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WANTED
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‘anssmmn “Verde-enteritis on use
'I'hneo'l‘hnes. am~ Each Addition...
. “ do.
or Sale,
Business' and
,rofesslonal Cards, “and
Miscellaneous :.‘
{encumbered
TO LET
WANTED —- nnnssunknn wno
‘lWill have to stay for 2 weeks in South
Not-walk wiahea room and board in
return iior Sewing. L. Hahn,,320 W.
its Department 17, New York jld 3t
.‘_‘...~._... m..-" .....:.'
WANTED-A NURSE MAID To[
assist in the care 01’ two children. To
go out of town. Call 27 Putnam Ava,
[Sunday 116 it
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WANTED—JAMES FOR OUT-
‘tloor occupation, $10 to $25 per week
adorn-ding to time given. No expen
lance necessary. p Addréaa Occupation,
ourv Sentinel, 115 3t
p...
WANTEDw BY
....
MIDDLE AGL‘D
imam, houae painter by trade. hand)"
twill: tools, strictly temperate.
{inside work of any kind. Address
Reasonable, this office. 115 3i
M" _ ._...._._..
WANTED - SALESLADIES FOR.
cloaks and suits, also dreasmaker and
alteration hands; Paris Cloak and Salt
House 114 ill
..... _.....
. WANTED~FURNISHED ROOM.
an in provcments Central location. Ad
d1 can J i“. Care of Sentinel. 314 3t
LADiES, $2.25 DOZEN
(plain neclowear. Fascinating home
buolnecs. Experience unnecessary.
Mall dime for pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 ll
MAKING
WANTED-Ji‘q BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Beat market [prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valvca to fatten H.
Friedman, (loan. Ave. ’l‘el 1151
029 ti
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WANTED—V‘TO BUY ALL KINDS
'oi cattle and poultry. liighest prices
paid. lioh calves to full ion from $3. 50
to $1.:M0 Joe Dicklnan, llox 664 South
iNorwalk. 12 mt
mom}-
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION.
J.l.-\lillil’i‘\', HEALTH. ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
,\\'ritc Me for Savuple Policy.
C. T. McGovern
lawn/woe AND ".EAL ESTATE
' 155 Washington Street, ,
South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 346.
‘ . O
World-Wide Method
All known dioceses have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeuticl, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment at the Vital Or-
gans, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A flyntcm of healing which brings
about the care at all discourse by
bringing mind and Ibody into harmony
with nature.
il’hyairlnua are uaing the some meth-
ods in many canon.
PROF. MILLER
.155 Washington at" Kealor’u Blda.,
South Norwaik Court
Office Mauro-«9 to 5. Bvonlmo and
Madalyn by appointment.
Lon—4 .. .. 1. ., new.» “on.” was.“ lg...
n
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
ChirOpractors
hurt you, call on {no and be con-v
vinccd that I am using the BEST
on: MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
TO LETwh‘URNIISHED TWO CON.
nectlng front rooms. water, cook stove,
«gas plate, toilet and all conveniencoe
for light housekeeping. 214 East Ave.
near depot Reasonable/ .118 il‘
TO LET~UPBTAIRS mm“
meat, nix rooms, every improvement
newly decorated. No. 150 East Ave.
Norwalk. Inquire ot' JohnN Kline,
21 West Main St. Norwalk. ’l‘el. No
12923 515 3t]
‘«
fro LET—«FURNISHED Rooms
with or without hoard. One large
room suitable for light housekeeping
m
lAll modern improvements Inquire
120 Washington «St. second iloor.
right hand 9129.115 3t
To LEV—SEVEN 'ROOM COT-
tage, Lincoln avenue Inquire United
:Grocery Co 31-! ti?
.7... ....
To LET—ASTEAM HEATED A
partment. live light rooms and bath.
all modern improvements. with or
without garden, near trolley. Rent rea
aonable. Apply 24 Catherine street.
Norwalk. in at
I"
TO LET—~LOWER FLOOR, 126 SO.
Ma 11 Sty; 8 moms, acme improvements.
inquire Capt, Bette, 3 West Main St..
Norwalk. 3? ti
T0 LET~FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St. East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 South Main St till it
To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
'mprovementa, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo L. Britten 82
Fort St., East Norwalk. Phone 331. g
018 t
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $20 For
sale on easy terms. inquire of Chad
E Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. ‘oln ti
ES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinnlng business to 36 Gregory Boule
vnrd. East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone Connection. j13 18t
~"Eli‘s: N as}~ “NOTICE
Apple Trees Trimmed
‘ Beaupain & Saunders
- ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FREEH 5 i
lie arrange numbers in each row ao
ihu‘ total of lunch will be 15.10 we
2 nearest com-at “answers will be
given one lot tree at Somerville, N. J.
Contact clones Jan, 25 James Reaitv
(3.,o 2095 Webster Ave, N Y. (lily.
iii it
Roofing
Lot on repair and paint your roof
all for one price, guaranteed;
cent a aurora loot.
