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WANTED
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED “'0‘
111.111 1111 working housekeeper, one Ywho}
wants good home rather than high:
mares Easy work Address Post.
()ilice Box, 114,1)urleii,(‘onn. 1115 at
AGENTS WANTEOMLIVE WIRES
men or women capsule of handling a
high class preposition. Unlimited ter
ritoi'y, $130 required. “A," Box 135,
Norwalk, Conn. 1115’) iii.
WANTED—«A FLA-OE AS 1300K-
'lici'pcr, cost clerk or general office
man. by American, 30 .l’eurs old. First
class references from the Cost De-
partment. of the American Brake Shoe
and Foundry 00.. Please address
Lock l-i‘ox 154, 'Rowayton. Conn.
. 1115 3t
WANTED~A -GOOl) MAN FOR
general Work around a small place.
inquire 59 .Seuview Ave. East Nor-
walk: 1115 :it
WANTED—WIDOWER WANTS A
housekeeper, one who 'vomd prefer a
good home to high wages. Address
Housekeeper, cure Sentinel. 1114 at
'WANTED«~BOY WISHING TO
learn draughtiiig during day and give
some help iii-office. Address P. 0.
llux, 685, South Norwulk, Conn. n14 3t
WANTED—-AN AGENT TO HAN-
die medium priced line of cars; 11
iinodels. Address New England Dis-
tributor, W. F. Cloiidman, 46 Point
St, Providence. it. I. 1113 iii.
"WANTED — THREE 0R FOUR
iii'stelass plumbers and steamtltters.
Apply W. P. Kirk 00., 360 Fairfleid
Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. 1113 4t
WANTED—Tito OR THREE FUR-
nislied l00Iil_S for light housekeeping,
heated
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—PARLOR.
bedroom and kitchen furniture at the
residence of the late Adeline Holmes,
15 Franklin 3t. 1116 at
FOR SALEwTYPI'WItITFR 1N
good running order, Yost. (.‘ all lilOl‘ll-
ing and evening. 4 Biirrlt’t Ave.
Smith Norwalk. lilo lit
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FOR SALE~20 SPRING GEESE,
iit John Fudor, No 184 West St.
South Norwaik. 1114 :it
Mn “v.4
FOR SALEwll‘INE FULL SIZE
man‘s raccoon coat for sale at the
right 11in Can be seen at Charles
Adams' restaurant Railroad place
1114 iii
FOR SALE—PORTABLE HOUSE,
suitable for seaside or garage. Cheap
for quick sale. Dr. Meek, 4 Washing-
ton St. ' 1114 iii.
- FOR SALE—PICKED APPLES,
fine quality. The Misses Jones,
Oeiioke avenue, New Canaan, about a
mile above railroad station. 1114 31
FOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIANO lN
A1 condition. Has only been used a
short time. Stool and scarf included.
Terms to suit .purchiier. Address
“Lucile," careSentinei. 1114 (it
FOR 8ALE~BRUSH RUNABOUT
in first class condition. Inquire H.
Wilkens, 17 North Main St., South
Norwalk, Conn. 1113 iii
FOR SALEmSECONDHAND NEW
Home Sewing Machine, $6.00. Mrs.
J. H. Brown, West St. 1113 iii
FOR $111.54 noon HOUSE.
Price $2,300. Located iii Woodward
Ave. Will carry $2,000 mortgage at 5
d.1nd' bath Angwfl, H J per cent. inquire of The South. Nor
South \orwalk (, D. 1113 3t walk Trust 00., Trustee. old if
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CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO. FOUND.
lisVe situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma.-
clilnes. steady wo‘ik. s7 tf
BUSINESS“ NOTICES
FOUND—4t PIG. LEAVE DIS
cription at Luther M. Wright's black-
smith. shop. Owner may have some
by paying for advertisement. hill at
sin-mo. 1
“Taylor Ave, $12.
TO LET'
T0 LETwii‘URNlSiiED TWO CON-
noctinu rooms. newly pupered and
painted; water, toilet, cook stove, gas
plate; nil conveniences for light
housekeeping. Near East Norwnik sta.
tion, 214 East avenue. 1115 lit
TO LE+~Lownk PART or
house, 13 High St. Inquire Mrs.
