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Classfiied Advertisements
. Wants, To Let, For Sale,
Busmess 8. Professwnal
Cards etcetera
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WANTED.
WANTED—~GIRL FOR OFFICE
wurk. Apply Saturday between 3 and
5 o‘clock. at ind. Loan & Sec. Co,
litlyt's Theatre Bldg. s13t
WANTED—~ROOM AND BOARD
ior business man, wife and child. until
April 1. Prefer two rooms. Answer.
with description and price. it. care
Sentinel. sl 3t
WANTED—~GIRI. FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. William H.
llylngton, l7 llclden Ave.. Norwalk.
n31 3t
WANTED~~GlRL i-‘oti (rostrum.
housework. it}. C. Smith. Saugstuck.
_ 1129 iii
WANTED—~~EXl’ElilENCEi) GIRL
operators uli poWet munchies. inter-
state Rubber 00.. till Washington St.
328 (it
. ,
TO LET
TO LET—ONE FURNISHED DOU
his room and one single tooth. perina-
nently. inquire 2 High St. sooth Non
walk. 52 3‘
To LET-SEVEN t‘tlSY ROOMS.
every modern convenience. including
janitor service. Rent reasonable. Ap.
ply J.‘ M. Laytonot 00., lilo. s2 :it
TO LET-wO-NNO'I‘ON A\‘E.. It‘Ollii
rooms with heat. lights and water;
adults proterred. inquire Mrs. Mar
shnll P. Baxter. lioton Ate, Rowdy-
ton. I? lit
To LET-FINE LARGE STORE].
with basement lilidOI‘ same situated
on Main St. Bridgeport t‘nnn llua
rear entrance and vtmild mnke line
stoic for any wholotnlt- :turl iotall bus-
iness. (‘an be leased at \'(-l.\ reason-
waurao~onn GEESE Pharaoh
able figure. For particulars address
(‘h igloo S &h. inc, Pal) llox lit:
lirl l:x’ttpcrt 823
4.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALIwTHREE HORSES. |N~
quire 35 bows St M St
FOR ostewta'ruo noon Star
and W snore rouse. inquire it)
Ilamllto ' s! in
FOR GALIM- GOOD HORSE. APPLY
41 Benton St. ‘ a! St
‘ donors hostltstc to plant select corn
' occupy new ground.
7 would in the soil during.» many dot s.
cLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c—
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
As late mints my hmmt'tr no
tor last it will not mature bolero irost.
There is no reason tor depriving ooo' a
soil of this [nihilism «option. simply
be use oi _ its _ fndsd (soundly
3‘ thqproper yttrlatlos silly
era supplvi it“s": . out or (artist;
iy canned to toast the needs of tho
winter: ‘
dry outta: the latter part of June and
early July. it is avail totalitarian a tints
~ iori’lbwinu immediately omit it good ,‘
‘ shower—wk rain which wots tho ‘sartb ‘. .
. to the depth at several inches. _‘
around should be spoiled or piowodv
and immediately raked or liarrovmd so
as to get as much oi this moisture as
possible.
It is not necessary that the corn
indeed. it can be
usnd very conveniently as o. succession
crop alter the early spring constables.
such as radishes. lettuce, scallion on-
ions. spinach and ovonJorcins carrots
heels and cabbage, have been removed.
This is the economicai.way In which
professional market gardeners [recent-
ly handle their late crop: at sweet
corn. ‘
can “Wood a suitialsot
As the soil is likely to be somewhat '
The; , '
The South
dross (iron
t...-
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3 u
sag'lcndl'y also to
NDINTG (MI! 070K"
This lWYAI..UN LE COUPON from ..
3., good . gourmet: COUPON "5" . , ~
' 5 pie nominal. corporation. 20-30 w. an at. New York City“ . ~ ‘
“ mount tliiit
no .. t“ lift."
,. 13 honhMainBtreel .
. Mattias
"g “ml. ill?“
I00
y’s nubbe
an by Thousands of iNDI-
l orwalk Sentinel
tori!
"m ustrsted Catnip. or
II
iiéomiums A Voucher
~).‘_ V...
‘nnllt »L~t»ot it.
‘ tw.
Don’t let yolk ‘
Blocks WOW old
.4 ”‘Kéeii'llp l3“
steady, forceful
, advertising
‘ l ' campaign in
i
The Sentinel
-. and make fl
” lop-to-date sales
‘
in order to hasten matters, it is a
good plan to soak the seed in tepid
inter lot 12 to,“ hourii prior to pisntl'
m. The seed will thus absorb more
moisture in these low. hours than it
and the germination process will have
begun and perhaps the plants will
actually have appeared above the
ground before they would start to
sprout in the soil it planted without
having been soaked. . .
