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loam rot-v.1
FDR “Li-1 H'UP WWW A TO LET:SJX ROOMS. 54 SPRINGl WAMEDvBOYS WHO ARE 1,11”, :
argalu. 1 Ford roadster all entrasistruet. Inquire J. Rudder 108 South mg .9 make themselves useful. Good
,pvtth 1916 body. A 1 condition. Austtins )Iain street, 'I’hone 1146.31.09p0nun11y for those who prove sat
garage, 'Phone 1959. 31-‘ .1.'ta1'.ory 11. Jacob & Sons. Shoe
— ._.__ I TO LET-FOUR ROOMS 1.1011113 Manufacturers Holden avenue Nor-
FDR SALE~1ACKAIIII TOURING 11001 with part improvements at 16 Ro- Shoe Manufacturers, Belden avenue.
car, could be changed into struck ll" wan street. Adults only. Inquire Ii Norwalk, 8t
quire Edward Froeb or hast Bros, Rowan street. 31.. 1
garage. South Noneth- 3" TO LE 1 waurso—a BRIGHT GIRL FOR.
T-I- ~11 ROOM AND 1-" .1 ROG“ office work. Must be good penman and
FOR SALE* *ml ”LE BARREL“ aparlmtnl Inquire a! 84 Woodward accurate at figures. 11. Jacob & Sons,
ed shot gun, breach loader, also a good 111 enue 'Phone 365- 4 or 173- 3. -Soe Manufacturers. elden avenue. Nor-
03111111111111qu a: .ulapase. Twenty-five Words orlena. 25c
Me Times. “clinch w Wald-autos Whim-
Iace or'Caps. DouNe Price.
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warm. 1
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dut'k boat, Juld exthange 1'01 a skill __ Walk. 31.. '
A 111th1, 51 Cote alenue. 'Phoue TO LET—FURNISHED SINGLE 1 BostonC Steam CleanmgandDye-
LBH' n moms T“ ”while: £03393“? wmrso DRIVER FOR AUTO! mg oDRUGGIS’I‘S
rooms, impmtements, 1x 1 ouse oep truck stead l e . 1. at | -
FOR SALE— A raw r1\1: PI 1, mg good he... Momma Traumm, ,n_ Y 9an 0"” “- APP) Clifford Pharmacy
31.
. . '_ Raymond Bros
101: also fllca>see and roasting (“Mk quire at The Johnsonian,- High 5 'urett
e1; Mud ‘r 1' ‘1 '1‘ e10‘9. “tic ' . . 'i
” ‘ e u 0 e l "m no" 5 J .‘0‘1‘1‘ 50"”1” 3‘ 5 WANTED—WIRE 01.01'11 111-111 l
. —' ers on hand looms. Stead) work and
FOR 5 LE—SAM'U E A\I) 011D -
A ‘ To LET STORE" "‘ NORTH M 1121 good pay to sober, industrious and 1:1. -'
herbies and soft felt has at $1 6.0 ea1h street also 5 rooms with all improve- I
ble men. A I New En land " lrn
'1 508501131111: ODDONUNIY A“ W01" 11 ments, rent $15. Inquire at Lniteti gro Cloth (0 pp y E l
H—
more. Dreyer Ilat C0” Railroad K‘ Clit)’ NT) CO. H. \orwalk I“) “alt?! Sll‘ef'l \‘(llllll‘l FURNITURE AND HOUSE'
streets. 3 units , __ M,,__~,,,k ‘ ' HOLD GOODS
, —' 'ro LET—FURNISHED 111111.113. , ,1 A. 1. Collins Company
neon SALE—LIVE cuteness ANI) All Improvements. 10 Cresent 'I‘er- de‘NTEDj’f Mljw‘wm'b“ “9“! Sterling Furniture Co.
