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_ WANTED TO LET; ‘ astute.
“WANTED ~— AN mous'rnious T0 Language.) 1211,0011, runs one saunas PIANO. no TAKES
man: to act as night watchman. must
understand steam heating system.
Write P. O. Box 58‘}. giving age and
references. ..
WANTEDwSITUATlON AS COOK
or ni’or Igenernl housework by com-pe-
tent girl. Inquire 8 New SL, East
Nonwaik. d2 3t
wnureowoian non GENERAL
housework. intake 14 Lowe St. t
d2 3
YOUNG MAN, PROGRESIVE, UP-
to- date ideas, temperate. handy with
tools. to join me on my farm.SpecioJ1-
ties and “poultry established. Also to
take full charge of small manufactur-
ing plant, making a patented article.
having highest endorsements. To
party with $2,000 cash, able to act im-
mediately, this will rpl‘ove an excep-
tional opportunity. Particulars at in-
terview“ Sentinel, Box 6. n29 6t-
I CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00.
have desirable situations to otter to
women experienced on power sewing
rooms, all «modern improvements. bur-
nished or unfurnished. 9 Union Park
Norwalk. Phone 503-12. dB at
T0 LET-"THREE ROOMS AND
large attic. city water: rent 57 month
Inquire Van Ness, 40 Bayvi‘ew (Ageéi
TO LETHAE’I‘ER DEC. 10, AT 8
l-ianllord Place, five rooms. Inquire
on premises. Zilt
TO LET—NEW HOUSE litOOMS
upstairs, with improvements, 108 Ely
Ave. Rent 510. 00. quuiie AngBlO Bi-
tano. downstairs. d2 6t
To LET --' SIX BEAUTIFUL
rooms, all medern improvements, cor.
ner Woodward and Rivers avenue. In-
quire H. A. Hegeiein, plumbing and
heating contractor, or 84 Woodward
Ave. (12 3!;
T0 LET—FROM DEC. 1, LOWER
half of house, 8 Crescent Terrace.
Apply 44 West St. 20!
machines. Steady work assured. TO LED—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
:1? ti or two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6a
room flint; all improvements; good con-
.. dition; one block from railroad station.
FOUND, Joseph R. Taylor. ‘ s13 ti
FOUND —- s'rsiivINo, HORSE. . LOST
Owner may have same by proving ‘
[property and paying charges. Dr. Log-r..ng 0p ARCHITECTS
Brundage. Norwalk. <12 3t plans. Finder please return to F. O.
BUSINESS NOTICES
‘_ ‘TUBKI8H_ BATHS FOR. THE
treatment ot‘gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shap.
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Mme. A. Liebermann
. Fashionable Dressmaking
Cutting Taught. 20 Havliand St.
IIIIII till now
ill ’Billllili Sliiiii~
Judge Mathewson, oi New Hav.
on, Tells oi County Commis-
sioners’ Work and Broom-I
moods Changes
NEW HAVEN,
, bert hicc.
Dec. 4.—-Judge Ai-
origin and growth or the county sys-
tom in this state.
today, he says that while the counties
overs organized in 1666. the statutes
leontain no mention of the county coin- Health Department 3 60M”
miinsiouel‘s until the law of 1838, Sire” Dopfli‘imi‘m 40600-00
which made the two commissioners ”"er Department 5'166-00
partial assistants of the judge of the Public Brinting Department 530")”
county court. The first time «the com— Fire Department 7'724'95
mission assumed practical importance Police Department 11’542'2”
Iwus under the law or 1872, which was Administrative Department
the foundation of our present license interest 0“ 00113“. €th 11300-00
low. While in the early years the ”“3“”! Eiectri light 7'15330
growth of the power of mo courtly Fire Alarmnnd Police Tel»
system was small, it has Icontlnued 03mph, Regular 500.00
steadily growing until the present 8990““ 1 500.00
time. City Hall Department, For-
Jildse Mathewson makes some criti- ulstflns new council
cloths and recommendations He crib .oltambsr and curtains '00“
lacs the. control cf the lails. court- new ““5" ball, Janitor
houses and county homes by be com- “10- 2,908.04
mission, and recommends that. as the Water Department 4130000
state supports these institutions, it 191%"ch Department 57.70300
should also control them. .
