‘ ill housework.
Wants!
Classified .“Ads”-—- To Let.
For Sale, Business .«und
Professional Cords.| and
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Three Times, 60c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
DIED
GOLDENw—JUNE 12, 1912, JAMES
Holden. aged 67 yours. Funeral at his
Into residence, 4 I’slrfleld avenue, at
2:30 p. m. Saturday. Juno mill.
.. .. ..-.-._......-., _.,.._‘.4‘. .... H... ..._.. -1- n”.--—
.WANTED i
WANTEDWA WELL llllIiCI) (‘01.—
Iie puppy from 2 to :l months old. Ail-
dress Dr. Edwin Eretclt Smith, Nor-
uulk. 113 iii
WANTED—wWOMEN TO DO CUFF
ironing of home. Instruction given
at, factory. Steady work, i‘luett.
I’t-ubody und (‘0. 113 3t
WANTED-Mimi‘s IN OUR TRIM-
luzng department. (Tall :11 once.
pzil‘d linibroitlcry Works. ii: iii
- WANTEDMM'ASIIING BY Tillii
duy. Inquire Leliak, 16 Day street.
31‘: 3t
WANTED-~11 GIRL FOR GEXIER’
Jennings. 67 West St. 111 lit
WANTED—A WOMAN AS PLAIN
cook. No washing. Apply to Miss
Cholweil, 30 High street, Norwslk.
J11 3t
'1‘0 87
AGENTS WANTED—~35
daily soiling New Fibre Brooms; 100 BELL ISLANDwTO RENT FROM
per cent. profltg‘ every woman will
buy. Ilegin canvass at once. Sample
by express, 30 cents. Wynne liroom
00.. Elmira, N. Y. 110 7t
WANTED—~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Desi market prices paid. Ex~
trn prices for fat culves. $3 to $4
for bob .culves to futten. H. Fried-
lnan, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
WANTED——-OPERATORS 'EXPEIII-
enced on power sewing machines;
steady WOI‘K. Cluett, Peabody & Co.
iii if
' LOST ~A BLACK LEATHER
purse between Wigmore’s drug store
and Coleburn and Lnudel"s. South
Norwa'lk. Sultuble reward If returned
to this office. 113 St
tLO,S'I'w-—GOLD GREEK LETTER
fraternity pill, in High, Washington,
Water or ltitytnond streets. Reward
if returned to It. Ii. Gerard. 23 High
street, South Norwnik, or Sentinel of-
fice. , 113 iii
LOST~LAI)Y'S SMALL GOLD
Wiiil‘ll between llnyview and Term
avenues. Inst night, shortly after 1i)
o’clock. The tinder will please deliv-
er it to the Sentinel office and will
.be rewarded. jlii lit
LOST~~—A CLASS PIN, GREEN
enamel and gold. initials ’I‘. I). S. ‘07.
Reward it returned to Sentinel of-
lice. ”jll zit
A-v'm‘
W‘BUSINEss "NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—AYE Alli}
now situated at our new store, and
are “at your service.” Electrical wir-
ing. Motor work. General repairs.
The White Electric 00., 54 Water St.
Phone 342-3. j13 3t
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER.
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 1122 im
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
.trestlnent of gouthrheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth’s Sanitarium: 'Tel. 210.
iii if
NASH’B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom. made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
nouss PAINTER &
DECORATOR
Large snort-
ment of finest
Wall Paper.
Orders given
Drampt' atten-
tion. Esti-
mates on up-
plicstlon.
.l. A. RUDDER
108 9. Matt) 8t.
so. Nolnlk
Tel. 1035-4
,
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees .
'spreyéd right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Tree Warden.
Phone 848-5.
W
. intransitive.
“If!“ dld’you come to 'buy that
whithls’ds‘“ filo: stock?"
4' . loo, i thought It was at
minim who sold it to me
, ,yfurulturo in his cities,
all olm‘ ouspidors and s. swell mg
on the newsroom Free Press.
‘ petitioners-tn Ad
l
t,
5 .mu Mu»
I’eii- .
