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‘10 LET—FROM 051 1st auras
@1320. Inquire 49 Chestnut street. {room house all improvemmts, 13 Os-m
Home alter 5 p. 311., Mr. A. dialer born avenuamquireotiohn H. Knapp nus
mafia-walk. Oonn.
3L, 8! West. street, South Norwalk.
3t.
OSes.
FOR SAle-HAND MADE 8283“}
3t.1:station. Occupancy at once. Albert
. Wellnitz, 'Phone 1358-! Nof'alk.
3t.
wagon. Concord buggy, light harness. {
{Wilbur r. Smith. 198 Ely avenue. It i
:Fono FOR SALE—1916 Forth.“ Lexington avenue.
TO LET-OCT.15t.§ ROOMS IN
31.
tournlx car. 8 months old. In line con-I.
dition new tires Painted good as new. '
‘A good chance for some one that in :m
FOR RENT—+3 ROOM APART-
etn. Adults only. inquire 84 W-ood
tended to buy a new car Extras, “u; ward avenue. ’Phone 3654 and 413-3.
demonstrate; Price 0275 no less. This|
car is owned by a pl'll ate family and:
“I“ NIT “tile. AMNSS “Ford" CU
Sentinel. , 8t.
‘ FOR BALE—078119118 OPENED?
TO LET-”LARGE mm AT d4
leter street. lustre oHldwsrd rar-
—-'rell, 24 Havilsnd street, South Nora slk cutter who can “M1,“; machines ml
3‘ {cutting room. Wages to start 820 a
or in the shell. Delivered Thursdaysi
only. 'Phone M. B. Saunders; 16 Tout}
street. South Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—LATE MODEL MAX-
well roadster. A 1 condition, electricl
lights and starter. good tires. Bargain
TO LETPT W0 OR
- housekeeping neat to hath, private letter only.
it sold at once. Call at 127 South Main
truest, or ’Phone‘ 1034- 8 ' 3t. “
FOR “lie-SAMPLE AND ODD
Derbies and soft Ielt hats at 31.60 each
wseasonabls opportunity. All worth
more. Dreyer Hated. Railroad & Clay
streets. 9 .wks.
.—
in
LOST.
.LOST—TUESDAY AFTERNOON A
breast pln.a a—knot fashion, two parts
smooth and We chased, small? pearl
in center. Nader please return to thisiWALL STREET. INW ON PRO!
.TO Larérnnmsnso
rooms.
rooms. Wmeuts, light housekeep WANTED—WILL PAY
proyomcnts.
quire Mrs. It. Tarlov. 16 Grove street
or 'Phone 1:93:12.
SINGLE
Two tarnished connecting
g good neighborhood. Transients in-
quire at The Johnsonlan, 2 High street
South Norwalk.
in!
To LETvril‘WE ROOMS WITH IM-
. At 61 Spring street. in-
s
'ro LIT—manic moist AT 45
ofilcc. Reward. 3t. ‘ INES. 3.300833%.
— ”I
"TO arr—a “WEE. 207 EAST“
INSURANCE
Fire. Life. Accident. Plato Gina‘s;
\t'orklllan‘s Compensation. Liabil-
ity Marine and Automobile.
Surety Bonds.
. STEAMSl-IIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
.1
Washington street. East Norwalk. Ill-
nvrsmts...lnuuire Dr. Bohannon. s4
South lulu Met. Telephone 50 M90 iron beds, chairs and dressers.
an apartment. 41 Chapel street- All and hand goods or all kinds bought.‘
improvements. Also 6 momftmefll highest prices paid. Repairs {or all‘
319 East Washlnston BUGEL Rent "9’7 kinds of stoves furnished. We do suc-
‘ jtloneering. Nut said. 'Phone 785-5 .1.
— 1K. Finch & (20.. 12' Madison street.
;‘ reasonable.
configurations?
~ 12M. laytou&(io.,-inc
Real Estate and insurance.
l-Raliroad Avs.. So. Norwalk
Ill
Is
- l
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON PAINTING
and paperhanginz.
