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face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED 1
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FOR SALE
MANTsomnor’ro men unite!
lwdre. Salary 54.00. Address P.
Box 435, South Nor-walk.
VLADIEBwEARVN $2.25 ‘
making plain neckweor. Home busi-
ness. Experience unnecessary Muil‘
dime for pattern, instructions. Needle
craft, 4731, Alumna, Pa. 112 3t!
13 3t
1 no]
DOZIVIN ‘
TO LETwliAiiG-li. OR SMALL
lugs; reasonable. Answer A., Senti-
re :11
TO LET~~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
in good condition, at 83 West St. 1n»
quire of John H. Knolpp, 82 West St.
13.1 if
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lWANTEDwPLANE‘T‘, J11, GARDEN‘
Bced drill and Vpluuter. Address 11.,
euro Sentinel. 1“: iii.
WANTED—«SITUATION A'l“ GEN-V
Bral housework or house cleaning in-’
puiro 25 Cliff St. 12 3t
WANTED—4‘0 LET FROM MARCH
list, on year's lease, 8 or 9 room house,
on modern improvements. Located in
center .11 r Vaik. Address Box 676,,
South Norwnlk. 12 3t
WANTED~COMPETENT YOUNG
{woman stenogi‘nplicr and typist who
understands simple“ bookkeeping. Per“-
menent position. Smell publishing
business. References required. Call
Monday and Tuesday afternoon or. eve-
thing. 8 Myrtle St., East. Norwulk.
1'31 31
WANTED-4 T0 6
house in good location, in good con-
ldition. all conveniences, 10 minutes’
lwalk to Elliot-Pruibody's factory pre
li’orreii. State particulars. Address
10 11'. Spungier, 16 Vii-.ivlland St.
.r-—- -~—--—
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN
lplain neckwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecVVssnry.
lMali dime for pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3301 Altooria, i’n. 11.2 ti
ROOM
MAKING
WANTED-«110 BUY ALI.
cattle and poultry.
KINDS
Best nrllrket prices
paid Extra prices for fut calves.
$5.00 for 'bob valves to fatten H.
Fricllman. Conn. Ave. T911151
929 tt
PROFESSIONAL
M... .h.
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PSYCHIC CLAIRVOVANT~HEAD~
:lng on persouiil and business matters.
Consult. Prof. Miller,
So, Norwnlk,
131, 31
room .V, Kcoicr Bldg,
Conn.
A Real Investment
Your opportunity to get l’erriihrrcrii
lood Health. your illness or ailment.
cured.
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutlca, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital 0r
lgans, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
reboot the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
with nature.
PROF. MILLER
.155 Wanhlraton 815.. Keeler‘s Bldq.,
South Norwalk
Office Hours—.9: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Roofing
Let us repair and lpalnt your root
oil for one price, giriirnnieed; one
rent a nurture toot.
E. [1. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
OONTRAOTORQ.
ii Washington 81 So Norwaik, Conn
Phone 781.
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SOU1’HERN NEW ENGLAND TELEV
PHONE CO. MEETING.
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”NEW HAVEN. lV‘iVb. 31.-...ij cluruuo
in ViiiiVVchV or (limiters nun mode at,
tho Vuiriuul irrnciliin of the Southern
New icirniimd 'leiopllonu. Iloluplmr to»;
dry I
The annual stutrincirt unlunltlcdl
{Vlinucd flint 1hrI earnings for tho .‘Giil':
ending liiViViniVlrrr ill hint were 3711.5“:
217.2. liiii] after the interest on bonded
item, other lute-rent. and dividends irnii
iboi'ii lurid the net profit Vine 115111112.
‘1‘ch dividend item won $615,490 The
ironipnrii bus n capitol stock of 88. ,
'i'liL'uuii, mid iirstnllmcntn piild on the
recruit llicleiiee hringhig the total to money every day A Sentinel Want the scene of the trouble.
TO LETinOOMS, 1ST FLOOR 8
Cottage St, East Norwnik. Inquire
on premises. 331 (it-
TO LET—1V“ URNISHED 1100M.
first floor, to right all improve
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. iii if
TO LETJFIVE ROOM APART-
meth, East Washington St, East Nor~
walk. Inquire 64 South MuinVSt. dll ti'
To LET OR FOR SALE~6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. lat. Rent $211. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of! Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norweik Trust
00. our ti
“qfr‘iisrn'uss‘~ “homer”
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinnlng business to 36 Gummy Boule-
VVnrd‘. East Norwnlk, Third DistriCt.
Telephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NOHWALK. CONN.
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
lilAllll‘A’i‘Y, HEALTIVl, ACCIDENT
iNSURANCE.
Write Me. for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
ii‘m‘URANCE AND {TEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 345.