Apply to Mrs. C. E.‘
'provements, on shore front, command-
TO LET
FOR SALE
‘1"
TO LET TWO CONNECTING
furnished rooms with gun plate and
all other convenienCes for light house-
keeping, ut 11H East Ave. 113 iii
TO LETwii ROOM APARTMENT
and bath. For further particulars lb-
quilo til the office of the Old Well
m3“ CO" “3 3t sell or exchange place in suburbs of
To hET'vliARGE PLEASANT Stamford IOI‘ ll. store in or near
furnished room. Dr. S. D. Lawrence. "0““er between Port (heater and
12 1““,de St. 112 3t Bridgeport. Place is 6 room house,
To LET—THREE FURNISHED
rooms on second floor; also two on
Iirst liOOl‘, suitable for light house-
keeping Address “Furnished," care
Sentinel.“ 112 iii
To LET-wt ROOM IIIINGALOW. 7
minutes unlit from railroad station at
llomytcn. Beautiful situation. Adv
dress I“. C. Albrecht, Itownyton.
Conn. . .111 iii
T0 LET~—A nousn WITH 8 St « 113 3t
rooms and all improvements. corner , .
Madison and State streets, South . 191‘ FUN-MAN AUTOMOBILE.
Not-walk. lient :21. Inquire Taylor «50 H power. fully equipped. Will
end Golden. 111 iii
. quire -I«i. I‘. linvllsnd. 40 Bsyview
TO LET~—7 ROOM HOUSE. 79 Ave. Telephone 101645. 512 3t
Woodward Ave. Rent 316. Inquire ,
The South Norwalk Trust Co. port FOR “Ml-Err“ FOOT ROUND
the fifteenth of June until Labor Day
or later, If. tenant so desires, highly
desirable cottage with all modern im-
ling superb view. Five sleeping rooms
for family and guests. For terms in.
quire Mrs. Samuel Tweedy, Harbor
View Cottage, Iiell island. 38 6t
0
TO LET——Olt TO SELL ON EASY
terms. houses, Foster Park, East Nor-
wnlk. inquire Edward II. Smith,
Taylor and Golden office, South Nor-
:wslk Trust Co. Bldg. . 17 6t
TO usurious uonsn ON PUT-
nam Ave. All modern Improvements.
inquire Timothy Brcsnan. 47 West
Ave, South Notwnlk. J3 tf
TO LET—SEVEN ROOM IIOIISIC,
all improvements. 25 Quintnrd Ave.
inquire A. .1. Collins Co.., 2 North
Main St. 16 it
To LETmSIX iiOOM COTTAGE,
all llnprovemruts. Lincoln avenue.
Inquire United Grocery Co. or Roy-
llzoud Grocery 0o. 35 if
T0 LETwAl’ARTMEN'l‘S AT 39-41
Chapel street. Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements. in-
quire 6~i South Main St, South Nor-
ros [BALE—WORKING HORSES.
curt and wagon. Inquire Jumes Law-
son. No. 15 Fairview Ave, Norwsllt,
t‘onr.
FOR BALE—43001) HORSE. AP—
piy 11 Benton street. 113 iii
FOR BALE—'I’ARTY IIESIRES TO
plenty shade, all kinds of fruit, 5 min.
utesc from station and trolley. Ad-
dress Stamford, ifox it'll. .113 lit
FOR BALEwllORSE AND WAG-
on. 17 North Main street. 313 31
FOR' sALE~—Nl~;w uouss. 7
rooms. water In, lot 50 x 200. 5 min‘
utes to trolley, 5 from railroad sta-
tion. 3 from tide water, fine location.
No city taxes. Prion~ $2,150, easy
terms. Crockett, 16 South Main
sacrifice for $800 If sold at once. In-
bottom launch. new Barker 1 1.4 it. 1).
motor. Perfect running order. Ad-
dress 8. A. '13., core Sentinel. 111 St
ALEXANDER'8 RAGTIME BAND:
Oh. You Beautiful Doll; Billy; 150
other popular songs; music postpnld
10c. Address Poe News 00., 1038
Boston Road, New York, N. 1’. 111 st
FOR GALE—«CARPENTERS 0R
piumbsrs’ wagon. light business was-
on. 1 open buggy, top buggy. all sec-
ond blind; top buggy, rubber tire:
horse curt, thorsecurt harness. sll
and second-hand. Here is a chance
to get. a bargain. Phone 1332-3. C.
E Seolleld. Dorian. Box 115.
TWO bore. son suns. SUMMIT
street, South Norwalk. inquire Geo.
Mitchell or your own broker. 031 if
FOR SALE ~— AN'I‘IQUE CLAW-
foot sideboard, In condition, 1 Ron-
brook curd table, 1 wardrobe and oth
or pieces equally good. Mitchell‘s F‘ur-
nlture Store. 1-1 to 16 Wall Street.
