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1 1 hire. H, Richardson. West Cedar 9t
auras—489mm serum! 1 ‘
Washington t, South Nor-
1 922 at
ANTEO—DRESRMAKING 1‘9 DO
home. Mrs. Solicitor,“ stilling
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WANTED—«EXPERIENCED saws
tidy tor cloaks and suits. Steady
,msltion. Paris Cloak“ and Salt
House. ' 020‘ it
oLus'rT‘. PEA 00v 9 09.. me.
have situations offer on shirt work.
power machines. steady work.
a
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LOST
9|;th
”tar-«House or piano
t'unod'ernte. [centre 0!
028 git
To LET-«SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
Tierney 81., $10; six' room oottwe.Lin
MIRA Ve- -s '29s 9m“. mm WW1“;
pic at. 3211; eight room cottate, Lynod
place, 325 Inquire Raymond and Pol-
lard, Norwaik. 923
TO LET—EAST
NORWALK.
lot and Golden, 98 iii.
TO- LETwHOUSE, SIX ROOMS.
water and toilet. 11 Hantord 91899.
East Norwai-k Inquire 9 .11.!!de
place. , 1 023131;
'I'b LETMFOIIR ROOMS, WITH
mprovemem. corner Cove and
First Sta Inspire R. Joseloveky, 62
Water at, or 21 First St. 922 ti
1 LOST-*STRING OF GOLD BEADS
,ibetwee'n cedar St and R. and G 00.
R9w9rd for. return to 'Sentinel 9221199.
WANTED—-
‘ ‘1 Experienced Operatorsm
and Learners
" on White Muslin Petticoats“
Wanda. Steady Work.
Good
sow-1e.- at; South Norwaik
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CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTI.
LATEOT MITHODC.
11E BARTHOL, D. C.
207 AtlIutie at. Stamford, Conn.
m: Attendant. Rest Rooms.
' south Not-walk Office—u Meadow at.
7-8 p. m. ,
Phone Connection.
Hours—v2 I. m.-ii p. as. Monday, Wed-
need”. Friday ll: 80 p.91.
SPINAL ANALYSIS ran.
R 2‘14.
G. s.- nonasonsco.......;.
”TO LETaEU-RN’ISHED ROOM
wltn improveunents In private family.
with .0r without board. Inquire 110
South Main St, 1 . 1922 iii.
T0 Lev—melt NOV. IB’I‘ FIVE.
nice. pleasant rooms. 2nd floor; wt-
ter and gas; reasonable; No, 59 Win-
TO LET—«FIVE ROOMS, GOOD LO-
cation. Inquire F. Hoop, 35 Cove
,East Norwalk. 021 iii:
.79 Let—«rival ROOMS. RENT
reasonable. Inquire '18 Washington
St . 021 at
T0 LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Woodbury Ave. all Improvements and
in good. repair. Inquire Walsh1 891;:
0
To LET-PRIVATE PLACE, .ALL
improvements. large grounds; reason.
able‘to right party. «186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort BL, East INorwaik. Phone 318;.“
O 9
To LET»? ROOM HOUSE. N0. 6
Lowe St, newly powered and
firstvclass order Inquire John ~
Kudpp. 22' west 151.9171:
TO LET 08 FOR BALE—6 IROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
ior occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent :20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E Hoyt, at The South Normlk Trust
Co. 916 ti
TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 215
East Washington 81., East Nor-walk.
Inquire at 64 death Main St. 024 ti
To LET—«4 ROOM’APARTMENT,
newly paper-ed and painted, centrally
located. Inquire of Frederick Lead-
or, 4 South Main St, Room 9. 93 it
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District or Norwaik, ss., Probate
" Court, October 17. A 1)., 1213.7 1
Estate or Sarah J Iii. late of
Norwaik, In said distri .{deoeased
r The Court of Probate for the Dis-
' ti‘lct of Norwaik. hath limited and ill.
‘1 of {or the creditors of said estate to
«inhibit their claims for settlement
1 Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
a time, Will ‘be dcbarred a recovery All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
" " «FREDERICK 1H ROWAN,
918 29 n1 Administrator.
} Real. ESTATE Tennessee.
'~‘ The following warranty death: were
{ recorded In the town clerk's office to
1, m:
1' Jane It. Franklin to Clifford P.
rim... building lot. Gregory Park.
{Henry J. Miller to Wilson E. Illawkes
. ando‘wii’e, of New York, two iota,
‘ Bound View Terrace.
William '1‘ Price to Samuel Roodner
. Turnpike and Scribner avenues.
James 'McAiiister and wide to
(loot-go R. Gerham. lot and buildings,
linion avenue. 1
Thames J. Pritohard to Frank Mo-
Cormack. building lot, Norwalk Park
~ibobert El. Masterton to Charles
Knowles, two building lots. diurtuott
treat.
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e’uoosu osArH m WILLIMANTIC.
