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UNDER AGENTS WANTED.
Agents' and Manufacturers” Month-
tly Bulletin contains all the latest and
., est selling propositions; copy mailcd
' tires to agents; don’t miss this op-
florgmlty. Box 130, New Rochelle,
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WANTED—T00 OR
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liletliel. '
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in on paper boxos. C. S. Trowbrid'go
, llo.,129 Washington SL130 ‘lt
Philadelphia. ,
all 651113 '
nine strands. John
Taylor Ave.
FOR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD DE.
pendable horse. Call or phone 965-4.
Sam I). Gutkowsky, 53 Osborn Ave,
blast NorwaBt. s0 3t
WILL SELL‘ LOTS ON IMPROV-
ed street. 5 minutes from station.
$150 up. ’l‘crms $50 down and $5
monthly. Cash discounts. If buyer
will build we furnish plans tree.
Marlng Construction (10., South Nor-
walkaonn. s4 0t
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—~13
room buntgaloes on Lincoln Ave., tile
construction, all improvements; price
$3,000.. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
si ti
FOR SALE—rINDIAN RUNNlllRl To LETMAI'VI‘ER ()C'I‘ 1ST LOW
drakes and ieghorn cockereis; gen-:er floor, 150 East Ave.
Aihricht, North ' provemeut
all it to present tenant.
Every lip
May be seen by applying
Inquire of John
N Kline, 21 West Main St, Norwalk
Tel 1202-3. oil 3t
T0 LET—elllthl'l'l‘lC ST, ~floA‘llillfl ST
and best flats in Norwaik The Run-
dail block rebuilt, le-tlccoruted, with
all modern facilities. ltcntn $13.00 and
$15.00 per month. ‘liuymond Bros.-
- 86 ilt
re LETa—F‘URNISIIIGI), TWO CON-
uectiug rooms. Water, cook stove, gas
lpldte and all conveniences for light
housekeeping. 214 East Ave, near do.
pot'. Reasonable. 36 3t
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STORE TO LET—5 WOODWA'RD
Ave, suitable for any kind otvbnsiness.
Rent $113 per month. Inquire J. M
Layton and (10., Inc. ‘ 35 3t
' waNrEDIMAu) 111' CLIFFORD .
Motel. Apply Clifford Hotel. 34 3t
. , WANTED -.,—-. WEAVERS, LEARN-
ers and helpers. Apply Mueller Gloria
Mills, Norwalk, Ct. a22 12t
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LOST
LOST—BETWEEN DAVIS' CLOTH-
ing store and Dorlou's Point, gold
scarf pin Elks' head, diamond center
Liberal reward it left at Elhs’ .Home
'J M Ferris. ' ' s4 3t
MISCELLANEOUS.
WINNIPAUK CIDER MILL OPEN
Tuesdays and Saturdays. ' 65 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
_ FROEBEL KINDERGARTEN CON-
d'nct‘ed- by Miss Byington and Miss
~,~-lletts, at Berkeley St and West Ave
_ Fall term “opens 813,111.22. Kindergar-
ten anti primary classes For interma-
lion phone 10403. . , ,
HUBLIC‘ 'STENOGRAPHER—MISS
Elsie M, Decker, :19 Scal'iew avenue,
East Norwalkn ,l’hone 2-10“ Otiice
l.lIotel Mahac‘kémo ‘l-toom 6." Phone-
980.010ce hours 0: 00 to 5.00.318 1111
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NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
, lboot. and shoe repair 11011.;111 kit (is
' (ustom made umk.
guntailteeda‘ 283170th Washingtonlst
DEAD wooo TRIMMED _
FROM ELM;TREES.. - ,
BEAUPAIN c. SAUNDERS;
SOUTH NORW.,ALK CONN.
F as, Life, Health
Acoldent, Plate, Glass, Auto
Insurance.
4.58““, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 846. 156 WthlnutOn St.
Paper
Hanging
Our Specialty.
’ PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gotham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD,
Phone 593.12.
Eadt iN'orwalk.
TRAINMEN AFTER MORE MONEY.