Norwnlk, Conn 031 ff
walk. 830 ii
To LET—~WELL LOCATED, MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locnt-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Elisa-
beth St. 826 if
TO LET-aHOUSE 2i UNION 8’11.
17 rooms. all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house, but will be ultered
to suit tenant. The Hutch & Ilnl'ley
Co. inrlt‘ tf
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. ii rooms. and 8-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from railroad station.
.Iosepb it. Taylor. s13 tf
Touring Car
for Hire
Comfortable Oar—Osreful Driver
Day or Night Calls
JOHN J. .. LANE
Tel. 988
NOBWALK
Autb Supplies
9 UNION AVE.,
mounmmmmnm
WILLIAM H. FERRIB. Agent
58 West St. South Norwslk, Conn.
Catalog on Request.
5100,000200
South Norwalk, Conn.
4'4%
Street Paving Bonds of
The City of South
Norwalk
Sealed proposals will be received
until eight. o'clock p. in. July 11.
1912, .by the undersigned for the Mny~
whole or any part «$100,000.00 4 14
per cent. Street Paving Bonds to be
dated August 1, 1912, due August 1.
i922. interest payable February and
August. Bonds to «be delivered and
paid for August 1, 1912. Certified
check for 2 per cent. of bid required.
Right reserved to reject any or all
bids. Full particulars may beobtsin-
ed by addressing the undersigned.
WILLIAM MILLER,
Committee on Finance.
111 3t South Norwslk. Conn.
now; also at low sets of harness, new .
_ roe street; Railroad svemlc; tiny-mood
' all in this city; therefore.
. crty trontlng on each of said streets
“ DARIEN
Nouoroig
.Ismes Flynn. a veteran of the Bold.
iel-s' Home, was found intoxicptod
Tuesday night near the Noroton River.
He was sent to the Home.
The woman who can teach can find
private pupils-assuredly through a
modest campaign of Sentinel Wont
advertising. ‘
NOTICE
Special Town Meeting
s
Gigantic Bridge .
RemovalSale of all :
SHOES, '
Oxfords 8. Pumps ‘
The Oldest Shoe Store in the city will move into {
the New Building Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre
'l‘bo Inhabitants of the Town of
Nolwnllt who lire qualified vote in
town meetings therein, s ereby no-
tified and wurped that a special town
meeting of said town will be held
in the Town Hall. Wull street. Tues»
day, June 115th, 1912, at ii o'clock in
SALE
,An unusual opportunity A for the
people of The Norwalks to secure
REAL BARGAINS. -
a
SALE;
Commences
Friday
June 14, at
the evening. “for the following pur-
poses, to wit:- ..
1. To accept as a public highway.
if deemed ndvlslllrle, that certain mod
known us Mills street. 40 feet In
width ‘Illd 855 feet in length. running
trout Kellogg avenue westerly to
l’urtlett avenue. and shown on a map
All W. L. Douglas Shoes
and Oxfords Reduced
50c and $1 a pair.
Commences g
Friday”
June 14, at ;;
on file In the office of the Town Clerk
of suid town and entitled “Map of
Bartlett Park," etc.
2. To hour the report of the Board
of Estimate and Taxation of the town
in the mutter of the appropriations
and tax rate of the town for the fiscal
year beginning September list, 1912.
and recommendations of the Board:
and to approve. adopt and ratify the
8 a. to.
so. rowers
,6c ,-
Likewise with the "Tattle.” ‘Integ-
rity and “World Worn" lines. Only
a few bargains, mentioned.
Ladies'White Canvas Oxfords 49C
8a. m.
some. or take such action in the mat-
for as the meeting may deem ald-
Men’s and Boys’
All Ladles' Oxfords st Cut Prices
‘ Barefoot Sandals ‘
visubie.
Dated at Norwailt aforesaid this
lzltll day of June, 1912.
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
.10le DEVINE.
Selectmen of the Town of Nerwolk.
