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WANTED
1 TO "LET
.Twenty-Five Words or less. 28c—
Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
In Black-
Ow
FOR SALE
WANTED-WE OFFER ALL' SUM-
nter's job to three middle-aged men
till this county. No boys or foreign-
ers need apply. If you are the man
We want, will start you Immediately
at. $115.50 weekly. References requir-
ed. Glen Bros, Rochester, N. 1'.
)1 2t
TO LET->—~i-IOIISE 51 SPRING ST.
Also for sale. 1 horse, two wagons.
cash register and lot in South Main
street. Inquire Bridge Market. 11 3t
FOR BALE-A GOOD SQUARE
plane, will sell cheap. Can be seen
at i] Hanford Place. South Norwalk.
Bonn. ii 3t
TO Liar—THREE FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. Inquire 41
South Main street. 11 3t
WANTED—SALESMEN TO SELL
automobile oils and specialties. Good
position The Middle States Oil Co..
Cleveland.0.m18 25 11
To LET—~6 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements. or for sale on easy
terms. C. E. Hoyt. at The South Nor-
waik Trust Co.
WANTED CLERK AT WILLIAM
F ileels South Norwulk store. 11131 tilt
WANTED-MAN A'l‘
UNION PA.
ciiic Tea Co. store. References.
11129 if
WANTED~OPERATORS EXPERI.
enced on power sewing machines;
steady work Cluett. Peabody & Co.
KG tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE—WE DO ALL KINDS OF
trucking, teams for hire; also Ohio
hors'es for sale. ll. Hershfleld. cor.
ner Concord and Wood Sts. Tel. 8195.
NOTICE -— PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and pulntersf supplies of Alex.
.White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfuily given. 1122 1m
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
1'9 ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
HOUSE PAINTER 81
DECORATOR
Large Assortment of
Finest Wall Paper
Orders given prompt attention. Ills-
tilnates on uppitcutldn.
.1. A. RUDDER
108 South Main St. South Norwaik
Tel. 1035-4.
Spraying
Positively,
Insures
Perfect
Fruit
Henry Beaupain
192 West St. Tel. 412-12
.
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances. have your trees
sprayed right.
JossPH' coaNELL. Tree warden.
I spray them right.
Phone 846-5.
No RIm-Cut Tires
3 Lat-gs stock on hand of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
;8upply 00., Wall 81.. or ‘ .
' James E.‘ ’Ells. Jr.
‘ tho 1111111 ”
to 1.11111 "your position? If lo, try
:11 Sentinel mil to: a week
‘It iiithl l“ .
, 111111; sublime.
sodpuediutd in The
TO LET7 HOUSES, PARTS OF
houses, tints, barns, floor for light
manufacturing. anything to suit. Call
and examine our list. Raymond
llros. 11.31
TO LET-COTTAUI4L 6 ROOMS, IN
Disesa Court; also five rooms down-
stairs. with improvements. corner
Henry street and Disesa Court. In-
quire of .l. Discos, I21 Main St.. Nor—
walk, or 1’15 Railroad Ave., South.
Norwaik. 1 11 3t
TO lET-JI‘IIREE PLEASANT
rooms, second floor. 6 Benedict street.
Rent :7. inquire 59 Seaview live-
nue. mill 3t
To LET—FURNISHED. TWO CON-
nectlng rooms. gas plate and all con-
veniences for light housekeeping. In-
quire 214 East Ave. mill tit
TO LETwI-IOUSE. 7 ROOMS, 74
Fort St.. East Norwatk. large garden.
lawn. city water, fruit. Price right
to reliable tenant. George L. llrit-
ton. 82 Fort St. Phone all-I. 11131 61
TO LET-FIRST FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms. bath and pantry, all improve-
ments. New house. 'i‘o adults. in
quire 7 Upton Ave. Norwalk. 11131) :It
TO LET-«ELEVEN‘ROOM HOUSE.
well and garden; also burn on Connec-
ticut avenue. , inquire Mrs. Rosie Tur-
iov. 10:! liuylor Ave. 1n2l ti
TO LET—«APARTMLZN "S'I A'l‘ 39-41
Chapel street. \‘otwaik. Freshly dec-
orated. modern improvements. In-
quire ill South Main Sh. South Nor-
wnlk. 1130 if
TO LEV—WELL LOI.‘A'I‘I:ZI,). MOI)-
el‘u eight room house. every improve-
ment. stationary tubs, centrally local»
ml Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Elisa.
both 81.111le if
TO LET ~>IIOUSle “:1 UNION S'i‘..
