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For . Sale,
Professional Cards. and
Miscellaneous
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"L BRIDGEPORT, Conn, June 19.—
" The 315th; anniversary of the R. A.
will be celebrated by the members
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“Ads”~—-.- To Let. ~
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page.
face or Caps. Double Price
Twenty-Five Words 'or Less,‘ sac-.—
Three ,imes. 50c -- Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
and their friends on Saturday. There
will be a general re-union of all the
councils ill the various states. It is
the usual custom to divide in groups
and meet at a central point and make
merry. Games of all kinds are arrang-
ed by tile committees in charge, so
that not only the embers can particl-
pu'te ‘but their friends and families.
WANTED TO LET FOR SALE
”WANTED-alt LADY LIVING To LET~3 ROOMS AT lb WlND— FOR SALE—STANDING GRASS.
alone would like one furnished room sor Place. Apply to S. Charlott. No. Capt. E. H. Smith. Rowayton. 119 lit
for light housekeeping and a small 26 Wood street. . , 119 Bi
nttlc room for storage. Kindly state
terms when addressing ii, Sentinel. TO LET—«ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
on and harness; a lot, 148 South Main
This has been the custom for a num-
ber otyears past and is growing more
and more in favor each year. ‘ W ‘
FOR SALE—«TWO HORSES. WAG-
oi‘ilce. 119 31 with ham large garden and various St. Inquire Cutbill's Bridge Mar- .
w .- ' fruit trees, situated in Connecticut ket. 118 lit The lllCBDilOII Of the R. A. was in in
.801! WANTED~—Ai)DliESS X.SEN- uvouue. inquire Mrs” Rosa 'i‘arlov. ‘ 1877-«and has had a steady increase it
tinel office. ill own handwriting. 119 iii Taylor avenue. 118 tf FORII lSA‘l-‘Eiwvgovat INQj‘ijgiRg: each year. This, may, 36th year should
Steve uag’ ‘ es ' a be one of the happiest gatherings in
T0 LETwSEVEN ROOM HOUSE
WANTEDle‘WO GOOD BENCH
on Spring street. ~Inqulre Cutblll's
men at once. The Hatch and Bailey
FOR SALEwTWO FINE LARGE its history. The revenue derived from fr
rubbed in a heaping tablespoonful .of
flour. Cook and stir until smooth, take"
fl
Creamed Horseradish Sauce.
Make a good drawn butter by heat-
g i. cupiul of water and thickening
with two tablespoonfuls of butter
cm the fire and heat into it two i
. . . . . ' r .i ‘ , frut. . .
(JD, 119 .lt lilldge Market, South Norwalk. 118 .11 lots, about web .yhago 80.1“: 3 talus many of the Hospital Bed asso tablespoonfuls of horseradish (grat-
~ 1 . w “’0‘“ stone (“mug 0" s to or. n clations and the good work done by
WANTED—wt NIGHT WATCII To LETfONl‘A PLEASANT 0‘“ line of trolley, in Norwalk. Price these societies is far reachin nd ofa ed), wet, up with a teaspoonfui of
man. Reply by letter addressed to M., lice room. furnished, roll tOD desk. 02:30 eacll to quick buyer. Address 53 ‘ vinegar. When well mixed add half
etc. on Washington street. Address
m" Sentinel, lvin references, stat-
m” g g C. K.. care Sentinel.
ilox 314. South Norwalk.
313 at great benefit to many. As an auxiliary
ing age. last employment and salary
expected jl9 lit
T0 LETvii ROOM APARTMENT
and bath. For further particulars ill-
qulre at the office of the Old Well
‘WANTEDw-BOARDERS AT 603- e
lien, Conn. ‘lood country board. fresh
launch, 4 H. P. Barker, 19 x 5. Full
P. 0. B. 158, Norwalk.
adjunct to the RCA. the hospital ben-
efit privilege afforded its members
without cost to the individual is a.
strong factor to those desiring to unite
with the organization. The local coun-
FOR SALE-*WILL SELL CHEAP
quipment, perfect condition. Address
117 3t
vegetables, lnllk. etc; 250 feet above Cigar 00- “8 fl,
sea level. Four miles from liltchflcld.
