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WANT-ED.
FOR - SALE.
TO. LET
WANTED-A PLACE AS HOIIS :-
Izneper in a small family or nursing.
by n middle-aged woman. Address
Mrs. M. Sherman, Box 55. Saugatuck,
t‘nun. 512 it
WANTEDwA GIRL TO WORK I.\‘
store. Direct Importing Co. 102 Wash-
ington St. audit
WANTED~()I’iCR.ATOllS 0N POW-
er machines. Interstate Rubber 00.,
8:: \‘3 \l’nshington St. South Norwuiit.
312 6t
WANTEvauliOY FOR FACTORY
worlt. interstate Rubber (30.. 83-85
\Vnsllluglon St, South Norwallt. s12 2t
WANTED—TWENTYJNVE (‘IIICK'
t-ns. one year old. mid shunt fll‘l‘y
spring chickens, nd‘ Leghorns. Price
must be reasonable. Address Chick-
ens, euro Sentinel. all lit
WANTED-A GIRI. WITH GOOI)
references to assist in cure of children
and make herself generally useful.
Mrs. 1*]. W. 'i‘olles, Eltu Crest. a]: lit
WANTED-POSITION AS ENGIN-
ocr or assistant; .best of reference.
W. I... Sentinel oiiice. st! lit
WANTED~»(lIllI.S 'ro Slew or:
buttons. Intel'stnte Rubber (‘o.. till-Sf:
Washington St. South Noru'nik.
hi? fit
WANTED—«FIRSTAIIASS COOK.
with good toferenccs. at. once. Ap-
ply mornings or alter ti p. ht. Dr.
Wadsworih'a Sanitarium. all 3t
WANTED-“RELIABLE GIRL \VITII
references for general housework.
hit-d. W. H. Smith. 12 France SL, Nor-
nnllt. all :it
WANTED~A sumamnv m A
dry'gooda store.‘ Apply A. llicltermnn
& Son. ail tit
WANTED A YOUNG MAN IN A
dry goods store. Apply A. Dickermun
& Son. pilzlt
WANTEDw-inOY OR YOUNG MAN
to assist In office.
handwriting. Opportunity. euro Seu-
iltiel. 89 3t
WANTEDu—tll’idltA'l‘OItS ON POW-
er machines. interstate ituhbor (30..
till Washington St. ‘ so tit
WANTID~OLD Gilliam FEATHER
beds. Boat cash prices paid. Address
(3. li‘. Dickinson. General Delivery.
South Norwalk. 310ml
Address in own
FOR SA LE~-GOOD COW.
Norwalk. 912 It
FOR 8ALE7TWO-SEATED 3 LIP-3
bolstered carriage. J. W. Spillane. it'll
Leonard 8L. Norwalit.
FOR 8ALE~~IN EAST NORWAI.K.!
twofomlly house, price 81750: 8800
may remain on mortgage. Addrcsst
llox m. Norwailt P. O.
FOR SALE-WILL SACRIFICE 6-
picii; has reception hull and bath;
nonr center of Norwulh. trolley anti3
for gas. Shop for 82800.
Pollard. sole. ngo‘nta.
JONIS I. VALENTINE, AUCTION-
cars. will soil nt3|llilluc auction. Bat.-
urduy. Sept. 16. lilii. at 2 o'clock p.
in.. per order Ilonialnin Mniloszl. own-
er. the three-story stone building. into
stores and four apartments. “1"“.
Main St. foot of Richmond Hill. If
stormy. next Inir tiny. all! at
FOR QUICK SALE-«ll? WHITE
liegllorns. 730 each: Ill Iihode Iuluntls.
Silo ouch. Long Shore Farm. Sangu-
tncll, Conn. Phone. 138. \l'estport; f
32.9%
m‘fizworsssronu.
CLARENCE B. NOWLAN. VIOLIN-
ist and teachers, resumes touching,
movements.
MR3 ITO LET—rnnmannn
Sherry. NO- 110 Taylor Ave.. 80““1 with board. ill private family; all im-
Addrebs i... Sentinel oi‘
lice.
