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WANTED
GIRL WANTED FOR FIRST CLASS
ladles' tailoring. Must understand
good sewing.Pa1is Ladies' Tailors.
211d flow, 123 Washington St. 022 lit
BOY WANTED. ABOUT 15 YEARS
old. Cluett, Peabody and Oil. 022 lit
WANTED—BY YOUNG MAN, 19
years, position as chauffeur with pri-
vate party. Understands repairing
Address 8., care Sentinel. 022 iii
WANTED—~GOOD FRESH COW.
Inquire 11 Olilen street. 022 (it
WANTED—~BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS
or age to work in grocery store. Ap-
'1)in Nelson l-I. Hoyt, 70 Washington
St 021 ill
WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY
01’ any kind by a young German wo-
man. Address T. W., care Sentinel,
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WANTED——MEN,
experienced operator on leather
wanted. Knickerbocker Leather and
Novelty (30., 7 Monroe's‘t. 021 Bi
WANTED—‘EXPERIENUEVD BUS-
iness man desires position of respon-
sibility; best of references and securi-
ty furnished if necessary. Address M.
L. F., South. Norwalk post-otfllce.
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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. inquire 1 Cedar St.
019 St
CLUETT. PEABODY AND 00.
have situations to otter to operators
experienced on steam power ma-
chines, steady work. I7 ti
WANTED-4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to :4
[or bob calves to fatten. ”Fried
luau, Conn. Ave Tel. 115LH
MISCELLANEOUS
WINDOW SHADESwR'EADY MADE
and made to order. Opaque, Holland.
Duplex Cloths. Estimates furnished
ifrec. No order too large or none too
small to have prompt attention. Henry
T. Prowlil, 45 Main St., Norwaik.
021 (it
Business NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT a 00.,1PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a. specialty. 16 Franklin
Phone 222. 08 if
‘TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
bout and shoot repair. Shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 2% West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havlland St.
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM.
(trades from primary through high
school. Separate school building.
Small classes. individual attention.
Booklets and Rates on Application.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director» iimbalmer
19 No. Main Oh. so. Norwqu
Rnidonco, 6 Washington at.
Telephone at office—43M.
Toll-phon- ut noun-493.
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Neweil’s Dancing Academy
Arlen Hail, Medium 8L, Bo. Norwnlk.
liegiunors‘ Class for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Wednesday Evgnlng. Oct. 9, at Ii P. M.
A thorough course oi instruction in
the walls and the latest society
dances Circulars
W. OILBRRT NfiWELI...
25 Liberty 8:. Bridgeport. Conn.
«-“-Wm
EDDIE. M'KENNA MAKING (3000.
Further Norwalh Lilo Savor Present-
ing Vaudeville Act.
mule McKenna'o own not. known
as the Mount. Ls Reich; and (30.. is
showing at tlcit's Theatre this week,
and although kiddie refused to play in
his own town. his companions are
here and are presenting some elec-
trical features. The act is something
entirely new. consisting of an Karly
feature With local coloring. a human
dynamo act. which is h slumber and
Holiness is linden widely in
3' new [circle of some Norwaiil ‘
in
.WI" luv? save!
-—-—- improvements,
other unique features which are worth.
.. TO LET
'ro LETwON bncnnnnn 191*.
for tire months, an eleven room, fur-
nished house, No. 94 East Ave, Nor-
waik, near Green. inquire Rev. C. W.
Shelton. 022 iii
TO LETmNiOE 6 ROOM COT-
tage, improvements. Nice yard.
18 12 Union stree inquire Wm.
ililsdon, 6 Elizabeth St. 022 ll
T0 LET-'«CONVENIENT. COM-
fortable house in good condition. Trol.
icy line, Winnipauk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. 3.1 if
T0 LEV—HOUSE. 20 ROOMS, COR-
ner of Elizabeth and Day streets.
Newly refitted throughout, furnace,
set range, gas, electricity, bath, etc.