WILLIMAN'I‘IO, Oct. 23.1-“Th9 body
1 91 Harry Barker, aged airtyeixht. a
uurpeutor. was found in a hallway of
awarding notice this morning, but on
inquiry it was shown that he died oi
natural causes The supposition is
that Barker well taken iii in the {right
wandered into til my and died be
cause help was uot’nt hand He had
complained of illness during the past
fortnight. 4
lowed six months from the date here- -
‘ , and Benjamin Harris, twelve acres, ‘
LOST
LOST—PURSE WITH SMALL
amount and‘ card Nordenhoid. Probe»
bly at South Norwaii; depot. Liberal
reward Leave at Postal Tel. 09., ii
Washingtim St 923 It
LOST-4300K N0! ms or NOR
wail: Building and Loan and Invest-
ment Association. Finder will please
leave at office of Taylor and 1310213913).
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LOST-00”) BRACELET, SET
with amethysts, mm Mott Ave.
and Parker's Pha oy. Reward (or
return to Mice Marguerite Dilworth.
14 Matt Ave, Norwalk. 021 3t
susiuas‘s NOTICES ‘
w. o. PETTV, o. 9., carabrnho
tor—«Spinal Adjustments. Will call
at your home 99 give adjustments
Spinal analysis tree. Oinoe, Room 8,
Mansion House, South Norwalk.
Phone 307. .08 lm
DEAD Linus
lite and property. We trial all kinds
of trees IBAURAIN d. OAUNDERO,
acorn ‘Noawatx. 99am.
w as “I... . W...~.~.m eu‘M—n
‘DANCING SCHOOL
w. Gilbert Neweli'e “select Ichoel
0! Dancing at Arlen Hell Madison
91., Shiith Nor-Walk, cc. "'haginnora
Class," tor Ladies and Gentlemen on
Wednfldl awning, Oct. 1591, It 8
p’piock. 1 he Waits and all or the lat
est modern dances thoroughly taught.
Respectiuliy. W. Gilbert Nowell, 6
whiny at. Iiiidaeport, 0t. Circular
ma 9 .
as... . .2 www...» m.
PLEAOB GUILTY 'ro MURDER,
03""! A LIFE SENTENCE.
LITGHFIELD. Oct 23. «Alexander
nambrowsid pleaded guilty in the
criminal unperior chm here yeshmay
to second new murder. and We
sentenced to imprisonment for life;
He shot and killed George '1’ther
New Milfdrd lint May
W
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adv. pays in insinuate».
momma in run ram-lust.
llmvardon outboard;
21199,? 11 Nun-u
in vdthr ‘
til postmodernism exist; if
. 1 that
redaudwhteleh'horn nu lied! and
cocherele’. Address ”Chickens,“ care
emu cl ; .1 02881.
room cottage. all Improvements. .Tar 1
field St. Inquire on premises.- 021 at 1
W8: interesting aud inelruciivoiisei-
'cantiie Department.
number 9! individual marchaut‘e re:
or unreliability. In this way the erode
it» new»: each credit buyer in the
down entitled the dinereumnsnnhasts
would have shown This interdiction 1
would be confidential, andwouhi out? "
be available to mambo” Elihu (thine
. her at commerce, and the sound at turned lion:
FOR GALE—BUSINESS AND FUR
menus. or a twelve room boarding
house. Will be cold very reasonable.
:wply' 12 Havllaud St. 022 it
won BALE—FOR WANT OF‘ USE.
good work or business horse: F. ii.
Fitch. _ 1 921 at
FOR BALI—600 RHODE IOLAND
FOR. BALE -— PIGS. CHESTER
whites. six weeks old. line stock; price
reasonable. Superintendent. Keevtay-
din. Farm, Darieu. Conn. 121191191818t
' o 8
FOR SALE-BARGAIN IN BOOTH
NORWALK BUILDING LOTO—LOcat-e
edoil high ground on West Cedar
street, Scribner avenue and Cons
out Turnpike. Take your pick at us
each Tera 9'26 down, balance .10
monthly. not for cash. Dimen-
sions and other particulars at my 9!-
nos. William P. Small, 28 Monroe
St, hoist station. , e128 t!
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For Sale:
CAFE LOCATED iN SOUTH NOR-
WALK. EXCELLENT CHANGE.
C. T. McGovern
Tel.” 165 Waehlnwin at.
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MiRBiNillE PRflBRMi
e
of. mu by‘iiie Chamber at
Commerce. Last Night
An Interesting and instructive meet-
ills of the Mercantile Department oi:
the Chamber of Commerce was held
atthe temporary oiiices of the Cham-
ber, 40 Wall street. last night.
. The meeting was called to order by
1M. J. Riordan, who announced the met.
cantile conimittée as follows: M. Ep
stein. A. J. Anaevine, M. Ii. Glover. W
P. Beers, H. Glendennins, C. F. Tris-
tram and William Malone.
This committee will meet during the
present week and organise by electing
a chairman.
