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WANTED.
FOR SALE.
TO LET
’ loo ago. the repository of ii. grim fam-
‘ relics and other family treasures. it is
' contents, but the owners refitted to
N ruins of Minister Lave: um. in on»
WANTEMHAUFFEUR WISHES
position. Can do own repairing: fully
experienced on Packard. Peerless. Plot
and all other makes. Addmssll. ll.
Lane. 30 Pine St. South Norwalk.
Phone 63844.
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WANTED-mtlilll. FOR OFFlCE
work. Apply Saturday between 3 and
5 o'clock, at lnti. Loan tit Soc. (‘0..
'iloyt‘s Theatre lildg, 31 3t
WANTEDmROOM AND BOARD
for business man, wife. and child, ulltil
April 1. Prefer two rooms. Anowei.
with description and price. it. onto
Sentinel. . ' El .li
WANTED olni. FOR GENERAL
housework. it). C.,Smith. Snugatiick.
“29 5t
WA NTED——0LD GE? 8.!" FFATHER
beds. lit. at cash prices paid Address
0. F. Dickinson. General Delivery.
South Norwullt alli'li'it
paorEssmN AL
‘THE WESTPORT HOME SCHOOL.
BOARDING SC‘OOL FOR BOYS. _
with department for day pupils of
either sex. Edward D. Merriman.
AM. (Yale). Westport. t‘onn. a: tit
PIANO lNSTRUCTlON -—- TilOlt-
oughness and individual requirements
receive special uttcntion.
lustintt pupils at thoii lloinc
lelin A (honor). Norunlk. Conn.
.D. 42
ill cicr ‘to
Miss
it.
Isl lm
MYSTERY CHAMBERS.
--—-—-
Famous Locked Roma in Some of tho
Old British Castles.
Perhaps the most famous locked
room in the world is at Glomis castle,
the old homo‘of the earls of Strolli-
more.
supposed to be a secret (number. no
case to which is 1rnown only to the
Earl of Struthmoro. the heir apparent
and the factor. The mysterious cham-
ber is supposed to hove been, coutur-
ily Silllldltl. the nature. of which could
only be whispered. oven in those wild
days.
’ There is in Pouiiou Old Hall a myo-
lotions locked room which has never
been opened except by It represents-
this of the Green family. The hull and '
its lands ilsvo sometimes been lot. but
the Green finally have always retain-
ed possession of this mysterious room.
which is supposed to contain several
said that the lust tenant. a prominent
Mersey shipowncr, would have given
them an increased rent for it If he
could have had access to it or'conld
have cleared any the limits ous
give up possession, and so the tenant
loft.
There is a wry similar tradition at '
Nether Hall, the Cumberland seaflof
the Seahonso family». lltiro. I at
(itatnis castle. the position of tho Ic-
crct chamber it" known only to,tho
hoir-ui-law and this family solicitor.
The room. it is undorotooiln‘hss no
window and up till now has or been
located by any one not in .oiZIcinini
of the key to the mystery.
A trsgic interest hunches to the
«lbrdshire. Whilst it was mounted to
sidrr‘ncr it all“ vault Wild dl‘
covered. an in it Will tits [lifted
s4 ml
in this rambllnif pilo there is let
FOR “Lowrance. nonsns 2151
quire 35 Lowe 8t.
FOR 8ALE~GOOD HORSE. APPLY
41 Bouton St. Ii 3t
T0 Ler~nousns.,rLATs.ls-sar
of house, shop. light mwufactory with
power. Boot from $5 to 850 per
month. ' Call a d “9.01" list. Ray-
mond Blur. It 3t
10 Liar-worth rut'i’lensn mu;
FORJALb—liltl PIGEONS mostly .
homers: mated pairs. Can be seen his room and one single room. rma-
~w.orltlng 835 takes all. Vomit. tel ncntiy. inquire it‘lllgh 81.. 8 h Nor-
75-5. at tit walk; " - <93 ill.
FOR QUlCK SALEM-87 Will'l‘lii T0 LIT~SEVFJN COSY ROOMS.
lieghorns. 75¢ each; 49 itbode islands.
