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i
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~eventual. last mu
Wants!
W‘m’—To not.
or Sale. bumnaas and
Prdessionul Cards. and
w—w-lj
qummMy-flnlflahul‘snflo
”Mitchell wwwxuwmhw
”costume-abste-
oithsuwoaimwaibshtd
isthsmsvcfl'a'arhetthseliroi
. hserCmDoiNsPriee. limousines-ima-
_...F I _._l3thdnyoi00hber.i9ltaldflt
Lt} mm _ O'Mlnsntiheflnssnaldfer
. a, 'm—"Mfom. _ mm." WMWWW needle
10 LET—AN APARTIENT or '0‘
- retreats—la NOT FLAT sor- .
none lessor boat. cheap just the boat {or
IBM Assists now-mauve
a.
five desirable rooms in excellent con-
Bath I“ mt.
dition, with bath m other mp"... general housework. Good wages. Ap-
fugue. r. w (m of “a“ 1: Eye to Frasier oumn, Roe/nylon av:-
WANTED-mm II westwards-Wynn.
Nor-sh.
(Old lied Men's list! but WW
.. 1
FOR “LE—HOUSE SIX ROOMS:
lot W0 ieet, city water. some iruitii‘ 1"; RENT—3 8-300“ APART"
Three minutes to trolley. Price 31MB“ 3:?“ : ”Vom- Exit; 832;???
ll. Duncan. 27 Camp street, Norwnlk- int concern
T0 RENT—figment APARTMENT
«Chanel streel. Rent to. Store Essa;
{Washington street, Rent 830. Inquire NOW-alt
flr—v
FOR SALE—TWO ACRE TRUCK
isrm, seven room house, barn. iruit.
Six miles Bridgeport, Convenient
WANTED—BTW all:
typewriter with some new“ 43 Third Ward. last Nomi: Willi-
bookkeeping in Onion of “WWW“ Club rm
ton street. South riomlk.
Third aid. N Math Rom
Address in own hand} some ward, Winnipauk Repubu
writing stating experience and ulnryfcan Club rooms.
wanted Address P. O. Box 485. South
iith Ward. Waylon Hose Com-
pany Hall.
M of Illd caucuses shall elect
3i.
school church and “on. 11. 500. J. at 64 South Main street or 'Phonoso ti
Arthur Peace, 109 Wyll street, 8th!»
port.
limprovements, private entrances Cen-
FOR “LE—ALL culmrle;m"y located. Rent reasOnsble. lnqiure
.WANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM.
To LET—300MB WI!!! PARTMLlw-ith bath, for two gentlemen. Must
be near center. Address giving price,
“Furnished Room,’ Cp Sentinel.
delegates sud choose in its own ulnar
ner alternates to the Rarubliosa Tm
Convention hereinafm called. as lol-
lows:
The caucus in the iirst ward shall
3!.
felt hats. 31- We also hava 3 complete. It iii-0N. 13 Cross streel, South Noni
line of underwear and notions, 40 Van' walk.
‘Zant street.
“ 70 LIT—.3 ROOMS
El} fully, furnished or unfurnished. all tinel
FOR CALEe-S. C. WHITE L
3” WMTNALHMDY FOB. M-
dies ready to wear store. Must be ex-
lN rnrvnu Wis-cod Address "A. s c." 010 Ben-
sloct six delegates and choose six .1.
ternstes to said convention
The caucus in the second ward shall
a, elect nine delegates and choose nine
alternates to said convention.
ilorn pallets. Barred. Rock puiletst mddmprovementg. u Woodwind "flue
legbom hens Address Put Oiilcs box" ‘ it [
No, 3“. 'Phone 1089. saw ’ ' ‘13
TO LET—FIVE BOO
H “1- were Mfg“ Co.,
WANTED — GIRLS '0 PACK
( hardwnre. steady work. biennium Hard-
“ Fort street, East
The caucuses ia the third. fourth
and fifth wards. shall each elect three:
delegates and choose these alternate!
to said convention.