E.R.Bradiey 81 Co.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
CONTRACTORD
l1 Worthington at. Bo Norwnlk. Conn
Phone 781.
Oil“
TEMFERANGE SPEAKER NAPS
BOV. BALDWIN.
m 2...“...
Nliiniltl’l‘AiN, Jan iii. -«-At a mum
meeting of the W. Crm’l‘ ll.. hold in the
local Methodist Church. yenlcrdny, ll.
ii. Snitiliiot‘, the Weiihnown Kenning-
tou temperance advocate. look new
nion to again rap (‘lovmnnr Simeon
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
'63 Meadow St. South Norwaih,
7 I) 8 p. m.
any Atlantic St. Stamford g a.
m. to 5 pm ’
Spinal Analysis Free,
1
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r
i
In. ..... ”MW
Household wipers watch hentinei
{Want Ade. i’ chanced to find more
«normative employers
MmMM‘uMi-fi
A good adv. can heat in the best
tartar
Baldwin for hie attitude on the liquor
question. itcierrlng to the defeat of
the limit! farm {or tirutlknrds' project.
Mr launcher said:
"lion it not her-I for the governor
oi the. Male we could hnvo had a plane.
where theae drinking men could he
put for n time. to ’1to‘r return home
lmttnr men And. please God. we ahuli
hate one next yenruprnvidlng We
dont again elect a governor to defeat:
l‘ n
v
a»... M. .muhm»
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means a: common»
cation. They adorn a direct Way or
coming a message to the one: who
will be moat intention.
W
re, Twenty-Five Words or been, ml. ‘
P“ Word. 1 cent per Insertion In Black-‘1
TO LET OR FOR BALEr-«ii ROOM \
O. O.
Q. Q.
.“. n‘
log a.
~.
.,
FOR SALE
FOR BALEMF‘INE RABBI-SD ROCK
cockrel, Pittsileid strain. Some flue
Pekin ducks. E. H Smith Rowayton,
Conn 116 it
wonul mu ELIGIBLE
' tun Town BLERKS
é leontmued from First Page.»
I
neyvgeneralto advise local ofl‘lcials.
'but owing to the wide and growing
interest in the question of women's
rights under the law I feel disposed
to answer your quotation.
”There is cousiderahle conflict
among the authorities as to the right
to! women to hold ofllte but there is a
marked tendency toward enlar‘riue;
such rights shown in modern atatutec.
For instance, women are made ell“‘i‘l‘e
in this state to hold the following of-
fices: Assistant town clerk, reoietrnr,
or assistant registrar of ‘births, mar-
riages and deaths (Sec. 1846.'G. 8.),
menxhe of any achoo] board or conlv
mlttee (Soc 2115. G. ti.) and member
oi the board of directors of any put-l 3
lie library or on the Connecticut pub
llc library committee (Sec. 463),
G. S.)
.-”llndcr the English commOn law
women were permitted to fill any lo-
cal (mice of any administrative ("intrac-
tar. when the duties were such that. at
woman way comp’éient to perform:
them, i
“in the case of stain ex rel Jordan
vs. Quihle, 86 Non. iii, it way held
that a woman may lu- riluiblc to the.
oitice of county treasure-r. The
I “nudud [n1 a}..r-.'ru',~" “no“ the
not that no ‘coxmtltutional or Mai u
. \ivlSiOn incrnalnient with the
right of a woman to hold. that of-
nce had been found.
“it is clear that women are ap-
pointnble to. many non-elective ol'.
flees in this state and pndnr the fed-
eral government (in re Hall. 50 Conn.
137); but. i find no lo'ral precedent.
in this state for appointing a woman
to an elective office.
“The right of a nOn—olorlor to hold
an ulooiiw office was \ery ably con
aidvred in the case of ntntc ex rel.
Perinc v, Van llech, 27 icon. not».
where, among, other ihiuus, the court.
said: “There in no provision in Our
cmmtiiuiion or statute upon that
subject, yet it is certainly a funda-
, mental principle or our government;
gthat none but qualified electors can
hold an plorlivv o“ ' unless: other-
wise specially prmidod.
“it is made the conuzltuiiolml duty
of the town clerk of ouch town.
acting with tho Si‘lC'i‘lth'll. to deride
on the qualifications of electors.