On the excise question, he contends Total ”95.94019
that on the towns vote to grant the
licenses the selectmoo c.‘ the town or
«the mayor of the city should oimoint
the excise oommlssionoro for its one
tioulur town. on the principle that
the electors of that town could know
whom Io hold responsible and be able
to maicny the evil fit the next elon-
ilo shows that the icounty coho
misshapen; In New Haven have no-
Ilually increased, the .numbor of ii.
conned planes in tholast three years”
tlon.
through. the increase at wholesale!!-
census. “While New Haven is only so-
titled, under the law limiting: licenses
to one tor every live hlitiiti‘éd inbabi
Julia licensed 381.
tax oi that sold: over to loo
0, or. In... gonorhlly libs entire.
merit a: the county consul,
All kinds I
’ Mathewson. of this city,
"has just completed a study of the
In a review issued
tents. to 270, the commissioners to
, lie advocates the abolisbment (oi the
» other: of prosecution agent and the
Johnson, Lincoln Ave. (14 3t
LOST—MAPS ROLLED IN BROWN
paper. last Friday, on 80 Main St.
Binder please leave at Beers, 6 So.
Main St. Rerard. d4 1t
LOST—SATURDAY? AT IIOYT'S
Theatre or at the street entrance, a
dark brown neck tur, tour tails. hire.
Amman S Green. Wilton. Ct. (12 3t
swimsuits Iiivr A
IIIAIIIIIII NEXT iiIiiioiv
(Continued from first page.)
There was a general examination of
the budget for the coming year as
prepared by City Treasurer Wilfred
Bods-veil, at the requests of the heads
of the various departments of the
city The figures were'compored with
those at last year's appropriations,
and as in every instance there was a
considerable increase particularly in
the street department, It is evident
that the board of estimate will do
some cutting.
it was voted to hold the first pub-
lic hearing on next Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. at which time the needs
of the health. city hall, library and
public printing departments will he
explained by the heads of the various
departments and others interested In
getting the money believed to be
needed for the coming your.
The amounts requested to run _the
city the coming fiscal year are as
follows:
The total estimated income for the
year, including a'tnx rate ol‘ twelve
mills, which“, Would raise i089.000.29.
will be ”90.09507.
The appropriation tor streets, lost
your was $32,200. as anlnst "1.000
desired {or this year. and this is be
ileved to be too much according to
the views of solos or the members or
stone ditch and
'1, 200: Dillon.
it.
cabinet
We will move It «free. Steinert‘s
Piano Store, 10 So Main St. (13 3t
ONE. STEINWAY SQUARE PIANO,
$15, and movings. Steinert’s; 18 So.
Main St. . d3
ONE UPRIGHT PIANO, 875.0001)
for a beginner. $1.00 a week takes it.
Steinert's. 16 So. Main St. d3 iit‘
ONE EDISON STANDARDPHONO-
graph and about 60 records, horn and
$15 cash. Entire cabinet
worth $85. Steinert's. 16 South Main
St. d3 lit
FOR BALE—GOOD HORSE FOB.
heavy work, single or double, sound
and true. 61 Winfield St. Phone
748.12. , d3 1t
FOR SALE—CRESCENT BICYCLE.
new last summer. in excellent condi-
tion. Inquire A. D. Keyworth South
Norwalk post-office. d3 1t
FOR SALE—SLIGHTLY USED
Standard adding machine and Under-
wood typewriter, 300 each. 1 Sound
View Terrace. d2 3t
FOR SALE—ONE Tbilisi: QUAR-
ter size parlor pool table, with mail
equipment. Apply at once, 278 East
Ave. East Norwnlk d2 3!:
won sacs — AT sacamcn.
Place rents for $600 per “tear In first
class repair. $5,000, ilve hundred
earth, quick sale, ‘by Geo. Mitchell.
phone 1056-3. hi it
FOR' SALE—7 ROOM , HOUSE.