ROOM.
312 3t
TO LETMF‘IDOR OF FIVE ROOMS
'12 3i and bath. Apply at 12.3 South Main
St.
South Norwnllt.
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IIIm furllmltisni of Blots
Foillratlllll ot‘iabor
'IZIERBY, Sept. 12.—-—Tho connecticllt
Stain. Federation of Labor
through the" first day of its twenty-
alxth annual convention with but one
vote taken to show whether the con-
scravtivos retain control at the or-
ganisation or whethertho more ad-
vanood trades unionists will nelect
tho ofllcor for the host your. Thin
vote It w " admitted was not a test
one but the result showed that the
cocialistio members won out by chaos
lng Harry B. Priestley. of Bridgeport.
as assistant secretary. over George
L. Nolan. of Danbury. the ballot bo—
lus: 31 to 25. Jasper McLevy. of
Bridgeport. who is the leader of the
socialist wing of the convention. said
Unit. the vote was not taken as a test
one and other delegates said ,the same
thing. It was pointed out
Nolan comes from a city which has
had labor troubles and it remained
to be seen whether or not Priestley
won out on his personal popularity.
President Charles J. Donahue. of
New Haven. presided until during the
afternoon. when he. Ballad William H.
este. of this place. to the chair while.
he retired to name committees.
While at least two delegates an-
nounced their candidacy for the pres-
Idency it was not known during the
ho a candidate for ro-olcction or not.
His decision was thought to restvup-
on the complexion ot the convention.
If the conservatives are in control he
will probably stand again. If they are
not the contest will he an open one
with three or more candidates in the
field. To succeed Labor Commission.
or Connoliey for the secretary-tron»
sl2 3t
TO LET-«0N INDIAN HILL. sup-lye...” of service.
natncit. lino residence, high healthy
atzlit locality. beautiful view. tire mioutcs'
station and trolley. all improvements;
_ 3 reasonable.
room cottage. brund new. never occtt~ Conn.
G. Iii. ilradioy. Suuxatuck.3of Bridgeport. and John P. Daley. of
012 3t
TO LET—“P‘I‘RNISIIED ROOM, 7
school; wired'for electricity, piped Seymour 333;
Raymond & 333333.353
812 I‘ll '
bath uttuched‘. Cull eve.
812 Bi
TO LET-~~SE\'EN ROOMS. WITH iceedlng 3.“,3 M secretory. 333.3 Con-
4 Franklin St. near;
Inquire of 3. ti. fiiillman, 243
M2 3t‘3
improvements,
.i'l'eat St.
West St" South Norwailt.
with both.
TO LET-wuii‘tlilxlsilml‘ ROOMJ
inquire My i'utnum Ave.
312 Bi
i It'
To
Ill AVG.
yior Ave.
jn2il if
Hill
dow St.
itll fumlly.
lent-es; will make attractive term
Also tiroom house. . can
inquire E. hi. Tune“.
it)
all 3!
lilondny. Sept. 11. A person interview
invited. \\'eduesduy from it to 12:
Saturday: from it to 4. Studio. 10
Future St. Norwullt. sii tit
PIANO. ORGAN. HARMONY. Pil-
pIIs received from Tuesday. ch. Alex.
8. Gibson. Organist and Illracior. First
t‘lntrch. N'orwallt. ll Chestnut 81..
South Norwulk. Music composed and
arranged to order. Telephone 894‘.) l
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PIANO INSTRUCTION ~— THOR-
ou’ghncss and individual requirements
receive special attention. Prefer to
instruct pupils at their home. Miss
13min A. t‘lregory. Norwailt, (Youn. ii.
si im
it. n. 42. ,3
To LET~~1~i0IISE. LAWRENCE
It; also five rooms. part improve-
ments, First St. East Norwulit. lu-
quiro it. JoseloVsity. all it
TO LETMHOUSES lN ROWAY-
ton; rent from 810 to $80 a month. in«
qtilre‘E. H. Smith. ltowayton.