3t.
No caucus shall elect any delsgats
FOR,“ “Lg—A FEW USED‘ provemeuts Al 57 Spring s t.1n- 'Norwalk Conn.
Pianos st m. Prices. Budweuiiluire Mrs. R. 'l'srlpv. 16 Grove street.‘
i’isno 00., ' 3" {0' Thong ‘1"
_A i
won eats—1 NICE 3 rAulLv MESS, NOTICES.
iir You axpscr To sutLo LOOK
A. 4 ti l “ANTED-ramble son rAcuiNu
room. hay work for good pay, if sst- .
Wm. H. Jacob d: Sons. Shoe lien-
uincturaru. Beldeu avenue, Norwalk. it
or choose any alternate escort be be a
resishni oi the ward in which is held
the caucus electing or choosing him.
. CONVINTIQN.
A convention of the several Repub-
ments, second door. 4 rooms wash-
tub amgmrahunoutm
sink Q toilet. Lot “[147 11 14W
ton ensue.
1 in!” new 2 family house. Inside
hardwood finish. first floor 5 rooms
improwaments'. Second floor. same. Lot
60x147l 76 Lexington avenue.
i nice two family house i reams.
Houses: years old, 24 Oxford street. We mentions. “who” or “1190'?
1 nice 2 year old house for two in. . Honslly. 'Phone 1491-4. Steven B. Kill:
llics first iloor. bath. wasbtub d; sink 76 Lexington avenue.
househsrst floor. l rooms all improve.
our some at the house constructed
contract work including repair “‘1‘. J." CIOSentinel
mason work. muons: m 11 --—~-
mun—sinus, FIVE OR 00‘
by in. bolero relishes the contact Wwithinssovsnestmnpedlo-
.Best of workmsnmshlp [do all kinds 0! cation, by young couple. Address “J.
and have s our one" built homo-l wauvco - menus-Arman
‘for sale. Each 3 two iamiiy h0"“;in every town of 1.000 or over to sell
with all modern improvements in NW pasted article all or part .iime. Ex-
ceptional ODDOttlllily. United Special
ty Sales Co, Room 814, 60 Church
stunt. New Haven. Conn.
lican delegates so elected at said sev-
Prsl nard caucuses will be held lnibe
ward caucuses, will be held in the
moss: oi the Republican town coin-
mitten. Red lieu. Hall .._M Washing-
ton street. in at! m wand, on
8-
es. to wit:
6t.
Second door-Will) & M118 Ely
avenue. bot 45km
2 houses on 1 lot for 4 families. Lot
i60x300. At 24 Knapp street. Inquire
at 76 lsaxmgton avenue" Stephen Kiss.
w W
‘ PROPERTY—J03 SALE AN D
For Rent in all parts of city.
For particulars
w
WANTED—GIRL
with house work and care oi small
child. “J" 010 Sentinel.
T0
0‘
ANT
November 7th. ”16.
Ask John T. Haves
7 MAIN ST. NORWAL'K.
Rest Eaton—Mm
FOR SALE—14916 OVERLAND
touring car run very little. 1-1912 Herr-
- eshoff i pussenger‘ roadster. 1-1910
Cadillac 5 passenger, Webrle's garage,
11 Raymond street. 8. iii ti.
’ . ~ decanting. painter's supplies:
of cattle and
psmrmo — pAPEMlANleo 1151 0' 317-
Wlll f
WANTIDr—TO BUY ALL KINDS
Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ii.
Friedman, South Norwaik.
poultry.
October. 1916.
The»
committee of the town of Norulk
EDMUND E. CROW};
Monday, October 10th. m0. at 7:45
o'clock p. m. tor the following purpos.
lst: To nominate candidates of the
Republican party tor representatives‘
in the next General Assembly of the Raymond street by James A. filler, is
Stave oi Connecticut. and candidates not in any way connected with Green
ior justices 0! me peace. all to be vot- Bnpulr Church. neither does lb.
ed upon at the election lobe beid.cuurch approve oi the actions of Mr.
