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face or Caps. Double Price
Classified “Ads”-—-— To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards; and
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this pale. Twenty-Five WOrds orLess, 250—
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TO LET
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wsNrr-zoi-wwnx AT WILLIAM
i’. Beers' South Norwaik store. mill tit
WANTED~IlOY WHO HAS HAD
experience in stripping tobacco. Apply
at ll. .l. 'lcynoltis‘ Company, ii Havi-
Innd street. mill 1t
"WANTED—MAN AT UNION PA-
ciiic Tea Co. snore. References.
1n29 1f
WANTED ~— AT ONCE. FIVE
good carpenters. inquire St.- John
and Keyser. m28 3t
ton, 82 Fort St.
TO ll.ET-THREI«J PLEASANT
rooms, second floor, 6 Benedict street.
lien: $7. Inquire 59 Seaviow ave-
nue. mill :lt
TO LET—~FURNISIIED, TWO CON-
necting rooms. gas plate and all con-
veniences for light. housekeeping. In»
quire 214 East Ave. mill 3t
TO LET~iIOUSIsL 7 ROOMS. 74
Fort St., East Norwalk, large garden,
lawn, city water. i’ruil. Price right
to reliable tenant. George L. Brit-
i’hone 33-1.. mill (it
WANTED-«GIRLS FOR TURNING
in on paper boxes. Norvrnlk ilox (ioni-
piny, North Main street. m22 1w
WANTEDwOPEiiATOllS EXPIQRI- -
enced on power sewing machines;
Steady work. Oinett, Peabodybi. 00.
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BUSINISESSWNOTICES
NOTICE—WE DO ALL KINDS OF‘
trucking, teams for hire; also Ohio
horses for sale. ii. Hershfioid, cor-
ner Concord and Wood Sta. Tel. 816-5.
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pad
per and painters' auppilesof Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. a22 1m
TURKlsH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wudsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
~ f9 ti‘
NAsH's MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR Oli‘ FIVE
rooms, bath and pantry, all improve-
ments. New house. To adults. in-
quire 7 Union Ave. Norwalk. m30 3t
T0 LET-«ELEVit‘N-ROOM HOUSE,
well and garden; also burn on Conneo
tlcut uremic. Inquire Mrs. Rosie Tar-
lor, i02 lIayior Ave. m21 if
TO LET~SIX 1100M APART-
ment, second floor in house rear of
United Bani: Building. In good condi-
tion; ’ Improvements. Rent $12.50.
inquire .lohn ll. Knapp, 82 West
street. in? tf
TO LET—APARTMENTS A'i‘ 39-41
Chapel street. Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, mo ern improvements. In-
quire 64 South Main St. South Nor-
waik. p.30 if
T0 LET—«WELL LOCATED. MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve-
ment. stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John w. Duke, 9 Eliza-
beth St. I26 ti
To LET—“HOUSE 2i UNION S'I‘.,
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
00. until it
1-. :2:
HOUSE PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
Large assort-
ment of finest
Wall . Paper.
Orders given
prompt atten—
tion. 153th.
mates on up."
.piicntion. ‘
J.A.RUDDER
103 S. Main 8!.
So. Norwalk
Tel. 1035-4
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Spraying
Positively g
iinsures
Perfect .
Fruit
Henry Beaupain
Tel. 412-12
192 West St.
' Tree Spraying.
“Don‘t take changes, have‘your trees
sprayed right. {spray them right.
loosen CORNELL. Tree Warden.
Phone 846-5.
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No Rim-Cut Tires
Large stock on hand of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply 00., Well so. or
“ NORWALK .
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ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER 00!—
TAGE NOW.
Hundreds ‘ of people are ranking.
their plans for the summer. . and the
wise civner will sad that: they rm his
‘ time. will be. debarred a
T0 LETw-IIIAMlii’l‘ON AVl-l, HALF
of two~iamily house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room lint; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. s13 ti
on... c...
for Hire '
Comfortable Oar—Careful Driver
Day or Night Calls
FOR SALE-OR “CHANGE.
Large 14 room house, 38 Pt. piazza on
front, 40 acres land. Large barn.
Trout brook. Hen house. Inquire 23
Orchard street, Norwalk. mill 3t
~FOR SALE—ACE BOX, SIDE-
board, bookcase, other furuture and
typewriter. Ameri n pagle.moun-ted,
wings half spread. ‘ali this week and
next. 5 Arch 81., Norwaik. mill 3t
’FOR SALE—~l‘imD ItUNAllOUT.
Apply 127 South Main street. mill it
FOR SALE ------ (liiIdAi’.. NEW SIX
room house on Ely avenue. (lily 'wa-
tor. Can be used for two families;
also on Knapp Sh, two houses on
one lot, on x loll. Occupied. $24 per
month. inquire Stephen Kiss, 24
Knapp St. mill 3t
FOR SALEMMODERN HOUB .
all conveniences. Price 33,600. E
terms. O. E. iloyt, at The South Nor-
wnik Trust Company. m24 tf
FOR BALE—ONE TEN-ROOM
house. 31 Osborn Ave, and four good
level building lots on Gregory iloule-
vard. All will be sold reasonable. 1.
vi). Robertson. m2] ti
‘4—
TWO LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
street, South Norwallf. inquire Geo.
