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WANTED
WANTED-BY ’I‘WO ADULTS.
house of sevon rooms, all improve-
ments. centrally located Address M.
J). chm Scutlncl 028 st
WANTED-A .YOUNG MAN AS
inspector in laundry. Dinett, Pea-
body and Co. ’ 028 31;
WANTED~wGO0D FRESH COW.
inquire 11 Ollien street. ,, 022 tit
CLUETT, PEABODY ‘AND CO.’
have situations to otter to operators.
experienced on steam power mar
chines, steady work. :7 ti
LOST .‘
LOST—~BETWEEN WEST AVE-
nue at 'Orchard St. and Trinity
Church, South Nor-walk, bar-Ipin set
with pearls Reward for its return to
53 We‘d. Ave . 028 3t
LOST—YELLOW AND WHITE
kitten. Rewardi’or return to 4 Fair-
tleld Ave.
BUSINESS Morton‘s ; ~
G. F. BENEDICT a. 00., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22~2. 08 tf
TURKlSH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth‘s Shnitsrlum. Tel. 210.
[9 ti’
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boat and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Wanted:
, AT ONCE
Experienced Stitchers
on ShirtWork
WRITE
Star Shirt Mfg. Co. s
Bridgeport, (Jenn.
Wanted!
OPERATORS
. , ON -
SHIRT WORK
Star Shirt Mfg. Co.
Bridgeport , "
H Mme. A. Lieberhtann
Fashionable Dressmaklng
CuttingTaught. 20 Havlland 8t.
«W. Y
DAVID w. RAYMOND
Funeral Director Embalmer
18 No. Main alt. Bo. Norwalk
Residence; 0 Washington st.
Telephone It oMOHBB-Z.
Telephone st house-483.
m
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Newell's Dancing Acade'my
Arlon Hall, Mldllon 8t” 80. Norwalk.
Beginners" Glass for Ladies and
‘ Gentlemen.
Wednesday Evening, Oct. 9. at 8 P. M.
A thorough course of instruction in
the waltz .. and the latest society
dances. Circulars.
w. GILBERT NEWELL.
25 lehrty 8! Bridgeport. cone.
Wu .....
Taxi and Timing
Canto Hire
FOR ALL OQCABIONB.
DAY on mom".
, retool .J. MAST?
: ’l‘en pot‘ bent. or discomfort in a
. furnished room is too much-Jot you
can find one that's ”at least ‘99 per
cont. comfortable by anawcrlng‘somo
s.‘ . ,l" l .i ,
' our dlscontontis“ as
V “.
028 If;
up in mums:- as stay: if. . 3
any
FOR SALE /
hogany case, like new. PriceJllilJ.
Stelncrt's, ”16 South Main St. 028 31.
PIANOLA. BENCH, 12 ROLLB OF
MUSIC—«$85.00,. easy terms. An un-
usual bargain. Stelnert's, 16 South
Main St. " 028 8t
and 60 Records and Cabinet, 830.00,
Sentinel oi‘lice. ‘“ 028 Lil
FOR 8ALE-LADIES' AND MISS-
es' long coats, suits. dresses, furs,
shoas, etc, reasonable.
“Widow.” Sentinel office 028 3t
PlANO - SQUARE —~ EXCELLENT
condition, 815. Stelnert‘s, 16 South
Main St. . . 028 -3t
" PlANO~SEOOND~HAND WEBER
Grand, tine tone and in first-class con-
dition. Will sell for half its cost.
Steinert‘s, 16»Souvth Main St. 028 3t
FOR SALEwPONY. WAGON ~AND
harness. First class condition. Will
sell cheap. Inquire 245 East, Ave.
' 025 3t
.PIANOmSM‘ALL UPRIGH'I‘, Mill-I
EDISON STANDARD PHONOGRAPH-
worth 385.00. Address II‘. a. 8.. care-
Address.
FOR SALE—BRUSH RUNABOU'l‘
in first-class condition. Inquire 17
North Main St, South Norwalk, Conn.
