WANTRD-A
reliable woman A
- work in a family of three. my
Flint, Rowayon. opposit9 the Baptist
Church; Tel 1565.! .A car
it. 6 horns
diatom, air 19
51911196.? lion dash?
FOR SAWMOPEN LAUNCH. "23 ‘
“Wet, nuns. 9 reVeriie
A1 con «1166191.
or Place; 1311211:
orwslk
, WANTED—«BOYS AND GIRLS ON ,
rain.coats Experienced or linenpbr-A
ienced. New England Raincoat (10.. 83
, Washington 891311116 31:
WAN'wlTEDaGIRL WITH OFFICE
experience 8tenographer and type-
most new, cedar planking, oak Airtime,
(copper moaned. 7 H. P.. we oylln’llo‘r'
engine, rent starter clutch. unto steer--
' er, mdgne'to; perfect condition; bar-
95:19:91, 3225. 00. Forest Ill. Case. Row-
s on. «~
FOR 8AL9E-209 .191, BOAT. Air
11:16 ,3t
movement's. inquir9 ol 8.
24 West 8h, or at store. 2 Franklin
81; South Norwalk . 41111731
rear snowmen _ ‘
$10 and 39. Also second nool- loft in
99 rectory
in square feet. suitable for 113111 manu-
lecturing.
Cigar Co. cities. 32 Washington 8t§
building containing 5.000
Inquire at The 011(1A Well
70 1.3.1577 800119 will»: in.
30.8mm“,
writer preferred. Apply at Raymond
Brothers 19 1 ,9 9‘- mill 3!;
WANTED—:YOUNG .MAN AND
mother desire two rooms, durnis‘hed o'r
unfurnished, with bound, in private—*—
family; centrally located in South Nor— ,
«walk. Address Boarders, Sentinel OI-
flce, South Norwalk, Conn. - m16 3t
WANTEm—MEN AND BOYS TO
' work in paper mill. Apply at once,
.Westport Paper (30., Westlport. Conn.
. 111113 31:
WANTaox—A GROCERY CLERK
for delivery wagon Apply to Nelson
H. Hoyt, 70 Washington 8t. and 3t
WANTED -— BOARDERS. HOME
cooking, pleasant rooms. Terms reas-
onable. Use of telephone. Mrs. R. F.
Rockwell, 80 Chestnut St. Tel. 102662.
31114 t
WANTEDaMEN T0 LOAD AND
unload boats. Call at deel Oyster
Co. docks 6Ao'ciook in the mornairlig.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best musket prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 83
to $4 for boll calves. to tstten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
iii if
MISCELLANEOU8.
TOURING CAR FOR HIRE—SAT-
urday afternoons, Sundays, all holi-
days and evenings. Chas. Carlson, 31
, Cove Ave. Tel.’323-12. mill 3t
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTB.‘
LATEST METHODSS”"
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest Rooms.
South Norwalk Dulce—63 Meadow Sh,
7-8 p. m. .
Phone Connections.
llours-9 a. m.—5 p. in. Monday. Wed-
ucsday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
BPINAI, ANALYSIS FREE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES '
CHAS. DOPONA, ,15 WEST AVE»
South Noruuik, German shoemaker.
First class repairing Also repairing
of traveling and handbags. .4111? 6t
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
furniture and piano moving by padded
automobile van. Also one good .up~
right piano for sale cheap. .l. ii. Mc-
Werner Tel. 748-41. 11114 61;
M. MILLER - DEALDR ALL
kinds of secondhand bags. burdens
and barrel covers. 891mm prices for
9.“
some and New page Telephone
1185 Address 102 Taylor Ave,
80111 “Namath, Conn. his 1111
_ eds OCR £1.“le 80016.8 01‘
with honor. painting and accord
u 2‘. Bounding: 65 OsbornfiAvs.
1372 2. salt
a
novice -,- PAINTING; .
hunting,
OI.
PAPER-
1i
es, or would exchange tor a. smaller
1 t! A good chance tor a. quick uyer. Z.C .
. pure white White Orpington cookers!
‘11 only on MD 1!
to 111,939!“ man.
“my“ out?” WWW
FOR BALE-SA9FE, 38 x 28 INCH-
one. Inquire Modern _,Market 15
North Main 8t.9 . 11116 ti
eusl'NIss OPPORTUNITY—WEIR!
desirable business proposition will be
offered any man or woman willing. to
invest a small amount of money. Ad- A
dress '15. 8.,' care Sentinel. 11115 at
FOR 8ALE~IRON BED8, MAT-
tresses, cook stoves, carpets, laundry
stoves, oak dining chairs and tables,
cherry devenport with two arm chairs
and center realm match 2 leather
couches; all good as new. FolKlow the
crowd to 12 Madison St. J.K .Finch
and Co, ‘A mid 3t
”Foe sALE—‘asufnoiuo nor ON
Day St, 95 x 95. Inquire Specialty
Mtg. 00., 40 Water St, 11115 3t
FOR GALE—1A FIRST CLASS GRO-
cery ibusiness in the thriving borough
oi! Shelton. Established t enty years.