Crows, 2 West Ave. ‘ 1 "
TO LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
with an acre of 111m. Lawrence
Agency, No. 15 South Main St. 1113 31
TO .LET—LHOUSES, PARTS OF
houses, ii‘luts, rooms, barn, factory,
shop, twenty room boarding house,
fifteen room line residence with all
conveniences. Rents for everybody
in Norwalk, "South Norwsik, East
Norwnik and Rowayton. Inquire Rays
mond Brothers. 1114 3t
To LET~TIIREE UNFURNlSHED
rooms, improvements. References
required. Inquire ii Betta Place, East
Norwaik, Conn. n14 3t
To LET—«HOUSE '1‘ ROOMS, CEN-
tialiy located, all improvements. Ad
dress S 0., General Delivery. nil. 3t
To LETwitOOM. ELIZABETH
street, steam heated, electric .llglit.
Hot water supply. Telephone. Ad-
dress B. ii., care Sentinel. n14 3t
TO LET—STORE AND FIXTURES,
26 Woodward avenue, :formeriy butch-
er market. inquire C. W. Golf, Han
her View Park. 1114 3t
, TO LET ~‘ APARTMENT, 2,15
Washington St.. East Norwaik. Ap-
ply 64 South Main St. till ii
To LET-FIRST FLOOR, 6 ROOMS.
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111 any hair
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A feeling of sadness decompanles
the discovery of the first gray idialrs
as heralds of advancing age. Gray hair,
however handsome it may he. makes
a person look old. We all know thend~
vantages of being young.- Aside iiom
the good impression it youthful appean
slice makes on others, simply know-
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one courage to undertake and accom-
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give your hair youthful color and
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Most people know that common gar-
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itching scalp and thlp, weak hair tliaii
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as represented.
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The witnesses examined before the
and attic. toilet, water. Rent 812.
Van Zent St., East Norwelk. Ernest
Boessniann, No, 22 Fair St, .Norwaik.
TO LET—AVHOLE HOUSE, NO
268 East Ave, $15. Six rooms, No. 1'1
Tel. 648.
1111, No. 21 Eiiiiwood Ave.
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G. F. BENEDiCT e co., PAINT-
ers and decorators, dealers in wall
paper and mouldings. High grade
work a specialty. 16 Franklin St.
Phone 22~2. _ 08 1'.!
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treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc.
Ariangements by appointment. Dr.
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hoot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington-St.
Lost 1
LOSTWORAY SILK MARQUI-
selie auto veil between South Nor-
iwuik and Durieii, Saturday night. He-
ward if returned to Sentinel Cities.
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LOST—«PASS BOOK-1883 OF THE
Norwalk Building, Loan and Invest-
inoiit Association. Finder please re-
turn to Taylor and Golden. 111 8 1'5
LOST-«A WHITE Pill ABOUT,
two months old. Finder piciiSe‘l‘euim
to .\l, Szutiiiai'y, 7 ()ii.in 81.. city
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MRS. GOLDMAN~SPECIALIST ON
rheumatism and nervousness. Grail-
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c'irii to 3 Olijen St” South Nor,wulk
fm prompt ser.vice 119 wt
Mme. A. Liebermaun
Fashionable Dressm’aklng
Cutting Tanght. '20 Havlland 8t.
Taxi and Touring
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was Altonieyi Milton lDaniinann, of.
New York, assistant secretary and
counsel for the- Associated Hat Menu
fuctui'ei's.
The lesliinony of Mr. Manchlan
and Attorney Dilllllillilili was in direct
conflict regarding the vote to estab-
lish open shops. Mr. Dummuiin tes~
tilled that his recollection was that
the vote had been unanimous and that
1111 until yesterday he never heard any-
questlon raised as to the vote. Mr.
McLarhian, however, testified that the
most of the Danbury manufacturers
had manifested vigorous Objection to
the proposition on tiie ground that
open» shops could not succeed in Dan-
bui'y, and that they had persistently
voted against it. He said that the
Duii‘biii'y manufacturers had a confer
ence with Picsideut Muudvhelm the
night before the meeting at which the
open-shop policy was adopted. The
conference. he said. began at 11 p. m.,
following morning. During it, he tee
tilled, the Danbiiry men pleaded with
Mr. 'Mundlieiin to try to kill the pro
position.
Mr. Moliuohiau- said that on the first
vote at the meeting of the Associated
lint Manufacturers about sixteen
tlou. He said 11 vote was then made
and seconded to make the vote uiiuni
mono. Mr. hicmcliiun said that all
this point he arose and mode a speech
saying that such a vote would be un-
The last Witness for the associations.
and continued until 4 or 5 o'clock the '
members voted against the proposirl
'ro LET-“ROOMS ON FIRST ANN
second floors, airy and with all im
pi'oveiiients: rent reasonable. Apply;
Robert Thompson, 1'14 First street,
East Norwnik. 1118 iw'.