Now, In view ol‘ the incl that we
man cannot become taint'tora. in the
meunlnc oi the coxmtitution, it would
he highly improper to appoint a wo-
":"'i in tho ofllco of town Clerk.
whom she would how to decide on
« ~ tho. mtn'inraiiona of ole-"tors,
"'l‘ha laziahlturo has no or specialty
provided that woman Hill” he oilgllllu
to the (silicon of town ( wk and loan
treasurer; but, on the mutrnry. it hat-l
apeclniiy provided that women nbali
be eligible to the ether town olllcea
li'wll’tfl‘l‘fnl‘fl ranted; and thin apecinl
pvovialrn of the law any carry with
it "n irn'i‘iod prohibition Maillot
women .hnltiinu any «ihnr oh'tivo
0"‘N‘ lc‘o" inaianru, the atatuto
which provides that no poraon trinity
in,- dmnncd in im illwmsl‘lllrd from
l‘n""“" l‘m N'V'o ol‘ :wmlntmli 'tnwn
ltllu‘it 4)} wow” in mm. impiilnilv any“
”till the of town clerk hilnii
not he held by u. would". State ex
rel Morria va. hullmlcy, (loan.
357. i
"it may be hinted an n reiteral’rn'a,
that women, thnuidl citizens in
broad and coinprvhonaivn auntie, artl
not pnaacnaod oi any political power,
and cannot hold an oinfllvmnlhco in.
the alumina; «r on panhiinu atntutn.
llrmlweil vn. illinOia. iii Wall (U S ).
13:0 Minor vc llnnnerhm 9! Wall
in a.) 162- Wiloelarva Hall a Allan
Hanna.) 658; Jackson va Million. 14
Alien (tinsel. i335; itnhtneona Case
131 Mann. 370
“Very truly i'iilli‘si.
“.lrl’li‘ti ll. lliilll'i‘
"Altorneydioncrni "
ELKS GLUQ PLOODED.
‘lil-lW lilti'i‘Ail-N Jpn idmA lnirnh
on water pipe in the attic needed the
Non Britain lento oi“ Elks Clan
rooms, lodge rooms and rathakellor
early 98.5mm“ causing damage oath
mated at at film. Water was munch.
on deep in tap rathahhller and one "
running out the front door when a.
N" ml.
51
a \
$1
PAYS '
THE BILL
a Week
M
J acoby 3 January Clearance Sale
cater ‘ Price ReductiOns’
' Than Ever ...__ at
for Ladies
COAT and Misses
Wore $12.98., $16.50,, $19.50 and $22.50.
N O W
$12.98
for Men ~-~and,
YOung Men . ‘ .
$18.00 Scope and $25.00:
NOW f
$J.9S $1298 $1445 $15.83
FUR COATS :33... ”163.35.52.32"
F rank J acohy
Bclo v Cost.
Opposite Hoyt’ 5 Theatre Washington St.
‘0
, $9.85,
COAT
Were ‘ $I6.50.
$14.85
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Cash at
mid
» MR. ROBINS GOES WEST.
Electrical Commissioner Thomas
Robins, of South Norwalk. left yrrtor-
day for a several weolts' stay in the
West. Ilia ultimate destination in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, where his son
Arthur liohinn ls working for a large
contracting ilrm. Mr, Robina, junior,
in at present engaged with the ilrnl
in putting five stories more on a. nine
story building. When he left here he
went to Canada. but later llrli‘tcd down
to Minnesota, and is doing well. Ills
father will room that city tomorrow
noon. unless delayed,
Finders watt-h Sentinel Want Ada
for lidnga from losers of valuable
articles. ,
W
BY COUNSEL.
An old gentleman. now deceased.
never seemed to be eatiailed unless
he had several cases pending .12)
court. He left surviving a. non
who seems to have followed in his
‘iontstepn and has continued to keep
up his fathers record of proceedings
in court
Several of the attorneys were talk-
ing about his court troubles one day.
when one at them told the following
about the old gent:
The old gent bad Just won a case
in the justice court. when the inner.
in a very combative, nfino of mind.
exclaimed: “l'll law you in the vir»
cult court!”
Old (lent: "I‘ll be thar."
Loner: "l'li law you to "all."
Old (loin: "My ntlornpy'll ho tluu'.“
~«Tho Docket.
.
"Sold by Stroui”
ii thuign we nailed who turn. at
1852 ‘RMS
that we told in 19”.
more from the
Maui imp Ben
great American ch
«Tam man we have Big Gnu-l
’ notion. New Yorh
raisin
hmwm r.
doomed Ana-
:mengm "£13!er
have too-”a
'f' Who «me
it. A. throat Fm Maker
a wear aha an. new rem:
Arthur Walaron, blot. him. A
29 antland atreet,
South Namath. cm.
it
1
Many a silccessful business career got
a
start in newspaper advertising.
it
v
PHONE”. can. ’* PHONE am.
EAFEGUAQO YOUR FAMILY - YOUR HEALTH
Ami haw Money is; lining the Meat Economical Food.
SAFE MILKW PASTEURIZEJD MYLK
96‘ PER QUART.
WE BUPFLV DUN UUETDMKR‘Q S’ASTEURIZED MILK ONLY.
ALL OUR MILK IS PAST EURIZED
,':r'l‘heih‘atriteiil flaccid ”airy (leniency Norwuliv
W
policeman discovered it. _
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Norwalk Chronicler