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WANTED

UNMARRIED LADY WITH FAIR
education, experienced cunvasser. age
2:; to '40, to travel and appoint agents
tor a. line of high-grade toilet requi-
sites. Good position for right party.
illepiy in own handwriting, stating age

‘ and experience in agency work. No

canvassing whatever required.
'11. F. Elliott Co
dolphin, Pa.

The
247 S. 4th St, Phila-
slii 3t

WANTED—A POSITION AS CARE-
tnker lily man and wife. Best of ref-
erences given. Address (‘.uretakcr in
care of The Sentinel Office. 813 3t

 

 

WANTED—soar .HA'T rumor-mus.
Dreyer Hut Co... Railroad Ave. s13 3t

 

WE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO
distribute religious literature in your
community. Sixty days' work. Ex-
perience not required. Man or woman.
Opportunity for promotion. Spare
time may be used. International Bi-
.ble Press, 1012 Arch St., Philadelphia.

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- WANTED—RESPONSIIBE CARE-
takers; sober man and industrious
woman. Apply J. M, Layton Co. 812 (it

 

WANTED—MAN TO RUN HOIS’1‘-
lug engine ltnd make himself general-
ly usei’ul. Steady employment. The
Ferris Coal Co 312 3t

 

 

WANTED—BY ELDERLY MAN,
homelike place, comfortably furnished
room with or without board, lst floor
preferred, city or suburbs, permanent

 

 

it satisfactory. S'tuite price, street
and number. Will cull. Address Wol-
(‘ott, Sentinel. sl2 3t

WANTED—T0 RENT, '1' ROOM
house, all i111proven1ents, good loca-
tion, good condition P. O, Box 403.
South Norwulk. slit 3t

 

MALE HELP WANTED.

We have an opening for n. hustler;
one familiar with house to ho we
'work who is not. satisfied with 111*»;-
eut Income and desires a steady, per
maneut and c1011 ing occupation. \Vil
lium It \lelsh of 50! West Main
street. ‘llerlde11,i‘onn., begun with us
Just winter and is limiting better than
fifty dollni's weekly: will double. it
within the your. “The 11s or call
ior particulars. I’rucil'nliy 11o cupi-
Inl required. Applicunts of liiuh chur-
nct I only considered, Correspomlom«2,
in confident-t2, .lolm II‘, Julian i‘ompuny,
.83 Warren' street, New York city.

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WANTED ~— (lllil. AHOI'T l3
years old»: Apply Factory l‘Inlrunvo .l.
and .l. (‘:2sh Lid. SH 31.

 

WANTED TO RENT~—~Hl22\'l§1\l ’1‘0
nine mom house, 1111l'111'nislu2ll, till i111.
provouu'nls, good iu2i~shborhod, 'Ad-
1911155 wnh particulars, l’., Sentinel 0t-
Ih'e. oil :It

 

WANTED - WICAVIGIIS,
ers and helpers.
Mills, Norwnllt

LEARN»
Apply Mueller t‘iloriu
Ct. 192 12t

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

HAVING AN OVER STOCK ()l<‘
mods, I 11211 St'lliilt: nt (311st prices.
Lenders, luxury 11211\':111i'/.t2d stool, W?
11121' toot; loony churr'onl iron. Si l-L’r:
213st (.‘lliil‘t'tlill iron elbous. ‘ifw. (lul-
rilllth‘Il 5111212! iron. nil gauges. 71 l-Bt:
11, I’hom- Illbt-I'j. iii. A. IIt.2,t:(2.h2i11,
Iii \\'u.~;hin'-iou St. slit :lt

NOW IS THE TIME TO »ll.-\\'III
mm l2113-,1122122 root‘s, plumbing, ('U',‘ i111i
in (odor lot the wintvr. it. C. Thomp-
ion and (o 'lolt-phom- Mill-l. B-I
l-‘irst St, I), N, sill tit

 

 

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER~MISS
Elsie M, lltltfliOI', 30 Sonviow avenue,
1111124 NOI‘Wdlli. I"]1ono 2-10. ()I‘ilco
“(2191 .I'luhnt'ltomo, ltoom 5. Phone
030. Office hours 0:00 to 5:00. MS 1111

 

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NASH'S MDIH‘Cl‘tN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and con1i'ort2
guaranteed. 28 West, \‘i'ushiuglon St.