Valentines
‘Glé Largest Assortment
in the City
W A T C H 0 U R
WINDOW DISPLAY
RIGGERMAN
1105., 64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunuay Papers
Delivered.
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COAL RATES DISCRIMINATION.
WASHINGTON, lV‘cb_ :i.~~.lllu din.
iirlui’luution by the l’VViirinylviiniii ilrill
rend on rules on bituminous cool in
lover of the licyetoui- Codi lurid Uoko
("tonipnny and the .luiuluoii Coul Colin
puny. both of the (,irocns'burir district,
us iipuirret liic l’itluhurg I‘iolrl Corn»
puny, wrin cluinircd Vioiiiuy by 11. i’.
Mciluo. trufiir drummer of 1111‘ lultVVr
company, hcforn lbc iriIVVrsIuIc (lorri-
niorcn CINIIIIIMHHHLI lie wuu testify~
but in the bearing on thiV proponoir
liV‘VV «pop cunt. nilvuiiec rule by iill
VVVillrondVi in eastern clirnulllrullon ter-
ritory. '
.ViiV hic(' no dcclnrri‘l Ilirii the rulers
on cold moving wrist VVViVirV. no nrrung
VVd Ilinl lire Keystone and .iiinillson
(lomliniiloir received the hiVnoilI of
through ml or. wll remain on bituiliiumis
Voul niovlnrz card the Pittsburgh iloril
(oiripiiuy VVVVVV out off from similar
bciioilt by a line which the courpm‘ly
liiid Viriiwn beiwrori tire ’lirecnnburg.
lmid th- i’itnburrgli liolilii.
Wm..." M
Your vecunt property in costing
WILL SELL on EXCHANGE—5
O.‘ rooms, near center; 1'55an surround- Stundurd IV‘dison phonograph. seventy
records large horn ciibinct. Vtill tin
good condition, for live stock or farm
tools Exchange, care Sentinel f3 .lt
HORSE8~HAVE JUST liiiii‘ 1V1 WEI)
Va. curiond 01‘, young iown horses i'resh
from the farms. Some nice nuitcbcd
pnirs; illso single rind business horses.
(mile and look them over at The
gliershficld Illorso (Jo corner Concord
and Wood .Sts. Tel. 816-5. 1'. ti‘
FOR SALE—:liORSlVl l.\' (1001.)
rendition. ilirlirir iV Urey fuss‘ (‘11;an
Stern. 3:1 :’
MODEL 55, 7 i’A‘SSlithliVlit RAM-
bler automobile. pert’cci order; also 2
seated Warner rubber tired surrey
and harness. Must sell. No reason»
able offer remsed. 21 iridlic Ave. ’l‘ol.
(116-3 .12 3t
Main St. 1‘: Iii
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE~—().\‘l-‘
brurul ner OliVi-r end one i’ostni iypc-
eritcr. Also two (oluinbin umpire
phones. 'i‘lro Humor, 76 \\iishinutoii
Si. jzil :u
FOR SALE-(‘.iiiV1.V\lV’. 11001) lV‘Oil’i‘
intiio, chuck and tools. inquire
Ruiiroud l’lucc. j:ll ilt
4“!
04’
FOR SALE W MAIN
RhodVV islnnil Rods, strong utility
stock. Haiti-hos coining oli‘ every tow
days. [Cults l‘or- liutVVliirii,r W. S, Sic-
u':iri1 Wont. Nuru‘iiik. l’horriV 7.9.21.
.
.lT’VV) iu
_-.... __...._....,....,- 0.1....
i lliVV’c at Number of
Used Cars
which I will sell ill llurgnin l’iVlV-VV.-V.
Roadsters, Touring Cars, Business
Clips, etc.
Send ior iiiscriptlvo matter ol’ my
list of New Furs. " VIViiVlViro"
'I‘lio. CliOVi‘Oll‘l is u VV'iVnVlcr.
My Tire i’riVVVVs uriV the lowest.
rile quoiiV you.
l.VVt
Repairing. Ford Work a Specialty.
Austin’s Garage
124 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Or- ‘Phone 1622-2, W. R. Austin, 11
Woodward Avenue.
Horse Blankets
The Famous 5A Make
AT
George W. Wardweil
52 South Main Street
aim-mm . 'm w
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that i am using the BEST
and MOST UP [‘0 DATE
Painless Methods
E. BAR'l‘HOi... D. O.
63 Meadow 31., South Norwalk.
7 to 8 p. in.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford, g .i.
m. to 5 p .
