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WANTED
WANTED—4’0 RENT. A 1min
i’roni ii to 10 acres: Address Form,
care Sentinel. e23 3t
.WANTED «— OPERATORS EXPER-
leuced on power machines. Steady
lwork. Cluett,”~l’eubody and (10., inc.
, ‘ 523 Ill
. WANTED—3 LABORERS. REAR
.Ioi' Cluett. Peabody and Co. Ask for
Mr. Cline on the premises. 323 it
WANTED—Jl‘WO GEN’I‘LEMEN AS
boarders in private family. Inquire
d6 Grove St. s23 1t
WANTED~A Gilli. FOR GENER-
al housework. Hungarian preferred.
No washing. VMrs. Tollmadge, 4 Con-
lcord St. s23 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
THIS IS To NOTIFY MY PATRONS
that i am now located with the Lenox
lMllliuery, 29 South Main St., South
iNOI‘WflIk. and I will be pleased to
see my friends at the above address.
'Mrs. H. Holmes. s20 (it
NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
‘boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Erie WOOD {annuals
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN a SAUNDERS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CfllROPRACTlc.
Chiropractic is the delinltlon of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the same. Disease is cans:
ed .by a 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 oi
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys~
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve,
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.. eo. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Fire, Life, vullleaith
Accident. Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Washlnu-ton SI.
Rcal
lilill livid”
SOLVENT NOTICE.
luslrici. of Norwnlk. ss. Probnlc
Court. September 19, .\. 1)., lulu.
I‘Islziil‘ of Frederick L. ilyxbee, lulu
ol‘ Norwulk, in said dislricl, docousod.
’i‘ho (‘ourt of l’robnlu for the ills-
triri ol‘ Norwulk, hue: limited nnd ult-
lowod ri\ months from llll‘ (lulu here-
u:' tor-Ibo crudliol's ol‘ snid osinio to
exhibit lbpir claims for sottlvuicni.
‘i'lH 3!} Will) neglect to prurient their ur-
no.‘nls, properly attested. \vilhin snid
time. will be (.li‘Illll‘l't‘II in recovery, All
persons indebted to Hold osinlo urn ro-
un-slod Io mnko lmnwdluto Ipnylnonl
l»)
(ll..‘llll§.\‘('l<2 S. llYXlilClll, -
823 140 07 , Adiuiulsl‘rntor.
ORDED TO SETTLE ACCOUNT;
l'lisirlct ol‘ Norwnlk, 854., Probnto
(,lourt, September L'L’, A. It, Milli.
”ethic. of Nelson ’i‘nylm‘, lulu ol’
Norwnik, In suld instrlh-i. (ll-rwusnd.
Ordered, That the “new nndvr the
will of said (It'l'(,‘tlill'li. exhibit its ur-
(‘ouni with mild (Astute to this court
tor ndlustnwni, hi the Probate ol‘Iit-v
in INorwnlk. on llw L'nlh dny of Sep-
lumiurr. lillii. hi 2 o'clock nl’iernoon.
and Iliul nll purl-ions inun‘oniod in HIlIII
ll‘.lil(‘I‘ may be noiillml llll‘i‘(‘()f, lilo Hiliti
trustee will minim this order In be
published in n nowspnpm’ buying it l-ir-
wiluiiou in hnid dim-hi. iii. leuui live
(luvs iwi’ore lurid Lilith duy of SupioiuL
our, liilil.
liliif‘v‘lli’ \i'. Iiilllllillll’.
:43! it, ‘.'ludr.o.
I .
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POSTAL LABOR SAVING DEVICES.
W.\i~illi.\'ll'l‘i)2\', Sept. 1i!i.~~~‘l..nllo:"
suvinu devices for ”no in the post of-
izvr- dopnrtmcnt. are in be tested on to
unrit W‘s nonnniilon uppa‘lintod for
the “purpose by lloullnustoolIencrnl
Northern}. "i‘o eucourulw such lnven~
.. -. ‘.... 1H,. 1...”...
licences on the port oi’ employee, the?
bronimuelai'ugenerdl has n fund of $30,»
nun, not ‘inore than $1.000 of which,
borrow-r, may be paid for any one in?
vuntlon or suggestion. The cmployo
is not allowed to putcnt his device and
must ugreenot to make further claim
alter being puid his rewnrd by theltlrund Sub-Chief
\ fl _ Francis Dowd.
novornmeut,
FOR BALI ‘
FOR SALE—-B.U2REAU, BOOKCASE.
sofas, tnlbles, mirrors, ice box, chairs
$5 each. Other things cheap. Must
close this week. Graham Bungalow,
near station, Durien. 523 31'.
