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WANTED.
WANTED-«Si'l‘ilATION AT HOUSE-
\\‘all'l(1 good references. inquire Frank
Koala-thy, North Taylor Ave. all) 3t
WANTED~—SIX GOOD RELMBLFJ
temperate men to drive team; steady
employment during year. Raymond
lli'os. sit) 3i:
WANTED~~A (‘tlhil‘ETi‘INT (‘ilAM-
bet-maid and waitress. Apply to Mrs.
Ross liurchard. :i0 West Ave. 318 ill
WANTED—Oi’rliiA'l‘OilS 0N POW-
cr machines. Lettrneru taken on and
paid while learning. Interstate Rub.
her (‘0.. 83445 Washington St. [118 if
WANTED—POSITION AS STEN-
ourupher and typewriter; salary no
object. lion 0%, South Norwulk.
his tit
WANTED—OLD“ GFl‘Sl‘l F‘l‘lATlifi
beds. Fm Mbdldf lddr?
Di mg,” “General Deliver?
South Noruaik all) [fit
LQST
LOST-“VAT HICKORY lli.l'lt‘l-‘
bench yesterday, pair of eye ltlnkses
in case: name. lilct‘lollantl on case.
Finder please leave at Sentinel oillce.
s20it
DOGGING JUDGE CROSSOUP.
w...-
Has Been Follower! by Richie for Put
Two Years.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.~Following the
formal announcement yesterday by
United States circuit Court Judge rt»
ter 8. Gronscup that he would resign
from the federal bench, he con-firmed
luut night a report that he had been
under surveillance for two years by
some unfriendly agency whose motive
he could not give. lie said he had
nothing to conceal. and that shadow-
in; did not cause him to reulgn. ills
motive was more personal and politi-
cal freedom. be cold.
lie developed that the man who has
directed this inquiry is [humane Rich-
in. a former operator in the govern-
ment ucrvico. lie lino done little else
for two years. lie or oil agents during
that period dogged Judge (lrouucupI
every step.
When the judge went abroad a year
so last Ipriog. be was not allowed to
no alone. A “aluuiow” is laid to have
‘followed him all the way to Europe
and back. The agency that ndiroctod
lilolile’o move-month could not till
learned.
"Do you know whom Rldlile ‘lliid
boon working fol. "” the Judge it“ like
Dd. .
"i heard at one time be war work.
lint for the government." replied the
lamb “That i believe infunime. i
illi'io hedrd that he was working for a
lunchtime. That report i aieo believe
ht untrue. There in Iaothing either in
my private affair or public protrusion-
ill life that i tun afraid of having in»
vohiigated. l hare nothing to con
Mal."
"How did you hear at Biebie'a
would" I
”tier oral of my dim Milli.
me and told me that diam"
outing to with Inc it
long time ‘Iiiii iiiIl Iii
tin—mint m never my mi
that, an were Ilsa or
i Bfisfnnss nortcns.
J lull. at nine oclook.
FOR SALE.
WATERMELONS AND MUSKMEL~
cow—Captunanlei P. Morreli will be at
Mestre's‘ dock. Rowayton. Wednelday.
and at lschoda Club dock. Thursday
and Friday. 320‘3t
FOR BALEr~AT snounonu maid
beautiful building lot. 75x150; terms
to unit purchaser. inquire Rout. l".
Sculzi. Real Estate Agent. Rowayton.
Conn. Tel. 3”. . 0301111
FOR SALE—ROLL TOP DESK.
arm chair and other choirs. Cali
Thursday afternoon. at independent
Loan & Security (30.. second floor.
Hoyt‘s Theatre bldg. I20 3:
WANTED-~m' 'YOilNG COUPLE,
no children. live nice. pleasant rooms.
all lmprovmneutr. hot air or hot water
heat; centrally lotated in South \‘or-
walk Addition M. ., rate Sentinel.
pro, \5. 1‘5!“th
roll ”SALEv—NNE ntos'rox rich-
rlor. cheap. David W. Raymond. ill
North Main St. sill ill
ah;
FOR GALE—«HAT tiMlK. «Mum
bed (Hooch table and other household
furniture i‘ail in the owning ui ill
South Onliérne Ate. East \‘oruaik
bill 'it
BUiLDiNO LOTS 0x Tiliiil) ST.
East Norwaik. 50x150 each; 8.300. for
the two lots. inquire iIaac Church. 38
(love ‘Avo. si4 if
T.- _—--
NOTiCEM-ON AND AFTER OCTO-
hor let. my elnplorment agency will
be located at i2tl Washington St. Help
of all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .l.
