step ladder
40 Cov
E
M sass—cum—osnim Mn. electric list-ts. and w. station W
uses with mosaic soon» for will“. Associate-ions.
laundry. museum-linens
[Mt ‘Norwalk. it.
FOR SALE—806 SECOND HAND%
window glass. 10:1210114 in lots to
suit, also salt grass. Inquire caretaker,
'Woodwaifl Pll‘i. South Kuwait.
cter. A. 1 addition, electric m
and lights, good tires, bargain it sold
at once 'Phone 1034-8. it.
u. A
FOR SALE-SAMPLE AND ODD
Derbies and soft felt hats at 01.60 each
s eeaeonoble opportunity. All worth
more. Dreyer ml 00.. Railroad & Clay
etreots. ‘ 8 who
Fire. m Mcldult, Plato Glue.
Wei-union's Compensation, 1.1in-
3" Marine and Automobile.
sgggAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC '-
ifil. iayton done his
. "" on.“ 1.2%
*
Hillside School
Prospect, Jul-ileum
Themhol W’wlil begin the fall
reg: of the year 1010-17 on Wed-
n syr morn 06m
nine o'clock. 0.. “t a
separate school house. largo
new gymnasium with on sod
athletics. High Inheol, Inter.
mediate and ‘Pflmary DOD-P0-
mento.‘ Moll endows standing,
with admiooion to eoiiefl rel eer-
tlficatc. Corps of nine highly
trained teachers.
The Principals may be «that
the School any morning after ten
_ o’clock. Circulars and prices
1 tent on request.
Margaret M. Beendiingor,
A. I. Vassar. .
Vida Hunt Francis,
B. L. Ornith.
A
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SangatuckRiverSchool
Westport, Conn.
"t
iAn Outdoor School For All»
Round Development.
Boye’ and Girls’ KI
to High School. Regular-choc
activities with emphasis on Na-
ture Study and Craft Work one
der careIully trained teachers.
School accessible to trolley.
Opens October 4th.
Director, Mrs. Virginia Field
Birdssll. A. B. Vassar,
Westport.‘
uncommi- and»
1m . . . ‘ '
crimes-ti 7" “3-” ammo moo-c on s ram-runs
" nwwulmmmmmmwaMuwmu
.« “Wt MMIWM
W
’improvensents, separate furnace. Bot-
'fl.
TO LET—NINIBHED FRONT
... }room with Improvements tor gentle- Norwalk.
med. Call at 110 Washington street.
South Norwsllt.
i
sci TO LET-4 BOOKS. HIST Steady work, goodpay. AMI! Victoria.
.. ...... liloor all improvements newly deoorst- Waterproof Co 6 OWatorstreet. South
FOR SALE—LATE MODEL ROAD- so, at 62 Putnam avenue. Call alter 6 Norwalh.
9.1.me
rooms. Two furnished connecting
rooms, improvements, light housekeep-
ing good neiflborheed. Transients ill-
nliire at The Johhlonian, 2 High strwoti
South Nomih.
_ To LET~id8T YOUR RENTALS
with the Issuance Agency, 15 South
)lsin street. We cannot supply the d;
marlin.
i
To LIT-Jilin ml :Wfl‘ll lil-
proveinonts. At or Berni; street. In-
quire Mrs. R. Tsrlov, 16 Grove street.
or 'l'honh ind-12.." A. 4 ti.
1
5 1'0 LIT—DISK MOI A'i‘ “fl
WALL smear. 11‘7an 0N Pill-
none. 8: ‘* m tr
9- --r
70 Len—a mun. sot nan
Washington street. mum In-
broVeinents. inquire or. Bellanca. at.
,‘Ioeth unis sci-est. censuses es. Also
no spend“ 41 Chapel: street. til
0
A ....4
~ improvements. his“ apartment
as laitWaohlIMtree :0!!on very
remable.
anemic? NOTICES.
m as court-ravine voun
painting,- ne iolr to' oaselb. or"noneato
large, drop a card. i will call.
Wm. H. HAVINI.
205 Best Washington, street.
PAINTINB —- PAPER—HANGING
decorating, paintol’o supplies: wail
paper. np'todete styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
acle solicited. Tel. 100, Alexander
White. 61 1-8 Ely avenue. m2:
8t. err. South Norwalk.
It:
“I ka0* HTOM cum.
”TO LIT-”WIIHED SINGLE m Ml, chairs I.“ am m,
‘- x Finch a 00.. is stereos street.
.Water street.
