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"WANTED
WANTED -— TWQ FURNISHED
moms tor light housekeeping. Ad
015 11
WANTEDw-YOUNG COUPLE WISH
room for light housekeeping. Sclirinbe,
2s iiuviland St. 015 iii
WANTED“ Fl RS’l‘ CLASS PAINT-
dress R. 11., cure Sentinel.
crs. Apply .l. W. Realty, 015 3t
WANTED—bTABLE BOARD IN
private family. near center. Address
“lioai-d," cure. Sentinel. 0.15 31
WANTED w POSITION BY A
young plumber to do plumber's work.
(1. 1-1., Sentinel. ol-i 3t
WANTED TO RENE—HOUSE 001’.
8 rooms, all improvements. Centrally
located; will buy if price is right. Ad-
dress ll, Sentinel. 014 {it
WA‘il rED-NL’113EMAID TO HELP
take charge or ii months-0d boy.
Must be ‘vi.llni-: uud iziud and some
experience with babies. Call morn
ings. Mr.s Seeley, Compo inn, West-
port. 012 iii
YOUNG T0
learn surveying; exceptional 0111101“
ltunity. See II. R. Minor, United
Rink Bldg. or 1 Lincoln Ave, South
Norwalk, evenings. 012 St
MAN WANTED
WANTED —- TO BUY TIMBER
1:iud above 1 million feet in connec-
tion with grist mill or saw mill in
vicinity oi Noiivalk Inquire Taylor
and Golden. 012 31
CLUETT. PEABODY, AND CO.
have situations to od’cr to operators
experienced on steam power ma.-
chlnes, steady work. 87 tf
ALL KINDS
WANTED~TO BUY
cattle lies! market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for int calves. $3 to 34
hr bob calves to fatten. H, Fried-
man. Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
To LET
TO LET—«LARGE FRONT ROOM,
suitable for two. Centrally located
Allusionveniences. Meals given it de-
sired. Address it. care Sentinel.
015 Milt
FLAT,
Ilopp. 3.1
014 3t
To LET-11 AND 4 ROOM APART
merits, newly decorated, centrally lo
cated. inquire of Frederick Lander,
4 South Main .St., Room 9. 012 ii
To LET—SIX ROOMS WITH 1M-
provements. 19 Hillside Place. In-
quire United Grocery Co. 010 ti
TO LET—DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lauder block. 4 South Main 81.
Has been used continuously for such
for over 20 years. Possession about
Nov. lst. Inquire of Frederick Laud-
er, Ronni 9. s14 ti'
‘To LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements. Cove street. $15; 5
rooms. First street, with part Im~
provenienlts, $11. inquire R. Joselov
sky, East Norwaik. or United Gro-
cery. s28 it
To LET—«7 ROOMS WITH ALL
improvements; Cove street. $15; 5
rooms, First street, with part
provements, $11. Inquire it. Josolov-
sky. lEast Norwalk. or United Gro-
cery. 826 ti
TO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twofamuy house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room tlat; all improvements; good con.
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor”. 813 ti'
TO‘ LET——FIVE ROOM
good.locatiou. Inquire F.
(Jove Ave, E. Norwaik.
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FOR SALE
FOR 8ALE-SQUARE PIANO 1N
first class condition. Price $20. De-
livery free. This is a bargain. Ad-
dress “H. E. W.." care Sentinel
015 at
MR. POULTRYMAN: ‘IF YOU ARE
not getting eggs don’t blame the
chickens. Help them along- by feed-
ing '(‘lonkey's Laying Tonic. Charles
E. Dow. 112 Washington Bt. has it.
- 015 31'.
FOR SALE—ENTIRE STOCK FIS-
hel’s White Rocksn consisting of
one large cook. 13 heavy yearling
hens. 23 early hatched pallets. seven-
cuckerels. Fred Conley, 1 Elm liroio
street. 014 3t
FOR SALE—~11 BARGAIN. VIO-
tor Talking Machine. and as new, 134
records, oiitiit cost $1.4; sell for less
than half. Call evenings, 245 East
Ave, East Norwalk. 012 at
FOR SALE—«SEVEN H. P. IN-
dlan motor cycle. Perfect condition.
fully equipped. Price 3125. Apply
Harold E. Cantrell. Darlen, Ct. 09 (it
FOR SALE-2 FAMILY HOUSE.
