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WEDNESDAY. OCT. :3, 1913
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Wants!
Classified "Ads.”——To Let,
or Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards,
Miscellzfieous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on‘this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times. 500. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
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To the Board of County Commission
ers of Fairfleld County: 5
I hereby apply for a License to sell
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Business and
and
1 Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors;
' Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and
Cider, at 25 South Main Street, in the3
Town of Norwalk in said County My
place of business is not located within
200 feet in a direct line of a Church
3Edifice, Parochial School or
School-house, or the premises pertaina
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FOR SALI.’
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Library or Cemetery
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TOLET.
DIED—MR. JAMES BU GHER STE- FOR SALE—1914 FORD TAXI
October AD.1915. i
TO LET—— 00M N BATH. ' I
4 R S A D THOMAS C. M( PARTLANI),
5 D8) ers,
1 October, A. 1).. 1915.
Public§FA1RF1ELD COUNTY SAV-
Dated at Norwalk this 11th day of, 015 of the Fairfleld County Savings
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lit-1w ('orbell.
lheteby certify that the above
? named endorsers are electors and tax-I
as defined by law, of said
Town of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 11th day of
HERBERT R. SMITH,
013-2U Town Clerk.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
INGS BANK
Norwallt, Conn, Sept. 16, 1915.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
Banks held this day, a di1idend at the
1 rate of four (4) per cent per annum 3 Use a gal. out of any 1.0111. PAINT you buy and if not the best
Applicant. 1 was declared to depositors from
the
3You will save 54 cts, per gal.
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MAKE [DUB OWN PAIN
THIS '5 HOW
Buy4gals. L‘ M. Semi-Mixed Real MEI.
at$2.00pergal. - - 3M.
:,And3gzls. LinsedOilIo mix withit
at estimated cost of - - ‘1‘
You then make 1 gals. of pure paint for a“!
It’s only 3 1.46 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT. .
Whereas. if you buy 7 gals. of ready-lor-use paint ll! '
CANS. you 021132.00 a gal. or $14.00.
TthBLM. WED REAL PAINT is PURE 'WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and LINSEED OIL. the brst-lmown p-1nt matcriJs lot 101) years
Made In a few minutes
paint made, return the paint and get ALL your money back.‘
vens died suddenly of heart failurc,liod1'.1911 Packard Limousine Body. '1‘“ 1111pro1eme11ts Apply 171 South,
Sunday. Funeral private, Thursday 1.50 1911 Ford Touring car.1914 I1‘ord3'l1flmdu’eet UtY- 013 at 3
o'clock from residence of his sister, Roadster. Vaaste Bros. Garage. Tele~ ‘ r ‘ - ---- ‘ 3
. ‘ , . _ 11a). 31ers. as defined by law, of the
Mrs. Frederick C. Griffiths. Highland phen 13110, South Norwalk. 013 st To LET”? ROM \OV- FIRST T0150 of \Iorwalk in said (‘ounty here1
avenue. Interment Sleepy Hollow Cem- »— - ~- —-——--———-— —— MOGBTR apartment 7 large room-1 ' ’
etery, Tarrytown, N. Y. i
WANTED.
WANTED—LADIES TO WORK FOR}
St ; plain sewing on Christmas goods;
no canvassing: material furnished,
stamped envelope for particulars. Prt1-‘_
vidence Novelty Shop, 81 Deviue, Pro-
tidence, R. I. 013 It
WANTED—«GIRL WANTS POSI-
iion as housekeeper. No washing. Ap-
ifed pigs.
‘ place, South horwalk.
FOR SALE-FOUR LARGE (1113M hath, all conveniences. Centrally lo-
1.1111'1ence \\' olfe, Taylor cated. Apply Taylor & 001d“
012 21!
T0 LET—SIX 1100.113 Axp 11.1111;
FOR SALE'“ESTEY ORGAN, LARGE All modern improvements. Fine locali- 3
size, 5000 “S “9“”! bargain for ““1““ t1. t‘omer \\'txuitvard avenue and Riv—
3buyer. Address, Box 41 Dat‘ien, (‘t'_t‘l' street, South Norwaik. Apply ii. A.
‘ 013 3L,Hcgvlein, Plumber. Phone 11111112.
FOR SALE~IS ROOM (TURNER TO LET—FIVE ROOMS GOOD L0
house, newly painted. big lot, fruit cation. Rent reasonable 1‘ Hopp, East .
trees fine location. ' minutes
a from Norwalk 0113t i
trolley. Price $1000 $700 down. Posi— __,, 3
by endorse the
013 It 3
,cense to sell intoxicating liquors and.