Board. 478 Howe Ave.. Shelton. ‘A
mill
._
FOR SALE—BUICK DELIVERY
auto. Reasonable Owner out of
business. Address Auto, care Beuti‘
nel. m15 3t
FREE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY-«1
valued at $10 with 60 White Orplngton
eggs for 25. 00 to introduce our heavy
winter laying strain or grandest and
finest utility lbirds. One pen of 35
has averaged 25 eggs 9. day since last
November. Any egg infertile replaced
Hendricks Poultry Farm. Saugatgckét
EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR M0«
tor car, 2 first class buildiugl ts, at
\Harbor View Beach. Geo. (211019;.
a.
Room 5, Danette Bldg.
Lost ,9
LOST—«SUNDAY, MAY 11. A PUR-
ple feather betwoen Hickory Blul! and
Shmehnven Inn. Finder please return
to this olllce.n115 93t
The, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rants, Surely
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
T01. 345. 9 155‘ Wnlhlnutm' 3!.
Real Bonds,
9
. W
I
AUCTIOan. C HEXAM‘ER, AUC-
tioncer will sell at public auction 011
Wednesday, Mn 21, 1913, at 10 oclock
n 111.. the out re contents or B. is.
8perry' s Elite Livery Richie. New Cn-
noun, Conn. 25 horses. consisting of
matched pairs, single drivers, business
and work horses. They are in good
condition. accustomed to all kinds of
work. and are 9a good useful lot. .. 40
carriages ’nnd wagons. consisting of
coaches, coupes. canopy'top three sait-
ore. surreys. top buggies. runalbonts.
business wagons. trucks. covered van,
etc, all in good condition. Also heavy
blankets. robes, oliice nrniture and
smile. Cerlond oi holed hay and holed
hhnvings. T199 VVV‘II‘I‘EMW is losing sold
1-.
b n; chino 'et
bu mass at lilidgsiiei
iposyiizhle tol- hi hi 9
Lotion touts
All limo "ts under
floor. Inquire J.
or‘13 Cross St.
Hail building, Norwalk.
8t. Inquire 2 West ‘Ave.
31. I805
and light double rind sin is harnesses. y
‘s time
yoocmrglih his ,
milling it in 9
"var this, A
To LET~9781KTROOMR 8ECOND
MLoyton land 00..
. A- .1111? 31:9
T0 LET-781011141 1N Locxwooo's
Apply to
Fred H. Lockwood, 1031166bt9AVe ‘
111179 36
TO LETv-‘LOWER FLOOR,18 HIIGH
1121995
n
TO LET-IDWER FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms, No. 111 South Main at, corner
01 Concord 8t. Phone 211-5 11115 3t
T‘O LET-«HOUSE, 8 ROOMS AND
bsiih, lmproV91nents,»n Raymond St,
Rowsyton, 616; also new 6 room cot
tags. ready by June 1-, $12 Frederick
H. Hart, Rhymend 98t., Rownyton,
Conn. 11113 fit
A To LET-JEN ROOM HOUSE, 70
West avenue, containing six bedrooms,
two both, hot water heating system
and all other. improvements. Fbr on»
that particulars apply at office or The
OldOWell Cigar Company or on 9219-9111-
TO LET—AN APARTMENTA’I‘ 219
Inquire at 6! South Main St.
. manent appreciable harm to the body»
*1 politic.
t: dency into the
East Washington St. East Norwalk.
m2! tf
would love to tillnk‘. we can assur
selves that they will not do any p
011 the contrary. they will ‘
increase to erase intellectual cul-
ture and ac distance with Amer
ihetitutloas the eleotorate; ,
’“M‘orsovén cannot ignore the root
that Women, even when their oppo
tunity and the demands we make of,
them arenas great as they should be,
will remain in certain ways normally
dinerent from on. Women are moth-
era, and men are 11 When all 3195?;
chic marvels and parlo nonsense are
laid aside, that is the scientist’s dii
terence between men and women. Wo-
men inherit. With instinctive mother-
hood, 8. body of passionate interests}
that men only partially share. And '
when we say that those interests are
needed in governnient. we but extend
to the State as a whole 9. generaliza-
tion already applied to every esentlsi
part of it. For vve treely acknowledge,
in the daily progress of our livas, that
women' s vital intuitive judgments tend
alien to recall us from our theoretical,
and commercial vagaries to the side!
business, the conservation or human
resources An extension of that ion-
sphere cl politics will
appear less incongruous and more old-9
'vlsabie with every year that the pro
tesslon or politics continues «to im-
Cityv Assess—38’ Nudes
tics to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Normals. that they are required to
deliver to the assessors or either or
them, on or before the 31st day of
May, 1913, a written or printed list
dated signed and sworn to. or all the.
property owned by them on the 1st
day of May, 1913, liable to taxation.
snaking a description oi all the real
estate, each meal being aep9rnt9ely
dechrlbed v .4 .
