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WANTED ~11- A ' POSITION ' A8
housekeeper. Can the generally use-
il'ul. "l'lrree I11'ia1nily.Speuka‘ three
languages. Address J. 15, cars Serfi
iiuel, 319 iii
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.DRAWING LESSONS, ALSO COL
tor and design, taught 1by 11-ielen Beck-
er'.‘ Children's classes begin Satur-
day, October 4, For information
'plrone 0115—3. 819 3t
11 usmmss "NoI'ICES
THIS rs TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS
that I am now located with the Lenox
iMIllInery, 29 South Main St., South
iNorwaik, and I will be pleased to
' see my friends at the above address
Wll‘S. H. vl-iolnrés. €20 lit
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe'repslr shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
DEAD wooo 7111111111111”
FROM ELM roses.
‘BEALIPAIN nervousness,
SOUTH NQRWALK. couN.
Thc“'~‘New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the aeiinition or the
cause“ of the disease and the art 01
adjusting‘the same. Disease is cans
ed .by ,n wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
{ later life in the different organs and
‘ limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pdin, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva
ture of the spine You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 Washington St, 130. Norwalk, Conn
Graduate trom Primer School, the
d rscov crer.
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Fire, Lrie Health
Aoeldent, Flute," Gin“. new
insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. MCGovern
Fol. I45. 155 WI'hlnfltOn Si:
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E1lila1-i {1111.1 drol'lpcd. The defense
lzcld that; the state must prove who
1.1.111 (illili‘lilllig the machine hci'or'o
12:11 church (11‘ reckless- driving could
is: pressed; All that the state had
11 ‘ 1er {number of the rut ’I‘hc
(inure war: dlmtttd S.rttlr'1luy.Sopt 13.
'1111 state" witnesses were Itlr.nn1i
hire. t‘llurlos: Snndlol'd. who b.1111
11i1'11'1111 111' 11111 111111111 holncsicnd; Miss
.\ii:~‘:: (Tlml'lottc Watkins
l'lliicnlh'tll Sheldon, all ol‘
11 our “(11'1" in the same party. The
:11 311111111' 11110111111 that these, lli‘tlllli'
\111‘11 hulking, in tho roudwnv ot' the
1min sin-111 nonl‘ ilrupmvro, 'I‘ir11,v
i:11 11111 1i that the Schiuct rnnlhtnc
iipproavlud from in.) west and utter
turning U111 corner most run Into
them while I-fit‘llll: at 11 hhrh ruin of
Mood. Solut- instilled that. the {1111'
v.11»; going nhmll iu mllvs nu hour,
' 31.11111111111 Mrs. Srhluot was not. in the
1111‘ the stoic changed 'ihe clulrue
it on Mrs. Sl‘hhwt to (‘111'l
'1'115550 .'ll.\111,
11111.] Mi; .1.
,gonncutcd with
,piurphnno company,
Si‘l‘lWl {swol' 11 1111111111111 r111l1'l11n11 dr'lrinu.
,son 3111.:
FOR BALE 0N EASY TERMS—~13
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, the
construction, all improvements; price
$3,000. $500 cash and $25 monthly
payments. Inquire oi Chas. E, {Hoyt
« ,
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUlLDING LOTS~Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and (lonnectb
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $140
each. Terms $25 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
stone and other particulars at my oi-
lice William P. Smull, 23 Monroe
St, racing station. ' 1128 ii;
FOR sALE—s ROOM noose, ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2, 650. inquire
Geo Mitchell. '
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropractor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.{
, Years at Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—’9 A. M, TO 5 P. M.
Adjustments $1. 00 per-treatment
6 adjustments $5. 00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
HILLSIDE
A! School for Girls
(Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead,
1.1388 )
The school will open for the Fall
term 011 Thursday morning, Septem-
ber 18, 1913, at nine o'clock. All
classes except the primary held in
new separate school building erected
in 1912. Built on the slope of the hill,
each floor opens directly on the
"round, thus obviating nil danger in
case of tire
College Preparatory and (icncrai
Courses Ior older girls; lx’ilulelgnr'tcn,
Primary and intermediate Depart.
meals for little girls and boys under
ten more.
above the Sixth..1\rr:xn1ronrcnts made
lot-211131111111; children who tune the
trollevs 111111 tor serving :1. hot lunch-
111011. Terms and illustrated booklet.
on application.
