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Wants.

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face or Caps, Double Price.

Classified
For Sale,

Professional Cards,

Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-

' PROGRESS

“Ads.”—To” Let, i
Business ’and ‘

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IN AGRiCULTUflAL
CLUBS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct.
lthan 41,000 in the membership of var-l
1 ions boys. and girls’ agricultural clubs .
{conducted by the State Agricultural:
Leoneges and the Department of Agri?
culture in the northern asd western:
states At the close of the fiscal year
ending June 30,1914 there were 110,—
077 members in the tatious club pro-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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——-——;every state short courses for
.and girls and special

jects in the 33 states covered by this

. work. At the close or the present fiscal
15I_lyear, June 30, 1915, the membership

lThere has been an increase of moreiwas 151,194, exclusive of the enroll»

ment in the mother—daughter canning
clubs.

This work is being carried on coop-
eratively in 26 of the 33 states in the
northern central, and western territory

.by the Department of Agriculture and

the extension departments of the State
colleges of agriculture. In practically
boys
demonstration
schools have been held at the colleges

 
 
 
 

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LONDON, “,1. fatter protractv
ed negotiations, the British War Of-
fice has concluded an agreement “I
prevent further increases in tha
price of leather. The agreement is
signed hv the tinited Tanners Feder-
[at on and pimides that maximum ‘
prites for the present year shall not
ext eed an advance of ten per cent. on
the whole hide on prices current in.

and in the field. During the past year
1,557 club members attended the mid-
vwinter courses at the colleges, 968 of
:these having their expenses paid by
local contributions as a recognition of
their achievements in club work Of
the 38 chib members who, as cham-
pions in their states, districts, or coun I
ties for 1914. haVe become recognized:

as National All-Star members, 31 are

now attending high schools, agricultur- ”May.
at, 0" Other colleges, 3 of remaining '1'“? W3! Office in :1 circular exp Iain-

7 113.19 already graduated from high ing the aureement, announces to con.
school, and [will go to an lgflcullurali tractors hat" 11g army orders that “the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. To LET. FOR SALE. WANTED. District of Norwalk, ss. Probate.

5f w” _ , Court. October 15th, A. l). 1915. IAKE H IN ."ME
TO LET—FROM .\0v. 1. ATTRAC FOR SALE BLACK WALNUT wmreo—orunarons ox sw- Emw of Charles (1. Emerson,

tite apartment, large monks, heat. jan- ”1951‘ and lWOki'vaS" 83> 1105105” PTO
itor settice. F\e minutes balk [10m 190101, hall mirror and hatrack, baby

c-arriagt, push cart crib, high (hairs,
business center: Allpll‘ J. M. 1.811011 «‘1' and a few household articles. Apply
to. 016 31 53 South Main street.

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TO LET—TWO NEWLY FURNISH-i

 

FOR SALE—APPLES BY THE BAR-

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late
of Norwalk in said District deceased

Ordered, That the Executor exhibit
his Administration account to this
‘ Court for adjustment at the Probate of
fice in Norwalk. on the 29th‘ day of
' October, 1915, at 2 O'CIOCK afternoon;

gle and double needle machines; also
boys to make themsehes useful in t‘ac- .
lOI‘l’ H. Jacob it; Sons. Belden avenue,
No ruailt. 010 it

ple Have.
Waiting doesn‘t pay.
If you neglect kidney backache,

CLUETT. PEABODY & CO, INC Urinary troubles often follow.

college this fall.
l Experience has shown that the work

in the boy’s and girls' clubs can be
ca1ried on with even greater success
:without the aid of huge cash prizes

work itself have been found to be th
best possible incentive. The members

hate their attention directed to web l

,lems of farm and home management,

Ithemselves get it from tanners

department experts to be given by
‘manufacturers the full benefit of this

lredut-tion on present piices, and looks

manufacturers to see that they
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Just As Scores of South Norwalk Pea. and awards The net profits from thel “93‘9“"

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ed rooms, near railroad station, private

 

family. All conveniences. 158 Spring re 9'1 Beampain & Saunders? 9“ “5113’
street. 015 31 South \orw.alk 014 It
To LET—5 ROOMS, OVER 111101113 FOR SALE—MY BIG PAPER.

inedieu liros. Grocery ,east approach to Bethe] Boy, 11 good all around horse.

