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Busmess and To the Board of County Commission I
I ' ers of Fairfield County: .
and I I hereby apply for a License to sell‘
- Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and
Cider. at 25 South Main Street, in the.
Town of Norwalk. in said County. My.
1 place of business is not located within
200 feet in a direct line of a Church
IEdifice. Parochial School or Publio~
I School-house, or the premises pertain-
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Library or Cemetery.
D|.ED—MR JAMES BUGHE‘R STE-.
tens ditd suddenly of heait
Sunday. Funeral private. Thursday 13'.)
o'clock from residence of his sister,
blrs. Frederick C. Griffiths. Highland
avenue. Interment Sleepy'Hollow Cem-
etery, Tarrytown, N. Y.
- FOR SALE. TO LET. Dated at Norwaik. this 11111 day or:
_.0tbr,AD.,.1915 1
FOR SALE~19H FORD TAX‘ 79 LET"! ROOMS AND BATH'I co EI'riioiuhs 0 Mi martini),
failure. bodiy. 1911 Packard Limousine Body: AllI improvements. Apply 171 South Applicant
1911 Ford Touring car. 1914 Ford Mal“ street, City. 013 ~3lI We
‘Roadstcr. Vaaste Bros. Garage. 'l‘ele‘ ' ’ “ ‘ I
I . . , i ay 11's, as defined b' law, of the Be temb r
phen 1361). South Norwalk. 013 ill To LET‘EROM .\0V. “RST axp t; No walk in 1,130 1 h p e 30 1915
__ q- ~__ ____ _. N Modem apartment, 7 large rooms, ‘TO‘H‘O 1‘ S3 Dun y' ere
WANTED.
WANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR
“Se; plain sewing on Christmas goods;
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Il'ed pigs.
‘ place, South Norwalk.
size. good as new;
FOR SALE—FOUR LARGE (lltAlX «bath. all conveniences. Centrally lo-
T331“,-L cated. Apply Taylor & Golden.
Lawrence Wolfe,
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FOR SALE-"EST?“ ORGAN, LARGE All modern improvements. Fine locali-
bargain for quick ty. Corner Woodward avenue and Riv—
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no canvassing: material furnished, I’ll-‘9" Adams" no" 4' “Ellen-(III 3'1 e
stamped envelope for particulars. Pro-I - -‘ . _ II
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“dance Ole ) Sh p M FOR SALE—ti ROOM (t)ll\l< R
vidence. R. l. 013 it
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WANTED—GIRL WANTS
11011 as housekeeper. No washing. Ap-
ply 52 Maple street, Norwalk. 012 it
WA NTED—A HGIRL FOR GENERAL
house, newly painted, big lot,
walk.
re‘es. fine location, 5 minutes
rolley Price $1600, $7 ()0 down. I’osi- l.
i\ely best chance to own your home.
Inquire at 53 Osborn aienue Fast .\'or isecond floor, newly pupered and paint-
012 St ed, some imprmements, to let to small
homework. Apply Mrs. 19.1. VanBuren
6 Stevens street. Norwalk. 013 it
to make themselves useful in a shoci
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WANTED—GIRLS AND WOMEN I Minot, telephone Darien 140 or 704.
F.
fruit , cation. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, East ‘;
from i Norwalk.
—- family. Rent 310. inquire Mrs. H. Ger-
FOR SALE— 1914 FORD TOURING hardt. 265 East avenue.
by endorse the application of
above named Thomas C. 'McPartland,
for such license, and we do hereby}
severally, each for himself. certiiyl
that the above named applicant is a:
suitable person to be granted a li-"
‘Itense to sell intoxicating liquors anal
iwe hereby severally, each for himself,
Itcrtify that V19 are owners of real es
late situated in said Town of Nor-
\talk. I
Dated at NorWalk. this ilth day of
October. A. 11.1917
John Novak, Michael Buchta. John
IOIdensthlager, Fritz (lailus. George R. i
Fischer. '
I hereby certify that the aboveI
named endorsers are electors and tax
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To. LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATHL
1‘ street
legt lein
South Norwaik. Apply H. A.
Number. Phone 1106-12.
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TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, G001) LO-
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TO LET— 4 NICE LIGHT ROOMS, '
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factory. ii. Jacobs & Sons. Shoe Man-I
tifacturers, Belden avenue, Noritalk. ’
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FOR SALE- FOUR LARGE GRAIN
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WANTED—WOMEN PRI'SSERSI
FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,I
0“ underwear. Apply Henderson & hr Bethel Boy, a good all around horse. 1
win 17 High street, Norwalk.
