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TO LET
WANTED—4101131112110“ BY A
respectable Hungarian woman. Will do
all kinds oi? work. Speaks German.
Lexington Ave.
3
vWANTED—wA POSITIORN AS
Exper-
stenograplier and typew.iiter
deuce. Iiei'ei‘enoe. Address L. W., care
Sentinel Office, No. walk Branch.
WANTED—JSIXTEEN YEAR OLD
boy. W. N. Grew Mtg (30., c‘orner W511
tor and Elizabeth Stu
WANTEO:Z YOUNG MAN To
keep stock and general store work.
Bring references.
.lOc store, 2"- "
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5 Main St, Norwaik.
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WANTED —- BY RE SPECTABLE,
motherly woman of experience, one 01
two small children to board by Week.
Terms very redeemable. A mother‘s
cure. Given good, wholesome board.
30 Myrtle St., East.Norwalk, Gonna
Tel, 1219-5 n15 it
CARRIAGE IN
lieed Pullman
Address “Carriage," Sen-
1114 lit
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. WANTED~IIABY
first-class condition.
preferred.
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WANTED—SITUATION AS STEN
ographei, eight years‘ experience,
ltnowiedgev of, bookkeeping. Add1ess
‘Stcno, care Sentinel. 1114 31
WANTED—#20
sum of money with reliable parties,
who can furnish good security.
dress Money. care Sentinel.
WA NTED—MONDAY, TWO FUIL
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Centrally located. Steam heat.
(trues J. 5R. .H., this office 1113 iii
WANTED—:LOCAL REPRESENTA-
ilvcs to sell a necessary article in all
offices and mercantile trade. A quick
seller and an excellent opportunity
i'or right party. Address inhpcriul 01‘-
iicc Snmily...t‘.ompany, P. 0. Box Sit-.3,
Meriden, (Jenn
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market; prices
paid. Extra prices for fat calves. 33 CO— 016 ti.’
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. viii -
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. FOUND.
‘ 029 if
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CLUETT, PEABOOY & CO.,' lNC., FOU D YOLKITOOK CONTAIN
have situations to offer on shirt work,
power machines, steady work 08 it
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GAYLORD FARM WORK iNCREAS.
ES.
One Hundred Patients There Now—-
.. Death Rate Has Decreased.
The ninth annual report of the New
Haven County Anti-Tuberculosis Asso-
ciation is just oil the press.
The number of patients at Gaylord
Farm has increased from 00 to 100,
and has thus necessitated an increase
the supply ‘02 farm, products, which
Mr. 'l‘oth. the new former, has met.
The cow barns have been enlarged to
meet the increased supply of milk nec-
essary. A new reservoir has been
built holding 150,000 hailons, which is
supplied from an excellent spring.
Upward of a thousand patients have
boon treated at the siliiatoriuin since
it was opened. About two-thirds of
these are known to be living and more
than halt to be at work earning their
own living or supporting others or at-
tcuding to household duties. The'to~
tel earnings at cured patients is up-
ward of a million dollars whereas, the
total investment in Gaylord Farm has
been less than half a million, so that
the State has cleared froth Gaylord
Farm about hali‘ 11 million and still has I
the plant to do more work and the cur-
ed patients to earn more money.
The death rate frillli‘tllllel‘ciiloflll in
Connecticut in 1902 was 14:2 per 10;
001.) of population. while in 1012 it was
only 11.9. The ointisiiou of tho lusti-
tution for the lost your show that 270
patients have been treated. Ninety
three of those patients Were still at the
equilibrium under treatment. .Vlny lat.
leuvlnir. 183 patients who have left the
institution during the year. There
Were no deaths in the institution dur~
ing the past year.
The patients came iron: 41 towns.
There were ill nationalities and (iii
.. occupations represented.
The new children‘s cottage has done
much good and the gain in the weight
of the children has been phenomenal.
(the boy of eloveti gained {iii pounds in
tour and n all months.
