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I FOR SALE—2 HORSES & 2 WAG- TO LET—FRO! OCT» let, USE
Manhunalsozooemsiywm'oi 6 mass Isabelle all seeders tia-
,siasr.iauunoloeesunisqg.oum meats usual-s electric light.
Hotel. Comer limos a Chestnut loetion ALwa 146 South satin street.
emu. sons Emil.
F” SALE-A VERY NICE Vi
lin pod-mend a hernia at i3
:3" (no Sentinel omce.
eohofl 4 passenger
11 Raymond street.
it quire Joseph ‘DISess, Centnl Hotel,
-‘——t“ —‘.Corner Monroe & Chestnut streets.
FOR SALE—11916 O. LANILSoth Norwaik.
touring car run very little. I I: Herr-l
roadster. 1-1910
Cadillac 6 passenger, Wehrle's Sarage,‘ Terrace, eiev. non-s and bath, rm
S. 26 if.
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WANTED—A W0 HAND
seas-mum maladies. Machine
nauheinmdeadtioninquirest
uptown Qentinel once. 60 Wall street I
wan-res -— waifésss' nutr-
tord restaurant 6 South Main stmel.
Norwalk. 1t.
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T0 LET—OCT. 1.01.. 6 ROOMS
ith all improvements, first floor. in-
22
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WANTED-BY A FIDDLE AGED
lady position as housekeeper for an
elderly couple or an elderly gentle-
man. lira. I. J. Cole, 1 North street,
Stamford. 01.. The“ en. 1 wk.
fir
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HM! active.
Drink lots of water—you can’t drink
too much; also get from any phruuis-
chit about four ounces of lad Salts;
take a tableslouiil is o rials 0i we
tor boiore bnaktaat each morning for
St.
T0 LEV—HOW AT 8 WT
.shown on application or call no it:
Foil SALE—RUBBER TIRED AND:
leather cushioned runabout. Newly"
painted. inquire at 232 East avenue.l’room with improvements tor gentle-i cmhinad with labia. “d has been
St.
East Nos-walk.
va 30“" 9' 5‘ ti. "WANTED—4'!“ ONCE. A (“314 FOR a few days and your kidabys will act
““9"! housework. ””7 “i ‘5 3'" line. This famous salts is made from
i'l" “u“ 4“- the acid at grapes and lemon Juice.
'ro catamaran-snow
gnu Cull eve-lace u no Washingtonl saLaoLaov insane—many
used Ior generations to clean and stil-
roa sets—Lass was 32.50 i
will buy 7 room house and small burn;
on Westport avenue. Good well, gard:
en, fruit. Trolley passes door. City avenue. 'Phone 478-: or 3654.
waterinstreet. inquire 01' Geo. G.
Richmond,
N orwllk.
eeutor, 96 Main street,l
it'ios or as extras for Saturdan. Apply
w-mm N.H.W‘CO.
T0 LET-z-s noon APARTMENTS. ‘ .
Improvements. inquire 84 Woodward WANTED—CASHIER, APPLY C. .l.l
3t. mu; a Co. St.
1309'”, South Norwslk. uiate clogged kidneys; also to neutra-
lise the acids in urine so it no longer
is a source of irritation, thus ending
bladder weakudu.
.iad Salts is Inasponslve; cannot in-
iure; makes a delightful enervescent
lithis-ieatar drink which current:
should take new and thou to keen
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ro LEV—Business omen Jusri wmnpwmmxcim gm
{completed at 11 North Main '5 0"" cory clerk. Must be reliable and haveI
ron salts-overalls orannnltmnt-
or In the shell. Delivered Thursdaya‘ lrvlns Dibble. 149 Wuhinston street. 3‘
only. 'Phone M. B. Salads“, 16 YM
street, South Norwalk. ‘ 6t.
w ‘-
Fon aALE—SAMi-Lr. AND ODD
Derblas and soft felt hats at 01.60 each
, seasonable opportunity. All noth
more. Dreyer Hat 00., Railroad & Clay
streets. ‘ " 3 wk.
FOUND~A WATCH AT THE
book‘biack stand at South :Norwalk
railway station, Finder may have same
by proving property. inquire at Frurlr
Terms-oils, at.