939-1..
s9 3t
: LOST
LOST ~llll0W‘N AND WHITE
hound dog. escaped from depot. itch
word for return to Adams Express (10..
1:2 Worthington fit. all lit
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, ousrunss NOTICES.
SPECIAL~-~llllll:D YOUR milit-
nt-us tlirdugii Judicious advertising.
strong circular letters and attractive
mulling cards can do more than a
dozen ualcsmen in winning trude. list-
ternud booklet composition. multi-
grztphlnu. mulling lists, lot-iii or nu-
itouul. any classification; addressing.
,iuuliing. liow rates. Export Work.
it. vote Sontltlci amoe. so (it
NAtu-i's moonlit, (in
boot and shoc‘repnir silo
custom made work. il‘lt
and comfort
fit.
the holder of policy.
N is dhflfiwm.§1tylm”‘"°g
TO ‘ LETMA FURNISHED ROOM
with' private family. on easy terms:
excellent locality. hath. electric light,
telephone. private verundu and oil-
trsncs. Address iiox dill. South Nor-
wnlk. all in
TO LETWEEIRAHLE ROOM FOR
two. also minis room: all convenienc-
es; quiet. home-like place; homo cooli-
lug: terms reasonable. 16 iiaviimd
St. it ‘t
“to “12»an HOUSE. NINE
room, near trolioy' all improvements.
gun. electricity; mrnished or untur-
ntshcd. inquire "The Beauty Slicing“
. : ,: 33 .
To Lurmnm A nouns: on
apartments. every modern: convent
lance. one .miiiuto from West Arc.
y ‘ ~3 trollb . fit ' lulled grunt grumpy” t
in lini- nu it ”” .i..;~ . oh
. in} out the
or: all suturin- do-
cile North River insurance; count».
that the said inherits-yucca I
mlthtldt‘ cudntho' cont 1 ’
’wii ISO“? N3 _'
in ~
WWhWMdM
munitions.
Phone .
" not“ all
fast- Airs. Wit ,- with“
:‘r’uultifuuuuunu: in roltio.‘
*‘ immim “M IMO» of ~
floor, four rooms; adults only.
3 View Ave.
13 Hay-
all lit
TO LET: 11AM“
urorahlp there sre several candidates.
Ehir. Councilor retires after sixteen
The credentials
3mmtnittoe consisting of Joseph .I.
lituilley, of New Haven. John J. O'Neil.
l
3Danbnry, reported 56 delegates prep
gent with credentials of six others.
3 Secretary Connolloy reported that.
3tlip balance on hand August 3] WI»
E8i.tltlil.'i7. This is a3gnln over the. pro-
noiloy trove a list of' tlgurcs deutinli:
with the mention-ship,“ showing some;
,withdt'uwala. ‘ ' '
_ Soup Organizer John ll. Riley mods
3hla union and John P. Tlulcy of Ilelhel.
imported for the utldltors. Local dole
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T0 LETwii‘lVE ROOMS. OONXNC-Jlfllcs made reports and adjournment
““1“”? MW u". 'I‘ttrlov. ‘, was taken for the do}. The dclouutos
who turn meeting in Bartlett hull have
TO LET- x-uotm uousn‘. usuallm‘“ Inl'lml “3’ "‘9 m“ "0 Wk“
‘5‘ import-d untl pointed. all convon-:tbt-nlaolvoit lit home in the latter'tllroae. leather brown. ett‘.
3t‘lllll house. . 3
3 Mr. .\lci.evy yesterday uflernoon
3min. who are simply trades unionists
3wlth advanced ideas, who wish to
01" DOUBLFlimnko the body :1 provolone otle.'fllel'3wurlt makes it wonderfully attentive.
house. all improvements. central. line 3',” arrayed “”3““ 33m conscrvativesu
of trolley. nervly pupcred throughonm
3 who have been letting the. organisation
Rout rotnionable. Oooupuncy now. 3
Inquire John w. Duke. 9 Elizabeth drift ulonx. In tht‘ ""1ch wing "9
st. :8 ill. union men who have no membership
cit
TO LETe-TWO
3'; central.
near West St.
