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FOR BALI
lro LET
, lWANTED-v—A GOOD «RELIABLE
girl for general housework ‘in family 01!
three. Apply corner of West Ave. and
Leonard St" Norwalk. Mrs. H. P.
d’rico. n29 3t
BOYS—~10 10 ll YEARS OLD ’l‘O
sell The Saturday Evening Post and
JJHdiQS‘ Home Journal. Apply morn-
ings at,“ Washington St; I. W. De-
.Vnrney. ' 1128 St
WANTED—«EXPERIENCED SALES-
men for lines, blankets and dmnesties.
liteady position and (good sulury to
thoroughly experienced men. .By the
lidw. ill-alley ’00., New Haven. Conn.
M’rite, stating rage, details of exper-
ience and salary wanted, or cell.
1128 St
WANTEDeCLUETT, PEABODY &
100.. Inc., have situations to otter on
power machines to energetic girls,
steady work assured. o26 6t
WANTED —— WEAVERS,‘ LEARN-
ers and helpers. Apply Mueller Gloria
lMills, Norwalk, Ct. 1122 12t
FOR BALE-“1A FINE ROLL. ’I‘Ol’
office desk, cherry. Cost $30. «Sell ut
hnlt price. Apply 53 West Ave.
4129 iii
FOR SALE~ONE G001) DRAUGHT
horse; was worked all summer. Apply
'l‘okeneke Corporwtlon. 1129 iii:
FOR SALE—~13 ACRES FINE GAR-
den land, no buildings, on main road,
1 1-2 mile to trolley, $1,000, part cash.
Ernest lloessmann, No. 22 Fair St.
Norwalk. 1129 (it
FOR SALE —-—~ SECOND HAND
building materials, doors, stones,
(bricks, windows, etc, from buildings
to be demolished of the ‘N. Y., 1N. H.
and H. .R. ‘R. 00., nt Nos 28-30 Pine
street. At reasonable prices. inquire
A. Stone. at premises, 2806 Pine St.,
«South Norwolk. :1le 0t
$350.00. Can be seen after .Salturdey.
yaw], is root beam ,exellent condition,
$350.00. lCunbe seee alter Saturday.
Fred Nystrorn, cure McMuliin, Judah
Island. {129 ill
REWARD.
$25 REWARD FOR INFORMATION
leading to the party who has been rob-
lhing my chicken coop. Charles L.
James, South Norwuik. Phone 10854.
121.28 at
BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC ‘STENOGRAPHEFlfiMISS
Elsie M, Decker, 39 Seuview avenue.
East Norwalk. Phone 240. Office
[Hotel «Mahnckemo, Room 5. Phone
980. Office hours 9:00 to 5:00. i118 1111
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort.
mmmnteed.‘ 28 West Washington St.
'D'EAo ween +alMMEE"”"
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surely Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
l'l'el. 345. 155 WaShlnilton 8t.
Real
Hanging
Our Specialty.
PAlNTiNG AND DECORATING.
HerbertW.Gorham
38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Norwalk. Phone 593-12.
N t'
.In iit‘t‘ill’lliillt't'. with n vote of tho
ndjournrd town nwellnu 01' Hit! and
day 01' April, llilIl, the inllnllilnnlo nnd
legal voters oi" the lily of Norwnlh
or: hereby nollllml illlil wurucd lhnl :1,
clip nu't ting will he held in the Town
:l'lnli. Willi street, on the llrd dny ol'
Hoplomiwr, A. it, 1011i. ul li o‘clock in
the evening, for lilo following purpow
on, to ‘\\'ll.'.
To hear the report or the ill-lime
lifoustrticlion llolumlliw; to tilt nny
‘vul'nnry which only error upon nnhl
rointnllluo; to who any notion which
the meeting innv linen: proper rolnllvo
to the $100,000 bond issue, authorized
1“)" the lust lolllulnlurr, nod to lrunuurl
only other luminous i‘nlllllvv to the
'llrlduo or pork, or 110111. which the
liltll'llllpt mny 11mm proper.
linlmi ul sold Norwulic. thin :ii‘lh tiny
01' August, A. 1).. iillil.
