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WANTED
WANTED—EVENING SENTINEI.
of September 4th. 250 paid for deliv-
ery of same at this office. .
WANTED—~A FIRST CLASS GIRL
for general housework; family of two
7| West 'St. Mrs. F. A. Smith.
WANTED~500 PEOPLE TO AT-
loud rummage sale at the Spring-
wood Union Chapel Friday and Sat
111d11v afternoon and evening. 02 I 3t
WANTED-«YOUNG LADY, PO
sitioa as stenographer and typewriter
experienced. Address W. 13., euro
1So11tinel.023 3t
WANTED—moon FRESH
Inquire 11 Olijen street. 022 (it
CLUETT, PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power, mar
chines. steady work. s7 if
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WINDOW- SHADES—READY MADE
and made to order. Opadue, Holland.
Duplex Cloths. Estimates furnished
free. No order too large or none too
small In have prompt attention. Henrv
T P1',0witt 45 Main St., Norwalk.
021 (it
BUSINESS NOTICES
G. F. BENEDICT & 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators. dealers In wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22-2. 08 ti’
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Modsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 219.
t (9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
'boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
- custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Wanted!
OPERATORS
SHIRT0 WORK
Star Shirt Mfg. Co.
Bridgeport
\ Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Haviland St.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Fmbaimer
19 No. Main 8t., 30. Norwalk
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at office-4384.
Telephone at house—593.
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Newell’s Dancing Academy
Arion Hall, Madison St., so. Norwalk.
iwflnners' Glass for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9, at 8 P. M.
Athorough course of instruction in
the waltz and the latest society
dances. Circulars. .
W. GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty St Bridgeport, Conn.
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1, Tried Trick Once Too Often.
f ‘A man of seventy-live, who of re
(cent years had extorted money from
Icharitable persons, in Paris, -by pre-
Eeudlng to commit suicide. has fallen
victim to his ingenuity. He used to
eaten a. rope, attached to the ceiling.
nbout'hls neck with an easy running
noose. Then having knocked over
the furniture, he would overturn the
chair on which he was standing and
iremuln hanging by the rope. Alarm-
Ied by the noise. the neighbors would '
Iruuh In and cut him down. . After he-
iing revived he would depict his state
iof distress In such moving lauguaae
that money would be forthcoming for
{his relief. Later he would repeat the
ltrick in another house. invariably
lwlth success
iwhen he was carrying out the trick.
1‘Fhere was a hitch No one went to
la help and he remained hanging,
being eventually out down dead. 1
The Morning After.
The telephone girl In a Broadway
'otel cultivated a’ queer call over the
1 mass enchango one morning about ,11
‘clock When she “plugged tulle
But a few days ago. .
TO LET
TO LETWROOMS FURNISHED
and unfurnished. inquire etchings and
Saturday afternoons. 104 West St.
025 3t
TO LET~—’l‘0 FAMiLY 0F ADULTS,
second floor, 5 rooms, all improve-
menis. Rent $13. Apply on premises,
45 Summit avenue, or Patrick Mockler,
Norwalk Iron Works. 021') 3r.
T0 LET—FIVE ROOM FLAT,
rent reasonable. inquire F. i'iopp, till
Core Ave, East Norwalk. 024 Bi
TO LET—«FURNISHED ROOM,
all improvements. Private family.
Main St. or Phone 1035-4. 025 iii
WANTED—BOY TO LEARN SUR-
veying. Good chance to right party
inquire 108 South Main St., or Phone
1035-4. 025 3i.
‘ FOR SALE—PONY, WAGON AND
harness. First class condition. Will
sell cheap. inquire 241’) East Ave.
025 zit
TO LETmFlRST FLOOR, FIVE
rooms and bath. No. 23 Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwalk. Good rent
for desirable party. I". W. Malkin.
024 3t
TO LET.» SIX BEAUTIFUL
rooms, all modern improvements, cor-
ner Woodward and Rivers avenues. ln-
quire ii. A. iiegelein, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave. 024 iii
TO LETwCONVENlENT, 00M-
fortabie house in good condition. 'l‘I'ol-
ley line, Winnlpauk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. at if
TO LET-«7 ROOMS .WITH ALL
improvements, Cove street, $1.3:
eight rooms, 20 North Main
street. inquire R. .loselovsky, East
528 if
1912,
inquire
Norwalk Trust Co.
016 tf
Norwulk, or United Grocery.
To LED-FROM NOV. 1,
house, 7 rooms, rent $16.00.
at The South
TO LET~3 AND 4 ROOM APART
meats, newly decorated, centrally lo-
cated inquire of Frederick Lauder.