KANSAS I‘ll‘Y, Hopi. Il.~l.otumo
“live engineers and firemen-on the
railroads west of Chicago soda will
ask the railroad companies to I‘t'i‘lul'
rt'hcir schedule of thgnti, accordion to
ruunouncpmeut by repr'auoutaiiwn of
railroad labur'organizations here llllll
night. Ninety-0w thousand men will
be ull‘cciod, in the proposed more
moat
it was niatctl that tile ltrolltorhood
Locomotive lunpiuneru and tho
'Illnillurhood oi Logcomotll'e' llflnuutln
have 501111111 in a request that the
llt'atlfl or the railroad meet their rep
runuulutllt-u in a conference in (‘hl
culls the latter part of this month or
call) Ill. Ot‘inber '
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,eov sH‘o‘l' av COMPANION;
' GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Sept. “3“.“
boy claiming lb lw .lluroid Dickerson.
sun (1111111301. R. P. lticltcrson,-'cf Shrimp
Field, 1110., won shot and seriously
wounded last night by .Imnca (troy,
Ni" .Ht. Louis, during a, scuffle In a
run-pout on ileum Luke. .
the shooting ldlllltld'into the hike and
is imitated to halve, been drowned.
’ wickerstm's cries attracted the at-
' . 'loullmt nt'mortern who weuwostue
The only reason for 11101
dildlihi’illlce.
.ubnotiug he would offer the police was
“brill“? MI commotion had been drinking:
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‘tcntl cumi‘ rt ' "
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FOR SALE—TWO FINE LARGE
level ',lots 50 by 150, title soil; sewer
and water. Worth $800 $500 it sold
at once. Near West Ave. Barkalu'
Box 314, South Norwalk. "34 Ilt
FOR SALE—BARGAIN , IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each Terms $25 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimell-
sions and other particulars at my ot-
lice. William P. Small, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. 328 ti
PARTY HAVING TWO 6 CYLIN-
der Stevens-Duryea cars will part with
one. Luxurious riding. Box 115,
Bridgeport. 9.22 It
'FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition. center of
South Nor-walk. Price $2,050. inquire
Geo. Mitchell. "
Dr. Margaret Merrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
" Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
' ' AL ADJUSTMENT. .
lumrao‘ BANK“ .BUILDING'. ..
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—9 '.A M T0 5 RM
Adjustments $1. 00 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS. .
HILLSIDEW
A School for Girls
(Founded
Elizabeth liurr Mead
1533
by
The school will open for the Fall
li‘l‘lll on Thursday
1101' Is, ltlliz. at 1111111 o‘clock. All
classes except the primary held in
new soporutt- school building I'l'(‘i'l0d
in llll‘J. llullt on the slope 111' 11111 hill,
cut-h l'loox opens (111m 111 on lin-
f'lillllld, thus ohl 1.111111; all dnngt'r lll
(“NO of tire
1‘ Ghetto l repurnioty
Courses for older girls;
Primary and Intermediate Depart-
nlculs Ior little girls and boys under
(on yours. French taught in grades
above the Sixth. Arrutiumnclits made
for meeting chlldl'cu who use the.
trolleys and for servinl,r :1 hot lunch-
eon. 'l‘crms Illlll illustrated booklet
on application.
The Principal may he seen at the
school any mornlm: nitrr September
.uiu‘hth,
li.~\ll(irilllll'l‘ It, llllI'INlll.i.\"(ll')ll,,A. ll.
VIDA HUNT FRANCIS. ll. 1.. ,
no 1111
and (11:11ch
Mum
NOTICE
Notice In hereby given to all per-
sons Interested in the petition or The
(louum'licui 'Ifouivpuuy to the. Mayor
and Colour-ii of this city, under date or
August, 1013. 10 I‘ll-locate Its truck on
' ltnllruud avenue, butwcvu \‘i’ualliupinu
and Monroe ntrocta. uml has submit-
lmi llilll said petition a plan showing
the highways in and Ihruuuh which it
proposes to 1111 Its much, the location
oi thn some as to grade and the con
tor line of 1111111 lil i1uula,lllu locu-
lieu of poles and hm permanent
structure» oi“ Hlli 11 railway in said
ltiultwnyu: uluo thu permanent. struc-
lures therein not of said conwtlnl.
attested by tho proptuitld location of
such rallwliy, and 1411111 «images as
llll' proposed to in math» in said his in
ways, which plan in «'lltltlcd. "The
(lollucotlcut Cotnpuny, .Nut'wnlk blurs.