17 looms. all conumlont-cs; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit «tenant. The llutth 1t- ilaile)
(to 111112 ti
TO LET HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of tun-family house. ti rooms. and 6-
romn tint; all improvements; good cou-
tlition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. sizl 11
Touring Car
for Hire
Comfortable Car-Careful Driver
Day or Night Calls
FOR SALE—~SIX YEAR OLD COW
and calf. fresh this week. Apply to
Mrs. Rose Tariov, 102 Taylor Ave.
line. 11 3t
FOR BALE—OR EXCHANGE.
Large 14 rwm house. 38 It. piazza on
fronrt. 40 acres land. Large barn.
Trout brook. lien house. Inquire 23
Orchard street. Norwalk.
—FOFI BALE~I(JE IIOX. SIDE-
board. bookcase. other furniture and
typewriter Ameiican eagle, mounted,
wings half spread. Call this week and
next. 1'1 Arch St. ., Norwaik.
FOR SALE—CHEAP“ NEW SIX
room house on Ely avenue. City we
ter. Can be used for two families;
also 011 Knapp 81.. two houses on
one lot. 60 x 100. Occupied. $21 per
month. Inquire Stephen Kiss, 24
Knapp St. .mlll lit
FOR 8ALE-0NE TENROOM
house, 31 Osborn Ave. and four good
level building lots on Gregory Boule-
vard. All will be sold reasonable. I.
D. Robertson. 11121 if
TWO LOTS FOR SALE. SUMMIT
street. South Norwaik. inquire Geo.
Mitchell or your own broker. 031 if
FOR SALE —— ANTIQUE CLAW-
foot sideboard. in condition, 1 Ron-
brook card table. 1 wardrobe and oth
or places equally good. Mitchell' s For
nlture Store, 14 to 16 Wall Street.
Norwaik. Conn 031 if
FOR SALE-«(IIIEAIA TWO-BURN-
er alcohol vapor stove. Used only a
few times. Good as new. Cost $7.00
Will sell for 84.00. Apply at Sentinel
Office.
SO‘LVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwnllt. 115.. Probate
('(ltll‘i. May ii. A. ll., 1912.
Estate of Jean 1'. McClure. late oi
Norrmlk. In said District, deceased.
The. f‘ourt of Probate for the ills
trim of Namath. hath limited and
ntotvul six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement
those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. will be dohnrmd a term ery.
All persons indebted to said estate
pro requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
SARAH hi'tlIJiRE.
11113 23 ll Administratrix.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. May 17. A. II, 1912.
Estate of Vida N. Wing. late of Nor-
walk. In said District 1:l.eceased
The Court of Plohato lot the Dis-
trial of Norwalk 1111111 umnéd and al-
lowed six months Item the data, here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
ncounts, properly attested. within
said time will be debsrred a recov-
JOHN J LANEB ery. All persons Indebted to said es
tale are requested to make Immediate
payment to.
”t" supp!“ W 963 , CHARLES 1.. WING.
9 UNION AVE.. NORWALK mts 25 It Administrator.
#2:
Atlantic Company
CONNECTICUT STATION
AND SALESROOMS
at WESTPORT
. On the River "
Thornton 81111111, Representative
Showing a complete line of At-
lantic Seagoing
1“Gurnet”' Dorics
and Launches from 16 to 30 feet.
Noted for their staunch enlistme-
tion, wonderful sop qualities and
reliable Motors st popular prices
from $190.06 tupvm'd.
