi‘IlL‘S in
front tapering lo n 42 inch point In the
back. It s slraghl and almost seamless
with a. kimono sleeve set Into an ex-
, tended shoulder, the sleeve In three-
cull.
The moderately wide rovers extend
tons with a frog. With this costume u
simple dmssy‘ but will be worn; a but
several months wear “(or best" end
will look little worse for it. A hot of
broad brimmcd velour turned sharp-
ly up at the Icit side with at huge rib.
hon dshliu in a shade contrasting will
be desirable.
of velvet with a single white cockade
~ as trimming will serve the purpose.
Suitable gloves. a pair of heavy durk‘
ones and one pair of white will be re—
quired sir well its highbuttoned shoes.
The school room requires a costume
or its own. Here the skirt and separ-
sto blouse can he wombat 1 simple
come addition. A nest design {or this
frock is of seal brown made to listen
tilshtiy at the loft side of the front,
with large buttons carom-d with the
halorlnl. The sleeves are inns and not
Without tuliness into the armhole and
finished with cream linen cults, a col-
lsr oi the some ilnluhos the neck and
adds the cannery light bit to on other.
. wine somber frock.
About the waist various belts msy
be worn to drill variety Mills stout ton
Dance
.FRIDAY EVENING. OG‘I‘ODKR ll
ST. JOSEPH’S
Musical Revue. entitled
"on Till VIRANDA."
thirty hoopla.
ill
Entertainment 81
NEW SCHOOL HALL
shuns will compilin- the costume.
The smell girl in the bounding school
will ilnd the blue serge skirt and Nor-
toik or mitiriy insure a boon. The pres
ent fashion; ndmit or runny adoptions
of this cmvonient costume all or which
nos unusually suitable and becoming.
THE GENERAL WPULII.
the men out in the country
any: he writable live in town.
The (livelier In the oily
View the oimuks with a noun,
And can the life they: run:
is the lite st in! Profound
do they loud the lfll. that tell them
flwrh‘r change their homes around.
, Tia nuts in the assortment
W I limiting house so neat: ,
The with who this n dwelling "
Will“ it tarnished do: cathodic.
m to with than their:
, Our conditions to improve ,
on Autumn film m min:
" ‘3 still-it thrills ,
' a;
The '
quarter length and finished with a deep
Or a close titling ntfnirj
tram the coat like rovers to the horn,’
All business success is necessari-
ly due to some sort of adver-
‘tising. No matter what your en-
terprise may be,
“known to others
it must become
besides yourself.
There are numerous methods ‘of’
I conveyinglto the public the facts »
you desire them to know.
the BEST way
tells the most
to the waist line where the cost Ias-‘
But.
is that which
people in the
. quickest time and that daily
which will stand the vicissitudes 01,
keeps pounding your business .
otters into theii' heads and ev out-
I
i
l advantages of
ually convinces then). of the
doing business
with ”you - that is The Sentinel
smartly tailored frock will be a wet!
way.
LIIIIII IIILI. IIIIIE BIIIIIIS.
Til NIIIIIIIII
mentioned 1min trim run)
was to ho hum. No estimate of the loss
was made last night but it was re-
ported inst it is covered by Insurance.
The ma children, ranging from
two to, ill years, were away at the
time and. their parents were selling
on I might; r. As they more return
lug homo . otween 5 and ii o'clock.
they noted smoke arising from .019
house. through the irony, and wonder-.1
on It the children had returned and'
bird built a bonfire ct loaves. Know
in; the danger of this procedure, Mr.
Lsdd hurried ahead and wuhmriiied
to note the second story or his home
in mass or humus. Ministers noted
the trouble chain the sums time Add
mimnded to the drills for sill. -
i Leslie Eastman, one of them,
[‘9th the scene cyan hetero Mr.
mud and nu busy getting furniture
out when tho other: arrived. With
runny hunting energetically, almost
all at the belonging! or the lower
out! um um. . ,
unsound summons. hid.
it in mm tilde ism m
morons; doll}. in insurgency. on ,
Vm*m
night.
' COTTAGE OURNS.
incendiary aimed tor his» at W.“
Polk.
tugs, owned by Horned ti. Germ...
rormor grand regent or the non!
Arounum, was destroy!!! W lire M
day. it won not until Botswana“
the authorities loomed of tho no
because the summer cottages _on it.
investigations in being made. u at
its. is honored to have been of ii.-
IN" without success.
is
north 1... Minor, or New cum
(«all into the trends or sol-sown m
H. suit yesterday, and who am
Charged with Mutation lam
{fudge Edward M. bestowed. til!
morning, Utility could not my s‘
of I? and costs, so lieutenant I
with iiiil‘i. ,_
t.
pr
posh are visited only once a week. A;
condisry origin Tho Ion was $1,000.,
A nearby cottage had been vilifll'
and an attempt made to out lire to:
3. Monty we: the on; to mam'
. i
neurons. «out. itwA summer W ~’
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