85¢ each. Long Shore l‘i‘arm. Sangu-
tuck Conn. Phone 1:58 \thestport f
. n2ilt
BUSINE‘S‘S‘RBTTCES.
NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. as West Washington St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE-+.lA*Ml*:8 KARliOS. TAY-
lor Ave. will run cider mill Tuesdays
and Saturdays during September. tint-
ly in October. adldt
prompts
for State Road Work
Scaled Proposals will be received
by the State Highway Commissioner.
lldom 27, Capitol. Hartford. (‘mlllu un
til 2 p m.. 'i‘ucstlni, September it.
1911 for it section of grate] road in
Filllflelil and a section of graded road
in New li‘airileld. in accordance with
plans and specifications.
Bids will state the price as per
spaciilcaiions The State Highway
Commissioner reserves the right to In-
crease or decrease the number of foot
to be improved, after the contrhct is
All bids must be accompanied by ti
bond of not less than one-third of the
cost of the work. Any bidder tflhom
contract has been awarded refusing
to sign the contract at the prices of-
fered and furnish a surety company
bond, or a certified check. Ihnil for-
feit. from his bond 3 sum equal to the
difference in price .botween bid
and the next lowest bidder. ions
and specifications may be ‘oxamlnedr
at: Norris Hatch'I for New Fairiisld.
and Selectmon'o cities for Faltflsld
or at the email of the State Highway
Commissioner. Room 27. Capitol.
The State Highway Commissioner
reserves the right to rcloct any and
all bids.
Dated at Hartford, Conn" August
26,1911. _
JAMES H. llacDONALD.
State Highway Commissioner.
Room 27, Capitol. Hartford. Conn.
a29 tit
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«into the handset King Henry Vi ..
the pmouor VII unable to regain
liberty. The discovery cleared up I
mystery which had surrounded his
fate for nearly two centurion—«Pear-
sou's Woeltiyt‘
awn-Lair. '
Loo. formerly soprano soloist titrthq
~8mrth Norwslk Mothbdlli'eliilmlb who
half ago. will bo steam to turn nun
she is to be moi-rind on Thursday.
September late a Mr. Evans. bl Moli-
outer. liliII Lost now widths in
titles. n. Y. and is "s ism shots of
admiring frisndmio
sinister? of flora Lovely. ’ '
a was heard to osciaim‘;
The many friends of MiII Minnie lil.‘
inovsd to Rochester about it responds
every modern convenience. including
Janitor aerVico. Rent reasonable. Au.
ply J aM. Layton l (30., inc. ”s2 3t
To LET~~ON ROTON AWL. FOUR
rooms with heat. lightland water:
adults preferred. inquire Mrs, Mao
shall P.‘Baxtcr. Roma Am. Rows)-
ton. sit at
. a
T0 LET~WNE LARGE STORE.
on Main tit" ilridgeport. Conn. lino
rear entrance and would make line
since for tiny Wilole'ltilt‘ and ictnil bus
la‘ ‘
‘ , signal oil on ditto obilo horn.
it
. seem to say: "Get out of the way. .
chore. or won will goth 1"! Them
to no "Autos lions, Al ," about .
. it.
sounds on M Warning
of warning smalls;
slants nun. iii mailman ct wisp.
be
with tutti tins of ibout so miles In
hour. is moving forward It the rats
win,
is “not a thigh speed, but is it moder-
ate speed over a country road.
findo himself a few feet in front of
on automobile
from 15 to 30 suites an hour, time is
precious to him.
color music. it is not an occasion for
' melodies.
Wines of the machine and the much-
_ inc. be traveling 30 miles an hour, his
evolutions and those of tho chouil'eur
, tuost be performed in ices than it occ-
with basement untidr sumo. situated '
llll‘lll Wll‘llhll ’
e f ’ ,.
For the very reason Eliot musical
Iignaio; they
cannot. be mm to serve filth pui-
Tho warning
startling. All distornohilo, travel
more than to foot per «toad This
When a pedestrian unexpectedly
traveling anywhere
He has no time to
If ho be tititfeot iii od-
ond. if he be 15 foot hhctid, than they
must ovoiuto lti less than half a sec-
ond. if the immune be traveling at
the very moderate rate of 15 miles an
hour. there are but two second in
which to act. if 40 foot separate auto.