Wilcox. «120 in:
THE PICTURE SHOP, 83 WASH-
intrton BL. is now open. Come in and
have us explain our money back plan.
A pretty brooch pin given free with
ping pangs. We photograph anything.
any place, at any time. Studio open
Saturday and Monday evenings. .l.‘('l.
Jones. manager. I18 6t
NAIH'e MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair Ihop. All kiodr
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. :8 Welt Washington at.
W HILLSIDE
(Founded by Eliubelh tam Mold.
1333.)
A School for Girls
PROOPICT HULL. NORWALK .
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Monday. September :1.
College Preparatory. and Geheral
neuron tor older girls: Kindergarten.
Primary and intermediate Deport-
menu for little girl: and beye under
too yeare. French touch: in all
Idea. Mm: emeatr made for meeb
i ng childrgn are the it lion and
for serving I but luncheon. II and
“insulated booklet on applioIto on.
Th Princitla only be non It the
N01“. IMILOYID MY MR. liliNTI
.UM iiho Domenic who to W 7
TO LET
TO LET-F‘URNISHED ROOM.
heat. gun and bath. inquire George
Keialer. 15 Eliaaboth 8L. South Nor-
wallt. I30 3i.
1“) LET—riiOUBE OF SEVEN
rooms at 39 ‘First ‘St. ‘idIIt Norfolk.
inquire of Choice H Ferris. at the
Central Fgod Co. ‘ I20 (it
To LET—«AT 27 WOODWARD
Ave. lower half of bound. aeven rooms.
all improvements. including electric
lights Ind steam heat; rent 810. la-
qulre .l. \‘room, Seaside Place. or ill
Grove St. I20 6t
TO LET—«FOUR ROOMS AND
bath, 7 Lorcnu 81.. East Norwaik.
sill 3t
To LET-Qt» GORiiAlu’s POVI).
iteur llarion. drama cottagd.’ I3 u
onth. to one or two atluito‘. mun be
her anti rcupectnble. A‘ddme llox
ti; Dark-n, Conn. - Ilil 3t
TO LET vl‘iillNiSiiEn ROOM. A
large trout room. private family; but
umi cold water. Bloom heal. Scarlett
.li‘e. Address K.. care Sentinel. Iiii lit
TO LET~SI~2VEN ROOMS; Wi'l‘ii
initimvetuotlts.I 1 Franklin St. near
West St. inquire. of 8. (l. Stillman. 2!:
West 81.. South Norwnlk. alii 3t
TO LET ~Fii01ii OCT. 1. FOUR
rooms. second floor. 20 Clay St. Alec
a good work horse for sale. inquire
24 t‘lay St. hill ill.
'70 LlT—Fi'iiNiSiiidi?) ROOM. hA‘
diet! only; reasonable. Call eveningl.
8 Clay St. I18 at
T0 LETwii‘lVlsH‘lth APART‘
meat and bath itiiliiltu only); rent :18.
inquire of C. 10. iioyt. Iiil tf
TO LIT—«Flint: ROOMS Wi’l‘ii 1M-
provemenio. ti ilamlltoa Ave. inquire
United Grocery Co. all if
To LET-tidbit A HOUSE OR
apartment; ovary modern conven-
ience. one minute from well Ave.
trolley. furniIhed or unfurniahed; heat
sad but water Iupplied. inquire 53
WeIt Ave. at t
70 LIT—~ii‘iVil.‘ ROOMS, CONNEC-
tlcut Ave. inquire lire. 1!. Tudor.
Taylor Ave. infill if
'i'o L T~BRiCK nousn Oli' ELEV-
en run I. all convenience. II Union
t. Ap ly to “3'1!“ch Bailey 00..
Wet» :1! ti
.bie tree "omyea" daily.
.droyioen will be given unitImped
. .olmI It the ulnar multimeter-lea. .All ,
, 1.. till-ba- beeu unaided-brie recent rut.
