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ilr how. on improvements. on twin
in line. upper Iain street. \‘ery
"an" ”I. little cash toquilied. in;
more KM t mace, Atiys. Bouthi
Norwllk. or Tel. 585-2, or write P. 0.?
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no. «momma Nomad 031 3 J R lsgmt lilngzeALK WANTED rmuuw 3‘. “PERL! . ‘ y e
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won SALE—ONE SUGAR with ENCED Oh Mons S'rngm HAT... COOKIE: E38 Th
slowegone sewing machinc, both mi
good condition. (‘ull at 16 Pleasant.
BL, Evil Nerwalk. 031 3h
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top. Brand new. cheap with side curvi
lallln‘ J ii. Meeker, 16 Washington:
Si. 030 iii;
FOR 3ALE~AFT0MOB§LE COMEj
and see the Alien 4. $795 and Auburn.
,6 $1,035 bvforc you buy. The Whitel
minim, Lu: k of l’. 0. South Norwalkli
'l'h‘Jlle 94d. lmo.i
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To LIT—GOTTA“ 7 ”OISE WANT” m M- PORTER
newly papered and painted on North work by day. Hotel Buford.
lain street, 80. Norwnlk. Eleni Sib.‘
For articular-
Ask John T. Hayes
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‘ WANTED YQL'NG ,_ “'MANI
‘wants to work by [he'diy washing;
land ironing. Mrs. Bidnar‘ti‘e my avefi
~flan-on mucus: BEAsQR mars!
To RENT—4 noon APARTMENT; UNTIL JUNE JST. APPLY LEN
Chapel street. Rent :6. Store nutfiLRflREEN 00.. N0. 34§~ELDERT§
Washington street, Rent 830. inquil‘o‘ ST.. BROOKLYN, N. Y. '
World Over
The Sun Never Sets
On. A Glenwood Range
at 64 South Main street or 'Plioneoo it;
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WANTED MIDDLE «EEO GER-l
man‘Anlcrican woman “chili poni-l
lion as housekeeper for ”widower or!
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“To LET-FIVE ROOMS WITH lM-‘
provements. At 57 Spring street. In»
quire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove stream.
or 'Phone 1393-12.
in a small family: Addrcso with pur-
A- 4 llgtii-uluro to Mrs. .llarrett'oare hm.
‘,l.clwis, No. 81 While
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1gencrul housework. Apply ileSi‘ln'i- w
Ave. East Norwalk
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At Reasonable Price:
NEW MODEL! FOR AUTUMN
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cons and TAILORED surro- i
SERGE and AFTERNOON onasu i
as and SEPARATE SKIRTS l
BLOUSES
The Little Shopi
K. d A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN 8T.
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F. ll. BAXTER, Druggist.
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dead man, and Frederick Signor, an.
automobile salesman of the Blue Rib;
hon gnmgv of Dnnbury,‘ who had been;
acting' as chauffeur. ‘ :i "j
Signor was arrested at the Norwalk‘
Hospital, when the injured were.
taken. He is held without bond?
charged with operating the car whilo
intoxicated. Coroner Phelan visited
the scent? of the accident yesterday
nficl‘noon‘to gain a good idea of ilm'
clurroulldiugs before the inquest is“
held. Mrs. Callahan "was discharged;
from the Norfolk hospital last nigui.l
Mr. and Mrs. Hencbry and Signor Erei
olill tllorc. Mr. llcnebry is suffern'lkv
from a slight concussion of the brain
and poullibie internal injuries. Mrs.
‘llcl‘lchry has a number of severe
bruising, willie Signor is similarly in-
jurcd
The party had been to New York
il wm-l reiurning when the accident
tnpponod. While rounding theilcum.
the. scone of the wreck of the Point
'Union Mission Sunday school special
trolley m the summer of 1914 . the
onto, a new twin six Packard. left the
road which was slippery with dew.
and crashed into an electric light
pole, snapping it offiwo feet mom
fhcr‘ground. .Thc impact of ‘the col-
llsion threw the five passengers in'to
. the air all directions. Continuing
ml its course. the machine caromed
off a telegraph pole about 30 feel
distant from‘ihe electric light pole,
bounded off a tree and plunged
through a fence surrounding a vacant
lot owned by Frederick Nash, and
came to a standstill.
By the force of the first collision,
Callahan was thrown a distance of
about so feet, landing on the ground
allcud oi the machine and directly in
its path. He struck the ground with
such force that his neck was broken
and his skull fractured. The rear
wheel of the auto passedmver his head
as he lrly dead on the ground. and the
hmken axle rested thereon. crushing
in his skull.
Crawling to the Nash house. Signor
notified them of the accident. An am.
bulnnce from the Norwalk hospital
was summoned and Undertaker
charles Fable. was. callcd up and sent
a wugontor the body of Mr. Callahan.