HOUSES WITH
all modern Improvements. in first class
condition. In beat residential port of
inquire 23 Taylor Ava.
s6 tit
and no particular interest in the so-
olulist party".
When President Donahue called for
the reports of the officers he hnnonnc
ed that he would perhaps present his
To LET—«BRICK uonsn or stov-
oa rooms, all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch it: Butler 00..
Water St. South Not-walk. mu tf
report today.
Frank Marx. representing the New
Haven Trudes' council. spoke of the
priestess that the unions in that city
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room list: all I
dltlon; one bloc
Jassph R. Taylor.
about
Hartford.
"VIIIIAHY.
lorcdtanii up
“HUME“
poo will be located 3 received. ‘Viollnundpianoémusionvlu f
To. LIV-HAMILTON AVE» HALF
of twofamiiy house. 6 rooms. and ti-
provuncnts; good oon-
trom rsllrood station.
slat!
RAILROAD TREOPAuERI Oil.
HARTFORD. Boot. 13.-—-Trospusars
on railroad property paid the penalty
with their lives Sunday in the section
Gaspar Uutcr. lit).
crossed the trucks near New i‘ilritain :
last night and in the darkness stum-
bled and foil against a slump.
died
skull.
Fourtccnnyoarmtd John T. Flint. of
Walnut street, Hartford. “hopped a
ireiuiit" hour the copitoi yesterday. He
lost his hold und fall from the car. His
right arm and leg ware out on: and he
died soon afterward.‘
jln Bristol. Constantine Mmtislak
tried to get across the trucks ahead oi!
n3 train bound for Wilforbur'y. its was
tossed heavily by the custuegrccoivinx 3 -
iniuries that were fatal 3. before33ite j
reached a hospital in Hartford.
rwsnrv-rirru «‘wmmu Alum.
Mr. turns. Hilario: G. Manson.
of ti Loretta strontium Namath. usi-
33 3 3 3 .sbrstcd the twenty-fifth anniversary
tilltrunhpodjloliar that. two; or their marriage. last evening. Many
pdltfl'ibifii‘sitiutflommodutfi relatives und friend: worn present.
outzthoutsnd students. novnrsi beautiful gifts 6! silvncwin ‘
its
almost instantly from a fractured
have made during the past year. He
also sold that he brought an apposl
from that council to the labor fedor-
atlon to further the Union label
league.
.———-
~Blliousf Fool heavy utter dinner?
Tongue cost-iii Bitter taster Gone
piuion ssllowf Liver needs waking
up. Doaa's tissuiots curs hllious at
tacks. 25 cents at any drug store.
R. HOYT’O TWENTY-IIOOND
it. lioyt Moses. of Arch street. Nor-
wutlr. the popular surveyor and sat-
ploye of City Engineer Samuel Hoyt.
of South Norwniit. [is today celebrat-
Ing tho twsntmnoond pnniverssry of
his birthday. Hoyt is 's graduate at
Yale Ohcinold scientific school lit New
The Norwuiks. His many Moods are
extending OOMWIQEIOM today. and
Mr. him: is the recipient or many
handsome preach“. .
COURT illicit-I MII'I'IHO .
Court Cecile. Donuhtcrs of Gentile.
will hold a usulsrbusincu motion
on Thursday evening of this week.
it is now come tints pinnmtho court
all.
"l lililllli "
went 3
that. Mr. '
mansion phantom. Donahue would -
I All white is perhaps most practical
3thcse and the dainty hand embroider
The contest. "“5 bi‘l‘Wi’“ ”19 radl‘led blouse. the design of whose em-
Haven and it helium young tutu: shout.
has hold a motion and ill 5 result it
great doni-coidmportaht business. has
accummiitolbdanndwill be. trans“
titling contamination: :iilvcrr‘ member a
chromium-clinic! to new»
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COLOR TOUCHES ON ILOUSEO.‘
Paris Has Turned Out Charming.
Models.
