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. WANTED.
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WANTED—v—MOTOR BOAT TO
hire for month from present date:
about 22 feet. Address Wheeler (lot-
tage; Iielle Island. 322lt
2FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Kliickerboc ker Icitther Novelty (‘0.
the Asche t‘actory Thionroc St a2lti
OLD NEW YORK CITY DIREC-
tories wanted. Any your from 1787
to 1813 inclusive, oxtept 1307 and
181]. From 1816 to 18"" cxcé‘pt Hill)
and 1822. Also 1x29 and 1855. Will
may from $3 to sit) ouch. according to
date. Look in your gsrrct, in old book-
cases, anions things removed from
some relatives olllzte, ctc. Perhaps
you will find n 00]“ or too. (italics
Martyn, ltilh lloor, Gelliulnitt "his...
50 .Un’ion' Square, N. Y. . - 11221't‘
WANTED »:g(‘l.ill1lT'l‘. PEA BODY S:
nian two boys in their shirt boxing
department. , an ‘.it
WANTED—«MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. ’l‘. I. Raymond.
(37 West. St. a211lt
~WANTED—‘GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Inquire Mrs. l“. I. Ilur-
noll, ti? South Main St. ui‘l :lt
WANTED~-~—A'l‘ Tlild BANNER
tlalrcry. an intelligent woman for twil-
t-rai work. hill at
‘r
WANTED-01.“ illilitz‘tld FEATHER
boils. Bostcash prices paid. Address
1‘. I". Dickinson, General Delivery,
Smith Norwaik. a1013t
P. H. CONNOLLEY WILL REBIGN
secaeranvsme‘
CPntest for President of State Feder
atlon of Labor
‘ Labor Commissioner Patrick H.
tCt‘lnnolley of Mnbury, as secretary of
the Connecticut Federation of Labor,
has issued the call fpr the annual con-
vention of that body at Derby on ‘Sepo
tdmber 11. Mr. Connoiley purposes
to resign as secretary. nor will he he
a candidate for reelection. lie has
also resigned as secretary of the Hat-
ters' Union oi Danbury, not being
able‘to attend to the duties of the un-
ion'nnd those of his public cities at the
same time.
(that-lee J. Donahue, it is reported.
will not be a candidate ior president.
of the Federation of Labor. Several
candidates are in the. fluid for the
cities. Two are oi‘Brhlgeport, bolus
Joseph MaoLevy and John J. O'Neill
Socialists are making an attempt to
not control of the federation. Mac.
Levy will have tho support oi the so
clailsts. O'Neill is understood to hold
view in violent opposition to social-
ism), and will combat its influence
pmhrthe organihations tit the work
ing people. in
' idooiaiism is growing In Bridgeport
and It I. in that. city that. the social-
ists ,wlil
oiorlllon oi O'NciII.. Themresldcnt oi
the federation gets $200 a year. Halt
Tardy has live labor organizations that
am ulliliated with the lists i’edellr
lion.
WW
n the m
'qitire ,
concentrate tovtleieat the”
RAILROAD IHIDQ‘ ON I'll“. .. »_
' on unwrap an Durvh omen ~ ‘2
yesterday. put the bridge out or
To LET .. i
To LET—«ROOMS FLATS H0118
es. shop. omoe, basement barn. w hat-
over you want; call on Raymond Erma.
South Norwalk 1 a22 in
TO LET-T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY.
furnished rooms. all improvements.
quire Frank \Vllcek. 37 h‘atrfleld Ave
walk. ’ a22 3t
To LET—FOUR LARGE ROOMS.I
stationary tubs and bath room. in-
quire Frank Clark, 87 Fairiield Avez.3
a2 t
, TO LET-~SIGVEN-ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements. Lincoln Ave; alsoi
live-room cottage on Ilates Court. and
one house Lawrence St Inquire Uni-
ted Grocery 00., and 8. Joselovsk.
‘ i w d.
TO LET ~-'l‘\\‘0 HOUSES WITH
all modern hnprowmcnts In first (lass
mndhlon, in. best residential poll 0!
ll“: rcntral Inquire. ‘32 Taylor Ave,
near West Si a:31 tit
TO LET—r-SICVMN ROOMS \\'l'l‘ll
imprm'emmns, from .. tptember lit. to
adults only. Inquire of S. (l. Stillman.
