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WANTED . FOR SAL] . TO LET
VWANTED—«RESPONSILBE CARE—:- FOR SALE—«TWO YEAR OLD TO LET-«ONE OR TWO CON»!
takers; sober «man and industrious pure bred Jersey bull. Address Gust meeting rooms. all improvements.
lwomar. Apply .i. M. Layton ‘00. sill 3t
WANTEDwMAN TO RUN MOI-ST-
:ing engine and make himself general-
iy useful. Steady employment. The
lii‘erris Cool '00. 312 Bi
”WANTED—BY ELDERLY MAN,
illomeiike ipiace, comfortably furnished
room with or without board. 1st «floor
u’ireferred, city or su‘bunbs, permanent
it satisfactory. 'S‘talte price, street
and number. Will call. Address Wol-
oott, Sentinel. 3‘12 3t
.WANTED—TO
RENT, 7 ROOM
illousc, all improvements good loca-
tion, good condition .0. Box 463
South Norwaik. 312 ill
MALE HELP WANTED.
We have an opening .for a hustler;
one familiar with house to house
work who is not satisfied with pres-
ent income‘ and desires a steady, pel-
nlanent and growing occupation \iii-
iianl R. Welsh of 501 West Main
street. Meridan, Conn, began with us
last winter and is making better thall
fifty dollars weekly; will double it
letlllli the year; Write us or call
for «particulars. Practically no carpi
tai required. Applicants ollligh char
acter only considered, Correspondence
in confidence. John F. Jeike Company,
83 Warren street, New York city.
*Sandlierg, Box .346, South Nil-walk.
sellger auto, top, spedometer, lamps.
in good running order;
dress Auto, 'Sentinei.
’ 312 tit
FOR SALE—~41 CYLINDER, 5 PAS-
Si?6.00. Ad~
s10 3t
Could be used as bedroom and sitting
room. Inquire Mrs. A W. Smith
West; Ave s12 3t
TO LET-«THREE ROOMS FIRST
street, East Norwalk. Apply to R.
Joseiovsky, 52 Wa‘ter St, South Nor-
«gas engine and Myer’s pump.
arateiy.
part payment.
Farm, Dariden.
FOR BALE~OOMl’Lbi’I‘L LEADER
water system, i .000 gal. tank, 4 horse
Good
as new. Having city water put ill,
will sell at bargain, together or sep-
Take good Jersey cow in er.
it. C. Lester, Sycamore
89 (it TO LETleiRiilii.‘ ROOMS IN NEW
walk, or 21 First Sh, East Norwalk.
s12 3t
TO LET—~NO. 1 BUliliti'l‘T AVE.,
second floor. 6 rooms, bath, elec.
tric light and gurret.
811 St
$3, 000.
payments. inquire of Chas E. Heyt.
FOR SALE 0N EASY TERMS—6
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements; «Price
$500 cash and $25 monthly
-. s4 ti
building just completed. Electric.
lights and water. Inquire of John V.
McGinn, 73 Cedar St.
TO LET—«FLOOR, 7 ROOMSLGAIR-
den and privilege of chickens. 80
Strawberry iiiil Ade, near Myrtle St.
NDRWALK BUILDING LOTS—
street Scribner avenue and Connecti
each. Terms
St, lacing station
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN ROUTi:
)ca -
ed on high ground on West \Jedariiliti South Main St,
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140-
{25 down. balance $10
1128 t! I cellent condition.
611 'it
TO LET—ROOMS TO RENT AT
newly pain-ted
-land lpapered, trolley by door; garden
if desired. Rent reasonable.
on premises.