WANTED—YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT
‘liousework, no washing. Apply Mrs. C.I
012 3‘ Price $200. Luther M. Wright
‘phone 1413-4, Franklin street, South
I Norwalk.
Tele-
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J. lllintz 54 North Main‘street.
WANTED—A COMPFTENT (“RM
to do the entire worke for a family of!
4. inquire 33 South Main St. oil (it ti
WANTED~A CO‘liPETENT G
to do the. entire work in a family oi’I
four. Call awnings. 16 West avenue}
South Norwalk. oil 31I
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LOST—- —-\\'EDDING RING. \\ IT” IN-
" itials ‘L. S. S. to F. M. l’., Oct ‘14. ‘
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p.15... Finder please return to \‘ouk's pmtnblc coop, row boat. 17 feet long,I house allimpioveincnts. Gas. bath, etc. {by endorse the application of
InndI Bllckcle incubator. as good as Well located, on trolley line. gammy 'nbove nanloddl‘ltonins C. .\ic.Par land.
new.
Jewelry store North Main street.
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LOilT—TORTOIS SHELL RIM'
spectacles betuee Raymond and Day
street, or betWeen Clifford iiotel and:
Railroad Station. Finder please return]
to Sentinel 011100.012 3t
Bill PLAYERS RECEPTION
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other Boston fans were jubilant in an- I
tlcipatlon of a victory today which»
would clinch the premier title for the?
Red 301:.
Weather prospects for today were
all that could be desired,..both from
the standpoint of the player and and
, the air during the early morning hours
spectator. While there was a tang 1111
the sky was cloudless and the weath-
er man premised plenty of sunshine.
National League Park, the playing
field. 'was in first-class shape, no rain
having fallen here for nearly a week
The bleacherites began to form in
line around the park long before noon
I yesterday, and by midnight more than
a hundred persons were in line They
had brought all sorts of devices for »
warmth and comfort. Moxes, chairs
and benches were brought to selep
on, while one enterprising youngster
had carted iIov er a coach hammock set
‘on an iron tramework. With an over-
coat and blankets to keep. out the
chill night air, he was the envy of
those less fortunate.
Word came from Belvlders, N. J.,
this morning, that the special train on
which players or the two teams and
. the motors are traveling from Boston,
.liad hen delayed beaches of engine
trouble and they will be three hours
late arriving her.
The la€dst information is that the
- :«tt'adn will reach Philadelphia at noon,
two hdurs before thcg ame starts.
. Tickets for the bleachers, the ticket
I sellers themselves and the keys to
> the Philadlphia‘xParkdar on the first:
train and nobody can be admitted to
it until it arrives. j .
*6 m: sis of the PhiladeIphia Club
51 it not com Pong-
- psle‘ to infringe to In so start for
I tide game in the av t the players were
' ‘ still further delayed At that timé it;
was figured that the train would
reach Philadelphia about 12:30 or Iilll
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here will Ills no deli ,
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Elm street Norwaik. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace,
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
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' o'clock. if it arrived at 12. which nowII .
FOR SALiw—HOUSE FOR SALE,
cement
Ion sppllcntlon. Very easy terms Jack I
lRI.' son‘ 5 Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwallt.
silt!
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR IJGI
ease, for Town of Norwalk. For fur.’ East \l ashingtoh street,
lthBi’ information address P. 0. BOX 7W.8.lk Apply 64 South Main 31..
_- -— ‘ 573. South Norwalk.
9.12th
rooms with iinprotements. Rent SH.
113t"'
payers, as defined by law, of saidI
TO LET—AT 28 LOWE STREET, 6 1 'I‘oun of Norwalk.
lhited at Norwalk, this 11th day
October. A. D.. 19151.
HERBERT B. SMITH,
Town Clerk.
Inquire on premiScs. 0r telephone to
the on ner 1891.). oil 31 i
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To LET—COTTAGE, 8 ROOMSt
All modern improvements. Corner of To the Board of County Commtg
Lincs place and Fianklln avenue. In-I pm of Fairfleld Countyzl
quiie Miss Lyncs, 38 West avenue .\'or~I
walk.
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09 islISpIrituous and“ intoxicating Liquors,
Mm; . l .llc. lager Beer. Rhine Wine, and
_FOR RENT-MOLLY FURNWH" D I Cider, at The Mahackcino Hotel. in the
double and “"3"” “‘0'“ l“ prii ate Town of Norwalk, in said County. Myl
family. Telephone Reasonable tall place of business is not located within
3‘ 9 Reed ””391- 0“ 1‘I 2th feet in a direct line of a Church
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To LET—Ii UNION 8T. 7 ROOMI Fdifice. Parochial School or iublicI
Schoolhouse, or the maritime pertain.
apartment. Posseslontot once. The )
Hatch and Bailey 00. 1281 uIinir theretownny lost Oillcc, Public
l .ilignry or Cemetery.