Wall papers. the
test styles at moderate prices. Now
the best time to paint. Get hmy
Call on or address John Hudak, 47
llouton street, South Norwalk.
"MerchantsProlit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
l
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. ALso
irate car driven by owner. Rates recs-t
~unable. ll. A. Webb, 'Phone 426-4. 31.“
I w ill call.
Phones 833453}
“Demonstration Tuesday, Sept.
12, 1916
CertifiCate and Coupon Free
l3
I
avenue, this morning, denied the latter l
part of the “House of Darkness" story“ , '
which recently appeared in a loc i
paper. According to the statement ‘
given out by Mr. Montgomery, F. M. .
Cullen, who wired the house, spent at
decorating. painter’s supplies;
paper, up-to-datc styles, lowest pricos. 1
sex: solicited. Tel.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue
. largo, drop a card
’ Clifford Pharmacy. Wm. H. HAVENS.
’ ' 205 East Washington. street.
So. Main and Elizabeth Sta- "
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
wall
stimates cheeriully given. Trial or-
400. Alexander
m2:
t
orge
UNDERTAKER ..
Office and ResidenCc‘
‘ least ”three hours on Monday searching
for the defect in the wiring which
inspector Finch refused to point out
. for him. Early Tuesday morning, Mr.
Finch called at the Montgomery homo,
and was admitted by Mrs. hiontgom-i
ery. After re-inspecting the wiring.
and finding it in accordance with the'
electric code, Mr. Finch gave a ertifl- s
,cate to Mrs. Montgomery About oval
minutes after he had left the house,§
Ilr. Montgomery came in and his wife
“Dorian sliouset
(Gregory Botdsvard)
East Norwalk '
now open
HORE DINNBRS ANDALLW
KINDS ,. OF f’SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
‘ showed him the certificate This is ill JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN,P1'OP.
direct contradiction of the statement
that Mr. Finch was not seen to enter
Telephone Callyso. ‘ '
the house or give Mrs. Montgomery:
the. ceuficate. a"
.In Mr. Finch's version oi the story.
its said that be inspected the wiring
on Saturday. and finding it not in
accordance with the electric code; he
‘reported it. to a clerk in the oifice ol
1“. M. Cullen. but minced to tell him
what the trouble was. On Monday.-'
Cullen sent a man to the house who
spent at least three hours lurking for
the defect. The next. morning, Mr.
finch stated that lid Visited thfi‘lbn't-
~ watery-house early In the morning
and was admitted hyllrs. dietitian»
cry. Alter til-inspecting the wfirk. h
mumps
‘New‘York‘ Ledicslu‘fl‘ailor
fREMOVEDj :
' From 20' North. Milli?-
To u Nomi-Nair; ’
over Grecn-Tradingnfiearnp Shore
New ”My to :iScrve *Patltsls
, .ma amortlflcate to. 1!an
its: cirrus that on select turn
1 .
‘ ,.
A.4lf.‘
I WANTED—DRIVER 1‘08 DOUBIJ
teanwohn F. McMahon. 56 West art
[at sea-nthsw ‘-
.‘theJ-ors la saunter. .Iitlnoae or
*ihe host all-around infield: in the
business. with My ”1'. Scott
..ana.t6.-snez mu hlleld,sad Gain-
er with Janvrla tor extra men. The
combination stands today. at Missed
., w-Wmormwdmmmsnm
w hall when it comes down. to ability
' L...,.____ .to field. think no my the gen-
1b '1“, .m“ tor the I'd.“artani‘:uai‘l:ies thatgs ts makeup a
MD. I men-slurs is " " ' “‘9 ”m~”““
nasal-Ty. onsrfillt‘dlo-tml'm “ a“ "“1““ 3““ In)!
7W balsamic . “Joined 'aetrybody on the more tron dust to
wfl’b‘nm s' I It: ' I' The question now can”. can the.
mute-capital. in m, . ‘
m A. a". mm“ “'7‘::: National lassoahope . to oops with
the American We nelt month Io!