The Principal maybe seen at, the
school any morning; after September
11isrlrtl1.
MARGARE'!‘ ll. l'IllllelLthll‘th, A. I}.
\‘ll).-\ liliN'l‘ FRANCIS, Ii. 1..
115 in)
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Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD
COUNTY
BANK.
SAVINGS
Nol'wnlh, t‘mut. l-‘nuviclnhor' ix, lttlil.
At 11 rum-lint." ot‘ the lionrd (11‘ three-
tors of the I1‘ulr'i‘111l1l t‘ounty Savings
Hunk held this day. a dividend at tin-
l'utv of tour (it per 1111111, p11r' nnnum
\\ as 11111'1'1111111 to depositors from the
nominee oi the six months undinl:
September :luth. told.
The Silllii‘ will be ordered on puss-
bootts and paid on and utter October
llllh. ltllll.
liv order ol' the Board of llir11‘ioFs,
slctu111'n1tn'rm,
11th 'lsi ”'iloa‘: uror'.
remarked,
you 11111, 111111111111."
liolorcyc'lo (lillrcr t‘lttt‘ord Gorgas of
Bridgeport took Kovlu'lts by the
shoulder null iut'ornrt-d him that ho
was wanted in ln'idiwport. lie was:
shown 11 warrant and their taken to
that city.
Herbert A. audiong Settles.
Herbert A, Iiudtoug ot‘ tubby-port,
Uli' .1\111111'l¢.‘nu (irrr
appeared to 11111
H1!
dust at this time
a'llli'ii‘ “1'15 Iiltsé ill lili’i ("ill ll Ml‘. llllll “1-111 Ellllllllillli‘ll ii) umwnr 11v ()"111-111
litre. Louis: Thu (101111 ruled that ll111111l\,,1,|..,1mmr lust Hunduy ”11“, pm...
\1 1111 no 11vld11‘n1-1- to 111111111
Hc-hlnol was
lured him to 1:11.
Ir I‘lliii‘. of the
that (‘ml‘
i‘nrt that. no mn-
l{111 man who was drlvhn: the.
111111111, two oi‘ the lady wltmvasvu said
Milk!“ 00”“, lliiil Irtljtllil'lwll Milli" llil‘fi’
1'11 opnlzcd Mr, howls who \l‘ilH ulllluii
in the war oi‘ liw court room. 1111 the
dr'itinn tho 1111' 11nd ul1{,m hour.
{to Hollie upon payment of 11111111 which
{ninoniltwl to about $15.
l1‘11.111nl would Iii‘ll'iilhi‘ All“ unnu- oi"
lilll1 2
’ that
.ltiimi‘ll
\'11ld11rntlr
,nuh'hluc was helm: 31‘.
I111: l1‘11irll11l1l mnln l'nnd nl
.\l1‘.
317 Miller-
limlloup was allowed
1 Mr. Spnldlng is Fined
The last, 11111111 of auto spending was
minimal (2 ii. Hpnldlng, 11 Well
Now lluvou liruxulul (lllltll‘l'
t1‘1tilil111l that lerl1lll"slg
lotion 111: hour
French taught in grades
“that's what you 11111 when {
1rd Ls'r
T0 LETv—JROOMS IN DIBBIIE
building, North Main St. Apply to J
Irving Dibble, ,149 Washington 28;?“
B I
To LET-LARGE BARN AT 12"
South Main 9t.~,"‘sult11ble for garage.
Being used as automobile repair shop
at present. Apply on premises to
Mrs. A. 'r. Merriam. . 1922 3t
TO LETm—SEVEN 1100M COTTAGE
on NortltMain St. inquire J. ’i‘.
«Hayes; 5 Main St, Norwaik. 1123 (it
To LET—'i‘ll-iREE LARGE AND
small room, $9; also live rooms 011 sec
0nd floor, $8,; 10.4 West; St. s22 3t
TO LET—i1 lVE
floor, bath.
vard.