East Norwalk, in fair condition, $1,—
850, for quick sale. George Mitchell.
Phone 1944. al ti’
P‘IiOiiss'sibNALTM
J. C. COLLINGS, LECTURER AND.
teacher of vocal culture. practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
ers. Miss G. M. Woodward, teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Studio, 76 South Main
St. s30 1m
BUSINESS NOTICES
MRS. E. F. TAYLOR, MILLINER,
18 Madison St. latest full styles,
trimmed and untrinnncd. 011 (it
NOTICE
Admission of Electors
Notice is hereby given that the so.~
.ivctnien and town clerk of the Town
01' Norwnlk will hold a session in the
Town (‘onrt room, Wall St. in the (lily
of Norwnllt, Fl'lllily. October 1311i,
1912. from 11 o‘clock in the i’orcnoon
nnlil 8 o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose of examining the qualiti—
cutlo’ns 01’ and admitting to the elec-
ttor‘s oath those persons who shall
be found illlflllili‘d; and will be in
session for the same purpose at the
following places and times, to wit.
At the Police Room, lltii'iland $1.,
in lite (‘iiy 01‘ South Norwulk. Snlur
idil)’, October 111th, 1912. from :1 o'clock
1111111 8 o'clouk in the alteration.
And ill said Police Room. llnvilnnd
SI... \\'etinesduy, October 2‘1. 1912,
loom 3 o'clook until .‘i o‘clot k in the
afternoon.
Al the above places and times the
said scloclnien and town clerk will ex-
:iniino the qualifications of those wo-
men by whom or In whose behnll’ np-
piiculion has been made to be lidmit~
lied us voters for school officers and
nptm any question relating to educa-
’tion or to schools. and whose names
iliii'OIII' on the "women's list ----- 10 be
iiilidli."
Unless all entered on the first list
:li-i “lo be made" whose rights shall
iiilllflill' to have matured. shall have
born iidlniilcd or ~reicclod. mild ec-
icclnieu and town clerk will be in
evasion for sold purposes. all said
Town Court room, Willi EL, Friday,
October 23111. 11112, from 11 o‘clock In
the (pronoun until 8 o'clock in the
:ilivrnoon. and not afterwards except
that 11' it appears lliill the rights of
-.iil_\ 1111115011 on the first list under the
this “ to be innde' will mature utter
mild Ii‘i‘idlly, October 2.3111. and on or
lliei'oro the tiny of sold ell-otors' meet~
lug. said seleciliion and town clerk
will be in session at the office all
said town clerk. Wall 81.. Norwuik. on
the day before suld elin'lors‘ meeting.
(In wil. .‘ilonduy. Novomlmr villi, 11112.
from 11 o'clock in llio l‘oi'onoou until
1“. o'clock in lho nl‘lm'noou and not iii-
lorwnrdu. for tho purpouu of niliuitlinit
such persons, not! for no other pur-
110110.
Ilntod ut Norwnlk aforesaid
iblii day of October, 11112.
ALFRED AVIIION.
JAiiiEl-l A. BROWN.
JOHN liIEVINE.
Hob-utmon of the Town oi Noru'olli.
llldlllii'lll‘l‘ It. BMl'l‘li.
Town Clerk.
Putting Hie Foot in it.
The Womsuw'mly husband is forty
lmlny. You'd never believe than them
In actually ten years difference in our
upon." The Manw‘Why. no. indeed.
in sure you look every bit is young
in he does."
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01"» Ill
Quicken Are Not Alwyn loll.
Men think highly or those who rm
rapidly in the world: whereas politics. .
rises quicker than dust. straw hull
{withdrawing/upturn "W. litre.
I’ollehlnu Machine. -
in England there has been 111va
a rumbles which is slid to narrow
with Michael“! precision the notion
. j of 5 hand Wither.