Address Mrs. Emma Rider. Goshen.
119 3t
4
T0 LET—MODERN COTTAGE.
with modern improvements. in South
Norwnlk. inquire of R. Joseiovsky.
for saddle or driving; also wagon. 17
North Main St, South Norwaik, Conn.
FOR SALE”H0RSE SUITABLE oils have selected ‘Sea Breeze Island
as their place ofv meeting this year.
and Norwnlk. South Norwalk, Milford.
First avenue. East Norwalk. 118 tf
T0 LETs—Slx ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvement-s. 21 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. In-
lquire United Grocery Co. or Raymond
WANTED —— YOUNG WOMAN
wishes employment during the sum—
mer months, substituting at bookkeep-
ing or clerical work. Address E. 15.
(1,. care Sentinel. 119 3t
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Oh, You lileautiful Doll';
other popular songs; music postpaid
and Derby councils have been invited
to join forces to make it an enjoyable
day. The Norwaik council has chai-
lenged Seaside. of this city .to a game
of ball. Game called at 2:30. Other
ALEXANDER’S RAGTIME BAND:
Dilly; 150
00. Address Poe News 00.. 1038
loston Road. New York, N. Y. 111 (it
WANTED~—RO\\' BOAT. 21 EDLIE
Grocery Company. 15 if
Ave, East Norwnlk. ’l‘el 010-3. 119 it ‘ ‘
IO LET—BATH HOUSES AT COM-
po Beach. Rent‘for season $3. A-p,
1y to W. E. Thomas, Compo Beach
117 (it
WANTED-LAUNCH. MUST BEIN.
good condition and cheap. Send par-,1)
ticulars to S. C. W., care Sentinel. .vpavillon.
119 It
e ' TO LET—APARTMENTS AT NO.
w WANTED—A MAN UNDER 40 '16 Pine St. Enquire at office of 11.
years that is handy with tools and Mid G Corset CO. 317“
general all rcund man. Must furnish ' ‘
reference from last employees. Cluett. T0 LET—FOUR ROOM HOUSE. 9
Union Ave, Norwalk. Enquire Mitch-
Peabody and Co. 118 3t
’eli‘s furniture store. 031 t~f
TO LET-~HOUSE ON WOODIIURY
Are, all improvements. $35; second
and third floor. Monroe St. $15: Si. .
John l’iace, Main St. Norwalk. $35;
rooms on Washington St, $10; first
floor. 53 Osborne Ave, $10; second
WANTED—BOY T0 PACK HARD-
ware. Salary $4.00. Address P. O.
Box 435. South Norwnik. 11? 3t
1
WANTED—A LIVE ENERGETIC
anon as collector. Guaranteed salary
$16 per week with extra commissions.
plumbers‘ wagon. light business wag-
on, 1 open buggy. top busy. all sec-
ond band; top buggy,
horse cart.
new; also a few sets of harness. new
and second-hand.
to get a bargain.
E Scoileld. Darlen. Box
58 West St.
FOR SALE—CARPENTERS b
01‘ amusements have been arranged for
those not participating in the 'ball
game. The dinner will be served at
5 o'clock. The comittee of arrange
ments have put forward their best ef-
forts to make this evening one long to
be remembered.
Tickets can be obtained from the
chairman, J. McK. Munsie, 793 Norm
street. Those desirous of attending
should make their application early.
STATE OF lllllll
Fililll ““0“
T0 NEW HAVEN
h
tire:
all
rubber
horse-cart harness.
Here is a chance 8
Phone 1232-3. 0.
115.