Spinal Analysis Free,
eove wens soxmo,
The bluecoiiie were notified router-
diiv afternoon that it “prize-"light Vvuu
jin progress iii. the corner of Monroe &
lStute streets (the of this men, Oiilcer
Frank S. titrrftton, wail dcspnuliod to
lie found
ten millions. ’ri Vi: bonded debt In one “To, will change ymlg 1033 into “1801118 small little boxing. it truly linrm~
million dollars. The corporate surplus
account is! nuts 3377.029 alter nlioVVVVi
Vince In Vinnie oi :2» I100 for insulin?
reserve.
profit. ’I'ry One and see.
less amusement, and utter watching
them a moment thought herd tliizilzn
Good tenants are to he hadnfowof him who Would complain of such a
the advertising.
o
trivial affair.
FOR SALE—~1V‘IV1ES11 liAil) EGGS.‘
Telephone .izilViii-L’ or call 153 South
1
(‘lililKSf
Auto Robes, etc. i
V1Coritiniréi1‘ iijdrn first page)
i. w
case, though this is a question to be
decided only by the coroner's finding.
which may be expected this week.
Mr. Peck in the afternoon stated
that under no circumstanceswhnd be
believed his wife to have been going
10 1311113811011 for the second time to
have an entirely new operation, would
he have permitted her to do so with—
out limiting the seine protest he hurl
done in the first place He believed,
be stated that she was merely going
for the purpose of having the physi-
ciun complete something he bud sturt-
ed. or to make right something he bud
wrongly done.
Considerable trouble was expellcno
ed in an effort to bring onl. VV'VchIliViV
the young mun leave his wife $10 or
$12 during the middle of any week, for
bad he so done this would have been
at odds with stnternentn he mode in
the morning correcting an impression
created at the previous inquest some
weeks ago. John A. Mills, Mr. l’eck's
into partner. was called with the books
of the Vconcern, but it was found that
lit no time during the partnership did
Peck drnw any such amounts. except
his regular weekly compensation,
which he took on Saturday. Books
from the 'Reynolds Motor Car Com:
parry, into whose employ Peck went
Inter, were also secured and entered
as evidence to be used 111 compiling
the finding of the coroner.
Dirjectlon nitei‘ objection who offer-
ed by Attorney DeForest when Coro-
ner Pholan began questioning ilr. Rich-
tcr, through liii'lrnrii IV‘. Nonclt. the
North Main sirri‘t jeweler. who ricioii
its interpreter. in the end tho coroner
bud untried but little information from
the man
llr. ilicbicr gave his name uud his
undress. Krill iinrnuni uVVVVliuiV, and slilil
iirul he liud never been punished for
in 1876. Ho has been promising in
Bridgeport. IVVVcnty-i‘our yours.
“Were you ever nrrostwl before?"
\VVus nslVVVVl by Ibo coroner. and thc nt-
tirruoy objected. shortly rclentlng nun
admitting Ibi- question to be nilswcroii
in tho i‘iillrrrrritivc. The doctor stiilVVd
iiiiii ho iiirii never been punished for
oily (Vl'lruc. ll()\\'t‘\‘1‘l‘.
"Whirl. were you arrested for?“ “115
"5111 ii.
1 "1 object," .VlliiVl lliVV VVIIVVriiV-y.
The coroner pursued n Vltl‘t‘orom llle,
Vund brought out the information limit
the witness hr ll murried until. 110 Visit-
:(111 if the witness VVVllc ever assists ir-
opcrntions. The doctor rinliVVd that no
secures illiirlldl‘ illi’illi'li] iisslslniirc ill
(‘ilrws i‘V-rpiirinu it. and told ”1111 his
\V'il‘VV tron-r ussislw llilu.
“llid you i‘Vl‘i‘ iliioVVV lVIriVVViiV Poi-k?"
iwtlil tlro Vluieriion noxl put by tho ('(il'il'
nor. but the witness dlil not burn u
clrurlco. to reply. the ulioriroy VVlei-VVI-
iul: lininciiiritoiy.
"erni (lid you do. it unyliilng. Io
holp Eninin i‘ock burn it miscarriage?"
was next and this wus liki‘WlHi‘ object
cd to slronuously, yoi quicily by Atv
iornoy 1)iVlV‘orcst.
“What. times, if nny. and how runny
times did you from Emmu Peck?" Au-
otiicr objection was registered.
Tire coroner's inst attempt was to
lusk: "Dill Mill port‘oi‘ni tiny operation
iVVirdi in to proiuro Vi irrlsc'nirliiizc for
11V riimii Pork?" and thus this has the
Hunt time Mtorncy llVVlVoiVVVVVVt found it
nocV-izsnry to offer an objection,
(‘nrmior l‘lrclnn their niljourncii tiViV.
llrrirriiwi VVVVVl departed for Bridgeport
giving no inkling as in the nulnriV or
his finding to be made
i M, M “M”. ....._
FORMER LEGISLATOR DEAD.