FOR SALE—«GOOD FAMILY COW.
inquire 27 Windsor Place, South
Norwalk. 323 iii.
FOR SALE—«CARRIAGE .llOtliSE,
can be used for delivery purposes.
Inquire John lilsko, 17 Ely A.ve., South
Norwulk. 523 it
FOR‘ SALE ON EASY TERM3—-—0
room bungaloes on Lincoln Ave, tile
construction, all improvements; price
$3,000. $500 cash anti: $25 monthly
payments. inquire of Chas. E. nyfi
_ a ,
FOR SALE—BARGAIN IN SOUTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTS——Locat-
ed on high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti-
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at,$140
each. Terms $25 down. balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my of.
lice. William P. Smull, 23 Monroe
St. facing station. a28 ti
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, tine condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,650. Inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLY OF NEW ‘YORK OITY.
Years of 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.
. WV... .-..._. W... .t_._._._.,.d
V IllLLSID
A School for Girls
(Founded by Elizabelh Burr Mead,
1883).
The school will open for the Full
term on Thursday morning, Septem-
ber 18, 1911-), at nine o‘clock. All
classes except the primary held in
new separate school building erected
in 1912. diullt on the slope oi‘ the hill.
ouch floor (wens directly on the
ground, thus obviating nil duugcr in
rose of fir-.1.
i‘ollcgc I’rcpnrutory and General
Courses for older girls: Kindergnrten,
Primary and Iutm'mediuto Depart:
mouts for little girls and boys under
ten years. French taught in grades
above the Sixth.
for meeting: children who use the
trolleys und for serving a hot lunch-
eon. Terms and illustrnlcd booklet
on appllcuiiou. '
'l‘he l‘rim-ipnl may be seen at. the
school uuy morning utter September
cirrhih,
MARGAlll‘I'I‘ it, llltl-INillJNtllGli, A. 1}.
\'ll).\ lllIN'I‘ l-‘liAN-CIIS. ll. 1..
“m... was.“
SAVINGS
COUNTY
FAIRFIELD
‘ BANK.
Norwulk. ("0nd, September Is, 1912:.
Al n meeting of the ileum] oi" l)ll‘uc«
tors. of tho Ii‘nlrllcld County Huvlngs
iiuuk held this duy. a dividend hi the
rule of four (-1) per cent per uuuum
\vns doclnrod (o depositors from the
unrulnus of the six months ending
September :lllih, lillil.
books mul puid’ou and ni‘tcr October
lilili, lillll.
By order of the llonrd of Directors,
SEYMOUR (‘lll‘i'l‘le
'l‘l'cnsurer.
NOTICE
Admission, of Electors
sill lilt
lrrluum and town clerk of ihu Town
01‘ Norwulk, will hold it reunion ui tho
'l‘mvu (,‘ourl Ilioom. Wull street, Sui-
nrdny. Sopimnbrr 27m. 1912:. from h
examining the uunlllh'uilons ol' nnd nd:
milling lo the I'lll(‘illl“li 0th those per
sons who shull be found ulinlilind.
The luini'll will nl tini hump Ilnlr-
nnd llIllt‘I‘ ounmino Illll uuuliiluniluns
of those women who-w nhinrn nppoui'
on the “list in be mudc."
lluicd hi. Nnrwuik. this third duy of
September. illizl. ‘
Al.l~‘~lll‘1ll AVISON.
.IAMHS A. lililliYN,
.lllllN llliiVlNl'l,
Selectmen ol’ the Town of Norwnlk.
lll‘llllllfiii'l‘ ll. Fhll’l‘il,
Town Clerk.
'ixflll 2i 2f.
we...“
GRAND SECRETARY VISITS.
din, of Nummtuck, oi the (,lrund Court,
‘li‘orcslcrn or Ainc‘rlch, visited South
lNorwulk yesterday. and called upon
Ranger Thomas
. mom.
Arruugenlenls made:
55 int
’i‘ho some will be entered on pnsu- '
Notice is hereby nivcn llllli the HI" ~
ere m
cation, rent reasonable. if. liopp, 33
Oove Ave. East Norwalk. 523 it
To LET-T0 GENTLEMEN, on
man and‘wile, two fine rooms, furnish-
ed. in private house on Elm street.
Norwaiit, justolt West Ave; all Im-
provements. Address 6., Sentinel Ol’~
flee. , ‘32:! 3t
T0~’~LET-FRONT ROOM, LARGE
and pleasant, with hoard. 0n trolley
line. inquire No. 8 {love Ave, East
Norwnik, Conn... 823 (it
TO LET——-IROOMS 1N DIBBLE
building, North Main St. Apply to J.
Irving Dibble, 149 Washington St.