'.
1t.
WAN TED—COMPTENT
COOK
NWANTED—A SALESLIA‘DY IN A TO LET—FLAT, 6 ROOMS BATH and waitress Apply at. 23 West. ave
dry goods store Apply A. Dicker-man all improvement, near South tNorwalk clue, Norwaik evenings.
C i w , . slain
tor the h cage hm Box, and ‘ ‘ the highest honors in baseball. The
in 1914 when Charlie Deal substituted .
my“ Salmonella Boston mm. three wander: in the National
mus. Baton‘nrayes: Brooklyn-and
31- Mano i
in “Ch 8 the “at tote Philadelphis,anpport only ordinary
I
I WANTED—A
333me TEAM' both in the field and at the bat.
' Him by day or month “My Sunday tact, Rose was the main doctor in
to E. D. Mills, on Partrick street, Gran- .
new house all improvements. 76 hex- bury. two of u“ games that the Ccicazo
ington avenue. inquire Stephen B. Kiss’
.11.
m" “ma an 'm'm" ”‘1' nineteenth: livers out or the Braves’
In lineup. which he certainly will be for
the rest oi the year, and'Kontechey
playing only a nordlnary game. the
tra fin lttl , 1
club won by ea c h ng whio Braves must look to Maranville for
BOY WANTED—1N STOCK ROOM fine fieldins game. but got in two
" Apply Neptune Hardware 1413.. 00.. 66 ”my, pm in the gefleg
Fort street East Norualk.
t onl ut u rem rkable
D“! no y p p t a about all the really great playing for
, the Boston infield.
i WANTED— AN..
iery department, Boston store.
3L! “MENU” in baseball Is that the lineup 0! each
sales girl and maker. Apply at MIllin-. team has been practically in the bes
at. A kablo Icatureoi these 2. Brooklyn is lamentably Weak at:
”Held-effinies to, me mm, high short. with Olsen trying to fill thel
thill, while Neihoi'l, the Quaker sec--
ond baseman. in a poor infielder. while
Bancroft. his partner at short. is
it.‘ lle ven site hard six
' shape pom) ’ e r . real wonder.
PAPER
1 wak
BOXES—EXPERIENCES! season.
lluat in study and reliable honors seierammes, starting in 1884.
THREE man. This is an opportunity to advance ,u “ES not until 1893 that any real 13'
Ctlroonrs finished complete tor light with progressive. house. Address by tags. “as when in this series, when
Harris Box Co.. BOX. Na' the Boston Americans and rittsbursh
family. Adults preterrcd. Near South Siamfiord Conn.
Noru nlk station. 22 Madison. street. at. :-——
-' ' e ular. I
months 8”“ during th reg in the American League. even with
'Jack Barry out 0 litre lineup. Boston
ue and the loan present a high class‘iniield. Do-
:iroit ha‘s by tar the strongest infield
that Jennings ever developed not
lonly clever in fielding. but brainy
and strong with the stick. The Chi-
cago White Sox have one weakness,
as Terry. the shortstop is only a lair
While the National Leag
American Association played for the
3‘ Nationals met and Boston, with one
,market, 27 South Main street.
waurso—noy non cardinality.I
Apply at New York Butter and Egg
oI the greatest infields ever known
in baseball carried oi! the honors.
in fact it would be difficult to Ind'
an infield at the present time equals to
linfielder, while Weaver at third and
'Collins at second are simply phoneme.
nal so that the Chicago infield might
lit.
be classed as a higthass organisation
lWhat have you to 'oiler?
#_ =,.Pisno qo Sentinel.
350 CASH
for upright piano in good condition.
Address
, 8“,.
I
i one.
l mu v..-”
I WANTED—POSITION A8 CHAUF-
lieur by young man. Experienced and
"careful driver. Preters New York.
'Phone 206, or call at 44 Bayview avc-‘
“a...
WANTED-EXPERIENCED 01'er
u: a store and cementers on raineoats.