'Mr. McCain-b then explained in de-
tail the proposed prostam ol the Men
This program is
as follows:
Retail Mercantile Dept—«Trade con-
dition reports, retail credit rating sys.
tem. trade territory (development and
extension). Joint advertising. special
sales weeks, fashion Week. mail order
house competition, saiesman's school.
advertising school, street lighting (ci~
vie dept. cooperation). made at home
display. Premium and stamps, take
1 advertising and charities (including
blue sky investments). cooperative
deliveries, lit-hound packets and car-
load Might rate (transportation co-
operation).
Mercuntlle Department ProurIm.
Mr. McComb explained that he did
not expect that the department would
take up the entire promos at once, as
many of the things to be undertaken
should wait untilthe election 9! the"
permanent secretary, but that were
two distinct and definite undertakings
that should be started at cube. The
:iret 91 these was the retail credit rat-
nu.
Under this system each merchant. a
member or the owauitation, turniehee
to the organization a list at his credit
customers, with a history ct his credit
experience with each of these ouste-
mersp-that is,whethor they are prompt
pay. mediiuln prompt pay. slow pay or
unreliable. [No merchant's name, how:
ever, is shown on the sheet-Lao that
no one would know wilsreihe reports
came from. When the reports of‘aii
the merchants more in, the names
would be taken all! and a report writ.
turnout on each man, house on the
porters to his prompthess. slowness.
Awidedies ionoti then-tribune
members tdoh pliee ‘oa this subject
and it was 995le the opinion oi
the meeting that, this method, put in
rcsfiWould save the busiaois men 91
he Norwnlks loan! times their an
anal dues to the Chamber or com-
merce. 1
Mr. ‘McConib explained that an
easement would be entered in by
the merchants and business men gem
orally, to the client that they would not,
contribute to charities nor take sliver.
tiring space in any booklet or pro-
mm or buy tickets to any entertain-‘
rdent unless the solicitor for the char-
ity. advertisins. or we of tickets 8989'
card from the Chamber of Com-
mores. endorsing the charity or adven
tiring. and that each piece at business
which was a member of this Chamber
oi Commerce would have a sign to ding;
play, stating that they were memos
oi the Chamber 9! Commerce, and
could not contribute to charity or take'
advertising space, or buy tickets on.
less the solicitor had such a card of
approval.
‘ Mr. Mocomb explained how thersys-
tem operated In other cities and gave
a number of instances or the large
saving edected to merchants through
this plan.
This investigation systdm was unau-
imousiy adopted, with instructions to
the secretary to proceed with the nec-
‘essary printed matter at once. .- ..
The meeting then adloumed to the ..
Norwaik Hotel, where a lunch was ser-
ved, after which thrmuarlers of an
hour was taken for an open forum. led
by Mr. McComb. on which occasion the
various members expressed themsoiv- -‘
as as to the things that were neces-
sary to be'done and means (or their .
accomplishment. d‘heasmeelin: then
' adjourned, subject tortilla call at the
chair.
ALGOHOL AND LONGEVITY.
eu—wu
Popular Science Monthly:
\ The influence oteloohol upon louse
vity has now been studied with some
thoroughness by physicians and ac-
tuaries and some definite results have
been gained. although here much work
needs to be done. ‘ The results show
‘ at any "rate thIt alcohol does not In- - ~
crease longevity and hence we have I
here again no slow to the world-wide ‘ ' '1
desire for It. Robert Mackenzie
Moore, actuary or the United Kin!-l
dour Temperance and General Frovi-
dent institute, In a recent report has-
sd upon sixty years“ experience of
the: company in the insurance or the
lives of absinthe“ and non-abstain“!
(the latter beinfii moderate drinker!
and [90d risks and balancing to the
same class and tonsils; the em oo-
9upati9aa II the former). found that
in respect tolonmvity the emulsion
showed a marked superiority over the j"iI
non-absteiners throughout the whole ; ;;
period or lilo for every class or pol-
iciee Ind iorhoth eases, however teet-
ed. For instance. at the 98‘s ot‘ thirty
the expectation of life tor the non-Ib-
stalnerr is 88.1 years; 1 tor the abstain—
era. 38. 8 years. a diherenoe or nearly
11 per cent. jit the axe oi torty, the
percentage of didarsnoe is the same.
Another very thorouah and impfi‘tiel
lnvestlaaliou has been made by Ed~
ward B. Phelps on the mortality due
' It is based on the miti- iii".
many 9! the medical directors of, ;;.;
three prominent his insurance c‘om-
Mr. Phelps‘ 9011- 3 "
clusion is that 8 pfl' cent. 0: all «tenths I 11
ct adults in up; United states are due 31‘;
to alcohol.
punter at America.
to alcohol. 1 1 ,
WIBLIYAN UNIVHROITY DATES.
MIDDETOWN,
in; dates: May 2, William at Wil-
roman; May iii. Trinity at Middle
town: May 22-23, New England Inter-
odlissieto; May 29-80. National inter.
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