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WANTED.
WANTED—431' SEPT. 1, GOOD ALL
round cook. not fancy; must be com
potent. Good wages. Address Box 5.
Burton. Conn. 3 a253t
WANTED —- YOUNG MEN T0
learn cementing on raincoat-e. Good
pay while learning. interstate Robber
(30., 83 Washington St. a2i'i 3t
WANTED-«BOY TO MAKE lithi-
seli generally useful in icctory. in
tct'etnte Rubber (70., 83 il'nshlngton
St. 0.25 lit
WANTEDMEVERY GAS EXGlNE
owner to know that we moire a spec-
inity oi repuiring ignition appurntue.
Storage batteries recharged and re.
paired. Positively no Sunday work
Mt-Kibbin, «ii ll'lmuootl Ave
, hill 23" .5
WANTED—31‘!) RENT iv‘itUhi OCT.
let a it) or 1" room bonito; must be
null located and have modern im-
pretentious. \\‘.m Ewing, into (‘luott
Peuhodr &( ‘0 it‘ll .‘tt
IEMALE HELP «ANTED
Knitlterhoclter heather Noieliy (‘o
lilo \sche inctor3,7 Monroe St. bill if
WANTED-OLII ili‘l‘) Si] FEATHER
bode iicst cash piitcs puitl millions
(' iv". [lii‘kiiiiiolh itcnerul Delivery.
South Neru'.ulk nit) iiil
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“unsung". latices.“
TO LET
TO LET-«FIVE NICE ROOMS
with bath and all other improvemente
inquire 265 East Are ”.5 :it
To LETwFROM SEPT. i iOIiBE.
aist rooms, inlprotemenu. i1 infield
St. East Norwalk. inquire Edward
Simone. 35 Went Main St., hiorwIJit.3
all!» 1
TO LETwllitlSIRAiiiihl ROOMS
furnished or unfurnished with lm
provementa rennonnble: also for sale
eighteen- -room house. largo grounds,
fruit. on my payments: 2” East
Are. 1125 iii
TO LETw-llnmv‘ A HDUSE ON
Putnam Ave all modern improm-
mentc. inquire Timothy llrcsnnn. vi?
Wool Ave n25”
TO LET-«FOUR ROOMS AND
built. all lniproremonln. over OWN].
ilnkery. inquire Mrs. K. Muller. '12
biotin Main St. ‘i'hone 435. all ii
To LET~8E\'EN ROOMS \i‘i'i‘il
improvements: from September iii. to
adults only. inquire o. “S. (i. Stillman.
2i Went St. South Nor-walk. uL‘v! lit
TO LET 'ro unxrmmnx oxnr.
furnished roumI. lnuuire 9 Hanioi'd
Platte, South Korwnlk, will:
TO LETwlviOiiSiv). 1-!" SOUTH
Main 81., ii rooms. all improvement»:
ulao hence, (3 meme. Meadow BL, liti-
provcmenit. inquire is‘. M. 'l‘oiloI. Hit
Smith Main St. 1123:“
NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kindI
custom blade work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 98 WeIt Wthinxton 8t
LAUNCHING OF THE RIVIDAVA.
QUINCY, Mullet, Aug. 2b.~-Wlien the
ponderous hull of the liividavn. the
world' B (prettiest battleship starts
1. down the ways at the yard of the
[villa River Shipbuilding Company. to-
mor,row her name will be pretinimed
to the world .byfienora Romuio S. No.
on,‘ wife of the Argentine minister to
the United Stilton. The rcprenentnllt'e
oi ih United States Department at the
launching of the nilper-di'enduought, for
the MW of the Argentine Republic
will be Hour,» l.. Junel. abelItIut chit
' vof the dipiulon of Latin American
fuirn.
We: the accommodation of the lxrxo
' number of snootl I out platform he.
been conutrtlctedntretchlng from the
roof of the blackemith allow to the
edge oi the Ioaffolding about the how
(little veneoi. Luncheon will be
ironed bite: the launching, in the initi-
dle loft and the new boiler houle. QA
special train will bring orbit of the
gun-tr out from Boston. runnln div‘
rectly lnt'o the yard and the munching
in expected to occur It lit: so p. in.