IStearly work. good pay. Apply Victoria
the one made up of LsCllsnoe. Ferris.
Collins; the work of this
3:2; 2:26“ Willi}! at Pitts delphia and Chicago White So: have.
burst. was simply woodertul. Parent “9"“ "We? "I!" not money is: tar:
and Ferris we" w their best while and secure capable infielders an t e
Jimmie Collins the greatest at all in i'"! I“! the! Boston must disraluns
lck and Egan»
u reme occasion [with men like Fltspatr
2:130:23? Sign: l’ho Mgmméitor a second baseman. Brooklyn with
- Olson at the important position of;
5’18“” 3:, the an;:.::em'm that shortstop. Philadelphia with ‘Niehoill
be”? 2 1;“: Giants were the neon“ "9°“ “4 the White 80: having:
on: ewlnthsmbetween the Antericsn ‘° "°“‘ ‘ 59001147810 man at Short.
and National imagines; this infield 11“.”le 3°" ‘0 "‘0' "I“ the ballI
composed of Dan licoann w_ 0. parks 0! this country are not pro-]
Gilbert “illiam Men and Arthur “'1ch mil lnfleldm It the some
The Boston Braves. Brooklyn, Phila-
3t.
dead run.
lWacerpr-oot Co..68Wstcr street, south rate they are developing catchers.
re rkahle
Norwalk tt. |Devlln. this “'0 was ‘ 1 ma first baseman and outfielders. or inchI
{ ’infield. MCG- h“ . udm‘mb not forced, to trap the hall on the:
r .991. a remarkeble alto g.
wamco~ STOVES CARPETS, “° °
3 City.
See-
‘ers. Neur- lrollcy and station.
private family.
WANTED—2 0R 3 LADY BOARD-
Small
Now house all im-
provements.‘ N )I. (‘30 sentinel. (it. during 1907- and 1908 in Chance Ev
while Gilbert fielded ior .947. Dahlen’
for .948 and Devlin .932.
Gilbert. Dahlen, Devlin were
splendid grouhd coverere all could 4' ”W 01"“ positions 0‘ “"3 8‘3"-
trap the ball in superb style. and compared ‘0d ”‘9‘ Tfiwfdfdaclzgfi
made combination plays with per- tp’l‘izthanlnnel 9" 5 0‘09 0
“lug; $331653; Chicago White Box with For the balls come last and slow, to
~ \ Rowe esubatltnting at third won a re- the right “d ML “”00“” “038 "‘9.—
markable series from their local mun“: “‘i’lfi‘ins 32:8 grggfisuyggs
rh als the Chicago Cuba. The Chicago 3:; {gnthlts :1“ “mainly . great
nfiela
XENON“ had a phenomenal ‘ infielder la the real works of a base-
Thers is more science required itoi
I WANTED-dill}
ion cutting shirts b_v
F‘lller's
"short tours. Large comiortablc pri- Y.
EXPERIENCED
pattern Apply'
Shirt Fattory Kingston, N.
ioLcattls and poultry. Best
WANTED—TO BUY ALL. KINDS
prices
LET ME ESTIMATE ON YOUR PIld Best prices paid for calves. 8.1
l t to the full
painting no 50., to smith, or none to Friedman, South Nor-walk. Tel. 1151 the” “d "'9 m e” we"
era, Tinker and Steinield. when they
turned down ~tlle Detroit Tigers with "I "1“ °“'
9324?.
Pittsburgh. with the smooth
__ot an infield carried oi! the honors
in 1889. with Absteln Miller. Wax
ner and Brynn. Their opponent'sa at h" weight in gold
s i re n t uorth their board:
IDetriot suffered from a very weak in- ”mm" m d 0
o
est kind think and very little account made
6t. ‘ their hrou ing
limit 0' games. :‘h‘? big lea'rues are growing short
‘ FOR SALE—9 R00“ H0! SE' ALL ten together another keystone inilcld
improvements llot watprheut up 135
9 line nd Jack
x17.,_31.0 born a“ in A1 condition on. in Mclnnis, Eddi Col a
A bargain price. :3. .500;
(etiar strc it.
for particulars.
