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WANTED.
, FOR SALE.
TO LET
WANTED-FIRST~CLASS COOK. FOR QUICK BALE—:67 “’HXTE 1'0 LETmF‘lVE ROOMS CONNEC- m" um” basis
with good references, at once. A1» Leghorna. 75c each; I9 Rhoda Islands. ticut Ave inquire hire. a Tgrlov ”3 '
ply mornings or after 6 p. m.. Dr 85c each Long Shore Farm. Sauga- Tsylor Ave laid if Th0 Lonsdale and 3"”an Cotton
Wudsworth‘s Sanitarium. a113t Mills of the Mondale Company. (20!!.
wnurs9~nnninann omnwrm ' “W To LET~il~iIOOM HOUSE. NEW— trolled by the Goddard amnion cl ..
iclereuces for general housework. ' lzuérswflll gifkeprtlggtiv‘ytxgol; Providence. R. 1.. have also resumed
Mrs. W. H Smith,1 12 France 'St.. N3» BUSINESS NOTICES. small family. Also 5mm.“ hauls. Mes work. There are 2.300 persons in the
wan“ 8‘ ‘t . SPECIAL-«BUILD ‘YOUR‘ “m“ dow St. inquire E MTolies. sli lit twu mills at housdalp and live hundred
dry goods store.
WANTED-18 shame/luv l
& Sou.
Apply A. llickertnan
N A
59 3t
dry goods store. Apply A. lllckerman
d. Sou. sililt tlonai. any classification: addressing. ‘ , ‘ , .
W mailing. Low rates. Expert work. i 7‘0 :57“??le inmate ““9 pertinent at “lgahlngiiin.
‘WANTED ‘‘‘‘‘ nor on vouxo MAN F.. care Sentinel oiiice. ma lath MWHM W" 6 l0 “1- 0 no mm We... mum,“ cu...
WANTEDwA YOUNG MAN
INA
tuck, Conn Phone 138. Westport.
near through Judlotous advertising.
Strong circular letters and attractive
mailing cards can do more than a
dozen salesmen in winning trade. Let-
ter and booklet composition. multi-
graphing. mailing lists, local or on.
T0 LITHSECOND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms. all improvements; also first
floor. (our rooms; adults only. 13 Bay-
view Ave. ID at
persons engaged in the New England
Textile industry resumed work today. .
aiter various periods or idleness due
to a pronounceed policy at curtail-
meht.
tile operatives in the New England
States have been called to their ina-
chines.
in this district has improved, the out-
look is not as bright as manufacturers
hoped for early in the summer. and.
curtailment oi the output will con-
tinue tor a time at a number or cotton
and Woolen centers.
cluded the following:
Ancona and eight other cotton plants
in Fall lilvor. employing about 8.000
operatives:
Cotton Mills of iliddeford. Maine, 4.-
500 hands;
York Corporation of pace. Maine. 2.-
000; Fisher Cotton Mills. Fiaherviiie.
Mass., 700; Dwight Cotton Mills. Chi.
copee. 2.000.: Coventry Company's Cot-
ton Miiis, Anthony, ii. I.. 800: Hamil-
ton Print Cloth Mills. Amesbury. 900;
' Saco and Police Cotton
Works, Saco.
Knitting Mills. Needhatn. 400 (Plant
on short time since July 5).
Shetucket Falls and Wsuregaa Cot-
ton Miils in Eastern (lotineoticut, eni-
lng in how England
BOSTON, fiept.,11.—~Nearly 35.000
Within eight days 85.000 tex-
Aithough the mill situation
Mills which resumed work today In-
lnmrel Lake,
Peppareli and Laconla
the cotton mills oi the
Machine
Maine. 1,000; Carter
The Voluntown. Ashiand. Greenville.
playing an agregate oi 3.000 operatives
and which have been running on a
short time schedule for weeks, went
at Ashton. a. I.
Several oi the American Woolen
Company's mills and independent
woolen mills at iioiyoke and Manson.
Maflfi.. have received aggregating 285.
000 yards oi cloth from the War De-
duplicate in the shops?
with Mahdi oi productsII such as the following
d 's . .
“run-M :mMaIInm a a ”:55!“ ghoiluy‘r’y‘gm ”mam Dm'm 9". "
our ' s - a (e s o
. .. O'Donoh e's once». and tr...
