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WANTED.
.. ‘TO LET
’ Keeier Are. Ilrookslde.
Stillson- Pow ell Corp,
WANTED~A WOMAN. APPLY AT
Crescent Laundry Seuview Ave, East
Norwal it. ill 3t
WANTEDJI‘HOROUGHLY COM.
potent stenogrspher for one or two
hours a any, with possible steady em-
pioymont later. Address N. L.. cure
Sentinel. lid 3t
WANTED~BY~ MAN HANDY AT
carpenter or general work. employ.
ment by the day or week; trustwor-
thy; best of reference. George Wright,
1103:
WANTED—BOARDERS 1N; A
pleasant home with home cooking. Ana
ply st 12 Osborne Ave.. East Nor-
wuik. '_ ‘5103t
WANTED ~— 80)? FOR DRUG
stole. Must be 16 or over: Apply
libiit .
u ‘mom house,
,7Av e
g South Norwnlk.
WANTEDWGIRL [N OUR BOXING
department. Cinett,"i’enbody it (30.
Jlilllt'
WANTED A GOOD CANOE 1N-
qnlre of N. ii. Partridge Jr . cute (‘01
John N. Partridge. ll estport, Conn
310 Ill
WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. inquire 70 W oodwnrd
is lit
WAN‘T‘EDQYOUNG MAN 'ro
' learn surveying; exroptiouni opportun-
ity. Apply H. il. Minor, 1 Lincoln Ave
l83t
WANTED-40. 000 FEATHER BEDS,
also antique furniture
prices. (.191 mun Feather Co.
130:: K“ Sentinel Oiilce.
Address
iunil 1m
WANTED—4‘0 liUY, ALI. KINDS
of cattle. [lest murket prices paid.
9% to we lb. tor-chives. ll. Fried-
man, South Norwniir. Tel. iihi.
hill in:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Company has moved to permanent
quarters iii 'Rnilroud Ave. Muehlues
tented, reunited. cxchungcd. Muclilncs
hold all 600. per week. . 110 ill:
“HlLLéIDE"ml?illl8lltAllhlli BOARD»
ore wnnted ut “Hillside," Prospect Hill,
.Norwuik lienutilul luwu and trees.
Comforthblo hedmonls. Excellent to»
bio. Terms 312 to $18 per. week. Ad-
dresu Drawer H...Norwull<. ‘ Jun21 in:
_ .n -.,. Mum”... .wmm»..m.w.~w .. no».-.
nucleons NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS ron Am. Kmbs
of Music. Also McKinley munitions.
.i‘rée Music on Suturdnyu. The liar.
near. 76 Washington tit. lil'llt
'mcrurle FRAMElS MADE TO OR-
dcr. Largo variety of moulding». me
be reused nsble. Mut board. dissu- etc.
At the ol established trams shell. 73
Washington sh. upolu‘lis. 1. all it
NOTICE ..... PA
building, Decent u prettiest died.
Save money by bul'ilni rour well pun
per and pointers. ‘ applies oi Alex.
White. blip ml . i
ililiieli cheerlul ‘1
mews monitors on
boot and shoe Milli! r
Highest cush‘
To LET-«SIX ROOMS, FillST
floor; water and toilet. Store and iix
tures to let or will sell building to be
removed, 126 south Main St. inquire
Capt. A. A. Bette. it Well St. ill ti
TO LETMWOODBURY AVE. 335;
St. John place. Norwellt, 335: ll? Tay-
lor Are. 512; upstairs Monroe St.
31-1; upstairs. 54 Osborne Ave, 39;
second floor. Snugntuck, is; half (Time
mur place. Rowayton, $10; baudmcnt.
Washington St.. 27.50; laundry build»
ing, 315; upstairs, Noroton. 35; down
stairs, Noroton, $8; burn. ltowuytou.
:5; door suitable for light manuluclno
lug. Raymond ilros. iii 13 lb
TO LET—~LARGE. AiRY ROOMS,
with orcwithout board, ,3 Elizabeth
St. Quin-turd House. jib (it
To LET—*F‘ROM AUG. 1 1:. JiOOlii
bonito Grove .all improvement“. in
i’ocdwnrd Ave. nlii' nu.
provolncuts. Houses for hole on our)
payments. Charles E. Hoyt. lbt South
Norwulk Trust Co. 127 ti
TO LET-«iiALIl‘ HOUSE. ALL MOD.-
crn improvements. inquire 47 West
Ave.. South Not-walk. iii (it
eon SALE.
