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LASSIFIED Advertisehients omthis page, Twenty-five Words or Less. 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each muons: Word. 1 cent per Insert!on‘.
face or Caps, Dophle Price.
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. WANTED
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WANTED-TWO BOYS.
Nash, North Main street.
at
4H. 11.1
314 3tifurnished rooms. with all
intents. separately or together.
W ANTED—BRIGHT BO1Y IN SHIP- i quire 16 West Are... So. Norwalk Tel.
ping Dept, Liberty & Nicholis W‘s-1173’2
fro rm
,To LET—ONE. TWO on THREE
improve:
in-
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814 3t
1 . sea slum
FOR SALE—BUILDING 101‘ 50!
150 corner'Fifth St and Gregory
Blvd. Price and particulars of J. M 1
Layton A 00.. Inc., 5 Railroad Ave.
ISO Norwalk, Conn s14 31-
Co. 814 1st
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WANTED—TO panes A SWEET unfurnished mom Can have use or-
toned pianopwalnut case in a re- kitchen to do own cooking if desired
spoilsible home with a prospect or Inquire evenings at 95 South Main
selling it satisfactory Address 1
TO LET—ONE FURNISHED on
St, down stairs sit at
“Mathushek,” care Sentinel s14 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN, 18. DE-
sires position at anything with chance
for advancement. Experienced . as
a
ed rooms with modern improvements.
centrally located. 8 Reed street, South
.Norwalk,
To LET—DESIRABLE acumen-
slz 3i.
grocery clerk, good at dailies.- ,Ail-
dress C, care Sentinels" 314 it
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Must be neat and good
plain cook. To go home nights. Call
Tuesday. Mrs. Hutchins, 53 West
avenue. 814 St
i,
WANTED—RELIABLE LADIES
as representatives for“ reliable ‘ilrm.
'iAddress C Cowood Gen. Delivery.
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WANTEDeYOUNG MAN THAT
has had experience on1 short knife cut-
ting. Cluett, Peabody Ga 00.. Inc
houses, flats, cottages,
barn, carpenter shop,
manutactory with power, route for
. everybody. See our list._,,.'
sit at 133°“? 1
Five mains" and improvements
quire United Grocery Co. ‘
Also
inquire United Grocery
s12 ti
To LET—HOUSES, PARTS OF
store, shop,
manufactory,
{Raymond
‘ an at;
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Lari—9 HAMlLTON AVE.
In-
all ti
1'01
812 St
WAN‘I'IED-1-ONE on TWO GEN-
tlemen desiring homelike board and‘
room in modern house all improve-
ments, American family. Write or
1. call evenings, 24 Woodbury avenue.
111 Norwalk 512 3t
1‘; WANTED—A POSITION 'BY1 A
magma. girl as servant. Cannot
11 speak English. Inquire 125 Lexington
.1 avenuefi 611 ill:
3. WANTED—EXPERIEN CED SOFT
location, rent reasonable.
35 (Invasive-East Nor-walk.
German family. 8 Benton] Place.
To LET~FIVE ,‘ROOMSr GOOD
«F. Hops“
s1); iii!“
. . ~4v-r-t“
To LET—FURNISHED aoeM,
centrally located. ~By respectable
. all. at
T0 LET—SimeOMS, 6 ‘CROSS
street, south Nor-walk. Rent 812 also
storehouse, I52 Chestnut street. fi‘in-
quire F. D. Lawton, 171 South Main
street. all (it
hat trimmers. Union shop. Rosen-
" wild, IWim'b‘heimer be. Inc:.N Norwalk.
‘ 1.11111 at
1
a
8 absence-Wm!
it r3965 oflice cleaning; also
in... Window and House Cleaners, 37
diallroad Ads. 1 all. it
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_ WANTED—SITUATION .554 GEN-
erai housework.
1‘; St. East ‘Norwalk, 811:.3t
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WANTED—TWIDOW..W.(5ULD_'LIKE
position in‘ii good family. Gaphble on
doing anything but washing. Wouldl
prefer to go to New York, in order to
be near relatives Inquire John Mahler.
Ridgefleld,Conn. Tel.148-12 311 iii;
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WANTED—OPERATORS EXPER-
ienced on power machines, steadY-
. work. Cluett. Peabody & 00.,1nc:
511I3It
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v, )
WANTED—CATTLE AND P0131111:-
try: and calves; . lie. for fat calves
S7. 50 for smali calves to fatten. Best
- market prices;1 W'. Miller, Connecti-
Icut avenue,'l‘1el 1180.1 51 eti'.
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle, cows, calves and poultry.
(Pay more than any dealer in town.
.Bob,.caives to fatten, so. to 37.1. Fat
calves, 12c and 13c. lb Joseph L.
Dickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 358-21
331 Ht
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-- WANTED—TO BUT ALL FINDS,
...— oattloandwuitry.’ Bestmsrketm'lcu
paid Extra prices for (at calico.
-.-.Is.60 {or bob valyesto pectin. 8.
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, Loss A.
;. Ii-PfiT—IN THE ’VICINITY 01F1
,IIM odist Church, $0.1. Nor-with, a.
I'platip 1m be}. pinI set with diamonds
i
1 'Gliiet Pennington Reward; all in
;~‘ 1.; 1E1
nc§1§ to‘ take care of. Lonnie & H1812? . I
e1 a. been 64 Souiirmain St.
Inquire 36 Second '
’14.
sosmsss hostess
..'.“ _ . ' out it
..1 and pearls. finder please return 61:111.?
ms .. ‘REN’N—SEVENW noon
house. 25 St John street, East Nor- l
'li‘wai
“Modem «~1th eats. ”dealt-a1
A- camp
all)4 3t
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129 1“
paorsssrouait.
mauo solo ”imam; i'NsTnuc.
IION—Pupils taught at their real-
dance.- Fall term commencing Sen
tuber 12Frd.iiiiss Leila A. Gregory,
Not-whlk, Conn. R. F, D. 42.1 . sld tit
. M488 MAY- P. HAINLON—M MON:
roe St., Manicuringjhampocinz. air.
dressing, scientific facial and “F“
treatment. Switches from combiiigs ea.
specialty. Work done at home or at
residences, Tel 6155 sit at
Lotus: A.TRIPP—TEIACH1ER110F'.
piano. 'Resumes teaching September
Studio. 106 so Main 1S.,t South
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MISS HELEN M. TAYLOR—GRAD-
llate oi! Laurelton Hall—Teacher of
piano and harmony. Beginners 3
specialty. Address or call, 60 North
Main street. ' 1 all (it
.No'rics — ortoANis'r “or as.
Mary's ‘Church. Anthony 31‘.
voice culture Opens Monday Sept.
14th For particulars, address 5 Innis
8t ‘
. NOTICE. . _.
i1: #1 last. Wt! Tin tor
‘I1Ih.
' twang loader-'31 and new that is “
{bat-Mood roi- 15 years. Wise people
are Shaving mo repair their Tinwork, ,-
Flambinmand Heating. because they "
save money... .2
HENRY I
, .. .. C oi as A _ .-
T0 ‘LET—l) HAMILTON svs, 1“" y a ' “em
Five rooms and improvements.
seven rooms with improvements. 11
Elizabeth St.
Co.
. dress Box .33 Norwalk‘, Conn.
: Ganty If
x studio : Tor." pianotorter teaching“ 'Vand
.‘1S11 3t
FOR SALE—AN EIGHT ROOM
hot air furnace and piping in good
condition. $25. 00. Harry Rider, 201
East Ave, East Norwalk ‘le 3t
auroMoeI-Lss‘— 3395.00 com-
pletely snapped. 50 miles per gal-
lon. Entire upkeep cheaper than
horses; cheaper than cari’are. Dur~
able, easily operated. Address Sas-
South Nor-
walk, Conn. s12 3i
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FOR SALE—YALE MOTORCYCLE
5 h p cheap. :50. Apply Beers’ Meat
& Provision Co. on '3t
FOR SALE—A 7-PABSENGER CAR
with lull equipment, electric lights.
40 h. p,- englne. Everything in finest
shape at a way down low price. Ad-
sll 3t
FOR SALE—GOOD ALL ROUND
work horse tor sale. 1 Price reason.
able. Address D. R. Sentinel oilioe.
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FOR SALIE—eP'lANOL WEBER UP-
fight“ For want of use. Phd’nedillfifi.
6* b‘ can» 11:511
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awn 9;»;in 1.___o______dwp
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FOR. MI Ins; parsim'wfib
lag. No. 74 West Aye, known as the
170.19etadggp, incipding garage and
ham, .Terml will be madaI reasonable
and price very low. Addreaafihriatian
Swartz. ..: .13 t9
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STATE or consummti‘r
Treasury Department. 1
Taxes on Investments
i, n is ”shag“:
All persons owning bonds o1r1no1t1es
liable to taxation should write at
once tastate Treasurer. Hartford, Ct.
for lists. 1'
A circular letter will be sent when
requested. explaining tha- proper way
to pay this tax. ~
-A law will be introduced in the
next General Assembly, and will be
urged for passage, taxing estates at
the local rates‘ for all the tlnie owh-
ed by”decedents ion. Inch chosen» in
action as have not paid during, the
life of the owner This is in the no:-
turn of a penalty.