Minimum M price-
”‘I’I’ -- ”LIAN!!! APPBIN-
11.1)th loaraiss. lanes linin-
sx. ,
. {4‘
.. CITY Wis-WK,
godmxmdhuthomcdoa»
hurt... so nouns—awo-
iii” ' ......... . ......... . norm:
is. 1‘- oosee’ lie-ltd“ ‘
o‘er- .....m
Mint“...
surmoun- U. i:
”whee-no
9“ mi 40.!“-
lanes
61 1.: Ely avenue. 'Phone 400.11.
”Y moo—one 14 YEARS
witasvechisa mama-crises list
Willa. 00., 30 Raymond street, Boob
MIMITlD-WENCBD OPER-
ators and cementero on lelnoosis.
it.
and hand soodo or all kinds Wt.
highest prices paid. napairs (or all
kinds or stem furnished. We do one-
tloneerins. Nut said 'Phone 115-5 J.
City. St.
WANTED-00101: Hiram TO
travel ihue towns sad ssrroendinl
l—‘eoultryt Bellini Barton, Mid.
Greenwich. Glenvms, Newton. hideo-
noid. Marten. Bead! Honk. Booth:
port; Glen Bros. Minster N. for
mime—s BOY Fulfill)!
om store. it.
VIMITlo—YOUNO um BOOK-
heepor. Some typowriths. Addreu
Need-Sentinel.
M '
WANTD—m WOIIIIN illum—
diatoly at the Hillside Schoou Proo-
pectflill: )onea trained waitsessmne
an assistant lsundrooo one hoist in
kitchen. one helper in poetry. Apply in
person. at.
, wanna—YOUNG MAN WITH
sood recommendation Ior general rac-
torywoola. p Mh‘mme‘.
at
women-rd our sun mus
paid; Best prices paid for calves. ll.
triennial. South Nerwallr. Tel. 1151
WANTED BRIGHT GIRL FOR 01"
tics work. Must be good peumsn and
accurate at figures. H. Jacob d: Sons.
Norwnlk, Conn. at.
1'
Auction Sale oi 0st factory
Factory or'sswin soon not. c...
Bethcl, Conn., to be sold at public
auction on the premises, subject to In-
eumbranceo, Thursday, Sept. 21, at 2
p. m.
This desirable plant consists of;one
acre of land and buildings. Main
building, brick, four trams buildings
adjolnlng; 48,644 sq. ft. floor space.
Equipped with sprinkler system:
one 'imdur. and one 150-h.p. boiler;
125-bp. engine.
Capacity 125 dozen hate per day.
All really to operate.
ozone: A. KINNER, Trustee.
30ml, Oonn.
i
Miss Mary Bells Fruit J ars
' will reopen their school on m 9“ m
n's e .. .......... 45c. dos.
”may: 0600215 2 Manon'eqtalso .,.. ...... .4os. doe.
Classes in Kindergarten and Primary Lightning *1“. pg, sire .... 55¢. a“.
Lightning style, or. side. .Wc. dot.
W Se“ on ”Applielm Jelly Glasses . 240. and 29s. dos.
PM.“ a“ Prooerviog kettles, jar rings; jar capo,
.L
'parowax, etc, 1“ lowest prices.
Merchants Profit ‘
_ :Sl‘iaring‘COupons
With all Cash; Sales
603ml Phatuiacy,
Sufisinandflieahethsu.
w»...-
11ml. adobe
Prompt‘dellvery: Phone 1059.;
25 Wilmington or. ‘ . anemia
inns-ms AND MINERALS.
. Penal-oi oi‘ Ernest Holmes.
. Illhe funeral services. on Ernest
Holmesdhetwelveqeamldsonoidin
andiMrs ,W. Henry Holmes, of Bart
lett avenue, who was lulled inst
i
{Museum a 6 result «is (Ecol: ;_'_
lisios ore wagon and the bicycle
my my rising, was held meatloaf? 7
‘ternooa from the home or
parents, in Bartlett avenue
. tor particulars.
FOR SALE—4) ROOM HOUSE. ALL
Improvements. hot waterheat, lot 185
xllh~nlso barn nil in A-i condition on
Cedar street. A bargain price. $3,500
Ask John T. Ham
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Reel Estate-rlnaurance
WANT
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-
ines, pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
Hardwoods!
& Co, lilo.
wwfiw-M
-~— you»:
‘5 Per Cent. Oif for .
Cash
We have devised a new feature for
pay for then on receipt.
booiiosoodiorton malaise. I!
it.