Foa‘ sAstran censor cow.
six rears old. inquire Mrs. it. Tariov,
Taylor Ave. , 128“
FOR «Lemme HORSES. n:-
qulre ii. Hershiieid, 19 Wood-8h. or.
122 Water St. mail it
itiii llilllilii
ORDER 1‘0 SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Non-walk. at.
Court. July 3. A. ii 1911.
Estate or Villllum Lallnheer, late ot
Norwulk, in said district. deceased
Ordered, That the udmlnlstrntor ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro-
lune cities in blot-well: on the mu
day of July, l'91t. at 10 o’clock tore-
auoon; nnd that all persons inlemted
in said dstu’t’e my be noticed thereof.
Probute
4 the administrator will cause this or-
tier to be publiuhed in u nowepupcr
having it circulation in said district.
at least five «luvs before said 17th duv
of. July. 1911.
HENRY it. GREGORY
ill it Judge.
TQ LET~«FlV'E ROOMS. FURNISH-
ed at unfurnished Apply to Mrs. Ale»
undcr.15 Charles 13 SL. South Nor-
wulk . 18 3t
_ T0 LET-aanliixéltOOM corraon,
nil improvements, Lincoln Ave. in‘
quire United Grocery ‘Go. silt!
To LETMFIVE ROOMS. 55 SPRING
BL; also live rooms. 57 Spring St.
inquire Mrs. R. Tullov. Taylor Ave
11128 ti
To LETwllRiCK HOUSE OF lipid“
on rooms. all conveniences 23 Union
St Apply to The Hatch & Bailey (10..
Water St. South Norwalk, m12ti
TO LETw-HALF 0F DOUBLE
house. seven rooms. all improvements.
18. Winfield St. inquire W. 8. Han-
iord. East Ave, East Norwnlk. 325 it
To tET—«HAMILTON are. user
at two family house. ,6 rooms. and e
room lint; allimprovement‘s; stood eon-
dltlon; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 t!
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PROFESSIONAL.
. ctsmvovmrmnens roe Am.
you Want to know. Price 250. Madam
. 51.1 lit
Elsinore. 46 South Main 81..
FOR SALE.
FOR BALE ~—¥ ABOUT SEVEN
acres or standing- gruss on the Lester
at John outnlo at llowuyton. Address
Both ii. Tome m Main St. iiurttord.
(John. 11034.
FOR SALE .... Filth: CABIN
launch. new this your; dimensions. all
by ii. 15 horsepower motor: equipment
line. nip bargain ion right party. Ad-
.dross Cabin Launch, sentinel on“?
Jill
Bouih Not-walk.
‘FOR SALflv—liAilNCH. COVERED.
’ use; lengthens helm, no: '41 oh.
her engine; in i'ln‘h condition. W21 on
cheep. Apply 38 South illnln 8t 10 tit
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DANCE " FOR EMPLOYEE.
W
Mrs. Frank DIMonh Celebrates Suc-
cession to Fortune of $1,500.000.
Mru. b‘mnk Dcuiorth, who was Misc
Leonie Alexandre. daughter or the late
J. Joseph Alexnndr'e. true 21 years old
on July 3, and on that date come Into
possession of her share or her miller’s
estste. it matter of $1,300.00. To
celebrate the event she called together
the employee at hel‘. mother‘s big on
tale in Stunner... and told them to
make preparations for o burn duuce
. and to invite their friends. According-
ly Saturday night the burn at Nirvuuh
was the scene of in gathering of 150
young men and women. lrlcnds and so
quointnncos o! the employee.
Mr. and Mrs. lilonl‘orth and u party
at guests. including bliss Cornelia Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willard Mr. nod
Mrs. Funnies Curtis. bloom. Willard,
Slade or New Yon-ht and Jerome Alex»
share. a brother oi Mrs. Duuiorth.
with Mrs. Dunlorth‘u mother. cppelm
ed early and remained, some of them.
until the nitslr ended nt 3 o‘clock auto
doy, and took part in the dancing. Ml
chuel-J. Mullin. tor thirty-live years
inthe employ of Mrs. Alexhndre, was
master at ceremonies.