, Mill lill‘lii.
Molioruior,
THE. HAT TRADE.
"l‘he unremnuvnl hvtwunu Weller Ill
illl'lllil‘uhm‘ null the timeout Mund-
hnlm t‘n., which has lump in printouts
for union time will mum on Septem-
ln-v 1. My 'vlrl.lin nl‘ this nni'wlulmi 11W
lt-iuiuuoi Mundhrim ('0. hold an curtain
iuierrsl. in the hut dupm‘iznmuu of
Whilst it ilellhrourr whom» hni inwt
noon won placed with tho .llnmllwim
(fin. ‘Witll‘the expiration of this uproo-
ennui whiter it. lieilllrouer run. utter
Remember 1. plate their orders in the
in all probability the stores will be
supplied in the future vl'lih Mundhelm
huts as previously. it was also sold
that. during the straw hut septum Til
per cent of the luminous done by Web.
or rlieiibroner was on one number of
Mun helm straw lmts.;-l)niiy Trad
FOR SALE~BRUM RUNABOU'I‘
our in good condition. Address W. F.
ii. Preston, Westport, Conn. n29 3t
FOR SALE-A GOOD ROAD
horse nnd harness and Concord wagon
with top. Inquire Louis Sheldon, 5:2
Woodward Ave, So. Norwalk, Ct.
RARE CHANCE—0N ACCOUNT or
discontinuing popular music, will sell
slightly used piano $100.00 below cost.
The Bazaar, 70 Washington St. 1128 {it
FOR SALE~SIDEBOARIL BRASS
bed, mattress, springs, dining room
table, rockers and other furniture. 10
South Osihorne Ave, East Norwzrik.
nLS {it
FOR SALEu-vBARGAIN 1N SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS—~Locnt-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue nnd Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms $25 down. lmlnnce $10
monthly. Discount for rush. lilnieir
stone and other particulars at my ol-
lice. William P. Smull, 21". Monroe
St, inning station. 328 if.
FOR
double or single.
:5 Rowan St.
SALE ~— WORK HORSE,
Inquire Win. lil‘i’l‘on,
all? 3t
PARTY HAVING TWO (3 CYLIN-
dcr Stevenslhiryeu curs wianpnrt with
one. Luxurious riding. llox iii»,
Bridgeport. M: ii
FOR SALEMG ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements, tine condition, center 01‘
South Norwnlk. Prim $13,050. inquire
tier). Mitchell.
Notice! Notice!
1 will sell a limited number of high
and dry lots, 20 by NO, to advertise
the property before the boom, for $5.00
per lot; no other charges, und not
less than live. lots to enrh purchaser
on terms of $5.00 down and 101: week-
ly. No interest or ussessments churn-
ed. The property is shunted in Sul-
loll: County. Long island. 02 miles
out on the Monlnuk Division or the
L. i. ll. ll. nod in the lllonlnnk Zone.
The property is ronvenllmt to the roll
rond station, church. penool, vilinne,
etc. For further pnrtirnlnrn, write
llonde, Room 27, 11.03 llremlwny. New
York lily, all 1:31
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SOLVENT NOTlCE.
iliulriet of Norwnlk. so” i’robulr
(lolxrl, August 1-1, A. 11.. 11111:.
linlnle ll .lelnn Knieull, low of Nor-
wnlll. in nnid Dintrh-t, drronnod.
'i‘ho lionrt of i’rohuln for the ills-
ll'ii'l or Norwnlll, hull: llmlml nnd ul~
lowed nix lnonihn {an11 the dole lll'l‘i"
01‘ for the creditors of Mill! mslulo lo
ox‘lllhii their elnimn for Htillll‘llit‘ill
'i‘hour who neglect in ill‘mlmli. their
ncmuntn, lproporiy sun-rind, within
unld time, will the dehurrvd n rurova
cry. All persons iluiuhlml to mid our
lulu urn rvuunulod in lunhe ilniucliinlo
lulrnu'nt to
Sill’ll-l KA'l’llNi.
