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FOR “LI-AUTOMOBILE CU)!”
find see the Allen 4. 8797. and Auburn
.s $1,085 before you buy. The \\‘hlie
“all“. Wk of I’. 0. South Ndliialh’,
'i’hone no. ' lino.
FOR 8ALE~AN EXCELLENT OP-_
por-lunity to secure standard lilitk’,“
mahogany upright piano. by sharing
umall unpaid balance on piano account
M'ill sacrifice for all cash. Write Ad—
.dior‘ (‘iO Sentinel. 3th
FOR SALE——llOU‘SE-ll0lrll GOODS I
”“9“” ‘0’ cuh- Mu‘r'l “9 Mm 8‘ 0““‘5improvements. inquire 84 Woodward entrance. J. & .1. Cash, held,
IQ Yost street, Soutll Norwalk.
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FOR “1.: ~ A LATE. MODEL‘
wadster, A1 condition. Electric lights?
“We-“WWI:
murmur.“ mutants-Wild-
henna-abolitionist.
T0 LIT.
to LIT _, town's swan :0
Mrs A. J. salmon 15 Golden lllll, curl
e.
TO LET — HOUSE 8 (WENT
Terrace will be thoroughly renamed
for tenant. May be seen at any time.
Inquire at 126 Plan Hill Road. 3t
FOR RENT—I ROOMS SECOND
floor. all improvements, first class con-
dition. within 10 minutes of center.
For particulars. Address “M" C10 Sen-
tinel, South Norwalll. 3t.
T0 RENT-{i ROOM APARTMENT
avenue. Them) 473': or 3654. 3!.
TO RENT—d m APAR’l'Mh‘al“l
Chapel street Item 66. Store Bast
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WANTED — DO" TO LEARN
plumbing trade, Apply A. E. Benedict.
22] Flu Hill Road. St.
WANTID—MACN NR BAR PORT-
er. Hotel Clifford. 3t.
WANTED—FOUR DOUlllJ THAN
driven. Bloody employment. Good
wages. ilumond Bros. 3t.
WANTED—GIRLS BETWEEN ii
and 16 mm of age. good opportunity
for quick advancement. Apply Factory
6'.
(bill. WANTED—AS CLERK IN
Manufacturing business. must be good
at lures. Apply by letter stating age,
and starter, extra rim, tools etc, Bllr- Washington street. Rent “0. Inquire qualifications and 5&1", expected to
min if sold at once. Address "13. 0. :t‘ til South lists street or ’Phonefio if "6. ‘3' 0:0 sentinel-
I'.” 127 South Main street, ’I’llone
“134-3.
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FOR MLE—DRUMMER SAMPLH
Imx for rear of Ford runabout and
some second hand furniture, 20.3 Eastl
m'aslliogton street. t '1
FOR RENT—FROM oer, 1.3m,i
upper part of house, 100 South Main?
.‘Ql'tlt’i, to small family of aduis RentE
$17. Inquire of Chas, II. Hoyt.
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eon SALE—11916 ovrlnlllmbj
touring car run very little. 1-191‘.’ Herr-i
eshoff 4 passenger roadster. 1-1910i
Cadillac 5 passenger, \Vcllrlc‘s stirring}
11 Raymond street. S. 26 tf..
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Mrs. Ethel Virgin 0 Ml!
VOCAL STUDIO
43 West Avenue.
South Norullik
Tuesdays
Fridays
10.12: 3.5
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For particulars
inquire at Studio
Wanted
—-AT ONCE—
Tweniy Girls
Experienced and Incxpericncc {
0n Machines i
Clean work, good pay, advancedl
5%- since Sept. rat on all work.
Apply to L. H. MARCUS.
manager, G. S. ROTH dz SONS
CO., 8 Union St. 80. Norwal'.:.
rill clllllllis
fill liliiillllillli
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A. M., (‘Iinton Commander)“, Knights
Templar tlnd Loyal Order of Moose.‘
At present he is Grand Lodge Officer
of the Knights of Pythias. He is mar-
ried and has lllree children.
Mr. Candee at one time was presi-
dent of the South Norwalk Board of
Trade. and has always been identified
with movements for the uplift of the
town. His loyalty as a Republican is
unquestioned and the, like his col-
league, will have it solid party behind
ilim at the polls.