This seeds may be sown at intervals.
of ii to in inches in row, two to three
feet short...“ they may fins dropped in
is inches to It; tool. so as to [cm
l’hills." le for. Milne poo. the
tanner will prove tho morn shunne-
tory. mission: as one oi the hand
whseidrlils op, seed-lowers may in us-
ed to do the plump!
FOR‘DALE ~-»~130 PIGEONS. mostly
homo"; mated pairs.
working. 83:» takes all.-
70‘0.
\ asst. tel
3t
FOR QUjCK “Lb-*0? WRITE
mghomu. 75c each: «I9 Rhoda islands.
8:»: oath. Lona Shore Farm Slings-1
tuck, Conn. Phone ills. Weatport.
“sughsss’figfihs. .
NAsH'a- mmammmm
t and shoe repair shop. All kinds
beds. Best cash pill-cs paid. Address TO LET—~FiVl-Z ROOMS, 3.1 Lt‘ili' ll}
‘ l“ Dickinson. Geumni Ik‘lilt’ll. St. liltllil‘a lt‘. Libncr, :5 ilouton St. ‘
South Norwnik. nltl [Fit l 31 iii MXSCELLANEOUS.
' ”W” TFSBUNBM To LET~FIRST moon AND none: 18 tttmmitv mum 'ro
liliHPllil‘ill. .l Fr‘nkun St” fil‘Vt‘n POUIHS. ”19 ilO‘dl‘r 0f DONK‘}' 'N" 1353“)“ 0‘
r , ' ' “v"h “Infinwpynenyg’ from 80]". ‘5 In. ”‘0 NOT"! Rivfil‘ [HSUV‘BPO Complain:
FOUND—ADRIFT. Shiit‘lt‘. O\\ N- that the said pttlitt has been lost or
i." may llll\'(‘ same by proving property
illld paying for liii\'0l'il.’lt‘llll“lll. lililllii‘t‘
Fred llocker. Lincoln Ave, South Nor-
wn;|k. n‘ll 'lt
..-.........o. .1-.-» N.........
‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTlCEwJAMiCS mantis. rat‘-
lur Ave” will run tiller mill 'i‘ucatlats
mid Salurdayu during September tlnl
i\ in ()ctolier. aill (it
o
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PROFESSIONAL.
TH; WEBYPORT HOME SCHOOL.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
with department for tiny pupils of
either cox Edwatd ll Motrlmnn
AM, (Yale). Wontport. Conn. s2tlt
MANO INSTRUCTION - Till)“-
ouslinttas and individual rcdulromcnta
receive apt-rial attention. Prefer to
in lluct pupils at their homo. Miss
l'lll A. Gt'cirory,‘l\'orwnlk, tlonn. ii.-
ll‘. ll 42. 01 lm
,. “—— Wm
4-—
r a :7 W»...
V‘VHEN THE 3088 GET! BACK
Ermine broke down and the train on
the track-—
It till comes right when the boss gets
‘iiuck‘l‘
"“l‘tillhlfi and
'tw ‘ r
Hurrah tor a rest vvlwu his band's at“
’33 the gate!
Things looking gloomy and something
stone wrmui ’-
Worry with keeping
’l its bright light again when he comes
‘ with n sons!
0
Orders not cheering and trade slowing
‘ down-m
'l‘ltingtt will pink up when the boss
trots to townl
Mill out oi order and output delayetiw
tam will is} right each mlslnlid that
we re model “"
Hold up the mango “and dlfli'i be but
tiillw
“Ibo boss is the follow itiidM'l what
he; aboutl
'litinas not timing and all. sorts oiw
walk .
He'll its it all right with a tooth of his
opell' ..
bunt mind the linookltig. but laugh at
not whackw
.1 it all comes right when the lion
quire S. (l. Stillman, N West 8L.
NUrWfllk.
Soul ll
hill 31
TO LET‘ FIVE-limit COTTAGE
on Halt-a Court, and one house. Law
reticeviil. inquire United Grocery (‘0.
andfi’. .lodblov‘ky. iii if
* Thrust «haw A Hortsu .oN
l‘utnnm Avon all modern improve-
ments. Inquire Timothy lireannu. 4':
Worst Ava. oilfitt‘
To LET FIVE ROOMS. CONN“)-
ttcut Ave: also six rooms and largo
Knrdnn. Apllly to Mrs. Rosa 'i‘nrlor.
l02 'l‘pylur Ave. of» it
To LETWFIVE ROOMS. 55 SPRING
St. Inquire Mrs. it. 'l‘arlov. 'i‘ay'lor
Ave. iniil ti
'ro LET-«llithK HOUSE OF ELEV-
en rooms. all conveniences. 23 Union
St. Apply to Tito Hatch & Bailey Co.