‘ we hereby severally, each fbr himself,3
We, the undersigned. electors and earnings of the six months euding3
September 30,1915.
application of the
bo1e named Thomas (‘ ’McParIland.
for such litense. and we do hereby;
severally, each for himself, certify»,
that the above named applicant is a:
suitable person to be granted a 11-?“
books and paid on and after October
11.1915
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Treasurer
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—Dancing, card plaving. Alter So-
('1er dance, Friday night. St. Joseph' s1
School Hall. ‘
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certify that we are owners of‘ real es-
tate situated in said Town of Nor3
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Dated Ill VorWaIk ”335 11“] day OI: Friends of Thomas A. \\illiams
October, A I). 1913 'who has plaved here on the famous 1,
lohn Nov,sk Michael Buchtn, John3linicke'rbocker basketball team, are;
A. D. Morgan South Norwalk: Hubbell & Staples’
C0, Norwalk; Lockwooddt Palmer Norwalk; W. S. Guyer&Son.
The same will be entered on pass Westmrt Cm,“
Hdw.
BASTIIIIIA‘
900 1111015 F“ Infants and 1111111110101
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Mothers Know That
pl), 52 Maple street, Norwalk. 013 it tively best chance to own your home
WANTED—A GIRL r011 GENERAL 118111
housework. Apply Mrs. R1. VanBuren
6 Stevens street, Norwalk. 013 It
1car, a] condition. Oemonstration. F.
WANTED—GIRLS AND WOMEN j Minot, telephone Darien 140 or 204.
011 3t
to make themselves useful in a shoo'
factory. H. Jacobs & «Sons, Shoe Man- 3
uracturers, Belden avenue, Norwalk. 3 FOR SALE-FOUR LARGE GIIAIN3
t‘ed pigs. Lawrence Wolfe. 11 3t
013 It‘
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WANTED-WOMEN PRIGSSERS, FOR SALE—MY BIG PACER,
on underwear. Apply Henderson & fir-13933393 Boy, 8, good all around horse.
win, 17 High street. Norwaik- 012 3‘ 3,Prlce $200. Lutlfer M. Wright Tele-
phone 1413-4, Franklin street, South
_ _. Inquire at 53 Osborn avenue, East \‘or- 3second floor, newly papered and paint-3
012 3t ed, some improtements, to let to small
—3family. Rent $10. Inquire Mrs. H. Ger-
1 FOR SALE 1914 FORD TOURING hardt, 265 East avenue.
WANTED-YOUNG GIRL, LIGHT
housework, no washing. Apply Mrs. C
J Mintz 54 North Main street. 3
WANTED—A contrnrnrvr 01111.3
to do the entire workc for a family of‘ 3
4. Inquire 33 South Main St. 011 313
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WANTED—A CO'VIPET DNT G
to do the entire work in a family 013 89 t!
i’our._CaIl evenings, 111 West aveuucu -—- 3
South Norwalk. oll 3L3 FOR SALE—ONE: DIQUOR 1.10-
LOST.
L05T~—WEI)DING RING, \\lTil IN~ __<
iiials “L. S. S. to F. M. I’. 001 14,
1915'" Finder please return to Noak's portable coop. row boat. 11‘ feel longnhouso all in11110'.1etuents Gas, bath, etc. it) “WINS“ 1111‘ application 01'
Jewelry store North Main street.
:3Nor walk.
518
Elm street.
electric lights, new fumnce,
cellar.
3on application. Verv easy terms
1R1 Ison' 5 Studio, 03 Wall street, \‘orwalk.
FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
cement
Photos
.Inck-
Ready for occupancy
Iense, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-3
thor information address P. 0. Box
.73, South Norwalk.
F011 SALE 1111:1112 (5.1112th A 00013
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TO LET—4 NICE LIGHT ROOMS, 3
Oldenst hlager, Fritz Callus, George 11.3
l‘lSI her
I hereby certify that the abovei
named endorsers are electors and tax-3
payers. as defined by law. of said
T0 LET—AT 28 LOWE STREET, 6 ' Town of Norwalk.
rooms with improvements. Rent 814. ‘ Dated at Norwalk, this llth dayo
Inquire on premises. Or telephone to October, A. 1)., 1915.
the owner, 189112. 011 3t3 HERBERT B. SMITH.
1- -—-—- __- 3013-20 Town Clerk.
TO LET—COTTAGE, 8 ROOMS}
All modern improvements. Corner of} To up: Board of County Commlsglon.