«a
NEW RAGE OF PEOPLE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2b.~—~A nice of
die wholly! never hetero behold a
white men-pot- on indlah hoe been
him-overdo in the Arctic replace or
' itritlah Columbia by Vititimnr multina-
non. leader of the American Milnum'I
ut-itviiiiilc expedition, which left here
in April. 1908 according to a lettor
I'li‘i clued in ili‘i'ioitlyf! fi‘ti’lii him M”...
an. IW
ABERNATHV IOVI m GHiGAGG.
CHICAGO. Aug ”an-WI and M
pie Abernathy, cone of dohn About
thin of Oglnhoina. W through. Ohi-
nuuo. «last night. on horsehair. The
More. who are riding liroui New Yorkie
loo Income. Magoo dim ballad
To LIT -l-‘Oiii‘t LARGE ROOMS.
stationary tubs and bath room. lil~
quire Frunk Wilccit. 37 Fulriield Are.
323 :it
To LET- SEVEN ROOM (‘O'l‘TMii‘L
all improvements, Lincoln Me; also
live- -room cottage on ilateu Court. and
one houee Lawrence St inquire Unl-
ted Urocer3 00.. and ii. .louciouitJQv.r
31!
re LET- TWO HOUSitla WITH
veil modern lmprovemcnta. in ant clans
condition, In bolt residential port of
city; central. inquire 22 Taylor Ave.
near Wool 8t. I21 6t
TO LET —F‘iVE ROOMS. CONNEC-
tlcut Ave; IlIo air room: and large
garden. Apply to hire. lioua Turiov.
102 Taylor Ave. ah ti
TO LlTu-HOUBE. ELM GROVE
81.. "iron room», am oh» condition.
(out till. inquire John H Knapp, 82
Well at Iii it
To LITwF'iVE ROOMS 55 fil’ltiNil
at. inquire Mn. it. Tariov, Taylor
MI. in” if
'ro LIT-«iimcx H0119! ll‘ ELEV
on room. Ill conventencee. ll Union
St. Apply to The Hatch & Bailey Co.
War" at. Booth Norwallt. mill it
re LIT~HAMILTGN AWL. HALF
of two-funny been. 9 room. and ii
room an: all imprevetnente; noodceo
dition; one block from railroad ItIllon
Joleph ll. i‘aylor. I” if
x
“lama“ u you;
IGHOONIR GRANT AOHORI.
OiliiiiN'i‘ ii. i.. Ann. dhwfi‘he tour
mulled «encoder. George it. Great. of
2.000 ionii‘ burden and militia. light
from New Haven for Norfolk, Iwent
ashore today all Rocky Point in in
thick foil. Life tavern but out from
Rocky i’oint coon hafnium ,uuti
found the vernal in no Miller Ind mt.
lug eerily with the captain hopeful oi
flouting her «with ‘th next lush title.
A tug bod been ordered from New
mm to pull the Inhooner off the
«Mn held.
.. The wrinkle; manor Tam. of the
'l‘. A 809% Motor. loft here at 8
e'dioel: Miami to pull off the
a li. man. which went
“do lion: “in: tall: between
like at once .1. B, anreuoe Agency. is
__ hiI identity, but todIy be laid iliI
FOR SALE. Q .
FOR Ian—4500 CASH (BALANCE
on mortgage) will buy a mu; little
farm mile and. belt above blorwaiii.
South Main St 125 at
FOR ML£~GOOD HORSB. 1N-
uuire 41 Benton 8t. ISIS 8t
FOR ML! MANUFACTURING
business for tale. small “limo
tinned light hardware manufootorin;
lmluou. Opportunity for practical
man uitb small amount of capital
Room for addition lino Pment foc-
tor3 or about 10000 feet can be had
at reasonable rental. A B. Clark. P
0 Box 212. ilridgeport (mun all 3!
roe BALI eucouo naun lump ‘
none in good condition; levee ream
tors and pipes Fred Keeling. it St
John Ant. Eat. Nero/Alli. w a. :. adult
F0 SAL! - «Flh’dd MAHOGANY
uprix it piano, with stool and cover.
slightly need. Will cell at u sacrifice
l-‘. H. Lurch. Harbor View Beach.