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LOST.
LOST—OIALL GOLD BAR PIN
having initials H. A. 8. Lost Sunday
morning between High street and St.
Joseph‘s Church. Finder rewarded by
returning to this oiiice. 3t.
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LOST—A FEMALE BOSTON BULL
dog. Answers to the name of Bessie.
Reward. inquire is Burbank street.
INSURANCE
Fire. Life. Accident. Plate Glass.
Workman's Compensation. Liabil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
SuretyBonds.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. M. Layton &C0., Inc
Real Estate and insurance.'
6 Railroad Ave“ - Bo. Norwailc
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
Clifford Pharmacy,
So. Main and Elisabeth Sta.
'Phones 833-153;
Demonstration Tuesday, Sept.
12, 1916
1 Certificate and Coupon Free
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O'Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
'Repent Theatre Building
75 Wall Street, Norwalit
“OW. Will u m “u‘ 3°“! mumm' ‘9’” " m m “V": their kidneys class and active. Try
Finest location In the city. J.‘ We, East Norwslk. ”in!“ also keep up the water 3,
ANTS PERIENLEDI‘M,M doubt you will wonder what
'W' " w o —— ax . ‘ m
ante at your kidney trouble and
-—_—.
all improvements, :1 Flu liili Roadie... 118 Washington street. 3t. w W
hum on premises, Second “L 3M W " T Advertise in The Sentinel.
l WANTED SOYB AND Ollie?
non RENT—AT 10 UNioor PARK‘wmu to m thawin- mm,
form October 1st. Anapartmentotsev-low Quantum! “a m ”y. it:
fill '00!” all improvements. “9"“ sstistastay. 11.. Jacob a dons. M
can b08991! 1‘ W time. W 120” ‘ Manufacturers, Holden avenue, Nor-
~ "- walk. ‘ at.
mount it is.
attrition
(Continued from ninth Page).
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T0 RENT’LA‘RGE NE‘VLY FUR‘! WANT‘WAT ONCI, coups,
‘nIshed front room adjoining oath. Cori-| tout girl for general housework, “1,
ltrally located in 800‘ ““Khbo’th-‘ply at hire. 1". W. Stevens. 51 Seayiew
'D’own town section. Address “F. R"'Iavenue. at.
Mo Sentlaei. 3" W
WANTID—YOUNB LADY 800K-
ikooper, some knowledge at typewrit-
ln‘. "0. “’3' Clo Millie).
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well be 0W. Ir. Bitttoi'w'ortls~
was in favor oi having a unstained.
cut. but thought that the superintend-
ent should have only limited power.
Dr. William J. Tracey remarked that
for the past twenty-three Years. the
wagygpsiasiuficnu OPER-l board oi directors had not been much
[store and cementers on raincoats.}°f a “““N‘S- The board h“ met but
‘ * ‘ 8";8ieady work, good “y. ADD], VlCiOl'lI.‘ frequently during lhll space of time.
. . , an; Waterproot Co.. 6 Winter street, South and is regarded and acts as more of a
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH lib; "0".” “J Mutual Admiration Society, than a
movements. At 67 Spring street. ln-E ‘ , m Board 0: Directors. For the osst'
Qu‘re Mrs- R. Tlflovi 16 Grove sirest,’ WANTED—A gummy 1” Al tWenty-three ’81", the exacutiie com.
or .Phone 1393'12' A‘ ‘ tl'ldry M “to" Apply A. mckem‘u min” b“ appolled the Iupei'lnieu
l 0 3m. 3‘.‘ dent of the hospital. when the charter
TO LETGDEBK noon AT ‘5} iststes that the board of directorl
WALL eraser. mourns on mi wanna—.40 our nu. motif W" 3990'“ "1° 01M"- The “0"“
arses. s. corms. ' as: it or cattle and poultry. Best pricesiof director! "8 not intimated in "‘9
mp paid. Boat prices paid torcalyu. a" hospital at the present time, nor have
- . . "lanolin“. South Norfolk. Tel. nail “W Men in “w ‘- W0" “i '0'
TO LET—A STORE. 301 EAST. ‘portod as havingfid it done. and the
Washington BM East NOWllk. Im'i Tb LET- COTTAGE 0F 7 ROOMSH directors mased...‘7( without question.