Washington street bridge Gas, light, Price $300 Lillhel M Wright

left!

014 3t phone 1413—,4 Franklin street. South

Norwalk.

 

TO LET—5 LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS, l

all improvemwts. Electric lights and Elm street. Norwaik. Bath, laundry,:
heat, at 19 Hillside place, South Nor— electric 11311111, new furnace,

M'alk,

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Phone 1089-2. 014 31 c.ellar

FOR SALE-HOUSE FOR SALE,‘

cement

Ready for occupancy. Photos
5011 application. Very easy terms. Jack-
TO LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS, sons Studio, 63 Wall street. Norwalk. ‘

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want tand that all persons interested in said Dean’s Kidney Pills are for kidney crop rotation, soil building, etc, and in} SORE RHEUMAIIC

Repair lland- .Estate be notified thereof, the Execu- 'baCl‘aChe. and for other kidney ills. practically every state in which the: , ‘

Experienced operators on power 1113‘ ‘ tor will cause this order to be publish~ South Norwalk citizens endorse work is being carried on a large Rum-I " '
"hmes' .‘ed in a newspaper having a circulation them b" 0‘ duh members are now work-I ACHING Jolm -

Steady work assured. 016 ll ing out three and four- year rotations'

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girl waitress. Hartford Lunch, 6 South
Main street, South Norwalk. 016 31

WANTED—YOUNG MAN OI“ GOOD
‘ education and perseverance for special I
work. Apply H. R. Minor, City Bank"
Building, South Norwalk. 016 3t

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newly papered. Some improvements; 89 U ”3:01.? 21:33,}: ['1‘ 80‘" ASE-,1);
To small family. Call evenings. In-y ._ a —
quire 12 Howard street, East Nor— 1 FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR 1.10.; WANTED _ DRIVERS. PERMA-
M'alk' 014 3tIense, for Town of Norwalk. For fun inenl DOSlllonS- Raymond Bros- 015 3‘

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fther information address VP. 0. Box;
T0 LET—JNORTH STREET "RD— 573, South NOI'WBlk.

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I WANTED-Gilli. WHO UNDER
islands shorthand and bookkeeping. Ap-

in said District, at least five days he-

. . fore said 29th da ' of Octobe , l .
I WANTED—EXPERIENCED “)1 Mi 3 r 915

 

HENRY W. GREGORY.
1116 it Judge.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate

Court. October lt5l1, A. D. 1915.

Estate of Nelson Taylor late of Nor?

walk in said District. deceased.
Ordered, That the trustee under the

‘wiu of said deceased exhibit its ac-
count to this court for adjustment, atl
the Probate office in Norwalk, on the.

22nd day of October. 1915. at 10 o'clock
forenoon; and that all persons Interest

ed in said Estate may be notified there.

of the said trustee will cause this ord-

gheavy pain across my kidneys which getting an education, or for purchase of
.was especially annoying when I had pure bred stock and labor— saving ma.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mrs. J. Flagg. 46 Spring street, So.
Norwalk. say:s “For a long time I had of crops. The profits which they derive

a lame ba‘ckl suffered front a dull. from club work they are spending on RUb Pam Away With a Small TH"

Bottle of Old, Penetrating
“St. JacOb's Oil." '
StOp “dosing" rheumatism. y

 

 

