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WANTED
FOR BALI
fro LET +
WE WILL PAY YOU $120.00 TO
distribute religious literature in your
comnunity. Sixty days‘ work. E2;-
perience not required. Man or woman.
Opportunity for promotion. Spare
time may be used. international Iii-
' ble Presa, 1012 Arch St, Philadelphia.
. . 50 (Seats
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WANTEDwFItRST AND SECOND
mortgage of $2,500 and $800 on new
building. Address Box 08?), South
Norwallt, Conn. s26 31,
WANTED—ACOMPETENT YOUNG
girl to care for child. Must. sleep
home. Inquire Mrs. John Arlee, Belle
island. Tel 738. 526 ill.
WANTED -— OPERATORS ON
ruineouts. Steady 'ork. Apply New
England titalucoat ., 83 Washington
St. s20 :it
WANTED~POSITION AS JANI-
tor, foreman, farmer, gardener, care-
taker. References tarnished. Handy
pith tools . Small family, sober, hon-
est and willing. \Vm. E. Clark, Nero—
ton .l‘leights, Conn. s20 3t
WANTED——3 SALESLADIES FOR
cloak and niiilinery departments as
extras for Saturdays and Mondays un-
til January 1. Apply ll. Krleger.
s26 3t
WANTED—GIRL SEEKING AEAL
ployment as general llOlIk‘reillitid or
waitress. Call or write. 25 Stuart
Ave, Norwalk. $2.3 lit
WANTED——YOUNG MAN, 10 TO
20, living in South Norwalk, to assist
in electrical work, opportunity to learn
on moderate salary; experience on-
n'cessary; honesty, good schooling»
accuracy, intelligence and Industry
required. Apply In own I“laminating,
stating qualifications. Adtlres‘s‘skdus-
t ry, Sentinel. 52.; (it
WANTEDmWASIVIING AND IRON-
lug by the day. (full Mrs Mackay, 15
idly Ave, or telephone T22-‘i2. Bil-i 3t
WANTED~~YOIW1 MAN FOR or-
itre in but factory. Must 'ho expor-
lr"lI(‘.(,'(l in nriting up orders, work tit"
ltcts and trimming detail. State age.
experience and salary. l‘lox IL, Seu-
tiuci Office. sfll 2-5 27
. WANTED—~Ol’hlltAT0llS EXPER-
ionced on power machines. -Stend,\‘
\t'ork. Cluett, Peabody and 00., Inc.
s23 Gt
BUSINESS NOTICES
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop.
custom made work. Fit and comfort.
guaranteml. 28 West. Washington St.
also." Li M n s
are the ones that lull-an menace to
lll‘e and property. We trim all itluds
of trees BEAUPAIN a. SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
The New Screncc
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic IS the deiiuition of the
cause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the some. Disease In caus’
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back, lived it done in childhood
it creates plnchcd nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
(list-use and pain, health is restored
through harmouiniug the nerve sys-
tctrt in your body. l“tlllltlln troubles
gum special attention; also curve
lure of the Spine. You will never re
grctgziving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you,
Magnetic. treatments given also.
'1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 Washington St. Bo. Norwalk. Conn,
Graduate from itittner School, the
discoverer.
Accident, Plato Gian, Auto
hindrance.
Heal Eutute, Rania. surety Bonds.
Notary Public.
,Tel. 146. 156 Wathlnamn at.
mast- Assumes CONTROL or A
All kinds
lIcrnmm, Billb. inst. ul
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It’yrlp I'llclsnn, up. till. No, 7
FOR SALE—SET OF FOUR. SOL~
Id rubber tires. 28 by :1. Suitable for
a brush automobile. Edward liar-
irum, No. 10 Harriet street. 37 1t
FOR BALE—A LARGE HOT AIR
furnace, in good condition, for sale.
Price $50.00. Also a medium size
stove. To be seen at .H. S. Rider's,
2i0 East Ave, East Norwalk, Conn,
325 3t
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FOR SALE—FOR WANT OF USE,
carriage or business horse; kind, gen~
tie, good wind; also one open wagon,
one top wagon, one rubber tire ‘cnr-
riage. Tel. 311-3. 525 3t
FOR SALE—eIIOME-MADE PIES,
coke, bread, potato salad and baked
beans, every Saturday at 2 p, m. 100
South_ Main St. 525 3t
FOR SALE 0N 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, Hoyt.
st ti
FOR SALE—BARGAIN lN 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 oi-
iice. William P. Smull, 23 Monroe
St, facing station. 9.28 if
FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements, fine condition, center of
South NorWuik. Price $2,650. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
LOST
LOST —~ G131NTLICAIAN'S SCAM“
pin, coral stone; heirloom. lteward
for return to 22 West Ave, South
Norwnlk. s25 3t
_ A--.“ _._, M, ,, M.-__
HILLS] E ~
A School for Girls
(Founded by Elizabeth Iiurr Mead,
1883).