' Si‘iV‘iV‘llCl. 1‘! Fri: 3. -I“iiiirirs 1‘. ”1:11
sl'll iViVViVVin member from illir 1mm
of tho (lolieull \VVVVV rubly, proliiilout of
‘lllli Sufilclil Hui/inure blinks .Vuil lili‘ if
like lending iobnico inch or 1th son
lion. Vilnii ul thri bonus lli’l‘I’ liiilii).
illcutlr won given its due to post oppr-
Viilvo shot-k. Mr, ’lllmVVVli Viniliii‘wont
n Hi‘i‘liliiti VVpV‘Vi‘niiou lust Sunliut',
IIVV Writs born hurc Vilioiil Ioriyulx
youvu Vino. mm of 1er «right anrorn
lieu of tho illuuril ‘l'iliiliiy In iliIVV couu
try, iuiVil- u drum-niluui of tho Vliluuili
who in IV‘VVVIR VVVVVVV iViViVVrViVil pVViViiiisnlon
; by the colony to Viprrnic ii lorry urro'ts
Iip- t‘irnuooticui river This in in or»
inuIIou loilrty uuii in Hill known he
llluuoll'r lorry
.lir. lllVV-ioll VV'VVVV u liVVinlillriin poiiV
. lion.
glll'iViV Ill Milli-2.
1111er in tho Ilorisrrlinitlolnii i‘onVVVVsV-Ilwn
1er wire proudouiiy iVoiiiiirciiVil with firm
local illipilnl I‘lliuiVV-Ii, where for runny
your» be With orirrinldl, and Wire Vilvo ll
{plumber or rnrhmh )iiluiuilr milliliter»
Vlionri rind tho Knights of l‘ylhlrs. ilVV
louvre u Vvll‘iV mrii son, 11!“ liillirr u
prudent iii Yule.
MILFORD FlREMAN ARRESTED.
l . -n- ..
. VVV V rwiiiriiiri1::”thVir 2.
Hull“); l’ortVVl‘, of Milford
ed here today, lied with the our
bozziemoui of 35;. lronr the Miiord
volunteer fire ilhpnrlmcnt. lie win
tincrrte Milford yesterday, and new;
he hits n receipt shouting be mold the
department. the $25.” which he is iii
lured to havemnbeiudsd.
.wtiou st Vi bid
was hrrir i
won in the House Pl iii pronoulli.‘
end was ulup it (1»)ng
Virginians from iii-pi. use”
of Bridgeport, .. represented ‘ the physiv
clan. Atwmey VRobert DeF‘orest up-
peured for him yesterday; lie entered ,
n demurrer to which it reply was offer
ed by Prosecuting Attorney William
A. Grimn. n. The demurrer was oVer-
ruled by Judge VKoogh, who ordered
the accused to plead. The latter.
through his counsel, refused so to do.
Prosecutor Griffin then suggested
that bonds of -$10,I;Viil be imposed be-
cuuse oi the seriousness oi’ the ("use
Attorney liiei‘V‘brest argued that be-
cause of the reputation of tho phy-
siclan because he bus no mourn»; per-
sozinlh rind because it would be 1111
reVVVVoniVbIe to link more bonds than
Would be required. that $5,000 bonds
would be suiilcleilt to insulin the rip
penrnrrce oi the prisonir m the lime
or trial
’l he attorney snid that bonds or $1-
000 would be its well, but tlilil he
would risk nothing unreasonable, and
thlit about $5. 000 would be ‘iill tililt'
could be obtained yesterday afternoon
Judge Kerigii stated that if a slnnil/
prisoner ‘
their the coin.‘ .
mitting magistrate (himself) would be‘
bond was imposed and the
should jump his bond,
open to censure from the court eillcinls
of the state.
Attorney licli‘orcsi showed where in
u similar CilSi.‘ bonds of $7,000 were or-
dered by n judge of some repute in
Bridgeport. rind it was decided to (‘tlill-
promise on this sum.
The. limiill-Ililiill. Dr, Frank .iOHeDli
Sciicviik also of Bridgeport \VViis Vx-
nmined by Judge 1: cogh nt lcnuih and
slioun to be of due ability, and the
building not was fiirully successfully"
accomplished.
Happy in his temporary l‘VVlciiso ilr.
llirhicr donned his ovcrront. joined
ilr, Srhcvril. rind Attorney ilclV‘oriVsl.
Viziii departed for his home. He Wilt:
urrcstcil on Saturday night. into, and
held without bonds until yi‘slol‘dzly iif~
lornoon.