Shoo Manufacturers, Belden avenue;
ice coupon books to induce users to
The white slip contained in eachi:
yonpextlierthehook when you not ‘
yoiretainthls oflpand8et the
MTOITWF‘M‘WM‘I‘ equivar ‘-
lont [to s disommtroi'lsiponeont. for. ' ‘ ‘ 5
43,150.08
Stools other than Mm
Reserve Ball shes“
Stock of Federal Roses-re
Bash (‘0 per cent. or
2,8090
subscription) .. ........ 0,000.00
Value of but” m
(it unencumbered)” .
...... .. “1,015.31
unity in napkin. house. . 61,815.81
Furniture and “torso. . . . 1.81"!
Net amount due loom nee.
oral Mono Bank. .....
Net mount due from ap-
proved reserve ozone!
in New York. Chicago
lad at Muhr mem’: E
net amount died“ a)
proud reserve = agents
is other mom cities
24,000.00
......m..." 0103031." 80,400.10
Netsnsouatdeetealbaaar
and More (other than
included in 10 or 11)... 2.10”:
Other checks on bash in -
the same city or tewass
reportiu bank” ...... . 4,001.27
Outside checks and other
each items. 81,480.81:
fractional currency,
nichcls and cents.. .. ... .
. . “08.85 1,886."
Notes of W national
banks . ...... . ..... 8.36.00
Federal Reserve noise... 1,250.00
Coin. and certificates. .. 3440“.”
Legaldender noose ....... 10,500.00
Redemption fund with [7.
.~ 8. Treasurer and due
from U. 8. Manor... 5,000.00
Total ..... n...........ii.uz.m.si
Liabilities.
"Capital steer bald ln...‘l. 0100 000.00
surplus fund ..‘.. ....... '. 100,000.00
Undlvlded rinse, m,-
161. 01: load current ex-
penses. interest and tax-
es paid. 710,439.88 ......
Circulating notes out- -
standing . . . . ...........
Not amount due to banks
included in 31 or 33).. .
and Milton. (Other than
15,771.08
90,000.00
27,887.50
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits sub-
Ject to chock........... 431,410.15
Certificates oi deposit due
in less than!” days. 034.03
Certified cheeks ......... 1,857.01
Postal savings deposits... 8,619.12
Total demand deposits.
Items 35, 36, 87, 38. 39,
40, 4! and 48 ...........
$442, 520. 30
Other time deposits ......
Total of time deposits,
Items 43, Aland t5. ....
$350,555.35
350,556.35
Total ............. 31 131884.84
suite of Connecticut. County oil‘sir-
uiield so: .
1 Wm Bodwell, Cashier oi the
envenomed berry. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
WHERE!) BODWML.
Ocshier.
Subscribed and sworn to bolero me.
this 16th day on September» 1010.
‘ custom 8‘. Wit.
. _ Notary Public.
Correlate—Aileen
enema harnesses. ,.
m‘ 70s . .,
“We!“ the int .1 may
Mumbeeudeuiomihe
Woodman”,
“unknown”.-
Theenrollnsentoidaypabllealaele
bathe school's mum.“
WWMWM
“flaadathletiosfli'heapaeiouaeheoi
mode and the lure, new gymnasi-
uni ”W‘lormleh-aet-
Ive” enrdoo, both Indoors and out:
charge utilise lesion Mollie
weyton. a waste “the New‘lle’voa
School or Orientation. and a! pupils,
bow resident and "day. wll have the
advantage of the drills and sports.
Volley-hall. hockey, tennis and soccer
will all he played during the, tail;
while basketball will be used as an
indoor some durins the winter. The
Hillside girl! observe the zirla' ruled
in basketball. thus being protected
from the greater roughness of the
bon' mo. and ilnd more chance for
development of skill and team play.
float of the teachers in .the high
school «pertinent have been'conneet;
ed with the school for some time
Ines m Prathor is in charge oltho
Mich and is the senior teacher.
Ilse Frances ‘Boyer is in charge of
the Latin; Miss lauds Wood at sei-
onee and mathematics; ill-s Both
Wilson of hither. Iliad Lilihn Kink
hali‘is not returning to the school and
thev'l‘ronch will be taught by Miss
Ymna Wiehoodoa of W. While
Ilse Wiehenden‘a howled“ of
Heidi: is on or a native. she is a
thoroughly In touch with the beat Ain
orieao ideals and standards. and tho
portunitieo to do good work.