026 8t
FOR SALE—on son RENT AT 49
West ave., 9 room house, all modern
improvements. E. J. O’Connell. 026 St
FOR SALE-GREATLY BELOW
market price, 3 to 4 carloads of lum-
ber, consisting of spruce timber, 6
and 8 inch, N. C. sheathing. cypress,
hemlock and two grades of flooring;
also second hand lumber. L. Gamble,
69 Seaview-Ave. 026 St
FOR SALEv—FIREI’ROOF SAFE,
three feet high, 25 inches deep and 25
inches wide. Address Box 683. South
Nor-walk. 025
fiROFEssmNAL.
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
t. ‘ 9130 lm
The Live.
Up-to-date
Merchant
with that
. Satisfied
Expression
Lurkingjin
His Coun- ,
tenancé “
Is the
Successful
Business
Man- .
He
Advertiser:
in The
Sentinel
The well-
informed .
. Man 1s
. the «Man
Who is, . ,
Respected » ~
‘. ~ Helm-lads ,
3t'
, outed.
.. at 7.930301% p. on: on tho 24 day
‘ To LET ‘
TO' LET4~5j Rooms. $8.00. In;
itent 810.00. 53 Osborn Ave, East
Norwalk, Inquire on premises. 028 lit
TO LET~MAPLE HILL OOTTAGE;
80 Franklin Ave, twoimlnutcs from
West Ave. trolley, 6 rooms and bath,
every modern convenience; also an
apartment, 8 Orchard Stalleat and hot
water supplied.
53 West Ave., Norwalk. '
' 028 (it
:ro LET—"SIX ROOM HOUSE.
F‘alrfleld Ave. Inquire 11‘ Elizabeth
St. “ 028 St
To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE,
Stamford range, gas and . bathroom.
Inquire Wm. Hllsdon, 6 Elizabeth St.
x 028 ll
To LET—TO ADULTS ONLY, 4
small rooms 86, private lamliy. 2
north Shore, road, 'East Norwnlk.
r126 It
To LET—HOUSE, 8 LOWE 8'11.
seven rooms and basement; newly
papered and painted. First class or-
der. Inquire .l. H. Knapp, 82 West St.
026 ti‘
To LET-WEST AVENUE, DA~
rlcn, six room house, electric, water, '
telephone, barn, chicken run, garden.
Apply Stephen R. Hoyt, Dnrien, Conn.
Telephone connections. 026 it
To LET—~F‘lt0M Nov. 131‘. AN
apartment 01 live rooms. inquire oi
C. A. Seymour, No. 62 West Age.
026 (it
TO LET—MROOMS FURNlSHEO
and unfin'nlshed. Inquire evenings and
Saturday afternoons. 104 West St.
025,3t
TO LET—~TO FAMILY OF ADULTS.
second floor, 5 rooms. all improve
ments. Rent 813. Apply on premises“
45 Summit avenue, or Patrick Mocklcr, 3
Norwalk iron Works.
TO LETmlt‘URNlSiiED ROOM,
all improvements. Private family.
.108 South Main St. or Phone 10354.
025 ill
TO LET~-»CONVEN|ENT, COM-
fortable house in good condition. Trol-
lcy line, Winnipnuk. George Mitchell,
Norwalk. ‘ al ti
TO LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
025 St!
improvements. (love street. $1.3;
eight rooms, 20 North Main
stl‘oct. inquire It. .loselovshy. Eusti
Novwnlk, or United Grocery. 828 if
T0 LETMFltOM NOV. 1, 1912.
house, 7 rooms, rent $16.00. inquire
at The South Norwallt Trust Co.
' ' 016 tf
‘ro Lesa-3‘ arm 4 noon APART-
Thla wooinsomsthin
vaudeville. , New names. New ta-
Whom?
there is always a surprise and,” ‘
The season's m
inquire afternoons. '-
vorlles. .» New productions.
innovation. 2
urn-q...
eat and bright comedy.
tlstlc and happy element.