Suitable for first-class boardlny
house. Inquire Raymond Bros." 022 3t
:3 LET~FURNISHED ROOM,
will all improvements, and board
nearby; private family. Apply at 32
Chestnut St, South Norwalk. 022 iii
To LET~FROM 181‘ OF‘ NOVEM-
ber, 4 desirable rooms. corner Taylor
and Connecticut avenue. Apply H.
Beebe. 022 3t
TO LET—MAPLE HILL COTTAGE.
80 Franklin Ave, two minutes from
West Ave. trolley, 6 rooms and bath,
every modern convenience: also an
apartment. 8 Orchard St, heat and hot
water supplied. Inquire afternoons,
53 West Ave, Norwalk. 017119 22
T0 LET—«SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms, all improvements. inquire
Patrick Mockler, at the Norwalk Iron
Works, on or the premises, .'0. 4.3
Summit avenue, South Norwalk. with
T0 LET—«WITH BOARD, NICELY
Reasonable rates
land St.
Mls Taft, 16 liavi
021 at
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOM.
slutsble her man and wife, two girls
or two young men. Steam heal, elec-
tric light, both. 118 South Main Sh.
top fiat. 021 3t
furnished large room, from; electric 022 It
light; large clothes press; to tho.
Also table boald iIome cookin’g LOST-«BRINDLE BULL DOG.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—~PARLOR STOVE IN
good condition. Can be seen at-No.
75 Spring St, South Norwalk. 022 it
FOR SALE—-R. I. REDS, WHITE
Leghorns, pallets and cockerels. Also
Indian Runner Ducks (‘haries C.
Kuhner. 63 Fort Sh, East Norwszllk. 3
o‘ t
FOR SALE—«5 H. P. MIANUS EN-
glne; also both to rent for horses or
storage. Inquire 82 Meadow St.
Phone 1361. 021 3t
FOR SALE—4 HUMPHREY 1N-
verted gas are lamp and 5 Welsbach
gas arc lamps. All in first class con-
dition. Will sell at a bargain. A. F.
lleckmann and 0-0., 83 Washington St.
021 at
MR. POULTRYMAN: IF YOU ARE
not getting eggs don't blame the
chickens. Help them along by feeds
lug Conkey' s Laying Tonic. Charles
id. Dow, 112 Washington St. has it
015 3t
PROFESSIONAL.
J. c. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND
teacher of vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio. 76 South Main
St. 9130 1111
LOST
LOST ~~GOLD LOCKET AND
1ohaln between Osborn avenue sold
the Fitch school, East Norwslk. In-
itials M. F B. on locket. Reward
for return to 64 1-“ Osborn Ave.
black strap collar with license tag
47,366 attached; Reward for return to
Iii St: John St; East Norwalk. 021 iii
LOSTuPOCKETBOOK CONTAIN-
ing $100. Owner‘s initials, S. A. “2,
inside of book. Reward for return to
Sentinel olilce. 019 at
TO LET—«HOUSE, '1‘ ROOMS, ALL
improvements, centrally located. Ad-
dress F., cure Sentinel. olli lit
To LETee—T ROOMS WITH ALI.
«love street. $15; is
rooms with improvements, ill Hillside.
Place. inquire R. Joselovsky. East
St Norwulk, or United Grocery. 528 it
' "-EBTTEriIfildmfifibTi
house, I meme. rent SIGHIIO Inquire
at The South .\'01walk Trust to
Olt' 1 it
To LET—~ROOMS
bi‘IIl SI.
avenue.
AT 523 ELIZA-
OIIS iii
TO LETw-3 AND 4 ROOM APART
meals. newly decorated, centrally lo
called. inquire of Frederick Lander,
4 South Main St" Room ‘3.
inqulle Mrs. 'i‘arlov, Taylor
012 if
NOTICE
To Contractors
South Norwalk, Conn,
Oct. 22, 1912.
Scaled proposals will be received at
the oilicc of the Street Commissioners
not later than Saturday. Oct. 2H, lull.
tor the construction of 375 lineal feel,
more or less, ol‘ concrete curb and
gutter on Rivers avenue, Plans and
speclllriuicns may lli‘ scan at the of~
“('0 0f the Water (‘umnllsslouers on
Oct. 23,1912.
Sll'ecl (‘olilmlsslollel' reserves
right to reject any and all bids.
