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quire 110 South Iota street. It. _I
FOR “LI—1.14 FORD T‘OURlNG‘ ‘ WAN'I ED -- PAPBDH now
our in good condition [or sale (mo-5i To ““7”" R00“ APARTIM Alexander White, 62 1-2 '7 Ive-nae,i
Inquire Stephen Boas' Central um, PM” W 54 WWW-N Those 00. n. i
South Neural! It "not 'Phols nu or 86“. lt.‘ .. - .

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0 RENT—4 ml APARTMDI‘ porter, Hotel Ciliiol'd. lt.

laud. sired. an “- Blue“ 1, I
81,. Washington “I'd, Rm $30.1nqull'61 WANTED—A "o m m
~_'it“ ‘4 30"“! “l“ ““9“ 0' 'Phouet‘o it horse power motor. “toasting car-l

FOR SALE—HORSE, HARNESS "" rent. Inquire of Vincent Nanci pro;
and runabout, also hay, $75. Call ati To LEI—“3‘: S S WETLLIlK: PTMUF 0‘ ”1. N0""“ Printing (”'1
M” Winfield street, East lNorwalk. 3L: prov n I pring i re I ll Itiver stroa,NorIa.lk81|
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HORSE FOR GALE~VERI BRAS-
onahle it sold at once, At 105 East
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FOR RENT housn AT s culls "Thu“ m": A ‘ «.1 WANTED i IIIN APPLY AT
em Terrace. inquire at 126 Plan iiill' ""' N!!!" We“ 0‘00 M Wt
Road. PROPERTY—FOR SALEAND street u i

For Rent in all parts oi city.‘ ‘

ron 8ALE~ 151., cuss rowan? For particulars l waurso—mr worn: on motel

piano by rivate ar! . Address "X" dry 10 $810 home-.0111 ll- 3 ll! “1‘03

.30 Smut... " ’ .z Ask John T. Hayes 1.... m..... M. 3...... .£'
— MAIN ST. NORWALK-

FOR aALE—DRUMMER sunning:7 Rest Estate—Instance f WMTWD '0! “NH-f“!
[up for me- Of Ford mum“ aul’ __‘houoowu'h. ml, .- w & (1).,,
some second hood furniture, 205- ml PAINTING _. PAMHAMING ” WM ‘M' It.
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wmrm at man
paper, unto-date es. lowut plies.

FOR ”LI—01W“ muvrri Btimwtou cheats: gives. rust on “‘w‘uw'” '"
more a you: old. 3 as t test inch on: solicited. rel. too, Alexander M “Iml '“ “mum?"
sxo per thou-ao- [will pleat. some white. in 1-: '7 "com. Ifl'" I"... “ “our“
Bercseayr, Mid. Soon-NM gnu”... ~— ~~ must go
~ LOST. “M“

roe "we—whom amt ""- m “I
rooms no hath. not tube and rat-too WT-B‘N‘rm “°- 1“" 1’ w 7*” w: a
electric immune large gno- not and by South NW!“ 5"""8' 3‘“ 'mu“.'

\ery reuonahh. 20 Howard .m,‘l'lnder will please return book to “m I. I. I“ ‘

Bust Nowell. Call at at In!“ book. as payment has been stopped St
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FOR sou mm no” u w. LOIT—A oustx running 3‘» m..-‘5‘.“
long. 18 ltt._ cabin standing mun. tween Norwolk "no & Rub” Ca" “9“
Cheap, owner going South. 206 “fend Vaast Bros, garage. Finder please
Washington Direct. “-lrmm to Vast Bro... garage. Reward. w“"'“““ M m
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ron Item—most ocr.. liti..; ~—- “W‘- "3’ '0'..-
lllmer part oiihouse, 100 South Main LOST -— THREE TWENTY DOL- -
street, to snail family 0! adults, Rent iar bills on Rallrosd avenue between WANM WY “‘4 m
017. Inquire of Chas" n Hoyt. tl. Monroe street and Washington street. 0’ ““19 d M" ”I m
Reward Inquire at Sentinel othce. 8t. mm- M m P.“ " W.» K'
FOR SALe—i-im OVERLAND Friedman. out Knit. 1“
touring car run very little. 1-1912 Herr-l L03T~AUTO TIRE TUBE 30x3 1.; list or at.
98110“ 4 Dal-tense:- roadster. l-motmst between East Norwalk and rail '
Cadillac 5 Dwell!"- Wfihfle'l same road station, South Norwalk. R. C. .
11 Raymond street. 8. 20 tt. Thompson 5i First street, East Nor-
. walk. '
Mn. Ethel Virgin O'Neil i
won. aruoto l W A N T

Regent Theatre Building

75 w." sum. Norwalk , j ..' . ‘
Tuesday. ‘ i openness 0N snwmo MACH-

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ity, Marine and Automobile. . .
AUCTION SALE. Sgrgg’gggu. Trams ”X;"I§.T:tl..“?.‘t..3?‘£§££
REAL ESTATE NOTARIES punuc «WW! ‘ C° 1“»

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The subscriber will otter for sale at b . ECluefi’ Peabod
public auction on Saturday. October‘ Real an“. "6 Insurance.

6 Railroad Ave.. So. Norwalk

 

 

 

14, 1916, at two o'clock p. m.. with:

 

 

premises at the corner of Stchns . . , ‘ “5—.
street and Elmcrest Boulevard, in this 0" 0 *

INEFFICIENCY IN SCHOOLS.