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lvlng D. Robertson. 3
James T. Hubbell, nominated by the
Democrats for representative in the
Neutral Assembly, is n well-known cit-
izen of Norwalk. He has been con-
nected with the firm of Walsh & Hub-
llell, attorneys-at-lsw, for many years,
:~nd has a wide acquaintance in this
state. He has served two Lermsxin the
State Legislature. has been Mayor of
1he former City of Norwalk, corpora-
tion counsel, judge of the Norwalk
'l‘owtl court, and held other oflices of
minot importance, filling all with sat-
, infliction to his constituents and credit
. to himself. He belongs to a number of
clubs and fraternal organizations, and
.. in well thought of by all who know
‘- hint. ' .
James T. Hubbell.
Irving D. Robertson. of the Third
District, who also received the rib»
ninatlon of representative front :the
Democrats, is a prominent citizen of
inst place, He has retired from active
business, having for many years been
engaged in the grocery business and
also in that of sail making. He was
elected mmembor of the board of
councilman of the City of Norwaik at
“be last .letEtion. and has won the
f “ . i dedn med 1 ‘
:“fefuemmugngoz '3: '5 2 “‘3: the second round. He failed to reader and miscellaneous other thin. too 31‘1"”. - Maxim minnow“, "a m. m have m“ . .
of the office no Isn't-ken an .cuve rain “mom‘mnm “W“ the DN- nllmerons to mention. if stormy null ‘ A-IIIIUI .- l“ unsh‘éonvenlonco that it has incl , , .
“firm“ In the affairs of the Third scribed limit of ten seconds and no lair do! For order w" B m" .vo In M’m M l “NM to extend tbdr In to otbit‘ F Mkmann & C0
Tflstrlct. as well u the city in consul .mfi’fifir Lm‘cgm' ‘ W" ~- '-—-' ,, O 4‘1”!” ‘2 ”"1.“ u’ .3." ‘5'" '" 'h‘ru‘: ., ’ _ - ° “ i"
and MB hosts at friends were pleased m m ““3. Wm”..- «not , w I“ mirrors were donnt . m
. . or miss. NOTEO or run IUILOINO . can «also a means AND WINE I
a???“ ‘ M3,: \m‘“ in. .1. tour rounds. concluded on so ' DIPAPYIIIT. law” '" “l. "’ O .
{I _ mwuslts‘thsusnsnscm c.J.rsrrisvu,.-.mnspsrultto - A
4" 17... "rm us ’smumsumm-s wswtorlsslmulu
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TO LET—“Vii W3 WITH IM-
provementn
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WANTED—WOMAN TO DO Slit-lid.
M 57 Spring street. '3‘ family wash. (‘all evenings or Satur-l
quire Mrs. 11. rlbw-luv. iii Grove street. day afternoon, ' Seymour street. Nrs._
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Rogers ca. Stevens
ho all Varsity My
Pin the Young Ian’s
favorite. Itismdohy
Hort Schaifner 8. Marx
The name covers a
number of variations; p.
and anumber of styles ;
—all stylish and all
correct.
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See the new fall models
of VarSity Fifty Five
here: they’re ready
now. - f
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or ’Phone 1893-”. l. 4 ii. “0.6,... 3.; Nos-walk So. Nos-walk ' . ,. "
-—m enact.»’..::’:.'::.?:,V::':I..:::11...?leI-* - ~ * ' * w: —: = Jfi-a
F2: paerrgcgllafi Parts 0 u y. do good plain cooking: Address “If. um “films I
D." u Quintin-d nvsnuo. South Nor- __-._____ W4
Ask John T. Hayes ,w-wrm u , NOTICE 1
7 MM" 81‘. NORWALKJ WANTEO—A MIDDUI sonny _,_______ i If You Are GOIIIg to
Real Estate—Insurance
PAINTING —— PAPER-HANGING
decorating. palnter's supplies; Willi'
paper, unto-date styles, lowest prices:
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-i
our: solicited. Tel. loo, Alexander
White, 61 1—2 Ely al'enne, n12:
LOST.
LOST .-— 2 TUBES AND some
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housekeeper, good home for right
party. (‘sll after 5 p. m.. at 6 Putnam
avenue. ill.