4.9011th Main S.,t Room 9. (112 it
To LETwDENTIS'I‘ OFiliCE lN
Lauder block, 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 21) years. Possession about
Nov. 1st. inquire of Frederick Laud
er, Room 9 all ti
TO LET-HAMII.TON AVE, HAI F
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and (3-
room flat: all improvements; good con—
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph H. Taylor. 1113 ti
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
WOMAN’S MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
South Norwalk, has been cordially in-
vited by the members of the. Sauth
Norwalk Congregational church,
through their pastor, Rev. John Staple-
to'u, to attend vesper service 4:30 o’v
clock, Sunday, Oct 27.
Rev Claude H. Priddy of Stamford.
will speak and Rev Mr. Staplctou
will deliver an address on. Civic Con»
sciousness.
League members are asked to meet
at 4:15 11. n1., in the east parlor of
the church. so that they may all to-
gether during the service.
Monday, Oct. 28, 3:30 p. In, the
[league will meet at the home of Miss
Hold. 43 West avenue, Will League
members kindly make returns at this
time, for the tickets sold for the song
recital? The executive board will
meet at 3 p. m.
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ening elfect. Ask your druzglst fol
them. 25 cents per box. , ~
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‘ FOR SALE
FOR TSALEa—A SQUARE HARD-
man piano at a reasonable price. Ap-
ply Miss Eva M. Benedict, 68 Spring
St., South Norwalk :31.
FOR SALE—FIREPROOF SAFE,
three feet high,2 5 Inches deep and '25
inches wide. _ Address Box 683, South
Norwulk. 021'» 'itl'
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FOR SALE--MITCHEI..L FORE
door five passenger touring car.
Bought new October 1911. Equipment
complete. Satisfactory demonstration.
Apply Wilfred Smith, West Norwalk,
(101111. Tel. Con. 024 iii
FOR SALE-wFARM 1N RIDGE-
lield, Conn., 10 room house in good
condition. barn and cow barn. Price
reasonable. Vi ould exchange for local
improved property. 1101' further par-
tioulars addIess Fa arm, care Suiti-
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"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. Woodwardteacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Maim
St. n30 1m
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICEw MY WIFE HAVING
left my bed and board without any
just cause, I refuse to pay any bills
contracted by her. Stephen F.
Heath. 024 31
To the Board of ,t'ounty Commission-
ers of Fairlleld County:
As trustee in bankruptcy of estate
of Stephen lloii’a, it hereby apply for
oestrusr
CA FARRH
dancer
'. Just breathe Booth's Hyomel for
liva minutes and the penetrating anti-
septic air from the Eucalyptus for-
Catarrhul membrane and give wenv
derful relief.
.Belug such an efficient remedy; ab
solutcly free from harmful drugs.
drugglsts are willing at the makers;
request toguarantce'Hyomei for Ca.
Iarrh, Group, Catarrhai Deafness.
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and
Bronchitis or money back. The lit-
le book in each package tells how
simple it is to getride of 1111 those
distressing diseases Iompiete Hyo-
moi outfit including pocket inhaler,
$1. 00; extm bottles, 1'10 cents at deal-
ers everywhere.
NOT EITHER As YET.‘
“Er—«i want some sort or a present
for a young lady."
“Sweetheart or sister?"
“Er—why, ‘she hasn't said which
she will be ,yet."—~Exchunge.
AMUSEMa-NTS
This week the banner bill. Another
astounding array of attractions at
HOYT’S
The Theatre of Advance l’ariety.
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outs of Australia will soothe the sore
shades separate from the liniugto
they can be laundered easily. They
are quickly lacked to the linen or
silk lining with bond fringe and mica.
lined. that comes. in various shades of
green, white, pink, blue, red and yel
low, and costs about 40 cents apiece,
according to the New York Times.
Another coicr for these lining a is
the lingerie one made of sheer White
linen. embroidered in memorized c-ot
ton in eyelet designs. A
set” has a fine buttonhoie scallop at.
Wu and bottom, a bunch of conven-
tionallzed forget-Ine-Imts at one side
and on the other a medallion in eye
let work with the monogram ol' the
owner done in raised satin stitchu'itlr
In
A popular shade is made of overlap-
ping silk petals with head fringe,
These come In green, yellow, red,
old rose, blue and pink. The same
,shadcs can be found in tho elet‘tl‘l:
shades made to fit 16 caidle bulbs.