‘any work to do that required stooping. Chine” Many are even buying land‘
The first box of Doans Kidney pms land thus acquiring an invaluable sense, It’s pain only; not one case in an,
procured at Plaisted‘s Drug Store gave l or dignity and independence lrenuircs internal treatment. Rub sootlh
me relief Others of the family have} In the canning work, 938 public dem- ing, penetrating “St. Jacob's Oil“ right
also «been greatly benefited by Doans onstrations were held during the year, on the “tender spot, " and by the time
Kidney Pills." 'with a total attendance of 118, 367. you say Jack Robinson—out co 3 the
A Second Statement. fiThese demonstrations were held pri rheumatic pain and distress “St. Joe-
After a latte of more than 2 years, marlly for the club members. but par- ob' s 011' is a harmless rheumatic liniv
Mrs. Flagg said: Doan's Kidney Pills cuts were always invited and, as a ment which never disappoints antl‘
greatly helped me and I am gtad to matter of fact, more than half of those doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain,
confirm the praise gave them in my present were grown men and women. soreness and stiffness from aching
former public endorsement." One of the great advantages of this oints. muscles and bones; stops sclotl~

so...

waywn, 7 room house, furnished, for,

 

The Hardware and Auto Supply

er to be published in a newspaper hav-l

Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t aim?

club work, indeed, is the fact that It ca, lumbago, backache and neuralgia.

 

light house keeping. $15 per month.l WILLIAM H. GUTHRIE, REAL ES-
Apply on premises or Mrs. Makowsky, tate. Worth the money paid. For Sale
21 Relay place, Stamford, Conn. 014 3t -—9 acres, extra good house, small
lbaiu fruit, etc. Located on trolley line.
To LET—SIX ROOMS AND BATH. Price $3,300.
All modern improvements. Fine locaIi-i 9 ——~—- w “a... ..-. »
ty. Corner Woodward avenue and‘RIv-i PROFESSIONAL-
er street, South Norwaik. Apply H. A.‘-

Jiegelein, Plumber. Phone 1106- 12.
.— Prefers to instruct at pupils residence.

To LET—:1 UNION ST 1 ROOM Free trial lesson solicited to now am.
.. apartment. Posseslon at once. Tha’dents. Miss Lelia A. Gregory, Nor-
[Hatlch and Bailey Co. 126 tf walk, Conn. 07 9t.

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A. MODNE, 70 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwzilk. Bicycles, motorcycles
and Sundiies. Both sold nd exchanged.
Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-

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To LET~VERY NICE .1 ROOM
apartment. Partial improvements.
{East Washington street, East Nor-

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walk. A l 64 South Main St, or
phone 0:9 y s98 tf paired. We do vulcnnlziug. Pricey rea-‘
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LOST I IALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-

' “.ml contractor. Estimates given on
LOST—GOLD PIN WITH CORAL all kinds of contract work Be sure

.. _- "rose ln Witter between Woodwird ave‘ . to got our estimate. We can save you

into and Railroad station, going. money“ Phone 810-8. 26 Wood fit.
through Monroe street. Finder please.

return.to Sentinel Office and receive? SMITH AND WRIGHT HAWNG
reward. 014 3t l reduced their expenses to a minimum
- :wlll give astonishing low prices on
Little Lemuel—What is fame, paw? ‘ ‘ainting, paperllflnglng and general
paw_pam9 50,, Is a high ladder-i fobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Got

111th grease on each rung-Indianapo tags street Tel 127‘ 3 or ‘43", "

113 star, ”___--_-,_.._#.m__..____
___... We pay best prices for all kinds of
JUNK.

HE WM. EFFRON (20.. Inc.
89nd postal or telephone. Tel. 441

THEATRE

111131

1 Norwalk
Mat. daily 2:20. Evening 8:20.

Original Payton Stock Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BUSINESS NOTICES I

 

FREDERICK HEATH OF ROWAY-
ton. will make two trips daily to New;

 

York with a party of four. New Y'otk,
andmturn $5. 00. Will leave the Mm

, liackemo, 7: 00 a. m.. Will leave New
York 11:00 for South Norwalk. Will
leave Mahackemo 1:30 p. m. for second
trip. Telephone 1212-13.

 

 

 

 

Roodner’s llall Fri. Oct. 22
_ TIHE. FOLLIES DE DANSE
An exact reproduction of 11 Broad-

 

 

way :
CABARET AND DANSANT 1 TODAY .
" . a 'on . , “The Shepherd of the Hills."
" “THE GREAT WHH‘E WAY" Prices—Mat. rot: and zoo
' presenting : -

Evenin roc aoc co co
Music— Singing— Dancing g . ' t .3. v 5

You may dance all evening.