The intermediate department willbo
under the supervision of lies Maude
Wood and wiilvbe taught hy' Miss
Wood. Miss Roth Wilson, Ilse Marion
Lynch and“ Ilse Alice Neohler. In
thii department the school uses the
departmental method. » of teaching
which brinu to the pupils in the low-
or grades the advantages of the more
specialised insulin: and eccnetoms
them to'the method‘ofteaching which
they will and later in the hill! school
department. The school ilnds that
girls who have completed the interme-
diate work at Hillside are better pre-
pared for the transition to the high
school. then those who come from the
seventh or eighth grades, which have
been taught in the usual way, under
the supervision of only one teacher.
The primary department will be in
charge of Miss Alba Meohler and Miss
in wins
District of Norwsili, so, Probate
Court. September 2, A. 1)., 1910.
Estate of Carl Schsnb. late of Nor-
walh in said District. deceased.
a Court of Probate for the District
- oi Norwslk, hath limited and allowed
six months horn the date hence! for
the creditors oi said Estate to exhibit
their claims tor settlement Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time.
willbe debsrred a recovery. All per-
Sona indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make inimediato payment
to _
HERMKN QUITTNER
Executor. ‘ '
molars onus or am carers.
Under and nursmtto on‘ordervoi
the Court or Probate to: the District
.. or Norwslk. authorising him thereunto,
the subscriber hereby odors for sale
all such right. title and interest as
hedrsalestste, towit:
Alisfthstcertalu tractoiland. with
thee-nuns: an» nm-msr‘
DWI-ea Israelis. was as”.
will but roar. There main sale
abojveaaodeatnroelled. Wei—
thelathoyooassrmauohot
Momentum
. them wt 7““ I".
rent am plsoo ear-W '
'l‘h'o work in this department will boin‘ -
mamww'mumetionuaayonedealflasit The
classes In Preach oiler esoeptlonal op- «
. the heildiaesefths'rooa Marthe
. .muce oi has: woodman street ~
«to the Oily or South Humid in on "
town or Narcotic. rotor-red to in the
one... so no»
hm roses“ ”on“
“Mac
The Dudes-mm Reade
ode-o. firm” Voemoae- m'fim Iona.“ sad: or rag-'1...
Id Us Mecca to To You .
TERA. J. COLLINS COMPANY.
...... up...“ ...-M-Mm' '
Eda Haywood. These children—‘— also come hit when rails no . -
have the ndvaataso oral-shiny rooms, renewed demand. Sugar eiooha ‘ ’
spacious Imunds and special teaohlni denloped locust situati- .
with lunch individual super-vision. A especially International issues} ’”
hear~mh- adjoinins' their rooms irregular.
gives opportunity for outdoor class WALL amen-r, 1: 300-
work and the children go out on to the calculated the entire market
school grounds for nature study and mm, urinate the new
play. ilnolc is an important (nature months-suitcamqt
at their daily routine and they also gamma; mun
have lessons in French with supervisiniably and various s-
odl‘renchnmeaandaoexe. «cuedtheirsainaoftho
“doors are more than "some at ' ' ' '
the school, at any time. and the prin-
cipals are always glad to send inro-
srmonnf‘f!
are opening a branch
road avenue. corner of
3m3m
Expert nm~ or
school sessions begin Wednesday
morning, October 4th. at nlnwo’doek.
,,__ .
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. Noon—Julnsduv
log the foreseen. which was on amoro
moderate scale than at any similar ‘mes “Mm
riod in the Iortnixht. resolved , kinds
reel! Into a corset between opposingI Parts: 33*. of,
professional interests. the hear‘faction | “m“ '
showing" groater'activity. Selling con-
centrated upon Steel. Union Pacific,
flooding and other leaders. hut exer-
cised little more than temporary ct-
Iect Speculative issues yielded “to
occasional pressure. but this was over-
G. ROOKO
New York Ladies
REMO‘VW
‘5:
l , From so North melts
Dorlon House T. .. N , m, .
' my my Over Green Trading Sun‘s '
( ElltNorwalk‘ Now Ready. to Serve
now on“ With Our Usual Prom
'
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS 01' SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN, Prop
Telephone Call 720.
-—Don't waste the days in
tor a tenant, under the
that Sentinel classified ad
mm 303 your ' -"
.msn Istanownrenan. til-es
READY Now:
The Big
mowing-the beautiful edvcnce '-
styles. Many in colors!
sfyA gorgeous issue!
Getyour "copy now! ‘
Nelson Taylor, late or Not-walk“ insold ; ‘
- ‘ hamlet. deceased; had. at: Wartime on y ,
, his death. In not. 01th humorist.
Norwalk Chronicler