Prices v$1,800. Located 79 Woodward
Ave. ill carry $2. 000 mortgage at 5
per cent. Inquire o! The South Nor-
walk Trust I'o., Trustee. old ti
.
~ Report of the Condition oil
THE HOME BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY,
the 20thdny or November. ‘1912.
Aussie.
Over-drafts ................
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
Ifor Savings Depositors . . .
Premium Account
........
Fund set aside tel Savings
Depositors .............. 76,373.13
Surplus Funds .......... 0,500 00
Other Undivided Profits, less
current expenses and taxes
paid .................
Due to Banks, Bankers and
Trust Companies ........
General Deposits $71,249.33
Deposits in Savings
Department ‘ 76,873.13
Certificates of Dow
posit
Treasurer's Checks
1,070.77
5,000.00
10.00
Total Deposits
Reserved for intoxesl ......
Total Liabilities ..... ...$102, 809. 79
State of Connecticut.
I‘airfleid. ss., Darion,
1912
and belief.
GEORGE F‘. BEARSE.
Treasurer.
this 3rd day of December, 1912.-
CHAS til. WILLIAMSON.
Notary Public.
itillliillii ill
satiation Natl Session at
Legislature May be Short
room. on. ’
it once makes on others, simply. know-
of Darlen, at the close of business on
Loans and Discounts ....... $51,182.00
23.25
40,018.75
40.00
1,350.50
..... ........ l52.632.46
1 050. 00
bounty of
December 3,
1. George F. Hearse, treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemn-
ly swear that the foregoing statement
is true to the best of my knowledge
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
W,
IIIIII lll illll I00
00 Account oi mm Trans-
NEW HAVEN, Doc. i.-~The Demo-
cratic state central committee’haa a
dinner here yesterday, incinerators he-
fa
iv
. that most of the anemia}- would he ‘
“present while the atrocities would be
A harmless homily, ulna Iroin
* Garden Sane, Restores
‘ dolor in my all.
m
A reeling oi sadness accompanies
the discovery of the first gray hairs
Which unfortunately are looked upon
as heralds or advancing age. Gray hair.
however handsome It may he. makes
a person look old. We all know the ad-
vantages of being young. Aside from
the good impression a youthful appeal»
ing that you are “looking lit" gives
one courage to undertake and accom-
plish things. So why suitor the hand-
icap of looking old on account of gray
hairs, when a simple remedy will
give your hair youthful color and
beauty in a few days' time?
.Most people know that common gar-
den sage acts as a color restorer and
scalp tonic as well. Our grandmothers
used 9. “Sage Tea" for keeping their
hair dark soft and luxuriant. In
Wyeth 5 Sage and Sulphur Hair Reme-
dy we have an ideal preparation of
Bags, combined with Sulphur and oth-
er valuable remedies «for dandruff.
itching «scalp and thin, weak hair that
is split at the ends , or constantly
coming out. A few applications of this
valuable remedy will bring back the
color, and in a short time it will re-
move every trace of dandruff and
greatly imim-ove the growth and ap-
pearance of the hair. ' ,
Get a fifty cent bottle how your
once in your hair after a1ew days'
as represented.
General Assembly. ..
told senators-elect that members will
be entitled
mile one fore each way. as their com-
sesslon. The governor says that he
Light that it twill be illegaito use the
state‘s money to pay for transportar
tion of members.
.0 ins and torover an hour he talked .'
upon the nutrient with nusstlons sud
‘ ‘ clerkship to folloWw-one that will our"
druggist today. and notice the differ? ‘ ’
treatment. All d-ruggis‘ts sell .1. , under .. ,
guarantee thatvlthe money will be re- . ,
funded it the remedy is not exactly _
The governor has ,_ f .
to twenty-live cents a
pensotion for“ traveling during the ‘
has the opinion of Atlorney-Generah
in New Haven it
a system of bookkeep- ‘
«.4
suggestions drain the officials at in-
tervals. ,
It seems that the City of Norwalk ‘
has grown to nabs a system tor its , . ' , ,
You don't want a slow remedy when:
Itain one—nor a harmlul one‘wyour stomach is ‘
brace many new features as ‘woli as
tutors it With" drastic drugs
the old and one which will be as
simple as possible, though yet effec-
tive. The new system is similar to
the one used by Mr. Keene during his
previous terms, but its scope In great-
or and there is a deal more work to
the arrangement.