geese for sale. Inquire of Detnuth. CIin-Jrace. 31 on u A” I re. lienry “WNW FISH MARKETS
ton avenue, 8'... _Rowayton "enue' R. I. Cutbill
l v v
1 7° “7‘6“” R00“ “IT”. WANTED—GIRL I-‘OR anxmw. GROCERS AND D
FOR SALE— BI 11‘ K R-t‘xABOth part improvements at 141 \‘iashlngton bousew,ork “m”, of “,0 Apply Mrs. SEN
in good condition; extra tires, shoek‘,'street. Inquire of “alter Becker 111 Ed. J. Sims ‘2 High street \‘orwalk Disbrow & Mills
absorber etc., Frank Sey.mour 6 High Washington St..or'Phone1092.S.7 61.! 3, S. M. Daher & Co.
street, South Norwalk. ’Phone 253-5. 6t. Mead Brothers, Rowayton
s. 7 31. ‘ "'" Herman Vogel
TO LET—\‘o 10 REED STREET WANTED—GROCERY CLERK. Al‘- INSURANCE AND REAL
FOR SALE—LARGE CLARK JEW—l 9rooms imprmements 830 monthly in 1311' ROY“ Grocery.
e1 gas range. Top oven. Apply Slladvnnce. Inquire of Lawrence, Real
Spring street 3L; Estate Agency. (in;
~—
'waano—A 1101' mu DRUG
store. Must be sixteen or over. Apply
. FOR BALE—HORSE IIARNESSl
'ro LET—FIVE 1100.115 \1'11'11 Iu-‘Slmmn'l’m'fl' COW- 3‘-
nnd runal~1ut.21ncubatnrs,100 eggs.‘ movements At' 07 Spring street. “1,! . .
one 50 98“ A“ in “00“ “WWW" quire Mrs. R. anlov,1 16 Grove street.' WANTED—"‘5' EXPERIENCED
grocery clerk. Out of town position.
‘Good pay to right party. Address “it"
‘5 CO Sentinel. Ct.
cheap it -..d at once. call after 7
o'clock p. .m at; Winfield street, hast
Norwalk.
tior 'Phone 139311.91: 4 ll.
T9 LET—DESK MON AT
‘wa‘Ln armor. mounts on m P , F - D
FORMLEw-JIOTOR BOAT. 000D 111553 9 003m WANTEMPIANIST CAPABLE 02" HOTOSART %%%Ig§ AN
condition. 25:012. Copper riveted tlak‘mx cit-rte of music devartmen‘. E. M Jackson
leather 0113111011 1W" 3" “In" To LET—.A sronn rot sisrlmm” 54° 35“ “W 3" TALKING MACHINES AND
“1“"- R°"”m' “5 tt Washington street. East Norwalk. 1m RECORDS
pro1ementn. Inquire Dr.Bohan-\on.ul WANTED t bTE\0GRAPHER ‘ - E. S. Adams
land .1 young woman assistant In the
.ltippinu office. Raymond Bros
BUSINESS NOTICES.
South Main street. Telephone 60. Also
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
, . an apartment. 41 Chapel street. All
decorating, painters supplies. '3" improvements Also 5 room apartment
9'1”" ““04“” “71°" 10'9“ prices. :19 East Washington street. Rent 1cry
Estimates cheerfully given Trial or. Irensonable.
69.: solirited Tel. 400 Alexander
White, 111 1-2 Ely avenue, mzt'
WANTED—TO [1171‘ ALL
of cattle and poultry. Bent
.pald. Best prices paid for cables. II.
.0‘ Friedman, South Norwalk. Tel. 1151.
lllc' ‘
KINDS
TO LET -A SIX R0011 II()I'SIZ\
r____,‘-_, :—._____W 11 l’utnrtm ut-enuc. Apply John F
5 Per ..Cent: 01f for “‘“°" "W" ”'5
Cash
WANTED»--lttl\' 11 T1) 11; YEARS
of use. Light work, hin'flfl)‘ employ-9
ment, Inquire 1:. 11. non-1.1.1.5 (20., 6L
& 8 Hoyt street. Norwulk. It.
TO LET»»(‘()T'I‘A(IE t} ROOMS 0N
DI’ICOI 1
Questions
And A Message
Ask Any One of
pensive Merchants.
Tarlov Brothers
H. Krieger & Co.
Sweet & Keialer
S. M. Daher & Co.
Herman Vogel
Co.
Dilbrow & Mills
H. Kriczer & Co.
Horace R. Nash
The Norwalk Boot
WRAPS.