WANTED A! ONCE IXPIIRIBN-
cod trimmers and binders on still hats.
Good wages and steady vorlr. Bonin-
ners learned. Apply God .I. florcll.
Sheridan street, Donbury, 'Phoue 914
and 1036.
WANTED—BRIGHT SOY m
.Admission of Electors
.\'o‘ll-c is hereby given that the nth
f ectnlen and town clerk of the Town of
iNorwalk will hold a session In the
Town (‘ourt Iloom. Wail street, Nor-
‘wllllt, Friday. October 20“), 1918.1‘1‘0111
'9 o'clock in the forenoon. until 8
o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of examining the qualifications of
tools between Woodward avenue and bus ‘ high school education as stock and admitting to the elector's oath
Woodward avenue. ‘
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FOUND.
FOUND—HOUSE DOG, BEARING
license No., 13020, Damn. Owner may
have some by inquiring at No, 1 Lex-
ing‘on avenue. Bela Lovoy. 3t.
INSURANCE
Fire. Life. Accident, Plate Glass,
Workman‘s Compensation, Liabil-
lty, Marine and Automobile.
Suretyviionda.
ITEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J. Ni. layton&Co., inc
Real Estate and insurance.
6 Railroad Av... So. Norwnlk
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LEGAL NOTICE.
This is to notify all persons con-,
cerned that on or after October 201b,
1916‘ I shall sell at public or private.
'iale pledges unredeemed within six}
months from the dates when the same:
were respectively left with me ill"
pledge.
The numbers of pledge tickets rep-
resenting ‘ssld property and the dates
of their respective issues are' as fol-l.
lows: ‘
moss 15847, 15877 — March I‘st 1916
Nos, 15884 —- March 3rd. 1916.
Nos. 153228. 15889 ~Marcll “11,1916 “i Simi» 30“”! Normdk- 'thle'l
Nos, 1589! ~ March 6th, 1916
Nos. 15905 — March 9th. 1916
Nos. 1594? :- Mal‘ch 18th 1916
Nos, 15950, 15955 —- March 20th 1916
Non, 15973, 15977 —— March 25th.
1916 . 7
Nos, 15982. 15984 — March 30th 1916
Non, 15986, 15988 — March slot, 1916
South Norwalk, CL, October 17th, public auction «Wednesday. Octobes'
Sentinel. Bi.
WANTED-TO I" Ml. KINDS
paid. Best prices paid for calves. ll.
_‘ Friedman, South Norwnlk. 'Phono
“51 or 317.
WANT
oesnsrons ox snwmo MACH-
Inos, pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRONERS.
iClllell, Peabodyi
& (30.. Inc.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOME
comforts, Mrs. H. A. Crow, 30 Chest-
1026—6 Every room heated by hot
water and comfortable In the coldest
:weather. Meals may be. had at Mrs.‘
Tone's, 41 Chestnut. street.
AUCTION SALE.
E. 'l‘. Bates Auctioneer. will sell at
22.2 Norwalk. Finder please return to 26 clerk in factory. State axe, reference. those persons who shall be found quail-,ii
3'- and salary expected Good opportunity.“°di
,_.___._.. for right boy. Address box 100. CiO‘
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And will be in session for the same‘
ipurposo at the following places and‘
times, to wit—‘- i
M the (‘ouncll room in the City
lof cattle and pou'll'ry. m. prices llall Building. North Main street,
iSouth Not‘walk, Saturday, October
tiller. 1916. irotn 3 o'clock until 8
'o'clock, in tile nftel'nOlm' and m the
Town Court Room. Willi street. Wed-
— nesday, October 25th, 1916 .from 3
o'clock until 8 o'clock In the afternoon.
At. the llbove places and times said
selectm-en and town clerk will exam-
ine the qualifications of those women
by whom or in wholle behalf applica-
tion has been made to be admitted as
union for school officers and upon any
question relating to education or to
schools and whose names appear on
"women's listeto be made," .
