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l au‘rulrn so Rena street. Washington street. Bees ass. require umm%."':‘w;$‘::: -'-- For the short anode: which is “all ”3!. low M Hummus-so
3 0|" . 1t. 1 ' ' a aha-ash w w
a 64,80utb Maia street or Phoneeo if (”glaze-ma no.’ 8001-... "0.. gm I. “on. hold on Nday (here are no less tho! ‘0' l of M own to feed, m, mum-mtg“
roe. SALE—AN OAK ANDII
W1" stove. In 8004 WR- MDV
Call afternoons at 2“ East arenue,
Mast Noswolk. 1t.
W
roa enamels o caisson;
o
imvenonts. private entrances. Cen-
trally located. Rent reasonable. inqiure
It store. 13 Gnu street. South ‘Nor—
walk.
WALK.
T0 LIV—BOOB WITH PARTIAL
it.
It.
iouliu car, late ms “or, gum}
silent. excellent conditioa. res-assists
price. Write Owner. as nil-ii: street.
amour. at, or 'Phooe ms etu-
ford, It.
SM SALE—l NICE 8 FAMILY
house. are: new. i room all improve
meme. second floor. 4 rooms wash-
iub, sink dl toilet. Third door 3 rooms.
faintly. W or ”Mutilated
menus. 52 Woodard avenue.
with bath; alimodem Normals.
including electric light.» oiincilve’
treat to the right party. Apply 146
South Main street 'Pbonpsls-Z
room. may work for sand pay, if sat-
isfactory. 1!. Jacob a Eons. 3b“ lu-
ufscturers. Beldea avenue. Hawaii. 8i
WANTED-4131‘s FOR PADKiNG
on ins-:1 aooiis Tu pillar";
3!.
.\
T0 LET—ROUGE 03‘ all ROOMS.
3t.
Iiinlr & toilet. Lot “all? 74 flexing-
(on avenue. >
1 fancy new 2 family house. inside
hardwood dnish. l‘irst door 5 rooms,
improvements. Second floor, same. but
Will". 76 Lexington avenue. »
i nice two family house 6 rooms.
House 1! yearsrold, 24 Oxford street.
. i.nioe2ns.roldholise for tyofom-
tiles, first floor.- bath. washtub Q sink
Second flooinwsshtub & sink.lla Ely
avenue. Dot 46:132.
2 houses on 1 lot for 4 families. not
poison At 2.1 Knapp street. inquire
at '16 Lexington avenue. Stephen Kin.
{
Poo BALE—PONY SKIN corn
and gent's overcoat, lnqiure 29 Madi-
son dtroot. It.
F03 ‘ “Wine-81x cvllmnlin
Studebakar WHO, completely:
equipped, nickel ii“. Sager shot-kl
absorber..Moy~ mixer clock, spot
light, red wheels. two Pennsylvania
Vacuum cup tires, one spare tire on
rim, all tires in good condition, paint
endmechsnical conditions perfect. Car
cost with extras £1,116 first. 3760 buys
name. John ll. Wheeler. Baugotuck.
Conn” Day ”Phone .8 Westport Divls~
ion, Night Thone 504 Westport Divis-
ion. * ‘ at.
FOB SALE—149m OVERLAND
touring car run very little. mail Herr-
eehoff 4 passenger roadster. 1-1910
Cadillac 6 passenger, Wehrie's garage,
11 Raymond street. 8. 26 if.
FOB SALE—RUBBER. TIRED AND
leather cushioned runabout. Newly
painted. inquire at 282 East avenue.
East Norwalk. 6t.
Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales
_—_———-
tion. itsnt’ui. 1". Hosp. as Cove ave-
nue. East Norwalk.
7° LEH W348 GOOD LOCA-
3L
.—.
roolns. with improvements. lapod lo
cation, by young couple. Address “.1.
J." CiOflentlnel.
in every time of 1.000 or our to sell
patented article all or part time. Ex.