‘ The body of the dead man was ship-
ped no Danbury yesterday afternoon
. bx )mdertnker George P. Potter of
3,? city who took charge for Mr. Fa~
M Deputy Sheriff Edward Perry was
.7 notified and started an investigation.
fie heard the rumor that some of the
members of the party had been uh’der
the influence of liquor and arrested
stgaonat the Norwalk hospital under
the charge of driirlng an automobile
file maxim“. " ’
It as 1'0th the machine
van Hamlin] chino“ than 40 miles.
an hour. Signor-two that the car!
was loll: Oily “sullen In hour. until
that alimony the steering pear stuck
and he Iva-unfil- not”! the auto.
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lnes. pay while learning. 1 WANTED MAN FOR URIM‘HR‘L
, qugon. Steady position lowland ‘
MEN SH'RT IRONERE‘ ann. Harris's Grocery' stave, Flrlt
WANTED Gull. FOR GENERAL’MIE‘PL mfitNorWMk 030 3‘
office work. Sienogrnpher preferred. 3 M“ [
WANTED AT THE DAY NimS-i
CM Pm d lery. ll Union street, a maid for gun-'
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& C0. inc.
crsl housework, all day Sunday malt.
; 030 ll!
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experience wishes position in store;
iAddrcss Position care nffipnoinel. i
‘ ‘“ 030 a"
’ WANTED OPERATOR; } nourish
A yellow out while mouth. Dawson Singer Sewing machines. h "mi
and .under “an of llodv. Finder experienced. We pay well while lonrll-f
Dioaso return to Mrs. Add p. rl‘humns. \nx. ll. Jacob 8; Sons. 813.0; “3:“;
mrncr of llighinnd avenuc and ro- "‘"l‘m‘n‘: Bank” A“ . 3°“ “ “" "
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”we re“ WANTED mm. non cumuAm
Own] work in factory, also girls bctwccn'l
(1.. it and 16 years of age to learn weav-g
ting. Apply .1. & J. (Tush. Ltd. Chosiv
__thut street. 030 (it
Gold Crcxconi fraternity pill.
cr's sumo inscribed on back. Rewur
leave at Sentinel office.
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lhousc of MM. Knobis
WANTED—TO BUY A SECOND
hand china closet. Must be in good
condition and at u reasonabla price.
’Addrcss "X. Y. Z." care of uptown
iuenunel once. on Wall atmmzs 3t
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DEPARTMENT.
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To all whom it may concern:—
Notichs hereby given that the
partners p Intnly subsisting bemoan.“ a flange owned by m. L A
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
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seen in Norwalk for some time. The?
. t rices
alliomobillts which will‘nsrticipaic in "’53:?" (“Twyunfil “33:2“; “Mannie Whfilpk‘y and William A.‘14~hnlnir. of Blue Mountain.
”3‘? Pmmm" “i," ’°E‘;‘J“h“°,"fl,fifip“ ' P“ 2 in ”Wm“ ,Hl'onelcnlrk, retail cigar dealers doing; William A. Crockm rerolml
“llson and Mat-snail u tutu!“ vFrlcdnlan. on i . buslnc corner Washington
tens ill Willi street. at seven o'clocltn5 or 317. .
and will there be decorated suitable 1 South Main strcets. South Norwalk,
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for lily} occasion.'l‘ho parade ulllsturl1 PAINTING _ pApEmgANmNG‘Conneclicut. wot; dissolved, by mu'fl'iluctric Compnnv “0 u” mm“
8hgirlllilliltfa‘gwilf‘lyt‘onofdflgrouixhdfllm'- decoratinm palnter's WWW”: waujiuul agmemcnt 0‘ ”‘9 "“9"" 0“ “l" A. ('arbon. of 28 Franklyn
:lurcct. up Mill Hill. down East uvonuo l paper. up-io-dsle ‘atylos. lowest priest} 013' 015' Of OCMber. 19M.
and over the bridge. through Water’ Estimates cheerfully given. Trial ob; The ”“5“‘9353‘m‘f‘mf0'9 conducted “m"
street to Elizabeth litre-ct, up Elizabeth: ”a: solicited. To]. 400. Alexander by said partners Wlll be continued at
Eire“ ““0 50““ Main ““9"“ “‘9’"; Willie 61 1-2 Ely avanue. m2: "W sum" 9.13“ by "id “mm“ A- low mm and for Julius n Cubic
the nihilism? $J§§$§°§Tflfl§ivzgzz ' ___ ‘‘‘‘ J Clark, and all debts due to said part-10; Wilton avenue.
platz'ltilcilhgi‘;l 1:3“ place at the head” FOUND. ‘ncrship, ud those due by them. will A permit was lssncd to i. it Woun
‘2’“me i, - {be settled with and by Mr. Clark. ’ ,
The foot marchers will form at the} A brown and black dog, owner may. Sold partners take this opportunity . we“ horwalh.
uptown Democratic headquarters at'havc some by proving property and to express their thanks to their‘ «—~——--—
”I" “"13“,!“ ”‘3 [gexzusogggledggmpaying for advertisement. Inquire Po: many friends and to the public, for. “What is the CIUSP of social
:ggéiaginzzu :33; “my will join mgillce station. evenings 6 p. in. sharp. the continuum and liberal trade ex- real?"
