v
. prices Gel mun Feather Co.
' of cattle.
clue modern high yrs -”I
[Busmess & Profess1onal
Cards etcetera
I .fluh
LASSIFIED Advertisements on t
w .
page. Twenty-Five Words or Le”. 25¢.—
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additio al Word. 1 cent per Incertion. In Black-a
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED.‘ 'ro LET FOR SALE. .. '
WANTEDe-GIRL FOR GENERAL_
housework.
Ave.
Inquire 70 Woodward
183t
.i-ty. Apply H. B. Minor, 1 Lincoln Ave.
,. Inquire Mrs.
.West St '
equipment oi? the hlitlieot grade tools.
WANTED «— YOUNG _ MAN To
learn surveying: exceptional opportun-
18 3t
WANTED “COMPETENT GIRL
for genelul housework. Two in family.
H. A. Mathewson“?
i;
WANTED-10, 000 FEATHER BEDS.
also antique furniture. .Highest cash
Address
Box K.. Sentinel Oiilce. junil 1m
WANTEDMTO BUY, ALL KINDS
Best market prices paid
9% to 100 lb. tor calves. H. Fried-
man, South Norwalk. .Tel. 1151. p
. ' ‘ “ album
South Norwalkn ‘5.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“H I LLSI DE"-DESIRABLE BOARD
ers wanted at “Hillside," Freshest Hill.
Norwnik. iieuutit‘ul luwn and trees
Comfortable bedrooms. Excellent tn-
ble. Terms $12 to $18 per week. Ad-
dress Drawer H.. Norwalh. jun211m
BUSINESS NOTIgES. 7'
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS
of Music. Also McKinley illddltlons.
Free Music on Saturdays. The lid
zuhr, 7ll-\\'nshlugtcn St. jli Gt
MANSION HOUSE—FURNISHED
roams from $1.50 up. Tobie bourd, $4
per week. Rooms with 01 without
hoard. Meals. 25c. Inierythiug hunt
and clean. \V. i". Teller. prop. .jbilt
PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO OR-
der. Large variety of mouldings. Pric-
es reasonable. Mat outd. glass. etc.
At the old estubilshe irome shop. 78
Washington St. npstaiis. all if
NOTICE -- PAINTING. PAPER
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pn-
per and pnlnters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61% Ely Ave. Tel. 428. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.
NAsH'e MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair iahop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. as West Washington 8t.
..
WWW
w ......... thou”... Wm“
Auction. Sale
WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1911.11 A. M.
Will absolutely be Mid in tingle
lot: to tile highest bidder. the
entire equipment of the
w. n. FORBEB COMPANY, nunhruot
Located foot of Trumbull 8b.
- Nfiw LONDON. CONN.
This is «at modern. uprtoednte plant.
«humbling or to cumpidto machine shop
iiifiil an u’nusunliy large nod line assert»
about or nmuil tools of all kinds.“
well” no patterns. Mailings, drawings.
iiilihiiOfi and unfinished ports oi high
mode stationery and marine site on
nines. An unusual anointing}:r t on
/ . Suturduvs of m
. To LET-"HALF nouns. ALL Moo
ern improvements. ‘Inqulr-e 47 West
Ave... South Nor-walk. 185%
TO LETwFIVE ROOMS. FURNISH-
ed or unfurnished. Apply to Mrs. Ale»
an er,15 Charles B. St, South Nor-
wa k 38 34;
To LET-~IIOUSE NORTH TAY-
lor Ave. 6 rooms; rent 36 month. In-
quite I-Ihy’es Mitt.
TO LETMFURNISHEI) Roost. 1.x
quire 9 Hunford Place. South Norwalik.
3 at
T0 LET—A 00L, FURNISHED
room in the iron of the house Apply
Dr. Stiles 1). Lawrence. 12 Hoviland
St, Sbutli Norwnlk. Iitllit
T0 LEJMTHREE ROOMS. IN-
quire at the Burner, 76 Washington
St. ill at
1’0 LETMSEVENROOM COTTAGE.
nil improvements, Lincoln Are. In.
quire United Grocery Co. ill ll
T0 LET~-FIVE ROOMS. 55 SPRING
Sh; also live rooms, 57 Spring St.
Inquire Mrs. R. 'Iiorlov. Taylor Ave.
in‘ls ti!
. T0 LET~SlX-ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements. 0. E. Hoyt. at The
South Norwulk Trust Co. 127 ti
To LET—~BRICK HOUSE OF ELEV
en rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hutch lit Bailey Co. .,
Water St. South Norwallt. ml? ii
To LET4~HALF 0F DOUBLE
house. seven rooms. all improvements.
18 Winfield St. inquire w. 8. Han
lord, East Ave, East Norwnllr.‘ 1425 ti
To LETMHAMILTON AVE. HALF
oi two-family house. 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements: good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R Taylor. 513 if
PROFESSIONAL.