 

DEAD wooo TRIMMED
FROM ELM roses.

BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

L'OS'l‘ . -....- .. ._, .-...

LOST _.. VELVET HOW \X'i'i‘ll
gold crescent pl21,1122l2wilh emerald.
Iii-ward i'or I'I."IIII‘]I to 10 .'\lorl nu Ave,
Norwulk. 211.2 lit

The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC»,

Chiropractic 1:; the ueunilion oi the
cause of the disease had the art 0i
adjusting the some. Disease Is cans
ed by a wrench, twist or nprnin .In
the back, illven it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
Innizs.

Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease 11nd pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys»
121111.: in your body. Female troubles
moon special attention; also curvzr
121m of the spine You will never m
KH'I nit-1111; the t'hit'oiirustor 11 chance
to 1:11;) you.

instant-13¢ treatments given also.

‘T FRANCIS. I). C.

N Washington 31,. .‘lo. Norwaihn Conn
Graduate trout Primer School, 1111
GIMP”?! raw.

 

 

at need 111.131. 9.1.1.. but In tit. best

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FOR BALI

FOR ' SALE—mTWO YEAR OLD
pure bred Jersey bull. Address Gust
Sandherg, Box 346, South Nlrwalk.

312 3t

FOR SALE—COMPLETE LEADER
water system, 1,000 gal tank, 4 horse
gas engine and Myers‘ pump. Good
as new. Having city water put in,
will sell at bargain, together or sep-
arately. ’l‘uke good Jersey-mow In
part payment. R. C. Lester, Sycamore
Farm, Darlden. 59 6t

 

 

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS—6
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave., tile
construction. all improvements; price
$3,000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyté

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‘ FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTsw—Locst‘
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms 525 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my ot-
Iice. William P. Smull, 23 Monroe
St, lacing station. 1128 tt

 

 

PARTY HAVING TWO 6 CYLIN-
der Stevens-Duryea cars will part with
one. Luxurious riding. Box 115,
Bridgeport. . 1 9.22 ti

FOR SALE—8 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. Inquire
Oeo. Mitchell.

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Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor

FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years or Experience.
SPEGIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.

South Norwalk. 2
OFFICE HOURS—4) A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment

6 adjustments $5.00

BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.

HILLSIDE
.A School for Girls

Elizabeth
ltx’h‘iil
The school will open for the Fall

term on ’i‘hursduy morning. St2pte111-

bor IS, 1912‘», at. nine o'clock. All

classes I‘Xt‘t‘lll' the primary hold ill

 

 

 

(Founded by Burr Mead,

In 1013. lmilt on the 5111222 or the hill.
each floor opens directly on
ground, thus obviating nil dunner 1'11
rose of tire,

(Toilette i’rt‘2puru2tory and General
Courses 1'o1' older girls; Kindurmrtr-11,
Primary and lntornwdinto impart-
12101115 for little.‘ girls and boys under
too yours. l"l‘t‘ili‘ll taught in grades
Inboro the Sixth. Arrnnuoluouis outdo
ll'or meeting: children who use. the.
trolleys 111111 for serving: 21. hot lum22h~
eon. 'l‘orms 11ml illustrnird booltlvt
on npplirnlion.

The Principal may
schrool any
e1 n‘hl l1,
MARGAIUCI‘ R. I'lIIICNllIJNGER, A. ll

VIDA IIUN'I‘ FRANCIS, II. 1..
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Registrars Notice

The registrars of the Second Vot~
i111: IlIsIrh-l of the Town und (‘lty ol'
Norwnlk will be in session oi. the Citl'
Hull, North .Vlnin street, on ’.l‘hurs-duy,
Sopimnbor iSth, from 0 n. 111. until '3
2p. 111., to receive appliuulous to be
mode voters. This well positively be
the last. opportunity to tile uppiit'u-
lions.

be soon at the
morning: utter September

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IGOR-Milli) ll, DOULICX-S,
.Il”. li-lMIAd-I ICIIA‘N,
llehlsirnrs of Voters Second Voting
District of the (.‘Ity ol‘ Norwullt.
listed at South Norwul-k, (7111111.,
September lit, ’Iillil. ‘ 1313 I?