TENNIS
500
Ladies" Arch Supports 29c
Lndles’ Velvet Pumps 98c
Sizes 12 to 2 -‘ 49o
' 113 It
NOTICE ‘
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Resolution was submitted and
ndopted by the Council of this city
at a meeting thereof held on Monday
evening.,.1une 8rd, 1912. ,
"Whereas. the Council propose to
pave West avenue. from “Pine street
northerly to the city line; North
Main street. from the. terminus 0f the
brick pavement northerly to Pine
Store,
Open
Every
Evening
Geo. Keeler
The First Shoe Store from o... Drawbridge
159 Washington Street Bridge
stroetr Witter stretch-thorn Washing-
Ington street to Rnymond street; Moi»
street; West Washington street, from
Franklin street easterly to North
hisin street, and \Voodyvnrd avenue,
from Its Junction with Soutthiu
street. southerly to Meadow street,
Resolved, thnt the owners of prop
or highways so to be puved benndthey
are hereby ordered to lay branches or
connections with the sewar in each
of said hlgtthys to the curb In front
of their respective premises on each
or any of said highways; und. ,
Resolved. Further, that the City
Clerk Is hereby directed to give notice
of this order by publishing the some
ill n newspaper published In this city
once a week for three successive
weeks; sud, ‘
-....- -‘
Resolved. Further. that in case of
the neglect or refusal of any property
owner as aforesaid to comply with
this order. the Committee on Streets
is hereby directed to cause such
branches or connections to be laid at
the expense of the owner or owners
of property neglecting or refusing to
Sleeves of the New Frocks.
By their sleeves 1's shall know them
even though the skirts are free from
to wrist with perhaps some little side
wise tucks let in on the inside seats
for elbow fullness and some dainty
[Jorge draped hats of chan
silk have a single rose of some
hue as the only trimming.
cuff finish at the wrist.
the new draperies and not unlike'ln
lif entirely of silk or other frock ms-
line the more conservative skirts or
.........._.
or and Council of said city for the ‘
comply herewith. the winter. and yet it Is hard to ex-
Approved: plain in words just what has happen-
WILLIAM F‘ Tmfitfiofi ed to the sleeves. 0n the whole they
Attest: show more fullness, but the fullness
JOHN J. CUNEO. breaks out at ditherent points and
is 13 20 ' City clerk. very .often Is merely s. flaring toward
the bottom of s short sleeve or a clev-
erly introduced cuff draping.
The kimono cut has not disappeared
but after seveml seasons of cries
about the downfall of this sleeve
out there is now for the first time in
a decidedly emphasised decrease In its
popularity. it In still casually used
when Its character seems best adapted
' NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing Resolution was submitted and
adopted by the Council of this city
at a meeting thereof held on Monday,
June 3rd, 1912.
"Whereas. the Council propose to
Large stock on hand of casings
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply 00., Wall SL. or
James E. Ells, Jr.
VILLAGE BLACKSMITH. .
At s concert for charity In a coun-
dlenoe cheered. "Anmwer!" they
cried, “Ancoweri "
came around from in front." whispered
the men excitedly.
me a favor. "Well, what is It?" quot-7
NORWAIK.
’ THE POET's PRAYER.
if there besome washer one,
Give me strength to help him on;
if s blinder soul there be,
Let the guide him nearer Thee;
Make my mortal dreams come true
With the Work I fain‘would do;
I Clot-he with life the wenlflntent,
Let mo‘be the thing I meant;
Let me find in Thy employ,
Powe‘thst dearer is than joy;
Out of self to love be led.
And to hemn acclimated.-
.4
snyin‘ as how i let out bicycles."
i‘nlth.
try town Miss Carter obliged by reclb
ing “The Village Blacksmith." At the
conclusion of her recital the rural su-
psve West avenue. fr Pine street
northerly to the city lln ; North Main
street, from the terminus of the
brick pavement northerly to Pine
street: Wetter street. from Washing-
ton street to Raymond street; Monroe
street; Railroad avenue; Rsymond
street: West Washington street. from
Franklin street easterly to North Main
to some bodice srrsnxement which the
designer fancies. but It is distinctly
In the minority.
The long shoulder line, preserving
something of the kimono outline, is
frequently supplied by the dropped
terlsl not sheer, the long sleeve may
start from a dropped shoulder line but
more often starts smoohly from under
a. bodice armhole into which It is not
sewed. The sleeve is attached tonne
lining and the bodice armhole some-
times of large else is finished separ-
ately and lies smoothly and flatly ov-
er the sleeve top.‘ This armhole or.
rangement is of course not limited to
"long sleeve models but occurs In con-
nectiion with short sleeves also.
The cuff finish of the full length
sleeve is often dainty and original
enough to csrry off successfully the
severe ‘ploinness of the sleeve Itself.