TO Lair—.i'we rtuiissufr or
like rooms Ql’fil‘ store.” o Md'iii street,
Center of city," good location inquire
01.101111 T. Hayes, 1",. Main street,
Norwnik hit 61‘
‘TO LET-—7 Rooms wri'n AI i.
impiovements, Cove street $15
Inquire R oseiovsky, East Nei'iiiilk,’
ordinlled rocery. s; S ii:
{To LET~-liOilSl‘-l. 8 LOWE S’i‘.,
seven rooms and basement: newly
papered and painted First lines or
der. inquire J. ii. Knapp, 82 “05! St
02 ii ii.
To LETv-CONVENIENT. COM.
fortnbie house in good condition 'i‘iol-
ley line, Wliiiilpiiiik. George Mitt lieil
Norwalk.
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con
ditlon; one block f1 om railroad station
Joseph R. 'i‘.uyior sill tf
va
Bethel manufacturers about fifteen or
twenty members have either resigned
from the association or served notice
of then intended resignations, lie den
cisred that the stipulation, sitar coin-1
plating the decal suits, intended to sue
the when members who reopened their
’ factories as union shops, including the
New York manuisoturers 1
'Mr. Munchkin. questioned in direct
examination by Attorney Judson was
asked if the removal of the union is»
bel .i’rom the hat shops has in the Host
necessarily meant walk-outs, 111111.: he
Huwes von Gel and the -Ho3‘t»Mélsih-
original vote. When the second vote
was taken he said, he and most of
the other Danbury manufacturers still
voted against the proposition.
111111111 was put through a long cross
examination by Attorney Judson. tie
testified that the Associated no Man-
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
foi each set. of old False Teeth
‘ soul us. Highest prices paid.
'tor old Gold, Silver. old Watch- 2
» Stones.
_ es, Broken Jewelry And Precious ‘
uiactursi's was still an active body, illa
though its activities were not as pro-
sounded as in the past. Attorney Jud-
.an witness laid
Money Sent by Return Mali. 1
1 pulls. smiling and Refining
Establish'ggw 2i) yYetti's. . .
1 sea Chestnut 81., Philldelphlly
- Pennsylvnalfi; ‘
_ 'ro couriers.
U‘We will buy year deli! Filing-1
Gold scraps " 0.1111! Platinum.
lecturers who are being sued are still
considered members, as they failed to
louts. ,
1 it" McLuehluu testified that he had
not been served with any oilielsl no
ltlco 11s to the purpose of the meetlnki
uliitiou as passed dimered from the or-
iginal resolution, which was to the on
feet that the but manufacturers “should
never dfterward use the union ishel.’
After the cherishes policy Wis
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,io'bs ills 111111 619' manufacturers lipid
«secure workmen.
was a plan to have all of th instill.
iiiuulre i‘. H. Row-3
'ro LET—«HAMILTON Ayn, HALF“
indented, witness testified. the 1111111111i
still; as to the were opened but no men came to seek so before tile tldun.
lie declared there mum oils
commissioner included Simon Blithe,
11111111111113 president of the United Hstd
lens of North America; J E 88165.1,
who former'ly conducted the 11%;!th
"Laciilnn sales agency, and 'gllinrtin
bowler. secretary tieasiirei or 1 the
iiiiiilcd iliittei's
i The testimony of Mr Bates and Ml‘.
anylor was brief, but President Bluk'e‘
was put through a long examinatlon.‘
Questioned by Attorney Dsmmnnn in
're- diiect culmination Mr Blake testi
dad be was president of tile D'uibui'y
iiiat Finishers‘ .woeistion at the time
{of the. ties: , [old he first heard
of the 1113311 ' '
adopt the Opéllsi‘llop pgiic y ililough “i
iteiephoue message, which unis to the
effort that the manufacturers proposed
to throw out the union label. He said
ii'e ,Ii'rscnlstivcs of the union then went:
juround to the vaiioiis shops and took
possession of the l:.1hels Asked how
the men came to quit their work. wit-
need said that at 11 111.; vious 1116' ting
lot the batters it was decided to 'iez'ne
'tho factories in ease the label 1
1lisken out
1 Mr Blake when asked if the reason
funded if the remedy is not exactly:
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f:hailein retilllll’il to the factories in
June as individuals “as to gi. c the
iiihuul‘iieiiii'ei's an Opportunity to give
the required ninety-day notice of their
lesignut’ons replied in the affirms
tive.1 .