Lyncs place and Franklin a'venue. ln-l ers of Fairfield County:
quire Miss Lyrics, 38 West avenue 3'01“; I hereby apply for a License to sell
walk. 09 6t3Spiriluous and lntoxlcating Liquors.g
A.Ie lager Boer, Rhine Wine, and:
ider, at The Mahackemo Hotel, In the
Town of Norwalk, in said County. My
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—FOR —RENT—-—NICEI.Y FIIRNISIII11D3 I‘
double and single mom in private '
family. Telephone. Reasonable. Cull
at 9 Reed street, 011 It ‘00 feet in a direct line of a Church‘
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To LET—4‘ UNION 31" 7 R00 “3 “231:2? hclvullztcglalhjdlgfl I (:r t 1
. apartment. Possesion u once. The in 333933930 or MW P21111103? 93:19"
Hatch and Bailey Co. 123‘ u g ' “’1 u ‘03
l ibrurv or Ccmetety
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TO LET——VERY NICE 5 1100111 I III-d :11 \‘0rw:1lk, 1111. 11111 do} of
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i improvements. 3()1yt1ber \ I 191'
; apartment. l’ariiai , , , .
East Washington street, East Not- 3 “10M” ( 'W PAR KAI?” t'
lwaik. Apply (‘14 Sodh Main St... or3 pp can.
phone (10. 1128 tf' \\'c, the undersigned, electors ‘nd
_ ‘Inxpaycrs. as dctlnpd by law, of the
To LET Elli HT "00‘”; llOU‘l’ll‘: ' 'TOWII (ll' N11r\\‘,lilli in said County, here-
the
3111111 But-hove incubator, us good 0031“." located on "Quay line Camp,” 11110101111111“ Thomas C. McPartlaud.
“ —‘ new.
Address ll,nderhill 4 Ctoss St..
Apply 9 15"“me street or l3130m13i‘11r smh license. and 113' do hereby
LOflT—TOR'I‘OIS SHELL RIMlSouth Norwalk. oil 31 1249.2 331 If 'scverully, each for himself, certify
spectacles between Raymond and D333” '~-—~——~——~ —-~~~ 1.-- - 1 .- .- .._ , . w c U,“ _ ,Ilmt the above named applicant 1.»:
street, 01' between Clifford HOW! and PROFESSIONAL. Iaultablé person to be granted a li-
Railroad Station. Finder please return?
to Sentinel Office. 012 3t
Bill PLAYERS REClPllIlN
(Continued From First Page.)
other Boston fans were jubilant In an-
tlcipation of a victory today which TODA
would clinch the premier title for the3 "BOUGHT AND PAID
Red Sex. F OR”
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 In
the sky was cloudless and the weath-
er man promised plenty of sunshine
National Deanne Park, the playing
field, was in first-class shape, no rain
having fallen here for nearly a week.
The bleacherites begun to form in
line around the park long before noon
Yesterdam and by midnight more than day, Oct 18 19' 20-33131“
a hundred persons were in line. They r Birth of a Nation” Seat sale!
had 1brought all sorts of devices for Th Ursday,
iwarmth and comfort. Moxee, chairs ,
and benches were brought to selep M
' on, while one enterprising youngster
had carted over a coach hammock set
on an Iron framework. With an over-
coat antk blankets to keep out the.
chill night air, he was the envy of
those less fortunate.
Word came from Belviders, 1N. 1.,
this morning, that the special train on
' which players of the two teams and
the rooters are traveling from Boston,
had ben delayed because of engine
.. trouble and they will bethree hours
late arriving her.
i. The latest information is that the
train will reach Philadelphia at noon,
" two hours before theg ame starts.
Tickets for the bleachers, the ticket
sellers themselves and the keys to
the Phlladlphia Park or on the first
, " train and nobody can be admitted to
“ 0111: until it arrives.
t"agillotals of the Philxifideiphia Club
telegraphed instnuctionsf r0111: Pong-
e to W10? 11 late start tot-3I
the panels the ent__ the players were HENRY A. HEGELEI «,2 3‘
still further (I eyed , At that time It 11! wk" 8t. Flinn {60.12
* was figured that ’rth‘e train would
reach Philadelphia about 1
' o'clock. If it arrives M which now
seems likely, titers will as do daisy.
' has thousands or
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Phone 976
REGEN
Mat. daily 2:20. Evening 8:20.
censc to sell intoxicating liquors and
PIANO AND HARMONY TEACH?“ we hereby severally each for himself.
iprefors to Instruct at pupils residence. lepflm that “3.. are owners of real 03
Free trial lesson solicited to new stu late situated in said Town of Nor-
dents. Miss Lelia A. Gregory, Nor-3wa1k.
walk. Conn 07 91 i Dated at \'o I'Willk this ilth day of
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ALL THIS WEEK
inriginal Payton Stock Co.
Thursday -— “Little
Brown”
Friday—“The Only Son”
Saturday—“The Sh h d"
the Hills" ep er °f
Miss
Prices—Mat. 10c and 200.
Evening 100, sec, 300, 50c
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.
ANYTIME .