2nd: To transact any other business
proper to COBK‘ ‘bciore said convention.
Dated at Norwslk, this bill day of.
By orded of the Republican town
Chairman of said committee. I
FOR SALE—«RUBBER. TIRED AND
leathen cushioned runabout. Newly
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
WANTED—— EXPERIENCE) (DP-Br
store and cementere on raincoat!»
Steady work. good pay. Apply Victoria
Attesl
- fit" W‘infiii't‘fe‘jb‘f W 5'5: ’5‘, ‘ :12 a . -'
painted. Inquire st 332 East avenueK
East Norw.nlh
-. -
bi: solicited. 'l‘el.
“White. 61 1.2 Ely avenue.
400, Alexander
m2:
Waterproof Co.. 0 "later street. Boll-ll W'
Norwslk. l1.
Furnished Rooms
WI'I‘I-I HOME comma'rs
masnncaaw, WAN T
30 Chestnut So, So. Norwalk ‘ it at once for his own honest. The
. . boat is a list bottomed-green” it.-
n .
P” e ”‘6" orans'rosa on sawmo MACH-‘cenlerboard and had most. Albert v
Every room heated by hot water loss, pay while learning. Schimmcl. ii.
and comfortable in the coldest
weather.
Meals may be had at~ Mrs.
Toonc’s, 41 Chestnut St.
Flower Pots.
Stone Crocks, Preserve Jars,
Fruit Jars. Jelly Glasses, Jelly.
Strainers, Wine chs, Apple-
Pickers, Curtain Stretchers, Oil
Heatem Etc. .
{W
NEW 1
MEN
Promptédellvsry
25 Washington at.
SHIRT lRO‘NERE.
mm team
&Co.. Inc.
LOST.
pin, wishbone across the center, be-
PERI‘lV’AL H SHERRDN,
Secretary of said committee.
HOME OF SALE OF REAL ESTA?!
In pursuance oi the interlocutory
judgment oi foreclosure and sale made
in the case of The South Norwslk
Losr—l ADVlSE THAT PARTYrSfliIn Bank vs Agnes A Grimm.
which took my boat from Marvin at nln. hearing date of the and day
Beach shore Thursday night 10 return of June; 1916.1,tlle undersigned the
icommlttee appointed i band by said
iiudgmcnt to make snid sale, will sell
'at public suction to the highest bid
der, on themremises on blunder. the
-23rd day of October. 1916, at 2 o'clock,
LOST—A SMALL ROUND GOLD’ in the afternoon the land and prenu-
seu mentioned in said judgment and
133.17! (ALE 0'
Lust and robust to
[:9 than oi PM tor the
N hit-UM real estate. to wit:
All that cumin and 0 ”It“ i
had. with the buildings hereon. situa-
lhlt: Easterly 28.11 feet by West
,avenus; Southerly 168.6 feet by land
oi Adelaide 1'. Stflens sad Westerly
to lost more or less by land
d the Norwsit investment Contra”.
and hung the asalhair partial lib!
II as designated on a certain use sled
Town of Norwslh. November 18th 1905
entitled "lap of s Portion of Belle isl-
and, 1005, 0. hi. Wood. c. I."
All that certain tract or parcel of
land. with the buildings thereon. sit-
ustod I said own oi Norwaik‘ nt Belle
island. bounded blorthorly 66 M b!
land 0! James A. Farrell; Easterly iii
feet by a common passwsy ten feet
wide; southerly 64.08 foot by land of
Adelaide 1'. Stevens. and Weeteriv
i8." test by West avenue; said land
ebiug designated as lot 24 on a map
died in the office oi the town clerk of
|said town of Norwalk. November 18th.