"Cuiildi'lliey under the agreement
iii'ir hut union men." witness
1"i think not. "
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{employ
‘Wilfi asked. He replied
'Aimrney Judson took objection to the ‘
iqiies'tion 11ml UM court prepared that
{the objection bognoied. 1's:
i Mi. Blake tang
whenyirst retur ing to walili were re
quiretiyo'walh through tnwomce.
Croijm'xmnln
Mr. Billie testing that he" _
restiiqtldii on up inane ‘
onlpipd'l. wither than 'uuiogit. on. He
Said the rule this the in return-
ling to work had to walk through the
replied in the negative. He Said thdfmliicos was contrary to the union oils
daiiui had been removed iron tiieT'
i
guinety- day period were ”absolutely dill
forest” from conditions below and
alter the tie up.
In redirect examination by Attorn y
Attorney Dammnnn testified that he hit which the open-shop policy was Dammnna, w. pinks was asked it the "
had no recolleclon to a vote to make adopted, but that he had heard the Irules under
the original vote unanimous. Mr. Dum- l purpose intimated. He said the to» to work
which the men returned
ere 1 not purposely ilxrd
no limit anufactiirerii could evade
' awe of the Associated not
Ma tutors. 11nd he replied in the
negative ' ‘ Mi”. iliuku testified that
some of his mum did not return '11
la,
', At the conclusion of the reading a"!
evidence the roeords
got meetings of the board of direct rs: ' >
which unfortunately are looked upon- ' 1
1011s developed in lime are lhose oi‘ the ”“3“-
the dlicctoii‘e period.
of lace adorning the lion: and sleeves, “Wt-
liie wide sash knotted iii the side. the
slashed—up skirt and the smart. turued- costume.
up but with its sun: cocktails—«an have
been iovived to a. marked extent in the suit of stripe-d black and while iloth
modes of the present season.
fact for she appears at her best when lug cutaway fiom the chest line. Tiiiee
scalp tonic us well. 0m grundmotherslauh'ed in u directoire gown Grace 1111:! white buttons with black ilnis fasten
dignity are contributed by these. fasii the front and trim the sleeves.
ions.
used to fashion an ai'lisiii costume cl. skirt 'is cut Willi an overskirt, which
Sage, combined with Sulphur and 0th Ethls period. A stunning Siill designed forms a diagonal line across the front.
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use‘
lied that the batters -
by Jam Dempsey. ~
tom, under which the men merely spa
plied to. the forehiun for work. He de~ ‘
necessary as he would not change his egar corporation without causing walk» imam; 'that conditions during the
the shops in which they were employs,
Suits Designed by Drecoil. biun point lace fell over the sliOulders. ilciiu e,
Some of the. most picturegque ”1,511 A jaimi of soft cream lace hung from
About lhe waist lino wash
broad birdie of illillltr-ltld tufleia. This
The short-waisted cont ‘Niih “s lrili. may; aii'auged in folds and knotted in
Two ion; ends hung iieaily t1
the linces;'1‘lil.~i is a decidedli smart
,1
formslhe coat.
er lilac chiffiiii‘is (ll‘iiiiail'. c
ders An oddly sliiipi-d
r1111 lace an: ‘1 buttons lovei'e'd wit
saute give a delightful till 1‘ of 11111
need to this lovely cosh-J: The sliii'
tucked in groups to rapiesont St
with a plain band six lucixesfiwide
ing the hem it is slashed up a
left side nearly to the kiioes‘ and iii
in with a triangular piece of the has
run lace Small buttons covered,
the lace trim the skirt; - '
Exceedingly chniming is another
described by a Philadelphia North A111
Tile 'tali woman shunt-'1 revel in tin: erican writer The coat is extienie, be
The
squuie collar and wide cuffs n19 oi:
Materials are seen ut their best when black satin with a border of white The
1118 directoiie fashions have bee
well reteived and are bond to re
with us during the year.
You will be ailsoliitcl' sale in 116de
a gown of this type to your wardrobe
The woman who admires the pictnr»
esque will look so hei self When w '
ing a directolre gown hat and buckle
shoes. .
by Draco”, was of finest serge, dai'ii An extiemely high girdle 0f blni k sel-
biue in color. The rent v as a iiiiuwng. in completes this toilette.
‘and bound about the edges uith Sill: The directoire style developed in the
braid.‘ Large flui covered llllilOilFl iii more dressy gowns is charming
toned the i1'.1011t A wide collui oi Air- Cream colored 101epe is used for .tlifi'
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