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dine work The Raincoat Factory,
5 oral housework. Inquire 38 Raymond
' dress R. W., care Sentinel.
. discoverer
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
hood, to per square foot. Call us
Advertisoin geTWen uFlv‘e Words rinse,
Three‘l‘imbaIGseEach Mdihenmpaord. 1 «III titer Martino.” In
~ fines or Gaps. Double Price
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women , l .
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TO. LET
VNVANTE‘D—SITIUA’NONI AT can,
_ oral housework. inquire 78 Ely Ave.
mill 3t
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WANTED—~FREE lAND «CLEARI
lots for beautiful income (property.
[Box 685 'So. Norwalk Conn .mlil 7t
WANTED-«TALIJORC 9N GABAR
diamond Bldg. «Union St. - 11112 3t
WA‘N‘I'lEOh—S'I‘TUATION A-T GEN-
st. _ . one 3t
WANTE~D~YOUNG WOMAN OVER
30 for general office work and sten-
ogre‘pher. Must have had ample ex-
perience and «be thorough and reliable
business woman. Permanent position
assured. .Addness by letter only. Ad-
dress 130:: 1,. Norwalk. m12 3t
.WANTED~GLRLS FOR FINISH-
.ing department; also watchers. Pep-
pard EmbroidetyWorks. mil 3t
WANTED \—- YOUNG MARRIED
couple desire room and board in
South Norwaik, near car line. Ad-
mil 3t
WANTED—41ml. FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 8 West Ave.. South
Norwalk. an? if
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry; Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Awe. Tel 1151
023 if
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Know l‘hyself
WORKMEN'8 COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
. INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Volley.
C. T. McGOVERN__ ”w
Issue/mos AND “.EAL ESTATE ‘
‘ 156 Washington street,
Couth Norwaik. Conn. Tel. 345.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in film different organs 'and
limbs. I
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in“ your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva»
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. .
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
94 Washington 8t, 80 Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
II other methods have failed to
‘ help you and other ‘5 ‘
Chiropractors;
.hurt‘you, call on me and be con- ..
vinoed that I am using the BEST
out". MOST UP TO DATE "
Painless Methods
53 Meadow St, South Nomaiu.
7 108 p. in.
soy Atlantic St. Stamford g a.
m to-s p-m.
Spinoi Analysts Free
I A ood‘RchTest
is a hard snow sterm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phonc us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guarant-
To. LET-51 woopwann‘ A‘vn.
first dloor, all . improvements. Adults
only. Inquire on practises. . 1:013 3t
To LET—«FROM APP ll... 1, FIVE
rooms and bath; all improvements in~
quire 41 West St. (11113 2t
TO LET—FIVE LARGE ROOMS,
first floor, 266 East Ave, E. Norwaik. '
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To LET—~ON HIGHLAND AVE, I
house with garden; small homily. Au)“
ply to William H. Tristram, west St.
11112 3t
Three minutes from trolley, depot andI
churches. ‘Rent 312. H. D. Wright.I
Tel. 127113. 11:13 (it .
son SALE . ‘ .'
Fon4eace~ilis ELY. AVE. _ ONE.
new house 317' rent, bath, stationary
tubs. lot: 46 x 132. 74 Lexington Ave,
three family house, all improvements
rents for $30; lot 440 x 147.. Knapp St.
twa houses rent for 324; lot so x :00.
Fruit. Inquire Steve Kiss, 24 Krupp
11113 3t
GOOD DRIVING HORSE FOR SALE
cheap Adreas C 8.. care Sentinel.
‘ 11112 3t
FOR SALE—«PEN 0F WHITE 0R-
phlngton pullets and cook. Buff 0r-
phington eggs for hatching; also 8 C.
white leghorns. W. )1 Endriss. 25
Central Ave. Tel. 644. m12 3t
To LET—RENTS 0F HOUSES.
flats, store. barn and- manufaotory
with power; best places in The Work
walks. See our list. Raymond Bros.
Im12 lit
To LET—~FIVE .«noon FLAT,
rent reasonable. I“. =Hopp, 35. Cove
St, East Norwaik. m11 3t
To LET~COTTAGE 0F , FIVE
rooms, improvements. Apply to J. M.
Layton and 00., inc, 5 Railroad Ave.
. m_11. 3t
To LET—COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS
and bath and all other improvements.
1 Cottage'lSt. lnquirt on premises.
’ mil 3t
To LET4§SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
inquire 216 South Main St. m9 6t
.m‘ ..... -.-.— ...