'uorlsoe" disavow "Flash" tinnitus
month’s Ginger ‘8 nley's on a unclean”:
' okerbociter Biscuit Cc. (inch on Mar" ut
“Flair Rumsa'
‘1’“ Moth hilziakss
uIaI'I .
anus- and
gfiniahlne
"Hamlin
i dress given below
latest
Powder Budgiey” s Rubber lies
ads" also given by Thousands of INDI-
, PINDINT clean arenas
This VALUABLE COUPON from
The South Norwalk Sentinel
is good for a HAMILTON coupon ""5
The Hamilton Corporation. aces w. ”(I 81.. New York City
Present this Coupon at the Ad-
13 North Main Street
“inset i" Perfumes :nd hToilet Re-
IWriisof ior illustrated Catalog of
Beautii ui Premiums & Voucher
uranium
m. "M.
FOR THE BRIDE
. it's girl friend is to us married and '
you know that she will receive quan
title's oi silver and cut glass, why not
give her some handsome and dainty
piece of underwear that she cannot
3.. w .........
A petilcoat, for instance. made oi.
tine cambric and net. with lace and
ribbon trimming. makes a particularly
bands. sailor collars and coils
MODEO IN BRIEF.
Finances. folds
Plain colors in self-material“
gmany kill}! a: ‘ :
trimming now hope? on the erstwhile llyTlll‘e mar assembly fills Ye” Ml
severely plain skirts, , . I8 Dr
‘11-. yea
rather freely used in combination, as an way “50 in any public street D1300
front and back panels, wide knee 01' r080“. tobacco in any tom Whate
aoever shall be fined not more an
A notable feature in bat trimming 87 for each oflenae. Any person Idl-
now is that we no longer see the rib- ins to any 'inlnor under I6 years Of
the ideal home. including heat and-
to again in oiilce. Address in own , . .
hundu‘rlling. Opportunity. cure Sen» NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR Janitor ””100 8°” J 3' hymn & tailment La“ walk ”"3”“ pm“
lined.” all :lt boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds (Q * ‘3 3‘ oi printcloih Wore kept out of the!
11...;
BOARDEfis —~ ONE OR TWO
lame pleasant. rooms. suitable for man
custom made work. Fit and comfort
28 West Washington St.
markht. Thigia lilOlIi over hall at
.. re gernmusr in-oéu on sal- . m normal “doth! ii x33”; ’9'. u...
i‘ .
“a “we" on rooms. l movements. in. Also
...... ., ... ~. m...» we...»w..w....w...__.......
acceptable gilt.
Make the ionndatlon oi enmhrlc cut
over a seven sored Milton fitting the
ships closely and closing with a habit
bacit The length should be three
working around toward‘the ‘iront.
hon bows or flowers placed at the use tobacco in any form shall 5...?
back. All trimming are graduaIiy. linedgnfi for the first. offense andfi‘d- l
i
For cool days at the shore stun Ins fen“.
willie screw and camei' a hair suits are
and wife or two gentlemen. A
pleas—
located Address Business.
olilru.
Sentinel
all {it
WANTED-GOOD STE ADY
MAN
,aud muslin underwear departments
,Ell
near High St and
s
WANTED-«EXPERIENCED SALES
women for suits, mlliinery. n
Apply C. J Mints & (‘0.
:imwood Ave. (or
gentleman; in business in South Nor
walk. Address P i). Q.. Sentinel.
38 3t
otions
s8 tit
WANTED—J‘OR SMALL FAMILY
int lobe house or tint in South Nori
PIANO. ORGAN. HARMONY. PF-
piis received from Tuesday, ch. Alex.
8, Gibson. Organist and iilmgtorylfirot
PIANO iNBTRUCTION —-— THOR-
ougbness and individual requirements
receive special attention. Prater to
instruct pupils at their home. Miss
Lelia A Gregory. Norwalk, Conn. it
F. 1142
si lm
TO LET.
TO 1.8T HOUSE. L‘A‘VB
two ronuecti g furnished rooms for
papered throughout.
invited \\ edneqdny 'i‘rom ii to if; #0::“llgfiflgxmi‘mm (locupancy “WI i
) \l) r Sallil'dfllii from 3 l0 4. Studio 0 I , some tlIma
(IImQNIIIEDfiof Igwlfimufi- be £333? France St. Nonvalk. “'1 tit inquire John \l. Duke. 9 Elizabeth
TO LETMFHUM SEPT. ill. SEVEN
rooms. with improvements. 1 Franklin
condition, In best residential part of
city; central. inquire 22 Taylor Ave.
near West at. all 8t
To LIT~BRICK HOUSE OF ELEV.
en rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch it. Bailey (30..