J. .1. Cash. L'id. _
fw-
WANTED—FOUR. "VI 0R SIX
SI.
WANTED — REPRESENTATIVE
Ii
8L
FOR Hill—A' courorvrasur
touring car. Day or night. Danbury
li'air special'psieoo, Reynolds, 'liheao
168. last Norwalk. s2.
child. "J" 010 Sentinel.
WANTED-(limo 'l‘O AWT
with house work and care of small
To LIT-1mm 3001i! Wi'l’ll Ill-
provements. At 51 Spring street. 1n-
quire Ilrs. 3,-Tariev. 16 Grove street.
or The» 1831-13. A. i ti.
. overpass worlcas.
PROPERTY—FOR SALEMD.
For Rent in all parts of city.
For particulars
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—Insurance
MlNTiNQ - PAPERrHANGING
decorating. painter's supplies: wall
paper. unto-date styles. lowest prices.
Istimatos cheerfully given. Trial on
our: solicited. Ni. ii». Alexander
White. as 1-: lily overlie. m2:
WANT
m
OPERATORS 0N EEWING MACH-
ines. lily while learning.
MIN 8H! 31' IRUNERB.
'Cliieil. Peabody
& Co. inc.
Clifford Pharmacy,
Se. liiain and Elizabethan.
Phones 833-153!
Demonstration Tuesday, Sept.
' rs, 1916
Certificate and Coupon Free. '
Fire. Life. Accident, l’late clams.q
Workman's Compensation. Liabil-
ity. Marine and Automobile.
. Surety-Bonds. . ‘
- - STEAMSHIP TICKETS
. NOTARIES PUBLIC
l". J. 11. Layioaizto. hie
MWEM and insurance.
and deck hands. inquire at Tsimadge
Sentinel ofilce.
' ... ._ I
LOST-A SMALL ROUND GOLD
-0
WANTED - OY‘S’IWB MINE”
Bros. South Nor-viola. at. '
We
WANTED —— FARM TEN TO
thirty acres. Owners only. W. H. I’-
37.
S
..
wanrao—woax nil na‘v .or
colored woman. washing to take home
etc. Estelle fluilivan. Ii mimic!
avenue. South Norwalk. 8t.
WANTED-FEW MORE (1w T0
learn dancing. Special reduced rates.
for a short time. Also 2 more girls to
assist teaching. Poleys Dancing school.
open every night. 8t. 1
WANTED—A YOUNG LADY—NOT
under 11' years of age for store work.
Address “D. B.” C|O Sentinel. 8’.
WANTED-4‘0 BUY» ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Bes‘i" prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
Friedman. South Norwalk. 'Phone
1151 or 317.
l
WANTED-vii COMPETENT COOK
Mrs. John Cavanagh, Old Saugatucii
Road, East Norwslk’ 'Phone 508. at.
I
a
l
WANTED— EXPEMENEED OPER-
ators and cementers on raincoats.
Steady work, good pay. Apply Victoria
Waterproof Co., 6 “Voter street, South
Norwalk. t1.
LOST.
pin. wishbone across the center. be-
tween West avenue and Hawkins ave-
nue, East Norwalk. Finder will please
return to 10 Hawkins avenue. .31.
Leer—a BABY‘S RAT AT anion
Hail. yesterday. Please return to uni.
Charrioit, to Wood street, 1!.
STUDIOS.
Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil -
VOCAL STUDIO
Regent Theatre Building
76 Wall Street. Norwoik
>
i E' x .“ ‘ 5 Railroad AVG-o “JNOMlk I:::!’ F Pu
E . .. . , _ . or pa culars
I very'hfllg E6] . . > _ . lots; as inquire at Studio
_ Calming Hillside School I
‘ g .. 7 .... . Prospect, Hiilhlorwmk voices or FOODS anvauoso.