ThtI receipts for the past your were
$78,0110,“of which about half were gen-
eral contributions, the other halt being
from the State. Of this the expendi-
tures for maintaining the institution
were 840,000, for running the form, the
000, and for new construction. $11,000.
The number of members of the nano-
rintion now exceeds a thousand, the
highest membership so for attained.
The preaeni greet needs of Gaylord
liarm auditorium are: An open air chil»
tiren's playhouse; two double cottages
for farm hands. so that the form may
not be dependent ohrmigmtory labor:
and an x-ray apparatus and laboratory.
1115 3t
n15 It
The Grand 50 and
INVEST SMALL
Atl-
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Ad-
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'ro LET—~FURNIBHED moons.
One for light housekeeping. No. 11
Havlland St, South Norwalk, (3111141113
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FOR SALE.“
FOR GALE—~DXTRMGOOD EA'M5
lly cow; also a gobd 'Worlt horse
Cheap it sold at once. win. Oswald,
Cranbury, opposite when“: 1115 (it
TO LET—FOUR SMALL ROOMS.
Inquire 64 Meadow St. n13 (it
To LET-«THREE ROOMS, CEN-
traily located. Rent $8.00. inquire 70
Washington .St, 1113 iii
FOR SALE—«SLOOP .“NEOLA,”
35 x 12. Engine bed unit copper one
tank in. Can be seen at James Dix-
on' s. East Norwaik. or amvly to E. S.
'Grll’fetli, 9 George St, Dnnbury, Conn.
TO LET—5-AT 286 EAST AVE, FIVE
large rooms, first floor,- three minutes
from depot. “Rent 212. H. D. Wright.
Tel. 1271-3. 1113 (it
To [LET—UPSTAIRS APART-
ment,‘ six rooms, every improvement,
newly decorated. No 150 East Ave,
Norwolk. Inquire of John N Kline
21 West Main St, lNorwalk. Tel. No.
12924}. n13 3t
'ro LET5~A HOUSE OF 81X
rooms, water and toilet, newly reno-
voted. Rent $13.50. No. 11 Hantord
place. Inquire at No 9 Haniord place,
East Norwalk, Conn. > n13 3t
To. LET—FURNISHED 011 UN-
furnished rooms, with gas, heat. and
bath, in good neighborhood, live min—
utes to heart of city. Inquire 51 Put-
nam Ave. n13 3t
TO LETuAPA‘RTMENT, 16 PINE
St. Inquire oflice of R. and G. Corset
Company,
n12 ti
To LET—FOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and
First Sta. Inquire R. Joseloveky, 62
Water st., or 21 First St. 022 tr
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwnik. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St., East Nonwalk. Phone 33;. i
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TO LET OR FOR SALE—«6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent $20. For
sale on easy terms inquire of (‘has
E l-ioyt, at The South Norwulk Trust
.t ,-, 1115 ll.
Fon SALE—mayo “rise. 3‘5
acre farm, ’well lOcutedJZi-‘vvith line
buildings to exchange .ior‘smnll house,
clear lots or good mortgages.“ Ernest
lloessmnnn, Norwulk. n14 3t
FOR SALE—TWO WAGONS AND
fifty lpuliets. Inquire 112 West St.
5 [113 2g
FOR SALE-«SAVE $251111? BUYING
your Oliver typewriter at ll'uzaar, 711
Washington St. . 1112 31;
NEW PIANO CHEAP FOR.CASH-
Will sell direct from factory, brand
new. upright piano at a big discount,
as I need the money. ‘Ali'co‘mrmnnica-
tions confidential. Ii‘. younlhave a. lit-
tle money and went. a. ipiano,,adidress
Confidential, care Sentinel. : all (it
ATTENTION BOATM‘EN‘mPOSb
tive sole before Novemberr-iaith,
cylinder 50 H. P. Bridgeport autom‘utio
engine, 2 years old, firstrcl running
condition, fully equipped w itmagne-
to, reverse gear l-lighest bidder takes.
Inspecteble at Nevins Shllizvard. City
Island st 1111 61.