'Iloriso " Cigarette:
Josmanl Gill"
“Knit " Moth Flakes
”Sunshine Blue"
TllE VALUABLE COUPON
in this sdvertlieincnt out be exchangcdjfor I “HAMlL- if
TON" Coupon “5" and added to those climbed
with hundreds of products such as the following
waft“ Hoops. Cloanoor and For who”.
'erritlln Mills Flour and "Wheat-
{nickerhockcr Biscuit 00. Crack-
"Tml’- 0- LEW" 8couring Powder Budlglcy's Rubber Heels . ‘
“Hamilton Coupons and lands" lilo Ilwn by ThouundI of INDI— ' "
PINDINT CIGAR [TORIB
and Choho into
on' ii iii loo Polish and Dressing
Buhcr' s Premi uni Co coon t
0' Do nohiie I Condos. and Tall'
"Blush" blond Cleaner
tunic I 8 a dual! Ola ..
fil’ennyMnrR can”! "
”Flu uflfie Bullieo' arhc
. “Lon” " Perfumes and Toll“ RO-
This VALUA
‘dlcsa given be! low
13 North
The South Norwalk Sentinel
is good for a HAMILTON COUPON “5"»
The Hamilton Corporation, 29-35 w. 33d so, Now York City
Present this Coupon at the Ad-
BLE COUPON from
Beautiful romiums I; Voucher
l‘l’riio for I ostratod Catalog of
for it) H ER Bonds.
Main Street
Oon .
stocks grow old
I—Keep up a
‘ steady, forceful .
advertising '
carnpaign. in
The Sentinel
and make
uthopdate' sales
15 feet distant. thoroiii‘but one seen-f
ond.b~l‘{ot'i~ospondcnt New York Ere-
ning Post.
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LIGHT TALK.
Patient-amide takes a long time to
weigh his words. doesn‘t. he?
Patrice—Yes. but it takes such a lot
of them to weigh anything. you know!
”Yonkers Statesman.
liiit illiiliii
walk: in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probstvl‘for the district
of *Norwallr-‘h‘ath limltod and 'aiiovvod
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Thule
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be delisrrod a recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are rot
quested to make immediate palment to
ALSUN 0. SMITH.
. Administrator.
SOLVENT Norton.
lhatrlct of lubricant," so. Probate
M‘iourt. *Mnott is. it“! It.» dill. w
Estate of Stephrs it Wilson. lots
of \‘orwailt. in said distr ct. doc/eased.
The (Maui of 'l’i‘o‘bsto to tho distritt
of Norwalk. inith limited and alluded
am fill at
incas. Can be bound at you reason
able figure. l-‘or particulars address
(‘hiirlcs S. Cole. ltic.. l’ 0. lion 2th;
Bridgeport. t‘onn. s2 3t
Ht. lntpillo li‘. llllluor. 2 llouioil St.
ill 3t
T0 LET-«FIVE-ltOOM COTTAGE
on liaios Court. and one house. Law-
rence St. lnquirc l’nitcd Grocery (:0.
audit. .ioIolovsity. Jill
’TO LET—41AM” A’ HOUSE ON
Putnam Ava. all modern 'lmp‘rorc-
motifs. inquire Timothy Brennan. 47
West Ave. ._ not!
To LIT wil‘ll’lil ROOMS. CONNEC-
ticut Ave; also nix rooms and large
garden. Apply to Mrs. Rosa Tat-toy.
102 Taylor live. so tf
To LETwFlV’E ROOMS. 55 SPRING
St. inquire Mrs. R. Tariov. Taylor
Ave. lull! tf
n
TO LIT—BRlGK HOUSE OF ELEV
on room, "all oonvonioncos. 23 Union
St. Apply to The Hatch it Bailey 00..
Wator at. Booth Norwaik. nil! it
To LIT~HAMILTON AVllli. HALF
of two-family house. 0 rooms. and ii.
room dot; Ii improvo‘nionts; goodoolr
ditioa; one block from railroad station.
