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FOR SALE—ONE 0005 BUSINM TO LIT—FURNISHED BOOK Alli
horse. one rubber-tire b11881. one 0‘05 improvements. Inquire 62 North Main years or older. Peppard Embroidery
3L works, Chennai SW, Booth No!-
walk.
led wagon, one delivery wagon. Call street. 'Phone 1606-3.
M 16 Ninth loin strut.
FOR RENT-41 TAYLOR. AVENUE
l.Houso 6 rooms. All improvements, rent 1
$th per month. Apply J. M. Layton kl
FOR SALE—E. M. F. RUNABOUT
any reasonable offer will be considered
a). once. Thane 973 or Call “ 7 “HALO" Inc., «Real Estate and Insurance nuor Motor Works, Stanford.
t5 Railroad avenue, South Normally;
ographer with experience. Apply Mia-
WANTED—BOY MUST BE I6
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WANTED—A YOUNG LA'DY STEN-
ll.
'1'; Conn.
FOR SALE-l HUP ROADSTER A ' ,
bargain. 1 Ford roadster all extras TO LET-"ONE 0R “‘0 ROOMS
road avenue. 3t ,
”.Both good milkers. amenable price.
wine A. H. 010 Sentinel.
WANTID—ONE OR TWO GOA'I‘S.
with 1916 body. A.l condition. Austinsigmrizgl” 'm‘“ “mm 1“ 01.0
garage ‘Plione 1959. 3t. ' "i
FOR ~8ALE—SAMPLE AND ODD TO LET—LARGE STORE AT.“
is seasonable opportunity. All wortlr1
more. Dreyer‘ Bat (30., Railroad & Clay; '
“mu awks.' FOR RENT-lN EXCLUSIVE r
V __inelghhorllood an apartment, a cottage
'0' SALE—MOTOR BOAT, Gmmland a garage. Apply Wednesday 6 0r-
oonfltlon. 2518 1-2. Copper rivetedicmrd street. 'Phone 1682-3. 3t.
‘igirl for general housework, good wa-
gee. Apply to C. J. Mintz & Co., 54‘
Ilcrblcs and soft felt hats at $1.60 each5 WW“ 5m“- AW" mm” Farrel" \‘l'aghington street.
‘24 Havlland street, South Norwalk. 3L, -
pr'ovcments. Moderate "n" “emu" nomination for the presidency atiYork and New Jersey. Man)~
art . Address "it" .ntinsi re. 6t.l . . l .
p y 3' om inliadow Lawn, IN. 1., an cnor—ipromlncnt Democrats were on the
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WANTED~ AN EXPERIENCED
3t'
WANTED—SEVEN OR EIGHT
oom house,good location. Alilmfi
When President Wilson form-‘spacious grounds were covered
ally acccptcd the Dcnlocratic‘ with thousands from all over New
leather cushion. .inquire Mr. Klino
1,1,... Romytm. as u T0 LET——8lX ROOMfi, 54 SPRING
street. Inquire J. Rudder, 108 South
Main street, 'Phoue 1446. “‘8!
B amasshorrcns.‘i;'
PAIN lNG -— PAPERHANGLNG.
litmus nouns a cast-nu moi E‘OUSJIF’YE"? heard h‘m-
extra sale-woman for all departmental
for Saturday.
' 300d pay.
Thci platform.
Permanent position. at nwn- Bond- were am innsrns AND panama.
3L. WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.«-Tbe“ ‘—
_..miuliet took a breathing spell in the ' Harriet Adeline Stevens.
this
To LET—1'4 ROOM AND 1-3 ROOM'
apartment. inquire st 84 Woodward'
decanting. palnter's supplies: . wall
paper, up-tozdate styles, lowest prim;
histamine cheerfimyrziyen. mm or”,
her: solicited. Tel.. 400, Alexanderi
White, 61 1'2 Ely avenue, - m2!
rooms) 711mm furnished connecting
W rooms', improvemenfs, li'g‘ht housekeep-
W _' ‘ ' LOST. lng good neighborhood. Transient! ln-’
.. 7-. v . v, .
.,.lDéT-A‘ lilac suit that: suiaty'32,1“;Efijfihnmm'.’”mm"
morning sbbut il’o'clock at South » ' '
lNortiidlk, West hound‘station. Suitable
reward if returned to. this omes. at.