The school will oponicr the Fall
her is, 1913, at nine
classes except the primary hold In
new separate school building erected
in lilltl. ltullt on the slope of the hill,
each floor opens directly on the
ground, thus obviating all danger in
case of tire,
-t,‘ollcgc Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten,
Primary and lntcrmediute Depart-
ments for little girls and boys nutter
ten years. French taught in grades
above tho Sixth. Arrangements made
for meeting 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 after September
eluhth.
.\1.\lttl.\ill-."l‘ ll, Itilll).\'lll.l.\'tlliil, A. B.
\'li).—\ litiN’l‘ FRANCIS, it, 1».
s5 1m
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMEIQLY or new YORK CITY.
Years of Experience.
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—9 A. M, TO 6 P. M.
Adjustments $1.00 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
FIRST ORGAN RECITAL.
Ii‘ollowlplt Is the program of Mr.
Clinton's Ilrst Organ Ilct‘ltul of tbtI li‘all
series, to occur at, tho Itirnt ileum-mm-
tlmml ulltll't‘ll. Nor\vuil., on Monday ut'.
3:30. Miss
” victim) 1.. llm‘ltcr, violinist will :tliltib‘t.
litre, | Lite, llealth“"f‘.".".'.‘.’.“."“‘.".”.".‘.’.".‘.'?".‘T‘f'.“§'.
'I’rcluthw 'l‘hv iilrssvd ituutozcl
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Shrimp ('urdn. . . . ..
tl'tollu wttt‘rvtnulo from on, :t
.......\‘lvtor Herbert.
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C. T. M C G Ove rn ; Norwvtzlnn ltdt‘lro, from up. :tb.
................ ”Hilda lll'll (ii-Int:
étlruitn, I‘t'vludc nbd il‘urup In it.
l“. H. ligwlt
littx llt'uor
Nu ll
term on Thursday morning, Septenni
o'clock.” All-
SALOON. l llnt'ltt lit I'Txl’t'luls, up. 530.
NEW HAYI‘IN. Hum. 37.» ll)’ ttii till-l -«-......\llt.\. llutitvr
pointnwnt oi lint“. platinu- Alt:ltittltltlt‘,Vlflllll ~Alicsro and srtwum from
.i’ouluk. ol‘ the llutbettiuu tit'cclt (lath-E bill Sonata for piano and \‘luilu
mic tfhurrlt, yrelrrdny. an udminlutrtnl ............l run ltnutbuvcn
tor of the estate of ‘Imon .tttlt'ltl. n pur- ‘ ArJaIt.«~~‘d'uld\vi-bvtl, from Rip!!-
ltdiltmnr. it developed today that. the INN] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll. “Winner
clergyman ahhlilllfzh lottnl control oi it I’llurltns‘ l‘horus trnlu ’l'otmlmnmstir
lhnmr saloon Wlllf’ll Allll‘lll owned, until .. ....... . ...... .......,it,
...-.u........
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“'12 utter
port Interest Iu-nnbthcr saloon. 'l‘litll Admission in iron and all will to. 5 'l‘lli‘l‘ilt'li' IlIltl \l't-tlncstiuy. Eleni. 39’ 30mm of the blues allies tltte union with
twt’lzyniuli will be held responsible fill‘“\'i‘lt‘tilll": ilmsn who t‘llllilup may mn-
Hill conduct off the saloons. tic 11ml tribute oi the door.
Itl't‘t‘lllt‘rl the lush al' spilling tho psi] ._..
Ian» at the urgent request. of him;
.msiiiti, the willow. j
m... «w «WM... 4...) Wham...
COMPLETE PAVEMENT.
The ”Mill?“ ('mmtrurtlnn t‘mupuuy
Sayre iii. Voltage. of South Norfirtorwnih, The Molmrhmnu
turnout: tor W. A. Hunted. tlcnlly done.
I
To LET—«ll‘UItNlSl-IED ROOMS
with or without hoard. One block
from West Ave. 'lnuuirc 51 Putnam
Ave. 627 it
To LET-«Six PLEASANT tIStOOMS,
second floor, till Van Zuni St. Itent
$‘ii.00. ”inquire 59 Seuview Ave.
' s27 3t
To LET—THREE ROOMS, Slit}-
onud floor, suitable for light house-
keeping, water and gas. 30 First St..
East Norwnlk. 527 iii
To LET—~THtltEE ROOMS. FIRST
street, East Norwalk. Apply to it.
.Ioseiovsky, 52 Water St, South .Nor-
walk, or 21 First -St., East Norwalln
i327 ti‘
To LET—«HOUSE WITH EVERY
modern improvoment, in line condi-
tion, 1heat of location, central.