CLAilIVOYAN'rm’I‘ELLS YOIIALL
you wont to‘know. Price 250. Madam
Elsinore. 46 South Main St. ill at
TUTORiNo-«ENGLISH BRANCH.
es. Latin. Greek. German. French. ills‘
.tory. 'I‘Wenly years' all orienoe in
teaching. References. ill call it
desired Edward D. Morrimuu. A. M.
(Yule). Weatport, Conn. lilo
e:
BXAMININO PUPILS FOR CERTIFI-
OATEO.
~.(lllsrles N. Hull. the uncut oi the
state board of educationausdo his ilrut
visit to South blot-wont loony for the
purpose offloxnmluing nhool children
bud issuing ago certificates. Under
the new law Mr. Hull will puriorbtltbe
work of issuing oertiflcntonyhioh won
formerly done by, the principaia urine
schools and Town: clerk Herbert It.
smith. Today Mr. Hull issued one earl
tlhobte and refused too, but these lab
tor children will hows another chum
lie line «warmed to be at No. ice Walth-
inutou street. on second end tour/tit
,_
FOR SALE—~LA'I‘ES'I‘ BROADWAY
hits. Selections from Madam Sherry.
Slim Princess. Pink Lolly. Latest
songs. .11 high grade piano at a low
price. The M. Steinem d: Sons 00..
16 South Main BL. 80. Norwallt. 18 3t
-‘ any time with builder. C. L. St. John.
_ Taylor Ave.
t oi Not-walk. authorising her thorounlo.
FOR BALE—CHEAP. WELL-BUILT
huh-tins cabin launch. new. 253612 test.
oak paneled; sleeps three; 8 cyl. 15 h.
p..Vlm motor; speed 12 miles. Been
Steamboat Place. 18 it
FOR SALE—MAY. NOW STAND-
ing on «i or‘h acres, price is. Out
about two tons lost year. Mr. Rich.
urds, on trolley between Barton and
Rowayton. 38 It
FOR BALE—«THE CHEAPEST GAS-
ollno boat in The Nor-walks. it taken
before the 15th otduiy. Inquire 8
Charles B. Sh, city. otter 5:30 p. tin.g
. 7 :i:
FOR sate-«mum. MODEL No.
It), single rumble roadster, $400. 26
Maple Ave. Stamford. 3? 3t
FOR SALE~~NEW RANGE. IN.
quire 24 Union St. city. 57 8t
FOR SALE-FOR ONE WEEK.
Privute sole household furniture, two
cows, sheets. 50.: chickens. Inrm imple-
ments. hay. straw, horse inwn mower,
wine press. older mill, grist mill. hone
grinder. rubber-tired runabout, two-
seated carrige, 8 colony houses. writer
ram, pumps and other things too num-
erous to mention. At E. Burthol's,
Gracie BL. Dnrien. ' ii iii
FOR BALEMFINE JERBMCOW,
six years old. inquire Mrs. R. Tsrioré
its t
FOR BALE—-SblilENTEEN-l‘OOT
fiat-bottom launch. Palmer engine. par-
ticularly well built; two years old; do»
cided bargain. W. H. Peck. Harbor
View Beach. . 123 1w
~1 .
FOR BALE-OIIIO HOBBEB. IN-
qulre ii. Hershiieid. 19 Wood St. or
122 Water St. 11129 if
’llllll llllllllil
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate lur the District
the subscriber hereby offers for solo
all such right. title and interest so
Susan B. Smith. lute oi Norwulit in
said district deceased. had at the time
0! her death in dud to the following
described renl auto. to wit:
All that cent in trust or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon atondt
ins. ritual/ad at South Norwa‘llt. in the
intro oi! Norwalk. containing two (2)
roodli. moroor less. bud bounded north.
only by land now or tormerly of the
heirs oi Danni: Plo’it. choierly in port
by highway know or West avenue
and in part by loud now or formerly
oi Hartford. Wilcox; southerly by iiiIlII
now or formerly of Hartford Wilcox
and land now or tormorly of George
or formerly of Edward lieurd.
For particulars and looms Utopia to
Nil till h. hidiilititi
ifilgi ~ " Adminlomt ',
. Mes.”
. home.
' emetic.
St. John; and Westerly by dead now 1"
‘9“ my hands-«audit
a certain celebritywi went to
letter written in a large. iii-m hand:
. ”our group still exists and con-
details you. on min of death, to m
on the sum of 2,000 pounds.
“I! you agree. tie a handkerchief to
your bedroom window. «The Invinci.