LOST—~FOUR YEAR GOLDCROSS
and Crown Baptist Sunday school pin
between Washington and Henry stsf
Finder return to 8 Henry ISf. and re"
ceive liberal reward. 11113 at
MISCEL‘LA‘NEOUS.‘
mswarrnas.
mum! WWI...
smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. cold. route
repaired. Rentals I
per month. Machine.
solo at 05 per month.
The Plummer Type.
writer Exchange. 156 Falrtield Ave.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Apple Trees Tritnmed
Beaupain & Saunders
an sonch‘rumsTe. .
scorn acuwux. couu.
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Thamer
oouusrsnuo orncuus
-ro EYEGLass woansns:
glasses is our encliisive work and
. only modern methods are employ-
ed. . .
We (Willey OCULIS'I‘s-aregiaten
ed «physicians of long experience“
to examine eyes.
‘17 Atlantic Bounce. Stamford. Conn.
Optima“. Evenings. Est. 1897.
peelal
$2 00 2. .
SHOULDER BRACES
for; S1. 19
George W, Wardwell s
52 South Mam Street
TRIAL FOR BA‘MGE CAPTAIN.
, sell cheap for cash or $50 down. Al-
, price, as we are going out of the
Eye examinations and fitting -
‘UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP. WILL
most new, ‘highgrade piano. must' be
sold at (Slice. For particulars address
Plano, caregSentinel. m12 3t
FOR Isaac—coon 6 Room
'lloiied rotates.
.. Slowed Tomatoes
Topless Pudding r i
home-mule Bread and Pies
Manama Heuse
C HASSI‘N. Prop.
oat/roe mm. M. £0.11le-
TELEPHONE 307.
TIRES
Orders placed With us now def-I April
delivery will« more your purchasing
at the present low price. Quotations
on most any of the best lines.
My prices are low. What are you.
requirements? A card will bring you
quotatidns. Call or phone. I Ilhave
some bargains" in used cars. 1 nine
do Auto Repairing. Ford work in mi
branches '
Austin 3 Garage
124 south MAIN 31'.
Or 'Phono 15224, w. R. Austin,11
Woodward Avenue.
_ _..~.... . “0“,-..“
Try one of Our
house, 'barn, half acre land. Main Ave.
few minutes from trolley; $12.00. be:at
gain for quick buyer. Address 33x1
212, Norwalk. iii-12 3t
FOR SALE—0N BURRIT'I‘ AVE,
lot 60 x 135. _Price 31,000. For fur-
ther particulars inquire at 22 ‘Burritt
Ave. ‘ cull 6t
x . t
FOR sags—4911 HUDSON MOD-
ci “20" Roadster, in perfect cenditlon,
completely equipped. Tires nearly
new, Demonstration gladly given.
Price $325.00. ” A. E. Wheeler, R. F. D.,
No. 1. iBrIdgeort, Conn. ‘ mil 6t
FOR SALE?
200 MEL '8 AND YOUNG MEN‘S
Suits will be sold at almost ouehnlf
_cl0l.hin-g business. (hill at Louis Av-
,rick, Postoffice‘lllock, South Noiwaik.
Conn. "
:- fi -
John Fountains
will give you suggestions and esti
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper- hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work. '
8I BURRITT AVE
PHONE CON.
20th Century Triumph
Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments. assures positive
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs. the Nervous System and
the Spine.
A System of Healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
mony with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice—l have. removed my
office at Keeler's Bldg, So. Norwalk.
to my Main Office at 1103 Chapel 81..
New Haven, Conn.
ROTON
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND d. LETTB. PROPS. ..
and permanent cure reaches every ~
case. investigate.
Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic
bringing mind and body "into her j
Delicious
Dinners
Tupp’ SRestaurant
(FORM ERLY LAN 5'8)
got
AdiIertisers
- Melissa wait
.I. to Buy
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still on at Louis Avrickis..
‘about oue‘hnlf toms
The l). M. Road adv.
especially interesting today.
__m.‘.__
at Dickermun's.
-8.»—
helng advertised by (lonnoally
Bracken, '
MW.-- . ,
Hoiisefuruishlngs specially.
for tomorrow at Albert P. (iehebefs.
indie Tea Company this week.
magnet of Char lee \Brand.
be found inthe Royal Grocery adv.
The sale of white at the N. E.
at little cost. 1' a . 5
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Will pay highest cash prices for all
Books and White Wyndotts.
31.00 per 15 or $600 per
(100)-
Crookett 8t.