BEN ALLEN ........ AUCTIONEER

Auction. I

Will sol] 111 Public Auction at tho
lute losidomve ol \lrr. tlulln \l' Ilson de~
rerun-d. '10 Arch St, Nonwullt, (301111.,
on VI-‘odnvscluy. September .17, nt I0
o'cloclt, sharp. Snip (consists of one
piano. pier nines. cabinet. mantel, sidw
board, extension tnhh's. lace curtains,
poriiores. book oases. 2ph:luros. china,
carpets, I'urn etc. (his room} and
bric-o-‘In'uc and oil itimls of furniture
prrininlnu to liomtohooplnn.

If Stormy. Sale W It Be Held Next
Fair Day.

 

Fire, Lllt Ilealth

Accident. Plate, Gian. Auto
Insurance.
Estate. Rents, Surety Bonds.
Notary Public.

Real

'0. T. McGovern

r”: “5!

1—- p—.

355 Woflhinotou 81.

M .......,. Mm. .

(innit tenants are to he had-201-

 

the advertising.

new sopuruto school building erected.

‘1‘“ TO LET—~AN APAIITMICN'I‘ AT 2.2211.

- «mm. .1. elm-‘0 mm

unprecistlvo employers.

TO LET
TO LET—HOUSES, rnA'rs, MAN-

uiactories, stores,'bur11. floats in
Norwallt, South Nonwalk. East. Nor-

walk Rowayton. Rents ranging from
$5. 00 to $50 00 per month. See our
list. Raymond Bros s13 3t

 

TO ~LET:AIPTB]R our. 131'. sno-
ond floor, 150 East Ave. Everylm-

provement. .May be seen by mpplyluz
to present tendnt. Inquire of John

N. Kline, 21 West Main St, Norwalk.
Tel. 1292-3. 813 3t.

 

'ro LET-ndosn auditorium.
rooms. all modern Improvements: one

 

 

 

 

McGinn, 73 Cedar St. all at

 

den and privilege of
Strawberry [1111 Ave, near Myrtle fit.
all 3t

 

TO LET—ROOMS 'I‘O RENT AT
216 South Main St, newly painted
and 2pupered, trolley by door; garden
if desired. Rent reasonable. Inquire
on premises. ‘ 810 tit.

T0 LET—«FLOOR, 7 ROOMS, GAR-t
chickens. 301

WORKERS
ARE BUSY

Miss Julie Lathrol) head at the Unit-
ed States Children’s Bureau, has all-
plied to the Connecticut suitragists tor
assistance In the work of compiling
vital statistics In this state. Mrs. Eti-
ward 0, Parker of Greenwich has 1111-
dertaken-the work in that town amt
eil'orts are being made to secure wo-
men in a IIIIIIl-bel‘ of other towns in
thomtate. Suggestions have been re-

 
 

 

 