 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednes.

 

 

DANCING CONTEST. day, Get. 13 19, 20—“The
Admission and Dancing 501:. Birth of a Nation.” Seat sale
Seat sale at Baxter's Drug Store. Thursday.

 

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PIANO AND HARMONY TEACHER!

4.: Water street, South Norwalk.
015 3t

(10., ing a circulation in said District at

1“”. least five days before said 2

WANTED—Vi 0111311 TO DO HAND October. 1915-

barring on shirts. at home. Cluett, Pea-l HENRY W-
body & ICo., lnc. oil 3t.-
l WANTED—A MAN 01“ CHARACT-
er and ability to represefit us in your
vicinity. Pleasant work good pa1‘.\\'ritc
for our spetial plan llnrnes Bros. Nur-
sery Co. Boxld, Yaltsville, Conn.

ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
2nd day of Dean's Kidney Pillswthe same that
Mrs. Flagg has twice publicly recom-
,mended. Foster-Milburn (10.,
Estimate. N. v.

 

GREGORY.
J udge. ‘

 

 

WANTED—2 0R 3 FIRST CLASS
Iron niouldeis for floor 11 01k Apply at
once to Yale & Towns Mfg. Co., Stain-i
ford Conn. 014 3t

 

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5 LECTURE ON GREAT CONFLICT.
The people who do not hear Peter
MacQueen, F. R. G. 8.. lecture on Fri-
day next at Grace Parish ilztll. will
miss u treat not often given in Nor-
walk. Mr. MacQucen is u distinguish
ed war correspondent and descriptiw
lecturer. He has been in Europe on
summer collecting data and making
new photographs of the great conflict
now going on. Of hint, Col. Theodore
‘Roosevelt In a letter to Mr. Jolm liar-
rett says: “\lr. Peter “11ch101111 is
an old friend of mine Besides know
in: him In civil life, he was it corres-
pondent In Cuba at the time of the
ISpanish War. and he has since been
{in the parts of East Africa which I .
:vlsited He is an Itonmable and
Itrustworthy 'man and one of the Am-
‘erican citizens who with sincere pa-‘
:trlotism is trying to help our country,
iboth in its internal affairs and in its
glnternational relationships."

 

 

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PALACE THEATRE.

l Special feature photo play. Monday.
l-Hobart Bosworth In ‘A Little Brother
of the Rich.” A live act drama of so-
lclety and the stage. is I

i Paul Potter, 11 popular member of '
,Ethe Yale football team, becomes en-
gazed to Sylvia Castle, daughter of the

Props.

serves to stimulate the parents as well
as the children.

 

tinel, best medium in Norwalk.

 

REGENT THEATRE

Don’t Fail To See at Least Once! 3'
The Mightit st Spectacle Visioned and Truly Realized.

 

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——_"— 'IWll‘ttt‘.‘ You See-

“.War as it actually is"

Richard Harding Davie

{button In his home town, and takes
,her to the annual “prom" of the col-
‘rlege. His wealthy friend. Carl Wilmerr .
lding, introduces Paul to Muriel Evers, '/ .~ ‘ -

 

 

 

*' . DIVIDEND NOTICE. .
{FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAV-

INGS BANK
‘Norwalk,Conn.,Sept. 16,1915.

At a meeting of the Board of Direct
ore of the ll'airtield County Swings
Banks held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annum
was declared to depositors from thel

. earnings of the six ‘months ending
September 30, 1915.

. The same will be entered on pass
hooks and paid on and after October
11.,1915. ,

PALM}? lHEllIlE

Pre'sentlng At All Times
The World’s Best
, In PhotoaPlay Productions.
Afternoon 2:15 " Evenlng 7 and 9

COMING MONDAY
Hobart Bosworth in
“A Little Brother of the Rich"

 

 

 

 

 

' la famous actress, and arouses Lenin-1

l“ Wealthyand flirtatious married wo-
man. Paul becomes infatuated with her
'and Sylvia breaks her engagement to
him.