» internal revenue commissioner,
, hoe decreed that horgoltor the one
, cigars or cigarettes one. tirade that
had been stamped. An. arernge num
' lilo more will the cigarmttker get
No anon to
lug on the part of Revel Iii. Cohen
who
tloe shall Imp. god “that. moreover.
the menutacturego glib“, rolmb roe
the government: ffor tithe umouo oi
duty or tax the’bé would hare been
paid on the cigars thiii coneumed dur—
tram the immemotlhl it bu been
the unwritten law in all shops where
each employe should like what free
cigara or “smoked" bQ deluded through
the day from the ”Mid amount of
cigars made Ind not from boxes that
her of six cigars have been that: talc
on by each employee and the prac
tice has heendecldediygdxocnflivo to
the manufacturers had A source of
couuiderable loss to the federal gov~
ornment. When it in taken into con-
sideration that there are upwards of
90.000 male clxarmakers in life couu~
try. to say nothing of the strippers.
etc. and allowing oix cigars a day to
each man. it is seen- tb‘at a total of
115,020,000 cigars a year are thus na-
ed. The government receives a tax
of 33.00 on each 1.000 cigars manufac-
tured wand figuring on the above basis
it has been lacing about $345,000 a
year. Besides the cigars smoked by
the employee“. a iI‘rge number of
others are given away and it is able
to hay that the government has been
losing practically $500, 000 a year.
in the Norw alke the change will sl-
Io be wilting. About 50 cigarmakere
are outplayed bore. and allowing Iix
cignrs a day to each 30 H090 00 I year
are used ngurlng on 300 working any:
lag the part two you". if the oigera .
‘ no tilled had been used ll! tho regular
channels. . ‘
I year. Many of the men hortever
pookciful Saturday nights to
them over Sundav,
government 882.3 a your in taxes. The;‘
qulriug the mangfuft
in the part two years.
‘ item
free cigarl. but makes it mandatory
haI been paid
turorr. when seen yesterday. said that
the law would eifoct a raring to the
to agree with the workmen upon I-
run! out. tor the clamp and box and'
labor in packing. The workmen will
be allowed to use their labor to make
probably furniIh the tobacco for then,
f thuI melting the item about an expen-
Ilve II It the .preeeat to the manufac-
ingots.
I .
Tumo- the new telephone bulb
ding. in Washington. are being remov.
ed by Jim contractors, owing to the
fact that ill» were not accentelilegrl'b
Ll'frt- lL'l‘O A
Titanium“. UNI-com.” ah!
room iletie limproretaeotI; In»
dillon: one ‘bioch Mattel Itptioa.
Joleph R. Taylor.
70 LI'l'm-HOUSE, LAWRENCE
8t; IlIo‘ five room. part unprove-
moniI First at. that Not-walk in-
quire it. Jouiokay. It
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4- u
PROFESSIONAL. »
an» I. I. HALLOGK. Martha
or piano. Thorough, Irulflutib in»
Iirucilon with modern minnow Itudio
all South Main Bid liouth Norwdlh. iii
. it i. I13
I lane
.MI‘IW
mob-oaths thuirbemigoon '
113 t!“
- pier; walker no '
Inn. on... than) of our-tun. o. 'i
the comma?) '
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Genuine!w IdI. bring reIultI.
our NOTiGE
a.
it Meeting of the Board
on? thin the
M Ultra
It
ilInd Itreet. in II“
p. on. until i oi lliak
me-rwo'ruou — more. “
but and individual requirement! ‘ , :
ire ubecihi bitention. Preterm , “ v
. Em: ”lilid‘mlidu. of m”
hm Mon
y.
erogenrrihe ileum Iii venom
the bin". and the aluminium will I
or which
: i" 'idorilco" Cigarette-
xl ”z. ".1?" Mosh mum
..~l "iluniihinols u'o’
RIP-(M E" scourin
“Hamilton oupene Ind
i'lNDIN'r
TON” canon “5" Int! added to thdse obtained
“with huadt'cds oi products ouch as the following
tiller Iowa. Clean-Ir Ind Pow- Runkel‘o Com In
mi liiunklin mu- Flour and “Wheel-
Riglt’flbocker 'gidguit Co. Crack-
Powder
our" Ice given by Theuuode of INDI-
Boltot' a Premium Cocoon out
Bench 9‘; (.3 Moon. and Tool
“ lash" and Ole our
Stanley» 80: and lennur
“Polio Mar"
ru
"l‘lufry Ruiileth tear ch
"Lfilzeii" "Perfume! and Toilet Be-
Bauxite)!" I Rubber Heel-
CiOAR OTORBB
The South
{Ii Present this Cogpon at the
.g dreIo givenbe
)- l
a; _. 13 North
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This VALUABLE COUPON from
g; in good for a HAMILTON couron "5"
“ The Hamilton Corporation. 29-35 W. sad at. New York City
l [in .I- ILIHL NI-ir I I.