,iiullrout AVc.-'.\lonlov SI. to Wash-
tuition 1.. Proposed lIc-iucntltlu of
Tiiuclt, some Nnrlvulh, Conn. Scalp
it inch canals 40 {not August 101:1,
z‘ieppro‘vvd, 1']. C. \l't-hsltt'r, lilillluccl',"
that a hvurinu tlpml uuld plan and pe‘
Ililon will he lwld 11:; 1111' Mayor and
,Ifooucil of thin city at tho I‘uullull
Chamber lll.lill(‘ new (lily Hall on
September tl‘lh. 10131. at. right o'clock
p 111.
l Dated at South Norwuik this 3rd
,dm of September. 11 1).. 1910.
1' Per Order of the Launch ‘
Allosig ,
JOHN J. 'OllNEI).
Olly Glcrk '
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Good tenants are to be 'hadwl‘lor
the advertising.
lim 2‘
w «or-
mtvdvr». ».
morning, Scptenp
Kindergarten, ,
' Plate, South Norwulk
9‘20? Atlantic at.
000111 NorwaIk tildes-«Ii,P
TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS, PART
of house, Norwalk, South Norwalk,
East’Norwalk, Rowayton and Sangu-
tuek. Ilarn mauufactory, manufac-
tory with power, store, seaside cottage
for the {all months Rents from $.100
to $50. 0'0 per month Get our srent
list Inquire llttyl'monti B10s.53t_
TO LET—~A'I‘ 2 HIGH ST. AND 35'
West St, furnished and unhirnishedt
rooms; also an apartment of four
rooms.' Inquire 2 High St. 35 llt‘L
To LET~I°JVE ROOMS AND
bath; all improvements: also room in
attic. Finch tires, East Norwalk.
st 3t:
‘ 1
To LET~—WHOLE110USE, 0'
rooms, 10 Quintnrd Ave Inquire Wm
Wilcox, 07 Washington St. 54 ‘lt
TO LET—.1 poops AT 102 so!
Main St iient 1518. Adults' only. In
quire oi? (Milne E H031. 3,4." ii!
To LET—~10 RIC SPF (“TABLE I-‘l‘O l
pie, 2 comfortabl furnished rootus,i
with all improvements suitnllle [or
one 01 two adults i’ 1-., liu'ni‘otd
’ ‘ 51 3t
T04 LET (‘()T1‘ \1. ~‘., 7 ROO\L,f
built and all improvements three 111in- ,
uios l‘lom trolley, nice gardeur, Call
or address Ariel Cameron 7 llifliltllis
Ale, Earn; \()I walk i’hune 1154-42
.v 1..»«aM9au “C‘sfl‘flhd "we. nu. ”AW
.10 ”LEI-“$111413? l' l,\ E .. 1100018,,
' both, heat, all improvemehis centrally
loci itcti
Nora alk.
Apply 11! “liter St, South
lclophoue 10.’ 0. 1' 541
3.. . . .
To LETwSi-H’T. l. 'll‘lllS'l‘ 1‘1 (nut l
six rooms, good condition. 1111111119 11".
(.‘lil‘elillll St., South Vorwalk. s! 11.
TO LET—v2 FOURROIHI AI‘AI’T-t
lncnts. l.‘ 1 (lichnrd street licut $1: 00
each, Apply to the .\olnulk Invest—
meat (50., 70 South \lain street, city.
50 bl.
T0 LETJ-ll‘liltNlSlll'Ill
from October -10 11 one.
F. \V. Gerard, 23 High strut.
1-1011 8 l'],
aililfit
m ~-~
TO LET—~15. 5 ROOM COTTAGE.
with gas and improvements. inquire
at 011100 11.11110 G. '(‘OI‘SI‘L (.‘o. 9.38 it
To LET —- N1IlE,llll.\SAN'I‘
house, all modern imprmcutt'uts and
conveniences; in good condition: good
neildllmrhood; electric. light, and has:
centrally located. inquire L“: Taylor
Ave, no 11' \1\ out. St. .n21 tf
'"ro‘ LET—~NO. 1 lll'lilll'l‘T AV
second l',loor (1 rooms, hath, elec-
tric light and garrct. Jacob Llnxwoll-
el‘l
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 210
East Washington St, least Nel'llalk.