Water at. South Norivslk. mill if
'ro LEV-HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms. and ti
room liatpall improvements: sood con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. il'sylor.
PROPOSALS
Bottled Ptopoa’ain villi he received
by the ‘Btato Hisbwny ('ont‘mlsslouet',
Room ‘27, Capitol, ilurtiord. (loan. un
til i p. in. Tussday. September it.
ml. for it section of gravel road in
itairllold and a section of station road
in Ntitv ll‘sirlielti. to nominate with
plans and specifications.
man will state the price as per
sponlilcttt.lons The State Highway
Commissioner matron-the. right to in-
t‘i‘eaifll or decrease the number of feet
tot be improved. after the contract is
at
All bids must be accompanied by ,a
bond of not less than on bird oi the
cost of the work. Anvy bid or to whom
muml tilts
loud and furnish to surety company
bond, or a certified cheek. shitll for.
tell Ilium hill bend a shot odusl to the
illustrious 1 price .listtiettn ills hill
and {M tonsil) its
mil
3?“ Ji'wui: W .33.” 17W» from“
' its. for“ mom
or out the ollltts at ill. itinhtvsy
'tiomrninltiliitr. lion! film
If” missioncr
t to rodsct any and
st ,
’ . Khm Domini otter,
. espitol Elsi-tiara. (loan.
118 it.
for State Road Work d
Committee‘s"! receive bids tor mi
to sign the amt” initial price: Mitzi
not no viii
tnislald. and tho cotnpaux will not
mogulse any claim under this policy.
Tim holder will please mmmunluitte
with the North lllier insurance (‘om
putty. No. 95 William 3i. Now York
(lily. hill 29 32 50 it!
illdu will he received up to it a.
Sept. 5. 1911. tor’sradlnx West lioclis
avenue. in the Town of Norwalk. and
for doing the other work on said ave-
nuu described in the in authentic
illda will also be ivod the
some time for removing the walls des-
cribed in the specifications therelor.
Specifications. map and prolllo are
on tile in our oillce. and can be in-
tipectcd thorn
listed at Norwalk. this 1st: day of
September. all
Allies A BROWN.
ALFRED AVIBON.
JOHN DEVINE
Selectmen of tho Town 0! Norwalk
NOTICE ..
to Contractors 5
Tito must Norwslk Fire
District
construction of sewers on St. John
street. according to plans and speclil
nations. which may ho scan at list
not": hrldse naive store All bids'"
must be in by 8 o‘clock Tuesday eve‘
hing, Sept. ii illll.
oaks n. DllNNlilliltilKl'J.
a2!) iii s2C Sewer Committee.
my.“ who... 5...-
tomcat. "midst.
A negro known as "Ouoillved"
Walling was, and probably is new. a
preacher in Virginia. ills idsss oi
theology and human nature were oi
ton very original. as the toliowlnx aha
sedate may prove.
W one litinday
' "Walling. i understand you boilevs
ovary woman has seven devils. Now.
how can you prove that, i’d liks to
know?" -
"Well, on. aid you stint-tress or to
Ilibio how do «ohm-denotes were
cast out or Mary imam"
.‘l'olt. you. that heard or that;
vim new tit-tr prove?" 5,.
“Did you abhor hash of ”em beln’
but
Mil the old man usumed a who look.
"No I nevor did. "t .st
"Will den. salt at. or...
(Ian bowl
m. of the inter NONI.
,. stalk Crosby's Early and Kendall’s
A mailman thus accosted the old .
cast out or any editor woman. mt ‘.
ii the suriaoa soil is kept loose and
open by, weekly cultivations. there
:sbould be no trouble [ram woods and
iii"? moisture in the soil should be well
conserved its this primitive Beyond
{thin wally ouitltation. which should
continue until the plants are so larlei
damage by breaking the leaves and on;
on tho victor. no altopl‘l cars need be;
tum the plants lanai. .mv;
{to this the plants out. it tho seeds are.
in inches or herbal»: l toot tor the
. larger sorts. ‘
There is a considerable list oi choice‘
tarit»tiou.iroru which to select. Some}
0! these which are miliii slower limit
lug. than others about d not be chosen
it the soaaon is a ver: short one: that
l is. it planting must be m ldu later than
the middle or July. l t~ boiler to 00-,
'iert the quickest minim sorts and
to plant these in amount successions.