WHIIMMNJHMM
WILLIAM H. FERRIS. Agent
South Norwalk. Conn
Catalog on Request.
floor. Hillside Place, $12: small build-
Ad‘lr x‘ii n N. "
( e“ 00 I o 10’ Soutll Noanlk mg on Spring St. $5; building sult-
’i‘rust (‘0. building. Washington St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
able for laundry, $15; burn on 'i‘uylor
M 114 .91 Ave, $3; barn at Rowayton suitable “HlLLSIDE"-—I)ESIRABLE BOARD- The Club Journa‘l Of New York
WANTEDNTU mvy l. IN . for livery stable. $10: two floors for 01‘8 “'01le M "H”l‘filde. ”0309M prints the following regarding rend
Carlie. llcsl marketlbrhfl; palifi‘lld): light manufacturing. Raymond ilros. iiill. Norwulk. Beautiful lawn and . l . \Hv \' k l
”3' prices for int calves. $3 {'0 $4 117 St trees. Comfortable bedrooms. ldxcel- (OlldlilOllB Ieiwcen . l“ or out I
Ifor bob calves to fatten; 7H. Fried- lent tublc. Terms $12 to $58 per New Haven: ll
man Conn Ave. Tel. 115]. 1 T0 LET——l"[lltNlSl-il£l), 5 1100113 week. Address Drawer li., Norwnlk.
' and “gun,“ dTel‘E‘ZIEOne' garngei good “7 1m Ill view of the magnificent road sys
WANTEDWOPEitA'I‘ORS EXPERI. ncgl or ice. Ln per lnontl for ..... w- , .. . . . .
enced on power sewing machines: Jilll‘ and August only. Address. M. ’SUMMER TIMETABLE fem which ltwfiidh the fuorist in MNl
3...... Wk‘ mum MW” & (13‘ f H" belmnel um... 1” M on and after Monday. June 17. 1912. :ii‘ii“‘.‘3;..“.13..“.’.‘.’2§..“~';‘.2 ‘13”.2: :22:
t , , . ‘ .. the new and commodlous 7 ‘ ' ‘
To LET—i’ItHA'l ”1 ”AWL" STEAMER HUNTINGTON, with us those on the main artery from 1
will rent nicely furnished large front
'room. suitable for two, also a side
room, with all modern improvements.
both. use of telephone. 5. minutes to
" ' BUSINESS NOTICES ._.
MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
in town for good painting and paper-
.llallglng. Send postal {or paper snm~ Gem” 0" 0,"? 'l‘erlns reasonable,
mics and suggestions. John Fountaine, lnldl‘cs prelelreti. Address M‘ZS' I'4;
8 iiul‘riti Are. Telephone li‘JB-lii. ll. 5" care Sentinel. 3” m
l9 ('1 _
__ j ’ T0 LET——7 noon HOUSE. 79
NOTlCE PLUMHING, TINNINU V‘ioodwurd AVG. Rent $l‘il. inquire
and healing done satisfactorily at “‘8 South Norwalk Trust ( 0' j“) a
reasonable prices, by Joseph A. (Tarn-
_.._. —_ _ .. .l V w a v ) _
Phone 919' TO LE1 l.ALl< HOUSE O.\ lU'l‘
"m4“. 3.5 Orchard 5m?“ , , num Ave. All modern improvements.
118 hi Inquire ’l‘lnlclhy llresnan, 47 West
W Ave. South Net walk. 13 ti
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
hauglng. Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and pninters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 4‘21. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 9.22 1m
TO LETwSEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
uli improvements. 25 Quiniard Ave.
Inquire A. J. Collins (30.. 12 North
Main St. 16 if
Capt. William G Young. will run as
follows: Leave Huntington for Non
wulk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
n. and L‘ 30 r. m. heave Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8'43 :1. ill. and 5:210 p. m. Excursion
iil‘kels 50 cents. Single fare 40 cents.
Children. to 12 years, excursion 35
cents. Single fare, 25 cents. Passen-
gers from Norwnlk by 8:45 u. in. boat
will have four hours of. Huntington.
Our summer schedule gives the peo-
ple of Cellnecticut an outing on the
new and commodious ‘steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
of the finest sheets of water in the
wor‘.l, Huntington llay, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
run more arrangements with the cap-
thin to stop at Valley Grove.
England
Road
New York to New
namely the Boston Post
New York to New Haven.
These conditions are given ill detail:
from i
1
tom of road construction which has
been in vogue in the past.
Notwithstanding the spiendod road
from New Haven to iinrtford, tourists
are advised that u better average of
roads will be encountered by running
on the inland route \‘iu Dallbury ulld‘
Waterbury to .iiarlford.