-ro "LET¥FU}lNlSHED moons
T0 LET‘STOR‘E, 7 NORTH )IAIN
street, also 5 rooms with all improve-
ments. rent $15. Inquire at United gro t
. . . m; {0 man themsclyes “88‘1“. (5000 iapp‘rcch‘blg impairment In [Whisky “IONS! 0f HAHN. Adeline sift/CBS WIS}
avenueg’l’hpnb (6540:4134..‘ n ~3wopportunity for um“ who "a“ set 1'“. m,“ were ~estahllshed, Gearsl held from her lat!- home at m Union
' ~. hifactory.
Nihuiacturers, 'Belden avenue, Nor-flue highest figure ever attained by
flhoe Manufacturers, ’Boiden aveun9.5an )‘iasuo except Northern Peclilc dub
Norwaik,
. ofhoe work. Must be good pcnman and
accurate at figures.
Shoe Manufacturers. Belden avenue.
iNorwsllr.
WANTED—[toys WHO ARE mu,'early aftrenoon. but prices sulfered no At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Shoezhiotora making a nw room at 625.“"‘""' Bridgeport, with many triads
and relatives in ittendanca. Rev.
Daniel M.‘ Lewis. its-tor or the New
,nold M. E. t-hurch'oinoiotod and the
i burial was in It. Grove cemetery. Mrs.
E Stevens was a well known and «been
[Em "films ,ed resident of Bridgeport, where she
. 5 had lived many years. she was here
' fin mir’walk 57, years ago. Several
,sona' three daughters and live grand-
hiltlren survive her.
ll. Jacob 1 Sons;
3L I lna the corner of "Oi.
WANTED—A BRIGHT GIRL FOR
H. Jacob & Sons,
3U PROIATE an! or RIAL can".
Under and pursuant to an order of; c
’ ~ . NOTICE. very (10- “-
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1'0 LET—snvnN ROOMS wm
5 "lam," “ Pier ‘ .part improvements at“! Washington
{‘truck, steady employment. Apply at
’Raymond Bras.
Pall bearers "were; ilarry Hobbs.
'Geo‘rge'liltchcock, John Smith and
Harry W. Paul. The floral tributes
WANTED DRIVER F03 AUTO the Court of Probate fertile District
of 'anwalk. authorizing him thereunto,
3‘ the subscriber hereby offers for I310;
Miss
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WESTERN UNION i
is the quickest, surest, safest means
to send money anywhere for any
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THE WESTERN lllllOll TELEGRAPH CO.
Ethel
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Law-
rence of this town, will be married to
Mr. Gerhard F. Behre, eldest 'son of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Behre, also of
town.
church. SaturdaY. by Rev. J. Howard
Hoyt, D. D. '
Harry P. pasksm of Springdale had
unlucky escape from injury when his
automobile back-med and burst into
flame, in Points street: New Canaan,
Saturday allht.
effort, be kept the blaze confined .to
the front part of the machine.
damage is estimated at $100. and is
covered by insurance. i
it“
William Krapowlca won fourth place “I“: WIS Ethel 11m“. ,.
in the l6-pound hammer-throw at the married in the Coherent“ N ‘
championship meet held at Weeouahlc New Canaan, next arm-r. N"
Park, Newark, Saturday afternoon. He m r. some. older Ion o! p. . ‘ ,,
threw the missile 142 feet. 7 1-2 in Johall. Bebrs’ also or New -. ..
choir. Will was very much pleased at who realde in Broom!!! M “9 ,'_
getting I place‘lt this meet, as he Mia's Lawrence willheattendedfltfiw .‘
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Money Transfer
At tho Republican caucus. I!“
the Town Hall, Friday evening. at
150 voters were present and little.
terest was manifested outside]!
Lawrence. youngest
in "'9 CWSNSWORN Selectmen, John L. Stevens, 1413;, '
ten; tax collector, Alexander .. -
‘drick; sssegsor. D. A. at John! .-
of relief, Robert B. Morse: . ..
on, Stanley P. Mead. Calvin d. ,.
ier;.constsblea.Georse 1”an ‘ '
lien Burtilregistrar o! voters, ' ‘
uel Raymond; school commune.
trod ii. Taylor, Alexander" ..
drick; auditor. T. W. Benedict;
director, C. G. Holler.
Alter considerable
or
IMI'B. Edward B. Lawrence oil ‘
The youngest daughter of
r'rw‘
Oil-m After May 9th
PreldIt will be received at Pier (5
last River Foot at Jackson Street for
claim/tut, so. NOIWALK, WIDT-
I'QAT. ROWAYTON AND DARIEN-
Tutreet. inquire “of Walter Decker. 141.
Washington at..'.or"l>hone 1092. s. 7
i WANTED-Winn cmrn Whisk
6t.‘
fliers on handrlooms. Steady work end
au,such richi. title and interest as were many "m, beautiful.