Soft frills'of lace may he set Into the
outside seem running up almost to the
elbow. or little pledted tabs of loco or'
net may be set in overlapping line on
the outside of the sleeve at the wrist.
volitiiitill‘”
The following letter from Mrs. Orvfi
Rock will show how unwise It is form
men tosubmittothe dsngereof s .
opentlon when often it they be I ‘ ,
by taking Lydia E. Pinkhsm's 17m
Compound. She was four weeks
the hospital and come home
faring worse thou before.
Hero is her own suntan
Pew)“. Mia—F‘Twoysdi's
Miss Carter was
about to grant the request when n
burly fellow very much out of breath
tapped her on the shoulder. “I‘ve just
"I want yer to do
led Miss Carter. "it's this." whisper-
,ed the intruder., “l happen ter be the
teller you've hen tulkln' shout and I
Want yer to put In a. verse'this time
There .is a duty of so coming into
oneness with God and so comprehend-
lug His purposes. so deepening ends
that one may work On
amidst all the hurt and injustice of
the world with no fear of despair or
pessimism sud cheerfully and with
songs meeting the Issues of each day.
Therein a joy which Christ given
which no men taksth from Illa-Th.
Rev. Frederick Lynch. in Christina
street. and Woodward avenue. from its
function with South Main street.
southerly to Meadow street. all in this
city; therefore.
Resolved, that the owners of prop-
erty fronting on each of said streets
or hishwsys go to be paved be end
they are hereby ordered to Isy brunch-
es or connections with the water main
in ouch of said highways to the curb
in front of their respective premises
on each or any of sold highways; sud
Resolved. Further. that the City
Clerk is harsh directed to give notice
of this order it publishing the some
once I week for three‘ successive
weeks In a. newspaper published in
this city; and -,
Resolved. Further. that in case of
the neglect or refusal of snyproperty
owner or owners as aforesaid to con»
ply with this order. the Board of Wm
tor Cmnmissioners Is hereby directed
to house said branches or connection.
to be ‘lsid It the expense of the owner
or owners of property neglecting or
refusing to comply with this order.
bunt nil thinn sweet end soon World.
soon: my natural hebitude.
_.~ , . --Whi
it!“
/.
"rjsislmt mitt"
museum ' "i *
Approved: *
WILLIAM F. TAMMANY. ,
M.yorl
Attost:
JOHNJ. CUNIIIOI
our Clerk.
shoulder point. sometimes it flares
‘xraduaily from that line to the elbow
its way into favor during the past two
Orfirhsps a narrow band or strep
con es the slight sleeve fullness
closely not above the wrist and dainty
embroidered cuffs turn back over
the sleeve bottom—~New York Sun
“in”
MAY FORM ANOTHER GAVALRY
TROOP.
Plans are formulating in military
circles in Bridgeport, it is understood.
for the organization of a cavalry troop.
The movement ls being started among
the wealthier ‘cisssos and those who
join will for the present secure their
own mounts. '
srm‘hole seem, the sleeve proper he-
sinnlng several inches below 'the
and ends there In frills or sought back
cuff. Or it may be fulled to this drop
pod armhole seam and fall, sheer and
soft, to met s closely fitted cuff resch-
ins from wrist to elbow on the outside
arm. though probably less deep on the
inner arm. ‘ ‘
The long sleeve has steadily pushed
lessons, and though it never has Its
but 01,1101“th in “I‘m WWW" M it Is the plan after the organisation r
six-on snddosllmyownu
sons. enough full length sleeves ab- is complete and everything In run- 0...}; health to It
pear among thesurins model! imm Ins smoothly. to have application Veg. ls Compou and
the best French houses to make one
feel fairly confident that sutumn mo-
dell will play up the long sleeve very
emphatically.
In the spring modes the full length
sleeve is often of chifhon. The sheer
cool materiel my form the body of
made to the state to accept the troops
us part or the Connecticut National
Guard. , .
At present these are but two snub
ry troops In the state. these being lo-
cated in New Haven sud Hurtful-d. It
is hoped that the pridxsporters will
Mend very severely with s ..
friends whomofflicud
complaint to try “WT-lift.
Root, R. R. No. a, Pow Pow.
If youusgnsi‘il donut-dun
so open I memory
tske Lydia E. . .
moot. , I
sndldid. Todsyl
a
With-shins
the sleeve batman s dropped shoulder
nod I blunt cuff. but." often too. it Is
make good their associates: sud than
wait nihilismn on telling utilise ‘s
. l
unite plain from hornet hostile .iinoi
minim .
summon mama. ‘
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