I‘hlol' William 11. Pennington, of tho
poliw Violinrtnreiit of Nor-unlit. has
publicly V‘olirnlvrrdoil ilctt‘ctlrn Sor-
izciilit 'l‘liillillh‘ l.~i'lilllI‘i‘lllllll upVV‘V his
preparation of tho iizisc. in which 11:4
WiiH tissiuloil by Frank \'VVi'VVill. of illi-
Killii’ pnlirw. .irisl :V lliiriiili Will“ .on
sillriVVVi in gathering Ilzi‘ testimony and
V‘V'iVlVVnVVV nevi-swirl tor bringing llri-
iriliiii-i' to :V V-iiiiinv utid the non. Vim:
well done. ilp» :iViiiVoiViiiV-V iiVV‘iVVV'VVi:
liiril thoy luiV'VV VVVVVVVlVV-il 'le nu lilllli'V'IV-‘p
hulilo illiiunrlx in th-lr I‘..lllil)lil‘.‘,”.
--"—llonli 5; 1101111015 VViirVV Constipation
without lziipinir ililliSl ii Viol .Vrr \V'ozlii
Milli: Plii'l’i. isl. VVVViiV Viruzmet lot
tilt-111.25 Vents erVr bmr.
BAPTIST Y P. s C. .SOCIAL.
Rev. Ralph T. Haiiley Tells of the
Giant Northwest
The ‘i'ou.il, i'VVipr iV-iV oi
I‘lirisiiiirr lVIVVVimeV VVi‘ Vim >11:th .\VV;-
unlit llupiisi I‘lirucli.
cessi‘ul nrooiinu, lust owning. in 1er
cliurili pnrlorn. llcV'. Viiulpli ’1‘ till: 1
bar instruiicd iliifl i-VVIVVrIiiincil with .1
story on "‘llro Iiiziirt NVVllliVV‘VVVi,” liV
described tliVV uVVupriirilViiVlVl liii‘iillilll.
irnii told of tho trip norms IliV- V-oVinir‘V‘
lll‘ iii .i .VVi'V_\ >1”.in
to Sun lV‘riinclscn. rind northward. lVViI-l
ing‘ of tho lV‘oniiVVl‘i‘iil ill‘l't'lii}:il‘:‘lil now
in progress. l-liV ilVViViVIi-Vl llli‘ ireriinn
VlouiV lrul'lior facilities in l'iiitoi Sound.
Willi its lliilii ViiilVVn or count l:,nVV iiirii
\Viill‘l‘ VlVVin timllllll for tho Lil-tic:- Islrip
to find ii solo liiii‘hill' (VI rVVlinVV ’.l‘liVV
Wfii‘i conipliroii with (hp siirull ilill'lltii
iiiolillios of New York. Civilization.
Mi'. lVinrilV‘y unlii, ll-i liiiVV'inp, VVVVVVVIVV'ui‘Vl
nitVl IlVVV llllul'v l‘utlli‘VV of tho
will be I‘ou:iii on tho l’VVVViirVV riiuui.
outlined the iViViiiilliiViViV :VurVrViuuVllull ill"
VVorlrliii; ol' the .ilii‘iliili'rll‘ 117111 i‘irilum-
lo I'VicVV‘o VViiurrVVV, .rliii uani ibi-
nriV noohlnir low llVVier‘VVV iii the North-
. i
VVVVVVVI. iirnl rhiV luriiicrrV VVVVVV rripldly ViVV-
irriiriVVVlVi,
voiopirin‘ IIVVV country. The
null ulzer-ulllrrnl liouuibiiltiV-ri iilllll‘ill‘ l.r
bVV unlimited.
A question box lulloVViVVl tho i Vlil. .VViVl
the your”; people VVVlVlciVVVd much 121V
torrid uriii propoumlini runny Illlvl‘li‘ri.
Minn lV‘iilVV lloutuu uriVl Wilfred ltolriuu.
M W.
.iVVul h-
fnvorcii with perViVV .VVVVIVVVV. inVVI
iiiiriluy iii-lichiod with lII1‘\’I‘l'ill
or‘u 1110111111014.
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MILITIA MANEUVERS PLANNED.
\\’ASlllNIi‘l'ilN. Feb, :1. u'l'lri‘ llullnli
ul VViipilul will he Vitlin-kcd VVVth lil‘liiV
mor by VVlileVtV VVniVllinVi illiriirr.
hundred yours nizo niavt
Wiiuliliiutou wan 111111111011 erV the Hill
iuh. iiiii'iurg tinV V-oiuliir, numincr tim
clinching inrtV pill but the inn thuVV
null members of 1le Pi rnlrsmiuiiiii .zii-
tiwnl (innrti. '1‘ in (‘iilill‘l will be Vic
funded by the mill linincn iii him Vlliier,
lieliiwnrv, Virginia and “out lli'rrr‘ Ilil.