W , the undersigned, hereby give no-
prove as it is now improvinx
"Governments are more and more
approaching the reel concerns 0! hu-I
manity. All those moral and social
irobiems, the preservation of health
rind safety, the regulation of hours and
ten the Mullins:
monument ere .
"Chosen has been added tthe list
or minor sports at Yale During the
past whiter than matches were play.
ed withularva'rd and Columbia, and
with teams from Eridgeport and Rare
lord.
nuns courts are contemplated for”
next year. when hit is hoped to put
“the game on s ilrm basis. 9 *;9‘
men have heen eleot-
ed to the Eliza eth‘an Club: C. B Cileuli~ ,’
son. 1913: F. S. Manhunt. 19163. and '
L. Outhw'slte. 1915. ‘
691111;“ “1 ‘
my it Was decided to hold Chapel ‘ '
during eknminatl n9. "
M. lo. dives. or New Haven; 1;... on.
my Ode for the coin.
Mtensive improvements in the
il‘he tollowin
At a meeting oi! Phi Beta Kappa.
last week, the Ioilowlng oid’cers were .9
elected: President, K. D. Burrough, .
of Arlington. ‘Msssn vice-president;"A.‘ ..
L. Harvard, Jr.. of Yonkers, N. 17.; see- ;,
realm =va J. snlenelln. M, or New ;
York city; aesistant treasurer, G. C. .
Aymsr..oi .
llPlatt. oi Columbus, 0., was chosen as :2
a member or the sxoeutlva committee. ..
which are I:
swarded'to the three members of the ;;
est Newton, Mass.
The Wayland prises,
Yale‘Kent Club. oi the chw school,
more awarded as follow. at the an- ..
nusl competition: First, prize to John '
Francis Collins or Wellingtord; sec
god who to A. J. Barns. or Highmore,
8. 1).: third prize to I. H. Easel BII‘I
ILL.
mingham. Ala.
V Till all crooked shoe ‘9
In alignment result
CHIROPRAC
on usncannr MORRISON
CHIROPRACTOR.
Open Evenings.
CONSULTATION recs.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In 4119 Town
AUTO SUPRLIEB
Phone 806—60 80. Main St,
'3 so. Norwalk. Music Hall Block.
A Furnished 1190111 to Rent? A
Sentinel want changes it to a. gun
nlshod room—Rented.
conditions or labor. the guidance oi
competition, even the determination oi
wages and the cure oi penny—proh-
lune that used to he handled by a
few supernormnl individuals under the
‘iiame oi "shim ”—eve are creeping
3:9 Vernal
B—Liats may be réturned to they
Assess (gs, at the Assessors' room ml,
the no City Hall building, North
Main and Marshall etrdets, South Nor.
walk, from May 17, 7513 to May 31,:
1913, inclusive, said oiilce to be open
from 10 to 12 n. in, and -..troin " to 5
o'clock p. 111.; on Saturdays from 7 lo
9 o'clock in the owning.
Coun,Mny10th A. 1)., 1913.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
DANIEL DUNLOP.
I). WILLIAM HARFORD.
mill 201: 9 . Assessors.
I
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Are You
Interested in Your}
If so watch; this space and ~
learn where you can getyour
Myer Examined and Classes
ode Properly.
,SUFFIIAOETTES IIEPART
(Continued tram First Puss.)
Sensations oi democratic
Dated fit the City of South Norwalk.
9 home in the sole keeping or their wiv-
. _
into the 9dally businesé oi bureaus and'
parachutes '"And VIi‘Is civillning ot‘
“3’ ”ill” ’iimcaea Which yd.
ie'r with 3111‘ our might, in
ultimately eve nthe greatest
Muslim,
which are still only ngitnicd byn
handful of notcwortl‘ly ldcnllsts, mad
become the substance of party pint:
forms and the lighting-ground oi prac-
tical politics.
"Another hope we may cherish oi
the political effect, not of womens
must flu
order. that
The sexes his more idealistic in whpt
they do together than in what they do
apart 1' And for this reusou the com
ing at women—or the coming of lean
ilioswinto politics. will bring a certain
timatc by counting the wise or vlr~
visions woman’s voice. It will make
impossible, for instance, that state
of conscience prevalent among male
politicians, who so into the service
oi the state with the honor tooling
that they have left their virtues at
as and 1111118111978.
not merely to 391m up ‘f’to an ideal 9;
cars, but to dove op it greatly. that the,
sultan mcigment deride! his chin! ,
tom. intern our ideal oi” womanh .
‘ pooled by
' woolen will
minim politics or on society oil.
it is crescendo“
votes, but ol the fact that they vote. 9
beueilt outer than what you might 92- 9
{‘It is out of n thoushtlul endeavor, ‘,
99? best ad 11-. ‘
dressy mm utirtuil’uy. inst '
(19 experience,
Norwalk Chronicler