Savin s Bank deposits are not lia-
pie to t ‘x in «it in. Whitman
- money: in phonemes a may ix;
:13wa Jean. .pay the. (our mill maps
mthqw in the circular letter.
Li of property liable to site:
are to be had out as of march 1st,
in Whterbury: as of Mayqst. in
Middletown: as of June 1st, in New
Haven: as of July let, in Walling-
ford; as at September 1st, in Bridge-
port; and as of October 1st, in all
other to’wns in. the State.
This tax may be paid to the, State
Treasurer, At Any Time and exempts
(or one or more years from and
after the date of payment to the
Treasurer, but Must Be Paid before
the‘ date when the local tax list is
due. ' .
._ Enquire of your bunker or write
to the Treasurer at Harttord.
_ Edward S. Roberts. TreasuFer.
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Rider house. Lot 751 feet trout and .
idor the District of Norwalk,w11l be
n;
muslin” mioume
meeting 9! the Knob Club- 00., inc.
Saturday afternoon, at the club house.
The question 0! twyamendmcnta to
out any trouble. . "1
The first amendment was that Ar-
chan‘ged read “the annual meeting of
said club shall be the first Saturda)’
at October. commencing with the
year 1914." and this passed 36 to i.
The second amendment, was that
the following: “Any vacancies in the
board of directors resulting~ from
dent-h, withdritwai. resignafion or dis-
ability oi any or its members shall
be filled by appointment by, he pres- .
ident," and this paged unan mously.
President H .8 Byrne presided, and
the tellers were Chares T. Dlmond
and George 1111. Vosburgh.
The Knobbus. which has perform- 1
ed very satisfactory 'service during
the past summer,
Saturday afternoon some parts 0!
the engine having burned out. The
accident occurred near. the Burchard
gates, in a short while another auto
was sent from South Norwalit by ‘
Luther M. Wright in, take the place
of the disabled one. The regular con-
tract for the bus'expired yesterday.
There was less flouble in transpor-
tation matters the past season than
ever before. and it is probable Mr
Wright will have the contract next
year. . . .
Miss M. Li Manning, who has had
charge or the resturant at the Knob
during the past season, completed her
contract today. and has returned to
her home in New: York City. Miss
Manning made a number of friends
here, and reports that the season was
fairly successful .
the 5348‘“ came Up. and passed with -
Held 3. 560%” i of the by-hw: be. .
Article 4. Section 3 be changed to ,_
broke down on .
55.. AN
n
in the history cf our company
business is usually dull. W.eil
much as before war was fleclarm
list during the last three walks.
Best Creamery
i859~0 he Stare “Where Fconohlv, Ril’es"
1 It is viii: great. - lcasure that we announce that bales during in
and that's most exceptional on see unt of it being in Mid- Summer,
then. what's the reason? Appreciai on of our wines by the public War
times have “brought high wires to many, but tbeA
Geld Dust
11914409 the
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last 3 weeks ham been the
& P ustomer still makes the dollar buy almost u
Every price a bargain. Thousands of ew customers added to our lo
150 4.1... {
UNEEDA
Yo 1 Con Pav Fore, Bot Y m 1‘ out 3 . C
Why PaV
More;1 3 pkg
"l o
Bull Head
Catsup.
worth 10c
FOMF
Worth 12c
q
IoC
80h
Best Flour,
Hayler's or A. 811 P.
ICOCOA 1/2 lb. can ,
BISCUITS
m.
Pulied' 1 1
Rice 3 lb. “1
, lie
a bag- 850
17c
Peanut
tutier a l
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, Investments
Invest in Life, Annuity or Life in-
come Policy. Returns are better than
in most securities. '
cuff. McGOVBflN
lNSURANGI. AND ‘EEAL iflTA‘I'II'
”“155 Washington SM .1‘111
south Nlniiflik. Gena.
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requ sis
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we do not seek1 trade by cutting
prices. We get and KEEP customers
by furnishing unequaled service at a
lair price.£3 . I
it is true economy to deal with .1551
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rusxaauaa MKIHCI no.
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T0 Till! PUBLIC.
'l‘hls_ls to announce that I have
opened a high class merchant tailor-I
ing establishment,1at ‘225 and 2271
East Nor-walk,
a
Washington street.
ter styles
Suite to measure #15 iip.1
$18. 50 suits. Owing to My knoxvlod'rc
of purchasing mill ends, I am able to
quote exceptional prices. These. mill
ends regular $22. 50 value as w $18.50:
You will have -to see th shrouds? -
and a. call will convince y u, . .,
Tailoring is first-class l 1e1very1‘ par-
ticular, and perfect fit guaranteed.
Cleaning and alterations of all
kinds promptly attended to. repairing
neatly done. reasoilablei"mtcs.. ‘
cleaning
. i 1- SAUL NATHAN
#:Podclisky Building. . .