- .ilofly—Ghaooowith tin covers ' “Thodsiiaovl' Wigggig'tmwmi new 0 K ""‘7
.3 . “G. W 2”; m m . g y...- La” Od- _ Y R L Oct. 5.—-The NIH
a“, m m o, m ‘m mtg-gamma. October M. It price of food cohtinuedrto show its or.
’ . , cloths-directly wdraetaa'd.... as. Separate school borne.” lane feet-today'in'the prices 'I " pd by.
.~ .” . I II I I ptoiu ... 4‘“- “I. I!" gymnasium with. .mm.“ ‘ restaurants and bohrding IIOIIIOI 0!
Hanan Fruit Jara.‘ 111-- also . . . iids. dos. ‘wflhk "' . Wk "3‘“; ‘ W31 "6” olass, Fewer the larger
, Fruit‘usrs with glass covers, pt.
Ill. nanny-......
Fruit Jars-WI! severe; qt.
.M’sne-eso-sya! one... .
y Jase, Inna-mm
”sampler Capstoedfllimkers.
”odes.
,Nnmo’ Ldbold‘do place on
M .
Md“ all: cm i "
men a ll. ll
with admission to alignment cog: "
tiooate. corps of nine Neill!
“it"p‘mh. - ' '
. 9. . P be soon at
is. Mummy m arisi- toll
and more expensive eating places have
raised their charges thus-iambist'sev-
oral have adopted the European cue;
tom. qi imposing a convert fee. which
means that the prospective-diner pays
tenants or more for the seat he co
i “Mk- Gireiilao . and. more ..
1 ”MIN West. 3* . . cantor at a table. .
. WWW 5" Wt» . were! of the powwow. lunch.
* Vidal-10:; EVmIf. . Wilton followed" _ “‘3‘.
j ‘ ‘g tunm h _ the corporation whidhl': . m ;‘
L '1 she—n ' w lowest ohairyof dairygmg in,
flown-thaws i5! «”3335! added outcasts-toxins;
deaths ‘ ‘ r m psi—earnest or rectangular-inner.
* . mm“ of» main. ‘
‘W;jifli¢h
ill!
died. WW. October 4th.
Fitch's Home. is Heroin. The do:
coased was sixty-nil: rears of age.
The remains were shipped to Daabury
sod interment will be made in that
piece.
at his home. on it Daysireet. Four.
at 1:”. and from tho liaisons- Ro-
“M‘Ollmh at 1 o‘clock. and at the
son of Mr. and Irmflmm Minot;
if Water street. died. yesterday, from
“other“.
held from the house this morning, and
interment was in St. llary's cemetery.
stock was .‘lIlOVOd to the Blks' Home,
servires
this evenl
ldtual win he carried out. The re-
ams: will no sent to ransom. liars.
for interment.
Annie lisady were held thin
at ten o'clock from St. Paul’s
all church. liev. Louis B. Howell of~
deleted. “ii." interment was in, River-
ronav" in mm. srann'r
commanding position ut today's open-
points, for most lures. including Lou.
isviile 0: Nashville. New York Central.
Reading and Lehish Valley. in which
300 to 2,500 shares. Equipments: Mu-
nitions and other specialties were also
at thenew record of 79. with substan‘
liai advances in Air Brake. Pressed
Steel Gar, Crucible Steel, Studebaker
and Westinghouse. Paper ' issues. To
bacco Products. Barrett Company and'
Beet Sugar represented the miscellan-
eous specialties at material pains.
United States Steel was Inn on rela-
tively light trading.
Rails, like Kansas City Southern, Sea-
board and Tfledo. 8t. Lords and West:
*Bonds were, dun.
y B. Fliteeath Regiment. C. “V. 1.,
at
.—
WM‘
Siephal Mass Milli- miss.
.
aoerddlwiilboWMlhdbuo
were
l‘iiaersl services
—-—-
Funeral/of DeWitt c. Comatock.
The body oi DoWltt Clinton Cons
outh Main street. this aftermaad
held frq 00- M
t d o'clock.' The‘lflh'
----e'
Funeral of Miss Annie Handy.