Nelson Taylor, late of Norwallt in said
District. deceased. had at the time or
his death. in and to thc’fol‘iowlng de--
Mrs. Sue A. Wordflt
Sara A. Worden, widow of the me
was pitted minat the biggest men in sister. Mrs. ClaudLL Sonic."
the business. ,brldeamaida will be Klan-I K
“—— .w. Smith. a. Gretchen Dobro.
Ridgeileld won its first game oi: the Bhutan. Beatriceorecn and
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1.. Aiming J., unitls‘l‘mrtntlon
........ . , . To LIT—No. .10 ,Rmco' eraser,
9 rooms. improvements $30 monthly int
advance. inquire, pf . Lows-enoe, Real‘
-—‘
L—————~...—o
Nady
' i good pay to sober, industrious and ell-3
'pabls men. Apply New Elna-nil ero
Cloth 00.. 145 Water street,
Norwnlk. ‘
sc‘ribed real (sum. to wit‘ tli'letcher I), Worden. died, at the home
’ ', , i
All that certain tract of land. with 0' 1191' Rem?"- EIHO“ F3": 5 Win-
the buildings thereon tilfllhled on the field street. last night. at the use 0'74
South
Estate Agency. . -
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St. i
5 Per Cent. Off for'
H to LET—FIVE Roasts “1713.153:
. ' Cash“
’ l provcments. At 5'! Spring street. In-
. , . ,.
.We have devised a new' feature {or
. . , v reet,
ice coupon books to induce liners toiquue M” 1" Tarlov m am as“ u ’
. .5
pay for them on receipt. tor Phone 1393‘12' .’
The white slip contained in cachi :
book is good for ten cents in ice. lf WXTI L:;&%?I§Voflm 0:20;:
you pay $2 for the book when you get Misti}; S COHEN ‘
it. you retain this slip and got the ’ ' '
benefit or the bonus which is equiva-l
lent to a discount of 5 per cent. for
cash. "
If you take the book on credit the
driver must return us the slip withifio
your signature thereon, as heretofore, 5“ apartment, ‘1 Chapel street. .
«a you get no bonus; improvements. Also 5 room apartment'
- a ’ns n onsrcct. en ve
TheSllvesLakeIceCo. ”9““ W t R t .,
reasonable. x
Good Health
is essential to success. but it is im-
possible to have good health without
good teeth. 0
The food must enter the stomach
properly masticated, or the organs of
digestion cannot do their work proper.
ly, and it is it foregone conclusion that
good health cannot cxipt without good
digestion. ‘
Years of scientific research have
been spent in 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?
provements. Inquire Dr. Bohan'ton, Oil
To LET~COTTAGE 6 ROOMS 0.\‘
North Main street, near Pine street.
South Norwalk. Moderate rent for par-L
ticulars. i
Ask John T. Haves ;
7 MAIN ST. NORWALKQ
Real Estate—Insurance
—-—.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
g to. Main 8L, “Namath, Conn. \NVIRONIINT I8 “ammo
My! l! ”Point-m“ “”- ’ I as the woman or refinement. NW
HounOa. Into Sn. m.: rtesumlx dearer to a,wcman‘li heart than i
WANT
‘ ma’ll come to-ua we'll show my!
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ltnootguhtywaumaadalm
myonmay heaatmyournolheat
. I nominal cost. oat-prices and :00
ailinppoaltOMv '
The, Gorbam Co
\Ilratl. muons-h
OHM‘I‘OII 08 SEWING MACH-
!neii. Pt! while learning.
mm sitter mas.
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cornea INNER hash.
nun—n—
NEW' YORK, Sept. 11—ka Mo.
itiiinn Stanton. prominent in copper?
t’nining circles, died today of intents-l
al trouble at his home In Whitestone.
1.. i so. suntan tomato nodod‘nt
noughton. melt; is was‘ fifty-one
'\
’of cattle and poultry. ‘But pried
paid. Beat DHMW'M calves. If.
m3;Wednesday, Sent. 13¢
1 To LET—A arena. :07 nasr‘ Pillow Sh. .
Washington street. East Norwaik. Tut-zAt I “CIOCR P- M-r the FoiloW-5
uth Main street. Telephone 60. Also One Horse. One Two-seated Busi-i ‘ .
All ness Wagon. One Two-seated For particulars and terms, apply miniadc Saturday in Spring Grove come-l
loo. totwo points roam ‘" occurred, y‘phtion will tut three“ adults-p“ "
T.
v South side or East washington otmtsem. She is survived by one son.