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city, all the right. title and interest or

the estate 0! 0. H. Banks in said lot. .
and also in lot number two (2) in the Cute Board oi Education Starts sutel

 

 

 

Isaac; Secuon Of Grandview Park. Di- Wide Movement After
vision B located on Woodside avenue, M‘k'w Pm”-
in this city Startling lnemclency In the schools.

Terms will be announced at time o! of some Connecticut small towns is rc-ta W8 “ted
sale or may be obtained from vealed in cards being sent to voters as‘ A 0

WILLIAM H. GUTHRIE, part of a statewide movement for n ‘- T NCE—-
Auctioneer. higher degree of efficiency in the work Twen‘y Girls
_‘ of town schools. which has been, , .
sewn: IN RtooEFlELoT— ;launched by Charles D. Hine. secretary Experienced» and Inexpeneuced

' Ndzetleld has begun strict entoree- ot the State Board or qucation. 0n Machines

ment of automobile law within its Twenty towns in the state have at Clean work, good pay advanced

precincts since recent serious accident ready been investigated and the re»; 7 'nc Sept t ' all

on its streets and strangers In the ports oi the surveys made to the state 5 o 8! e ' m on work.

town will do well to use caution there. board. According to a series of cards Apply to L. H. MARCUS.

particularly as some of the regulations made from the data in the reports of . manager, G. S‘. ROTH & SONS
are rather unusual. It is illegal to turn the inspectors the condlslons in some C0., 8' Union St. So. Norwalk.
an automobile around in front of 9. Mills schools are of a serious nature. '
business building on a Ridgetleld Up to the present time cards have . -
stmet_ and in cases where arrests been prepared for the voters of West-~ .- ~

have been made for violation of this brook, Chaplin and East Windsor, and' FmMShed Rooms
resulationt fines hav-S‘Ileen imposed. the information they contain to creat-

even though the violation was an In- lug unusutd interest in the district's WITH HOME COMFORTS

noient (1):! d 5 aitectcd; MRS. H. Al CRAW'y
utomo e rivers who have been The inspectors who have been Worm ' ,

» “topped outthe steep hill where the ing, on the survey are E. W. Ireland. ”Chum!“ St" Sn. Norwalls
Dnubury ma lotus mama! street N, Sear-ls Light and Gordon swut and Pm“ ”'5“

* have made much complaint about the their reports show a surprising oon- Ellery room heated by hot water
action or constables resuming traihc dition or attains in some. of the dis- and comfortable in the coldest
at that point Inhaltlag cars ascimdiug trlcts they have visited. All small weather.
the hill in; order to permit cars travel- towns, wth or without state supervis- » .
in; along the comparatively level road ion. are being investigated. When bad Halifax: :‘Chmugtst Mm
at the hood of the hill to pass. The! conditions are unearthed the investl- ' ‘ '
fly that Imexoerienced tratllo oilioer gators put the matter up to the town. mm
on duty at such: corner would halt school committees and when" no so. pusuc “tenant—w. l._ AUST-
the machine invents on the level tion is tortheominusrds axe-sent out ins will sell at public nation all the
rather than one mending a steep to all the voters ot the town: by the household himlture' Including some
grade in sslluatlon at this kind. Mauv State Board of Education. Some ,j'o! one antique pieces and many othono-ot
Danbury drivers hqyosbaou (subjected those cards are strong indictment-ll grant value. kitchen utensils. some
to this apparently W moi. against the schools and premium wood. garden tooh..ponltry and beauti-
auce and it is probable that the au- create a stir in the. various: oortuuuu-~ tul Mum cat. at. the largo white
thoritiea ot Wield will he. uhdrto lites investigated. homeroom door totlrmNoroton UM.
direct tho-ooustables on duty at this rumor» towns are theonly on” on the Post Wednesdays om

 

 

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The New Fall
Su‘tsaad Coats

'ARE UH USUALLY snort-run

“WWWutheir
It!“ unihywuothan.

$7.98 to $50

Dresses

Former season can offer no com-
parison for the New FALL
STYLES because this season’s
showing so far ouuhines the past.

$5.98 to $25

GIRLS‘ cons ............... $8.98 to .15
Boys surrs ................. $3.93 toss
GIRLS' scuooc DRESSES Special at .. 93¢
BOYS' ovnncom-s ........ 33:98 to 312

Men’s and Young Men’ 5
Suits and (knots

'l'here’s a change of stylo in
len’ 9 Clothes, and we have them
here. “

$12-98 tori-5
SWEATERS

For Men, Women and Children

98c to $8 .00

JACOBY’

153 WASHINGTON $15an

 

 

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Worlunan’s Compensation, Liabil- MEN SHIRT IRONERS' ’ w 4 I

Charge Accounts Opened

 

 

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The more speed the
greater the need ...for a
warm motor ulster.

Large, roomy coats of
warmest cheviots and Shet-
lands. .

Scotch knit jackets and
waistcoats.

English motor caps lined
With Jaeger wool.

Goggles. Gloves.

Lap robes including some
washable 311- wool steamer

rugs—just the filing for.

motoring.

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Roosns PharECounuv

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Ell-18th St): “The l! “til 8!.

Wm C more" Filth Ar...
“Warren 0 at list St.
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Refreshing g3-
A bsolutely sazlcss bedspring Does not roll occupants to center
$5me noiseless Cannot tear beddothes
Perfectly military, gem-proof Easily dusted.
Quarter. Camry Guaranty Thirty Nicki Trial Free

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