II. Krieger & Co.
AUTOHOBILE SUPPLIES
The Norwalk Supply Shop
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
CLOTHING
Josem's Department Store
CONFECTIONERY 'AND ICE
CREAM
CLEANING AND DYEING
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Jonem‘s Department Store
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Beer's Meat and Provision Co.
STATE 1
Taylor & Idert .
MEATS, ETC.
The Beers Meat and Provision
Mead Brothers. Rowayton
MILLINERY
Miss K. A. Polhemus
PLUMBING, HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
BLOUSES AND
SUITS
josem‘s Department Store
Additions to this list will be an-
nounced as admitted.
These Pro-
ELICATES-
damn fine-
. .
Guano” m1- ITHESE Dvmnnns WILL
' CREATE A suns'ran'rm.
Our * Me'
' usage
The Merchants' Profit Sharing Corporation has arranged with
Norwalk‘s and South Norwalk’s Progressive Merchants to issue
to each cash purchaser, beginning September seventh, our BANK
COUPON CHECKS, which represent cash discounts of from
2}; to 531 on the amount of purchase.
When you have accumulated One (or more) Dollar’s worth of
these BANK COUPON CHECKS they may be deposited as I
SAVINGS ACCOUNT in one of South Norwalk's foremost in-
stitutions-
- '41! ‘18.“. as
DO YOU KNOW THAT EV-
ERY DOLLAR YOU SPEND
IN NORWALK 0R SOUTH
NORWALK WILL YIELD
YOU A DIVIDEND OF FROM
2% to 57.?
DO YOU KNOW THAT
SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR
YOURSELF 0R YOUR
CHILDREN?
1"“ E
Rate.
Shop
.anlh Alain street. near I‘ine street.
. . new
“I have devmul a new feature for South \‘orwulk. Moderate rem for Dilr- .
ice coupon books to induce wins to |ficulars ' LOST' l
pay [111 them on receipt. . ‘
1 L —-s . c . . a: - .l
.. 'Ask John T Haves .1113..." :1. .315.
1 1 .~ 2 1
book is good for 1‘" c1 nls In ice It 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK. buntl was Lt'uiectl so that the ball
you pay $3 for the book when you get R 1 E I could not be 1-1 _,_ )1 I all I
it. you retain this slip and get the ca State nsurance W“, . u H’ on H‘
. . w.._.- --_.«.-_——~ 11111111 1111s encruuul 'Altcc Iii. Sianle1'.|
bent-fit or the bonus which is cquiva- ‘It “1 I" , I 'I ‘_ b d S '1
lent to :1 tlzscount of .1 per cent. for . 5‘ a. "L JP“ oun outtl
_ .\or1\alk station. l'l\'t' dollars reward
cash.
if you take the book on credit the
dri111' must I'tllll‘l'l us the slip with
your signature thereon. as heretofore,
and you got no bonus.
by returninc to .\lr.~,
(ircrn I";It'111-.
Alice I1. Moore
8. 8 31
l LOST—X Ill .\'L‘ ll ill" RFYS SOME-l l
II 111111 in (“111111 Norwalk. Finder willl
The SilveSLake Ice CO be r1 \1.11‘ tied 11,1 11:1 turning same to Sen l
lllltl office ,
-px..._.
.Good Health
is essential to success. but it. is im-
possible to have good health without
good teeth.
; LOST STRAYED on STOLENe-A
:21r;~.1:.'1-1 11‘ f1o111,\‘el.~'0n H. “(71' Sl
} zil‘nr‘nr) <torn tins been missing aboutl
l!“ 11 1‘5-111114. Finder kindly notify \(‘I-'
11m. 11. 110.11. ‘
\NVIRONMENT l8 liERY‘U-IING —'
to the woman or refinement. Nothiul LOST — Two nanny-seame-
\ dearer to a woman‘s heart than line” ”I“ “WWW“ 0“ “n" “’5‘ 0“
“am“ home “new”, mm“ II' . \\ ednes 11:11 night, Finder kindly notify
X (‘0 Smdnel, S." . St.
you'll come to us we'luhow You our
line of quality wall paper and exploit
The food must enter the stomach
properly masticntod, or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work propor-
Iy, and if is a foregone conclusion that
good health cannot exist without good
digestion.