South Nurwulit. 1323 iii
[Elli iiiilliitim
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOI'NT.
lliIirlcl of Noni-hilt, an. Probate
i‘ouri. August 2.3 It ll" ilill ,
Islamic of .loIepliine i. .«JleF‘omt late
of inkewuod in the State of New Jen
eey demoted. ,
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his edmlnietrallon account to thin
court for adjustment at the Probate
oltioe in Norwlillt. on the 18th day of
deptcmher iiill. at it o‘clock lifter
noon; and that all penIonI intercom!
in «in «late only be notified thereof.
the cxut uior will value thlI order to
be publlebod in I newnpaper having I
circulation in ti dim-lot. at least the
dim before! or] liith day of Septem-
ber. 191i.
HENRY w. GRigGURl.
325 it Judge
WOUNDID IUROLAR m COURT.
LiliaANON. Aug. 35.»'i‘ho mun who
we captured int nishi after be bid
been wounded with a Ibotxun follow
in; bi- breaking into the Itore of is. P
Fowler. m arraigned in court todar
before JuItico of Peace J. G. BlIItIIieI.
HI pleaded not guilty to the charge of
breaking Ind cumin. but probable
called was found and he no bound
or r to the Iuperior court for trial.
w "rm henfuud todioeloeo
name we. John Dow. end that bio
home "I to 13W. Kline. “than“
he had not boon time for «Verdi
runs. He gave tile ago an: ill. .Dowd
bed in his noun-ion a Illrer notch
peppered with shot. lie claim libel.
he held it in bits but! when Ihot oi
loot night and that Ionic of the Ibo!“
struck the timepiece. A cldoe milk
innilon of the Well. it to mid. iodide!»
Id that the that had been Ient into it.
at mine earlier dole.
WW
”all?!” or munch.
hF'f‘Riii’l‘, Aug li.-'i‘he newly .-
looted eiflcen were Illiiiilild today It
tutti cumin; of the biennial convention
of the Foresters of America. immedi-
ately following the lnoiullutlon. the
new attic»: til-pout! of at number of
routine barium matters which the
MI of the ledge placed in their billion.
The same committee which reported
intercity on the quuticn oi countrucb
link a tuberculonia soniterium for the
free use of afflicted Fertile". hn
been appointed to report to tile lilflv
convention when the matter will be;
finally diapered of by 713th. him
1' Iulnmer etorm that swept over the
4 dinner in its toluene. delooot to that.
' it had subsided. the new: unread over
K
in
Q). We: and
(Hartford Timer.) .
thirty-live yeItI am. Sunday,
'3
oriece"
3
city lnid low the phonon .OIk. new
realdentI recall that it not I fitorm
' e
'i‘WIlllrfia N“ no"
@Lgln" Boourin
“ amllten Coupe!" Ind
of but. week. it came up unexpected "ND“...
hr. and its dilution nab brief. When '
VALUABWGOUPON ‘
will products Iueii or the following;
“lift IlQiinl mild" Ind "Wheat.
tic {IWMm'filt Co. Creel:-
Idvetlliem can in «new tor... “limit. '2’
and added to those othinetin
Fow- 22“.?“ loo
0 'I
38%? #053?” C if dt'i'm
o e' o ecu. an
lilti"".’i‘" "“ 0" tibia...
e u
"l’ennyltiurgnmm r ‘
‘Fluff Emmett" tore
“haul " l’eriumee andh Toilet M
Ilium
Powder 19d Kiev? I Rubberli
w
«ill
tie" aiIe given by Theuunde of INOI. '
CIGAR CTOIIU
the community. and cltlaenn gathered
to hired“ in window. on live yearn Q.
later they gathered to dleculs the
drills upon Quinton
There wan significance in the pans-
lng of the famous tree. as there was
aigpiilconce in the discharge of urtil~
iery upon the flag of the republic for
the first time by an organized native
foe denoting the standard of rebel-
lion But the significance of Fort
bonito: Willi or the memo to come;
the significance of the Charter Oak
tree was of the post.
liarinu Woven itself indelibly and
The South
Present iliiI Coupon at the
Idrone (lven beltw
Thil VALUABLE COUPON from
in good for av HAMILTON COUPONs “ ”
The Hamilton CorporItlort. 2946 W.