Probably the very bargain you’ve
been waiting for is advertised today
in The Sentinel for sale column.
The Recreation Tours
SEASON 1911.
ISLAND ever autumn .
Mono and an. e6. y ’
ATLANTIC GITY, Manda s. July 17.
53533; August 14. 23; opt. ll. iii,
BARA‘TOGA SPRINGM Mondlyl, Jill,
mIA'l1 fl" BR ADWAY
lon‘ {wast/i ‘0‘
FWHl‘l‘E MOUNTAle. Mend:
BERMUDA”. 6-day tours m
. oily tour's 937. 50 up. to it rein
:ivg York. atomic builhi‘
s
ores
odd
hirer. Louis Kooniulfi ‘
booth Nbrwulu
roe sosmvouuoannsm éurgw: ‘
defenders Will be having their try»
newborn and Almost Heckshor.
(From in r.- Yachting)
ever since the ebullesse for the Birth
international Trophy who MSW"
loot Winter some definite news mill"
his wilted. and». by the time this,
s in print a number or the possible
outs sud getting the engines tuned up.
‘ ”At least nine bouts hlil'e been built?
‘ with the possible defense of the cup
‘ in view. and while his notfsure that
‘ hll otthese bouts will be ready tor the '
" relimhiutlon races on Huntington Hur-
her some ten days below the internuw
tlonul contest, it is probable that the
majority of them will be there. with.
the possible addition of some “dark
horses. " .
one of the new boots on union Am-
cricu will pin great faith is a new
Dixie, to be nunwd Dixie lit. in honor
ol‘ the boat that bus been so promi-
nent in making Ameriouu motor boat _
history. This boat is being built by a
syndicate. composed of Commodore H.
H. Melville. Vice-Commodore F. ‘K.
The
boat is being built from designs by
Clinton H, Crane. who has tested the
model out in the government expel-i»
mental tank at. Washington. She will
be driven by twomotors with on us-
grezate of between too and 500 horse
power. one of the motors being the
one that was used in the old Dixie.
with another designed exactly like it.
if the new engine proves as reliable
as the old one. it would seem that
Dixie IV. is practically unarmed . of
staying in the contest to the end. .
Rear-Commodore J. Stewart Binnie
ion. or the Motor Host Job of America.
is having two hosts built with a view
or entering the elimination trials. One
of these is a Faubert hydropinne. be
his built by the Electric launch Com.
pany. oi Bayonne. N. .l., and will be
driven by twol-‘iercoliudd motors. do
roloplng 250 horse power each. the
builders having contracted that the
bout nimll obtuin a certain speed. The
other bout is u moi-disillucement boat.
32 feet. ore:- ull by 5 loot 6 inches
beam. being built and powered by the
Emoruon on has Columns. of Alexan-
(iris. Vii. .
The r‘luotrlc launch Company. is
also tiesigulng and building tor Albert
E. Smith n ill-loot boat with ap'proxi.
mun-ii boo horsepower. consisting oi
mo {lull horse power eopcclully design—
ed motors.
hydropinne.
Commodore Melville and August
liockaher will also have n bydroplane
, in the races. no one has been built for
them by the Amid-Wheeler Company.
She will be culled Nameless ”(This
boat is 26 feet over oil by 5 toot 6
inches ileum with “loo borne power on-
gines. This in illtlfli‘lii bout to be on
the water, and use reproduce a photo-
graph other herewith. which shows
that she is some speed}: The boot
end engine has a displacement or i.-
790 pounds. ,
ENGLwD’B PROSPECTS FOR THE
B. I. TROPHY.
" kn‘”
Details of Probable Challenger: for
the Nextnrostfinco.
(J. Randell Wilden iniJuly Yachting.)
I! l‘ were asked point blank whuti
thought of England‘s chances of win-
ning the coveted “Blue Ribbsnd of the
Water" next Augunt. i should roplyt‘
Not innohl, Lost year i placed an
over-confidence in Pioneer: but. as
proved to he the cube. accidents will
happen even with the boost of craft.
Up to the moment of writing only two
boats have been built this .\.'.enr or are
new building. in England with the
British international Trophy at the
main object in view.’ These two bouts
are Mr. ill. Mucksy Editor's Thorny-
croft hydroplnne Mable Lent ill. dull
the new Cox hr. King to footer for Mr.
ls‘. Gordon Prutt, which l mu describ.
lug during “the course or this article.