”Wow
relics nabs Quail
nul Want Ailments to more
the household ”in m a“ little time
G. F. BENEDICT a 60., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. l-llgli grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22—2. 08 if
A. PITRAS, h‘llRRilCR. 15 WEST
Ave. South Norwnlk, furs remodeled,
repaired and dyed; Indies’ and gents
suits pressed and repaired; gloves
cleaned. \Vork neatly done. Lowest
prices.
TURKISH BATHS
rentnienl of gout. rheumatism, etc.
lrrangements by appointment. Dr.
Vndsworlh's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
‘ til tf
FOR '1‘ Hll
NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
IOUI and shoot. repair shop. All kinds
:uslom made work. Fit and comicr’
guaranteed. 2% West Washington St
Mme. A. Liebermann
Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Haviiand 81.
HILLSIDE
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
OPEN FOR WINTER TERM.
lrudes from primary through high
school. Separate school building.
Simill classics. individual attention.
Booklets and Rates on Application.
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v-
Newell‘s Dancing Academy
Arlen Hail, Madison St, 80. Nomik.
Ileginnors' Class liar Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Wednesday Evening. Oct. 9, at 8 P. M.
A thorough course of instruction in
tho waltz and the latest society
dances. Circulars.
w. GILBERT NEWELL,
25 Liberty 81. Bridgeport. Conn.
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DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director 1' mbaimcr
is No. Main 31., an. Norwaik
Residence. a Washington M.
Telephone at office-«whale.
Telephone at hob-M08.
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LOST
BOAT LOST -— CEDAR LAP
streak flat bottom llDlI. under streak
green. upper varnished. E. llollnuli
on a plate on stem of bout. Suitable
reward for return of boat to L Snir
10:1 Gregory, Snugntusk Conn 011 21
LOST —— BETWEEN 278 , EAST
Ave. and Upper Main St. or Wall St,
yesterday, lady's gold yatich. Finder
please return to Colonial Mill and
Lumber Co. and recei c, rewardoil lit
:—-_
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAS'F
tons THAT STAY on sour
Though the Idea of Regular Seven
Year Change is Right, It Has
its Limitations.
There are people who tell you that
everything in the body is changed
every seven years. and that there is
no part of it which was there seven
years ago. This does not mean that
we slough the whole thing off at
once, as a snake does its skin or a
deer its antlers. but simple that the
innumerable and tiny atoms which are
used up by the daily wear and tear
are replaced by fresh atoms supplied
by our food and drink. which keep the
body going. lost as coal and water
keep the steam-engine at work. ‘
lint these changes are I0 minute
and gradual that the form or the body
remains the same. although such
things as scars take a long time to
disappear, and sometimes they re-
main for life, although they always
lose I great deal of their prominence.
You may hm; noticed that It you
cut your linger lightly it will soon
heal up and the sour presently disco»
poor. lost as the marks of a super-
ilcisi burn will gradually go away:
but it the out is deep the scar re»
mains. This is because it went down
to what ll called the true akin. Any
outs. stains. or burns on the outer
skin are gradually pushed up and
worn or washed off. Just so the hair
on the buck or your hand wears on
without your cutting it and grow
again: but anything that goes down
to the true skin. like tuttoo mire,
always remains.
You autism. have loo much at that
genuine yearning which is rolled Mi-
plretlon. for even though you do not
ntluin your ideal. the snort: you
males will bring you nothing but
blessings.
.. law‘- «has»
SONG RECITAL
Helen AmoidNettieton
”I120 CONTRAL’NI
” Emmett by
WINNTHUR PHILLIPS. Hamil
FIRST M E Gilli
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carom surmise. out _ M. iii, 1’
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trailer the W at The
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Look. Read. Stop. Think. This week
the most coilosuul array or Vanda.
vile stars ever assembled on a
single bill.
Chris 0. Brown's New York Vaude-
ville road shows.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Every act a star. every act a hoad- "
liner
Special extraordinary engagement oi’
etagelnnd's most alluring beauty
and fun ”least The darling of vaude-
ville,
FRANGES CLARE
and her eight little girl friends and
Guy ltawson. in n upicturesque pas
torial musical comedietta, The Sun
prise Party. 'l‘en dimpled beauties
in the newest entrancing tunes,
wonderful dancers and heaps of
funny lines and situations.