The {liberal services of t to Miss
vain:
laco-
ide cemetery.
--
......
NEW YORK. Oct. 5 (Wall fireet.
0:30 a. m.)—~Ralls again assumed a
rig, with further gains of 1 to 2
ndlviduai dealings ranged frdlh l.~
a speculative favor. Central leather
WALL STREET, Noon—Secondary
em preferred shares followed the lead
of the high grade issues at gains of
l‘1~2,to 2 points. Trading pursued its
usual .errotie- coarse. however. shifting.
to Steel and, Metals. the. lower ‘ ad-
vancing a point, with 1 to 3 points for
Anaconda, inspiration and. Kennecott
Coppers-and National Load. Mexicans
its aim also rose substantially. 90o-
tral another modes new maximum at
80. and American Woolen led itwies-
pocisl class at a gain of overspoints.
“Wm. STREET, 1:30 p. m.—-—Promi-
‘nerlt lndustrials. Ezulpmonts. Fertili-
sers and low-priced Rails attracted at-
tendon in the early afternoonvat va-
liable . pigs. rwhile homo/representa-
tive clockewolo moderately under
high leveu'ol’the-mornins. ,
, movie ems-ans.
"it ianiamvadiug’ \ arm: landed in New
ultimatum thins they'd
do would. he to tale. nosiossioa of all
. "a.” m.
H motions down, “did” oi at
' petitions for divorce on the was»
lieu!
thirty.
seventy and the indications are that
the average will be around my.
the six ”tested ease-don!“
post Friday there are so less than
twentydeor other-loses in which mo-
tionsofou and or another are
made.
‘11
A. Hansel agahist George 11.. Hausa:
and Dorothy Dodge Chamberlain
against Herbert Clayton Chamberlain.
“
Quits Second Connecticut Regiment
the Second Conn. regiment To
list! It
resignation of Colonel licCsbe.
has been understood for several doyl
that ho failed to pass recent physical
second
~ for the coatin
_,4
Wt “Erma“.
they probably would. but if they lmewL
and the Home run was about
Now there are more than
Dione sum premises to be
xoepiioully heavy. in addition 0
ninst Edward Carpenter, Katherine
...-M
COL. u-caii‘llseious.
It W» u. no!» lo 0-
Tiisoii.
w
Notice was med ll thocalllp
New“. Aria. announcing the
it,
arena but it has been expected that
he would continue as the head of the
Second for the rest of their stay here.
pleat. (M. John qTrilson succeeds
Col.b McCabc, being nont in it” til.
regiment is actively preparing
g ten days hike. and
while some disappointment is felt that
they are not included in the schedule
of retaining details pout-M set
no complaints are heard and proper-
stlons for the hike are going on men
rily. -.. .
The members of the First regiment
are busy breaking camp. and will start
for home Wednesday morning. Load-
ing of camp equipment on cars. it
is expected that six days will be con-
sumed on the homeward journey. This
would lend the regiment in Hartford
sometime Monday. October 9.
Arrangements are underway
Hartford and other towns where coin»
panlee of the First regiment are locat.
ed. to give the bore a reception on
their return.
The
in
————-—~—-—-r'—
1! mixed with equal parts of. cider
vinegar and water. piaster~of parls
will remain soft and Workabl'e much
longer than when water is used alone.
H. ..
.--.-. _- .. --- ....
District of Noswalk. as. Probate
Court. September 28. A. D1916.
Estate 0! Oriana L Marvin iatcvof
Norwalk in said District. deceased. .
The Court of Probate for the Dil-
iriei of Norwalk, hath limited mo al-
lowed. six months from the date here-
of ion the croditmfsald Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
meat to w
, ”RX i4, MARVIN.