21 West Sl.. South Norwnlk. nZl Ill
TO’LEwa‘ROM SEPT. 1, FOUR
or live nice large rooms on second
flodrflo. 3!) Cedar St; rent Sit. in-
. Woman. 47 West Ave. South
Norwnlk. ail :lr
T0 LETv~»~I<‘OR $12 PER MONTH
six-room cottage. newly refinished; 4
acres ground; on trolley lino. Address
E. S. Austen, Darion. ni9 3t
TO LET—~llOIJSE, Six LARGE
rooms and bath. line attic, with all
modern improvements: good location.
one block from trolley. Inquire 84
Woodward Are. all) lit
TO LET-ONE APARTMENT OF 7
rooms. all modern improvements; one
apartment of rooms. Inquire oliice
R at G Corset Co. a)? 6i
TO LET~FIVE ROOMS. CONNEG
.ticut Ava: also six worm and large
garden. Apply to Mrs. Rosa Tarlov,
102 Taylor Ave, a6 ti
T0 LITA-HOUSE ELM GROVE
St, seven rooms. first class conditidn;
rant sill. Inquire John Ii. Knapp, 82
West St. nth
TO. LET—FIVE 30031.8. 56 BriilNG
St. Inquire Mrs. R. Tariov. Taylor
Ave. 11129 if
'ro LET~BRICK nousn or unav-
St. Apply to The Hatch it Bailey 00..
Water St, South Norwslkg f mitt ti
of two- family house. 6 rooms. and 8-
room flat; all improvements, ma eon-
ditlon one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. ' , s13 ti
BUSINESS N OTUIOES.
CHICKENG GAPONIZED, $1. A1107.
en; larger quantities at cheaper rates
Henry llenupain.~ 192 West “at.“ '1 Tele-
phone- , t, . 814 Zip
'PicTU‘RF. FRAMEO‘M'ADE TO Oil-t
der. Largevsrlety oi mouldings. Prim
At the old established irsxne shop,_t7ll
Washington 8L, upstairs.
NABH'B MObERN GOODYEAiit
boot and shoe repair shop. All mu
custom made work. um and co
unlit. 32‘ .3 1t
FOR SALE-M‘ANOES. JDEAL
canoeing weather now. (let an Old
‘TOWil canoe. Prompt dellvory. (iota-
log on request. W. H. Ferris. agent. ti
Elm Grove St. a21 3t
FOR SALEwilElmOOM SUITE.
ti ‘
Wéomce chair. typewriter. bicycle and
ti tor Roton Point trolley. fraternity pin.
on rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union '
'ro LET—HAMILTON Ayn. HALF V
as reasonable. Mat board, glass. etc. ,
stilt .
t. Court August 14, A 1)..
FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE——{iASOLINE LAUNCH.
20 feet long. 4 h. p. Barker’motor;
made to order. copper riveted, In first
class condition. No reasonable offer
refused. inquire tel. 394d. a22 3t
FOR 8ALE~VVORK HORSE, 1200
lbs; sound, good wind safe and fear-
iless; a good driver. Apply to Mitch-
oil's furniture store. Wall 8L. Nor-
othcr articles. inquire 2 Quintard
Ave. South Norwaiit. ' r ail 3t
FOR SALE—rCHEAl’, A PIANO:
reliable make and in good condition. .
Pam moving away. Address (‘. .. carol
Sanitarium 3t;
FOR SALE~A FIRST CLASS ran ‘
ity row and call lhrec weeks old. ln-i
quire 67 Osborn Av..c East Norwnlk.t
ltit
FOR SALE A NEW SN EN ROOM
house with 1 1—23 acres high Iund. good
well, near Row Minn depot. Price.
$2500 on wry easy terms. J. ii. Ober
lander, Batten. “' -"
a.
. ..._ 4.1.... m.
LOST
L08T-A CROSS AND CHAIN.