‘ " 030 at tended them during the post. and‘ “The desire."
the future.
other lines at the downtown club, in.
South Main street. l
Milli twill ills 3
' V ‘ Build at South Norwalk. this 3th Star.
. . .duy of October. 1916. i
S mm W . GEO. A. n‘nsppm :~
After the banner raising demonstrw’
WM. A. CLARK f F
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>Ilryoll of North avenllo.
street
to do wiring for M. Fillow.
tlon both clubs will unite into one big‘
procession and will proceed up Westl
avenue to Lockwood’s Hall in Wall}
street, where congressman A. Mitchell:
Palmer. of Pennsylvania. will address;
the big mass meeting. ‘ , ;
The automobiles in the parade Will
be handsomely decorated, as will also
be Lockwood's lfnll. ill b th R , _____t_ h t k d
In file pro‘b'és's 01‘ W 9 e °“"‘the Moose is one o t e bes , as o
ayton Fife and Drum 'Corps, and magma,“ to join it. The remarks were The electors of the Town of Nov-
American Band. of South Norwalk. iwell New,“ and it is believed that a : walk are hereby notltipd and warncd
Th9 reception committoe will be; number of new members will be regio meet on the Tuesday following the
“up”? fin?" “mam“ 5 Lock :ceived Into the lodge shortly. d1 .nm Monday in. November. 1916, for
“mm a “Wm em . '1 Edward Splun delighted his au v r n. i v 3
wood, Christian Swartz, John S». Scy-J once with a vocal solomnt’. was nc‘ :13: $5335; oofgl’riellafditl‘iifl ‘22:.
11‘0“" Dr. Thomas F‘ Clone, Frank H' companied by Jamel: German and Mrs. ‘ .
Merrill, William 5- Devinc, Albert Elsie Forbeu once more presented“ a )President of the United States, an 1 allure me“! up Just as quick
Pohlmnn, Franklin 3' Austin, James recitation, and her numhsn‘cloued the United States Senator, Governor of' And {Marine as can be— .
W‘ SW3" “va 9- “Wt“;g“; program. Later in ihe'ci‘ening the the suite, Lieutenant-Governor. Sec-‘1.“ km to so to Me mum
field 8. Hartford. Jon“ Devlne, re Honorable 10"“ 1" Pm“- M‘ Ohm rotary Treasurer and Comptroller.l .. " .
Bodwoll John Malone llllobert G. j h f 3 hi i d . A“: get some care for tea.
' ' ourneyed "9 mm r gem" an tRepresenintive in Congress for 4th. ,
Mitchell, John McMahon, William Voll- mode a. short. address. Mx’r‘i’entz is , . _ '
mér. William . Malone. John K6085. - f Moo. h‘ - ‘ .Congresaional District, 3 State Semi, ‘
1.. gm... 0 , q. a... amen,“ m m mm mm. mm. The Banner Bakery
“Va—“5°“ Dann. Captain W. 1‘ Stevens, lndiana and is wonderfully, fascinat-
Mark Henderson.- James T' Hubbell, ins and a fine speaker. He described of Probate for the District of Nor-Wok“?
gh‘gllignggyomgdnk‘rm 33:2: the Home briefly and dwelt upon the walk, two Reptegemativeg in the Gen-l
' ' -. ' ' bup‘pinesu of thé three hundred and , A sembl "gfiav Justic” of thei
Jesse 7' Dunbar, Dr. William J' titty orphans "who are taken care of lateral B y ‘ {5 Per.
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M°°re' “5°” 3' ‘Llnxweiler, Edward the Home He also described the life peace. ‘
fickfié‘lfia 5mg“? gags?" 0' 0' of’tile orphan who irtaken care of by The 90“” will be 09°“ for 3““ purl
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l ELECTION NOTICE. Sometimes my Illa getsmad at me
When she wants errands done.
And think too much of fun.