Norwalk Sentinel
Ad- thito for illustrated Catalog of
Beautiful Premi umr &. Voucher . -
furl it) FEE Bundo.
Main Street
r.) b.
,lwl‘ .-
Muon a Shoe Polish and Dream; t g {
. Don't let your .
stocks grow old .,
.-Keep up In
steady. .Tforcc‘ ‘ .
I odvertiiiing “ . .
,0 campaign in, ,
7' The Sentinel-
and make
np-to-date 8‘1“.
. Q .
70L; PILLS A LABOR HEW
wide Grace and Charm in Toilet Ac-
ming the finer hats and gowns and for
have formed u". hum of taking al all sorts of acceuorles of milad)‘ it loll”
“Matte. Already the advanced millinera ill
and it is safe to "0 dulgning picture hats with the
any that the habit cools the local man "0"!“ ”mulled oi‘ blilowr of tulle
ufacturera about $5300 a year. and the: “mullet-ed with mock ospreye.
tlore bonneto tlellmod for theater well.
The ruling does! not prohibit the are made entirely of
manufacturer gm“ his omployeem many shirt-I and pulls and unity edgeI.
upon him it)“ an”. “a" "mu. needle can readily trim her own hate.
come from boxes on which the out “I‘ll! wile as the principal surname.
Norwailt muuracfi, The (town of the but can be draped;
i
government. but little to tbe menu-H0131“! Willa wired
firmware. or they would probably have height "”9" R “ nocmsry.
. MN...
teriIl obtainable than tulle.
In" table and edged with burrow quli- ;
lingo of ribbon or iIoe. it makeaan
‘ ideel dniIh to the V-necked alterlioou
and evening lrock licorice-t blue tulle
mounted over antic of a deeper Ihlilo
is employed in building a bell gown 9t .
entrain beauty.
Tulle-la much in evidence for trim-
A charming model in e Nepaleon but
hard part of tilt new law to that re“ ”Will "’0 brim faced Mill Neck rel
“lure" to account vet and on the crown an enormous
to tho gorerum'cnt tor all clxli’a on elm“ 0’ Willi Nine it! "shines- sc-
cigarettoa removed mi "smokes“ with- terminated ”3 having the ladder trialled.
Thin will up This “"lllilkinx of tulle is quite novell
itc'utly lmpouolblo for some of them and l“ ““911 “010015 on hate. but on
to compute. owing to the mpidlygb‘flv “Wilma“. mi“!!! Ind W'Mi‘leie
changing forces and will turthcr call ‘ “riicullfly dainty light iinish in re,
for an outlay of rush for back taxes q“ ~
that will amount to a considerablej
Frequently laminating little direc-
tulle, having
The woman who is clever with her
loop: living
milky white. ~ l
.A butterfly bow of tulle poiIed on
top of the puftI adds charm to the up- or polo coats to the delicate new}: 5
todate colflure.~—New York Press.
lELAIORAJ'E AUTUMN FABHiONS
Materials and trimming: are gorgeous
Tho univerni use of coarse embroid‘
levy the past season he“ been one of
the characteristics by which the fash-
ions of that and the present period will in weight
No less elaborate “at has more than a silk handkercb
the Ityiee tor autumn. which are being“ “9’ hands, "d when m" l“ 3"
unburied trout day to do) and whichl
tell filer «story of what the fashionable‘ ““3 ”3 0" 6"“ “med °"°“
to wear the coming winter i like a wrap. or course thin ~
be remembered.
woman is
says the New York correspondent of
the Chicago Record Herald Every
thing is gorgeous both in materials
that the designers had tried to outdo
one another to utter the most iuxuri-l ' for a single layer or for with ‘ 1
lot chiffon is enough to keep the. M
Velvet. chin and chidoa comblnugl north 0“ a 1m“ journey through ill
floor tile certain of being as much! streets. “m“ a Saw York “Mr
1 correspondent.
ous gowns. wraps and hate
us d We Ieueon as last spring. Nearv
iy ii the elegant reception and dinner.
gowns are compond of satin or velvet
with it. and bows and caecadea of tholwm1 an overdmc 0' one kind or ano-
flatly material plated at the most be Ititer of chiffon. or with chiffon hear
iiy touched with velvet. Many of the
luminance new as brought out for ear.
With I little ingenuity. there trim-t
scheme of diutribution. whereby “I. , things can be made detachable. Io that
workmen will be ”mum“ to take hill the trimming can be changed to match
"smoker“ upon the payment of the no the gowne they are defined to recent-
pony.
iI obtained by «wing Ieveral different .caree I° '1'“ "Wm m I” u “d “1
IbodeI one above the other.