Iliay or Night
Our spacious and easy riding
automobile will take out
parties. »~
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Livery and Trucking
P110110 Dorian Conn.
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"-A MODNE- 70 PORT“ MAIN ST..3 'I‘hos F. Dowd. A. J. Collins, Harry
South Norwalk. Bicycles, motorcycles Goodwin, Thomas C Cavnnagh, Mob
and Sundries. Both sold nd excha 11.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re
tonable.
IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
Ml contractor. Estimates given on
Ill kinds of contract work. Be sure
‘I‘ as our estimate. We can rave you
money. Phone 813-3. 28 Wood Sir}
MATINEES
SMI A D RGH ' l '
TH N W l T HAVIING NIGHTS
reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on
3
(e of business is not located withlnf
REGEN
001.18, 19, 20
teteiving notices that he is‘ 1unning
3for alderman of the 17th tiistri(I,Ne11
York. lie won out in tin1 primaries3
by 57 votes, and writes he will ha1e3
3 a hard row to be eected.
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VIII] CAN leD ANY
DANDRllff, AND HAIR
SHIPS COMING 01”;
Save Year Hair! Make It Thick, Wavy, .
Glossy and Beautiful at Once.
Try as you will, after an application
of Danderine, you can not find a single!
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Public trace of dandrutt or falling hair and,
your scalp will not Itch, but what will;
will be after a few1
please you most,
weeks use when you see new halt,
fine and don 11y at first—.vcs—but real-
ly new hair——- growing all 01er
scalp '
I A little llandarinc lmmcdiately dmt,
"blcs the beauty of your hair. No dif-
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
>Fcraggy, just moisten a cloth with
' Danderinc and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking our- small
strand :It a time. The effect is immed1
into and amazing ~~~~~ your hair will be
light, flui‘l’y anti wavy, and have 1111 up-
pcnrance of abundance, an incompara-
ble lustre. softness and luxuriance; the
beauty and shimmer of true halt
he a.lti1
Get a 25cent bottle of Kndw'lions
lmndcrine from any drug store or toiI—_
of counter, and prove that your hair is
3111-1 mom and soil as an) —thut it has
been neglected or inju1ed bv cuteless
treatment 25 cent bottle will double
the beauty of your hair.
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Genuine Bastoria'
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mismfil 4 Bears the
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Exact Copy of “hopper.
Best Family Flour ................. 80¢ bag
Gold Medal Flour . . . (. . . . ........ . ..... ,7 ...... 90¢ bag
Good Eggs \ ..... .................. ‘ ...... 30m? (102.
Magnolia or Clover Milk ................ . ..... 10¢ can, .
PureCocoa,qt.jars...._....'...... .............. . 23¢”,
Fresh Oatmeal, . ........................... 4011
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A.‘ ST ULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk, '
i‘ORWALK
painting, paperhanglng and keneral
101101113. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot»
tags streebfll‘el. 1271-3. or 74812.
‘ SEALED PROPOSALS. _.
Sealed proposals for the contemplat-
ed changes in the heating and plumb-
ing system for Center school will be
received by the’chalrman, Dr. J. Mil:
ton Coburn, on or before the 14th of 1
October, 1915. Plans and specifications
may be obtained at the office of Sun
erintendent of Schools.
HIEIIJG
, Don’t Forget
to see ‘
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LIVES 3.4th
By having its Install Hut Water
Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
litters. ,,
Repairs for all kinds of stoves.
'I‘ry my pipe cleaner for step
rain stool.
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We pay but pus-'1 for all kinds of
Tom Murray
3i Southliain Street
So. Not-Walk “
A“ Now Being Presented
iGAN l‘lC SPECTAI LE
wherty Theatre, new Yorl;
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5,000 Scenes, 18,000 People, 3,000 Horses,
8 Months in Making, cost $500,000
31'
Thursday
10%.
till {ill "ill
145,500 ngplavuw -It In BridgeporHast waste
Matinee 25c.
Daily 500. 750
250. 500
750. 31.011
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Emily Wakeman Hattl
Manager,
Phone 2300.
till liliil lHlllII
Thursday and l‘l‘ltitly, 0ciober 14 and I
4 Performances Daily—2:30 and 4.00—7 .30 and 9:00
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE’S
l2 mous Picmres of 'l he
German Battlefields
Direct from the 4th St. Theatre, New York
two hours at a time to get a chance it: see them.
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF NEW YORK HAVE SUCH FNOR
MOUS CROWDS GATHERED AT ANY THEATRE “ma
ALL SEATS 25c
I‘O RES VE
SEATS 0‘
Regent Theatre all this week.)
FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS PRESENTED DAILY}. ‘
INCLUDING
' "Tb ‘ District: Attorney" 3 ,.
2- «‘1. EV as uN'ru. 1130 Two 001191.13
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