And says so nice_to me,
Son can't you go to five Mon-roe
And set “some cake for tea?
in
Cash
‘ the {owngnd umbd- %n the men to 9059 “70m"- “iglgk; m‘m: ,_
. . ‘ mouths nose organ lotion for thn‘untd‘nn do i . con. 3 x > 't
CUT TH" PUT IT '3 WORTH flake of‘thoir wiyeo'umh children-.. A: the {gnawing places, to-wl 3.... V l W9 have. “WM“ 19" futur- for .
. MONEY. -‘ tagging of-the mom“ K12, at the. Torm- Home. 50 cm“. for film coupon book- to finding Ami;
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DONT Miss THIS. ‘Cutofitj‘thil tun. , '
enclose with So and'm'all it WW” I
(30.. Chicago. Ill., writing Your nine
and undress clout-iv. You worm"
in return a trial package would”
Policy’s Hohaylfld'l‘fl' CW! M
maul coma. dam} and min:
him-ilk applauded." . . .
A'dcliciouc «nation was; served at
the clam of til- pro-mt and amino.
soot. While: cater coo-m and!
tum-humi-
tho'rim minnow-lei, Including the: m for than on: W
first Indium-til wards. . .
at ill!" mull m Station, so an-
”finished ”in J. Wand J. v. m mum voila; mm tumor. 3“! non on: all. an
”m mum Im-
Foley Kidney Pills, for tune not. m M . p ._
'vuk mum. mama-n. WW clarion numb: .- «in thc
mandhkyCMchW {mmuflfl cu-
m ml mm~mi
must-Mm ,
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In the year 1886 I purchased 3 Glenwood Range and after using
Africa and transporting it 380 miles from Natal to the Transv
under varying circumstances with various kinds of fuel, I am pleased to be able to state
your stove gave entire satisfaction both as regards utility and economy. It Certainly Dua-
“Make Cooking E
The A. J. Collins (20.,
South ”mil.
nod for Mary A. lluughn. oi Covet
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Frederick Cullen rcceivcd permits§~ WHICH
of Hi
Edy to do wiring. for Joseph (‘iancL of '
un-
replied Mr. Dustin,
their belief that the some generous Stan. “of the workingmnn for leisure
patronage will be given Ma Clark in and of the leisurely man for some-
thing to keep him busy."—-Waohingiou
'Cnuse i don't like to leave my play
But 'when she comes out on the porch
Shun-arm
Conumffor'
up: 113113.111me triad:
:m-u~anc-m:tnn use-“hr la. tr
To- mum music ed. on motion street. 39. moi-wan?" W ”m’*"'.”‘ M" ""
”u, Moth luau-tumult» amt
'hfi‘uiim an on- out. on
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MEETING
A lively and well attended meeting
'1‘. E. Montgomery wooivnd thrcecl the Jefferson. club of
.' m-zo discussed.
It was planned during tho meeting ,
at to hold a big smoker sometime beforenmrn than three yours on the PM
mu‘rermil to do plumbing for Harry S-illll‘ election, and at this limo a num» f'anal zone.
her of good speakers will address the;
A permit was given the Wfilyi‘cluh.
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it for fifteen years in South
an on an ex team, and usm it
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tho First Gonoral Form“ A. Dcvol, U.
one '0? District. [was he 4'“ .qvening p was retired today at his own
or 25 Wiltonitbl; Main ntrect clu mouth of tho up-iwith the rank of major-generalc " ,
Invenuo. another for Mrs. Theodorcltown political organization. and mat-[advancement one grade on the round:
Smith, of Pump street. and the lost: tors relative to the coming election
1 l'nltvd infantry.
' SHALL IT BE
' SUCCESS
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FAILURE
SETTLE thc
QUESTION
i By Taking :1
COURSE In
Me trill? Business
College
South Norwalk
Port Chum.
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Stamford.
‘ of the spins.
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Attorneys at Law
A. M. Wooster; Latte Earnin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
pmcfiuoN. Y. City
Security Building. 1115 Ruin
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list is ill accord with a spcclaiact of
Congress authorizing such action“.
the cases of all officers who set?
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Gcncral llcvol is from onlopnd‘m
appointed second lieutenant, 23W
September 1. 13m
orsmtrlou OF cfltnmnd'r‘idi
(Thlmpr‘acttc is the definition or
cause of the disease and the m ‘
ildjusilng the some. Discus ll '
by a wrench. twist or sprain in: ‘ '
hack. Even if done in chl- '
it creates pinched nerves and put:
into; life in the Mutant OW‘ .
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disease and pain. health in m: ‘
,throuzh harmonizing the norm»
‘tems in your body. Mlle - w'
given spednlnttention; also .. 7 .
You will new!
'giVing the Chlroprlotor a my
Mrgnctlc treatments glvon" also.
T. Francis, 1). C.
84 Washington am, So. Normal, M
+31“th from Palm school.
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