.provcments. Inquire Dr. Bohan'ion, M‘ In North Main street, South Norwalk. As far as practical use In concerned
.South Main street. Telephone 60. Also. Moderate rent. For ”New.” up, the_board could well be abolished.
an apartment. 41 Chapel street. Alli “Whose fault was it " asked iir.
'improvements. Also 6 room apartment' Ask John T. Haves Quinlan]. "Their own."
ém East Washington street. Rent very “No it wasn't ”101? “Mt" said Dr.
. .To LEE—FURNISHED SINGLE
rooms. Two furnished connecting
rooms. improvements, light housekeen
ing good neighborhood. Transients ln~
quire at The .lohnsonlnn, 2 High street
South , Norwaik.
'~' .vv-q
nahle. 7 MAIN ST' NORWALK" Tracey. "Your present system Is not
"" W”- " —“ Real Estate—Insurance a success and should theretoro no
ichanged. Committees should do the
TofiAY IN WALL éTkEET‘ work if it is to be done. properly."
‘oeeasions. Th5 deceased is survived
Monks-saw
”finalise M Raymond,
Marika-immane-
mm."s ’wwm
innathorhomolnliurlbutt Stress.
MWMaafloh ct
museums-aim
mimm- When!»
givssior‘humayh-tnsm
momma; ”new
ammonium
Influbeenhorniathatmllfl-
siseyem Windham. paged
bars-tirelmbthslfluam'b-
Matador-Heavily“.
towinadainoiuraandwasan‘old‘
sadhoaored memberclthemagh-
tsuoltbsmmllss
Rsymoodwsssiso wellinewa la
Non-elk, having visited with iriends
and relatives in this city on hummi-
y one sister. Mrs. Charles Ambienoi
Wilton; and one brother. Louis B
Raymond. also of Wilton. She is sur-
vived by two cousins, in Nonalk,
Thomas 1- and William '1'. Raymond.
oi the iirm of Raymond Brahma“
by two nephews. Charles II. and Lou-
Is it Ambler. of Wilton. Funeral aes-
vices will be held iron the late home
of the deceased, In Huributt Street.‘
Friday afternoon. at. 2:30 o'clock.
Rev. Marks will oillciate. and inter-
meui will take place In the East Nor-
waik cemetery. Carriages will b in
waiting at the station to lake the
large number of members of Norwalk
Chapter, D. A. R., who it is hoped will
attend The train leaves South‘Nor-
walk station at 1:26 p. in.
—o~w-
Charles Merritt Field.
Charles Herrlti Field, a well~iinown
died suddenly. yesterday afternoon. at
angles pastoris. lie was a prominent
York. but came to this pity early In
the season to spend the summer
maths. Es is survived by his write.
an authorsss of distinction. She
wrote "Oaagdian Blackls." and other
well-known and popular works, and Is
interested in the reform movements
0! Warden Osborne, of Sing Sing pris-
on. Mr. Field is also survived byons
son. Rowland Field: and a daughter.
bliss Eleanor Field. [is was a lull-
mer member 0! the Norwslk Yacht
Club. enduwas greatly interested in
yachting and outdoor pastimes. Then
G. ROCKOFF
New York Ladics' Tailor
REMOVED
From 20 North Main
To u North Main
Over Green Trading Stamp Store
Now Ready to Serve Patrons
With Our Usual Promptnesl
W
Personal Tax
Must Be Paid
BY OCTOBER. 2
’susmsss NOTICES. !
l Mr. Butterworth agreed with Dr.
NOTICE. v -- ‘ M by.
—Winnipauk Cider Mil runs every' NEW YORK, Sept, 27 (Wall Street, Tracey that committees appo n l .