New York—First 10 miles via Sev-
entll avenue and the Grand concourse
and the Pelham parkway excellent, 1
mile very rough past Travers Island.
TO LETwAPAltTMENTt-I A'l‘ 39-41
Chapel street. Norwnlk. Freshly dec-
orated. modern improvements. In-
quire 04 South Main St, South Nor-
walk. A30 ti‘.
TO LETmltiOUSE 21 UNION S'l‘.,
17 rooms, all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
to stilt tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
Co. mrlli tf
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth‘s Sdnltarium. Tel. 210.
19 1.1
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
'boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
T0 LETw—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms. and 6.
room list: all improvements; geod con-
dition; one block from ""Mad station.
Joseph it. Taylor s13 ti
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Loan—nomad PIGEON, BLACK
nanomoigggg
a.
No Rim-Cut Tires
. m5.—
lillll Nllllilil
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0/. mile fair brick through lorchmont.
1 mile very rough to New Rochelle, 04,
mile good brick, 21/. miles rough macav
SOLVENT NOTICE. dam, 0" mile of good brick In Manlar-
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate check. 2% miles very rough macadaln
COill‘i. June 15, A. 1).. ““2. ani (“TL 10 R . m” 0d 1“ V”-
Estate oi Fred M. Knapp, some- ( ye. 1"! e go
loge, i mile rough 1% miles line
through Port Chester, 1% miles poor
to Greenwich. 'Streets in town torn
up for repairs. Detour through Bruce
Memorial~park advisable, next 5 miles
good through CosCob and Mlanus
Detour now necessary to Stamford.
One mile rough. ilfimiles good, 2%,
miles rough through Newton, 48/.
miles good through Dnrlen to Norwalk
1% miles rough, 3%, miles good read
times known as Frank J. Kyle, late
of Norwalk, in said district. deceas-
ed.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, lnltll limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit 'lhelr claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debarred a recov~
ery. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make Immediate
”Mme/111 10,, 1 through Westport. One mile fair. one
HMWERT A' MATHMVBON' mile rough, to Southport. 0 miles fair
Administrator.
to good through Falrlield. Entering
check, No. “E. Z. 58736." Reward of
one dollar for return to O. A. John-
Large stock on hand of casings son. 111 Hillside street. 118 (it
and tubes. For sale by the Auto
Supply 00., Wall St. or LOST -- BLACK I’OCKETIIOOK
containing 3711 In bills on Saturday.
Finder return 'to W. C. Woodley, iii
lf-iovlland afloat. and receive liberal
reward. 117 (it
James E. Eils, Jr.
. soswns
Tree Sprayin
Don't take chances, have your trees
sprayed right. I spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 84041.
BEA BREEZE l8LAND. BRIDGE-
PORT.
It is the wish of the management. to
have all the patriotic citizens as well
as the organizations attend the mas—
sive ceremonies which are being; or-
rungeq for the unfurllng of the lurg»
est flag in the world on independence
Day, at. Sea llreeae island. While this
is to be an extra feature for that day.
there are many other features which
are offered to the visitors every af-
ternoan and night. The Wheeler-Wil-
son Band concerts continue to attract
large orovuis who also enjoy them-
selves on the many thrilling rides
and other amusements. The magnifi-
cent iiall room ls proving more popu-
lar than evor where Knablln's Novelty
Orchestra will entertain you as well
use... ” ll. an...
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
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MREFSEBEINTATLVE HILL CONFI-
DENT. '
~ June All,
Representatives Hill is back inlas furnish excellent dance music. the 0 loans for the year ending July
Washington be confident. as liver or New attractions are being installed 15.191.nbdtoirunasctllny business
proper to come before said meeting.
hrssident Taft'a ronomlnntlon. He Is
pleased with Senator. Item‘s election
as temporary chairman. Mr. Hill will
the east.
no 26 1:1
Dividend Notice
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Norwalk. Conn.