91th! A? mimo-
" semiotic-mom.
anal-trainees. T
markets and needs only the m-
tion to take its rightful piece a. a
provider of food for its people. Land
in the “I. "trio no longer cheap: ‘and Business Conference held in
it no longer will yield big cros- wltho ' sitingiield Sept. 15 and 16. under thl _
out good risen and (mm; as». hospice. oflthe Beaters Statics Ex'posl—t
narration costs more. and these is now ‘tlfll. Abolit 300 of the fosemost south“
a great number cams; and growths lot agriculture. business
titles * in New 4821151an remanded
amount
Those faets constitute Now my 2th. general sublects: “Whit
land's opportunity. That she is oh- fMortar with New Mod?“
the rural and urban sections.
times are vastly better with them
when the bitumino- are WW
—-that the workers in a factory running
“tr-two weeks a year. full time. offer
a much greater market he farm prod-
M
thirty weeks a year. three days a week
And the other side of this idea is that
the business man is learning that a
W moi monks Ia latter
for his bank account then one where
the tar-ere (on pun-base only the bare
necessities.
said time, will be debarred a recover-1'. .
All. persons indebted ‘10 said Estate
are; requested to make immediate pap:
wuml’mwmmm‘“womenmaymeetforanonc. Q
agricultural parity with the newer cw.“ “a thus muffin,
cool!"- of the moat mowetveoomdw ~
Newmhss thehadsadtbe
J
an ever WWW.
toad.
h in
cepiionsl opportunity, United Special- ...“ y. W
.. ...... .. ...... ...... w ...... .. er. ... rentals: .17.: .... ... .. .. .. ...”...
street. New Haven, Conn, (it. (lists. ' owns, own "m p ' spirit in the last few seals has been ‘l’m’
.- ..— ‘ “ " 3“” 0““ mm' W“ ’“ mg" notable rui- contalns one or the
“" .. ~ . tJeanDw er Willem as ' '
WANTED—GIRL mom in MM“, “Nut mi" u m mi“; wmm “- meats-t miles or the immediat
years of age. Apply factory anti-gnu, Michael Go dink. a. I“- dd Cook 1‘ - future. it is not in vein that use. so. ,
V V” mil, Amelia Miller Corpem" gue now for closer relations between ]
Ineii Mode». on the Other»
The farmers are coming to see that
i
i
Mthooeinafaeteayopasaaod
The mathematics. of the idea has
been recently pm this way: if too
farmers in one community can either
save or increase their incomes .10 each
in one year. there is added to the bank
balances or the circulating medium of
that community £180. if 100 farmers
do if. it wank! begin to “inflation-
tion: it 1,000. business would certainly
“Mom." The day is not tar distant
when something of tbissort will come
about here in New England.
Femard scope in New England.
The better understanding, of the lu-
ieribpendenee of therouatry and the
city has accounted for some very
died-lie forward amps ill some sec-
tions of New England. What many
believe was the greatest of these was
that in Springfield, Mesa. where a
group of men, quick to comprehend the l
trend of events. some months ago took 1
up the subject and saw that what was '
needed was a movement big enough to
comprise every community in the six
New England states—an ail-New Eng-
land inoveingnt. Their big view of'the
matter followed the extI'Iordinery anc—
ress of the that county league is south-
ern New Englalld.‘thnt of Hampdeu i
County. which in the. first two years of '
its existence added to the farm iii-
cemes and voices of one county $1.-
”.030. “if this can be done in this
county. why not in others—do all New ‘
England?" was the way the vision pre- l
sented itself.
1 The outcome was the organisation of
the lies em States Agricultural and
lndnst Exposition. Though its title
contains the word “ExllositionJ' the
emphasisis on the \vorda“Agrlcultural
and industrial."
The keynote in this organisation in
cooperation. The organisers and di-
l
l
l
cultural and industrial interests of
every part of New England can be
brought into close relations both will
benefit hugely.» Each interest will learn
from the other and there will be
brOught about a spirit oi mutual help-
fulness, an appreciation of each other's
didiculties and a pride in success that
will make New England more united.
Support For the Exposition.