Ham-rows 1111111511: substance
NEW YORK. dune 1.—-H11u'iptou’l
’ Magazine hits, suspended publication
and tho ”Mil" number will not be ll‘
9’
sued. WW company, 1111111. was urged-
, load 11111111111: failure of the oonsollda-V
{ties of the first Hampton' s. and the
.Oolphtiilta Madeline 111111. 111.11. found it
food no monWto’obntlnue till; business
and the directors decided to ask for
a receiver in dissolution. One of. the
Joni-silo the magazine 111 Speaker
‘t‘ihelbp 1:11.11, who is laid to have ill-
.vslted. 14.001) in the publication. .31
’ Auction
Notice is hereby given. that the un-
dersigned will sell. to the highest bid-
ders at Public Auction. as the home
stead occupied by the late Rev.
(‘hartes M. Selleck. at No.119 East
avenue. to the City of Norwalk. Conn ..
on Monday and Tuesday. June 8rd.
and «11.111110 o'clock foreseen. A11-
Ibique and amColonial mahogany furni-
Iture. (including designs of Happie-
whine. Sheraton and Chippendale)
fouoposters chest of draw/era. em-
;-plre sofas. high- -boys extension to-
bles.hool'1 cases. pier glasses. and
Irons. paintings and engravings. bric-
a-brac, valuable librarv. piano,ca1~
pets and rugs. beds and bedding. etc.
etc
Such an opportunity is seldom of~
fered. and should not be null sled.
Terms cash If stormy. sale will be
postponed to new hair day.
The 111111111 will be open for visitors
all day on Semi-day. June 1st.
Norwaik. Conn” M-May 271th.1912.
Ill. ML.OOKWO0D.
mill ‘30 ll. Administrator.
DIED FROM A, FALL.
MowiDEN. May 29.—~Woltor W.
Bartholomew. a member of Company
I. Second infantry. C. N. . Gdled today
at the hospital as a result of Injuries
A
lleather-ell last night when he tell from
a ladder in 3119 armory. 111 was help
ing to decorate the armory In prepara
tions for a reception to Mayor Dono-
‘van touts t... He’ plunged backward
from the. ladder at a“ distance of 20
feet tenths floor. He suffered conculw
sion of the brain and internal , hurts.
Bartol'omew was 85 ye‘nrs old. unmare
rum. and a painter by trade.
',W*W.yw
has» well invested—4h All
mm in The Sentinel.
mill 3t
11131 El ‘
out as 1111111511 11115111111 11
Husband's Irish: Ides ll mounts.
the convolution Loft Him to
somewhat “of a Ms.
A man who hadn't. been home to
dinner and who didn't arrive in time
for midnight lunohpon-wlf then had
been one—~dnllly landed at his sport-
meut and was greeted with votivery.
"is that you. sou-l" front his wife's
room. .
“It Is." he responded succinctly. not.
caring for much conversation.
"What time is it?" .
. “Oh. not so late!" he answered:
ind then observing a large bunch of
.roses on a table in the hell he sought
to change the conversation by re~
marking: “What a beautiful bouquet
of flowers!"
"They are lovely." counted the
wife.
“Beautiful!" continued the late or-
rival enthusiastically. "Fresh. too. i
should lay. Their perfume is delights
ml"!
“Can you smell them?”
"Oh. yes; their perfume goes
through the entire place. It is love
ly'll
"You always did like the perfume
of roses ” cooed the wife.
“Yes. and these are especially fru-
rant."
"Weil. go to bed if that is the case.
You see. my dear. those are paper
roses."
WORK FOR CLOUD SPOTTER
Humble but Indispensable Adjunct. In
the Fresno of Taking Mov-
Ing Pictures.
“Among the new tabs that modern
life has originated." said a statistician.
“that of the cloud spotter Is interest.-
Ing and odd. The cloud spotter
doesn’t. of course. make spots on
clouds. No. no. lie stand on a high
roof with a costly held glass and be
continually notifies his employer, a
moving- picture maker. of the condi-
tion of the heavens.
"You see. for an elaborate moving-
plcture play a steady. uniform light is
essential. The pictures must be (siren
all in sunshine or all in clear my
light. Otherwise they differ. Some
are weak and some strong. They don’t
match on the screen. So the cloud
spotter on the roof. searching the
heavens with his glass, studying the
course and velocity of the wind. as-
sures his boss of a good half hour or
hour for photographing a moving pic-
ture play. and thus saves a waste of
tilms that would otherwise be many
times larger than his frugal canary."t
a
1
lantof the Mild Henry.