13 North Main Street
Norwalk Sentinel Q
88d at, New York Gritty
{Write forigiuntr‘ated goi‘nloxhof
lieuutl u rem mm
for 10 it'll ii: iii md end or
All.
.y. ull....mi~'~iri «1
for alltlme into the spirit of freedom
.und having good for upwardI of two
centurion all Ioliti materiel bulwark
of'the liberties of the people of the
colony and of the unto. .the veteran
bolted to the force of the norm and
Inuit forward on till side. while its
bruncth still pointed hizh in pro
tent to this Itranae indignity. II the
tilt; of the maimed battle ship re-
mains aloft. the last veataxe of the
wreck in it IinitI premium beneath
the travel. .
The trunk of the Charter 09):. u
every Ichoolbey lino". concealed the
charter of the colony of Connecticut,
oli "Ellie“ and Dre E
him 000w “an.
Don‘t let you
stocks grow; old,
——‘-Keep 'up It
steady, forceful
advertising
campaign in ”tin
. The "Sentinel . i
' andmake L
up-to-daie sal‘
from October 81. ltitil. to November
coon can no it In con Henna.
Inn—II..-
9. 1589. What Ichooibdr doeI not re»
call the glow of pride that pervaded - .
him was» am to bill hieton humor 3'9"“"" “m °' "W" mm “it”
he read of the attempt of the 131.31,: A cook olm'itnih odd What": It
Sir Edmund Andreas. to Wml the her dlIooul. and slack days when for
charter from the people? How “mi Iotne renon or other fewer mania are
the general court “I asiemhlod .1 required. Now, if Ilia !I I wise and
the in to meet Governor mam... methodical woman. after I certain
the llghtI were suddenly 9311113111.th Amount of recreation Ilia will Iain the
and under coler oi dill-linens Contain.v opportuuiu 0i "Menuhin! her “003
loneph Wadeorth carried away “10‘“ Various accounts homemade ItoreI.
charier and hit! it in the hollew '91 which Ilia known by experience mal-
ihc Charter ()nlt. “nu loge on the l3 simplify and iiitbten her labors in
part of the dark brewed tyrant win-ll the due when she iii overwhelmed
Joy on the eonntemmm91 the “Mimi with work II3I the Montreal Star.
the WW motto-ow . i For nuance. I on met: weer
Gallant Cumin Wed-worth: wlien there Ire not toodI to coat with
Solilei i‘burter Oakl «rumba for frying. and it to wasteful
A hflilillumo monument not mark: and vexing '9 hate to find male breed
the will where lined the (nun-(m- (Jolt and make bread crumbs constant”
llllll wrieti well the people (or two inutond of llililllll what to hottest-pr)
cc-luurlue and more. The chm-1m- thnii from the tin labeled ‘dricd \ihiie" or
it gillil‘ili‘d repoIeI lo the «late ilhrnryi "brown" ”HIM!"-
1'1... ilworlpiion that u but. pronoun-z Gravlos and autos have no narra-
(‘ii ptarvotiee the hemisphere ilatinx trick of lacking a tempting
11m “01',- of a“, tree mm the hiding brown color idol of. the but moment.
vvf the charter ha: been told in every The unvn-Idy cook Innlrhea up and
lunxuaite. The charter. a: the obrotr; iron tween. fills it with aunm'. thrunte
icler by. well depicted um“ um} it into the tire. and in order to obtain
grain of mustard reed. planted mihalf a teaspoonful oi oli‘limel. rulne
Hartford April 22, law. that email; Ieverai sitcom and renders kitchen.
up. that and bore irult. in the lieu-iii not home. unbeIrablc with fumeI
olution by expanding into a lame and of burnt sugar
liboltvloiinx nation of terms "a Matte I need lilvllil of well-colored
claim" The mode oi‘xovunment in illicit “mm“ “id ii pill “0|! Y0?
lilo charter «cured by ilmoruOi‘ John mouth: and alum be on hand The
Winthrop from Charla it. 1119; of following stock items are meat uIefnl
Enginnd. kept the am of libertx; to keep in eter3 kitchen. and are nei-
umtiumonpg 1m 11.. mm. m1. m3. for: that iroulileuome nor expensive to
their bunting into finnieonorer brlil‘illi‘O:
he quenched. On April 23, 1912, in. To make caramel for browning
charter wliivbe 250 you» old. (first. Item. etc.. ialte halt a pound
From if. an Inning many charters of but loser and inf I pint of hot
Innate-in: libertieI it» many nationI rater lice and old saucepan for thin.