,Thursday and Saturday. bios. Iticiner-I, l0:30 a. ind—investment shares don; the “board of directors. and “2951):!“(510'
ny. l mated today‘s early active operations : ble to “‘9 board 0‘ an???“ ‘ on '
__ ’wi'ih further substantial gains in' ”‘9 work 0‘ “‘9 3"“ a 9‘"
t ' Mr Wheeler stated that somelhlns
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON PAINTING Rails. There were many transactions; - i u badi wrong and sug-
and purer-hanging. Wallpapers. the‘ciiibracing single blocks ol1,000 to 4.-i “‘3 “”9“ {M e hymn ‘33 mm! l
latest styles at moderate prices. Now;5oo shares in Union Pacific. Southern‘ ”5"“! that strugctod to 95mm 80mg:
is the best time t° paint. Get b““y"Pi\ciilc. Pennsylvania. Reading and should be 11
,Call on or address John Hudak, 47
l
‘ Bouton street. South Norwalk.
New York Central at advances on)“ the dldlcul-ly. Mr. Wheeler was of}
lending from fractions to over a point. i the opinion that Mr. Cohan was, be?"
Coppers also were in renewed favoring“ & little too “along in his work. ‘
.with such industrials as United States”mt that the matter should have been]
.steel. Crucible and Republic Standish)?“Rm to Mr. MoMullen's personal:
rColorsdo Fuel. and General Electric.i attention and pnot “”5“th as ll w.“
the latter at an advance of, over 5 Mr. Cavanlsh agreed with Mr.
points. Texas Company was the only Wheeler. and Mr. Quintard arose to
actiw stock to display heavinesl‘spgtate that his remarks were in no
Yieldlflfi 8 points. way Intended 101: Ml‘. McMuilen him-
' ~ sell.
WALL STREET, Noon—The pace “You have done all you could." said‘
5; by “st: :3 $22.23;“.3iditxi3'm onward. we m... *1;ng
an I ll , , . a e_
incl-6131118 their advances to levels ”:1?! mail}: :1- :ggemgqggnti ".l
that placed them at highest quotations .
tor the past year or two. while Read- lioyed when do“! Wfilflh in“? “1°
in; at 115%. made a new record: motion that the'board of directors inn
Union Pacific was the most active} struct their mum] to ask the legis-
stoek ot the ilrst hour, In which sales lain re to m all not in mil to
' ithlng which would. pave the way out,
LET ME ESTIMATE ON YOUR
'painiing. no job to smalt, or none to
large, drop a card. I will call.
Wm. H. HAVENS,
205 East Washington. street.
PAINTING - PAPER-HANGING
decorating, painter’s supplies: wall
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given.~ Trial or-
issrzsoiiciieii. Tel. too. Alexander
wane. iii 1-1.1st avenue. int?
—- w. - :2!
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:uudaya
ridays For particular
.4 a
10.12.14 inquire at studio
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UNDERTAKER
Office. and Residence
4. asides“ Flags. Norwalk
Attendant
‘ « insane ON‘sALI.
sum-day. September .3931. at 2’5.
111., Corner Connecticut & (lie-wood
avenues. 6 room mornings ill-3dr!“
_ tissue. sunning ro'r series. Ge‘orso
flltohsll, Anti-4s Wsu‘angei. ii.
hall a million shares,
aifiafidifidmm ran to a points In the mulerity 0' "it” needed tor the
rainy issues. with an, Increasing defpasalng of any act by an association
mand. Steel» and representatives In.3 of this kind. Judge Walsh suggested
dam-leis. as well as prominent soe-‘ that it 1,. mgdg "0.81mi: oi those
cialtl‘fiv ,,_ held their ground; and ship» - i " N65,“; iii the mile“!!! pro-
! mumoammma.
Ilines. say thus learning
l MEN 3mm- iaoxsap. \
{Cinch WY
in - rose substantially. Reap, . .
fall; provoked moderate new ions he-‘vidingthero in NW“! prosody in zip
tore noon. Bonds were first. stead oi. three. quarters at e in-
plate number of members. This 'dio-l
WALL STREET.‘1:30 p.,.m.———Cop-.
er and industrial? tools tho-place oi. ,
Ema. «inhumanistsp our ; .. Juice Wad-h “Mr W' ‘W
mnwsfimsh o'w41q~rsew~iu the“ V“ “° "3‘
lionfsbiuos was resched‘bedors 1-3901“- WW 9%-
delcriziinsplratius Gospenfaad no WW1”. -:
. publicise“ mas new hid: records. can 0i: “i .
«v... . . ii
—~_._.