0n the other hand. it must be said that.
these quickest niaturtnr varieties are
not unauallyot such but flavor as some
i
t
Among the very Nt‘liv‘lil really as-
celleni kinds Poop 0' il v is doubtless,
the leader. It treqttontlt produces ears‘
in 60 to 70 days from W» day of plant-
ing. It the need has b-‘un soaked as
already advised; and it the garden con~
Ialns I60 to 200 feet t-t rows of this
variety. ears may be llllhond entryv
do) for at least a week. nositibly eterv
in days or even Ne w» uli'l ' By this
time. the Golden Bout tm should bel
ripe enough to use. it. a Golden Ban I
tour is one of the choict at varieties oi’
sweel corn that we hit“). liotb the
ears and the grains are small, and no
soluble ordinary field on: n. Golden Nul-
vet is another variety at line quality
Harris Extra Early a a line variety
which «causally bears two ears to the
illsrlv Giant are also t‘kcellent. liven
as lain.» the middle iii 331’. Iiltlh.
quick growing vlrleiios an Early Cory.
Fee ‘6' "Day'nnd W‘Bflmfln m'
bsglsntod with (air prospects of set
this «this suit . :’
sWstksits 'ro Krrsuo.
'I' e Newman“ that» ““4” {00‘
the {lens wln Haitian!
on uesdsymoat. penicillin silt. Jr
is tattoo that mm'ctussamha can
military moi-ion Wm to;
Harlow. and thus msku the number
wito‘ixc rl .
S oywsik dunno can do much.
clingy: of Win; bro-tint. ililicrti are
both it ‘lii'ontlnont actions at
can and o t c lawn in get a lhiljo
outsm- til 50 Ci. Hortiord on next
Tuesday, ‘ .,
”who
groups at three or. tour pt. intervals oi , ‘
wwwifi
TRllD NIciPIS.
«#—
Macaronl Croquetteo.
, 43ml: one quart» lot a pound oi
macaroni in hall-inch pieces. and boil
rapidly in plenty of boiling. salted wa-
ter for .86 minutes: throw in cold wa-
i
tier for live minutes. then drain. Scotti
one cup of milk: rub one“ lam table-
spooaiul tot butter and two roundins
mismatch of flour together until
smooth: add the yolk of one on. and
w,“ t that work among tbqnt mlabt occasion beat for half a minute ovortho are;
i
add the macaroni one tablespooniul
st Parmesan cheese. salt and pepper
to taste hits well. cool. tom into cro
nineties. roll in ass. and then in bread
custom made work. Fit and eorntortt not dropped any olomr than 9 inches crumbs. and fry in smoking hot int:
sum-unload 28 West Wilhlllml 3‘ liar the smaller gmsula varieties and serve with cream sauce.
‘
spiced Marble Csks.
For an lnoxpesive marblp cake best
to a cream one cupful of attgar and a
hail ruplul of butter. Add one well
beaten our. one cupful milk and too
and a hall cupIuls ilour allied with a
tea-[kmnrtti soda and two tennpoonllttls
cream ot‘ tartar. Take one third of this
batter and add to it a hair teaspooni‘ul
euth clnanruon cloves. nutmeg and all-
attics with a half ohpful oi raisins.
Flavor the light part with lemon and
put' in shunt in alternate spoonfuls.
This makes quite a large leai'.
land Express and Advertiser.
lilting Powder Med" Cakes.
Best to a cream one cupiul of but»
tor and two cupfuls of sugar. Add
three table-murals sweet milk and
tvto tablespoonful. caraway seed. Sift
together two capitals flour and two tot
amounti- baking powder. Repeat this
aim times. then stir into the butter.
sugar and milk mixture it not. as still
as it can be beaten. add a little more
flour. then turn on to .. Ioured board
and roll out lightly. uslnl a floured
trolling pin. When thin as a water out
into round cakes and bake in a quick
oven ~Emma Paddock 'i‘oltord.
. Cocoanlit Fingers.