Sunday morning, probably between
Washington and Spring 8th., South
Norwalk. Reward ior its return to
this oflice. ' s22‘1t
LOSTmA CHlLD’S TAN COAT Bit}
twoen IontI Nursery, New Canaan,
and Norwolk. Finder will please not-
ify W. 0. Taylor, 39 Meadow St. (till it
' LOBT~ON 6:18 TRAIN... STAM-
iord to South Norwnlk. Saturday eve-
alas or near Glover's shoe store, tel
dollar bill (Stamford llank hotel. ile-
ward. Mrs. C. B. Rowland, Westport
Ave. Norwalk. :2! it
tour nm‘wmnx noun-nun
3t'uoht Club and llelle island station
Letter A set in diamonds; inscription
on book, "Daphne lntbrle." Reward
for return to " lrossways." Tokeneke
Park. Howsyton. a218t
” full llllltiii ”
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of NorWalk. 1st,] Probate
Court August21.A. 1).
Estate of Outhnrlne kingsey, late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased
. The Court of Probate ior the district.
or Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors oi said estate to exhibit
their claims. for settlement: Those
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time,
out be dobarred a recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are re»
quested to make immediate payment to
GEORGE W. KINSEY Y,
L‘IL’LIAN KINSIQY ’
s22 as all ‘ Executors.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District at Nuiwaik,
in” Probate
mutate. at John: Grant. into or Nora
wits, in said district aerating" l)!
e a
be com oi Probetddio
t of Norwalk, bath in cl. amt a~
0W Iii: mum.
”1.00mi
tit ed _
titliifpl thpl it of ill
for settlement.
slits lo the speakers oi
._ the summations tor the next ,two‘
‘ on are considerably brim .,
hers ~
ran at bathto to ex-
him was beaten to present tit lri
country.
of brew.
Up to the present it has always been drawn from the wood.
Now, for the first time since its introduction, (over 50 years ago)
OR over half a century Peterboelger First Prize Beer has
been recdgnizod as the fitted beer brewed ill this or any other
It has achieved its well deserved popularity and
enormous sale through sheer merit, quality, purity and perfection
it is also sold in Bottles.
EXPEGT ADJOURNMENT
UP THE [EBIGLITIIBE
till NEXT FRIDAY
HARTFORD. (30:111.. Aug.
22 .——-.\d
§jourmnont ol‘ the till] general assent l
alootlbit session is to come tittxi it‘rlda). or! wood. the aviator, today planned to
August. at. This was the expert opin-l
ion in legislative circles today. The
slight uncertainty regarding the date
was laid to the house which had re-
peatedly upset prediction by its up-
-puent Indliie'renoe to hard ivork. The.
senate has adopted a resolution call.
ing for adjournment August 25 but
the house has twice tabled the same-
measure
The prediction that the legislature
would extend its session to mid- Set»
tomber and even later is not generally
held here. Mot oi the legislators are
heartily slcit oi the delay in adjourn-
ment and u soon as they can iorce
action on the big matters pending. the
closing-ceremonies will be orthred.
Other stuns oi the end are the op-
pointmont of'I committee to premt
the two'
houses and talk at a state tax to meet
years.
Conference committees are out on
direct primaries, the death damages
bill and the workmen: compensation
not. , Action is expected to iollow
closely the bending oi the coniereuce
reports.
tones to the state have generally re-
sulted in lengthy debates In the house
and oi these measures there still re-
main a lew' on the calendar. - Also,
meat and a state tax. both these sub-
iectn are scheduled smooths up this
week and .the possibilities oi dis-
agreeing notion bstmn'tho trio hour
The Thursday .se‘ssiod will be out.
bromine brldtteorer- the Composite
monies.
notably would be sblo to ediourn {Nib
day.“ said Governoréiflidwid rm»
Matters oi much less impor- ‘
there is the question oi'rospportlonv ‘ ‘
shm‘by thexopeainx‘oittheNew Say-j
out most.» allow a special trainiui
or legislators to take part iii the core ":
“I had hoped that the general "L
E IR DOELGER
FIRST PRIZE
BOTTLED
EXMSSLY FOR THE EHOME
is bottled in the cleanest and most sanitary bottling plant in the,
world, with all of its native purity, its delicate mild flavor and
its health- giving, nerve-restoring properties retained. A
From tho first stage of production to the last, the use of the .. ‘
very latest Sterilizlng and Pasteurizing mechanical devices,
makes this the
EXPECTB TO MAKE ALBANY TO~
DAY
Aviator Atwood on the Ninth Day of
His Flight to New York. '
SYRM i'e‘lE. N Y“ Aug. 23. On the
ninth day of his aeroplane ilitlhl from
St Louis to New York, Harry N. At
lly along the 153 mile stretch from
.llelle isle. lire miles west oi here. to
'.Albuny.