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Political Netic‘e
D. mocratic..l?rOhaie:
.. ' Convention. .
Notice is hereby given to the deio-
gates from the towns of New Canaan,
Namath tau Wilton,"~th1al a Demo-
cratlc Probte Convention, to nomin-
ate a1 candidate for Judge of Probate
held in the Town Court Room,
Towm Assembly Hall. Wall Street in
,I the’ City of Norwalk, Saturday hitch,
noon,'1Sepie1mber 199th,1914, at’ 2:
30 o‘ciowck: . .
. Norwalk. Conn, September 11A1Ith,
a causes.- a: cams»:
JAMES T.HUBBELL1
- Probate Committee.
through burdenlr'iag the
. 31“.“.7. W’ 1
We- have extended our service to ,
Norwalk in response to many .
33780” “a. "980W“ ,
with a. complete line or Fall and Win. .
Special attention is called to my .
ru bargains [0 fully appreciate their»,
Ladies and Gents pressing and .
~ 1 W
~‘~ pedestrian traffic about the place
cm " q
Alcoa-campaigns! mustered“
Fairy Soap:
This Wark only
~ iona Bah d items
2 Icakes 7C1 Wort‘r 10.11 .. acan,
heeded Raisin
.: . Usually vibe
’31"
1,11 ~v.-
unes, 0—50 5
1 26 Stamps with 1 lb. Suitatia
75 Stamps with r lb. Faulty,
5.“ ‘1
aurora not to was
run auto fascism
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era’s corner, where another brother?
was vfiitlng. 'In attempting to cross
the road, she saw the machine driven
by Ollendori coming tcu std her She
immediately ran, back to the" other
side or the road, and grasping her
younger brother by the arm, atter'npb
(ed to lead him across the road awnfi
from the impending danger. She did
not see the car driven by Sanford up}?
preaching. although Sanford b .ew his
stone wall that borders the road.
chauigIeun Not A! Fault.
The1coroner also finds that the chil~
drop were struck at the same time by
the right forward mudguard oi the
chine; They "were instantly killed;
‘fi'flli‘thpl‘ contagion the part of he.
~‘ coroner is as follows:
stigatlon into flip
,mobils as allowed
ininry~.at*the time, except as state
S 3.5.5.5250, .
Extra Stamps with Cafes. 1
11111'o Stamps with I lb. Iona Colic:
, :5 Stamps with I 1b. Ambosa Cofice1 . .
30 Stamps with 1 lb. El Ryad Crime . 35:,
Extra Stamps with Teas ”1"”1
too Stamps with 1 lb. Very Fancy Tea .. 7m:
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Fine Family Tea.
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Good Tea ;.'.'-::49c1
' ‘I1t is a matter of been regret, how-
? at or. in view cf the prdbable c'on'tintr
1533““, of like fatalities. primarily or drawbacks, notou Pointfis
min: and swerved his car towards “I15
lona PE ii” ,
worth' lilo a can
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10‘ STAMPs rm: 1'
as} s _
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Calico. .3.=C..-.,, . W A OF THE FOLLP 1N ..
.33: F 1 bot.A’mm1tnia 5.... .......... "an...”
3 goes Sultana. .Spice ................. .
roan'Uncie;wood’s SardinES .
1 can Qld Dutch or Atlantic ...
1 1-8211 arDel Monte Honey. ,.
w the W011. cesteisbérevSaucc bi
”' 2 packages Noodle? eaéhr‘gc or i1pkg..1‘
r 1 package Dog or “85%. fitscuits
a. cakes Gr minis Ir ... Wax . .
rbcttleWhte Vinegar
1 package Ize Cream or jelly Prt 1
15111! .
”at, I-c
Tea ...... 69c
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urn-1:
_- “~15“
to avoid the fatality,
Should Designate Crossing
-.,.a
After Wesson: that was cu
in! in spite c3.“ m'sny1 ‘
dosed tor the season at 1
mainly attributable toths high speed hm Waning Saturday nigh‘
desfisé 10s., motomtsp that no Bumciellt usfl‘any large: number 10! mg
'regulations assist. ., the‘ present time era enioye’d the last night
to less1eh1 ih’éib.ln1‘tfiis regs. ..a it ‘51“!!- 1A wondéfimb? “3191
should be said that the time is no a Plat: 01 fire ’ 1‘
h hli g; mt?” treat . eveiii- . The
W 911.91“ n a 6' 'Ily appreciate th
highway: is urgently demanded gory; of Neville
proper legislation might be safer Iagedrth‘e' para-«re , ,I
by .3 season. to maka‘, the parhI
"After a m; , .
ly using ‘1 1
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