910 (it
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other pallculars at my of— TO LET~NO. (iii WOODWARD
lice. William P. Smuil, 23 MonroeAve. 6 rooms, all improvements, ex-
Apply to J. '[i Law—
irence, Layton and Co. or James E.
lJils, Jr. 810 3t
all fit PARTY HAV G TWO 6 CYLIN-
ay -__-__________ * der Stevens-Du ‘acars wiiilpart with To LET—«Six ROOMS ALL liM-
WANTED - GIRL ABOUT it. it‘ll .LU’t‘WIOW “ding ’3” 2%le provemcnts, Upper Maul St. Nor-.
weir: Old. iAigllly Factory Entrunlcje ll r gem)“ 9‘ “ walk, on trolley line. New OllOEISO.‘
ill . ‘as l. . s . i "”' ‘ ‘1 Telephone 5354!, or write 1’. . 30x
FOR SALE—45 ROOM HOUSE, ALL 463. 310 3t
WANTED TO RENT—SEVEN 'i‘O improvements, tine condition, center of
nine room house, unfurnished, all im-
[ll~ovelllellts, good neighborhod. Ad-
dress wllil particulars, P.,
Sentinel Ol-
Geo. Mitchell.
South Norwaik. Price $2,650. inquire
TO LET-«5 ROOMS,
fiber. 12 Osborne Ave,
SECOND
East Nor-
flce. sii 3t . .
WANTED—TINS‘MIITH. lxolnnll sma“ Berkshire Pigs
a. 1.1:. llenedlct, 87 West St. s10 :ll For Sale
walk. Water, gas. bath.
back entrance, dice cellar.
promises.
front and
310 3t
8, ALL IM~
T0 LET-"luvs noon
. » movements. 19 .iliilside St, ‘South
WANTED—WOMEN TO MAKE Fine lot of young ilerk- Norwulk. 58 6t
aprons at home spare time; we pay shire pigs, ready for fall www -—— -
400 per dozen;' send addressed enve- and winter fattening, for T0 LET~5 ROOMS AT 102 so.
lope [01‘ illil‘llt‘lllm's licllwtly Spcc- sale Millii Si. .iicnt $18. Adults only. ill-
will Co 0,5“ liashlngiml St. Boston. Apply to NELSON F. HUNT quire of (thus. 19 lloyt. at it
"Mass. sit) 3t 1124 Ring 5_ Norwaik. “.1 m
WA NTE DM—EX PERI FENCE!) HELJ ’,
TO LET—FLAT it‘ll/ll) ROOMS.
bath. llcllt, all inlprolelncllis, centrally
i'el‘uaic. Those Who can now by I". u d h . . .-. . 1 ‘1 .
1 . 1 pi) i.) “dim bl, South
band; also Ic.llucls. impure Scholr ( I“) .I.‘ ‘ .. 1
WWW um......-s.. .u. ., D1, Margarel Morrison 1373”“ ulna... lU..0 .2. tl
" “my?“ 3. '. TO LEqul‘ 131‘ 1 FIRST HOUR.
W°~ Chiropradlm
Are ' SIU 3t FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY. Lli‘ih‘ililll. ht” bOlllll Ntii‘ii‘lillt. 52 ii
,W M--. "W. ,..WWWW____._ . Years or Experience. m . 1M . ' ..
WANTED ~_ “'1‘: AYERS, l‘.l.3Al{.\l- SPECIALlST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN- T0 LET—.3 POLK-ROOM AFAIK 1»
els and helpers. «\ppiy Mueller (’iiorhl
Mills. Norwaik, (it.
HLHINE. . worn €17.35.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-——MISS
Decker, 1i!) Sczlviow avenue,
Elsie M,
:132 lilt
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
\(ljlliililll‘l'its $1M per treatment
.; adjustments $5.00
OFFICE HOURS-23 A. M, T0 5 P. M.
menus. if. Orchard strum. item. $12.00
mlrh. Apply to the Nth-walk Iil\'(,~.~st»
mcnt (70., 7'0 South Main iwll‘i't‘l, oily.
at; lll.