522 (it
TO LET——LARGE BARN AT 122
Being used as automobile repair shop
at, present. Apply on premises to
Mrs. A. ’l‘. Merriam. s22 lit
To LET~SEVEN noon COTTAGE
on North Main St. Inquire J. '1‘.
lilayes. 5 Main St., *Norwalk. s22 (it
To LET—JDHREE LARGE AND
small room, $9; also live rooms on sec-
ond floor, $8. 104 West ‘St. s22 3t
To LET—-—l«‘iVE
floor, bath.
vurd.
ROOMS, FIRST
inquire 23' Gregory Boule-
- s20 3t
TO LET-aslx ROOMS, ALL IM-
provcments, Norwalk: on trolley line;
rent ronsonuble. Telephone 5315-2 or
write 1". 0. [flex 463, South Norwalk.
s20 3t
To LETwAlleilR OCT. 1, SECOND
floor, 150 East Ave. livery improve-
Muy be seen by applying to
present tenant. inquire of John N.
Klinc,,21 West Main St, Norwalk.
’l‘el. 1292-1. s20 :n
T0 LET—TWO LARGE FURNISH-
keeping.
of South Norwnlk.
no].
i{., cure of Senti-
‘s20 3t
TO LET - ll‘l..\’l‘S. RANDALL.
Illl'lt'k, all modern conveniences, high-
cluss tenants. inquire Raymond
liros. 520 lit
TO ,LETwBD-ILOOM HQLISE \VI'I‘II
,nll modern _ incilillcs. .yi‘li‘l‘nllce.
splendidly situated on the corner ot‘
lilizubrih and hay Sis. Suitable for u
lui‘go lumrdii‘lg house. sill Ill
TO LET~—l.\1_ EAST .\'Oli\\'.\l.l{.
part 01‘ double house, scvcu rooms. all
improvements. inquire Finch lll‘\m.,
Van Zuni St. sl? Ill
T0 LETwAN Al’Alt'l‘lll‘TN'l‘ ,\'l‘ L‘li.
‘uud two at 2lil linsl \\'ushluulon $1..
lifiusl Norwulk. Apurimcm ul :iu (flunp.
cl St. Inquire in. GI South Main Si.
mil if
TO LET-«5 ROOMS A'l‘ 102 St).
Muln St. llent $IS. Adults only. Ill-
quiro of (Time. E. l-loyi’. -.
)4
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CPRlHlROAC‘l
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic 8t. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest itooms.
South Narwalk Office-63 Meadow 8t.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—~9 u. m.-5 p. m. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
,n' .
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAK ER
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING,
‘ 27 WASHINGTON 3T.
Tot. office, 1069-3; houu. 003.
mm.- ..I.I.-. m...“ I...—
MANY IMMIGRANT ALIENS
WAhllllNilI'l‘llN, I). ~i1., Sept. 23:“
o‘clock in tho l'orouonn unlll l o‘clockl'l‘hm‘n were [39,244 lnnnlln‘hut ulionsl
in the nl’ivrnoou. for Ibo purpose UrgilIIIIIlliud to the 11mm} Slump duping“
like mouth of July. um'ordluu to sin-
tlnties mode public by the llurmiupl’
:lnunlrrnliou toduy. (if tlwnu aliens
giltl‘ulvl worn mule und liln’yb‘li female.
,1 Nolpinuniurunt nllmm mhulttcd during
ilhu month numbered mums uud Ameri-
try reached it tutul of 23,?80.‘ Aliens
conduit to this country but refused rid
mission numbered 2.708, llliilllllg the in-
wurd passenger movement for the
the month iiill,i<il0. *
REFRESl-iMENTO AFTER
‘ TION.
INITIA-
(iruhg inwclury 'I‘hmuuu (l'lutunirl Three rumildntee were lultlntcd nil
,thu meeting of linens Iloylort, :No.
unit, 1. til. it, M., lust ovonlug,’ litter
the work a. who houruwso ’eiriuyed,’
during which refreshments Were serv—
ed.
’u I
ness and "
'Mr. Underwood. ‘ I "i
‘ Just‘how lunch that” had to do with '
TO ~Lér—vmvn,noons,‘oooo L0~ -
it will never be. known. but the fact
reclining, they no; agreement has been
‘rsuohedIlbetwgeh‘ the" conterees that
hill. ’ . I 7
Donovan. Refuses to Talk.
.. Mr. Donoyan refusedto discuss the
matter at this time. hoping some-
thing can be done even yet to in
the hat. pickers of Dannury. The hope
of an agreement on all the differences
on the'tariff so that a report could
bevmade early this week, has passed.
The conteress are dendlockedover ”11
items in the first section~of thel‘hill,
and there are differences in the ad-
mlnlstrutlve sections that will take
time to overcome.