ALFRED IIIIOWN,
Street Commissioner.
the
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TO LETwDI-JNTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block. 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years.
N v. 1st.
e , Room 9.
Possession about
Inquire oi Frederick Laud-
sil tr
Town Assessors’
Joseph R. Taylor.
To LETw—IIAMIIJTON AVE, HALF
oi lwoi‘amily house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad stallioni
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NOTICE
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay Taxes In the Town oi
Norwalk, that they are required by
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONG.
DAY OR NIGHT.
liill lillliiiii
Taxi and Touring
Tel. 1360 .I. VAAST
law to deliver to the Assessors. or
either of them, on or before the Iirsl
day of Novomber, 1912, a written or
printed list, dated. signed and sworn
to, of all‘property owned by them on
the ilrst day of October, 1912, liable to
taxation.
N. B.-—I.isis may be returned to the
Assessors. at the Assessors' Olllcc,
Town Hall Building. Norwalk, and iii
the Council Rooms. Washington
street, Library Building, South Nor-
walk, item and including. October iii,
1M2. to and including November I.
lll‘l2. bald Offices to be open from 9
lo 12 o'clock, in. m.. and drum" .. to
4: 30 p. m.. all days of the week.
BOLVENT NOTICE.
District oi
ilourl, September 28. A. 1).. 1912. ~
Norwalk, In said District, deceased.
The Court at Probate lo:- the ills-
tricl oi Norwailt. hath limited and al-
iowod six months from the dots here-
of tor the creditors of said estate to
exhibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to present. their
accounts, properly situated within said
time. will no dobarred‘ a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate
wont to _
. JOHN B. RAMON.
Administrator.
walk. Conn.
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Iiiilillm cigarettes,” declared Mrs,
have to so in tor it.
lists you some counted with lsvoo
don"wl’litsb‘urgh Pool.
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l'lloii‘l'e in love with a .bi "
Norwalh. ss., Probate
Estate of James P. iinulou. late or
PM“
lure Wm. li‘.’rnmn1sny, South More:
922 iii no
“it it is going. to be stylish to
Wallabiy-Womhut. "i suppose i shall
Young men”
. 1that: i have at ad the franchise s
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(Sundays excepted) and on asthma):
and on November lot, 1912, from 7 un-
til 9 o‘clock. in the evening.
All persons will be required to give
street and number at their property,
and also at lot house stands on.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn. October
5111,1912
2lions w. iTlOGARDUI'I.
oscsa w. RAYMOND.
onouou w. ii‘l‘l‘Cii.“ ,
- ,Auoilsors.
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F0011. GONPIDENT.
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owl-04
Ill. bullet. president of the Philadelphia
National longing club, returned there
flatllriiay. from New York, and said
some not lithe seriously‘tho reports
that ho may be coated mm the brush
decay of tits local club. "1 on be pro:-
idem ot the .Philsdelphls’ club as long
Isl desire to remain in‘ that olllco." he ‘
said“ “i do not say thut the club is
mu»
PIMHDEIJPH'IA, Oct. lam-Horace
not all dole, but it it chance: it will do,
Beginning tomorrow a vaudeville
show par excellence. Never before
so good. Never bel‘ore so entertain-
ing. At the one spot that knows no
sales.
Fun, (layety All the Time.
Chris 0. Brown: New York Road
Show, umber 3.
An incomparable presentation. World's
greatest electrical spectacle, intlo-
duclng the earth's unequaled won-
der walkers.
MOFFAT. LA REINIE and 00..
The Human Dynamos, presenting
their sensational nov‘élh, the acme
of scientific demonstration. You’ll
laugh too. Then you ll 11' under how
it is all done. .
-——-——. ,
Special extraordinary attraction
America's leading legitimate player
and Star.
Mr. Dave Higgins
The famous star of Piney Ridge. and
Ills associate playels, in a comedy
illanlallc playlet, A Dixie Romance.
h.
Morn Capers by
SPIEGEL and DUNN,
Black face tunsters with a
laughter goods
lot of
A Dainty“ Novelty,
THE ZOLAS,
Pretty girls. in a unique spectacle.