’rvio once“ of butter. two ounces or
caster mar. two ounoos of flour. one
and on. bail ounces ci'ooooanut. quar-
ter teaspooniul of king powder. one
on and a little mi
tun Women. 0mm the butter
hull WWW WWW unbeaten
Mwiksuddtoa do mmdlento; add
the milk and vanilla. mite in a do
about.” “antes. out into donors
TO 00 NP HUMANS.
ta mWnslsodotdolna :
up slicer muslin is. midtown Avoid 1
stsroliins. After the innsllns have had
nesrclttl militia. rinse through a gal- .
ion and s harbor water which. tvhllo '
very hot. has had it place oi sum tira- ‘
of! '
snip outlast theta no... .
touch ‘tnor. sotlsiactdry Milan any pro-
oats oi mull: tip-Toronto
“9P5?-
it silver is” wouiSa that!
it a can thirst.
» ,‘it coo, be
'tvor with the bacon and pour over all
itmali pan. stir in two level tablespoons
Port- ‘
land flour. weight of two one in but-
A little vanilla ‘
tiv m
intuit-ti, on '
rsisoaaotcas.
veal With Tomato Blues.
cold roast veaklnt even slices. 1
1P? 03. m w t‘
tier tins lay M r i into the
lat Fry with and blade on the plat-
n tomato sauce. Cook two cups of to-
thato with a thick slice of onion and
llour whole cloves for )0 minutes; heat
liwo level teaspoons of butter In a”
of flour and when smooth and brown
titlr it into the tomato. Cook two min-
utes and season with one hall level
teaspoon of salt and a little pepper;
tub through a w ire strainer it) take out
the seeds. - ‘ '
....___.—.
Panto FHM'
Boll two large potatoes and bent y
thorn lightly with h Kirk. Boot the
yolks of from one well add three is-
ltiospoontuis or cream. the dessert-
ttpnoni‘ui. or lemon juice and half a.
tiaaspoonful of grated nutmeg Beat all
troll for 20 minutes. Put pleutyiof
liard into a frying pan and when bolln
this drop a tablespoonful or the banner
at K‘me into it. and try the fritters a.
lblcgfihrown. Serve with sweet ssuce.‘
French Gringo Cake.
Three ease. their weight in sugar
ticr. one teaspooutui of baking powder.
triad of a. sweet Seville orange and
li‘nough juice to moisten Beat butter
and mum to a cream. beat. well the
thug and add alternately with the hour
thud orange Juice; add grated rind. and
last or all. baking powder. Grease
well a flat or round tin and bake for
half an hour. May. be cut into lingers
and iced with orange icing ~8son~
inento Union. in
d... .
"Fifteen Minute" Pudding.
One quart milkoscaldsd hot; three
em beaten separately, live even table»
tspoonit flour. smooth belore milk ll
.ntidod. Bake 16 minutes in moderate
oven. For sauce. melt butter also of
.3", add hour to make smooth pile.
one cup sugar and boiling water until
it thickens. it one wishes. a low drops
in coloring added rushes to while “Ind
iii the puddins with colored sauce.
nun-u...
Raspberry climb.
. 8i: pounds of raspbemes. zit. oun-
|
‘ I
Tor Poni- over henna" ” and 13
howls o! it's-it Mi bro 9““
n bottles. Tie chili oter't
. Christian 0mm
ces tartaric acid in one gallon a! ,
over nigh}: Put in lolly w
Itralnlmapne bevel c! Juiéosdti
not cork. 4.5 Francisco Call.
it costs Nothing
to allow us .to estimate on the
too or .. ~- .
Pullill‘g' Your"
Furnace ‘ ,u
in Perfect Order ”
batons the cold weather comes. 1
and gives ample time to cowl!“
any broken or missing party .2
Horace R. Nash
N. MalnkWeflSb.’ .
S.Norvvalk
v
CityNationaiBaE.
Jo
~raauaacre a GENERAL BANKING
. suamsss AND orrsas svanv
. FACILITY consist-cur ' '
WITH SOUND ' V .-i ,.
BANKING
Capital Our-plus and Well“
“00.00000 0N7. 000.00
late Deposit loses 08 and 00 per year
sowm H Mr—rncwaou. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vino-rm. ' ’
rtlsosstctt it. ROWAN, nos Visa- ;
WIU'NID ”DWI”: cashier
DlNIGTONS '
I. H. Mathewson J. Wallace NM ,
‘Jolttt H. Knapp John H'. Light
mo. its um;
samuol (minutes Lawn it. H tits
._ Henry 0. Lockwood _, .
Buying Carefully is the '8!ch
.of sand buying Exitmiito iii. 1
5udi'lord range, and it’s rgcosd,
the nyou will‘iiuy it.
Q,“
Norwalk Chronicler