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. Candle Shades. 4 ' Child’s Luncheon. liken add a little sail on
Keep the lace covers on candle For the child's luncheon baskctadcwlnto the gravy bowl, says the
distlmtl. c .
iit'icuu shoot my be made by grind
lug dates and nuts liacrhcr and lil'rJLSS- water alone. but part milk in.
lug, title ingredient into little colic-u, it wouderyfull
says the New Haven Jonrual-(‘ourlelz , ~
This lillilitlti a concentrated food, and' 60"" A“ N’WI '
‘llt old he lorticncd out to the little My carpet 5Will“ “lid b ‘3” I
. scented wolu out until i lit
the lICtUl- ililglz.‘ . .
and layers of bicycle tape atoll
ends of the brushes says a
tor contributor. Now they areas.
as new. ‘ ‘
apolls Tribune. it can be hill,
Same Color.
are very annually in
the sunny tcior as the material, and
there are .1 great 1.111111' openoneslr
wrich the fabric. can be SUEII.“':\'€‘1‘."
iiavtrn Jo'.1!'11111~C0111'ic1'.
White Sauce.
\i’i'ilo sauce is nothing more than
the cidni 11c- “111ilk grew." it is made'
by Fill‘l‘lll'f, :1 tablespoon of flour into
amuplo of inbicspoonfuls of nice
drippinus of butter, stirring until
perfertly blended and cooked, but not
browned; then turn into the skilletf
TM 11; minus
Closet improved. '
Closet room is at a premlulnln
‘ small houses. Often. honeyed;
1 shallow closet might be built if it;
easily be entered. The problem la“.
ved by using double doors
every part of the closet easily ,
bis, Says an exchange. This plan
not objectionable at all 1-: the doc
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two caps 01‘ hot milk or milk and?
water, stirring constantly until, WEAR all
smooth; let hell up for
a minute, I
New York Vaudeville Road Showsu,
Number 4.
E chy act a feature. Every act a star.
Positiv'ely the season's most talked
about play. initial vaudeville tour
of the stars of Robin liood
a license Io sell Splrituous and intoxi-
cating Liquors, Ale. Lager IleeI' Rhine ‘
Wine and Cider, at McMahon Block,
South Main street, Town of Norwalk. ;
My place of business is not located:
within 200 feet. in a direct line. of 11.‘
church edifice, parmhlnl school oi
MISS EMERIN CAMPBELL AND. "
MR. AUBREY YATES,
hilllt‘tlllg \II'. Joim Stokes Sensational
drum: 1,
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named endm'scrs are donors and“. l
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FOR ALL OCCASIONS. taxpayers. as Ilelimvd by law. 01 1111-. In mmmm. SE11; “PM“ 1
DAY 0R NIGHT. Town of \"01\\alk. m ‘ ,,
Dated at N01 1111!: this Hill Ila) of! HERE SOON i
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TBI. 1360 ‘ J. VAAST Odom)" A' D' 313%,,“ l I'lil'i‘li, .Mr. Edwards Davin, M. A (Himself);
013 ,5 Asstd ‘ §1and :. splendi company, in a preten-1
public school house or the premiers 1 '
declared to be the
most dramatic hit in the history of"
vaudeville. livery mother, father,
brother and sister should see this
great art.
pertaining theIeto, 01' any postol lice. 1;
public library or cemeterv
Dated at Nolualk this iTlII day of
October, A. 1)., 'Ililil.
WILLIAM S. \\'ll.i,"OX,
Trustee in liaukl'uptcy of Stephen
Hoffa Estate.
iSpeclnl cxII'aoIdInaIy added nlt' :1 t on
ipullcnni i The Illt‘iill‘l‘l gills in stilgeland.
We. the undersigned. electorn and ETHEL WHITESEiDE AND HER 5
laxpuiers, as defined in law, of the CLEVER PICKS.
louu of New 111k, llelobi endorse 1111: An olltel‘tnil11neut that
application of the ahoxe named his epoch in “napping,
phon Hoffa, by \\illlan1 S. \\ii11)\
trustee In bankruptcy, for such
reuse, and we do severally certify.
each 'for himself that we are own?
(11's of real estate situated in
Town of N01 walk.
Iluicd at .\‘orw.'1ik. Ibis l'Ii‘u 1i:1:1' oi'
Musical Comedians.
THE 3 RANKINS.
SdldH‘Oillt‘illnlis 11nd instruxuenluiisls
distinction.
of ‘1
0"“)“9‘3 {\- II. 1913' . From the London Hippodrome. '1
'lhos. F. Irowd, W. 15. Iit'iijlilllill,f ~(31 GLADDENBACKS (3)
Thomas Garvey, Nikola i‘. Munch; Astute Gi'muaslic Marvels. f
Morris Epstein. 1 '
l hereby certify that the shovel
The Prima Donna Comedienne,
PM" ( lflerk , lions (iralnatic.11pl:1v.
The Woman‘s Municipal League, of 7
without grilling, nausea; nor any weak 1 '
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