Joooph it Taylor.
the our: ovidontly hoods it?
“OH-10." -
Thurs is all, amusing story going tho
rounds of tho press about the old Uni-
toil tltatos nap Ohio. all. had omni-
sd into a South .Amorlcan portbosltio
In English passonser vessel. The poo-C
pic on board came to the roll to ob:
servo the newcomer .snti one voice
"All 0 and, In
it and then I io-wiist an odd coins
for ii ship."
"silliness" on not sittor; suc-
csso is oomo'osa'a now.
There is little profit in nothing be-
others, or are not so wall oqutppod us
we wouldp'lilto to be for thotworlt and
to donor-”duty cheerfully and-faithfully
is that intact ll least. aim is no cor-
taiuty that we could accomplish more
on a larger scale it rumpled prom
turely to I more opp picuous position.
-Ncw Ydrit Observer. .‘
. ru‘riti'rv. .
Tommy“! don't know. Issctlyilint
so oitsinlils at it would be trying
tickle s turtlii‘s book 11in
fosthsr 4‘ow
TO LETm-l'lV‘L‘ ROOMS 'lfi LOWH‘
:th
cause we have not the "chances" of ,
warlord “attire. if we are not ready 1,9}
Toschorwommy. what is the motili-
_ insottmbtdlutiiityi . . .
six months from tho dale hurt-of for,
tho «William of said c~tillc to exhiillt'
{their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present tllcli accounts,
properly attested. “until sold time.
bill be dciiilrrotl n ricoli-rt All por-
limits lndnbtcd to said cstutc luv: rc-
plcittcd to make immrdiutv psi meat to
.AllsuN 0 SMITH
Administrator
DEMOCRATIC
City Caucus
A caucuii'of lWDFtuwrntlo clocmra
of the City of South Norwaiit will be
hold at Arioui Hall. Friday evening.
Sept. 8. at 9 o'clock. fur the partition
of nominating candidates for city of-
ficos. and to transact any other busty
noss proper to come before said meet
ing
COMMITTEE.
all it
DEMOCRATIC
Town Caucus
A caucus o tho Democratic electors
of the Socon Voting District of tho
Torin of Nomlk will lie iioid'at Arlen
Hail Friday Ironing. 39]“. it It 8: to
ociock. for the purpose of nominating
csadidotas for town phloem and to
transact any other busiboss proper to
come beoro said mooring
(‘ OiiihilT'l‘lllE.
M it
REPUBLICAN
‘ City Caucus '
A caucus of the Republican electors
of the (‘ity of South Norwailt will be
held at Quittusr’ii i-lsll llailrootl avo~
nus, Monday ovoniifa. dept. 11.1011.“ It
8 o'clock for tho put-polo of nominat-
ing caudltlstos for city oiliodl, and
transact any other bullish propor to
come boron rid caucus. ,
lly artist 0
citation it. mention.
Chairman Rs uhiicsn dint Cmumittos.
nth Normal, boost
at 28 Iii
is
«‘1 in a
mountain
Town caucus
km ho Republican bloom of his Son
Who’ll prof iiiI Town of
Norwailt Ill be ubiquitous It Quitt-
bathtub
datum fl
when.
urchins.
o'cloc
town.
_ graph Just issued by the forest service.
. stir in one It I tints tho yolks of ms.
msmbbrto swoop the w
venue. lfrtdsv _,
It it
mom“ and Dedellll'lllli a“. if ho be .
gm? HOME ,
_ DEPARWT
not Just what are needsdwaccording
to [label Gordon Curtis. who contri-
butes to Success “wine. Silo wants
more common sense cooking schools
"when the wives oftths present gene-
ration as soil asthe next can be
taught to malts the best possible use
of food Such instruction cannot be!
to simple. First of all. make over)"
girl and woman understood the dixnlli'
of household labor. IndtUle nocesaitl‘
of wholesome. weiicoolveillood. then
teach her to do every detail of the
work as perfectly as it can be done. i
bollsvmtiist. some cop-«ind that day
may not he very far distante—‘ei-ery
town and village will consider a cook-
iiig school as I nocogoity. ll wiii be
iron to all classes. endow-d or munit-
goii by the stale and ibomourse of
study limicad of being elective mii‘ be
compulsory."