At a meeting of the directors of this
Bridgeport take right fork on State
street, 2 miles fine brick. 3% miles
fair to good to Stratlord. A good ol-
ternate to to take the left fork on Fair-
Ileld avenue, entering Bridgeport. turn
left, on Park avenue. At once turn
right on Washington avenue, take left
the white of an egg whipped stiff.
Beat as you would a meringue for one
minute and set in hot water until you
are ready to serve.
comrpaniment to reset or “corned beef.
hot or cold.
and sifted), one fourth cup of sugar,
one half teaspoonfui of salt, one half
cup of scalded milk, one fourth cup
of lukewarm water, one fourth cup of
Add squash, sugar salt and butter to
solved yeast cake and flour.
let rise overnight.
each breast a large candied
When the frosting is hard. dilute a
bit of green coloring, and with a line
brush decorate the cakes with a nar-
row border nnd a few leaves—Nic-
Call's Magazine.
t
as x i: i’ , atchwor s'sl ,
u" c llllllli 0 the p ' k “ loven until nicely browned and serve
cold-Jersey Journal.
An excellent ac-
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Squash Biscuits.
One half cup of squash (steamed
e.
utter. tWO and one half cups of flour.
0t milk. When lukewarm add dis-
four eggs, juice and grated peel of
half a lemon, three quarters of a cup
of sugar and two tablespoons butter.
Q , 7’ .
used to make them mix with: the su- 'IOUTH NORWALK '0" orFIO'I"
gar. »
well roll.ont'and cut in pieces of uni-
form Size, rolling them into round
balls and dip into sweet chocolate.
Figs and dates may he prepared in
When you have it worked in
be same way.
Cheese Custard.
Macaroni Pudding.
Clip of broken macaroni, quart milk.
Cover.
in the morning
hape Into biscuits. let rise and bake.
Washington Herald.
Violet Cakes.
Any small round cake or cookie
may be attractively prepared in this
way. Spread evenly with soft violet
olored icing, and in the center of
violet.
Rhubarb Meringue Pie.
Either fresh or canned rhubarb
nay be used. Take enough ,for one
do, about a. half pint, and stir into it
1 while boiling a heaping teaspoonful of
Wcorn starch mixed with. the yolks of
two eggs. a cnpfnl of sugar and one
i tables
poonful or butter.
Have ready :1 pie tin lillcd with a
lice crust already linked. Spread this
pointslwml the rhubarb mixture and cover
with a meringue made of the whites
lot the eggs, beaten stiff, with
two
ablespoonfuls of sugar. Set in the
Gold Bread.
(‘ut some slices of bread an lncll
thick, then ,cut ilhem illto rounds two
inches in diameter with a cutter. Hav-
ing made 12 of these, simmer three
quarters of a pint of milk for a mum
ter of an hour with one tablespoon-
ful of sugar. a pinch of salt. a table-
spoonful of grated lemon rind. Heat
up the yolk of an egg with two tap
blespooni‘uls of cold milk ill a bowl.
strain the hot. lnllk ~10 them. and
stir well together. Put in the pieces
of bread, turn them over to soaki
evenly, lift them out soft but our
broken. and drain them. Heat up a
whole egg. dip the pieces of bread ill
it. toss in fine bread crumbs and fry
in plenty of smoking hot fat. Drain.
sprinkle with sugar and serve very
hot.
Pigeon and Barley Soup.
The following qunnlities are suf-
ficient for six persons:
pigeons, cleanedb singed and divided
into four parts; one large onion chop~
lped line, two medium sized carrots
cut in little squares. six to eight ’tflr
ibiespoonfuis of cleaned barley. two
large soup spoons of butter, half an
ounce of wet. a pinch of pepper, :1
bay leaf and three pints of water.
Melt the butter in a saucepan. add
the onion, and let it cook several
minutes on a gentle lire. Then add
the pigeons. cook them eight to 10
'BI—West St. and Taylor Ave.
Two lurgo'
13—xConcord 81... Concord and Linaols
Schools.
li—North Main and Ann Sta.
15—HI h St. and Ba view Ave.
le-x erwalk Iron ’orks.
l7—West Ave. and Cedar St.