WANTEna—TO no! hummus '
in the City ofvmtlth Ndrvmllt in said .Ernai-tt Warden, of Sag Harbor, N. \.
town of Norwaik, refl'rrrel' to in tm‘ll‘unerill services will be held from th
led Northcrly b3” Wat‘hmm‘m street; fund interment will be in Middle Pitt-
AUCTION [Easterly by land now or formerly 0L...“ N. y" on Thursday.
E. T. BATES. 'AUCTIONEER E A. Woodward: Solithcrly by land;
iseason from New Canaan, at Ridge- Mirtha Hoyt. .~ ’
’ilcld Saturday, 5 to i, The local team Henry M. Mater, Claude L m,
thad'the game securely pinched. but ward 6. Cole,
{later throw it away by loose playing. Behre and Edward Lawrence. Jr.
inert: of Bumford pitched for Ridge- flowers") will how's Addie
~ 'ei'lleld.‘ and also won-his. name hy- alThe page will be
inventory its the Washmxttln streetdats home at thedpceued. _5 Winfieldhtur‘ home in the ’cisbthg- bro i l
Fflmrsonm “07"“- T“. “6L pmp’fiy' being known as No“. 7" “"31“” Wednesday I} evening, at 81 the tin": n0 Sunday. Stamford dcfcao'
'78' 80 h 82 Washington! street; mund'io'dl'k 3'" Fairbanks» 'l“ atheism; ed the “Next Stationltes" by the name Why—but don't DEFEND on its
score. 5 to i. in a. very exciting ninth-lug! if you What a. Job. use I. i. ‘
inning finish.
The ushers w i" V
Edwin s. ought-5
‘Frederlclt‘fyf-fl .
m—fl
Accept all the incl: orthodox .» ,
nel Want Adv.
now or formerly of P. i‘. l.ouniibury.l Sergeant w_ R. Kudos. ‘
.i :and by land now or formerly of the: .erizoant William R. Rodge. C0m'i
near West Nor. Store “firm“ Fire nslimnce Company mummy l-‘, l-‘orty~flrst New York Volun-
\‘l eslcrly by land of the heirs 0: Mean m" infantry. died. Saturday. at the
ing Articles: ‘0’“1" 15ml"- “‘39th “in all peril 'Soldloru‘ Home. in" Norman. in his
.u-nll rights thereunto appertaining.13m,mu_tfiemnd “I". interment was
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST.
Trustee.
S. 12. 19. 26. O. 3..
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District of Norwnut. 55.. Probate:
Sleigh, One Oneohorsc Plow Hair-i .0
noes, One Plow, Cultivator.“ "
Grindstonc, Straw Cutter, One
Wine Press, Handy Chicken How-f
tit; :gfiggofiaegmsemvocgfog:g:‘ Court, Scptcmlier ll. A. D. Hill}.
- . Estate of William ll. Hulibell. late of .
roorn Smts, Mattresses andl Norwalk in said District. deceased.--~
Springs, Stoves, Tim‘s' Chairs’i Whercns, written application has
Carpets, Matting, Dishes, Lamps, ‘ been made to this (‘ourt by the New"
Etc. Lot Of RhOdc Inland RCd' tor of thc will of sold deceased. pray"
Pullcts. ring. for reasons therein set forth, tori
TERMS CASH! ltut ordcr authorising Mid empowcrlniz‘
. l ‘ .
P" order. Dew‘tt C' LaDue lit to sell certain real estate of said‘
tery
New
CANAA‘N ,
M
Dat'id .‘tlclnery has rented and is.
l
i
""" of Norwallr. hath limited and allowed . ___,_____.
six months from the date‘hereot fori
the creditors oi raid Estate to exhibit ‘ in, picture no“, y evening’s!-
their claims for settlement. . Those tre being closed :9, three..weeks_ ow-
who neglect to gaggle" 85:03:: , to the epidemic of int-attic paralysis.
properly attcs . n so ,. ‘ ‘ ‘ p ,
will be debarred ‘ W" All per-i, A choral society will be formedwfor
”“3 ““1th *0 “u M? "0 ”the winter-months under the leader-
were dialinctly. mcuenary. and a questedto metro immediay paymentfflup‘ of Burnlt Tuthill. ”a 0‘ the 3;;
m" °‘ W "mm“- ‘ “5““ “m” 1° 1 5 . rotary—lot the New York amoral- ~
install? The mwylhich tend _ ‘ 2 ”ism W ‘dety'ufsa wmumq Hall 15 the gee".
mmublnaryotthemm.m. . hm“. . .
later ‘95 away with' ”nonhuman; - ,2 -;~ , _ J . .
stacks oh Mendel-gm. Strlk"- "WANG! AGINTB converts. - “9th n, m N", CW
in: nine of the foregone. inducted as} Mu, Sept; 18.4m"m.mw club are visiting ”13”?“ of
points for Bethlehem Steel. 10 for Gem. from" at“; of a. country gathered M01911 Lewishon, “Benther Dell
ere} Honors. 9 for lntarnatlmialPaper‘ her; .W for a. mum“. an- m... Aidaley-on-the mum... Willi;
Mon-ed. can to ( pensioner rm 11;}me of medicinal? Am The My was made by: auto, or. so“...