'l'nlcss all entered on the first list
as "to he made" whose rights shall
appear to have matured, shall have
been admitted or rejected, said select.
men and town clerk will be in session
for said purposes. at said Council room
in the City Hall building. North Main
street. Friday. October 27th. 1916,
from 9 o'clock in the forenoon until
8 o'clock in the afternoon. and not at;
tern-ards for the purpose of admitting
the, rights of any person on the first
‘ list under the title "to be made" will
mature after said Friday, October 27th
and on or before the day of said elec-
tors' meeting, said selectmen and
town clerk will be in session at the
ofilce of said town clerk in said City
Hall building. North Main street, on
the day before said electors' meeting,
to-wlt, Monday November 6th, 1916,
from 9 o'clock in the forenoon until.
5 o'clock In the afternoon and not at”
tromrds for the pumpse of admitting
suchvpersons, and for no other pur-»
pose. “ ‘ "I
Dated at Nor-walk, aforesaid, this
16th day of October. 1916.
edge of two of the sharpest curves in
1916. 18. at 1 do'olock a. m., at the residence
Have a
VICTROLA
ForYourCllrlstluaS' '. j '
Why Not Pick §0n0 o... . ij
Now and Have it Held for
Xmas Delivery?
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Our Easy Payment Plan
enables you to purchase the
style machine you wish.
Do not delay, you may
not later be able to secure
one, as Victrolas will be
scarce around Xmas till] 2.
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I. J. Collins Co.
12-18 North Main St.”
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MIRRORS TO WARN MOTORISTS.
Reflectors Placed n Sharp Turns on
Mountain Road.
Mirrors, three feet wide by five feet
long, have been placed at. the outer
Asparagus y
la nzounttln bouleva near Denver,
108., ROSENFIELD,
40 Water street,
m~t¢‘-—w——~
.i
of Wu, 9. Stewart, Weed avenue,
West Norwalk. Norwalk. Ct.. (Former.
ly the Louis Gregory Finds) the fol-
P111111? CAMEIJDONO.
PHILIP H. FIELDING,
JACOB W. WOUF.
Selectmen of the Town 0
iCdl. On moon ds collision is
‘one of the great. angers on account of
the many flirtis necessary in laying
{out a highway on readily negotiable
grade. These mirrors obviate this
have You Ever Tried
YOUNG NEGAR PUT OUT. lowing articles. antique tables, chairs
.. NEW YORK. Oct. 17.——Various ways and dressers, 1 porcelain lined ice box,
of winning and losing boxing bouts 41rdn-bedsteads, springs and mnttros»
were lllllllfl‘aled by tho awn—n! n'l“"‘- do ble Couches nnd mottrossoss
pals in the contests decided at are m’ 2 u '
Olympic Athletic Club last night. It ”00" "an“ and Wks- 2 ”WW mm
tell to the lot. of Johnnie Dunn,n light- and shirt waist box. pictures, run
weight. to demonstrate the efloctlvo- , (9:12),! couch covers. dish-es and pro
ness 3 well directed right hand swlnpung Jars. 1 a seated carriage, I
In the luv In the opening bout. Young’
Nessr. the recipient of the jolt. crnsb- skim harness. 5 incubators, 3 hovers
ed to the floor a limp and helpless ll“. borrom cultivator. 3 sprnyors.
boxer nftev- lighting two minutes in My cutter, a corn strollers. seed pinn-
Nomlk. ‘
HERBERT '3. SMITH.
Tonal Clerk.
NO MORE IACKAGHE FOR HIR.
lira. J. if. (Instill. Etna amen, ind,
strides: "i lilies-ed from severe back-
ache, and curb palm sheaths thrown
my back until i could not stoop over
and go?‘ up victim aid. Urinary
t
to
idnnger on the Denver mountain boule-
vard. As a car approaches the curve
Crown Astor Brand? '
*lil eithmuon. the mirrors. which M
:hsve need at the height ro- . _ _ s;
mull-ed. reflect. the other side or the Crown Aster Brand Cnhtornla Asparagus Tips ..... at}
s so that the driver is warned If _ , .
it is an auto just mulls the turn , Crown Aster Brand California Asparagus ......... .. 25¢
land the neodful precautions can be is .
lat“ You will surely enjoy this favorite brand. Try a can
The boulevard equipped with the
mirrors is a part of Denver‘s munici-
pal park system. being much used by
i ‘ and youwillbemorethnn pleased.
Norwalk Chronicler