PhOno 1624-2 or 511., . I
hundred
NOT LOSE SAVINGS.
lHartford, .. March l3.»—-The bank
the affairs of the CreenWioh Savings
. bank. it is believed that there Will
be no loss to depositors. It is underw
steed that the commissioners will re-
Eliot'ard A. Gillian, of or; Pliny Fisk,
is charged with endangering life by
exercising improper judgment at' the
the investigation by the Now‘tondon
New LONDON, non 13~bavta1n quire the payment of “15,310,000 bond “tumor:
of Treasurer Charles Merritt
if not paid. will sue for if“
‘ There has been paid Into the ban
.time the Fisk lust tom- barges off this on overdraits 31.500 and other sums if his
then on Fobruar'y 13 as the result at are expected from this sent!
entire shortens is not ,
Howsyion. 4‘ ‘
oassnwwcu” propositions wuu.
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commissioners are deeply engaged in
Monet. at the «Norwalk.
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"“MONTHE POI—I THIS TROUBLE
Icons» freckle
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7801? m.
‘ faring ‘from the effects of an accident
.1p-
15.5.55 ] BUSY.
,5 Dr. Anna Show, who has beensuf-
in which a bone of her ankle was
broken, expects to be able to speak it
Connecticut next week. The accident
has caused much pain and has kept
her laid up for several weeks. In fact’
nothing but her indomitable courage
and devotion to the cause of woman?
suffrage would have outlined to enable
her to keep her Cohneotlcut engago‘
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The Selling Out. Clothing Sale 1.
One, hun-
dred and seventy five suiisutov‘he sold at
will be found
Read. about the week-end bargains
The‘hlghest grade of footwear is
and
quicei
Read the extra specials at the East
Firstclass repairing is the business the lead and as 1mm and the mem-
~Three very interesting specials will
Ryan .Co.‘ a store tomorrow offers r. and the Bridgeport women will proba- ‘
”90131 opportunity for women W115 bly have the some experience. The 'I .
want serviceable and pretty waists Bridgeport Equal Franchise League is j ‘
shouting its sympathy by landing its
' ‘ rooms at Suffrage headquarters in the
M55” Florence Chance r, French Poll building; and Mills Emily p-lerson Q
on School,- has been appealed to by the leaders
kinda of chickens. We have eggs for has been granted a. month's leave of of me Working women to help in the '
hatching from choice mater pens of absence on account of ill health; Miss Work. of 0,3”;sz
White Duff and Barred Plymouth,
Price .
once Havil'and is hubstitu‘tlnk for her
Thers’sya reason Why 'nea‘rly overy‘
bruaty villi! March. criticisms on pthe interference with
55" 55 515° 55555555Y’505I States sights. and oven tthosc who
ments; The first of these is on Tues 5
day eyening, at Waterbury, where she:
5is to 3 ask under the auspices of the1
iWater ury EquaLFranchisc Leagueu I
. The second is on the Invitation of the,
iYaie Debating Society and the meet
ing is to be in Wooster Hall—«a hull:
sacred to university activities. The:
i Yule Debating Society is undoubtedly:
iin search of useful points for the iris
angular inter univeroity debate in
.which Yale has to take both sides in’
[the question as against Harvard and
Princeton. i
The State m‘gunizers of tho Connect-I
icut Woman Suffrage Association have.
again this week been devoting their .
attention to the work of organizing a.‘
general canvass of the voters (:I'l New:
Haven. This work was begun by Miss!
Emily Pierson and Miss Alyse Gregor v 2'
with the beginning of the month .u-
tor the winding up of the similar work
‘Iwhlch had been carried on throughout
5February in Bridgeport. Last week
' the New Haven Equal Franchise Long
as held an open meeting in which a
‘plea was put forward for helpers and
slot cooperation in the work of can
vassing. The opeakars at this meeting
were ‘Miss C. IRuutzJRces, of Green-
wich, and Miss «Emily Pierson.