7 MAIN ST.
t Real Estate-Insurance
Ask John T Hayes
N ORWALK.’ greatest lnliclds
I By this time Connie Mack had Bot- ing long on mechanical pitchers.
litany of the
in the runnig simply by using a lot
of extra players, a. costly proposition
for the game cannot allord it. and the
ma nannies will not stand to lose a
great deal of money with no earthly
chances of getting it back.
I The manager who tries to protect
the club owners by refusing to haVe‘
an army of extra players around is al
Barry ry.
in 1911 the Athletics non once more
ling their hitting 'ns well as their
‘with a remarks-hie infield consider-
1 heal uork. proving to be one o! the
ever seen in this
Icountry. '
, In 1912 the Boston Red 80: won
lacs, pay while learning.
1
I
, I
. .. l OPERATORS 0V SEWING Macmlthere was little dille
l
l
I
MEN SHIRT TRONERE.
‘.’&.C0.,hc
‘Tonltv m .WALL STREET
NEW YORK. Sept. ~23 .—~For a week”
end market. todays two-hour seasion
of theBtnc‘k Exchange was probably
_ without a parallel.
first hour amounted to over a halt a works
million shares. with no‘ diminution on mm
activity with the approach of the
:close. There were numerous spectac-
ular lectures. but all were eclipsed by;“
the flu-therxmateorio rise in United!
{states Steel. dutch touched 117 1.2. a
first record. shortly after 11 o‘clock.
out" rm .0... .0 mm“ Mm Iflcwfihflwm «may: unsure mmlmu
lln www.mcosws
Trading in the} In fact. it was
parts. however. Mlitmhesd’ay. m... “
lower the New York Giants. with a
' mlrch stronger infield than the figures
iwould indicate. with Shari. Yarkes,
-Heinie Wagner and Gardner. While
rence in the work
loi’ the two combinations around the
rare birds; there are a. law or them
in the big leagues tor the general
idea is to win at all costs.
What do the tans carol-’1‘. B. Mar:
none in Boston Globe.
a
Infield the edge was with Boaton and d ‘ l . _ y
the seller went eight games. one over- DEATxHS AND FUNERALSJl rWWwym‘ 8:; _ careiulsab trained ll .
afthe usual limit, on account .or a tie “1'1“,” i 00 83:3 01cct (:3:ny
isoore ; m I. a. Hashim 4%
Philadelphia came across once more Mrs [ubefle 0mg Himllton W0" ‘ ‘ Director, “Mrs. Virginia?”
tin 1913. their great infiel showbiz died, illuminating, illithe home of her
Ircmarksble form in every de rtment “um". hire. M 0 Warsaw; on n”.
i Of the gums, Fm". Vgre Tilt out 0: “IO mm “we“ “”01; Moral. 33154 '
rennin! them“!!! ”If by 111° view out beheld stain late simian .
Boston Braves,u whose work around yRaymtmd street. at 4 0,0,0“ and Rev, -
411° “Md '1‘“ “m" Men "M h‘lr Anderson null meme am
Evers 'Maranville and Deal -atter “a. “.0.“th cemeter .
' y, “New York
Smith. “1° “‘3“ baseman, h“ m city. She was 76 years old. \
ironies. l -
the “PM “'9‘ OUR'JWNEYWER ;hlllli15¢.
of. layers. Mal-Willa and DON’T oilss THIS Cut out an:
that carried the club slip, enclose with tie and-mail it to
the «line a winner and FoieySCo. Chicago; Ill. writingycur
i-‘MW. one of the name and address clearly. New!
omits country. to chairman tam: am package cen-
umenngmmes. lrtnihhd ms Honey and m m
“We destruction oi one poi-d. rol- ember-seldom scoop:
mny-nsohinea om hows warmer rule; salads-n: sales
IMMS
if?