FOR SALE—NEW MODEEN TVVO
family stucco house, 5 minutes liom
depot, all improvements. "Bargain
Small cash payment, balanoqmn easy
terms. blaring Construction 30., 12%
Washington St, South Norw 1k. 08 (St
W “-4—“.—
DEAD LIMBS
are the ones that tall—a menace to
life and property. We trim'nli kinds
oi trees BEAUPA‘iN a exunaeas,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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ing money. Apply ilarry Goodwin, Mas
hackemo Hotel. n15 itl
SEE
C. T. McGovern
About
Liability. Fire, Lite, Marine, Plate
Glass and Rent insurance, also Surety
Bonds. All in reliable prompt paying
Companies.
Tel. 846.
155 Washington at.
11M iiiiiiiii
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District. of- Norwaik, 118..
Court. October 29, A. 1)., 1913.
Estate oil Lillie D. Smith, late of
Norwaik, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and lil-
loweid six months from the data here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said 10s
tube are requested to make immediate
payment to .
ALFRED E. AUSTIN
Administrator
N1 8-15
Probate
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amusements for '{Eiuti'rage Week" were
Final Arrangements are Made by
tile Wasiport equal Fran-
chise League "
wns'rroa'i‘j. Nov. 15.—- ninth or
made yesterday ofternoon at the home
of Mrs. Rose 13. Berrell on Mrytle
avenue and about somewhere- or the
Westport~Equal Franchise League
were present. Much enthusiasm has
been aroused among those interested
in the work. This is the first public
rally the local league has held since
its organization and each member is
striving hard to get new members.
The Week will be opened iSunduy even-
ing at the Memorial Church of Holy
Trinity by Rev. Kenneth McKenzie,
plaining the movement. An invitatioa
has been extended to all to attend.
Monday will be rally day and durinl‘.r
the day many eloquent speakers will
be heard. In the evening a street
parade will be held. it will form
at Myrtle avenue and Main street
marching down Main street to Hotel
Square. The speakers engaged and
their topics are as follows: Miss Elise
Gregory of Norwalk, “The Wage
Earning Woman? Mrs. Robert Fuller.
:1 local suifrugist, “The Neceselty of
11 Mother's Vote;" Dr. E. 0. Parker,
probation oiilcer of Greenwich, will
speak on Probation work; Mrs Rose
‘Berrell, “’l‘axation Without Represen-
tation.“ and among the other Speakers
will he Grover C. Bowman superin-
tendent of schools; C, G. Bates, prin-
cipal of the Staples High School, and
the Rev ltuius D. Putney, Mrs. Wil
Ham 1‘. Hincks oi twirldgeport presi-i
dent of the Connecticut Equal Fran-‘
chise Lemme will be present and will
speak.
At 2 o‘clock Tuesday afternoon 11
bridge and whist party will be held
in the Fabio hall and some handsome
prizes will be given. Refreshments
will also be served. A dance will .138
held in the National hull, Thursday
evening. and an orchestra. from
Bridgeport. will furnish the music, The;
proceeds will go to the local league.
Friday will be “iiouse-to~llouse" day
and the members will be divided into
Jr., who will deliver an address «511- ‘
for 8‘“ atoms.
63;? North lain ltd.
but it (1me vs
Hgayt'ek Theatre re. 011-9“ to.
«Mm “golf-glue” and on: Route
llmx out at... Franklin School.
1M0 onoord 8L. Concord-M
uwNorth Blah: a Ann flu.
ilk-H ha 1. tend v9mm Ave.
low-5: orwuk Ill-on Work-.8
1'1qu-
18-111sz eat Ave.
21~Weat 81.. Wind .‘Lyier Au.
28—51mm! Ave. Lowe
24-Chestnut audio Hen “an.
zo—xsonih Main and room.
nth—Lexington Ave. and oAustln It.
BV—Waata lid Elm Grove Bu.
llwaoeutho x"Main El... between Gm. on:
git—x1311 ) olilieoirlo Worslu. sun It.
lit-«x ring and Cl a.
35—21 aviland and ate: Bu.