A wonderfully beautiful effect
For I ficbu there in no deiotior mII-
Laid in
The chin to Ila-bed and on Iated
tut I long time.
the innovation thiI moon is the
in at tulle. A wry ettraotin model
to muddled on pale cbrncoloredmtiul
of on "romeo with I wrist: or point at 0133an
, golden-brown tulle laid on on» net.
i. with I very um dunno ‘oIt dearer' pm In any tuition and become path
it blown tulle coW‘iai the stitched oiui' gitbeutootu‘e‘ decided chem But
with: it ill pulled. A {boron of the cm: the later Mien chow re-
“digit-t tulle about to drum oi dectioul at on mun lilac-I II no
. ttjly melt ,
ly autumn are in shades of old gold
bud and Inuit color.
hiateriaie am hourly becoming more
‘and more beautiful and that fact alone
preserves straightaeu of line. No one
able laces IiIIbed into. The equare
ibgid line in most popular for the even
ing comm. The top and IleereI neu-
ally coneiet of either two motion of
chiffon bordered with I gamut: of
“.bold lace root: on immune. point do
mlveaioe and the like. More often than
not, the lace iI veiled with a layer bf
chiffon. but I rigid Iimpliotty lI ore
served tor the top of the bodice on the
Internet lower. tip to the pro-eat
yum. the most Iuluptuoul game are or
with bugle embroidery. the some trim- “an or “win”. gnu "it“ with
aging being «flied out on tho bodice.
which in out round in from ml “or! pie quality milbie. for everything
IdeebVlotbe beck When eclectic! mull: be clinging. Gare Niaoa and
tillle 10" 0M 9" Mi ‘W‘NW l” Goa lmpritae are equally favored for
corefui that "U m "I. “id “3“ ll ‘ieiaboroie iMII. A 10"” [own of
«coronal: you will thou belie Wt am,“
IItlIlactioa and the airy material will 'portreit ,1 the Louie xv; period with
a Merle Antoinette gutlnpe eocioeed »
c‘biifoa. The ratio to of tbii moat Inp-
IItia WII dellgned from I
by I got-minty embroidered lot or
minimal. I‘lfbct oi ancient hilly.”
radio will. at will-u. ,be luau.
agile winder Ityluh so many
varied frills and furli’eiowa «one: up
I use of the very finest polls. and lint
and trimminga. and it would seem:
i texturea are shoun for use with GM
1 afternoon and evening coaiumea. Maw
imenie and fringes; metallic incen. M.
:muffI are made of the longeohniul
found in all Weights, ranging Vm
soft. heavy reversible clothe for mom
fabric: that are being made up in
vance toll models.
FOR mum WITHOUT WADbiNI‘
Lightneu and Suppienese Feetuifid‘l d"
New For Sets ‘ ‘
The new mail: are delightfully
One scarcely known
may be tucked beneath thg grin
lightness and supploness mquIII
of the most expensive saline and
ions. No wedding whatever in origin-*7
side and this is really not 11W
Combinations oi fur with hendsiiIII
of the new mulls from Paris lurrleto
are tilinfned with silk crochet brim
flags of silk and chtiion. and motif: 0!
lthc rich and effective mecrime lace
are also uled. The bandwmert fol}
pelts, like fox. akunk and fisher, M
lure elaborately trimmed with M
mlbruubes and paws. White for to on». i.
ltrémeiy “penal“ in the genuine pelt.
‘bui there is no for more beautiful It
becbmiag. Fisher ie one of the tum
able tut-a oi thin neuron and bide fl
to rival Ikunk. which bu held‘lfi"
own for t‘r’lo yuan. Fox in IN“
I. oatirfectorl cboicerand lb. 3”
were well. if good quality iI film
The cheaper foil in. of ooum. call 1*
for} of the fields dyed block Ind .
to» expert dyeing proceu. tin -
the for "net.” Grey for iI I ' ‘
iIriy beautiiul for and iI ennui
becoming to“ women or tour cilia.
high favor-particularly Persia
which ha been given I rent! 9 .;
erai worthy Helium lode ,
underlie «late at Persian”
{gunner gaunt: lithium.
For oomonieug’hour thug
reiicliieu with item or Inn"
match. thI letter an roll I d . y .
that they mayo lie manor -' i "' ‘
Ind IhouldIrI like to “ .
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