11” "0 Adnlluim-ntrlv,
a «.1
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the New Stiitliice
DEFlNlTlON 0P CHlROPRACTm.
Chiropractic ill the definition of the
mum of the disease and the nrt oi
ndjustlng the some. Disrupt: is cons
ed by n Wrench, twist or npruln in
the buck. leivon if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter Ille in the diliemnt ornnnu and
limits.
tflilroprnctors remove the rupee or
(license and point. honlth is restored
through harmonizing the nurre syn
toms in your body. Female troubles
given spoclui ullention; also curve
;lure of the spine. You will never re
lgret givinu the Chiropractor 9. runner
oiwn market, but at the oil'lro of um?” new you.
' slower-1 Mundhoini Co, 11 Willi unlit iimt,
Magnetic treatments given else,
To FRAfitl‘Sq I)! fit
94 Washington on. do. Namath, Conn
t‘irauunie from Rumor ticheoi, the
dinmvrwr.
WEAR limm
To LEV—SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
all modern improvements. Concrete
cellar and large Little; one block from
trolley, corner Woodward} and River
Avon. inquire Ii. A. xllegeleln, Bi
Woodward Ave. 329 ill
TO LETwEIVIfl ROOMS, UP-
stulrs and live downstairs, nil im~
inun'ovemenbs. Inquire F. Item), 35
lulso outage, dour rooms. Disosa
Court, Inquire 55 Railroad Ave. or
121 Main SL, Norwnlk. .1120 iii
T0 LET-FIVE ROOMS WITH
‘inu'ovements. . inquire F. liopp, 35
Cove Ave” East Norwnlk. a2!) (it
To LET~FLA,T, FINE ROOMS,
Ihn‘lh. heat, oil improvements, centrally
located. Apply 49 Water St.,~«Senth
'Norwalk. Telephone 1030. n20 3t
T0 LETmli‘UltNiSIiEI) Oil UNFUR-
uished room in privalte family. 52
Spring St. 2129 at
T0 LET-«HALF HOUSE ON,PUT—
11am Ave. all modern im‘provements.
lInquire 01? 'l‘. Brennan, 47 West Ave...
South Norwalk. Phone 458, 1128 at
TO LET—~SEPT. 1, FIRST FLOOR.
six rooms, good condition. inquire 12
Chestnut St, ISouth Norwnik, n28 3t
TO LET—~A 5 noon c‘orrncn,
with gas and improvements. Inquire
at office R. and G. Corset Go. n28 tt‘.
HOUSE To LET—0 noous, CEN-l
trnlly located, $l0.00 month. Sept. Ll
Also 8 rooms in fine condition, $12001
month. (‘. 1’. llnyes' market. 1128 3t}
To LET-—»i~‘lt0i\i SEPT. lS'I‘, 4
room apartment, newly pnpered, cen-
trnlly located. inquire of Frederick
Lander, 4 South Main St, Room 0.
n23 {it
TO LET-6 ROOM (‘OTTAG 3, WA-
ter in house, on Raymond 81.. llow-.
nylon, $10. Also house, 8 rooms and
bath, rouge. und shilionery tubs in;
kitchen, $15. Apply to i“. ll. i—lurt,l
llowntyon, Conn. n23 01
TO LET - Nlt‘i‘}, PLEASANT
house, all modern improvements and
conveniences: in good coudilh‘ln; good
neighborhood: electric light, und nus;
centrally located. Inquire ‘33 'l‘nylor_
Ave, nenr West St. n21 ti“
TO LETth)'. l. lil'lilli'l‘l“ .\\'l£..‘
second floor, ll rooms, linlh. clean
lrlc light and gurrct. .lncoh Linxwulld
er. ulil it
TO LET~AN APARTMENT A’i‘ dill
East Washington St., illust Nell‘rnlk..