Years of scientific research have
been spent 121 an endeavor to better ,
the conditions of living. more time
and study is given every year to the
care of the teeth, and more failures in
life are now traced directly to bad
teeth than ever before.
Do your teeth need attention?
uoncs.
._-._..
now you may banality your home at' '41,,
1 nominal out. Our prion Ind 500
will appeal to you.
The Gotham Co
Removal of Pier
Dam After May 9th
Prelim will be received at.?ler 45
.hat River Foot of Jackson Street for
NORWALK, 80. NORWALK. .WEST-
1
”'— : \Fll’lt St. 1mm ».QBT. ROWAYTON AND DARIEN
., — In Mining .1. smith Tmmrutlon
i has. Inc
Dr. J. H. Mallory = f - .. J
cm. 1. .
16 80. Main 81., So. Norwalk,Cenn.-
Sunday: by appointment only. i
GAME ON WARD STREET LOT.
WANT
Arrangements have been completed
" 1111111111111
ANNUAL MEETING.
Second Taxing District, of the (‘in
' of Norw‘nlk. Conn.
The legal voters of the Second Tax
lug 111': mu of he City of .\or\\'alk are
hereby warned and notified that the
annual meeting of said District will be
held in the City Hall, on \\ ednesdai‘,‘
Sept. 20.19111 at 8 o'colck p. m.) for
the follow in"
To hear 'he reports of the District
Commissioners Electric Light Cont-
mls<ioucrs Librart and Auditor.
o'I‘ appoint an auditor.
To appoint :1 Legislative Committee.
To make appropriation for the Pub-
lic Library.
To take action. to include the exten-,
slon of the pornamentdl lighting on‘
South aMin street from Monroe strce.
to Woodward nvenlle. and I
To make appropriation for this pur-
pose from the funds of the Electric
Light and, oner Plant.
To consider and act upon such oth-
er matters as may be properly ‘ught
before said meeting.
STEPHEN S. HATCH.
HORACE R. NASH.
D. Wm. HARFORD.
District Commissioners.
South Norwalk, Conn" Sept. 9 1916
21.
. East Norwalk cemeter.
Houn90.5n.to5p.m.;7t089.m.
NOTICE.
Members or Lincoln Council No. 1
0. U, A. M.’ are requested to meet at
the lodge. room Sunday afternoon at
1:45 o‘clock for the puropse of attend~l
dug the 1 portal of our late brother,
Robert J. Brown.
Win. 1). PLAT'I‘ Councilor.
C. H. ADAMS. Secretary.
\-
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
lnes. pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONERE.
Clue“, Peabody
between Managers McGarry, lot the
Kelseys. and .Barry, of the Norwalk In-
dependents, swhereby their respective
teams will meet Sunday on the Watd
street grounds. The managers have
pbeen dickering all the season. and
have -flnally com-to an agreement by
which the winner will take all of the
gate receipts. Layden and Marshall
will do the battery work for the Kel-
seyspwhile Guamlerl. McMahon and
Robinson will perform like honors for
the Independents.
11.1.1111.
L..Sentlnel Adva. pay. .Try.one.
merely mutiny could do.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Chane.
of the
Funeral of Mrs.
The funeral services
0'1-,loclt from the home of her dnucht- l
_\[r~a, 11mm Drehcr 15 Elmwood fair, except l0cni showers are proba-
of "'I‘11nil.\ .1118 “why or Tuesday
about Friday.
IN 11110. 1101' Cole man
churcit omclated. 11nd interemtn will
be in tneenwood (euittery, Brooklyn.
SouthNorwalkil‘rustCo.
And while on deposit will draw interest at the Regular Bank
This is the latest and most up-to-date THRIFT
MENT now in efl'ect. Easy to take advantage of—Simply ask at
time of purchase any of the Merchants herein named, for the
BANK COUPON CHECKS.
A.Demonstrati0n of This System“
and a start on a FREE SAVINGS ACCOUNT will be given to
every visitor at the following stores on dates named.
At The Norwalk Boot Shop, Wall St.,
At Krieger 8: Co.. Washington St, Sept. 91h.