Launched about the beginning of the
rear. the Eastern States Exposition
has ,won’the support of not only the
business men of New England. to
whom its program appeals as the most,
workable yetcdevlsed for the purposaa
.. ..but of the. leadero of agricul-
tural thought in evorY‘ state and of
hundreds of “on the workmen.
it h a Mausehnoem corporation. with
o m1 stock .0! 3.150.000. divided into
Work "mm
‘ 5M”?
pm
em privileges» in.i.ho _ hotels
restaurants.”~:-New York Herald.‘
mums um so.» after the» lies j
l”. m
_-oo.eoo shares” of a par release! or»
each. -,
V TEE Exposition will ice-ordinate. re-
be
“5...... ..‘z when“ is
phoe when New India-d no ‘
those not yet awake to their m. j, .
ties »
was given in the New Indoor],
1Moretlianiiilofthiesemonstrous.
land's ills?" and out of what ever; up,
imost important oaths-is. of he ....
, Jive! held in New W came
trenching:
mascot New England Farm ana'
nus Union. to work. in M
.with the masters States Expositions;
Committees on finance and w
thin will meet in mm ‘3‘
slit to all New: “8‘. tbr‘l
Std"! Exposition II essentially
pic's movmm. its board 03. t.
is Wot men who row
viticulture. humus-sad .W
mm is the at: stairs hero
W'Wfluflu to ”W
movement. The mm
many others will do the all. M
they understand the scope MM
too 08 the expedition as a town“? '
dos-tom‘-
tioilai Dairy Show to New m,
one of several definite
lilo upoulidins of the “1k“;
dairyillg of the six states. '
rectors believe firmly that if the agri- ’
*iiforce and extend the'work that is'
.l'i
An illustration of what tbh
and W
_ conceal. _
it“!
What is the Rowdy for New haw
at the close declared ‘fivasgthtw ....
for the formation on;
the of the National Do Manet...“
2m ti. on the espodtlone
hundred and designed to ..
v
s’
i. '7
,.’
MM no, as» u mg...
The Winter the 10th may ,
I it i ii nu
to the. credit of tbe.Eastern Sta
herewturc held in Chicago. tho
to transplant it to New 1 . _
year could never have succeeded}, .
the directors 01 the ex _ '2
been able to show the men of the
die vsest that New England w-n. . .
preciate a dairy stimulus and
there was an organisation have“
enough to iiitlngiy handle the
thing of its kind in the mi
fertility is an essential to a s
agriculture and the encouragement;
dairying is therefore one of the chic!
aims of the new movement. The 0%
this] ‘ .
show will be a great force in
rection. ‘
The dairy show will be given in
group of buildings consisting» of m
scum, mil by 200 feet, con
unobstructed arena, 200 by IOOHMQ
and seats for 5,600 persons: a Mac ’ fit
ery Ball. 361 by 234 feet. horse ’ahbw‘
and cattle buildings for 1.200 bead, m«
beputifui new woman’s building will?
other structures. . _. ‘”
The woman's building will this We
be used for the exhibition of the .
of the boys‘ and girls' clnbrofl \
England and the North Atlantic ~ _ ~
The Eastern States Exposition. t« .
er with the dairysliow, created s; .
mlttee to cooperate with the'state .
local club leaders. in thin, m
There are 100,“
big work as clu
and home handicraft» .
daily 1‘10th .. ’
The United autos Departmqa
Articulate. throusb an .
of $15,000, is cooperating.
me! 0,! agricultural 001mm,)
enthusiastic in m. m
. Some or the
men We mason tag;
this" the government ..is ,
“to!“ 20 specular-lo hall) ...
thereon and girls how to select; . .
lnddeinonstratc, I .1 :5
" Tb”. boys' “It! glfll'. club me:
into» emailed that iii- no...
"‘“imm "dines mi aim. ‘
190910 Ill Melodop .. .... ~.
achieve dlltinctlon. m - . ‘
”WIN ski-have been
:Ifonr:
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