Apnrllnent nt 30 Chapel should
lnuulre at 64 South Mule St. mL‘t ll
SUITES
’l‘he llcuulil‘nl New Apurtnwnm :lt .
53 West Avenue;
consisting oi‘ live, six unll sou-n rooms5
and bulk. hoot, hot. writer and lunllor,
service; also one new double house
lilitl 0110 new nillnll column on llrcll-
urd St, urn now ruddy tor .\llt.'ll lulu-
illos ol‘ iuiuhs do require lil'sl‘rluss
(‘0ill‘l.‘llil'iit‘l‘il. if required ulnll‘ortuhlo
furnishings on» supplied at lunnll ltd;
illllillliil exprnsc. Apply 5.: West
Ave.
1L.) ill
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CHI r ATCC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST M ETHODB.
E. BARTHDL, D. C.
207 Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
Lndv Attendant. lienl, itumnu.
Booth Nerwolk Gilles—03 Meadow 8h.
74! p. m.
Phone Connecticut.
liournwil u. ”lull p. iii. Monitor, Wed
monthly, Fridny, 0:30 p. in.
6P1NN. ANALYBlS FREE.
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David W. llnymoud
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN‘S EUILDING,
2? WABHlNGTON 8?“.
Tot. elites. 10603; hon". “ii.
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Dr Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
‘FORMEHLY OF NEW YORK (MTV.
Years or Experience. ,
oPECIALlST lN sclEN‘rti 6PM-
‘ AL ADJUSTMENT.
, UNlTlSD BANK BUitDING.
3 South Norwelh.
iOFl-‘lclz HOUflS—«n—D A. M,‘1‘O ii i’. M.
lAdjusluuz-nls stun per treatment
6 adjustments $23.00
‘ QELLB ”LAND EVfiNlNGfi.
‘ " , - . . ToLelz, ‘
Professional Cards, 'and
Miscellaneous
parts, now so unborn]. originator! with
daily sllnl of twenty words. think of
.ycnr, nud the nrl «of spelling ut once
irhosen nt spoiling hunches.
‘lisplnn, whining voivo nnd spelled his
A good our. pars best in the but
MOW, paper,
ill
Ill Wlififlg‘lk [nonlethal ‘
' “it ill ‘uf urlniT‘lhqim‘ '
The‘iystein otthe spenderdincifin of.
Eli Whitney. the initiator otjtho coin
ton gin. when he undertook to moire,
‘muskets. The government um him a”-
contrnct in 1793 for 10,000 stands of
arms, although he had no "plant" for
their manufacture. He built a small
Inctory in New Haven, Conn, and be-
gan work, but found a great obstacle
in the difficulty of getting good work.
man. especially those capable of acting
as foreman under his novel methods.
His plan, us Is pointed out by George
lies in 11 recent original study or Whit-
ney's achievements, was to make of
his factory 21 single huge machine. in
an armory before Whitney’s dny ench
mun. highly skilled. produced by him-
self :1 distinct port of n musket. This
division or liliJOI' Whitney supplanted
by so apportioning work thnt little or
no shill wus deuulnded. He separated
the various tnsks and at each of these
operuilons kept it . group busy. For
their nsslsizunce be simplified eneh op-
eration nud introduced three uids since
lndisponsnblo in munui’ucturewdrlillnu
by templets or patterns. filing by jigs
or guides und milling irregular fol-ma.
From first to lost a model musket
was copied with precision so that ev-
ery lock. for exnulple. was exuctly like
every other among thousands. When
all the ports needed to form n weapon
Were assembled they united much su-
perior to n musket formed on any oth-
er plan. In case of repair a new port
exactly fitted the place of an old part
and at n triliing cost.