0min duck --lo «Quad mu
, m
.hmmmmhma -'
1m Brave! '
a
l ,
all play third, short or second base than! "
Mill llllllllls Willi}
unions to respond to the sutrpenslorl
Aninileltier that can hit is worth call was not disclomd.
outiielders who my:
Hugh Frame
re allowtd taoin ergr American F
the big leagues a of York State.
Wednesday
brainy. (“8""- infielders. while 37°" portant quish holiday, when many
lworkers ordinarily
teams haw remained hofié.
l’by 0‘19 “mum“ mm mm" Hamilton will boomed on rssndsy. in V
.;.»rTw Nitrite-5i.
pr
S
6‘"
of. merit.
jail. and some donot.
In time some ranges
and some do not.
It is carefully built,
present as any other
of the family.
mamas
rm. *iiillifltdisrml
The test of time is thfist‘
In tithe some men g to
the junk pile at “ready ‘te
A 5
it
like all old friend, and, being,
once installed, it is as
lord range is not an acct
:‘g.
gto
cr'
M
t;
WehddrasnartaatFallF-phiouh
25 can to: each aloh-
abuse-mum
“CIGRIAIPREVIBW PATTERNS
but request you to visit our Pattern Dspamat.
|JAMES DONNELLY,
men
to the department.
Willi 7 0H ’SIIIIIIIIIG
(Continued From First PageJ
“traitor.’
nine o'clock.
the Separate school
To what extent they expect
“lion can i
It is up to the unions.” said
general organizer of
cderallon of Labor to: New
It is pointed out that
Is the beginning of all im- ‘
athletics.
. meats. High academia
tiflcate.
trained teachers.
stay at
all.
The call for a cessation of \\ ork is
hand on the grictallcc that many of
union affiliations cannot ride to their
employment except in cars manned by ,
non union conduttols or molornlen.
and under the protection of the police.
“would the School any morning
o.’clock
sent on request.
A..B
B..L
Statements issued by the leaders in- _
dicate that they are incensed by May or
Mitchel' s warning that he stood rendyt
to use the military petrol to resrrain
Holmes and that they consider the
city to be dominated by the traction
interests.
Saugattlckltive
W :37 ) ) 't
All Outdoor School
CAST o. a I
«WMnlandehiidmn
.ture Study and Craft
i -.Westpcrt
THESE THREE STYLES TF-
‘ p.
Weanotenumuahehsre‘all a. mferdnwonddul We!"
lo South Main
To reintorce the police. t: - ,
er Woods has instructed the.-
'to select tell civilians in -
rcinct to be sworn in as special
This would add about
The School WIII begin thd .
term of the year 1916-17 on
nesday morning. October 4th,
house, ', I“
new gymnasium with cups
High Schoolr
mediate and Primary ~
with admission to college en‘in ,
Corps of nine hm
The Principals may be
Circulars and‘ 91"“
Margaret R. Brendlinges;
Vida Hunt Francis,
CODY]. 'I vfl
{ Round Development.
: Boys’ and Girls’ Kind
to High School. Regular
lactivities with emphasis '
Birdsall, A. B. Vassar,
ifi
. I ' r l
from calling it a sympathetic strike. HillSlde sen .
They declare that many oi‘ the unions
b.“ team, and yet we hear so much already have \oted to ratify their rec-
fle‘d‘J”. Who-‘9 work is 9"" onlulendatloh. and that any ullion man
.bciorethcm with plenty oi-time to uho does not quit work Wednesday
t ulll he denounced as a
‘1
alter tin
Vassar.
a...
'MM
W
iwile."
; "Yes; but the trouble
’ some or command:
All Residents of Connecticut-.owning taxable securities
liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four in I
the dbilar has been paid to the State Treasurer.
Opt Orfié ~Tifleptemher
The estateaoi j ncgl topay this tax mush
tamer am .
minimalism Banks) are liable
ear. Wenonah (135R
-. “Strange \iary doesn't have an “
tors! She’d make some mall;
ilmows she’d make him a .,
at mammoth!
'is’
Norwalk Chronicler