Enteltainers to His Majesty,
CLIFTON and CARSON.
With a fund oi clever specialties.
THE Hovrscoor-z. I
All that is good in motion pictures.
OLD '
REDMEN s
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TODAY’S PROGRAM:
The Reckoningwlllson till picture.
All on Account of a Handkerchief -A
comedy drama.
Wun Lungs Strategy»
And three others.
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A drama. i
TOMORROW‘S PROGRAM:
Geronimo‘s Lust Raid—A great 2 reel
western picture.
The Double Debt.
And three others.
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COMING SATURDAY: I
Unulnev‘mlolhor great 2 reel
tare.
Anyone who has ever read [Mullins
should not miss this great feature
Saturday.
To
Enumerate
theMerits '
of
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Sentinel
is Unneces-
carvm '
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whirls with the chances.
(Continued train that page.)
their jobs and they began a good
work last night. None escaped the
The committees in charge of the st~
lair are as follows: ‘ ‘
1 George Allen and Irving H. Reed
comprise the soliciting committee.
The eight lieutenants of the com‘
panics are the canvassing commit”
tee .
Messrs. Blizzard. Bylnkton and Ken-
nedy have charge or the entertain-
merit.
The Fire Police are in atllorlty at
o,
‘Mlss Antoinette DePlerne
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various ladies and firemen preside
As a contrast from the yellow comes
one of green. a ring the article booth.
in charge at C. H Dllwortb and an
able assistant in George .W. Dilworth. ‘
The liesuty Shop is again repre-
sented. mean and white being the
color scheme, with Mme. L. M. Hol-
lay in authority.
Andrew Davey, with his twontieth
century grocery. came next with a.
red, white and blue tximming. II (1.;
Raymono had the booth in care
The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany is represented this year, and
explains
the merits of the machine.
i
is enjoying a day's gunning ,
ton, today. ‘ ‘
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Messrs. Alex Reed and. Stay,
the entrance.
cream and "Dick" Moore with his an cycles and examples of much work Company respectively who are
nounccments is again on the job.
drinks booth. ’
handsomely trimmed and line edges Ington
oi' the hall in the
Whom they relrcsent and those in White trimmings, OCCHDIGB quite
charge are as follows:
med with American flags.
Skldd in charge.
with
genial, in full charge, as usual There
were many wild horses captured last penses hot trunkiurters f1 om a green died up or read of these conditions ti!
ance they were made tame.
in red, white and blue stripes.
Howard V Worden is in charge.
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I The Norwalk Auto Supply Company presenting the United Statés’
iiope Hose boys dispense the Ice With sporting goods, motor cycles, bl Block Companv and the Maui; .,
is in cute of the ploprietor, Ra. Ii ted in South Nm-‘wailts Roman Iii
Sherwood. work were in this city today to ii
The cane booth, of glcen, red and intend the beginning of the WWII
agrin purple, is in change of C. living it)-
The Phoenix men preside at the soil
The booths this year me -
‘ Rev. Fledel‘lck A. C'ciemau, use
The officials' booth of purple and of Trinity Church deliveredanoth
a his decidedly interesting and ins ii;
tlve talks at the parish hall last
Frederick J. Kane is representing ing to a large gstheringoi people.
William Mrs. J. W. Studw,ell of the piano com- talk was Illustrated by stereop‘,
pally. views and dealt withiihe hens .
Madame Delfinso tells fortunes in the poorer class of people in .‘0'W ‘i'
ever. a purple and white booth. city as well as explaining oi thei Ill
Representative Henly Matheis dis- es. To those who have not already it
usual fashion.
space as usual.
A. .l. Collins, household wares, trim-
The “Horses' Fair" Is next in line
William J. Powell, the
evening and nodal Mr. Powell' e guid and orange booth. lecture was a revelation, Rev. Mr. Col
The ice cream booth presents a man having the happv faculty o e
The fancy work booth is decorated very pretty appearance. pialning forcibly what he means
,Mrs. The fair will contine each night demonstrating'the needs 'of the 11
tilts week. tunate poor of the metropolis.
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