ROOMS, FIRST
Inquire 23 Gregory lloule~
1120 III
'ro LET—181K ROOMS. 11.1.1. 1M,
provenrents, Norwalk; on trolley line;
rent reasonable. Telephone 5311-25 or
write P. 0 Box 1163, South Norwalk.
520 :it
TO LET—~A1F'1‘I1m ocr . 1. sncoun
floor, 150 East Ave. Every improve-
ment. May be seen by applying tol
nn'esent tenant Inquire of John N.
Kline, 21. West Main St., Norwalk.
’l‘el. 1292-35120 .lt
To LET-— —’.l‘WO LANG E 11‘ liRNlSi-L i
ed rooms with privilege of light house 1
keeping In best residential section
of South Norwalk. K., care of Senti-
nel. 1:20 31
TO LET —— FLATS, ltANDALlL
block all modern.,c0nvenieuces high-
class tenants. inquire Raymond
,1
Bros ’1 1120 iii
To LET—#204300.“ HOUSE WITH
all modern facilities, furnace, set
range, 1111111111111, hot and cold water,-
splendidly situated {on the comet oi
Elizabeth ”and iluy‘Slsi‘ Suitable for 11
large boarding house ‘ 1120 Rt
T0 LET:iI()USLS FLATS, BARN,
lililillliill'iql‘\, “shop, store. storage
building. llcnts from 3.00 to $30.00
per month Murrui‘autor; with power.
Tools, teams. laborers, forelrlan. In.
quire Raymond Bros. sill iii
TO LET—«'l‘iii'liili‘) ROOMS l.\‘ NEW
building just. completed. iriléciric
lights and water. inquire ut‘dohn V.
hicGInu, 7:} (.{edur fit. all) Lit
""ro LET-mm latter .\'ou\v.\1.u
part. of double house, seven rooms. all
improvements. inquire Finch llr'os.
Van Zuni St, st? 1h
TO LET-WAN Ai’Ai’i’I‘lirix'i‘ .\'i‘ L‘IS
and two at 310 East. \\'111~'hin§.'.mn $1.,
I1Znst. Nor'wuik. Apartment at 1:11 i‘l1.1.p-.
cl St. lunuir'c at til South linin :51.
111:! it
TO LET-«~33 ~l‘1l)0.\l$ .-\'1' Id? SO.
Main St. lionl. $18. .Arlults only. Irr-
quire of Hum. 11). Iloyi. sl ti
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C:
207 Atlantic St.
Btamterd, Conn.
Lad: Attendant lit-st ltoomS. ‘1
South Norwalk Gilles—63 Meadow 8t.,‘
78 p m.
Phone Connections. 1
Hours—~9 a. runs 1). in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE. l
m I
David W, Raymond
UNDERTAKER i
new RED MEN'S BUILDING, ’
27 wasnme'rou er. l
Teh. office. 10693; house, ”I.
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ELWELL REPORT ON BAR
1‘ HARBOR EXPRESS SENT IN!
II. was learned today that tl111 report
or (‘.i‘. I1Iltvi1ll chinl‘ coauthor of the
Public Utilities imunnaulou on the
111111 It at North tlnvuu uii September}
12. In whhh :21 persons 11ml their lltcu'
.Jlnn 11111111 111111111111111I,11111I inn: been tiled
l
I
thy Mr. lilwcll with tlu.1 i‘lllilii' lltllltlus
tolulnlasluu. Jim 4‘illlillll"'1lllil pill (in.
‘sion School {there
1Balknn war the ileum received assur-
ances through the
»l11_1n over
| said In:
;It1,‘ularl,v inn-rusted in this prolct'tund
111i lilbusun.
lumrmnilr it 111 pr‘lru'iplru ol’ the 1111111111-
‘ - deal in 11111111111111111111 pitch for lht1 1.1.x»
N A. Austria; Sept.
22 .—~The
where Instruction
ls given to nearly 100 Albanian girls.
according to a telegram received here
from Arlene. They have also arrest-
ed and persecuted n lttrge number oi?