" , new.» .
lCove avenue .and 6th street, lot ad-
tion was “mating, and voted atten',lt...yan..ntain this slip and get the ‘
milwfi discussion. ”a token PWQth oi the; bonus which is equiva-
' ' Jan! to a discount at 5 sec ““29?"
the: busineudflgm ' .: ' -- “if
um inks mum on ondti'uttih ;..-,
the was: mutt roll!!! “the. abhy'fvrlth
Attend toY ourBill
at Once
Auction Sale
BUILDING LOT S
Owner odors two choice building
lots comprising lot 50x150 n. o. cor.
g
joining in rear 50x150 facing 5th
street, Wt Norwaik. Water. sewer,
electric light in street. Ten minute
trolley service to South Norwalk (R. R.
station. Fine view Xurwalk Harbor.
Sale on the property
Saturday, September 30,4916
2‘p. in. “
Terms: in per cent. day situate, bal.
ands Oct. 20. 1916. Mortgage for so
poi" cent. if desired. ~ -
J. M. Layton &. (30.1110!
AUOUONEEM
6 Railroad Ave" {oath Moi-walk
5 Per Cent. Otf for
-C‘ash
We have devised a new feature tor.
Ice coupon books to. induce users to
pay tor than on receipt. .
The‘whits" slip contained in each“
book is good for ten cents in Ice. It
you pay oz for the book when you get
summer resident of Rickory Bind, ‘
will be funeral services at the house
1 n u N in“! women. st 5:30 o'clock. and
tool, entail broker It me ,1), or“. I 'm be taken to Brooklyn
Ww morning. .
NIW CITIZEN. WILL [GBTID ON
Ne Injections at douion of duperior
Court for Netwoliution Put-posse.
tar at making new eitiaens yesterday
morning in the special session. at the
Supemr court for naturaliaatloa pur-
poses. no regular government pilot.
Attorney Church. 0! Boston. tailedlof vouchers m my, 10!!!! E. :i .
|to arrive to do the steering. Bul‘Judae Paul L. Miller. Welland-.2,
there was a worthy substitute at hand lor and John W. Barnum .
In the person or Assistant Clerk Fredlwas born in Canada. There my“
W. Tracy. oi the Superior court. 'unother soutoa of the court --
NOEL
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and W w
hat ls CASTORIA g
Out-Ia Is a has-Ila- Ios (hates P...
enthuse. Its its W 1s donuts” V” '
sat: norm“ "'5
mm”. .. armament”- _
amp: 0 “We can“
m CASTORIA um.
BoulthoSiguatureof
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in Use For Over it Years
The Kind You Have Alarm 30min
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mum——
GOVERNMINT WAY.
It was smooth sailing In the mat-
Clerk Tracy put the would» cltl-h-ow.
sens through the paces in line style,I
asking them about the constitution.‘
the lav-mamas. the (this! executives - «Iveriises his goods. it he ~
and other arrangements oi govern-,J in a largo way.hs uses'l‘ba
{classified "For Sale" column .
Progress was rapid. Not an appli- up the ollce and an adv. run v
0. ii .
. ‘3'
(”19C
convenience
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L Weml’ii'il your
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.Balances in Banks
'Frmurer at Hartford.
—-a Wisnuzacnsung
cutoabssdtobsauesthaad.
In the ordeal. Up to noon tilt” .
run the mullet. "
um Iritlah opium _
it was noticed that a much . _
proportion than usual at that.
lilth wonder-mar subdue“ 01 ‘
George V» at Great Brill”. 13.. ~.
also noticeable that many oi the _
examined had been maids-lack
country from ten to twenty M
Among those who were . 7.
io citizenship was Rev. Frank if,
nors Rideout. pastor at tho : ‘
Baptist church. He had a W: \
LeoLBoolt is- >
V m
Penclil are, ancl more ”tat
‘—an incl islaulalrlc recs
cliedim
Wjactoimi
W sms or CbNNIifi'i ion r
All Residents of Connecticut owning taxable; securiti
liable to‘tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four mind
the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer.
Qu- Or Before September 3th
The cstatcaoi those who neglect to pay this tax must
A HEAVY PENALTY
snot inJSauings Banks) are liable-i
,tmr Josiruciione sudb satellite tent. ,°n application t
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