the C, W. S. A., and it Is expected
that women will soon be forthcoming

ed.
“it seems probable that the 101182

block from trolley. Inquire 84 Wood- standing reproach that women in Can ‘ '. ‘
ward Aye, or Henry A. Hegelein. necticut do not use the school vote alk h 11 ng SENTINEL f Th '-'
plumber, 141 Washington St. s13 .51; will soon he .3 thing of the past. It. W V9 1 0r tee 3,:
To LET—ONE on Two com. is astonishing how little known to ‘ . 2:2:
nectimi rooms, all improvements. the women of the state has been the . , _ .' '
Could a used as Ibedroom and sittiug‘f ti 1 v 1 ht <2
I act that my 111. e any rg to a ___ p y g y . 4
{’32: Aitéquire Mrs. A. W. Snug?é Elia“ In school affairs I11New Milford on S 3 ln 0“ :1 C C35 0 S at o 2.2
-_ inst recently the Equal Franchise :9; 2 ,2 - '9
t'I'O LETTT'EiREllkROgMSI' “’ng League began a movement to get the -- 23‘
srect, "as .‘orwa . ppy to 1. , " II it .
Joselovsky, 52 Water St, South Nor- women to register in order to be able : , “.1,
walk or 21 First St East Norwalk to take a share in elections on school . . . 3:!
312 Bi and library matters. The. members of - :i
To LET \IO 1 liURRI'I‘T AVE the League found that there was ‘.jg
second floor; 6' rooms. bath, eleéjwcarcely a woman in the town who 2':- i’ a?!
trio light and an.“ Jacob Llnxweil- was aware that Che law permitted ': .5
er. s11 3t women to vote on these subjects. The .5
To LET 1111111. uoous m \utw perplexilv 01' the Women when they 4! 3‘:
—.‘- 90 . 1‘ - , .j.‘
'.buildiug just completed. Electric found out this was quite an1usin1,. 3.".
lights and'water. inquire of John V. Some of them asked in astonishment 4,;

,why they should he allowed to vote
ion one subject and not on others, and
could perceive no consistency or logic
in permitting the women to go to the
polls to vote. on one question and ex-

l on all others,

111 Wilton the women are forming an
Independent women's party and are

 

 

TO LET—vl2‘IVE nouns, ALL 111
provements. 19 Hillside St, South
Norwnik. 258 (it

 

TO LET—J» ROOMS AT 102 St),

 

.\i:2i11 St. IIt'lII. $124. Adults 01111 In-
quire of (211215. la}, lloyi. ' s-i it
To LET—«FLAT, FINE ROOMS,

linth, bout, all I111pioidt11t2nts,o'cnnulit
hunted. Apply til \\utei St.., South
Norwulk. Telephone 1030. si it

To LET-~SlGI-l’l‘. l, HRH l‘ FLOOR,
six roo111s, good condition. inquho l‘. '
Cliostnut St, South .\'or\\1.1]it 112 it

 

TO LET - NII‘E, l‘ld'lASAN'I‘
house, all modern i1nprort21uents 11nd
1211111'onie11ct's; I11 good condition;
,Ilt"ll{lllll)l‘llt)0ilf electric light 11nd (sits:
im-ntrhliy lot'nted. Inquire ‘.‘2 ’I‘uyl-21'
Are, near West. St. 1231 ll'

 

East Washington St... East N011 all:
Apnrtniont at 39 Chapel silent
Inquire at tit South M11111 St. mitt

 

SUITES

The Beautiful \‘ew Apu1t111outs at

and bath. hoot
service;

conveniences. it required comfortable
furnishings ore supplied nt small ad-
ditional expense. Apply 5:1 West
Ave. sh ‘Izt

 

 

CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. C.

207 Atlantic 8t.

Lady Attendant. lies: Rooms.
South Norwdlk Office-63 Meadow 8t”

7-8 p. m.
Phone Conneetlons.
i-ioursmtl a. 111.—5 p. m. Monday, Wed-

Stamferd. Conn.

nesdny, Friday, 6:00 n in. ,
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.

 

 

NOTICE

M...

The ltoulntrurs of Voters of the
Third Votlnu District at the Town

and (7in of Norwnlk will he in one
ohm at the Mom or The. tiorhum Co"
to I2‘Irnt Hi 12:11.1, Norwullr, on Thurs-
tho. .lepi Ihth. Iiiiil, from 9 a. m. to
1’1 p. 111., for the purpose of receiving
“indications to be mode. electors.
1221111 \Iili Id, (iOIlIIAM
IMIIRY TL \\ A'I‘lt‘ltliUIlY
Itruistnus 'l'hird Voting ITII‘IIII‘L

llntcd Not-walk, Conn, sent. 12.
lilitt. 25t

 