TO LET ~— Nlt‘lil, l’i.iu.\h.\.\"l‘
house. all modern lili|ll‘()\‘t‘ll:l.‘iilti llnd
“3:. . .,L ‘ BELLE ISLAN EV NlNGS. (‘olivelliellcl-lz; in good l‘ulllldluu; good
{12:21 *3;chllélllrl’hllllguf1r? filggf: D E lleiilhborilood; ('Iili‘lilc light. and has;
i“ ‘-.‘ ' . '. . ' ’ “““"”‘ centrally located. inquire if: 'I‘nyiol
Jill). Olluc hours 9.00 to 5.00. aiS 1m ll Aw. “mu. West St “21 t.‘
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR hILLSIDE ”M“ ‘ ""“T'. '"
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds ETD: METER“: $331311? 1“ 1 311“”
custom made work. Fit. andwoml‘ort % SChOOl for Gi l Agirtmelftnlfto 3Q 'Cll'lllol (MI-tel
.,. . , . . . . . ,
guaranteed. 25 Viest ii ashiugton St. A f S Inquire atldi South Mam St. will it
N‘“ M »1 l i~‘oun d ed by lCIimlbt-l il Illli'i‘ iii cud.
DEAD WOOD TRIMMED
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN &. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
LOST
LOST \‘i:iI.\'l:’i‘ NOW. WITH
lucid rruscvul 1pm, Ht‘i with cmorllid.
itowurd i'or l‘lrlurll to In Mol'lzun Ave,
Nollllllk slz :il
”never“ «an.
FE. re, Life, llealth
Accident, Plato, Gian, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Till. :45. 155 Wanlllnaton 8t.
Rani ‘
,.. 3
The New Sclellcc
DEFINITiUN OP CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the dolhlllion of the
Cause of the disease and the art 0:
adjusting ”it: some Disease is calm
ad by a wrench twist or hprnin it.
the hack linellhli’ done in clllldilooll
It crenhrs pinched nerves and pain ill
later llic In the dilicruni organs ant“
llmlifl.
ltlllroprartora remove the canoe 0'.
dismal» and 1mm. health hi rental-mi
through harmonizing the nerve are
truly in your body lclnalo trouble»
given sprint a"! «alien who curl-r
titre oi ill“ spin-e You will never r4.»
grit 5min» the i‘hlrnpractor a chance
to twig you
1% walnut.- lreaiwenla given nice
”i. “MN to. i). if.
N Washington 5%.. Wfiflfimhlr. Com
illness” from Palmer animals. on
cliwm'rtw
“”0le in «a. «w; mvmW
2»? «t
I.‘ ii‘shtu Me a can; an: 1i
' »1na of exemplar
l a direct on.» ’
:‘i like! what's at e‘
a» “a.
at Mill karma
fits» .fle ll M 351%th a
film. Mill for Mame» an m We!
Were
‘18-‘53).
The school will open for the Phi
term on 'l‘llnrsdzly morning, Septem
ber iii, llilii, at nine o'clock. Al
classes ewe-pl the plilunly hold il
in 1912. lllliit on the sin ie of the hill
each floor opens directly on
new populate school Iu'ildillg crcliotil .1.
the
E‘SUITES
l
he llcllutli’ui New Apartments at
lnBlgckt '
Jacob Linxweii— '
all 3t‘l
Inquire on .
ground, thus obviating ull danger ill
case of lire.
College Preparatory
Courses for older girls; Killdcrmlrten,
l’i‘lllliil‘y and intermediate liopurt
month for little girls and boys under
ton yours. French taught ill grades
above the Sixth. Arrangements made
i'or locating children who use the
trolleys and for serving a hot lunch-
eon. Terms and illustrated booklet
on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
school any morning nitrr Stillltiilillci‘ dltlmlnl expense.
eitrhtil. AVG-
MAliliAitE'l‘ it. liliidNDldNOlliil, A. ll.
Viiir'i illlN'i‘ FRANCIS, Ii. L.
NOTIl'IE
A Cancun ol‘ the imuucrutir Idiot:~
tors of the Second Voting. lilnirict oi'
the (lily of Norwulk will be held in
the City Hall on North Main street.
Knuth Norwullt. on Friday evening.