-Mr. Bisseli stattd that the cost
will be $250 and that it the system is
ndoptedfiho will give much of his time
to getting things going in good work-
log order.
At this point in his remarks be aid
that as a resident of the town he
ctuld easily be present on almost any
evening to d’o’this,
One of the board said "You' re not
a resident of Norwailv, are you?"
Mr. Bissell said, “No, South Nor-
Ivcik.1 couldn't get a house in N00-
waik and that is the oniyr enson I
nan not." “
"Better luck later,"\echoed 1i. mem-
ber of the board,
It was thought advisable Io appoint
a committee to go «further into the
matter with Mr Bisseii. There was
some discussion as to how men, mem-
bers there should 1he, and while Mayor
0 .
5.8 DRAIN TRIM:DULII 0?
PSI“ ,
S DISORDERED STOMACHS
gkfifinFINE KN El IVE MINUTES.
= E8 INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA.
ggURNESS. GASr HEARTBURN.
Finnegan "thought six would be right,
several others,“includlng Mr Ilisuell
and Councilman Chandler stated that
1110 smaller the committee the batten.
providing it was representative of the
feelings of the boards. ,
Mr Merrill said that ’as Mr Kenna
i‘.‘ .to be the first to use the system
he should be‘inciuded.
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is figured that the six members of
the General Assembly, under the Con»
filfi:§“§{§£“§£§§“ff‘f‘. I I I :2 $1336.33 emotion, would receive about $18 for ~
Due from other Banks, railroad lore and this money will not
Bankers and Trust CoIn- 32 43 be mild “Stimuli and 93 the session. ‘
fongfi“ attestation 3' ~" One senator-elect. said today that a -
Agents ................. 0,031.59 was his opinion that members, upon ’
United States and National . finding out that traveling will cost a
uggngofi‘me“ ”23-33 considerable sum, will-either dodge
Silver Coin _____ ....... ..... 032.93 sessions, or else the life of the next
Minor Coin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, _ 13,41, General Assembly will be less than
Checks and G‘ ash items 29.55 three months. .0“ veteran legisla-
tor said today that the attitude of the
government meant a real business
Total Assets ............ $192,809.79 session each day. and more session
Liabilities. days a week. Jllc thought everything
Capital Stock ............. :30 00000 “mud be speeded up {from the first.
it is known that the Democrats. Will
have their committee plans weiiiior-
mulaied so far as the senate is cone
corned. Senator-elect Lenders is to
call a meeting of the steering commit-
tees just us soon as the sub-commit-
tees on workmen‘s compensation and
employers’ liability measures” are
ready to support. This is expected to
be within ten days.
Representativeelmt Purdee, of this
city, is completing his hill providing
for fourteen towns in “New, Haven, 9.
measure he has advocated at other
sessions. and which will be blesses-
cinl project at the next session.
An appeal is being made to sports-
man here to support a bill which pro
uses to chance the resent form or the
fish and game commission of three
members tots aluglehended commie»
alon who will serve with a salary.
Another propoaiilén is to separate
same interests ”from the, fishery inter
sets by creation of a new joint com-
mittee to handle same matters on-
tlreiy.
[IMKKEEPIIIR BYBIIII
Fill littlitlllll om
(Continued from lint moo.)
M
or anything will be done until after
the vote on the consolidation charter
this evening. .
The meeting last evening was not
primarily to consider bookkeeping.
but was on. sets set for the board of
paring estimates and. laying a in.
This dwindled until it became merely
the work and
an incident In an otherwise lengthy .
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Montgomery. Riordan,
Mr Keene will meet
Chandler.
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matter the board voted; tolappsov
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