But two days after. no i was costing
about midnight something
ntmck the with quite near me, and It
the name instant there was aloud de-
bonation. ‘I saw two shadows disap-
umong the trees of the ill-plain
the. By the light at a tow matches I
found the scar made on the with:
the bullet, and the bullet Itself. in!
obopoless on the pavement; I had
bed a narrow steam! And I found
in my morning letter has a postcerd
With these penciled words:
"First “laminar-The Invincibleo.” ‘
Next day. a little after my breaki-
tut cup '0! calico. I was seized with -
on excruciating attack oi indigestion.
which I could not account for And
which lasted till the evening. A core-
tui examination by a doctor solub-
liohed the fact tint the milk but con-
tained a mixture of manic and In
And the post bronchi than
words to me:
"Second and loot warnint. we can
meat the dose. -—'l‘ho Invincible-3'
I gathered myselt together a little.
No they would not “have" mod it:
revolver would be always armed my
load would be rigorously examined.
and I would keep a strict watch. I
‘iven took the precaution of writing to
my bani: to deliver my valuables to no
one but nay-nth“ . . w
As I was returning trout my short
daily stroll, an idea came into my
head. 0n the first landing oI the
house it door born this copper also:
"Dick Bertrand Private Detective.” :‘
A‘ weanannel-od servant intro-
duced me to ill. Bertrand. A clean-
Ihaven gentleman oi distinguished ao-
neurones. who listened with greatest
attention but! sympathy to my recital.
"My dear Judge." said be. “it in a.
very serious mutter. and I think it In
less a cone of blackmail than of van-
geance. They wsnl‘your money. but
especially your lite. You must tie a
handkerchief to your window. on if
you contemplated paying the sum. and
then you must disappear for twenty-
!our hours. i am going to make
myself up no you with your clothes.
Then I shall disguise you as n
workman. While you slip out by
the kitchen staircase. I bending
your dbuble. and will will: out
coolly by the trout. I will be taken
tor you. and no doubt an attempt will
be mood to stop me. and no i know
the ways. oi those rescue, I will re-
san‘e acme surprises for them.”
I climbed to my room. to give the
aim] and let my servant know I
was going away for A couple oi dun.
Then in o low minutes M. Dick Bor-
trnnd wan “I” to unicorn ‘
“You cannot go anywhere in this
cesium... acid my protector. "At
Ville d‘Avorov, Queen Mary road.
there in a bonding house kept by,
Medsme'uvom. a moot outwith:
lolly. to whom bolero now I how not
person in your clruumotmm.
Madame hporte who It pretty young
brunette. The Ioolinx tint now I ma
note from the Invinciblea railed luv.
spiriti to s remarkable degree.
Boon dinner corolla its succulent
odor and it will a report. The shun.
mus wow: «you tbirtyoit hours
mental-do on a Monthly Itch
The house was empty and looked; .1
{help from tho Window.
Mum let me out. A doctor told
the I mitotic: title» of bovine battalion
route; and the police
for a month‘s hard-earned holiday. i
‘ One morning i received the following
amt Cl one.
Gosmun’o G 3h
“'2. “It." M0 in Flakes
' u shin
PENDENT
resent this (coupon at the
, rose siIven‘b below
into
I‘Kniokorboclter Biscuit Co. Crack-
This VALUABLE COUPON from
p ration, 29-35 W. Still so. Now Yorlt city
it Milli Ifl‘lolll‘ and "IWlliiaI.
:lpen
"Fluit Ruffles
nub Hun ‘
atoniey'h MSon‘éa‘m and“ Oleander
torch '
”an0 l" aPortumeo nnd ’l‘ollet Ro-
lie"
nr-o L E" Scourin Powder Bed is esitubbisr Hell ‘ ' I
ll-lbmiltou(Monon- andgiiooda" also cigar}: by Thousand]: of mps- .
“GAR STORES
Ad— ’Write forlllustrhted Catalog of
Beautiml Premiums & Voucher
lliF‘
Bonds.
13 North Main Street
..
Hal-Ii hunt (I N
‘ ’ Sentinel.
Woman's APPEAL FOR‘l‘JUSTIcE
nun—u—
Hor Blur. in Her yin-band's sue-
con. '- '
A husband and wife We logother
lint in poverty. then in comfort tin-
ally in luxury. They have worked
and economizéd in their respeélive de~
psrtments. He has conducted the
business: she has run the: house. A
large part of her social ilie‘ its well as
all oi her domestic ‘one. has been are
ranged with a. view to his interests.
one has mad ‘ her. campaign Maxillary
to his. low numbered!
out! they hove more than they need.
he takes the surplus. and continues to
"give" her what she asks for. or what
his generosity prompts him to bestow.
It is what the law allows. what trndl-i
tlou accords and what she Is .forccd to ,
acquiesce in. writes Elle W. Peuttle, in
the lilollneator.