1805. entitled “Map of a Portion of
“WWI“. C. \'. \VMC E."
together with a right of way over and
upon said passwsy tor the purpose oi
1a common pusswsy together with all
the right title and interest of one Joel
0. Poster in or so much of said pass
way to the center thereof as dipourns
,said lot 24. subject, however. to the
0"“ of the addoining proprietors and
the inhabitants of said Belle Island to
use the some Ior the purposes oi a
Will Film”
[or particulars and We. apply to
THE SOUTH NORWALK TI-US‘!‘
00.
ii:
ity
of
EXECUTOR.
some
The so called Union list-lion. as
Fuller. The public will please govern
‘itscli accordingly.
JAMES STREET.
G. W. JOHNSON.
J. WHITE,
W. C. MINTON.
CYRUS MATTHEWS.
‘ W .H DIXON.
Deacons.
i s s. HENDERSON
Pastor.
iJilIliiPtlll till his
..__._..-
PETROGRAD. Sept. li.——The Patri
otic Anti-German “Society of 1914"
has petitioned the government to pros
acute the Extreme Right leader, Ii.
Buletzel, for high treason. be having
strives. it is alleged ,to sow discord in
the ranks of the Allies.
bl Bulstzel edits the Black Hun‘
dred Weekly. the Russky Graidnnin
in the last number he wrote an arti-
Kl
“mumw.";thmiu that lithe rust Chiei dill
mm!!! a“ lea m ind-gnot comply Jesus Carlson's
ill m oillce of the Town Clerk 01 said mce of any other PM“ city 0th-
el‘s leu m m mesa
women teachers married to soldiers in
thelrstdausoftheeonniel toretsin
their Witions, but they have netgone
tanker. Scientific lnes ase-advamiing
the removal oi any limitation on the
marriage oi women‘ieachers.
)ects. recently directed attention to
the tact that nearly 20 per cent. of all
women in Berlin forty years old are
angle. a lumber almost double that
PERM. Oct.
Chinese subjects are living outsideof
Chinese territory according to n cen-
sus Just compiled by the My oi
commerce and agriculture indie has
nttrncted more Chinese than say all-
gle country.
Wm are 1.900.000 Chinese in India.
while CochinChlna ranks second with
1,740,000 Chinese.
number have settled in Slain. where
they practically control important bus-
iness aw have become Mensch-
wealthy.
Chinese are living in Siberia. and the
same number are in the Malacca Pe-
ninsula. lot-shank. an English cob
any. shelters dugout) Chinese and 200,
000 are living in Canada and Mexico.
Chinese. are residing in the United
States and Europe. but no estimate is)
United States.
tion has been received of the report
of the death of Alionso Santlbanes,
the slayer of General Jesus 'Csrrassa.
brother of the First Chiei. Santihanes.
' was shot and killed by Aurelio Her-t
nitrides, a follower of Felix Dina, nt Zi-
tween West avenue and Hawkins avo-
nue. East Norwalk. Finder will please
return to 10 Hawkins avenue. 3t.
-—
LOST—BANK soon So. snarl,
Newark, N. J., issued by the Howard.
Savings Institution. Payment has been
stopped. Finder is requested to leave
some at the bank. 768 Broad street.
Newark, New Jersey. at.
Elure. bite, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmsn’s Compensation. Liabil-
ity, Marine and Automobile.
I . v."
Hillside Solace!
Prospect. Hill Norwelk.
The. School will will the fail
tori-ll obtuse year 101007 on Wed-
nsaday morning, October tall, at-
1
Surety-Bonds. nine oloinok. p,
'flEAMSl-IIP TICKETS " E W35“? ‘39“: We
Mss. EthelL‘lsi;si°i::'Nfil f MAKES PUBLIC , was. hitchW “slim
vocA ._ . . niie and Primary
3...... M" ......... ,..lll..l.sytou&Co...1luc . m... a... m... mm»...
rs Wall Street. Norwnlk - ' '“i m" “ "mm "m‘ “mm" ” “m” °"‘ “h
Tuesday- ,1- erlm Asia. as. Mom-ills! 321% mm °" MM his“!