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T0 LET—vnnv NICE 5 noon 'IOJITI‘I‘Ifi‘: ‘II‘ D‘I’I’I‘I'I‘I”: ””3 1“” d“) 0’
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"partmem' Pam“ “mm?“ I“ THOMAS c. ilCPtRTl AM)
inst Not-
“I Applicant
phone 60. 523 “I We. the undersigned. electors \nd
A taxpayers, is defined by lair, of the
FOR SALE:-\ EllY Clllfl Afl’ A GOODI
Address Undcrhill, 4 Cross St., E
South Norwalk.
17° LETI— Ellill'l‘ ROOMS DOI f,” E Town of Noritnllt, in said County here-
the
phone for such license“. and “is do icrcby
Apply 9 Elizabeth street or
.. oll 3t ”49% s_I1“Isc\er‘nlly,cncli for himself, certify
a..- 1-- _- n- _ r_ J __, 1..-“--. ,_ Ithat the above named applicant is a
PROFESSIONAL. suitable person to be granted a li-
THEAT . Icense to sell intoxicating liquors and
RE PlANO AND HARMONY TEMHER we hereby severally, each for himself
Phl‘fle 976 Prefers to illBil‘ilCl M DUDHB residence. I certify that we are owners of real es.
NOIW alk (Free trial lesson solicited to new sin-Imp. situated in said Town of Nor-'
. . ents. Miss Lelia A. Gregory, Pokwalk. ..
Mat. dailyfmo. Evening 8:20. 'walk. Conn. 07 9t-I Dated at Nora-111k, this 11111 day of
ALL THIS wast;
original Payton Stock Co.
TODAY
“BOUGHT AND PAID
FOR"
Thursday — “Little
Brown” ‘ 1
Mia3Y-"Tll001ily Son”
Saturday—“The She her f
the Hills” p d‘ o
Prices—Mat. 10c and 200.
Evening IOC, zoo/.300, 30c
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Oct. 18, 19, 20—“The
Birth of a Nation. ” Seat sale
Thursday ,
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Day or Night~
‘October, A D.‘ 1915
A M°°NE 7" NORTH "MN 9“» Thos. r. Dowd A. J Collins. liarry
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcyclesIGoodenI Thomas C Carat-nigh, Mat-
snd Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages r0
paired. We do vulcanlzing. Prices red-I
ionable.
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ntvaro’tt CHARIOTt— GENER- 2:
M1 contractor. Estimates Elven on
M'IIklnds of contract work. He sure
‘.l at our estimate. Wecan save you
noney. Phone 816-3 28 Wood St.
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MATIN EES
SMITH AND WRIGHT HAVINGI NIGHTS
reduced their expenses to a minimum
‘will give. astonishing low prices, on
the undersigned, electors and earnings of the six months endingI
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l hereby apply for a License to sellI
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REGEN
Oct. 18, 19, 20'
new Corbett.
l hereby certify
named endorsers are electors and tax- l
payers, as defined by is“, of said
Town of I\'.orwalk
Dated at Norwalk, this 11th day of
October, A. D.. 1915.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
013-20 Town Clerk.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV-
INGS BANK"
Norwalk. Conn, Sept. 16, 1915.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the Fairfield County Savings ,
Banks held this day, a dividend at the ‘
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I rate of four (4) per cent per annum i Use a gal out of any L&M. PAINT you buy and if not the but
paint made. return the paint and get ALL your money back:
A. D. Morgan, South Norwalk: Hubbell & Staples’
I C0., Norwalk; Lockwood & Palm er, Norwalk; W. S. Guyer & Son.
Westnnrt Cnrtn
the books and paid on and after October“ a:
was declared to depositors from the
The same. will be entered on pass.
11, 1915.
By order of the Board of Directors.2
SEYMOUR CURTIS, I
Treasurer,
*Dancitig, (ard playing. Alter So-
ciety dance. Friday night. St. Josephs
Sillool Hall \. ‘1 I
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Friends of Thomas A. Williaiiis.i
n ho has plaved here on the famous i
Knickerbotkei basketball team. areI
receiving notices that he is running
Ifor alderman of the 17111 district New I
York He won out in the piimariesI
by 57 votes, and writes he will haieII
11 hard row to be eected.
“Elli" CAN HND All
DANDRUfl, AND Hill
I W8 COMING out
Save Your Hgiri Make it Thick, Wavy,
(:10st and Beautiful at Once. .