The idea used to hold that ii a wo~’
man wished to be successful she must
marry. This idea was based. portly
i.
important relation—~01 woman to lilo.
and partly upon a convention. Mons
success was one thing: noman’s sn-
othsr. But the effect or civilization is
to lessen the dilierence between men
and women. Woman's idea of success.
for example, becomes more like man’s.
The women who discovers In hersoli
ability of any can feel: an evenin-
creulug ambition to market that abil-
upon the relation—wills immensurnbll ‘
STAAWBERHIES onetw BETTER.
Ouitlvator Mode the Bow- Narrow-
, ‘. .. .756 . .
I made a little experiment in straw-
berry culture that turned out a com-
plete success, writes Orville Joy Han-
cool: in Orange Judd Farmer.- 1 had
a row or strawberries that did not pan
out very well The row did not till
out. and was left narrow when the
flowering season came on. I: did not
look ofr anything from this row. but ‘ I
in the end i
it did
tact. is vi. a wonder to ins. ss thud ‘
always been used to having wide
ro‘ws. it set me to thinking, and the
jrosult was that I set out ii rows the
next year to experiment on. About
hull of them were as wide as usunl.
The remainder I kept down to not over
‘elzht inches. and every little way I
chopped out a hoetul of plants in the
middle of the row to let the sunshine
in.
i kept the row down to eight inches
(ride all summer. and trimmed on! all
runners in the spring. and the result
was that they grew better. had better
foliage, cud when picking time came
they were so far ahead of the rows a.
foot or 14 inches wide that l have fol-
lowed this method since that time. i
have had better results every; your and
bigger prollla Item 3 smaller patch.
Where“! used to hays rows {our feet
lty. II she offers, some practical form
hope there has always been this pro-
test in the heart or woman against
giving much for little, but she Jill!
tried to think of herbal! as a creature
of peculiar moral grace because or her
ancrlhce. That there is no longer any
possible nhhdow oi a doubt about her
attitude oi unrest, the remit tor
which lie: north: in the tact that in
doing this the is not hire whether she
is heroic or merely inert.
Two Women, were converging about
this and ninth“ matters It a liul‘clioon
the other tiny. One of them. who our
sound unmunl beauty who talentr had
married a German while ntudylnx,
shroud. The other was an Amer-icon
at line presence and trout: speech
"They talk shout American ltrunnion
being» tho hopnlmit in the world." said
the hilly from Germany, “but i think
They don‘t have enough at thtir hum
band‘t’ «solely to be Milly punished.
» it you wont to also happy l’s’iniiio't
should» come to humour: The tie
. out is one of the m
'th
d 9t women. " »
of service the desires it return. PenI
apart and s foot or so widel now have
them three feet four inches o‘r three
and one. half foot. according to the
kind of ground, and the rows are only
'oight inches wide.
Tile advxihtsge and value or this
method are plain to be seen. In pick-
ing one man can handle a row with
ease, whileo wider row requires two,
one on each side. or else you must go
up one side and come down on the
other side. and even than when the
.i’oliago l’s‘ illicit you will miss a noun”
bar or berries. And here is another
thing. the moat imperiout of all. The
barrios do not grow in the center of
the row. They grow in oluttera right
along under the outside edges of the
row. and to eliminating that center
part of the row simply does may with
a Ilot oi unprofitable lounge.
Wan-v-
. ' ’ sonar flashers. “
they are very mum and dltamtdod. Practically every room needs “is
sorop- basket. but unique one is tortu-
i
note enough to. poll
z-Pale Only Color to Growtng in ‘F 1
For the most part. bedroom
have pisln weave patterns.‘
stripes, and small conventional
patterns. rather than the all-o
mitotic newer designs that us
the fashion.
Pale may is growing in Iasbibn.
as a wall pope:- and tor peII ‘
hangings and upholstery lends chit
ter and distinction. In may casee,
materials are also used for bedsp
and bureau covers. but that‘seem‘
be carrying the contrast too tar.
tructing from rather than acce '
ing the lightness of the room.
A bedroom iihould be light in {do
but it can be that without being .
in key. A great desl‘depends u ”
the materials used. A material til“
absorbs light. like woolen goods
be .dreary, while a silk or a trans
ent material at the same color may
Itiendly Au indie silk may be d
or In color than a cretonne._bu‘t
sheerness and the way it has of n
mg with light and shade will mail tel
feel correspondingly lighter. .
Then too. much depends upon ,.
artistic hilndlln-g or the color sebum A
line feeling for solicited and grey
tones. a nice hppreclation of.
arrangement and pleasant cont
will oiiset the advantage of a
puletteiul or light and bright '
without an artistic testing in the
tribution. I! you use, for his
deep blue background for birdsey
pie. you will get a brltuesa in
oil the cult satin yellow or the
that you cannot get anything all
contrast. A room ‘or silvernrey
’wtth a soft apple green on the
atmospheric imposes til "it
charm. Itytdits‘s timo'f it‘ll
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