Friday. ru- penicillin ‘ . ' .- flinhlpbiphn at
10-12;‘ ,3-5 Mullins. It We . _ ' [lymool any morfinrsmten
w ‘ , e Ottoman. ‘ii I
, - 1 i' YOUR FALL SHIT sent on m “I J”...
item's wilr. i \ "WW" '3‘ ""‘wm'
“I’ve got an whiny witty wile." IS HERE unis Mutt Mutt"
boasts com me. “I get most. BEST muss m'rowu . " l- ”m“
‘~‘ofmypodstuEMher,totellyou . fir" .. ., - >
the train. Sometimes. though, her CREME 1'09 stun, THING:
it . , hit. 1. 7- ‘ '
i! in 0' m '3‘" M W” ---- Two little stun. Annie and dextrose.
Now, tbhrothswawoninssl came home
reeling sonnets-mall. I: had: a com;
that m gallium Wor with. nm,‘
1 Nd I m ill limb-t 9!. halaor
Well, legal ' up the wall
and my.- WWMWQ does. aveingi
me attempt
uhe said.
“‘Cow' ‘1 when
u em.
., WM 92--
l. ‘~}253‘~‘N
imam
42-39mm or.
We
m- +01eve- before the lawyer tot m with
we“ will: Weather one moraine.
ills Will.
we—
asked Millie's r
.. lug, situated in the City oi Norwalk.
'Sllortiy after Annie came in iron the
pla'wow. Gertrude was heard ory~
“What is Garlands crying about?” "
clean. m. «plum 1'"
WWW Malawian”? “ibld lhstvaiieahu stone W Jill great his: houwfirlgflo’umm
. swam mum'tmmmu
» . missus-m vase. ‘
We» 'X 0:. admitted that he was nearly so ”mm” WWW
herein described as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land. with the buildings thereoruland‘
in quantity seven (7) acres, more or
less, and bounded Northerly by land
formerly oi Joseph Cor; Easterly by
land now or formerly oi Selleck Wa-
terbury and by land new or formerly
oi Louis Van Gel; Southerly. by land
oi William and Agnes Keillor. by land
oi-Gustav Theliue. by land of Selleok
anhury end by s highwu'; and
Westerly by a highway known as
Highland avenue and by land (omen
ly. of Joseph Cos.
Terms ornate to be as follows; ’l‘en
per cent (10%) to be paid in cash at
the time oi sole. balance by Wounds.
day, October 25th 1916. at 12 o'clock
noon; the committee reserving the
inight to insist on ”Mt in full in
cub at thetilne of‘ssle. shouldt-h? hid-
‘der be unknown to. has.
A. nwrourr KEEP.
Committee. ‘
W
NOTIQI. 17o. nonhuman
m ,
etc on Mr. Asquith's declaration con-
cerning bringing to book those re-
sponsible for international crimes“
whatever their position. On the
ground that the declatation was di-
reeled against the Kaiser. the article
contained a scurl‘lous diatribe against
Great Britain for “planning n tribunal1
such as sentenced-lo death Mary.
Queen 0! Scots. and Joan of Arc." In
two years of war, continued the ant
cle. the British army bed sdvsuced
only a few hundred yards, and the,
task of bringing in the_,prisoner was
therefore presumably to be imposed
‘on Rosell-
' Awarding to Mr. Asquith, “head of
tho-English Freemasons." the ill-tribe.
l
the time came ior Russia to conclude
an advantageous andhonornhle peace...
shut when the. Eobensollern dynasty‘
had been laid low by Russian bayo'
lieu, ‘ " "
insulated out tint the article in el-
Seaied proposals will be unsolved
up to noon oi Oct. 12 for the sneavsr
tion and foundation work for the East
Norwsik Community Hall Bundles
Plans and speotscations may be seen
at the stone at The Carbon (30.. 1.0
First street. Ellis received by Mrs.