Water St. South Norwalk. mill ti
TO LETe—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
we! two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6—
reout list; all improvements; good eon-
C!“ i
«at home, electric lights. but water PROFESSIONAL "8}“ “WWWWIW "NM” 3“ ”I“ The mauuiacturera there continue.
lieatI. (‘t('.: IslIx uIiinutcs from ruIilroad CL RENCE B NOWLAN \llll l\ AW- “ M to xtnern their operations by the a
stat on on Jun nose cent tr. " rule A . . ' i .' ‘
reasonable? Mrs. H. A.((,‘ruw.e 30 int and teachers. resumes leaching. TO LET” HALF OF ”01 ill almounls M cotton that we" have on a ruffle 0' “9‘ “30d WM! “W3
Chestnut 8., 8y 3t mum.” 3...... u A!K.Ig...,1menm“ house all Improvements, central; Iinolhnud and it is exmtted that short;
time schedules will be In evidence for 30.! trimmed with lace insertion and over ”W ”m and their vogue for aut-
.edged with good. strong lace, and put “mu is undisputed Tm N3 shamb'
Si. all (it; Members 0' “‘9 N‘N‘Wlfll A“Ocm'ltheso on the inundation onedhme thea I1). ttimply trimmed with g bow of
' .tion of Hosiery and l uderwear Mann. other. joining the top one with a two
lecturers. .uhioh enthraces a large pro
portion oi the rottmexuie industries
. ~ ‘8t.. near We t St. in sire of S. G
to work on beer wagon. Minions .l. l<‘.. gmashkoyxr‘mmhur‘c(21133323.; 38,1"; Sillinian. 24 Wgeai 8L. Sguih Norwalk (if I’hlladeiphiaand the South. and air
care Sentinel, 88 3i arrangedio order. ”rumors“... . 38 iii so some of the New York and New
, . 4 59 3. To Lar---»'rwo HOUSES wmt
WANTED «FiliiMSlllull ROOMS. all modern improvements. in first class.
ter part oi August and thus far in
September there has been some it».
pron-meat. although business in gen?
eral is still much depressed. l
England mills. report that in the let i
l
FisH AND GAME. ASSOCIATION IN
ANNUAL “SCION
HARTFORD. Sept. ii. - The Connect
iout Fish and Game Protective sssorls-i
lion held its annual meeting at the H
mu ,fo me and winter months. an St: alto five ‘rooiat' but" Im ove- dition: one block irom railroad station
dress. with description. terms. (,th menu. Mm St. East Norwaik. ln- Joseph R. Taylor. . old if tellieuhleinlasl week and elected the
R. ‘Bentlnel oihce. stint quire R. Joselovsky. all ti following oihcers for the annulus year.
. , ‘ . . ‘ 2—— . I “""' Presidettte‘A. :8.- Ilapaiey oi Pomiret'
WANTEDvoPF'RAI‘ORSON POW ‘ro LETwHOUSES’ iN nowav user vsaa'a TAG ON aurouo. can...
illllwml‘ihm: glIlIerBlflle Rubber 9%. ton; rent from iii) to $30 a month. in BILE.
as: as on tr." t 3, _ , » _ 1
i"- gillfifdf H Smith ROW)!“ “stall? oii‘alrtield Senator George P Malena
WANTED—OLD GEEBE FEATHER
beds. iieat cash prices paid. Address
TO LETm-A FURNISHED ROOM
Frank Moehaly at Stamford is Arrest-
ed by Motorcycle Diligsr Gorgas
oi Slmabury. Robbins Stoeckel oi Nor-
toik. J. iii. itsdfleid of Essex. Gears.
gbdfi‘fi 33$:er General 993‘;ng with private iamily. on easy terms; Oar Kept aIa Bursty. M..(iunn 0! Milford. Senator F. B.
' ' A 3333;: 103333: bnghaflzctmdhsm nainonron'r, as... ti.~'rhe oasis Brandeges oi New London. It. Elliott
w v I . '
LOST ”mm Mam“ Box “9' South‘ Nor- eye at Motorcycle (linear Germ saw hietcaif oi Rockviils. hr. '1‘. M. Mun
Walk. at iii an Imomflllo mill!!! by him resist-v ray of .Pomiret Center.
LOST-«BUNCH OF‘ KEYS.
arti for return to D. '1‘. Murphy. 2‘82
RE-
n.
TO LITwDESIRAIlLE ROOM FOR
day sitemoon on Fair-held avenue that
had on a last year's tag. Here was a
Secretary and Treasures-M. P. Car-
ter. of New Britain.
East Ave 1.)...“ Norw.nik m {It “'9; also PM!“ 1‘00"“ all couvenienc violation of the automobile law. The The questions at the protection of
g mmw. W dézq‘lrrglfgmamglf"almil'lvlmi car was "timed 9M “'0 man arrested. native some and the prevention of
L0 7“" N AND "WE 8t. , .9 3t He gave his name as Frank‘ “IMecs- the pollutipnoi various streams in
hound dog, escaped from depot.