'i‘wo notable bouts built but your mil?”
competewnemely, the il‘uuber type hr-
dropleuo Pioneer nnd the famous illi-
knot 'l‘horurcrolt shimmer Mirnndu
iv. Whither the latter will be sent
or not by her new owner. went. libel
forlnhtion. Nor is it known: whether
Mr. with “county will again enter lili-
tide [ms ulster bout. Zlucreilo. illu-
Join o: the pleas of rumors and m
1_ sip that have been floating around»: ‘
This boot will also be u;
Hampton; l elm get no authentic luv
. . P." Moth “Fishes
“ unshlue Bill
’ .ft‘ lltou Coupons and
H , Glenn-er and Pow»
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Runire l we) land Chocolate .
Mhson‘s ilhoe toilet; and Drew
Balm .rnrrntr‘rr. ..
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‘lloi‘lush'l iiund Cleuue'r
ii unley u “lion is and Cleanser
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"mud nines rch '
"Lozel " Perfumes sud Toilet Rm
1'1th OJLEI‘ " Seunrinsel‘owdcr Budgiegfis Rubber Heel 9 '
ends" also given by Thousands of mill..-
PINDINT CIGAR STORIS
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The South
Present this (‘cutlox‘h at the
dress given belo
rhisVALUAIBLE cocoon from v .
u . is glued to. a HAMILTON COUPON "5”
Thell-lamlltcn Corporation, was w. 33d St. New York City
Noeralk Sentinel
Ad'- lWritei tor Illustrated Golding of
Bloom i’ul Plcmiumu at Voucher
for“! it) FREE Blithe:
”um-«-
13 North Main Street
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droplune, and, as yet. is undecided runny lures during the season in all dear old ling she will race under.
about challenging. Should he do so, hei
will have Bioneer retitled. Now the
duke is s sportsman oi the first clause,1
and. persouolly. i believe that he will
race the boat that made things burn
at Lsrohmont last August. 80.1! ev-
erything goes well with Pioneer. we
can look forward to hersetting a 40—
knot pace throughout the race; but
there‘s muny a slip ’twixt the starting
line and the winning gun!
Regarding Maple [lent ill. there can
be no doubt wherever-that she‘nttuln-
ed the wonderful speed or nearly 50
knots on her trials, but this was only .
ior o. halt—mile clip. At Monaco last
Easter she showed whit she actuuiir
could do over a lengthy coiirswsome-
where under 30 knots. it i recollect
rightlye—ond then she nearly went to
Davy Jones' locker. However. hir.
Muckuylddgar informs me that she is
being considerably strengthened. As a
mailer of fact, she is having stronger
propeller brackets tilted. and a new
under-body is being built by Saunders.
oi Cowes, on his patent sewn system.
which was used in the construction or
Ursula and Pioneer. This, without
a doubt. is the finest method of rumor-
boat building yet invented. it con-
sists of three thin layers of sounded
timber. unharmed by silk or thin cun-
rus.‘ und the whole sewn together and
to the Names by copper wire, which
terms a complete interwoven network.
giving groai‘atrcuulh with elasticity.
while riveting and rivets are entirely
dispensed with.
The ’l‘hornyrroit design of hull is ex.
cellont; but to give me u saline or con-
fidence in her for the series of races
over a somllo course, as will- be the
cow uort August. Maple Leaf iii.
must first have a new pair of engines.
From results up to date. including last
your (for one or her motors was taken
from Maple heat. ill.l dont‘ think they
will stand the strain. Twenty-four
cylinders tells u lot of looking utter
when the crunkshui’ls are turning at
1.000 R. P. hi. and developing nearly
800 H. P. Should the prove reliable.i
shull always be a believer in luck. ‘
However, time will tell. and it she
timber to be worthy of Dixle‘s fume
i will be the llrst to acknowledge my
mistaken l?) criticism. There is‘no
need to describe her fully here. no
that was done in my Monaco report in
the May issue of Yachting.