reinforced by izrViViVlVVViVVVn from l-ol‘t
Myer, \‘u. 'i‘VVVi-nty ll‘VEI tliiilihttlid .Viriii
leis will plirlliipuit in the inniioulcrn.
which are being planned by. the WM
Department through ijril; (hm. Mills
Chief of Mllltury Altulrri. The dulc oi
'tiii! attnri. line not yet been detmmin
oil.
drillirri‘
Iii-‘1
“no 111 5
undo of the iirioViV uppcnrcri to be (H VVVV‘
llro uroni quliVVVVarriV. ut’ lliiV Niii‘tiru‘i'ulf‘
Mon iinil Vvorircn from the Mllimi‘ West.
tiuV
iriuiintivcrn to be. bold lrol‘c their 0111‘;
tVlrprViir'bVVr. 1
j.lillS Tillilil itili
' Ill lllllilil W 11118
Large Audience interested inliie
Movement at the Home at
Miss Carrie Seymour
At the fourth lecture of'tlre series
given by the Educational Committee
of the Womun‘u Municipal League the
president, Mrs. Keep, presented Mrs
Charles 1". 'i‘uylor, of Greenwich to
a largo and interedtod audience. at
the home of Miss (inrrlo Seymour.
VMis ’l‘iivlor, iis n member of
icxoculivo bom Vi. speaker of the public
1lwcllllrr iomnilitco '2in publicity
irront oi the United \\V'or'liors, gave one
of the thirst interesting, inspiring and
instiuV-tlrc iiill ii of the puck nirondl
:ncton‘u jliiillcd in “tour workers.
'l‘hr- Inltcd \\ 011.th o-l Ilioenwich
rciVVViVVod their inspial'liou from the in
fdies of Norwirik ulio led .1 Well plan
nod oruulrizniion IiS IlrtV indies if:
(lreiVVriVV-iih hnvo today. which is the.
essential thing: for successful work.
Mrs. 'l‘rrylor‘s explanation of tho
(.rcciru‘irlr (u'guiliziitiolr with the 0119(3-
llll\‘lV board 1’; n circle from VVVlVi'Vlr
ruiliricld the various ilipu: linen' s]
was iliirstrutcil by :i map in V51 (1 or;
our] conch: wily
illiVliiiics cl'tli t"
dopiiltlurrrts
lilo
'i. EVVV VV\o' ‘lllilt? biinrdV
Viniiii (-Vllziiinlcn oi the
oil of VVVlilVli are iridies'
‘l‘XI‘l‘Ui ilio lii‘TliSll or This heard his’
full power to decide ill] questions, but
is aided b.- on ndrisory board nV‘d
lililliK‘“ (Viiiillili'ttoc ol‘ gVVnIlciiliVn No:
work is illliiitVrinkiVil without terV up i
.woi‘nl (, tliV board. which i-liniiiinif’r‘l
nil criticism.
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do :Vnil in lfilil me"
ri "libll‘li “if ‘you
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crud \(ill'l‘S. :V unml inuriicipclitv, h~
gin with the boys 1in Vol ViraliZVV
linil lhi .iorno training no mutt' '1' bar ‘
good control .14 com Vlish lilV- dosh-pill
cull VV'ilIioul (Viits‘iiic‘liolp. lln not think
[but i (li‘i’l')' or hi‘rlilli‘ lilo homo, iiu‘
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found ii!"i‘lt.’:ii'1" in limb somV
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pcr‘nrissuiu .r' School
il'niied Workers i-‘i‘i'lil'l I :3‘
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lliiill i‘ozinV-li :Vriii our
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of tho lVV >7 witty:
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Vrer ii‘itliill’l ._ n VV‘VVVVVVr-V
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The funds in! "iI‘VI’ luiVVVViVV‘VVVVVVu‘
gluivc i'tVVliVV in siunil :VVViuilrriiV only, ll
crime from Silo lo $1.1m. l
Mrs. ’l‘uVlor’s iribl'iVi-VV l‘li‘iili)‘ hull.
|H’Il lllIi‘Vi‘i‘sl llriV iliVVVVH‘iVI Viliilli‘ II in;
.'l lprholliul liiV’Vrzrplil‘VlVVrVVViVl lllll .'
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lulil for thV future Work of The NOV-13;!