!
back to childhood,
THE 5. MERRY YOUNGSTERS.
Five of the cloverest kldlets in vaude-
Ville, in a series of song, dance and
comedy hits.
A Mammoth Gymnastic Spectacle,
THE 4 AERIAL LESTERS,
in an astoundlngl display of agile ac-
complishments. ‘
welcome Return to These Artists,
' Nellle—LUCKIE d. YOAST—Thomas
Two brilliant performers whomcrent-
ed a furore hero, appearing in a
new oddity, called The Love Malt.
era.
W‘ ”W.
s new strain in.
AHOYTS5,
oat notable announce- .‘
meat. America's clevcrcst charnc~
uir 59 ' avicw vc., East Norwuik. 181' star,
‘1 ‘9 3" A , 023 3, MR. NAT CARR .
: ‘ t." and associate players in Toblltzry or
T0 LET—4 LARGE AIRY ROOMS. ' The End of the Warld, a‘playlet
lino condition, with improvements. that teams with tender heart inter-
Revealing
thc favorite player, in his most an
More is a picture that will take you
A Smile In Every Stroke.
CMRLES TRACY,
.ience.
COMING THURSDAY.
ducer.
MR. EDWARDS DAVls, M, A.
and u‘splendld company in
FOUND our,
Mr. Davis' latest dramatic triumph.
Cartoonist and Comedian Par Excel-
The Distinguished Actor and Pro-
l
. 3i} ’ t
we 2 on give “ ‘ .
TEN rats 8. A»
’ to Every Visitor at Our l’rem’um Parlor
”WEDNESDAY, 0mm
06*
In the future'Red Letter Day Free Stamps will only lip
issued" from (lurPrcmium Parlor. We offer this trailing;3
meat to encourage 1421' Stamp collectors and theirl acids
it") call and inspect tie splendid line of 21% Premium
' Only One Set of »Free Stamps will be given to man .
visitor. We would earnestly request SW Stamp collard ‘
ors recall in person, as no free stamps will he givcn‘ to“
children whether they have books or not. ‘
Eycn you So i) Wrappers, Lake's, Tags and Connors. part'cularly HMIILI‘ON?
COUPONS Ian be exchmtcd at 2119/." Premium Parlor for aw.“ Green stamps.
--OLD-—~
TODAY:
.The Secret Service Man.
Full of Excitement.
The Mall Clerk’s Temptation;
The Gaumont
Texas Smash-up.
And three others.
Tomonaowi
Jealous Rage,
. LOVe and .War.
iThe Heir to Bear Creek Ranch,
And three others.
. COMING WEDNESDAY:
Miss Rbblnoon Crusoe—A hit} two reel
Ifeature.
Matinee, 2:80; Evening. 7:30.
runabout
ibWMh*‘
Weekly~Showlng
Adults. 10c; Children, 5c.
‘ days, So.
Matlnses, except Saturdays and Holi-
meats, newly decorated. centrally. lo-
lnquirc of Frederick Lander.
4 South. Main St". Room 9. 012 it
To LET~DENTIST OFFIOE\ 1N
Lauder block: 4 South Main St.
Has been used continuously for such.
for over 20 yearsvx Possession about.
Nov: lst. inquire of Frederick“ undo
er, Room 9. s14 ti.’
—————— *— “~“"'""P”“.l"
TO LET—~HAMIL1‘ON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6.
n. .. “WWW“...
Bissau.
Surplus factory samples
and soiled coats for men.
women and children way be-
low fa‘ctoryfl cost.
INTERSTATE
Rubber Co.)
85 Washington Street.
l.
.mw....~.mw~4 1.5.." .. ”ammo-b4
notion
Board of Relief
oNotlco is hereby given that tho
hoard oi Relief of the City of South
Norwclk will meet, on the 80th day
of October, 1012:. at 7:80 to 9:00 p.
m.; on the 1st dayof November, 1918;»
at November, 1912. at 2:00 to 4:80
p. m.. gounhs ttn‘ «lay. «November.