Household helpers watch Sentinel
Want mm. for chance: to find more length! to have ‘Ituown each other years ' 2

 

 
 
 

hood L 3'3

53 West Avenue?

consisting of five, six and seven rooms,
, hot water nod junitor'
also one new double house;
and one new small cottage on Oren-3
11rd St, are now ready for such lum-l
ilios oi‘ ndults as require. firstolussl

intending ”to nominate their own c1111-
51111111221 for the school bourd and to
work i‘or her election. Before taking
:this stop they had upplout-hed the Re-
plilillt .111 und Democratic parties and
,ushod lor the nomination oi 21 woman
on tho regulur'ly llzllli tickets. This
‘ «1-2quost has to! out-rt br both p trtiea,
hence the hub 121211111 nt action 01 the
\wme11.i\lrs I‘ (I ll HI 111211011, tho
l’1esident of tin \‘2. then Equal I'd-run
'lcih st- lounue lmmpennlly some in
.tl1is 111211e111ent,\\1211.l1 tinoutens to
11mm- some contusionl I'm the 1111 hi poi-
IIiriuus. -;

In New llawn it I» not only :~ull‘ru-
ists who are tuition 2111 Ilt‘llll‘ inbr-
't2.~2t in school poliiim, 'l‘bo lent-hers
(inure Illi‘ilfilll'l‘ has aroused t2x'2'l‘_\‘tlllt‘
:1:.d tin2‘oit12mpt t2!“ Ill12 politicians I0
dmly the Vol.2 to Women on 11112 ques-
gtioo 111121 stiirml up mom: let-line 111111
:1212121. 2111 \\(llII(':l ot‘ 11:) Sllittll‘b o opin
ion Into lilo :‘111‘
Ins-.2 ztlnit be loud? tinht ol' the women
l") Hilt‘ on question “in. 11 3121211114 (121'-
lininly to 11111112 within the tour 0"121111215
:nnrtin. 11211112211 the 1I2'l1t

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runltt. o! ihoso 11 it)

oi tho l.1\\'

2111'V1iit; on all IIIII.“ . Item, urinating
H llools.
I I112 t'ulli‘orniu \\1d111.211\\"Io urt'

 

I
much stirred 1111mm tho uttmnpt to

tl'.III21I by 12. popolnr 11!.21'-1ndum the
law for the nbni1=1m2nt and suppression
of houses of prostitution. hare appeal:
ed to the llnrtl'ord Equal Franchise
League for udriw 111111 Ilsslstnnt'o in
the campaign of education thnt they
are underiuhiug. The reports or the
luriirity oi‘ the llnritord Women in re-
gurt‘l to tho rmviuiion ot‘ \‘lt't! condi-
tions mode throulzh the trial (11' I’ll:-
niuolo, the Federal detective on
charges of .blucltmnil. have gone oil
over the United States. The (.‘nlifor-
nia women hud heard or the grout
White ISluVo Trude meeting. I11 Pur-
son's Theatre, and they sent to ask
how this meeting was advertised and
In what way the llurtiord women so-
cured the necessary publicity. This
request coming loot utter the shocks
111111112 on the C. W, S. A. by many oi
thenewspapors for their notion in to
printing and publishing the Vino (‘.om-
111i11slo11 iteport, has been 11, source of
comfort 11nd encouragement in the
midst of the dlmcult work in which
the Association had om‘lmritcd.

'C onnecticut women havo need how-
ever to envy the ‘aliI‘ornlu women, for
whereas the women here have only the
weapons at agitation and publicity the
California women have the vote, and
during the last seealon or thelr lieg-
Iaiuture they enhlly serum] the mm.
saga of the bill raising the age
consent to eighteen yours ----- while in
Connecticut a simllnr ttttempt to raise
the age of. consent was turned down
hy the ‘lmgisiatnre 11 few days after
this chivalrous assembly which 1111»
million to itself the duty of {infighting
Its voteloas women. "Appureutly this
protection is'alrordod I11 fuller memo
um when tlio"woiuo’n can trust 19
votes as weltqnwflivalry.

 

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