Wtii‘ll tor return to Adams Express 0%.,
, all .t
32 Washington St.
Re-
FATAL TIETH EXTRACTION.
nished. inquire Ii‘The Beauty ShopJ‘
To LIT—NEW HOUSE. NINE
'rooml. near trolley: all improvements.
gas. electricity: furnished or untur-
ly. at Stamford. Superintendent llira
mingham allowed the man and his
wife to go back to Stamford in a'troi-
lay car, but kept the automobile as
the states were discussed at the mesh
tag. The association intends pnttiat
an active representative in the ilsld
to lntereli all~npmcniativa sports-
s'D 3t ninety for his appearance in court this man in the state in the matter of the
r W - . - _ . morning. conservation oi-‘gamennd to set their
Hmtoro Woman om While one.»- angmgg”‘gfi;§ hofiynmgmvgg . W views on tamed-r as the best means
. TROLLIY TIMI CHANGER for furthering the objects of these-
influence of Chloreiorm.
HARTFORD, Sept. 11 .uvMIrs.
lslde iiourgoes. oi Hancock sti‘ee
yesterday from chloroform poisoning
administered as an unacathetld
Ado
t. died
widie
Icllce. one minute from West Ave
trolley, iurni lied or unfurnished heat
and hotw Isuppiled Irritating gtlI'l
West Me
pro: autumn noon/ts. ALL 1M
Movements: six-room cottage and live
Superintendent Charles A. Copley.
o; the Connecticut Company. stated
“this morning that the twelve minute
schedule on the Winalpauk line will
discontinued beginning tomorrow.
soniation. it is intsadodIaisoto pro-
cure the athletics oi the tech pro
toetive association ‘nnd gun clubs in
tbe’matter.
WM
AUTO RADIO WITHOUT LIGHT.
her teeth were «being extracted. A room cottage. Disesa Court. Norwaik. r the scoomodation oi the Winni-
physician Was in attendpnce upon also are rooms, ritual: hit at. Misfit“? am That is the way an automo
whom no blame is attached.
at years old and leaves her hit
one son and four daughters.
RlJl'I' KW‘i‘ OPP.
Steel knives that” are not in general
use may be keotjft'om rimiuglii‘tney
are dipped in a sirens nutrition or soda
sodsi‘..‘
(one part water tilt four per
She was
ahead.
Norwaik. Inquire J.
at. Martinis. or Odditsifofit
W
the aeveneysshn
natty, .died as
autumn s Willi on s t w days
dissed in a game
Mont with Well-
- ginning at 11:36 a. an. iron the South
- the cars will keep the twonty~four
”wild the dilution .
iguit and upper Main street residents.
t e trolley company has run cats he-
Norwaik depot continuing until still
from the some point on a Waive
minute schedule ali‘ summer. New
minute time. although the short line
will keep the twelve minute timaI on
West avenue.
i'rhe scrotal winter schedule will. I
probably so into client on Scotsmhfor 'I
bile. identity unknowa, went through
Wail street. awn, last night about.
9: iii) olciocit. heroes-ll Bryan .H. Silk
who was on duty at the time nailed
crashed. rather than “sickened. their
speed and were soon but at sight. If
noon wear is of taffeta, ioulard or eat-
,in in dark navy blue
"has visited run at the lowor edse
Instant leather shoes.
Vice‘Presidentsr—Theodone Sturgial Th9" 1' ‘ MM“ P"’°"°‘¢° I"
to the soloists to hell. but they lie
inches from the Monger: exactly to
the ankles.
Finish the cambric
Make three wide épdnlsh ruiiies oi
inch band of lace heading. and insert
a piers of soil ribbon through this,
ending with a bow at the left side—
New York Press
rasutou'srrs. .
Still the favorite costume for aiter‘
White voile and marqulsette are
made into very pretty little waists
with colored behd ornamentations.
Little coats or Jackets of changeable
toilets are worn with voile or mull
cits. They show the high line and
Rosettes oi ribbon of the same color
as the gown are being worn on black
evening gowns of gray. the shades be
in}. ct course those that are at their
host under ai‘tliicisi light
Double rovers are promised consid-
Ierobie popularity. and Imosutimo re-
vermcontiaue very large and long-—
Wsahlnstoa Harald.
sun--
JI‘I‘ la CHIIAPIII.