The New York girls and vaudevillo’s
most favorites,
THE MELNOTTE TWINS,
Cleveiest comedlennes on the Ameri-
can slage. in their latest tribute of
songs, dances and fun specialties.
The star of a dozen Broadway hits,
JESSIE MAE HALL AND CO.
(Recently star or The Maid of Nor»
way). In her extraordinary suc-
cess, An Obstlnute Man.
Here he is. that soutliery party,
HARRY VAN FOSSEN
(Dockstader’ -s star for years). The
happy dorky with a fund of laugh-
ing goods.
Hair Raising Manipulators,
THE IMPERIAL TRIO.
Bewildering and laughable with hoops
and diabolos.
Coming Thursday; Friday and satur-
3-!
Another list 01' luminaries of
vuudevlle that will startle. Mike Don-
lin. Tom Lewis. J. K. Emmett, Viola
Crane. Seven Tuscany Troubadors.
The Demacos. James Leonard and
Co No advance in prices for these
great shows.
OLD
REDMEN’S.
HALL
Those who attended the MOTION
PICTURES last night can plainly see
that we are giving high-rinse pictures.
Not only are they extremely interest-
iiigmkboth the dramas and the come-
ulcs-but they are the clearest pic-
tures that can be, seen. Ask your
friends about them.
Today’s Program Is:
THE BUGLE CALLmAn exciting 1114
" can 1111 picture.
THE WINN§R AND THE SPOILS.
and four others.
Dou‘ t. foiget out great two reel feli-
iiire tomorrow night. ON THE WAR
PATH, 2.501) soldiers and Indians in
n. Matinee 2:30, Evening 7:30.
Matlnee Except Saturday 5c.
Adults 101:, Children 5c.
THE NEW
Dreamland
SHOWING TODAY
The Little Cabin Boy—“A very great
sea story in one real.
The Dori-an Family at the Seashore——
A comedy picture. a picture that
will make you laugh from start to
finish.
The Mysterious
comedy
Gunman—~Anothor
The King's Three Daughters—Very
VIIILOMBUIIK drains.
lugomsr-«A thrilling drama in one
big real.
The Battle RoyslmA very interesting
prise lighting picture. Don't tell to
see It.
i
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Matinee on Saturdays. at 2:30 p. m.
,le grand reels shown every night.
Two allows Nightly. 7 and 0 o'clock.
Adults 10¢, Chill"?! to.
Entertainment 8:
Dance ,
FRIDAY EVENING. DOTOIEB II
ST. JOSEPH’S
NEW SCHOOL HALL
Musical nevus. entitled
"0N Till! venom."
Admission . ‘-~ I 50::
Children 251:,
' dances in rat duo.
a. not us. in the rightmost
W
Tea our seabotmlns
hmlshodmiutouuluuhwwcyeu
matinee that’s ”weight
Thin are” no , by e? se- of Consular) -
flours reported a datui is show;
edis‘suue sturtgdrw
chain. that it is really nsurprising other
mop not more curious to mine-
only stop these until-ohm minor trou-
hiss. On or udvi es is ‘stop the con b or
sold. 11' posslb e, without delay ." ther-
“more: our our troubles are likely to
follow ’3‘" you are m
taking do not :31“. try Eckmau‘s
iterative, tilt is man
Dean at. Brooklqux' Y.
“Gen lumen: i am giving you below a
brief 1: storyu
will use for the benefit of those suf-
r on from any similar troubles.
"About a your and a half a u I noticed
that my health was loudly ullina. until
at the end 1' cl 1 taunt is my wei g lit had
fallen to 1 pounds 1 was troubled
with night sweats. a severe cough and
was very weak, having in fact absolutely
no ambition whatever. About this time
I consulted it "oh ulcl on, who told me
my lungs wet-en acted. Not satisfied]
went to another doctor. who lifter 12:11an
iniiig me said that i was in the first
stages of consumption. At this point I
started to iuko Ecknnm's Alterntive. The
night sweats stopped almost immediately,
my cough becunio looser and grndunly
dlsnpioured My wle nut is now 142
nouns sand my phyliit-inn has pronounced
the perfectly soundm—which. together with
the fact that l have been accepted by two
different insurance compnni on for usur-
nnce makes the sure of my entire rccow
ery )y Eckmun’ s Alterutlve. i should be
very glad to communicate with any one
who would be interested in my «use.