Mitchell or your own broker. ’ 031 if
FOR SALE -— ANTIQUE CLAW-
foot sideboard. in condition, 1 Ilen-
brook card table, 1 wardrobe and oth-
er pieces equally good. Mitchell's Fun
niture Store, 14 to ill Wall Street,
Nomalit. Conn 031 if
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FOR SALEinilslAi’. TWO-BURN-
er alcohol vapor stove. Used only a
few times. Good as new. (lost $7.00.
Will seli' for $4.00. Apply at Sentinel
Oillce. , ,
American Cocoa the But.
Now that cocoa has become such a
popular and necessary drink. the
American factories are making the
best in the world. They buy only the
highest class of cocoa beans and use
the most improved machinery. Most.
imported oceans are not ground stif-
ficiently line. being more or less.
ground like pepper. while the good
American cocoa is as fine and smooth
as the best wheat flour. and thus hold
in solution more readily in milk or
water.
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Tel. 963
NORWALK
Auto Supplies
9 UNION AVE,
SOLVENT NOTICE.
iliuiiici of Norwalk. ss.,
Court. May :53, A. 1)., l9l2.
Estate of Seth ll. Remington. late
of Noru'nik. in said district. deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the Dis-
trict oi Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here
of to: the CFtlilllOl‘8,0l said estate to
exhbi'. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. within said
recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
THE SOUTH NORWAliK TRUST
COMPANY,
Probate
Administrator.
O. it. HOYT, Treasurer. mi“ 3117
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court. May 10, A. 1)., 1912..
Estate of Elbridge L. Mitchell, late
of Norwaik, in said District. deceased.
. The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and hi.
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for: .settlermont
Those who neglect to present their so
counts, properly attested. within said
time, will be debarrcd a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to
FANNIE S. MITCHELL,
11117 24 iii, Administratrix.
Auction
Notice is hereby given, that the urn
demlgned will sell, to the highest bid-
ders, sit Public Auction, am the home-
steod.‘occupied by the latte Rev.
Charles M. Soiieck, at No. 119 East
avenue, in the City of Norwalk. Donn,
on Monday and Tuesday. June 3rd
and cm. as 10 o'cloclg forenoon, Am
niche and Colonial mahogany furni-
iture. (including designs of, Happie-
Wllllie, Sheraton and Chippendale)
four-posters, chest of drawers, em~
:pl'i‘e sofas, high-boys. extension to-
bles. book cases. pier glasses: and-
irons. paihiilinss and engravings, bris-
u-brnc. valuable library, piano, car-
pets and rugs. beds and bedding, etc..
etc. .
Such an opportunity is seldom of.
fared, and should not be missed.
.Torms cash. ‘If stormy, sale will be
postponed to next fair day.
The house will be open for visitors
alludes-on Saturday. June 1st.
V~Norwalltg Gosh" May with, 1912.
to let advertisement in The Sentinel.
.. , E. M. LOOKWOOD.‘
m28 30 11 . ‘ . Administrator.
in». ~
Oehtun.
Life of the Soil.
The soil may be said to be alive. ii
is a matrix supporting various groups
of definite micro-organisms, and the
investigations of the past few years
indicate the possibility of determining
by bacteriological diagnoses the crop-
producing capacities of different, soils.
it has been shown by the action of
nitrifying bacteria, especially in sum-
.plos of soil. correlates fairly well with
the productiveness of the same soils
under field conditions. -- Harper‘s
Weekly. .
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Not a Permanent Arrangement.
In London the saloons are open on
Sundays between the hours of three
and five in the afternoon. A couple
of rough: were standing in front of
one of these accommodations waiting
for it to open when a Salvation Army
captain who was passing said. “Men.
don’t you know that when you enter
a saloon you enter hell!" "That‘s all
right. old top.” piped one of the rough,
"thel’il throw us out in a couple of
hours."
Unwoloomo Caller.
Two cows were being driven along
Oaasswsyend, Aberdeen. Scotland. on
" recent forenoon. when they ran into
a. house on char-loo sired. Before the
animals could be elected, they snub-
el. a tit: oi furniture. and one of
them ’a lost through the floor. The
mistress of'tho house, who was in at
no time. suffered a severe shock from
mastic circle.
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Wax Removed.
If candlesticks or the patent holders
are unsightly because of we: shall.
put them in the oven on I folded
newspaper; the host will melt the wax.
and most of it will be absorbed by the
paper. Wipe them vigorously with a
soft cloth or tissue paper as soon as
they come from the oven. This treat:
ment removes every vestige of wax.—
Exchange.
But Kind. .. . '
‘. On a country road two ladies met
.a. farmer with .a load of wood. The
'ladies were sociably‘ inclined. and one
of them called out chirplnsiy to the
man on the wagon: "What kind of
wood have you on there?” “This here’s
wooden wood," was the curt reply.—
Woman’s Home Companion.