In order to accomplish his purpose
and curry out his contract. whose exe.
cotton was much prolonged, Whitney
was obliged to invent new tools and
machines nt every step. none of which
Wes patented. By doing so he not only
greatly improved the finish and accura-
cy of his guns nod thespeed of their
manufacture, but so impressed the vol-
ue of the iden of stundurdlzntlon upon
the minds of inmiui’ncturers tlmtit was
presently applied in other trudcs and
has long since become the rule in unlu-
utuctnring.——IIurper‘s.
A CHAMPION SPELLER.
Horace Greeley War I Wonder When
Only Six Years of Age.
No cluuupion ot’ the old time spelling
moieties. porhnps, ever excelled iIoraco
Greeley. lie was, in fuel. it spelling
prodigy. \\’hut would the boys nnd
girls of hulny. who grumble over their
11 child not )0! nix yours old who could
neiunlly spell every word in lilo lull‘
gunucl "hut is whut the young lloruce
is sold to intro lmcn uhle to do.
1113‘ erlloollnn begun in his fourth
become 11 passion villi him. in school
und out he kept incessantly at its
study. Ilour‘ nl‘ter hour he Would 110
till (he llmll‘, Sill‘lllllg il\'(‘[‘ ull the, (Hill.
",cnlt words he could find in the few
books ihnl the fumily owned.
The tunic of his prowess spread.
Nulumlly iioruee won [he that one
lie hurt it
Words with the utmost Confidence.
Sometimes in winter. win-n the snow-
drll‘ls were Rn drop that one of the
Llili‘,’ boys bull to luku him to the sv’lioulv
house on his lunch. the little while
huirml follow would drop uslcop ho-
tweon turns, When his word come
round his neighbor would undue him
anxiously iio Would wnko, spoil his
word nnxl drop asleep urniu at once.
So grout mm the boy's repnlnllon on
‘n ntudnul ol’ unusual powers that the
soleviluen ol‘ u neighboring town. in
pilsnlill: u rulu forbidding the nth-lull
once all the 'uu'ill ui'lnml of only pupil
from outside the township, honored
him ‘L\'_iiilllllifl tho rinuso, “lt‘xcopiing
.only liornre t:l‘eelel'.”-Yoliill‘a Cum-
‘ pnnlon.
Sarcastic.
This incident is voluted of n Scotch
doctor, now to the nun, who driven.
hired upon n day's rnlvblt shooting.
tillnsrli by the ferrets. bunny won a
rutln-r quirk moving tnrgei. nnd the
niodh-o who not election with the suc-
rcss he nnllriputrd.
"linnu it uh. umn." he exelulmod im-
pnllonlly in the keeper who ncroup
pooled him; "lime bonnie nre too quick
for lili‘l"
"Aye, doctor,” the murky trooper ro.
piled, "but ye unruly didpu expect them
the lie still like yer pullout» Uil ye kill
them?"
Yet Ho Liked Fruit Air.
"My lilinlmml won oi n smoker lint-
nrduy nlslu nnd never not home mull
about 1 o‘clock."
"WM ililii why he wasn’t at churrh
limuhlynmrulun'1”
“No; he 10in the ventilation ill on
poor in church and lilo ninumplwru nl»
worn gets so lnvnvy lhnt he uuu't beep
uwnlce."~».iudue.
A aurprlu Coming.
Poster's Wile M You underworld.
Merv. that l mu only "at home” on
Wmlvmsduy from £1 to b. lituryvsl’en.
um‘um. Then to herself: "Mnry. what
a unevenly slinnlion you burn got!
rus- mistress only M home for two
hours every weehlmwlsircbunge.
.a N,“ “flown... ”we”...
Always Lois.
“lien are always into, i hnve united
here since '1 o'clock for my husband to
clone. blow it in but! lifter ii."
"And when were you in mm him?"
“M ti o‘cimxwpusnga thriller.
ills Finish.
“He slipped on tile polish“ door and
killed himself." ’ '
"Sort of s hardwood finish; «117%»
t’rincutuu dim.
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