September ill. laid, at it o'riork. for
the purpose oi' alumina (llllllllllll‘ll in
liw t‘llf’ ('tiliVi'lilltiiL in llullliuulo cun-
lildatoa for oi‘lirus of rim Second 'l‘tlii'
Ilihi Ward. and lo illl‘t'l dlalrirl t'mii-
lpitinoull-n for the cushion your. u-mi ...
mimic—ti i ,
lllmm‘nn'ru' l‘lfllill'l‘iiuhu i SPINM ANN-V9” WEE
"i it I‘d
»-~mWn-u-I:~l;lm imgww
THE WIND OF FAME,
l “Prelim alumna are all \ory mpg“
said Alfred ”4mm, fill: l‘ngzll ll pool.
at a picnic luncheon at Nahum, “but
a H... own: “will .illvfiiihli“ you ill
some. col. is you twin the anal until
like! ol‘ more” will-ill 3.1:... “
The arm of the: prod {Willkllld and
in» maimed
"Victor! the press MUM blows the
trainer! lief {new in? am: mi: Halli“
mil Slow gym in rhino the wind.“ M
View insult Redd
and General
and bulb. lltni
liAR’l‘iiol.
an? Atlantic 31.
imdr Attendant man
1-8 p. m
Phone Connection-
iournw 9 n that p in
Vivi-willy, Vr'tlJ‘W
.1 .W~
W l) IvlCll:
'l'lw
'l ‘1in
ltcviatrnm of
Vloifn‘: illniriri
eliit. i-‘lt ll'll
‘li Hat 1 ill.
ill”, Split
in p in.
gumilii’tllnhlfi no he made rim turn.
Ellwdlflil 1‘3. llllill'lrh”.
:nli': l’: n! 1}“;
Hill
liWflflifl all ”it com mi.
it.
53 West Avenue
consisting of five. six and colon rooms STUDY a lull?
hot water and janitor; 7:22;.»
sell/ice; also one new double house;
and one new small cottage Oil..OlCll'l
uni St. are now ready for such fam-
liios of adults as require first-class _.W...1.w_
conveniences. if lolflliled comfortable
furnishings are supplied at small ad;
Apply 53 West."
at”. 12t
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS
LATEST METHODS
D. C.
atamtord. Conn.
Rooms.
iloath Nev-walk Dillon—«63 Meadow Btu
‘lmitihy Wen-
“‘"Wamku—V‘W
Voter! of the?
lit flit! Town
2:»l.1i PM or Nullililllt all he in let
litirltéifl “6.1
time Mrrwi‘a on ’ihnrs-
i‘iif" .. From I1 a El
in! llw thrown oi real-Mu;
l; a cocoon? couture”.
nanny o trmohutiiu' m In»! I.
meant... ram mm Home 3*
new maul. can. “at 13.
: m
SAUGATUCK
Cyrus Justin is en‘tertaluinglhls sla-
ter-in-law from Ohio.
Charles Benson "is “breaking in" “1
UP TO LIGHT.
Appui‘to Attorney General to Reverie
Ruling incorporation Counsel That
Women Can't Vote on Ten-um Bill.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 12.——«Undaunted
'by the turn din given by Corporation
Counsel Kielner, or New HaVen, in his
opinion that the women cannot vote
on the teachers' tensuro of office bill
the women are going higher up with
their tight to get their vote ill on the
tensure of office bill.
The higher authority mentioned is
i“ motorman tor the Connecticut Com-
Paul'-
Frank Penny left for Albany yes.
tel-day morning, where he will enter
college as a sophomore.
i Miss Jennie Thorpe, head clerk atlney general will rule against Corpora-
lthe post cities, is enjoying iler an-
nual two weeks' vacation.
‘Mr. and Mrs George W Thayer, or
town with friends on State street.
Charles Ln Den, Jr.. and Joe Kuitz.
days in town with friends on State
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seeding and
days.
~Mr. and Mrs.‘ Charles 113. Mon.
of Laurel avenue, Bridgeport, arrived
at Compo viieach and mu spend the
rest of the month.
l Horace W. Staples. son of Mr. and
'Mrs. William G Staples. of State
Maine and New Hampshire.