and from scam from the blueprint our in it do“ not improm the who-raced
in'o flown other oIlII. which will of door! on». Put the “so! too
«no for many generation; yet to' IIticepIn over I Ileit fire until it melts:
r
' come. to keep iliuItrIted in the mind-
ot Hartford people the uteri: of the
Cherter on. One of tho» treea iI
located-lo iiuobuoil Wkpolfly oppo-
Ilte No. all all!“ Imel; one in the
yIrd of No. II Allyn Ilrooi, Ind one
In Armature. not own oi the coil
been on Wetbendeld avenue Q
The Iced of the charter Oak tree
and the riot: it. lollI will never die.
omen“ ‘l’lllAt. 0N AdAlN.
Vl'f'ERBO. filly. Mil. lbw-All oii to
day‘nouien of the (toluene trial wee
Mill up with the confrontation of
the Mottled with vitae-III who avoid
ihei they had III» loom pmulnebly
than of Karin Glennie. who .lzlth M
buebaud. ileum (torpedo, the tour»
loud. it in all“. M the Comorriou.
acid on the day following the night
when the crime were committed. 'i’he
melt of the WI widened: mu me»
tin, II Ill the whitened hove emu!»
lie! recon“ Ind their tetttlnitunt rm
not new very reliable.
Mutt) wenrumI QHIOKI.
warmrowu. Aim.- shame iocIi
polio. It‘ll today tooling for w. b.
iiiIlte. I farmland who it“ «idiom
on the farm of It. is. Benoit intuit
place. Mr Wilt. am My“ block
any. bottomliamuam or. ii»: ' ..
day? notice
and colon a dark brown. Then add
the water Ilowiy and Itir until the
(lunar baa uulto dimlved. Next. lot
the enamel boil until it in II thick II
movie. strain into I bottle and leave
until cold. when the bottle aboutd he
tidbit! corked
White erumlu may ha and for coal-
in artful" to be tried. puddle". ill.
feet. anything in which from white
omnibus era and
Rub Ionic Itale white' bread titlou'n
I wir'e IiIvI. Put the ennui» on a
battle: tin lo I very Ilow oven until
they Ire dry and «up. turning their!
our couwutly. otherwiue they will
brown Ind they would not color in the
lent. Let them get. quite cold. then
put them in a tin with I light-dill“
lid. or in I wideneched bottle. They
will keep for :30:th but if they Ire
Ibul up in a tin moi-o they are Ib-'
yl
Mill”. ’ '
For browned crumbs: imp Ill map;
of limit until there la a mood quantity:
. cut oil Icy illicit part1. and put the
mt on o ho turn: the oven until
the» tire I lil'l golden brown In
our Ind quite em m pound
theta loaicm.m. it thereil not
on him, in one when M-
W on
will; bellman and the other
of Subtle crumbI. giving the mixture
I richer IppeIrance
\
.3
IAiOM WISH DQAY.
for an can wash day. without the
trouble of running I mulling muchine.
bending over I washbeerd. or the ex~
points of waiting compounds. the fol
lowing focipe, which has been in use
in my famiii for many years is highl3
recommended. can a contributor to
the Denver Timon: First “ii the
clothes soak in lukewarm water for
20 or 80 lnlnnln. Second to a No.
9 wash boiler. twotbirtls full ofwnber.
Idilm momm- of kimono
(common temp oil) and enoubar of
In) kind of laundry soup (oncoming
naphtha! ‘iinely sliced. Put Miller on
stove and let the mixture of water.
oil. and map come to a boil then put
the clothed. which hate been booked
in the lukewarm water the rtl-quiretl
length of time, into the boiling'soln.
lion and let. boil for to mlnutetl. after
which latte clothes out, rinse in cold
water. and wring. Should any of the
cl ' a bear a deep groan Iiaih a few
light rubs on the woebboard nre nec
eeaari'. l: the above directions are fol
lowed, the result will be clean liotlies.
bearing no odor of oil whotevor and
I wanh day made any It I cool of not
more than 25 cents for filel. Witter. oil
and soap. .