(Sworn Aflidlivl ltl W GEE.
Itlkninn' s Alterniiie is offer: live in I‘lron-
chltis. Asthma. [Iuy Foici': Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in upbulldiuu the
system. Does not contain poisons, opiates
or luibit forming drugs. Ask for booklet
telling of I‘Cl",0\01‘ll"tl and write to lickmnu
Laboratory, Philadelphia PIL, for morecvl
dance. For sale by all leading drnggists
€lii‘tord Pharmacy and Stillson-Pow-
ell Corpomticn, South Norwalk.
The weekly business meeting or
Uncas Tribe, No. 6, l. O. R. M., will
be held this evening in its Wigwam,
in Washington street. '
stop a up soon choose
evening when someone plundered.
“ minutes late. drew
tiny case. which I trust 1
LONG DELAY. ,
division to New Haven and the east
were held up at Booth 'Norwalk last
The Williamstown expreils, El. law
into the South
Norwalk station just as the local ex-
Dress from New York to New Haven
had unloaded its passengers. Passen-
ger hound east were still in the sub
way connecting the two stations
when the New Haven bound train
pulled out. The people who were left
had to squat on the platform at South '
Norwalk from 8:40 till 10:07.
The Williamstown express had
:heen delayed at Dnnbury by a freight.
Just as the entiress was due at thsti
station a freight train of 43 cars pull- ‘
ed around the “loop” and proceedcdi
to get stuck The one ens the on the
'i'relght was about five minutes in pull
ing its load a bundled yards.
Leaves on the track thl'Ough the
Berkshire and other upcountryi
branches of the road balm handicap-l
ped trains the last day or two. The
.Plttsfleid express going north Satur-
,day evening was more than two hours
‘lute getting into Pittsileid because
there was no sand available for its.
engineer «New Haven Times-Leader j
Tue woman who can teach can find
private pupils-assuredly through a
modest campaign of Sentinel Wanll
advertising. 1
More than a hundred passengers 3 ‘
bound {rem points on the Berkshire
sails, calonel and calm
-Pills Act onBuwsls as Ru
per Ads In Noslrll
Take a Casuaret tonight'anll
oughly cleanse your Liver, stout
and Bowels, and you will sure
great by morning. You men
women who have headsuhe,
tongue, can't sleep. are bilio
vous and upset, bothered with‘a all)”,
gassy, disordered stomach, Dr M
backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels c
with Cascurets~or merely forcing
passageway every few days
salts, cathartic pills or cast
This is important.
Cascarets immediately cleans
regulate the stomach,
sour undigested and termentlng
and foul gases; take the excess ’1)
from the liver and carry or: these!!-
stlpated waste matter and pols
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember, a Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning.
10- cent box from your druggist mean
healthy bowel action; a clear h” ,
and cheerfulness for months. Don,
forget the children. ’ ‘
.: .
Home Helps.
colloiil polishors for irons. 1
All cooking utensils should be harsh
ed with soda immediately after liic;
have been used. which will remove or
cry trace of grease.
the reirigerwitor it ghcs a clean up
neurones and keeps things ironi drop
plug on the shelf below
To put ii ucu wick in an) lamp burn-
ilirciiil names the wir k and pass needle
lhiough burner.
11:.- slipping sill! collars into a glass
liiiuliler after 1110} arc ironed and iii
cine Journal.
Use Pumice Stone.
Iiill’o a piece of pumice stone al~
ways hnudy about the sink. it will ro-
WISIIIINSIN
WIIMIN’S
FIIIITIINE
Fred From Pain, Weakness.
Terrible Macho and De-
maximal’ink-
pound.
ColmanWiuw‘Tor thmynrllwu
”W with tennis weakness, irred-
, uiarltieu. backache
and hearing down
palm. I new on ad-
vertisement oi’ Lydia
. Plakhiun'e Vega
' . ablation and
perfectly mil now
and cannot. thank
me. "willie. Jens 1111mm.