Should none or the American or
English bouts be able to maintain the
rust speeds expected. thou the 40-
iocier building for Mr. F‘. Gordon Pratt
stands an excellent chance of winning
buck the trophy from Great Britain.
and. it‘ Pioneer and Maple «Leaf full.
all my hopes and lulth will. be placed
in her. Not a hydropishs intended for
record-breaking speeds, but merely in
very last cruising displacement
launch. designate steadily pied ulcer
ht between 30 and 35 knots. Last year
Dixie ill. was virtually the slowest
bout of the whole bunch st Lurch-
mont; but. like the provervinl tortoise,
she won through sheerstoady plod-
.dlnpuuud i should not be surprised it
this were the cure witthr. Pratt’s
best. But why should one be likely to
he reiihbio? you Indy ssh. Whit” end i
will give my reason. ‘ .
Mr. Prott'o how our but been de-
signed by Cor it; King. of million. cud.
' on being usher
kinds oi weather without a breale
down. always maintaining their design-
Now. the new ‘13. l. Trophy boat will
also be e. displacement host. so that
the discovered and as yet undiscovered
troubles of the hydroplune will he el-
iminated. and it is (alrly certainthst
Tyroless ill.-——os she will be named-v
will be reliable; because it Cox .9.
King and Brooke can turn out excel-
lent craft like Tyroless ii. and Baby
in, a host lire test longer-will not.
worry them much
i will now turn to details at the ‘
host herself. which use a. rather,
unique hull design and installation a‘ri‘
alignment.“ She will be built of sin-
gleskln mehonguny. varying iron) ”«
inch to 55-inch in thickness, laid
closely packed timbers.
provided by means of struts from the
tops of the bearers to the minorities.
With crew and petrol aboard the
Weight will be in the neighborhood or
{our tons. Her lines which. for obvi-
ous reasons. cannot be published,
show her to here a straight stem and
u moderately widetrunsom stern. But
her underbodr is a new departure for
u born of her size and speed and. run-
ning from stem to stern, is slightly
convex, while her sections are or . :1
modified sharpie design. the rounded
Veeclione or hard chine commencing -
[ox-ward and disappearing oft. Tile
idea is. or course. to reduce displace-
ment unddhe change in trim from
which moot bouts oi the ” type Butler
when running without resort to the
hydmplane principle of supporting
the whole weight otthe host on one
or more smell surfaces. and thus to
increase speed over ordinary displace
ment croft, without sacrificing sea—
worthlueas or conditions suitable to
the reliable working of the machinery.
There is, oi course, little or none of
the reduction or wetted ’suriare when
running, on which hydroplunes and
shimmers chiefly rely. Above water
she resembles her predecessors of the
same name.
He:- lnstullntion is decidedly unique
ior at speed boat.
each developing about 180 H. P. on the
brake, but nominally,_oi 120 H. P. They
will drive twin screws, but to sure
beam the engines will not be laid side"
by side. Both e engines and propel-
ler shafts will e on the center line
or the boat and the propeller shaft oi
the forward engine will pass below‘the
alter engine, A curious point iono-
tlco is thut this arrangement in pro-
lile resembles tile placing of the two
propellers in plan on each side at the
liners Lusitania and Muuretania. To
obtain the best results the engines
turn in opposite directions. The tor-
word engine is coupled to its propeller
shaft by u clutch only. while the utter
engine is titled, in addition. with u re ' ‘
Either engine may be
VETS!) KGM'.
the drug or the. bropoiier. Both pro
pullers will be forwerd oi the brsce
lions. ‘ . . .
'uncertslnly, and every boat will be is
ed speed or 25 knots, or a little over. to 1 chance. Time only will prove in:
The race this year will be a. glut.
predictions to be right or wrong.
--Dosn’ a Regulate cure continuum.
tone the stomach, stimulate the ii"?
ipmmote digestion and appetite on!
easy passage of the bowels. Alk-
counter for them. 25. cactus, ’
Slimming is"
She will be titted .‘
with two iii-cylinder Brooke. motors.‘
6% inches bore by 8 inches stroke. .
first started end the other pulled up by ., f
E have heard}
lot ab in
Southern Cook
ing,butSoutherncoo
usually by a sleek-u ‘
RANGE
Housatoni
Pewter Co'
These two firms have Already built
uud experimented this year with two " ‘y
bouts of this type of bull each 21 teat
long and titted with
iirooke engines. the hint speed stint
‘0’ horse power it}
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