\l‘lilllt}. . 1
«itching, blonrdruz. protruding or’
blind piles viold in Men's Ointment. ‘
IlIVVVmViVV «neon soon relieved, finally
‘V'Vuroii. Drill. 1111119 nil hell. it
DINNER PATTY PLEASANT ll
miller-Vt Wilson. of Woodward ovo-i
nine have it dinner pirrir In honor ol
his birthday l-lniiirdnv owning. ’l‘iroiio
present were Mr. rind 'lirn Idi‘nont Wii
iron, and fun noun. Mr. and .VerV. ‘
(iiiit‘leii l’luil. .lii'. iiilil Min. Milt-rt 1:11.”
tnry. Alter ii illnnerinriin and n Vioclnl' ‘
Mr. \’illson iii;
lViVinV. ”1.111 not
time were“ enjoyed
ccivcil runny useful und
gifts. ’ilre guests departed for their
11(le in the early hours of the morn
ing. ull voting one long tiiliercrrii in:
bernd eveninr; and hisiiinlr iluu )lr
Wilson hiiil birthdays more (Milieu
LM_. ., ...
Ami-£14112 t: 1.1 .H'; SEQNTINEL.
‘ .i—Oric blast at lip
164~Enst Awnuc rind l‘VVVVVIVVVm Lune
l
:ruli' il'lV' 111‘ 1V.
1
'um.
1 “on work early toley, however, in fan
FIRE ALVA 11M
‘ .OUTH NQVWALK. FIB. ILA.“
I'm Alarm nonhuman! or (truism
Worn. Telephone to: tire alum
Imeauhlnxton and North m Inn
Mnhuuxmm blotchgi1 w
wxDViy and liar/mo lid on.
"-V\ 11 1!.- G Coreet Panto". DIN“! . V
cwoyt‘ a 'i'heu re
7*NUiWuik lice oelpta
Imb‘iusie 8Hull Liinord and int: “WHO-V
ro sir
iii-«invent 81., Franklin School
iameonuord £11. Concord and Linear.
So he ole.
ii—North Main rind Ann an
l5-lii in St. and ila‘yrvivw It”.
iii—x orwuiii. Iron orho
17 "Waste. Am and Cede. at.
18—-—I-iwlith School West Ave
21-—-W 181. and .‘sylor Ave
xifily Ave. and Lowe Si.
2 ~~Chestnut and Henry Bu.
Eli-180Mb Mom and Monroe MI
ziiwliexingion Ave. and Austin at.
all-West and Elma rove 8w .
111—~80th Muir. 111., between (iron u.
Meadow 1.1V»
82—-x(Mi Electric lWorks, Eran It
34—xSpr1ng and Cl calms _
35~anvurmd and our 815. w
aiwxwoimood 5113,00 '
tlmFairdeld Ave and Under It.
42-Tnylor Are. and Hood. are
411~Woodward 1.1". and Meadow It. -
‘i—rBuvl'lU and Quiiimrd Avon. and Wool.
u... Woodward and Lowndo- Au.
51-—Uolden Hill St. and IV lmwood An
52 «Washington St Bri Vise.
53-Freight yurd and Aim at. prints .
14—410mm“: Lock 00.. private.
Box Iii-430mm i'i: mum avenue and.
tioed street. -
Ix) Denotes non- -lnterferina Don.
(M) Muster box. item which the num-
ber of any box can he sounded
One stroke at 12 noon end I 9 1a..
standard time, 1.
One stroke at odd timen. 15.11:. on
line open. 1-
Two strokes after no alarm. are out. N-
cells department, 1-1
ttThlwei allow strokes were! to he mm .
0 __
Al 111205 p. m.. each Wee-undo). A has
is rolled for test.
ire alarms (or my district lilo re-
ceived lrv 1“]801'10119. "4 .
Four long hunts of the whistle at
8:110 a m. and 12: 30 p to. indicate
no school for the following session
l~i-l~1
1EAST NORWALK rlFlE ALARM 9931.
Fire henoquarrers. 66 van mt arm
Telephone 1'10
4—Fitcli School iprlvate).
Private boxes will only be pulled {or
A telephone message to Electric Station
(705) hetwuen the hours of 6 pi. m “i
Marvin School (privater
V212~Eusi Washington and Fort Ste.
21Vi~ Van Zimdt St. and Osborn Ave.
1216~Enst Ave and Rowan BL
217~Winfleid St.
223~Fort and Charles S's.
224~Enst Ave and Fitch St.
Milo—«St. John St and Ediie Ave.
382~Senvleiv. Ave. in a First St
835~Bouievard and Second St.
353 ~—Cove Ave. and Filth St.
337-Bouleverd and Blackstone 8!. ("I“)
Vii—~Keyser St. and Pine Hill Ave. (l‘ei.
342~Keyecr St. and Duck Pond rd. (Tel
813—-—Shore Haven. "1‘? l. )
be. m. iving location of fire. In sum
will be gven of nearest DC].
re on premises where located.
Second alarms are only to be given
the chief or acting chic! open till urivd
at the fire.
5 pools! Signal-
l—Orie blast at odd times. testing or it“
open.
m., standard time.
1-1 1~TVVVo blunts fire out.