37-xboc luv bod Mfg. Co.
Il—Il‘alriieid Ave. and Cedar It
ill—Taylor Ave. Aand Bou til it.
and Meadow It.
”neon
ill-Woodw
ikBurritt and Quintard Avon. and Wet--
48-—- ward and Lowndol Avon.
51:~Golden Hill at. and mnnwood an.
52—Wuhinston 8t. Br ridg.
saw-Freight yard and Ann at, private.
III- Norweik Look (30.. nrlv
Reed street.
11;} Denotes non-interfering boxe-
) Master box, iroin which the num
ber of any box can be sounded
One stroke at 12 noon and I p in
standard time,
One stroke alt odd times. town a.
line open. 1‘
Two strokes after an alarm, lire out. to
callaadepartment. 151
Tull-ea slow strokes water to be she
05 p. 111., each Wmuoday. I. box
in ‘2ng“! for test.
alarms for an district also re
eel-ml bv ”term on a.
Four long blasts of the whistle a1
8: 30 a. in. and 12: 30 p.111. indicate
no school for the following scallop
l--1--1—-1
EAST NDHWALK UR! ALARM IOXII
Fire neazquarters. 110 'Van tent ntmi
Telephone 110
l—Fltoh School wrivate)
Private boxer w I only be pulled to:
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) between the hours or 0 v. in. and
6~Marvln School (private
mil—East Washln tonn ldlud 011: Ste.
Elk-Van Zandt 8. dchorn Ave.
210-East Ave. and Rowan Bt.
217—«Winileld St.
223 ~Fort and Charles Sta.
2215-1111181 Ave. and Fitch 8!.
225-Bb John St. and Edlie Ave.
3..2-—Seavlew Ave. and First. St
tannBoulcvard and Second St.
838~Cove Ave. and HF!“ 81..
337-Boulevsrd and Blackstone at (Tel;
idineyner St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
343~Keyser St and Duck Pond m. (mi
Mil—Shore Haven. (Tel. )
6 a. 111., [giving location or tire. an aim
will be a van of nearest the:
tire on remisel where loo-ted
Secon alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chiety upon his arrival.
at the are.
Special Signal-
l-One blast at odd times testing or lion 5
01W
inane blast at a A1111. standard time.
l-lv—Tvm blasts, re out.
ll- 11-Twenty twm at 8 a.1n.no morn
ing session at public schoolm o 11
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11- 11—— Twenty— two, at 12. 30 p.
1.191" moon session of public school.
llllllllil -—'l‘en blasts quickly calla tin
entire department
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groups and detailed to different parts
of the town, .stopping at each house
and debit-,rinx. literature relative to
tho sultruze movement.
will be the wind 5up when a cake and
will be held has not been definitely
decided The proceeds of this will
also be deposited in the treasury. The
oilltors of the local tongue are as iol
lows. President, Miss Sarah Potter:
tlrst vice president, Mrs. Lawrence
Mazznnovlch; second vice president,
Mrs. l“. H, McLuury; secretary; Mrs
Wood; corresponding sci!
rotary and treasurer, Mrs. d. March-
and,
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app’reclative employers.
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ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
CHIROPRACTIC
oriNAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEllT uni-Hons
F. BARTHOL, D. .C.
I I Atlantic Bi. atamford, coon.
lady Attendant. that Rooms.
outh Norwalk Office—OI Meadow 8%.
7-8 p.111.
Phone Connection-.1
Hours—ll a. m.-5 p. m. “and”. Weil-
neadoy. Friday, 0:30 p. m.
8PINAL ANALYBM Fflilw
there's “a hole in the root with the
ruin coming throuah," telephone us.
Wie will repair and paint it for in
per square foot.
E R. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF CONTRACTORS.
Pelt and Tin I apeclalty, flietc emit
' shingle, suck Painting.
'11 Washington at. an Nerwuik, Conn,
Phone 781.
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NORWALK FIR! ALAHMI
, 61—430mm of Maui and Wall Stream
zlmnelden Avenue and Union Place.