_'l‘ho blouses of the summer have
been renisrkably pretty and some oil
another summer. but nowadays the’
lingerie blouse has its uses event
through the autumn and winter and3
the bargain: are certainly tempting,l
says the New York Sun.
from the point of view of laundering:
and of generul wear. but the colored:
ambroidorlca have caught Parisian:
fancy in respect both to blouses and.
to lingerie frocks. and the designers;
have evolved charming models touch~3
ed with color. dull blue or dark blue-
0! course them are innmnorahie3
'blonses loaded with coarse machinef
Hold it was uimird'to'llllnlt that the so- ? embroidery in 90303-3 but the most
TO LETw-cfihltTONI) FLOOR. h‘i\'h:‘3t‘lallsts are trying to COMM) the. fed- canuul glance cnu distinguish lietwoon:
rooms. all improvements: also Iirst‘emllon.
3. broldery Is often of the simplest chur-
‘acter. though the daintfiiosa of the.
Cleverly arranged dots in combina-
:tiou with embroidered scallop edges
are among the most attractive embroi-
Idery devices. and for any one who has
1ovon a moderate degree of skill with
Elbe needle such embroidery as this is
a simple matter. White dots and col-
orcd dots in combination give good ro-
units.
A good“ detail which gave originality
to a simple blouse whose coilsrand
suns ware embroidered In color was a
goravnt of black tied in a small bow at
the neck. with ends drown down under
a band of fine inciting and tied In a
second how u few inches above the
girdle "no.3 3
Frills, detachable or net, have had
lntiuch to do with the charm of the3
summer blduses sud more prominent-
ly on the new blouse models which are
main; turned out for wear with au-
tumn suits. not sud lace being used in
plane of ilnsorio materials in control»
tion with most oi the silk sud chiffon
models. ~
it was sold last spring that Parisi-
an designers were making an effort
to [at nutty from tho veiled costume
blouse which has had so long it period
of popularity. and on unusual number
of silk blouses appeared to substanti-
ate. the statement. but the foot re-
mains that the blouse of chiffon or not
matching the suit in color and made
over a contrasting foundation is the
but solution of the costume blouse
women have over bod. It on be in-
disputably a port of‘the costume. trot
not be sombre or unbecoming and it
can be made as simple or its stating-gt;
as one euros to hove it. For these
resinous it I! picbsbic that the end
of the rolled blouu has saint chino.
upon the out: , . 3:
it in den roll thstnomlnoe willw ‘
it “blous- {llis undo
.tume. even though they do violate the
though not. no as my .vsriatit’i‘hs
l‘
less'pcrhsps
veiled in chiffon. and dyed laces are
never so lovely as those in white or"3
cream or ochre: yet fashion still de-
mands a blouse matching a costume.
59:, or lace stock and frills. These-
are very good looking with white!
serge or with any plain tailored cos-3
law of the matching blouse.
PHOTOGRAPHERS convsrl‘rlon
at Steeplechase Island
BRIDGI-II‘OR’I‘, Sept. I2.—-—Holtllng
its yearly meeting for the first time
in its history outside of Boston. the
Pliotogruphers‘ Association of New
England today opened its fohrtecniht
annual convention at Steeplechase ia-
ilund. The sessions are to last four. prevented much headway
duys. and in addition to the business! line of practice.
The Boys‘ Athletic Association will 3
“WI; WOW-mad“. slshtaeeins tours.‘ hold the first meeting of the season ‘
“NW““MOM of photography In itsf on Wednesday. Officers will be elect.
various ramificationsand the annuafiod at this time.
of the convention, receptions. a bun»
dance will occupyuthe attention of the.
delegates. about one ‘
whom are expected during the week.|
in addition an elaborate exhibition 011
it wide variety of the products of pun--
togrsphlc supply manufacturers will
be opened to the delegates and public...
A feature of the closing day will be
a costly bontire when about $100,000
worth of photographic material. which
by reason of the advance in the art.