1912. at 7:80 to 0:00 . . on: Audits.
council chambers ~ Washington
struct’ln said city. an the purpose sot.
hearing und- dotgmlulus‘ all» appeal;
‘ ‘ a
and ti: d MAuonorw ‘s ‘
is 88
architect.
stone and wood.
‘ ‘Rsllmd Avenue durum.
Plank have been completed by Ar»
clinching“ Mating or a garage.,to be
orcctedon Railroad avenue, tor Staph-
an Norah. i’l‘lie building will be or
soon randr’t‘ha plans are ‘rcsdy’i to sstl.‘
mh'és ‘ 1" ‘ ‘
for the
."w..--. m. . -4-
.- —.._
NORWALK 'conrnacrmo mm.
‘iHome for the Aged"
MUSIC 'HALL, SOUTH NDRWALK,
room flat; all Improvements; good can menlably impracticaL takes DI‘QCU- tained only by some novelty in the fan~‘ must be taken into accountln any-
dition; one block from railroad station. FRIDAY EVEAN‘MP’ INDY. 8’ 1912’ deuce. cy feather " or Joow or cockajic withi cunslon‘ot French cunts nowadays,
Joseph R‘ Taylor. ‘ “13 ti ‘I‘lclflts Y,’ 50:: There are NO kinda 0f Dinah. one which the shape is trlnnnod: :thcrel were several other coats‘to em
Chart Opens Thursday
' . Nov. l.i8'a.,m.
(The Commercial Record.)
Lexington Avenue Building:
Planshavc been made by Aronb
tect l". S. Morehouse for a building to
be erected on Lexington avenue, for
Mrs. Bauingsrten. lt‘wlli be of wood.'
two stories high. 85x00 feet.
gravel roof, and will “tropism a store
and tenement. , , ‘
wm Bulld ’rurmm Cottage.
Pinns‘hava been made by Ambit/act
Norman Mcalashan, 1128 Broadway.
New York for a. farmer's cottage to
be built here tor I". ll). MIIIB,.08J‘0 of
it will be 281182 lost.
2 M. ”N; we...
. rt warlock, ‘dsygamr our.
1‘ VAUDEVILLE e
ENTERTAINMENT
with
of
The Sperry 8t Hutchinson Cog;
ORIGINATORS 0F TRADING STAMPS A
Local Premium Parfor 13 N. Main St.
M
a
Plush Much'Uscd in New Hats. sized bots. and among; the innmncrnl ‘
veal a lose waistcoat of velvet,
. . . ,. . , I .
mm huts have been mowmnn lllcu black and while modes orim‘nl Aul‘ uusceutls half way to the knees,
. _ .. D .
tll' ll ,. r l c , l , ,1 A s i"‘iirst hats“ there hrc mnn’y whose ”5111‘
‘ u " e e not our) n ‘ “g" L am ly drapes crowns are .of. white satin, -
now even the frazzlesfit andwflrmefilt (if while the brims are of black velvet or
plush and beaver and fur hats are on black silk beaver.
vk'awi. Plush, in particular, fairly 'l‘hesc black andhvhite hats are do
.1 ramps through the new military figur- glon, particularly among the'small, sp-
an~ in cvcrw fine of but from the soft nil-Inlloréd hats, and there is little that
little talloredmodcl for street and out- . ISJ‘IBW in shape among them. The lln»
lag wear to the handsomest of big
dress hats. and white plush, though in.