Whether he would be able
to make Albany by night, Atwood was
uncertain. but that city would be his
proposed destination for the day. He
expected to fly over Syracuse, titles.
Amsterdam. Schenectady and the in-
termediate towns, ioilowing‘dlrectly
orer the New York Central railroad
tracks. He would be compelled to
mskevono stop ior gasoline. but he
would do so at some unscheduled
pelt. and wherever his gasoline hep-
ter 100 miles oi sailing.
At Belle Island. where last night he
was iorced to loud because of dsrks
hose. sitar losing his way whiieliyins
,betwoen Lyons, N. Y.. and Auburn”
the uvintormu out early. putting hill.
,4.—
..e.m...ewu~ .mm low-m . defines .
",—1‘>—~\/ \,,/‘;fi‘<\ f‘fifih
'Morlsco"Di
in em
-l ' and unquestionably the very beS'i
beer for the family table.
A. F. BECKMANN & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
SOUTH NORWAL‘K. CONN.
PETER DOELGER
FIRST PRIZE BREWERY
We; Dept. 407-438 East 55th St, New York City
Telephone. 2170 Plus
in the ocean after passing oven: New
ironed to give out, which would be ei~‘
souTlOocmk
filflllfl‘t cl
g.
purest, cleanest
,to
biplane In readiness. lie found a
strong wind blowing. which would do
lay a start for save”! hours. His
i‘mlle today is Syracuse, live miles,
llicn o8 allies. and Albany and 153
miles.
if he reaches Albany tonight Atwood
will have flown 1.128 miles from St.
Louis. Besides breaking all cross-
conntry 'illghta in America. this will
be a nest-approach to the world‘s re-
rope. Atwood will hare surpassed
on world's record when he tiles along
the Hudson river over Rhinecllii, when
he will have 1,177 miles to his credit.
At Albany Atwood will provide his
biplane with pontbons for use in one
he has to land in the Hudson river or
York.
The exact time at the sviutor's su-
pearance over New York city will de-
pend upon hle progress today. From
Albany he believes he will make the
142 miles down the Hudson in one day
with one Intermediate loop. fie hopes
to sell over New York In mid~siter-
noon. so that .he may be plainly visie
hie.
‘ll
nu: VAtUAsLE Coupon
‘2 tathis sdvertlscmeni con be exchanged ion “HAMIL- t
TON" Coupon "5" and added to those obtained ,
with hundreds of products such «the following , '
32"“ Soups. Cleanser and Port-
‘ , insulin Hills Flour and "Wheat-
no:
ers
' o
' , lbs-on WM:
.th.. a...
It ITO!”
owls. ." Wt
id's...“
1859-7319111
. am.
An I nvitation.
N a! one single part of
our Brewery or Maids...”
Bolllmrr Plant to sheet! a!
Qt; public.
invihri to route and
wait}: this mansions
muchimry m oprraiion
—-it is an inspiratimt as
we” as a revolution of
the" nomh'rfirl inventor:
. pan-em of man.
HARRiMAN8 ROAD DROPPlNG MEN
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.——Il. is ,
announced at the oillces of the gout!»
ern I‘acllic Company here today, that .
6,000 men will be dropped from “3‘
payrolls of Harriman railroads before
the end oi September.
will be dropped this week. . y.
The order to reduce iorcas was m ‘
sued from the oliices of Julius Knitt-
cord of 1.164 miles, now held in Eu- 'zjig‘gzndzfifi oi maintenance and
The employee will taken on again in
October, in the order 0! their senior-
ity Ii conditions warrant.
WANTS HIS SHARE OF 0800. ,
MERIDEN, August 22.—-Lorenso Cl-
ani, oi this city. has asked the polls.
to old him In recovering his shun d
8500 which he says disappeared about
the same time as did his wife. Recently
a man. a. friend of the Giants. was II.
lured. and the Clsnis took him in spa
nursed him back to health. according
to Giant's story. When the man bell
recovered. he left the home and tho
wits and money disappeared at tho
ssme one.
w edvertislna
All are
Two thousm‘ ‘
Harriman system
—.
Don't’let you
stocks grow old:
~Keep up a 1‘
steady. forceful
The Sentinel
Norwalk Chronicler