Albanians who recently returned to
Koritsa t‘ronr America and other for-
eign countries, releasing them from
detention only when the Albanians
had promisedrto join in the agitation
for the incorporation ot’ the district
of Greece. .
Tire Iiritish consul at. Monastlr has
made 11 protest with 1er Greek gov-
ernment on behalf of Americas. The
whole affair forms part or! the Greek
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terrorizatiou ot the Albanian popu-‘ -‘
iatlon with the object of compelling
them to agree to the inclusion oi? the
whole Southern Albania in the king-
dom of Greece. 1
[Just week Greek officials at Koritsa’
endeavored totake forcible possession
I
of the American'Mission School bulld- EX:
lug, but the housekeeper in charge‘ re- :1}:
fused to. hand over the keys, where '3! .
upon illle Greek Soldiers beat her mer; ‘52.
cilessly and then carried her oir to 3:1
prison. 3'.
The mission is in charge of [mm :3:
one B Kennedv a native of New Jer- :g:
sey, who was educated at Princeton. :1:
NEW YORK, Sept. ‘22 .—~The Amer- '32"
. Al 1%
bnnla is under supervision of the Con-| .
lcan Mission school at Koritsa.
gregational 1111111111 and controlled by
the American Board of Commissioner‘s
for Foreign Missions. 111'. Edward L.
Smith, secretary for the organization
In New York. said today that the
American missionary encountered '.
grout opposition from the Turkish nu-
thoritles, but shire the close oi? the
American Depart-
ment of State that the Greek (lovem-
ment would put. no further obstacles
in tht1 way of its work. .
-.C. 'l‘. Erickson, who was in charge
of Kor'ltsn. returned to this country
a low days 1159,1111 leave and is now
in ,gosi.on._ tleuiktnd his wife worse»
polled from Wu. 1111- the Services.
at the beginning of the war. Later 1
they rammed unit 111.1111 arrested bv
the Greeks and ilnpt'isouml at Salon“
hi. Phineas ll. Kennedy and his wife
are in charge of. tin school durintz Dr.
ldr'irksou'e 11111111111111. 7
Dr. Smith said that :1 girls" school
existed at, Koritsu. tor several years-
uuder nuiivt1 l‘hr'islinn nusplcns. About
lite yours argoui‘he institution was in-
by the t‘1urhr'11gutlopol Mis-
sion lionrd. “We r'1~:Lli'1.1.11l ut 11111 limo,"
iiurlth. “that. the task would
;he 11 1112111111 one. ilut 11111 school has
{prospered and non efforts are helm:
111111111 to r'rllurt'c It into 11 girls“ college.
Lhar'lus ll. i'rnln'. ot' I‘hh'ulro, is par-
:lltl‘i contributed lihpr any
port (It the s1-.huol '
in addition to tlit.‘ 1:: hoot nt l(or,llso
lh11 1"1irur1lr mulntuim 11 mission school
\lhnniu ’l‘h1‘1lr11nd1pnrr-
ir-rs to tho (‘1111p1111111iionnl Mission
lionrd are in lloslou. ’
to the «up-
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UNTERMEYER'S IDEAS ON CUR-
nENCY.
\\'.\1~<lll.\'ll'l‘tl.\'. 81111:. 23.11-11—144111111114
l‘iii‘d'llli'l‘l'I'. i'illlllhl‘i toi' illi- 'lltiliso
Money 'i‘rnrz: Investigation of the lust
Congress, gave his ideas on currency
rr-i‘orrn mum to the 5111111111 hunhinrz
11:1111niltl111 llr‘. i'ut111'ul111111‘ endorsed
istrnitou Mirrouey hill pushed by the
House inst '11111l1,.l1ut enshrined a
number of unwnduu 11111.
“i win): It 1111111'1'111111111" unlll .‘tlt'.