I'm PM” “m“ m‘”“"‘““- “Affirm lmmcd Menu Tit-9°11 ford. Port Chester. White‘Plnins and
WALL STREET- Noon-Almost
half a million shares changed hands in
the first hour, with a continuance ot
the furious activity up to midday.
Steel. which extended lbs early high
regard,» American Smelting, at an ex-
treme gain of 3 pointa‘fllariaga. which
‘The Colonial them opened its mov-
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_If Stormy,YNext Fair Day estate particularly descrlbed in said’fnow oceupying Miss Janet Arthur‘s .o . i. .
T65A?1NHW ALL STREET ispp'llcation: ' r , ihousc on Prospect Heights. I mwfi- ”tied white 0' flesh fabrics-a.
‘ ____‘ , Ordered, That said application be: _ ”5 “darn!!!“- “100$
WALT. STREET. 10:30 a. m.——Tho’ 1‘6"“ "“1 “mm"‘i‘d ‘“ "‘9 "0““9 The "wired limb" 0‘ “W“‘ms W. 35 "WORM CORSET N0. 970
mum opened with numflous "maiomce, in Norwalk. on the 5th all! “ma: been secured on a petition for a paylowhintmodellorahorthgllu. Elas-
ot l to 3 points and "several new reci October. 1916' at 10 o’clock forenoon; iron? on the license question. he mm M flw’h
ords. lncludili United States Steel at :ndl‘lh“ public Eziigfirfiexisvgi R ‘1 K d i k ! \‘ew ““9“ has m Maw
10? 3-8 nd Alli ' 0“ Fem” : . ay. 0 9“ re 0 - . ‘ om
Indies ata so Limitiictorifiiiciizil lye: ”“b'ixhlnr thil order in t newspaper been the guest oil-innnd Mrs. \\ illiam 1‘ Y” In” new“ W_ ‘
conuuon and preferred rose 1 1 2 31:1?“th i maul-Hon in 3““ 3‘5““.3 McKendrick of Railroad avenue. w. B. NuhmfiTRY ONE > Oil
. . ' ‘ lat loast five days before sat ay oft - _.... 3 . . 3
points, Toimc‘m'ly" with “I“ of a hearing. I Mn'and Mrs. 0. S. Freeman spent i Wm ohm the “moat for 1°“
. m ‘ mm 13 “mm Metals and may w. GREGORY. the weekend at Pittsileld, Mass. where i money—Style, Value Comfort,
n: t. activity in Anaconda. Bethle- Free : ,
Judlr. .\fr. . man attended to important. .
hem Steel featured the high priced ln- - — I business. \ Wear, Perfect Em Gown. ..
dustriela with a gain of 7 points. Rails District of Norwalk. '32-. Probate i ‘1‘ YOUR bum "
shared only slightly in tho moven'ieni.1 Court. September 2, A. D.. 1916. The registrars will be in session on _: j, 4'
but gathered strenxth later under the Estate of cm Schaub. late of N01”! Thursday. Sent._14.rrom 9 until 5. '0' t "' WEIRGARTEN 31105.. Inc.
lead of Union Pacific, St. Paul, Real walk in said District. deceased. ithe purpose of receiving names ol’all '. mm,“ mum” ; up]
in; and N. Y. Central; The Court of Probate for the District 1 persons wishing to be made voters. L... __
All Residents of Connecticut owning mxsblc securitic's‘ 81$
liable to tax at local rates unless the
the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer. ~
On'Or Before Sjpte‘ihher 3
' Thoutatu of those who neglect_;,lio in? this tax. mmpag
Balances-in Banks
tax. Instructions and b ank lists sent on application .'
Treasurer at Hartford. ‘
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“Low bust. medium length model
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FNfiFORr
New gallyodel
for average figures.
sum; OF CONNECTICUT
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State Tax "of four milga
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' : A. HEAVY PERALTY
Snot in savings hands) {to has .
F. s. cunM'BnannlNT
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