22-43 ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24- nlon Pork.
28-West Avenue and Berkeley Street; ~
~li‘ranklin Avenue and Lyneo Place.
sllGae house. (Priiate box).
.32-—West Avenue and Merwin Street.
, 33-Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
iii—Chapel Street and rhor Avenue
1—36 ~West Avenue, near he armory.
38-81evens Street and Elm Crest.
ll—Croas Street and Wilton avenue.
Hit—Main street and North Avenue.
‘ 03~France Street.
«Main and Catherine Streets.
‘4! Canaan Road and Fair Street
54~cnestnui Street. near Bummer BL
BS—Muin Street and Union Avenue.
62~0n The Cree reem
till—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
61-Eaat Avenue and Duskam lane.
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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM UlOTRIOTb
Two stroke! of tire ball. mill. 1-1. In
law-Humane Ave. to N. l. N. H a B
iii—Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14- Pine Point and Roton Point.
Human! [Illand annual] to McKinle
8m “ntml ley Hi. to
i.1-- Grand Street and Tylndall lnLIu.
12—— onnoyer St ran at.
2 row at to Railroad. .
24-41mm to “Promotes.
Went Si do.
15-41mm Bridge north to Brooiuido.
10~Whitc Bridge 8.12. Lt]. Bound.
lt—Whiio Bria e B. W. to L. I. So a.
One stroke 0 the fire bell It odd N
indicates testis 11.:
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water to bash
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mail elem at ii: .380.
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km. ~WiltonN and Dnnbury.
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Congressman Reilly Not Quite Ready
'intimnte the nature of the report.
Connecticut while on his recent irlp
time at the Poll banquet on Monday
night.
at Greatly Reduced Prices of Lust Tan . .
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Furs and Connie.
she has the greatest confidence. she does not lodge; ‘1
they claim to do, but what they do do. She goes to the it '
she has always learned gives all or more than the promise
some stores are always claiming to” give unheard of values.
quite often the case that some other store not claiming to mu «
really giving better values. While We are firm believers in ad . ‘ i
tising,w we know that women judge us mostlyiBY WHA'ILWE D0 '
not by what we say. Hence we depend upon real, genuine value “I
, ing to get us customers and keep them. We want you ’
8ALE iN BOTH STORES
WE. ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak & Shit Hons
33 South Main St. South NorWalii
515 Main 81., Stamford. as Sauth Main 81., coin» Nomi _
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’public this wee .
source it is learned that the 0118
favor the nomination o; 'l‘roup at N
Haven and (‘01: at Wallingford. ..
There was some talk mascot.
agreement being entered into whfil‘
an adjournment could be had who
November 22. until the first. of
cember. This will cover the Than
giving holiday and be of sonic
length to call for the payment of mi
age at the opening of the regular ’
51011.;
SUB-[COMMITTEE TO REPORT
ON THOMAS' NOMINATION
' to Name New Haven Postal
Head
W‘ASHINGON, Nov. iii—«Senator
Walsh, chairman of the subcommit-
tee of the Senate Judiciary Commit-
tee, sald last night that the sub-com-
mittee would report on the nomina-
tion of Edwin S. Thomas at the next
meeting of the committee, which will ‘
beheld next Monday. He would not ””‘fi ‘ '
FOR CHILDREN THERE is NOT
ING BETTER.
A cough medicine for children'rnu
help' their coughs and colds with
bad effects on their little atomic
and bowels. Foleys Honey and ..
exactly fills this need. No opiates,
sour stomachs, no constipation- toilo
its use Stul‘fy colds wheezy hr
lng, coughs and crop are all quickly
helped. For sale by all drugglsts.
He said that he did not stop in
to ’New England.
To Nominate Postmaster-s.
Representative Nellly returned to
Washington yesterday in time to par5
ticipnte in the five minute session oi
the ’l-iouse. He reports a pleasant
lie said he was not quite
ready to nominate the postmasters at
«w
New Haven and Wallingi’ord, but A good adv. pays best in the b
thought the names would be made paper. ' ' ’
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