TRUE MAHOGANY.
More than half of the 40.000.0u0 feet
of "mahogany" consumed «on year in
this country is not mahogany There
are a score of imitation woods but
ono chief cm. The sonaliod (‘pium‘
bion mahogany. according to a—mono~
belongs to the monkey-pod family.
butythigacoiio. otherwise known all
Quintana pyriformls. its grain and
color resemble the wood of mahogany.
and its straight cylindrical trunk. Ive
raglan three feet in diameter and with
a clear length of so feet. admirably
adapts it for lumbering. Tho cabinet
mgskm like it as wall as the true ma-
omy. Why not call ithy its two
homo. Carinlonof
Ii
IMALL cussol counts.
Ono ounce of butter. #3 co cc of
ilour. 1 .giil of milk. 2 yolks and 3
obsess grated. pepper and salt. Melt
tho butter loa saucopau, add the flour.
motto smooth. then add the mint and
stir pvor tho on till it boils. Lift oft
thoilrs and lot it cool I little..thon
beat this well tonihor. thou odd tho
mind choooo. “ Whip tho whim of
sun to I stiff froth and stir in tightly
to the audios mixture. Butter some
souffle tins. throo quarter illbwitb this;
tune. and balls in s quiolt oven about
iii minutes. nerve as quickly ”)0.-
Ilhim-vhlontmi mar. .
MOM! ”IL".
The cleaning of the kitcbdn rattle
will be made mosh easier if all groan
iI rubbed from it or the gas stove with
a nothpoptir while still allot.
When swooping cot-pots Iiwsys rs»
. of thoardiit.
To brush tho wrong it y is not only
build for the carpet. but -it tosdsto
brush the dust in instead of out.
w
Traces of mud may ho removed from
black motorists by. running with IlchI'
of raw potatowbiitncy optic.
ormeoti
whim of eggs. 3 ounces of Parmesan."
SOLVENT harlot-3. . i
District of Now-in.- II.. Probsiio "5 ”W5 1.;
Court. Alixlilt 18. A. ”will”. . " COOKlNG “H001... FRAPPED FRUITS. l SWEET FLAG CANDV.
Estate of Julia Wilcox. late of NO!" The coolflng s¢h00ls of the day are
Frao'ped fruits are strains. to
Wash
sight muons. Put them
in an earthen bowl and cover with
boiling water and let stand until the
wafer is cold Talre out the fruit and
squeeze the juice. Turn the juice and
four captain of sugar into the water
which covered the fruit and bring to a
boil. Cool again. Add three quarts
of ice cold spring water. oneiiIif cup-
ful of diced pineapples Ind‘two orang-
es and two lemons thoroughly mashed
and sliced into the mixture. Add a
capital of Msraschlno cherries and let
stand for an hour before serving in or.
«let to ripen. Then'add cracked ice
and oncliaif cupini of diced bananas
and some immediately. «Chicago Post.
OATMEAL MAGAROONO i
(ream togeth‘er ode cup of light
brown on absinthe le'cw of but-
ter. Add two we and four table-l
spoonfuls of awe-crouch Sign well and
add one cup chopped. seedlgss raising.
two cups of floor. two cups 6'! oat~
meal and one tehstwonful of soda dis
solved in a part of the milk. Drop by
teaspoontuls in buttered pans and
bake.-New Haven Palladium. l
IEANS‘WITH BROWNED SAUCE
String. break and wash the young
green beam and cook in salted water
untlltender. Make a sauce by brown-
ing a tablespoonfui of flour in I tablo-
spogprui of beef lat. then add arable-
spoonful of sugar. two table spoonfuls
of vinegar and I cupful of soup stock; ‘
when thick and smooth. drain the
beans. pour the sauce over thorn and
serve at once. i
' HONEY worms.