What the Backward child Needs.
The backward child can hardly
ever be helped in it. private school.
however excellent it may be. because
what the backmrd child needs is not
coaching but «part observation and
diuaosl‘s.~ll'rom Rhett Child. not"
the unexpected intrusion on the do- ’7
at the finger ends. and
every pair ennui m—
A Gunsh-
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before the gloves.
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BARKER-SHERWOOD.
Miss Ethel Sherwood and Charles
Barker were united in marriage last
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sher-
wood, «parents of the bride, in Rey-
nolds street. East Norwallt. The wed-
ding was a quiet one, only a few rela-
tives of the connecting parties being
present. Mr. and Mrs. Barber will
commence housekeeping in Norweik.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Mr. Teepio, of the Advent Christian
Church.
NOR‘WALK MEN'S LICENSE
RETURNED
Stain Rogers but returned 'tbcgopera-
torso license of (,1. ill Tulimsdge. oi
Norwnih, The secretary findh that
the accident of April Iii. in which he
figured won unavoidable. Following
the accident the license was snrrcnd‘
cred. '
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Mr. and Airs. (”huries i’luitgcuier.
ininorl a number of friends yesterday
at their home in Sherry street. l’i‘hose
present were Mr. nod Mrs. Lewis
'i‘urplnnig. of Bridgeport; Mr. and
Airs. l-‘rcd Elwood and daiigliter,..\lr.
and Mrs. Snciiott. Miss Daisy Slauson.
Mrs. Jessie Ryan and son and Mrs.
Sinuson.
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COUTH NORWALK Fill ALARM
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Fire Alarm Head uartera at Electri-
Worits. Telep one for are alarms.
No. u.
ameashiuxton and North this all.
Mahaekemo Hotel.
4-411: and and tits.
s—«n o Corset Factory. private.
l—Jloyt'l Theatre.
~Norwaik Rosalind. -
~hfuslo Hail. i on! and City Hotels
H‘mu 8t.
ithelt 8t.. Franklin School.
li—«gConcord 8t. Concord and Mason
w, ..
iE—Iiluh School West Ave.
81~West at. an Tater Ave.
zx—Iliiiy Ave. and we at.
:L—Chutnug‘hnd Kong Btu. .
our: scanners.
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as at 0' “all... between Grove all
u~x to Electric Works. State It.
«1 ring and 01B* Ste.
864—: avillnd Ito! Bu.
—xl.o&k l- 00.
il-hi old Ave. and Cedar It.
ta—Tcylor Ave. nod South at.
ifs—Woodward Ave. and Meadow w;
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ti-gyldon Hill it. sits it; An-
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3~Ftollht yard and Ann at... private.
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a Denotes non-interfering boxes.
l Master box. from whlc the num-
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One stroke at n noon and I 9. IL.
standard time. 1-
One stroke at odd times. tutinl 0.
line open. -
Two strokes after an alarm. fire out. ro-
colls do tmsnt iol
’i‘hreepfiow stI-okn. water to be shot
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At 12:05 p. m.. «on Wednesday. a bod
is ulied for test.
ire alarms for on: district also re
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NORWALK FIR! ALARM.
15—420mm of Main and Wall treats.
zlwflelden Avenue and Unto
22~s ring Hill and Kellen Strut.
24~—1 nion Purim. '
26—-West Avenue and nerksloy street.
21~-Franltlin Avenue and Lynn Place.
31-41“ hours. (Private box).
82~West Avenue sud Morwln Street.
(la—Harbor venu and rchord Strut.
iii—Chapel met and arbor Avenue,”
80~West Avenue. near the armory.
thatevsns Street and Elm Crest.
tl-«Orou ‘Btroet and Wilton avenue.
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Fillets 00' Winona.
Roast quick and rare four widgeons:
slip off the fillets with a sharp knife,
lay them on pieces of buttered toast
and place in a dish, sprinkled with
Tormenan cheese. place two iiilets of
anchovy on each fillet of duck.sprinltie
with more cheese, grated bredd
crumbs, chopped parsley and melted
butter; bake in a very hot oven about
two minutes; squeeze the juice of two
lemons over and serve hot. ..........
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Fillets of Grouse.
Separate the large from the small
fillet, season them with suit and pop-
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the dish with alternate layers of thinly. .
sliced cold mutton and slices of pools.
tomatoes; season each layer with and!
per and dip them in a mixture of one
tablespoon chopped parsley, one table-
spoon lemon juice and half cup of
melted butter; let the butter cool on
them, then dip in a beaten on. then ' pepper and dots of butter. Make it. . ”"
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fat; six minutes is enough for the bread crumbs and dot with but”; . .
large, four minutes for small fillets; ;Bake in a moderate oven for that .' f
brain on brown paper while arranging quarters of an hour and serve very ‘
a mound of vegetables in the center of ‘
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Spread the bottom of a greased fire- some of the new. novel suits.
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