A velours do. mine in stripe aim
to this taupe but of medlum tonéfi"
rouge was themaioriai'ot‘ a thl‘
"on the somewhat sevcrc lineso _
two‘hlready described here and tho-tilt
‘llevin'g color appeared morally in"
ing of oriental satin, whose red gro
cs foilcwvery closely those of the sum- was figured in a design of deep 21113}.
mer small hats. and originality ls cl», Thlasnlodol was from Rebornw (I
with thick soft velvet like pile and ouc some or the small rsoit hats of thin3 phaslse his claim to consideration. Oil
with longer-nap and a little more Qf comfortable and practical sort are in‘ in partlcuar deserved praise. it» w‘
the 100k bf silk beaver, Bill's the New charming colors, soft old rods, for 91- in velvet of a deep, rich prune coin
York Sun. The laticris the .0119 inure ample, and lovely tones of brown and the material being drapedin‘ an
often used her the dross hat and there’yenow, , ‘ i graceful lines, the flowing bonito
l8 frequently a low. plain crown or Dark blue is a popular milllnory c013 up and hell-t] in slightly by a hand
slightly diapedcrown 0‘ “1‘3 1’1““! in or and is frequently combined wltb the' sable,'whilc the long lines of th I
lwhllc associated with a wide brim of white after the Montana! thoblsck and drapery were unbroken. Sabl t
black velvet or black satin. white models or is relieved by a light. tried the neck and bordered the (its
A single velvet ruse in white Or the or vlvld blue or some of the vlcux’ sleeves. ,' _
black maybe the only trimming, for rouge tones. l 'l‘hlsmattor, or drapery la-as >
the summer lad for huge low hots, m- Taupe In another or the popular col-1morainimportnnt in the prov to
tie trimmed. seems likely to Mid over: ore in millimery-and in used oven more the cost, as in that or the free
but more often the trimming l8 some for trimmings than for but shapes. :nnd almost all of the handbom,
fancy feather set at n spiky £11810. Full This‘color tones down satisfactorily suing and limousine costs'l'dopnn
fluffy trimmlnsoflecta concealing in» most of the brilliant hues and in run: drapery for their effects. ammo
‘hat lines are as little used as they have mat-about, Velvet. tulle, etc, gives good very successlul with such arrau‘zc
been during the summer. The line It» trimming attracts.» ipnd like all cut his mm have!!!
the thing and in the small hats, what w..." 'VCWOTNWW uttered by an
ever trimmlus is applied lslikelv to be onurult Cost benign. Liked. ,ful. supple velvola. ‘-
n'arroV'I and high, Wh|le the trimming oi {:horult. who came into much promlvl That this in to be a grant voly
the lotto hot 15 usually low and and» hence in the spring as tho most ardentlseemu to he established , basic ,
lruelveornsrrow and angular. _ sponsor or the punter appears lo the, shadowioi a dduht. and meant
There not (’1' WWW; many 08.009“ following up this success by exceeding-y velvei‘s or especially blcvd
lions to t'lllll We. 'Bcautlnn shade or .ly, clover coatlfleulpnlng for the tan eontmakert. They drops a .
vials toned oittl‘loh1 plumes curl out season, and a number of the smartest than lilo. plain velvats an ‘o
over home of the side brlms orarour", f‘lltnouslnc'snd street coats shown at last between satin ground _
flow ammo but wrar low of them his recentppeningt attain tho'varlouo :aetlgn'whne retaining mappe-
stand up in the all! dashing fashion. , importing. establishments-“were other oring. I, j ,
W manipulations doctor the outlines «ionizing anys‘theNeWWorlg Sun. One ”in taupe, again, a color innit
‘ of some otfthe hatsbutthow hours an copied from a modal in. which sho bore. pained In the autumn modes is
psarnio ally o medillm‘siuod scitluppoarod meantimwa‘s altogether draroi coat rt‘plaln ml twit‘lix.
'ha i no 6 til lsrdeohanM-nnd'ol- charming of its kihd,yan:lwill prolmblyfnle collar onhzoloskiumnq:
‘ ‘ t 13.924110;qu with be too much copied topcxclnaivencsoi'Icvtr the other and each health ,
land's cold'mtbcr It is .ln,‘sclf:toua_'valoura do, lamp or a; its edges. ,Tho draped sic
. Pretty 7h this port mm'oommhe‘sirlpethin; than mom b in;
to tilt nutbrowhi: wt . .. . - . ' . '
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