'Ilent reasonable. inquire :32 Taylor
Ave, near West St. 527 tit
TO LET—FAMILY HOUSE, 5
rooms, hath, all Improvements, tgas,
electric light. city water, etc, just
lmilt. Reasonable rent; 5 minutes
from station in East Norwnlk. 'Mar-
ing Construction ('30,, 123 \‘l’ushington
St... South Norwalk. s20 lit
TO LET—«FOUR ROOMS, UP-
stairs. llent $12. Inquire 32 Lowe
St. 620 iii
T0 LEV—ONE Oil TWO NiC-lrlLY
furnished rooms in private house, ex-
cellent location. Apply No. 14 Lowe
St. slit; alt
TO LET—~A'1‘ 2 HIGH ST. A FUR-
uished apartment. of three or six
rooms, with all improvements. Terms
reasonable. Also single furnished
rooms. 52.3 St
second floor, ti rooms,
trio light and garret.
or.
bath, elem:
Jacob Linxwoll-
s25 Lit
TO LETwl-IOUSI'}, 2 SOUTH US-
uil illllil‘OVt'lllt‘llls, hot nud cold Miter:
rent rcusonnble.
525 lit
TO LETmll‘Olf‘lt ROOM A.l‘All'l‘~
mcnt at 7 Oak Street, South Nprwulk.
inquire on premises.
9..
CHOICE
TO LET-wh‘l Vlil Vit‘ll Y
$13.00 and $13.00 pcr month.
lluymond liros.
inquire
813..» .‘it
”To LETwnomts 1.\'
. 'I‘honms
ilrving llibblc,
building, North Alain St, Apply to .l.
l-lil \\'ttsltinglon St.
sL’L‘ tit
TO LE'I'mSlWl‘lN ROOM ("il’l‘l‘Atll‘l
on North Alain St. Inquire .I. 'l‘.
lluycs, ii Main St, Norwulh. 53‘: tit
T0 LETMAN APARTMENT .‘t'l‘ Elf:
East Norwulk.
cl St.
Apartment at :10 Chipp-
luquiro at tl~l South Main St.
mil ti
T0 LET—4. ROOMS AT 102 St).
Main St. .llont its. Adults only. in-
(piiro of t‘hus. 1:2. Hoyt. st ti
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cRPTICHIORAc
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
207 Atlanilc 81:.
Lady Attendant. lieet Rooms.
Sleuth Norwaik Office-63 Meadow 8t,
78 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—9 n. Incl") p. to. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 0:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
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Stamford, Conn.
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‘ David W. Raymond ' “
UNDERTAKER
new neo mauve outcome.
L 27 WASHINGTON or.
5 Tot. omen. 1060-3; noun, not.
mam .
Fall Millinery
Announcement
Mrs. II. M. Taylor
Successor to
l
l
gluon about completed its work in South nu mttmnobilc on the post road near
7 Hotel born yesterday afternoon.
Walk. 0mm a itamblcr “IMO lilo"!ll ’ smmrn amt Itnltmutt avenue have becn'iuc, continued on its path and it warren“ owing. to the development OI
blorwnllt from New York yesterday all? finished and North Main street in prue‘ late last night before the canine‘o
1% sang.u~fll,“i‘l body was remot’edtmm the inhibitor.{
MR8. A. F. ALTENBRANDT,
titttl (ll’ltllii‘i‘ let, til. '
uuuounclm hnr tlpt-nilmJ‘or Monday,
31 South Main Street?
South Norwalk. Conn-
ow“... W‘ m,W’
A large collie dog was killed by;
The toast»1
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TO LET-NO. ] HURIRITT AVE,
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Continued ll‘roni Second Peso.
«Id-n—
day after Triniztyrrlllhe celebration of
the Holy Communion at 8 o‘clock:
Mission Sunday school or St. Faith
at 9; morning prayer and sermon at
10:30: pariah fitmday schol at; noon;
no service in the evening.
Monday, St. Michael and All Angels'
Dayw-Tho celebration of the Holy
Communion at 9:30.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE 8TU~
DENTS' A380CIATION,
Free lecture bl’ pastor, .I. D, Wright,
new lied Men's Hall, West Washing.
'ton street, South Norwuik, September
28th, Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock,
Topic, 'Chlrst‘e Second Comnig. Why?
How? When? All cordially invited.
No collection. ‘
THE SALVATON ARMY.
The Salvation Army, 50 Water
street. South Norwnlk, Conn; Ensign
and Mrs, E, J. Peri-cit. officer In
charge—Saturday at 7:30 p. m., open
air service. At 8 p. in, free and
Sunday school.
air service.
vice.