PICNIC OUTFIT.
A practical and convenient: picnic
outfit can be made at home Ill email
expert» by getting I willow blinket 18
lnehea tour. 12 inches wide and it) in-
chII deep, with I hinged cover.
lover a Itiii piece of cardboard ii)
turbo: ion; and eight wide with white
table oilcloth and fallen into into the
lid of the bullet.
Sow out Iiripc of oil cloth or Ian
leather. oneinoh wide Ind ineaIure
thorn the length of plain, and union
these menu to the ollolotlt pad. In
that you can Iilp plateI. knit" and
viorltI. IpoonI, etc. into themi to be
held firmly in place.
The bottom of flu bullet it Me nap
ltlna and the food which I been
ornppod carefully in oiled 1 per to
from. A bullet of line Iortl weixha
little dad will be found vtlry con
reeled: fur the family Month. —-New
Yo rlt Pun.
.-"iiati dyIpepIiI or iodinfitlon for
yaarl. Ne appetite Ind what did eat
dimmed the terribly. Bord It Blood
Bitten bored me."-—~.l if. Wei on Sun
bury. Ohio. ;
“loll. Militant CA I;
NEW YORK. Aux. “*Hciii of the
IIiutIly cold they will noon imam important didactic for the WW.
lion who in when the trim of dill Bil»
tacit-co continued 19d” Tit district
mother expected to liniIli h we in
time to permit the defame to open
thin afternoon.
"3 V
millet in- to «convert to room
antenna of the witnII
he captured the crime in
will. The of then Vito
titty};
l Glidll'u
Tilt
a the
mute ostrich -
TRIED RECIPES.
an... "
French Entree. a,“
Get two pounds of heekltook W E’ 1
pieces about the size of the hand 31'
end'about one-third at an inch thick. i
Chop one pound of sausage meat with '»
a few sprigs of parsley and place two '1
tableepooniuls of this mixture on m vi
piece of meat and roll them in tho
shape of a email cylinder and tie both .
ends with I line thread bet the.
brown in butter in a shallow atewpan. ‘L
and then can the. juice of one lemon...
two which or brown ct
role and two 0912?! . ' .1}
and pepper to taste. Cover the ._
and boot for ubout two hours. When
read3 to Ierve billet; the meat roili ‘
on a harm dish. out and random“. .
threat (the pieces will remain WW. it 5.
pass the Juice through I sieve lid
to
W.
i
pour mer the meat. Serve with null»
ed potatoes and a good salad. t;
Tomato Preeervee. .3.
Scaid and peel carefully anon. in
round or marshaped tomatoes. print“;
with needle to heel» from hunting
add an amount of sugar equal to tho
“eight of the fruit and let lie on: 5.
night; then pour of! all the juice into
a preserving kettle and boil until it in ..
a thick e3ruu. clarifling with tho,
white of an egg; add to the tomato” '
and boil until they become tranlpar-
ent. if deIlred. one lemon. Iliced thin.
to a pound of tomatoes may be cool-
ed with the fruit, but this is a matt'er
of taste.
’GHOOOLAT-E PIE.
One cupiul of meet milk, one Inuit. ,
cnptui granulated lilflfll‘. boil totem.
When very hot add three tnbleapoolp;
iuiI grated bitter chocolate and Ill! .
‘until diIIoived. Have the relics wt.
two eggs beaten light and three MI
tIhleIpoonfulla ilour, mixed Immig-
with I little milk. Stir conetanmtpv
until it in thick. When cool. add o ‘
teacpoonfui of vanilla and pour in”?
normal previoully baked. Deal fl.
:hitea of can. add three “bloomin-
fuin auger am; but again and now
ever the pie. Bet in I bet oven tr!
ill'OWll.*-'lilillln890lll Star.
I—ue—u
DIOR lETl.
WbIt Women do» not enjoy but“
her dent well fitted out with coconut _ ‘
artieieef Among the equipmente In"
I blotter pad with neat come". In J‘,
ink well. curved Witter. letter opener.
clamp box. be: for rubber blindl. little
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