11-11~Twcniy two, at s a. in, no morn
ing session of public schoolm
li— 11—--Tweniy- two at 12. 30 p.110 :2-
ter Venn session of public school
1111111111 Jen binsts quickly calls the
entire department
NORWALK Fine ALARMS
iE—VCorner of Main and Wall Streets.
21-«Pcidon -.--\Vnuc and Union Plato
{mm-Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24:41" nion Pill-.11
'25--West u\\l“llile and Derkemy Strum.
Tim-Franklin AVVVnVVe :. rid Lyric-a Place
31~- Fins house (Private box).
till—«Meet AVU'HVP nnii Merwin Street
V ’13— ilarhor Avril: iVV. Viz: .1 (er h-ird Street
1 ‘iit-I‘ hapei Strict and ii: rr'bor Aveuui.
36~Wrst Avenue, in in tile armory.
Sm‘s‘tiveiis Sireit rmii him Crest.
41* rose Street nmi \Jltion avenue
12 ~ lain siren: and Nor-Vb Avenue.
i tfii~-~iV‘VVVVn<Ve Sire-ct.
-6;’r~-Main and Catherine Strectn.
I
V Carillon l1u:.ii' ii iii Fill? Street
.254—~L hos tnut Street, nunr Summer St
55~ Muln Silent and Union Avenue
62-0n The Green
53- East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DIGTHiCY. .
1 Two strokel of tire belt. thus. 1-1 In
I
12~gllxhinnd Ave to 11.3.1111. I!
P
13~iliickory Eliot" and Hell isium
r’lne Point and Rnion i‘nlnt.
E1~Lmrg [3111in Sound to McKinley Bi
8—- M‘Lcntriil‘ hiikI-Vlm u l‘ ia-rvnngm
51~Grand Siront nnVi 'i‘liidill Lena.
33~Pennoyer bi. 1o ' rid-Vi! 1.11.
1~Crous St to Railroad
24- ituilroud l0 Berooiu‘g‘lo
I.
| 1.1—.“ mm Bildge north to Brooklido.
llriVV" ““lir’ ”ridge ‘1 M TV. 1.80m.
ii- «\HVIW 111111179 8. W. to l. 1. PM!
rm» :Vu-V-ko of tho tire hell of Mid (nun. ‘
1 indicate! testing
Four strokes oi fire mil.
worn to be shit ii"!
lhh’d (0' mr A ain- m. Iliniuny, ..V-... v
inns. iii-V.
1
.
units .
Viorwelk Postolflce
Mulls Canuatrmm
of“! is Hi." .39»;
Vi'lii u lil.-‘.‘.,)‘ll'lllul'y dlvilmn
i 1m u in. wwim and scum Nor-walk.
.i 10 ii. in widest. West and Sui N urinal!
r'.4.- no or widow York and Wm-
1:! 1.1 p m. .. link! and South illorwul.
5 g. m. mDorlbuiy «livluloi‘.
1 ‘45 ii [11. 4’01”“! Vtini iii tirami‘ori. 1..“
turn only. ..
Word «lid :10an Nor-walk
“mun." tiintii-n. Danbury a.”
Wilton
[‘iuni \‘.‘vni end He. Norwuik
-iV.:=rV' . 'V out Vrlui 'V'VVV NOS‘WUJI
Sundays and Holld‘yo.
this! mail other» .V or 5:13“ o. or
Sunday collection of 11.10 p in
h-niis tier-elven
not: it. lu.~— All direrrrupu.
in. u-(‘nrmon Hutton.
.rn Janet. wind of Bridgeport
m MWIIVnn niivl IVVanVrry.
in. ~ Knuth fVVerrillc.
. m. ~Fiiou Wont unit 80. Noflmfl
in.- Doubn'ry division.
) ~~,l‘1.'ioii Went "111181) Norwnil
V. m~hlnsi
V maddest and south Norwinu.
p. tin-«Nero minim. Brookixn IM lion»
:10 p. mu ~11:anth eat and So. Nor-nil
I
try
.00 ii 111.7321!“ Want and no Nor wail.
Carrier. window open trnml Ihnul to
I. H Alum". Pnotmuuv.
“cwflg” ( 119““
Work (Olllflfl?tomce
1 did not Vibrl
us’ of t‘hincno ,a 1 _
ntlon. 1.1 its originul to. an
3 “it p In .
5 up p in ~
'1 :10 p. rum
‘1 up u m
-..-—
A3
South
. nil Auluislc " '
'lrmiin iiiiriicti of the Immigru»
Committee and his tollowdrs no.
ntteinpt to beat the unlendiiient entire
and leave the immigration hill our '
eiy free of Asiatic exclusion. ion»
1‘ They contended that exoiuinen
‘91 Would ihvite‘ a presidential
e entire immigration bill. -
Norwalk Chronicler