At Clifford Pharmacy, Sept. 12th
Bank Coupon Checks
late rredictions for the week. beginlng week
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, widow of Eugenesimday, issued \v the Weather Bur-
Chase, were held this morninir at 102301.03“ today,
MOVE- '
Sept. 7th.
Look for the ‘Sign
WEATHER NEXT WEEK.
‘4
9.—Weather
first part of the week tollom‘ 1;!
'mumcr Tuesday and Wedneadny‘ ' '
cooler weather toward end 0!
F—
WASHINGTON, Sept.
Middle Atlantic States
fair except showers are 11‘
Thursday or Friday. Moderhtp,‘
peratures except warmer Tues
and again Wednesday.
(“'83
Ncrth Atlantic States—Generally
N. Y.
b—a
Funeral of R. J. Brewn.
The funeral of the late Robert J.
,Bmwn. will be III-Id tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o’,colclt from the home of
his daughter. Mrs. James Monahan,2'1' l “\—
Lincoln 11111111111. Rev. Fairbanks will:
ofIiciate. and interment will he in thei
91110111151111 3 PILLS E T
Moderate temperatures
AUCTION
BATES AUCTIO
'ff<o> cht' esday, Sept...
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III-chcnpterhl [Mn-I.-
Hmen't you a little “healthy,l
curiosity" about today‘s classified
ads? If one of them should be greatly
important to you. would not such
curiosity pay?
muslde School
Prospect Hill. Norwalk
The School will begin the fall:
term of the year 1916—17 on \\'e.l-'
nesday morning, October 4th, at!
nine oclock.
Separate school house, large 1
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WAR Fox AIOLISHED
\EW \OR‘K, Sept. 9.——After excang-
lug telegrams with Washington. stock
excange authorities reached the con;
elusion today that under the war
rev onue bill signed by the president
yesierday. sellers of stocks beginning
today. will the relieved of the federal
stamp tan of 82 hundred shares.
\Iark Eisner collector of the. third
internal revenue district. announced
{today that the law requiring revenue
alanine on commotion and certain 101
gal documents was repealed by the
new revenue law and tha :siinning
today no more stamps will be renuiml
, on articles covered by stamp tax
uhgdules A and B of the emergency
I10“ {1“ IIIIIHSIUIII \\' ltll SUPCI'VISCd.
athletics High School,
mediate and Primary
ments. High academic standing,I
1“ tth admission to college on cer-|
ltificatc. Corps of nine highly
trained teachers.
' The Prim ipals may be seen at1
the School am morning after ten
o'c clock. Circulars and pricesl
lscnf on request.
i Margaret R. Brendlinger
A. B Vassar.
Vida Hunt Francis. 1
1,; 1.1... Smith.
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1 ~ts on v! Hod."
flaggflhfigfi 33:: .At 1 0‘ Clock P. M the
lat. I Tm .,
,i‘mzzttnttilstilficse t... Amt...
WMYWWN? PEWERE . One Horse, One Two-sea
ness Wagon, One ,
Sleigh. One One-horse '
STAMFORD ness One Plow, C
Grindstone, Straw Cuttdg
Wine Press. Handy, Chic '
er Perfectiofi Oil Stove,
:tic SewingMachille, I ,
room Suits. Mattresufl
Springs. Stoves, Tables“
Carpets. Matting, Dishes,
Auto lamp Works
are openings branch on Rail-
road avenue, corner of Mon-
roe street. ,
Expert Repairing of Auto. _
Lamps and Radiators. ' 31%“ng °f Rh°d¢ 13
Parts of all kinds of lamps TERMS C ASK-IT
or,
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carried in “Wk; . 2 Per order, Dewitt C. ,
i If, Stormv. Next Fa
STAT-E or connacncur ' -
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable secut'
Inter lliablc to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four . .1
Departd, the dollar. has been paid to the State Treasurer.
The estates of those who neglest to pay this tax must 2
A HEAVY PENALTY
Balances In Banks (not In 5111' tugs Banks) are liable .
Instructions and blank lists sent
F s. CHAMBERMIN, in
tax.
Treasurer, at . Hartford.
on application to
Norwalk Chronicler