Paul' 8 intimacy leads to Mrs. Evers'
gdivorce. Later Paul and the divorcee
Iare married. Sylvia meanwhile goes on .

the stage and meets Henry Le’aming-
ton, a. talented «but hard- drinking ac-
itor. Leamington\ “makes' her and
treats her like a daughter. Paul re- l
.Inews his friendship with Sylvia, now

For the first time in the History of art you see the great his.
torical conflict pass biiore you.

Crant and Lee At Appomattox
Reconstruction Struggles
1.. The Dawn of the New Nation

Burnlng\, of Atlanta
Sherman's March to the Sea
Victory of the North

 

5,000 Scenes, 18,000 People, 3.000 Horses, ,8 Months In Making,
‘ Cost $500, 000. ' ‘
Cities built up and then destroyed by fire The biggest battle of
the Civil War reefiacted.
‘ Ford’s Theatre, Washington, reproduced to the smallest detail for
the Lincoln Tragedy. ‘
A Series of wild Ku-Klux “Rides" that commandeered 21 Conn
‘ try tor a‘ day and Cost 510, 000. ‘ .

 

 
 
 
 

 

Llu'gton' s jealously. Paul’s wife is killed I -
fin an automobile accident. 0n the-l .~
night. to her debut as a Broadway star.l v .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

"-11 is a brilliant. vivid,

HUGHES.
TON.
TALBOT SMITH.

"I know it is tr
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Advertise your wants in the Son-

What They Say

"stirring masterpiece." — RUPER‘T
“It will take the whole wonky by storm. "—BOOTH TARKING-

“in the short spade of th roe hours the audience sees, bears and
feels a period of fifteen years."——-REV. FATHER JOHN

.beunl I have lived through the actual real~
V. DR. THOMAS E. GREGORY. .
"Never before has such a whirlwind combination of story, spec-‘

tacle and tense drama been ’unrolled."——-N. Y. EVENING
sun. ‘1
“It is worth 85. 00 h’seat "—c F. ZITTEL, N Y. EVENING
JOURNAL. ' «I
- “It is history vitallzed, history by lightning flash. Gofito see;

it because oLthe wonder of the pictures themselves, rind finally.
go to see it because it will make a better American of you, for
out of the baptism of blood of the 01111 War was born the new
nation, one and indivlsible." ~DOROTHY nix.

Limber up! th a small trial bottle of
old-time, honest ‘St. Jacob's Oil" from
any drug store, and in a moment. you‘l
be free from pains, aches and stiffnen.
Don't suffer. Rub rheumatism away. ‘

Bargain ,
Matinee

 

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'8‘ 0rd r of the Board of Directors mm“ In Sylvia receives proposals from the Women’s dresses used 12, 000 yards and Ku-Klux costumes 25.-
‘ SEYMOUR CURTIS, ..‘~ Intenaely . , I I 000 rd 1 i th.
I/ ‘ Treasurer Falclnatlng ‘wealthy young millionaire, her old . ya 3 o co . \
A". , I ~. sweetheart. and from Leamlngton, who
I . 3 in“ heartbroken at her apparent fond- --
1;: need for.l’aul..levla, however, rejects .-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

s’peicih Adios" Feature

 

-.— CIR—- 1 , NEAL OF THE navy
THEPé-ifigssEET The Great; American Serial

 

COMING TUESDAY
{The H0113.» of a Thousand

 

 

 

 

Paul and magicdbeamington. whom: '
who know to be the more faithful of .
[the two. . "

The seventh episode of “Neal of the .
Navy." the great American serial tea-
hiring Lillian Lorraine NW William

 
 

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Matlnoc Dally V '
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Wonderful Musical Score of Thirty Pieces

synchronlud to thousand of Indlvlduai scenes, you owe It to yourself and children to see this dreai production.

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25s., 50;. 7511., $1.00
Box Beats $1.50. ‘