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suffrage associations in New Hm en«~ glass doors in the (‘iiy Hall
there ale four of themnare uniting in
the carrying out of this campaign of
5 the voters. l
‘ The reports of the women who are
still at work cunvassmg in Bridgeport
are most cheerful reading for the sol"
fragists. Several of the women who'
are in charge of the wards assert that 1 ‘
they have not as yet received one do-
clded rebuff. lit one case a voter seem-g
ed much disinclined to be lulu i‘tfeucu
l
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and sent his wife in few the (:unmss '!
out, but when he discuv’Ieled that the) I
had not come to wheel. a #1911» in:
changed his tour and talked quite.
readily about votes for wunwu. The:
city leader of the sui‘lrngls'ts ill liridgtui
port, Mrs. Running. is proving a most;
efficient and inlunble worker unu'
there seems little doubt that a popular-l
vote on women suffrage in lllldgoport‘
would result in an overwhelming v,ic I
I levy for the women. ‘ i,
The working Women of Bridgeport...
stirred up by the Misses Elsie Ma) and I
Mntiile Caseyfare on the point or cr-. ..
ganizing a working women's suffrage‘
league. The object of the workers in
organizing independently of existing,
equal franchise leagues in to create,
greater interest and arouse more on- i
thusiasm among the self- support-lug.
women. ”Their, leaders feel that so‘
long as there are women with more on
ucatlon and more leisure .ln an organ
'lzation, the Workers will refuse to take
bers‘ they do not take the some inter-
est in the affoirs of the league that
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selves. This is already proving to be
{the case with the Suffrage League 01 .
Seiffiupportlng Women iii Hartford.
,to the suffrage question at washing-
ton Not a week passes without some
5 in the House on the proposed amend
United! states It. is also noticeable
that very few oven of the; men who
oppose the amendment some but open:
"The Democratic enchants loose their
nil-audrnaists. do.
Any regular reader of the (‘ongreo ‘
, * clonal Record must be impressed with ,
the importance that is being attached '
‘aly. in opposition. to :womun suurugo.‘
,u
for Women" thnp had been heard in
Congress in ten years previous to the ed a newltourlng car and it
opening of the first session of the Six- livered to him today.
ty-ihird Congress.
All the ken “plumbing inspector” from their a several days' visit with
they would do in a league run by' them- ,.
' speeches being made. in the senate or
. ,5 .. . ~ mm, to “,9 Unltndldtatas Constitution .
some Julio MANOR” woos? entranchlslnz all the warden of the"
" . fifiNW dolbodfllflltilh Bears the
PrdmolesDigesilcnflonfii'
. ; ncssaidllotizomnumha
; 0 tnudlctpltiuc mriiitml.
iion.SomSlomad1D
- Vihrmsxonvulsionsfeverish
Exact Copy of Wrapper. _
your Iltlll‘iL'LlLillllll” beyond your gates into your, 4
’ lily Strecls. 30111 City 1)arL.ymir (iiy Cemeteries, '
I wonion’ ~. l Iuhs of America against unsanitary and:
' it‘tluiiicr ’ttcd fonds.
' WOH.
in. New Kind of Public School
. T his is the first (ii a series of constructive articles
Delmar-Amateur Detective
5‘. ,T‘his lathe story. now being illustrated by motion
' inclines 111 mm: the United Steins and Canada.
I 55?,55...A Cut-Out to. the Children
‘ .H‘iflEacli month there l5 :1 cut— out play for tilt“. young- -
- itsel ,the unquestioned privilege to bc‘ culled “th
Macadam
[of
or NAuc'o'nc.
Apcrfecilicmedy form I
mesaIIILdSSOP Stalin ,
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license steam or
lib month» old
gs — (Isms .
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W‘GINVAIDH OOIHNV. “3' '0'"
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Dr. William J Tracey has p,
In is '. ll
six Hudson
John W. Cumow,
clerk.‘ or
Holyoke, Mass. . .
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The Crime of Silence ' ’
A few words, of frank, fearless an(1.\vholeseme
advice to parents on the method of handling the
delicate subject of sex instruction with their
childish
Clean-Up Day
Sprinn‘ imuse-clcuuitlcr is at hand Why nOt carry
your oil; nilc} 5, your city shops?
article tells how to do it and why.
This special
Burglars. 5’
What would )nu (lo it vou woke up at night and
found u hulglnt in )our mom?. What to do, and
how to picwnl hurn‘k ll‘S from entering your home 1
-. that is “but this article toils
The Fight for Clean Food
The stmy of the remarkable battle waged by the ‘5
”‘Iliis is :i ripping good s '4;
of a thoroughly oignuizcdinnd VIgOIOLI‘st fought
battle against tremendous (hideocoml the women
(lllr(lLIJ'.1)III3IIi schools tor the liest Iéttoi in rc~, 5
ply to this series we will pay $500. ill) in cash:
Read the story Sec the pictures
,i‘ilis month it is the old Lorymimy of 7
iasltlbn. authoriiyavhtvh isnnlways right. ” In thi
Norwalk Chronicler