Apartment at 39 Cha 61 street
Inquire at 04. South Main 8 niill ti
SUITES
The Beautiful New Apartments at
53 West AVeuue
consisting 01‘ live, six and soyen roams
and bath, hcnl, V
surl'im»; also one new double house
and one now must] iiltlltlit)’ on Orch-
ard SI, are now ready for such fatn-
illcs of adults- tte require Ilrét-ciusa .
cuttH-ulclim's. ll‘ u-uulrcd comfortable
furnishings ale supplied at small ad»
diflounl expanse. Apply' 03 West
Avc. " 50 ill
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SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST" METHODS. 5""
a. marital. 1) “c;
‘atnnliord can
lr-lyn alutfllo‘
luldl’ Attendant. ,. 1,
7-13 1'1. 111. .
filloue Nonummlw‘: in
Hours-~0 a. m.-0 p.111. “louder. Wed
destiny; Friday; It: 30 pf”
opium. A'N'At'v‘s’le its“. .
I vations and
Apply to lire. '
nib tl’
hot. outer and janitor ”
1”“. 511mm!
{ lidnuhiicnn l‘ommltiee oi the
William P.’ Boershas‘lust placed on
sale a complete line of footballs, bas-
ketballs and other‘Bhorting goods.
,Mr, and Mrs. PeDDill'd ot a... View
avenue, have returned from {several
days’ visit at Summit, New Jersey,
Miss May Fallon of South Norwulk,
is spending a wool as the guest oi?
Mrs. George R Osborne, of 35 Green-
wood avenue, Dan ury,
Next Sunday the Nor-walks will play
the South Ends at Amusement Park,
in the first or a‘series of three games
for the city championship,
There will be a pitchers battle at
Amusement Par tomorrow when
'Flnn and Letty/Mpgher hook up in
the Yost- Norwalk hams at 3:30.
W-
-A stated convocation of Butler,
~Chu1,)ter R. A M. will beheld aftits
rooms September; 9111 at 8 o'clock p
m. The Past Manner degree will be
'worked. - .9 .9
1
Carl Ivor 1011mm, Mrs. Frank
Broadhurst and We sens sailed today
on tile Carmnnia ornthe Cunard Line
for Gothenbey, ISWedeu. Their reser-
ltickets were secured
through .1; M Lal'ion «it (3,,0 agents of
the line. "'1 '
. John J. Byrnes. of 83 Hicks street
Bridgeport, the Human who was so-
verely shocked 9 top of a pole
\i nshingtbn an 3 hursday and who
come near «I111 to the ground. is
rpm-ted as (1011 Edicely today"
legs ware the in I. seriously ‘burued
portions of his 0 .the \virts cutting
deep into the 08in in several places. . '
Alter falling ugalnél the wire he fell
and nus caught by Julia \loody, an- ‘
other lineman. from New Canaan,
“ho was pnrtlled on a t'rossarm be
low the hires and “"110 received ti
shock 01300 \olts from another wire.
Both men butill binned by the con-
tact with the live wires, Moody
t11111011.in olung .milyrpes until both | ,
WW9 1W..tue. around. ,
ills act undoubtully saved Blrues
from being dnshtld' to heath on the
pavements 40 feet below. .-
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three of the mos}. popular mnguzlnes,
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Good teuunfie are to be had—401'
the advertising.
Republican Caucus,
I 2d Ward g
. . 1
A canons of the Republican electors
residing In the second Ward and see-
oud taxing district of the t 11y oi” 'Nor-
walk will be held in Quittlinr’s Hull.
Railroad avcnue. South Norwulk, on
Friday, the i2-th day of September. .
101:1. at eight oclock «11. 111.. for the
purpose ot nominating candidates of
the Republican party for ward' and
district officers to be voted tor-by the
electors or said ward and taxing dis‘
trial on the emotion in be held on the
first Monday in October“ 101:1, up Ibi-
law
As aWard ()Iilmrs
. ’ilwo'cahdidates. tor (l onncilmon of
said word and city. , .1.
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Ono milidldliw for the. Board of
Lonunieélunors of illilll lilatric't. for
the term of two years. .
' 'w-One‘ ohndidate t'i'or one board of
Oonuniasionors of said Illstritz} for
, the term oi tour ycarn.
' Ono cahdluto {or the Board 01'
Commissioners of said' District for
‘ the term of six years.
One candidate. for the Iioard of V
idleptrlcal Cmnlulasionorn for the
term of two years. -
’On‘o candidate for the “cantor
Electrical Gommissionere for the
term of four years.
.. One oundldato tor the llmtrd oi
Elehtri‘éal Commissioners for the
" term of m yours. .
" 'Oue candidate Ier treasurer of .
said district. , .
Any other business proper to cume
before said canon? may be 'trannm-lett
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. allow.
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