Burlap. zinc and lead our denatur-
iSouth Main St, suitable for garage.‘
ed rooms with privilege of light house:
lu best residential secllou‘
rial. :
rm‘igo, has, Illutli, hot uufl‘y‘old Willb'l'p
m like committee. (l'llornmu.. oi'
(tun citizens who returned to this noun-l
*1
. this tall and winter.
ed alcohol cotton throw and cloths,
'are still unsettled in the first, or
ldutiable section of the bill. and the
:date upon which the new rates on
,WOol and woolens are to go into
effect, several provisions of the in-
come tax and other matters in the
other sections of the bill must be
agreed to before a report can be made
to the two houses.
.Hlts Salts Textile co.
puny, of Bridgeport.
With the silk men it was not a ques-
tion of securing more protection, or
iliigher rules, but the method of col-
glectini,r the revenue. They desired
that the rate. wlihtever it should be
decided toplnce‘ upon silk, should be
‘collected specific. so much on each
yard or pound, instead of a per cent.
:of its value. What they most four is
like undervaluation thut will be proc-
lticed. ‘
‘ They point to the fact that nil the
customs oli’lciais testify that it will be
impossible to collect the duty under
the ad \nlorcni method. ,nnd that ev-
ery tnrin‘ bill since the Wilson bill has
plucud u sputllc duty on silk. 'i‘hey
hove not. given up hope entirely but
hope to sol-ureflsonie change prior to
ithe psspugv of the hill.
3 tQpposW 'wfiyAny Haste.
The curreuso’yblll which passed the
House lust week In now before the Sen-
nlc blinking); and t-urrulwy committee
for consideration. ‘llitu'e is no telling
when it will be rvporicd to the Senate,
'but ii‘ the committee are dilutory u
.luotiou will be mmh- on the door oi
the Senate to (lifiilllililv the committee
from the further tulltn‘llll-ll‘lllltlll oi‘ the
Illill, which will how the Client ol‘
'brlnuinp, the. bill to the liner of the
,Scuulo ht once for i-(msidcrulion.
i There is opposition in haste in the
‘oonsidornlion ot‘ thu-~ bill on the port
lol‘ sovernl of the mujorlty mombcrsol
New
,York; iii-rod. of Missouri, and Mitch-
geock. of Ncbrosltu, urn ludisposcd to
‘l‘ueli this bill through the committee
without proper conshunniiou.
It is reported ilml the White liouse
bus urged lhntl‘u mucus. be held and
tin-ll. the. mcusure be mode it pnriy one,
‘ but there is opposition to such a move
got this time.
“What's the hurry," they risk. “if
we tire to pose this or this session, we
will remain until December, so what's
the hurry?"
’ Washington Notes.
(Jougronmuun lieilly. Kennedy uud
Muhnu hnvo returned 'lo Connecticut
for a short visit, lenvlng t‘ougrcssmnn
llonovnn nnd linncruun on the job.
Until the thrill coni‘orccs are ready
to report the sessions or the House
. will be brief mul no business will be
irnnuimtod. The House met this morn-
log and will adjourn until Thursday
when they will‘ndlouru 'ngolu until
Moudny. and so on until the canton
"onco report comes in.
Congressman Lonurunu hue rarely"
led notice thnt hi the recent meeting of
tho Anwriruu linr Asset-lotion. heldut
,Montruul, tiniunlu. he was elected a
lnuél‘ubor of ihc,.nusoclnilou.‘
‘ Bryan Can't Attend.
Mr. Loner-gun called at the Ninth llc~
purimeni. on Suturduy und Invited lice-
!rctury llryun to uttond the meeting
‘nf the Connecticut state tiuudny
School Association. to he ‘held at
Norwich on n dole to be selected this
linll. Mr. Brynn sold thut he, deeply
regretted that he would hove to do
lclinu the invitation, nu his olilclhl du-
ties would not permit him to leave
Washington at thnt time of your. -
I’. ll. Illlowurd, oi' 'llrldneport, who
Assoc-Much meeting held in Sun From
elseo. posited th “IF“ Washington on
his way bolus last; Friday.
Mr. Lonergnn hos snide arrange.
publication of the Department of Ag-
rlpuitu‘xge to gender quuntlty or govorn-
[meht piihllcotlons Into hi3 district
. i-
and that it'vvras‘180insrtebe done to ‘
punish Mr. Donovan torhis attack on . .
hills shall buttoned 40 per cent. at the ‘
.Icu‘stom housednstetidotlis per cent. -
‘ ,as provided In the Senate print of the
crease the duty on the product 'of .
was a delegate to the Letter Corrlcrs‘ .
merits with the chief of ihe‘divieion oi ,
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