New York‘ day. Thursday mauufaotura
er‘s day. and Friday. Bridgeportpsml-
tour and carnival day. ‘ w 3
Throughout the week preceding the
opening deicxates and exhibits or.
rived, but the his body of the sdvnuca3
uuurd did not set in until variation
afternoon. when some Iorty delegates
reached the city. The evening trains
brought still others. and through to-
day the delegates were arriving. no
tors the formal calling at the conven-
tion to order. the visitors were ten.
dared a reception at the headquarters
oirthe Bridgeport Photographers‘ oinb.‘
At the conclusion of the reception
the dclcntcs repaired to the sudtto‘
rium ut Steeplechase Island. where
Mayor iii. 1‘. Buckingham weioomod3
them to the city. and Past Providenb
or the Photdsrnphm' Associatlou.‘
Mom- 3. Parkinson. responded to the
mayor's creating an ushaifot his com‘
rin- plutonium“ Ollib oi . this our
will?“ ”El“ 1. WI ; Mom : ills“
tin-touch r. u.»
or ~
to practitioner More
‘ ti martini
It. is used as a foundation “In" annual Int“ 3
The first meeting of the Sonia!
Class of the Norwalk High School was jj.L '
Much has been done across seas this. he“ yesterday “WWW“ “1 the cmflf
them now marked down to much less; summer “.3333 Wm“, “33“ Mouse“ made‘ room at the school in West avenuy ‘3‘" 3
lhtn their original prices Are weil3 .m. 33mm). and "3mm“ mm”. m But little business aside from the elec- _ .
worth buying. ’lorbe sure. their lines3 “.333“. satin 3333330333 and simulated but-f tion of the class officers was impeach-‘-
ond details may be out of fashion by3 3033330363 and perhaps betnstltched' ed, but meetings will he held from
penis, scalloped and buttouholed 39¢ ,time to time. now that the oflicers an.
' lbeen chosen. They are as follows:
President—Carlos Williams.
VicePreaident—éhtlss Helen Hitch-
cock. '
Secretory-Miss Dorothy Drinker~~
Treasurer—3E. Hugo Gumbart.
The class» this year’s”
. glargest that the high school has on!"
Delegates Gathering for the gig Eye.“ bad preparing for the graduation. it
There are about sixty members in til. t
class and probably the larger samba
3will complete the course and gratin“.
. in June. 3
I There were but five candidates out
for football practice yesterday after: 3"
noon and the condition of the ground.
i
one of M
“it
along lb. 3 a: .
thousand of i -w- -- “—4“ ‘
samples of the photographic art. and . .
at the ‘oIIice of the Water Commit l
sinners of'the City of South Norvnii.
until 12 o'clock noon. Sept. 23. 1911.
for trenching. buck-filling. plpelaflils;
. ifurnishlng lead, hemp~paclting and ‘0', ‘
has been discarded by photomphet‘fl in; all the work connected without-t
and manufacturers. will be fed to the! tension of water pipes in South strut.
’Cl
flames. Today has been designated The Commissioners
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Delaware and right. to reject any and all 3,331.3
New Jersey day. tomorrow will be Plans and
:seen and all information obtains
'thls office on and after Monday.
18. 1911'.
NOTICE 3 3
To Contractors I
Scaled proposals will be received :»
I 1::
t' f 80th Norvvalit.
’ 0 reserve tIO'
specifications may).
I‘.
it .
WATER COMMISSIONERS. .
volition members and. their insulin} 3 :
,. nutrition 3.1%: ’
noun .vicc-prosl-3
The. Jewel Heat ’
Controller
Automatically opens and closes ._ 3_
your. furnace or boiler dampers .
as often as the temperature of
your house raised or lowers
from the standard you set. ‘
a TI E. otooit ATTAO I
T" M MiN‘I‘“ ’ "3‘
r ‘ ml . '
provides for oath?“ to n3
wurmer temperature in the
morning. without forcing scinti-
gody to33r’ot up "to open“ tilt
ampere ,. . ,3 .,
Let us demonstrate all the lib
viviuturss' of this condemn. do:
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Norwalk Chronicler