'H: J Ellison. Chairman Building Com-
allies Seaside Place
“John. flotsam habit.
it'
minimum you were tailing Mr
feet advocated a separate peace be-
tween Russia and Germany. it was
resolved. to send a. deputation to Sir
George Buchanan, the British Ambas-
sador. to convey the sentiment of the
meeting and of the overwhelming
nas- ofiBusslsns. '
.OEleoillto “mm * » - Wham-W‘M wome- Mil
‘Mhmmm,dmemwv‘
mwfmmulflngto‘shail “retained inofiuasndroceiya
din W1 wasn’t issuing to Illi-
all 1 wastalhingtn the loan-1 slip- stslbiunds for longthoissrviool m
‘- on it and ism-Young's states- which. . -
‘ ‘ M
months increased” Wm
talus and held them (or ransom. He
‘demnnded of General Venusilano Car- 1
sun that his brother's life be spared‘
and his
went on. the’ war was not to end when '
, _ Indigent speeches were made at the ,
meeting of the ”Society of 3911i, " it be-
BEBLIN. 0st. fire—The- magistrscy ..
sad esboolbosrd‘ or 39!“!leth "
the liar drawn by them. bonito; 16.1
wilialsebe endeavoredtoseoura tor!
“WIS
WEWQMNSICBW
e
lib;
‘woull par tho fetish. ' ~‘
The Fira‘ Chis: termed to stub
declaring that it was iuiposslbls l. t.
grant the demands even to save .3 y _
brothers life. no. answer. uses psi. 3*
ei'iort to capture the bandits but m
unsuccessful and Jesus Correct: ‘0' 1'
Dr. Fe- sllot against a wall.
Theilhaber. a welbknown authon
on social and socialogicsl sub
LONDON. Oct. Spline Hon. We .
trend Russell, who was recently 0‘? i
and subseouentiy deprived of his “-
lowship and ruidentlnl [11in
Cambridge as the author of n W
published by Gib W 3‘»
lowship. is to be prevented uni. “If
a generation ago.
____.__.__-——‘——
5.~-Nine million
the United Kingdom A notice to
eliect has just been served on .
meWsromonaIdbyesdi,
cidoncs it was his cousin. Lieut .. 1
colonel the In. A. l". V. RnssnIL_
allied the order as W“ 5"
nary authority. “
The census shells that
Aboullhossino
been resumed on the We
sl Theatre which has been in _
of mm bl “I 1‘
contract for the main! [use
which will surmual the
been let to a New liars vino!
ers and W W“
______._._..———-
THE HAGUE. “album.
li.—'i‘hs Belgian town oi {
lbeen lined 50.900 hurls beams"
the occasion of the recent - -»
fete, some of its inhabitants but ‘
ed a his new W... » "
oi an on ktrec. in em to
tree minst German MM
chad surrounded it with- w‘.
“Your son is a product 00‘ 4
tversi y. I take it?" said the polin « ‘-
Five hundred thousand
The com estimates that 600.000
ven as to the exact number in the
”—
HEXICO CITY. Oct. 6.-—Connrma-
huailnn, Oaxaca. Word later w;s rot! .. A sort oi byproduct." "PM
ceived that llernnndez also ha in! Selphmsde ‘He was fired celeb
his liie in s skirmish with Constitufl . o! them"—Puck.
ionaltst troops.
Snntlbanez who had been a federal}
eadlr in 1914. in 1915 iOrmed with! ASKMMGB!‘
this men a part of the command oiCen‘ HORLIGK‘.
oral Jesus Carranaa on the isthmus of:
Tehuaniepec. A brother of Ssntibanezi M 0m
in opposition to the government was ”LT“. I'm
captured in the north and was held “m
”M II‘
for execution. lmpelled bv this fact
and by pmsonai ambitions. Santibanez'
'suddonly seized Jesus Carranza and;
his staff, took them far into the mono-1
own ambitions gratified.
.—________._———————————-"'
An W {gleam Does not roll occupants to censor A“
Absolutely noiseless Cannot m beddotllos -' .,
PM m. M Easily ms. _
The um is Bedspring comm
[1A. J. Angevine &Soo Co. _
134.136 wallow Street. i. :
Norwalk Chronicler