With new honey now to be had.
honey munins are delicious for tea or
lunch. out together three cupfuio of
flour. two large tosspoonfuio of baiting
mwdor. hsllfa teaspoonful of salt.
tWorkl intro ism tablOIpoonfuiI of
butter Thou add three well-baton
“II. I cupful of milk and a ctlpful of
honey. (Stir thoroughly. Bolts in a
quick oven.-—Nswsrit Nows.
0L Ll grill!“
Grunts and is) so nosr like those
of our great grandfather’s day, both in
shapo and also. that one is carried
bo sit a few generations at the sight of
them. are now in the shops. says the
Newark News. Those are I useful and
misusing addition to one's serving table
or Ildobeoril'.“ ‘ .
. ros GHAPI Hum
um moo li‘iiltholdm rmbldfl
hemisphere: it new one is somewhat
slightly curved arms on so placed
that they droid the half moo fruit
ouilo iii-any II tits fruit [I outdo from
its sills.
will“
.H
as- to drain them. and cool them it [its .
Here is a recipe for the old billions}!
summer catartaiirritantst To make a sweet unsteady.“ given by the slots.“
delicious cgnpound try fills: 7 , t
43mm (behalf doses by the auditors;
York Tribune, which sighs fit is M
scraped»: ”heron“ that: film, ' .
rota or parsnips to remove the skin;
outta the thinnest slices possible not , I
boil in water for an bour ‘or‘ more. not
move them from this water and m -
them in another. Throw of! this wow .
also. and repeat the process a thin!
time. Now prepare a syrup from at:
cupful of water and a pound of sugar, .
Put iii the cooked slices of sweet w
and. boil them down until the a!
candles around them. Stir tach‘
when the sugar becomes white am‘ '
syrup seems to be absorbed take oi
the candied slices with a skimmer. I)
no Put them in a large pan and silt.
them fetieutedly villile drying. in I
day or two the confection will b.
rendyv ‘ .1, t'.
. . l
‘ Psacii Puddlng‘.‘ "
Cut peaches into pieces and put in”
pie’ dish with juice. Melt two Orinoco
butter in saucepan. x in two ounce:
flour. add «three gills milk gradually.
stirring well. and cook fdr iivdt mills”
uteri Take oil fire. ad 1 1-2 ounce car
tor sugar, syrup or juice and yolks oi:
two eggs. Pour over peaches and put
into oven for a felt minutes tong.
Whip whites of eggs until still “‘4
add 1 1-2 ounces caster or’pqwderol
sugar. Pile on top. of pudding Ind
cook in cool oven till crisp. Servo
cold. . "
Honeycomb Pudding.
One pint milk. one half ounce colu-
tine. two new laid eggs. two ouncoo -
sugar. 1 1-2 teaspoons «notice of van-‘
ills Put milk into saucepan with
gelatine and stir tilf dissolved. flout
crate yolks and Whites of eggs mi»
boat the yolks and sugar tossing" ”a ,_
milk and gslatino. Return to Itittdfll
pan arid,coolt,until it thickens“!!!
ring-wall.
of vanilla and whites of eggs
beaten until Intro Mix lightly
pour into it wet mold. Tarn out I!“
set. .
LEMON RAISINPII. -' .:
A lemon raisin pie is a. frlond witch ‘,
fresh fruits fail. To make Inch o. m" '
Use one oupfui of chopped voodoo rail»
ins. the Juice and grated rind oftonl
lemon. one bupfui of cold “my. one
tshioIpoonful of flour mixed smooth”:
withitlio waiter, one cupful of Itigoll ‘
and two tablespooniuis of buttok‘
,l Btir lightly Quilter and belts with it“: ,
crust- .wcuém Post. - . ; ~>
WW . " Y ‘
l'lNl TAILS LlNIl‘N. ~
Tho Itpqrioncod lI‘nbdroII nova? , .
I’Iyitt ‘ths New Orleans Pchyuoo. , Four ttnsut. She 4"“ it thoroughly futile“
sill
air. then dips it in boiling we
puts it tin-bush tusiwrhi
it is ration ii coltpldbl how's
4'
rails off lire. 'add mow“
Norwalk Chronicler