The inn "of the mild Henry (nun
cannon Heinrich) in a little town of
Posen has evidently changed hands
during its career. for there is at least.
an intimation. In an advertisement
recently inserted in a Poem newspa-
per by Hermann Dunkelbet-g. the
present. owner. that he may not be
especially mild. The advertisement
roads: "It has come to my notice
that I am accused of having de-
nounced colleagues because they suf-
fered Tunnebaum" (a forbidden
game) "to be played in their places.
As I have no desire to math my
time in court. I hereby promise‘tliree
marks to anybody who believed this
report but of lack of brains. live
marks to anybody who spread it be-
cause oi‘ malice and ten marks to the
originator of it. which he can get on
personal application to me. Will pay
fair price for a good. usable bullwhip.
Herman Dunkelberg. inn of the Mild
Henry.”
Reply Coupons.
The man who boasts that he never
writes letters has been prodded into
epistolary activity.
“It was a curious little square red
stamp luclosed in a letter I received
from England that drove me to it." he
said. “The stamp was marked three
pence. It was totally unlike any
stamp or souvenir i had over soon.
and. I didn't know what. use to make of
it. The postman was also noapluslsd.
and only at the main postofiieo wsl
the riddlesoived. It was a reply cou-
pon. English lumps would have been
no use for mum a letter in 153w
York. but the coupon could be ex-
changed. for United States stamps.
With a reminder like that-thrust un-
der one's very nose the most con-
sciencslesl letter writer is bound to re-
Dir."
His Own Illll. .
Butchers are not sonorllly credited
with an especially sensitive tempers.-
meat. but New York has one member
or the guild whose skin must be ex-
trsordlusrily this At any rate. he
goes to unusual lengths to exonerate
himself from the charge of extortion.
Above the cashier’l window he has
hung this sin:
"If prices are high don’t blame me.
They have hit me. too. . Hero is the
meat bill of my own family. Road:
It.” Thou follow: an itemized sc-i
count of the chops. steaks. roasts and;
cat's most consumed by the hatchet-ll
depeadsnto in one week. The prices
recorded are sufficiently sltitudlnous.
to appease the most disgruntled cur‘
tomerl. and they settle their on bills
with good rises.
1
d
, Not the Right Kind.
"1 thousbt you 11111 young sums
was a coward? in our automobile ae-
iidsui. w. ionnd he was full of m ”
"Hamill 1'11 111.. to know. where
Its not it so suddenly." ~ 1 ‘
me
.1 supports from the ditch welsh ‘
Cslvss’ Liver storiel.
Bruise calves' liver in butter until
done through. but not dried out then lengthwise... remove the stalk and
pound to a paste. mixing with a little;fie°dl and barbell gently for three
cream. & tablespoon of grated cheese minutes in boiling water. Arrange on
preferably Parmegan' and a dust of a platter and fill with risotto made
by frying a small onion in butter and
adding a cup of stock; boil half a cup
and add to the above. and
cayenne
ll center.
Spread this rather thickly:
on circles or triangles of toast and
keep “0‘ WW" Y0“ scramble 1‘ well finally add a cup of canned tomatoes
beaten egg with a tablespoon of but~‘or fresh ones simmered to a pulp.
wter. When the egg ls thick put. a lay- Mix all well. and last of all stir in two
or of the paste, then finish with a but. tablespoons of gated Parmesan or
ton of the paste with a bit of egg for cheddar cheese or a tablespoon of
each. -S_erve very hot.
.0! rice
Risotto in Poppers.
Use the sweet Italian peppers. Split
and flour.
Genoesl Poetry. 2}
Weigh four eggs. beat and all!
an equal quantity of gram
Pound up a quarter
pound of blanched almond! ”‘4
them with an egg. melt buttered
same weight as the eggs and
ring all with a wooden wood
minutes, then add the son
of an orange or lemon.
paste In a thin layer on In ihv‘
baking tin. cover with butter.
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