1‘111111'111111'1.1r 'tlhtt l run 111: uuqilnlilh'tl
champion of the pr'iruipleu on which
this bill ls hum-d that is, 1111 twirl
ctlrrmmv issued litrtnnrir lilo 1111111111 1111
a row-11111111111 oldhunlon and under
the control or iii)1 seminar-ht Hill 1
hollow lhr,1 lllll iii 11111111: llII‘Oli'l In
lh11 bunkers in lrepinu «hum trdnt 1.3111111
plh'ollons.
.‘tlr. i Iili'i”iiio}'i"I‘ l-t‘iihlaml ltllvuruth
l) the provisions allowing bunkers to
portutiou or Importation of suede
".fl‘hls h: u dincrhnlmuion,‘ 1111 said
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iovul‘ this rcport and will 11111:... 11 null-‘1 11
111.111 11 ho was operating the vehicle.
Said His Mother Was Dying.
Arrollh-r‘ interestinu (1111111 was that
1" John 10111111111, 111‘ South Norw,ulit
the was clmrized
5N1: 11mm"? liilll lllo
iwords "3‘5 miles on
Hpnldlllg shunted “not by n
1111111" lite 11111111111111 out with dtsw
will» drii'hht hit4 iipprovnl and both (:ruud .iuror Klnu
3911!?th illicl‘nooujnnd .lnuilt-rv \lntumun lmlli llln Ith-
11' of. mites nn hour. Ill1 Was atollllodicrty to inform 11111 1111111111111 itmt
in; (linear Vuldcruur, lull? told the ill1;l\'ilg in court and should lmow 11111111: l!lI
lit-111' that his mother wan dying: infio use dim-rcpt humanize, gllc
Hopi-l1 Norwnlk and i111 mom-d In urt'miider in his rmum'ks.
111nor.,nninvestlratim: ,llli-elth'ltt‘,‘ Mr. Spanning said
:11 1111111 Iiilit‘llis mother 1111.1 cm been 111-11111: Miller 1.1.11:
ill and Kovnrhp‘ 11111.1 uninhibited lo up and in who or the fact ihni he was
pear in court todliy. tin told the rcudinv n pnpur in the rear sent he
hour" 1., when
\VIIB
., {trillit that it was his: wirqsnd ill;h ins 111111 sure Illa 111w 1111111 not, going over
mother 11 he 11an iii. The liourt 13111151. in tics an hour The court imposed}
him to and costs, amounting to 923313 11 line of $.11 and costs amounting to
When he settled with the Judge he‘ :10.
l~»'
.
ho
ulllrut' .iillll lili‘;llli', following out the l'ocoilliilt‘l‘liiii-
{lions mudc l1y;\lr.l‘:lw11ll for 11 better
11 better 113111111111 of. iluseinu 1.111111111111111
11ml i‘r'l1tuhi, ll'uiuu generally turd a sys- ' t '
{111.111 of putltnu the entire charge of a
train in Il111 1111111111 ol‘ tin1 conductoi‘.
and the trains not to 111111111 111111111111 tile
pctlllinslmr of the conductor.
l The report so near us can he, learned
his chauffeur. 1' will Its-11111111111111 Various other. 1.111111111111111 1mm“
running the car, in the operation of paanelliter 111111111, (luv mm; ,1,“ j] ‘1” of 11 little mm,
one of them being that trains 11111511 not
run 1111111 than 15 minutes spari’. Mr.“
Elwell 1ieclined to discuss his report
today but 111111111119 expected it would
be mode public bv the commission in‘
a few days. a. : »
11111t11m 111' 1111.11qu 1111 the Hartford tine, ,
X widow, ilii‘cof; eons mill ii ilaliéllttit‘
$111111: M .
111111111111 domestic business and could
incite money cheaper to turn in for
clan. trade than to 1lpmé‘sth1 morph»
N
Jena 1:; scores DEAD.
iliiiiitliii’mi'l‘. 9111111 "‘l ~»111l1n It}
”1111111111 treasurer ol‘ the 13111111111 llcsso
Conrilnny and one of tin1 Inihcri: of
the dense nvetom oi‘ clothing stores
through Nee lowland. died fit his
2135 i’prit avenue. this city, 11:1
1.111111 11' 11.11111 swim 0316111111 011111111
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seller.
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