.A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.‘
Donald Perkins at their home on King
street last Saturday evening.
and son are doing nicely. Mrs.
kins was formerly Mrs. *Mlnnie Gulla-
way.
J. Fred Gorilam left this morning on
ills annual vacation, which will be
‘torney General John H Light to inter.
.i-iartlold, are spending a few days inl
daughter. of New York city, are stop 1 Shebtficlinzltil E0 “i” just “'lt‘l‘tdmfp:
ping at the Westport Hotel for a fewwere "g a‘m ’"t admi ‘9 “a
Mother1
i’er-'
not named, but it is believed that the
Teachers' League is going to ask At-
pret the state law for the women. The
l'l‘eacilers League feels that the attor-
1tiou Counsel Kleinel.
As soon as they read Corporation
Counsel Kleincr’s opinion adverse to:
the teachers tensuro of office bill the
officers of the teachers tenure of oil-l
flee 'lllll the officers of the Teachers
of New York city. are spending a fawllieague started the machinery going I
Miss Matherhle Brennan, president of
ithe Teachers‘ League said today that
the league had taken action
there was action .takcn to get an oilin-
ion from higher authority than Cor-
poration Counsel Kleiner. '
1 Miss Brennan pointed out that the
lstate law gives the women taxpayers
lthe right to vote on school muttgls
In Waterbury she said that this right
is accorded to the women and may he .
inquire street. has returned from a trip through exercised by the women of Waterbury: I
lsoon. Miss Brennan and other officers I
let the Teachers' League, and oflicors,
lot the petition] equality union see no
distinction in the law of the. state be‘
tween Waterbury and New Haven.
Miss Brennan felt conlideut that the
astute. law would uphold e women and I
that an interpretation of the law from
higher authority would settle all doubt
as to the rights of the. women to vote‘
——-r - I
spent touring through New York
State. He will visit Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Albany, and nlany other'»
points of interest.
Joseph Alvin, conductor on the lo-
cal trolley line, was aboard the Wil-
iiamstown express when it struck the
automobile near 'Norwaik, Monday
evening. killing three. He saw the wo-
man taken off the pilot of the engine
and describes it as it terrible sight.
Francis Taylor and family, who
have m'rupicd the cottage of Mrs. C.
iNasll, at least (,‘hurcil and Kiln;
streets, Ilil\'l‘. none to teillr home ill
New York city. The cottage will, be.
occupied by John (‘roker and family
until Mrs. Nlliill, who is ill Colorado
with Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Crossulun,
returns.
A lncrry war is expected at the coln~
illl; town clot-lion. us the i‘l‘ogrluisivm-i‘1
hull: announced their intention of on-
tel-lug zl ticket and have posted ll no-
llt‘l‘ on llii‘ Iilll post at Mlllll and Stain
streets, culling a f. lllllls for Saturday
(\‘(jiiilillz to be In“. d in llll‘ "lowu lillli.
'i‘ilol will nolllinllio candidates in?
elell‘lou to town tlllltt‘i at the towing
(.‘lOillOii. it is signed by Lliilllilliill W.
ll. Burn It was at that stated there
The
I
l
9
lleatst S
I ALI...
FOR
were not rnounil ol’ llll.‘ “ilull Moose)"
to form ii ticket. Tho iiolllm'rllls_\\'iil
ilold a caucus in the Town Hall the
slime evollilllz. The Republicans have
hit nnllollnwd llli‘ dale for their cull-
one.
Some men it they could have wires
’1: ... .....1-l' would lllld fault with
them.
Mnnvau
lliliEE [IVIF llINS
MOM liv'li. Ali'lk'iiiliN
Mill l.\'l:NiNii
'l‘ he Afternoon or
I‘lvcuing Division
allol‘ds llfgplil’llill —»
ly for those who
all: cllgzlgz‘d in
Wm .__ business.
Allure—Ii I4. J. n 0 ll K'KINVH, No l' l nun-y
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