Public meetings Monday anti Thurs
day at S p. m. ,
Wednesday at.7:30 p. 111., open air I
service, Wall and Water streets, Nor-
wnlk. All are Invited to atend the
luhove services.
At 8 1p, m., revival seri -
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,
Christian Science Society, or Nor- l
walk—Regular Sunday services at the ,
reading room. Masonic building, at it
a, m. Subject. Sept. 28, "Reality".
Testimony mcetinlr, Wednesday, at B
p, in. To both services the public is
icordiully and fraternully invited. Read-
' inn room open to the public each week
day afternoon from 2:15 to 4:80.
i
born Ave, with 7 large rooms, bath“
inquire on premisesg
525 Bi“
rents in centrally lUt‘fllt‘tl flat house?
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and two at Bill East \\':\shinnton St," “'05 Willi; 11110“-
" ' woodwork.
E. BARTHOL, D. C;
.grensiveneuu of the Wcumrn oi the pur-
‘ FIIIEIIEPAIITMEIITIII ‘
t NEEDOFMIIIIEHDSE
! {Continued iron) first page.)
:ilrcmcn might again piaylihe hose
upon it. lv‘it‘tccn initiates claimed dur-
:Ing these proceiulings, however, and
the pilot lltlltntl, and engine rooms had
been burned completely through. The
limit was iiilt'grgiu‘tly danntgcd and the
boat will prohalllg be rebuilt.
t'hict George W. llfllritl‘tltlli
this morning that the loss will not.
roach the extent :1.» ruportvd other
than through The >3 “Hull, and in:~
limos that about dinuiltl will ism‘cr the
entire (Innings. 'l‘ha‘ loss could have
boon kept. lowcr bud the tlt‘l‘ltll'llllttlit
lit't'll culled sooner it it thought.
The cliici‘ has Intustinutcd as totltc
cause of the iltuucs and discmcrtrd
that the iLIISulllltl Inn‘s on the ")lusrot“
stated
I
I The pipe was leaky
hull some oi‘ the gas dripped into the
uutcr. An ctnployiv linbtud his plpv
and throw tlw match mrrbonrtl. 'l‘lic
‘Iluntcs limited the nus and junipt-d
inboard the boat on the instant. itunw~
:(iizttrly spreading llll,’~llllllli!l~l to
l
the
The llmlcl t’iysicr tknnpuuy lililtl't“
lt-Iutcil the work dour and tlhlll‘t'ns‘t'il
tthci': satisfaction in no uavrriaiu \vuy.
it‘ucr a hundred .ludav's l'illt‘ cigars
\‘vl‘l'tl Lilo.” to tho tire t-llullllll lust
night and thc boys sttlmtwl ‘on" the
. company.
i The l'ollmlittl: ltlllt'l‘, nlilt-lt spvitits
tor Itsoll, was t‘rvclwtt b) t‘ltlivi liu~
Ktii‘tlllii. llilil morning:
South Norwulh. t‘oun.,
sit-pt. :u. tutxt.
.s'tll‘Tll XUItWAlalx‘ lt‘iitll illil‘.\ll’l'l
.\ll‘2.'\"l',
South .\'orwnllt. (‘onn..
ilontlrlnnn: At the tire that occurred
at our oyster house today ,‘lutli‘ vum~
puny l‘t‘lllli‘l't‘ll Illtllll vuluublv Izttl'Ilttt',
land in our opinion uitl'otl tho building.
l'l‘llc ronumuy Tl‘mllllltll‘tl wry quickly
lto our telephone call. not a stream on
Etho building in jig lime and bundled
in”; ltltnntlon with cont-tutu illltl lutclib
motto. in u very short than after you
turrivud you hull the tire under control
land by so dolnlt llit'it‘tl. not only our
,bnildhm. tut, much adjoining: proper.
‘ ty. We lillttl ibis lili'illlii of mprcmtluu
our thanks ioz‘ nitrVIruu I‘t‘lllll‘l‘t'tl and
of showing our appreciation ot‘ the
stood work of tlic dcpttrtnnutt.
Very truly yours.
'i‘lllll AN‘liltidW ltAlmt. tl‘i‘i-t’l‘li‘ilt
COMI’ANY.
(Signed)
it. s ill-lAltlltllJl’.
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VALE. V8. HOLY CROSS.
NEW HAVEN. Supt. 12%»?qu and
lioly Cross latte ouch utlwr’tt tuctu-urc.
on Yale lt‘lcld this Iillilt‘tltltill. t'uuch’
Wesleyan has been directed towards
unveiling up the offense and tliit’tiltlp'
lug work of the ends tortnoet the as:
pie. All Yule looked to a game which
would tax the resources or its; team
more than any early season game in
Holy Crone under Conch Kornberg, the
former Harvard guard.
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Sunday at it a. m.. holiness meet- :.
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