Whitby, on the North sss coast. has
been the home of the Jet industry oi
England Jot is atlli mined there and
made up into ornaments for personal
wear. but only to “indict! extent. Isis
the abalone chronicle. titty years use
it was a dourlshhig industry. giving di-
rsot‘smpoyment .to. 1.600 people .in
Whitby: new not more than so are an-
msd in its production. The price oi
rough lot has (alien in that time from
"99 a pound.
i
GLOVE PORMO.
Wooden terms, with movable nul
“a. made quits on the principle or
the donors for children's seeks
shirts. maths matter at cleanintt
gloves‘iaiinpis. says an enchants. Tbs
glove is slipped on the ions and than
the soiled spots are the more easily
detected and i'btiiediod MW rial»
lanthssioresarelsitonlhoinmsto
Ma L , .
15 cents an ounce to from ill cents to
m .
trimmed with many rose and arrow-
l heads oi colored silk Blue. greed isn
“Windmill“ Will! and blacks are featured: says the Che
l (.th Journal.
1
black velvet or toilets rithiIIln. ‘
White ielt hats havo come flying
FASHION airs. ‘
Lace bags over colored silk linings
aremrrled with evening gowns.
slilor milars oi satin or silk are
new veiled with black or white chit- right to reject any and all bids Plans.
fon.
Nothing season to diminish the popu
iarity oi-the coliarless bodice or gown.
Sweet peas in their delicate pink.
blue. lavender and pink shades. are‘
ideal tor the afternoon hats.
Colored linings are again to be used
for suits; sleeves Will be ions and will
closely follow the contour of the arm
Foulsrda are combined with plain,
stilts ver tensiveiy Rarely do we
see a silk s of entirely one kind~o
material.
Nair ishots are lace trimmed andI
‘are worn with linen suits or separate
blouses The oneedled eiiect is evi-.
dent. a wde trill being attached to a
oentrsl trill of iace.-—Pltishurs Gssette
Times.
IKIRT LINOTHB
The eiior't oi dmsmaksrs now is to
have dresses as practical as possible.
The constantly recurring rumor that”
long skirts are to take the place oi the
more comfortable short ones tor the!
street is soon silenced by the appear»
once at many new models for street
gowns all with skirts to clear the
ground. For the house the long pkirt
is always the smartdst. A short skirt
for the street and a long skirt [or the
house is a good rule to follow. Two
inches from the door is the correct
short skirt lengthy—Herons Bust.
WT! or IUT'I‘ONS.
The latest importation oi gowns
Iii’cw that buttons will be used duiteas
proiuseiy this tall as “before. cars on
eitehshss. Very attentive is the at»
statement or use itinerant kinds or
buttons on the same tsiiohmdw-an
extension at the Mica last sprint oi?
having the checked or mixed black ,
and white tweed! trimmed with but?" .
, tool's covered with black as well as ‘
* . tho-6 covered with blue. _.
the we
‘ era hi t e City of South Norwalk. isla-
1i] 1"0
from Taylor avenue to Summit street.
Don'tlet you _ I _ M
stocks grew old.
-+Keep up a
steady. forceful
advertising
. campaign in
g The sentinel
‘ and make
up-to-daie sales
ANTloCIGARE'I'TE LAW
’ntfcigwgte law passed
slon that any ..erson under 1‘
oi age who shall smoke or in
$25 to '3100 for 6thh- “bequest dd
r a r a
i) l‘ui v .
Advertise in The ISIentinel
5
Sealed proposals will be received
Water Commission-
'clock noon. Sept 16 1911.10! 9;;
the construction and completion of
wooden steps on Golden Hill street. _
The Commissioners reserve the .
details and specifications may be soon :4
at the Water (mice. , :
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
s8 3t ._
NOTICE . 1;
. To Contractors
Sealed reposalq' will be received
at the p cent the Water Commis-
sinners oi the City at South Norwalk.
until 12 o'clock noon. Sept. 23,191].
for trenching, back-diling. pipe-lay!“
furnishing load. hemp-packing ul‘gwfl- ‘0?
lug all the work connected wi
tension oi water pipes in South street,
City of South Nor-walk.
The Commissioners reserve tic
right to Meet any and all bids. 3 _ '
Plans and specifications mama ,.
seen and all information obtains. at
this Since on and alter Monday. M "
18, 1 11‘ '
WATER COMMISSIONM
HM
The Jewel Heat I
Controller
Automatically opens and clouds? ,
your furnace or boiler dampsa
as often as the temper are
your house raises or errors
from the standard yen set.
'I’HI ‘l’IMI LQLC$K ’ATTAOi-‘F
provides tor a change to
' warmer temperature in the .
morning. without torcing saute: ,
body to get. up “to open tits . .
dampers.” ; ,
not us demonstrate all the Id» ,
Ioi this woudarihi Ids-t
Norwalk Chronicler