Try as you will, after an application I
I of Danderine, you can not find a single l
trace. of dandruff or falling hair and I,
your scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most. will be. after a few .
iweeli's use, when you see new hall,
fine anti downy at first“) ear—but real-I
3 ly new hair~ growing all over the,
i scalp. I
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A little Dandarinc iinnitdiateli don I
bless the btauly of your hair. No (llf- .
feience hon dull, faded. brittle and
jscraggy, just moisten a cloth with
Dandcrine and carefully draw it‘
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is immed-
iate and amazing ----- your hair will be
light. fluffy and navy, and have an zip-I
neurones of abundanbe: an incompara-
ble lustre softness and luxurianpe, the
beauty and shimmer of true hilli‘
a.ltb
Get a 25cent bottle of Knowltons
: llandcrine from any drug store or toil-
et counter. and prove that your hair is
as pretty and soft as any—that it has I
been neglected or injured by careless
treatment. 25 cent bottle will double
the beauty of your hair.
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THEATRE
MAKE IDIIB OWN MINI
You will save 54 cls. per gal.
Made in a let minutes
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film. Ndcmmtllsm I . .
For Infants and Children.
PAGE THREE ,
THIS IS HOW
@‘7 80743115. L& M. Semi-Mixed Real Paint.
al$2.00pcrgal - - 88.“
And 33:15. Linseed Oil to mix with it
at animated cost of - --
You then mile 7 gals. of pure paint for “I.“ ,
It’s only. A 1.46 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT-
thrcas. it you buy 7 gal: of ready-ior-usc paint in
CANS, you pay $2. 00 a gal. or $1400
ThtL.&M. SEfllngXE) REAL PAINT is PURE WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and UNSEE) 011..le best- know '11 paint. m:t¢ti.t.s lot 10'.) years.
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Mothers Know That.
" Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
. Signature
minimalism
was 3 PER CENT
ilse
. For liver
I‘Thirty Years
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‘I’NK CIN'VAUI COMFIHV. NW VDII cm.
Atfimoiithiscfi old,
I Ssbosfi"3
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Best Family Flour .......... ..... 800 mg-
GolnddalFlorian/V“....'.......i..; .......... 90¢ bag
Good Eggs ................... ‘...............30¢doz.
Magnolia or Clover Milk ...................... 10¢- can ‘.
Pure Cocoa, qt. jars ............................... 23¢ I
Fresh Oatmeal. , / ......................... 11¢
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
b TRW ALK
Emily‘Wakomdn Hartley; ‘
Manager
Phone 2300.
111111111 lit
painting. ‘paperhanglng and general
(oblong. 274 East avatars and 10 Got»
THE hGlGANI llC SPECTALLE
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tags street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743%.
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SEIALED PnoeosALs.
Sealed proposals for the contemplat- .
ed changes in the heating and plumbc
ing system for Center school will be >
received by the ch‘al’rman, Dr. J. Mil-I
ton Ooburn, on or before the 14th of
Octolier, 1915. Plans and specifications .
may be obtained at the office of Sun-
eriixtendent of Schools.
7———q___.
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Our spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out
parties.
ANDREW TAYLOR
Livery and Trucking
Phone ' Darieii Conn.
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LIVES SAVED
By having us install Hot Water
fieat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
fitters. _ -
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
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dram pipes.
’ ... HENRYA HsosLam.
"1 Witter st... '
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We pay best prices for all kinds of
Try my pipe cleaner for stopped 1"?
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Don’t Forget
to see ‘ ‘
Toni Murray
31 sculb Malpsu'eet
so Norwallt ‘
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Thursday and Friday, Gclober ”ill and. l:-
4 Performances Daily—2:30 and 4:00—-7 :30 and 9:00
Such Pictures have never been seen before, for there are no otherao
tuies like them" in existence. Thousands of people have stood in line
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF NEW YORK HAVE SUCH EINOR-
ALL SEATS 5
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE‘S
lamous Picuir‘es of l he
German Battlefields
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Direct from “It“ 14th St. Theatre, New York
two hours at a time to get a chance to see them.
I ; MOUS CIROWOS GATHERED AT ANY THEATRE
no RESFRVED
sEArs
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I000 Scenes, 18,000
Months .11 Making, Cost ssoolooo
P- e0pi’e, I 3,000 Harm.
1.. TODAY—Vimguplt Broadway attraction.
(During the engagement of the Payton Stock Company at The
Regent Theatre all this week.) ‘ ‘
IFIEIIATUIRIE PHOTO-PLAYS PRESENTED DAILY
INCLUDING
Norwalk Chronicler