1" 1)..
No. a. Box so. column, Wis.
shuttle not lose
doubt the abilityof
s Gout
Keep the wax coiilel boxes in \vliiclil
crackers are packed for they make ex-
Koop white paper on ca ‘11 shelf of
or quicklv thread :1 III 0(“1‘ llrsi. run the:
lowing them in tliormighly dry them?
can the mode to keep their shape—witn-I
mimh mirror what Lydia E. l'inka
'I Vegetable (impound has done for
Woman who are enlisting from those
distrusted ills peculiar to their so:
sight. of tile» issuer
hill. Pinkhm’s
to restore their
ml onlheuhflufiutulienmthlusm
sbueliothbem
m
1- more spots from all kinds of warc
. without defacing the warc.~.\iinnenpo
lie Tribune.
CASTOFI IA
; For Infants and Children.
The Kill You Han Always Buughl
deer“
Bears the
3 Signature of
I
guarantee is MINING 0F 7;;
.L——-—-—
Bolivian Mountains at Present Con-
tribute One~Fifth of the World‘s
Supply.
While Bolivia has copper and gold
and other minerals as well as silver.
her greatest wealth is in tin. There
i is as much romance in tin mining in
Bolivia as in diamond mining in
South Africa and gold mining in our
own country. Fortunes just as large
What's been made. One man who I few
years ago was a prospector now has
on income from his tin mines equal
‘to that of the banana kings of Cali-
fornia or the South African mining
maguntu. He has recently offered
to build a railway line which the
government itself did not feel this to
undertake.
In all the world last year there
were only 110.000 tons of tin pro
dosed. and to this quantity Bolivia
contributed unearth, so the value oi
her tin deposits can be understood.
Some of this tin is mined as high as
17. 000 feet Most of the mines. how-
ever, are worked at altitudes of less
than 16.000 teal. ’l‘ln mining has thus
the distinction of location at one 01
Men‘s most lofty permanent dwelling
ill-eel as well u beneath the bed of
the sea. This opposite extreme in
team! in the World’s oldest known tin
mines in Devonslrlro. England. thrisv
lieu Herald.
. J
Coven commie. but Loot Lil‘s.
A workman sacrificial hi: 1m to
rescue I comrade who had been over-
come by fume in I him. furnace at
’bsriuton. Bladerduhirs. England Ii
tow carriage. A man named Harold
was descending the tux-uses on a pill-
ler chain in order to readjust the
chain around the sarcoma lying in
u imp oi cote at the bottom when
another workmen saw him bill on the
chute last before nearing the bottom.
foursomes named Jackson loathe
stately placed a um! out his mouth
and went down on the pulley chain.
its that it rose mas fluid. was was
pulled up. Then Juliana m
Imflmflm alluded
"limmrfim."
‘tbo cold breaking and all the
in response to an alarm several mu
rushed to the top or the locum. A.
DAY
nonsenv oinecrdfiv
MEETING.
The regular monthl meeting Qf tho"
iii. ec-tois oi the Day Nursery Assooln-r
tion was held .it the home of m,
c. Sl‘luiiz, Monday afternoon. The
visitor tor September reported
children cared for and the follow-Ind,
gifts sent to the nursery:
Vegetables, Martin Michealmas. .
Vegtnbles and peaches, Sunni":
Watkins. '
Bananas, crackers and cake, “I".
James liailey ' ‘
Milk and vegetables. Mrs. Andre".
Tw-enty eight towels and dour «1011‘
Mrs. (Blurring Munson Raymond. .. .
Shredded wheat, corn {lam
Uneeda biscuit and apples. Mrs. Slin-
uel McGowan.
Grapes, Miss Brockway.~
Old muslin, Mrs. Gleason.
Coal, Mrs. Ferris. .
Ten dollars and sixteen cents. wt)-
ceeds from a candy sale given by
Misses Helen and Margaret Menu};
Anna Brown. Eudora Hyatt. OW.
Carver, Marion (llendennlng. GU!
trade Le Brugen and Master I”.
Mulkin "
A quart of milk daily—villus. W 31.
Wilcox. '
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Norwalk Chronicler