South Norwalk Postoifioe
Ealsgsrn P
1:80. 8
Danbur
For three persons two ounces of Norwal "0:80.
grated parmesan cheese; the whites'
of three eggs beaten to a stiff froth,
a little pepper, saltmand cayenne, a.
little milk or cream to mix; bake for Dlnbur --s:00,
quarter of an hour.
Eastern Points—4:00,
8 :40) '00
Wiestcrn Point
Norwa
. 2:35. 4:00. 0:00
Malls for all p
days.
Sundays.
:00 a. m. —East, West and So. Nona-ll. .
I. m.
MAILS
MAILB ARRIVI PROM .
65‘ 7:00. 10:80 I. I.)
clots-6:
3:00 0 p. m. ,.
65 0:30. 10:00 I. m
5 p. m. ., .
80 a. m.; 1:00. 6:16 I.
0:00, 10:00 a. m.: 1:00. :IO. .
L8 GLOB(Inggmn only:
6:005 3100 3'" ' ,
. . .00" affair“
(38:00:). In " i
as a. ma: '1:00.70:00.p.'
14:00, 9:00; 10:00 a. an; L.
. l . m. ’
oints clogs 6:80 p. n. W
E. gROWllI. Psalm
a e
'00 4
:66
L4:
0 .m.
p MAI
, 10:00 a. m.: 1 ,
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260, 2:35. 0:0
E.
NorwalkPostoffice , ’ ‘
all-us Dunstan“
13011 the macaroni in half the mill: 3:}: :3
‘ 0:30 a. W Booth orwalk- ,,
until tender and while hot stir in the 9‘0 a. East We" and am Non-walla
butter, sugar, lemon and eggs. Bake 332% East a d s fungi walk.
in a battered mold half an hour.—— 1:16 p?',§';2'banbur;' awhile... ° ,,
San Francisco Call. 1:26 p. m..—tlzoiilntglyest of Stanford. “in
0 . , ‘
3:20 p. m.-—West and South Nomil. , .
6:00 p. mpgfifinon Station. Dunbar] fl
. on. ‘
FIRE ALARMS MM... ..
8:00 p. m.-—East. West and Bo No
Sundays and Holldays.
Last mall closes at 6: 0 p. I'll.
scum NORWALK Fm: ALARM Bum” °°‘fi‘;fi‘,fi",§:c2;v2¢l} “-
BOXE‘ 7:00 a. m.-—-All directions.
Fire Alarm Headquarters at Electric 7:00 a. m.—-Cannon Station.
Works. Telephone for fire alarms, 7:15 a. m.—-Easi, west of Bridgeport. ,
No. 20. 8:16 a. m.——Wilt0n and Danbury. ..
s—stshlngton and North Main Hts" 9:30 a. m.——Bouth No . ‘
Mahaokemo Hotel. 11:00 a m.-~lilsst. West and 80. Not“
t—xDay and Raymond Stl- 12:60 p. m.—-—Danbury division. .
B—xR & O Corset Factory. private. 2:00 p. -—East. West and So. Nomi“.
8—-Hoyt's Theatre. 2:30 p. —-Ee.st. "
7—Norwalk Hosgltal. 3:16 p. —East and South Norwalk. ,
8~Muslc HE". “EON “If! 0“! Eofoll. 6:00 p. run—New York. Bmoklyuml m ‘-
S—Cross St. Norwa k. ‘ .
lzLxWast 8L. Franklin School. 7:30 p. m.- —East. West and so. Nos-walk.
Carriers' window open from 0 until
E. 8. ADAMS. Pum-
A.“ .
18—ngh School, West Ave.
Ave. and Lowe St.
Ste.
onroe Sta.
fill—x1311!
“utility-(nut and iienr
Zb—xSouth Main and
Bil—Lexington Ave. and Austin St.
27~West and Elm Grove Sta.
31—1-80th Main s{., between Grove ans
Meadow Sta
32—-—xllii) Electric Works. State St.
34~xSpring and Clu Sta.
35-xHaviland and ate: Sta.
37~xlmckwood Mfg. Co.
41—Falrfieid Ave. and Cedar St.
tz—Taylor Ave.‘ and South St. .
«is-Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
ffi—Burritt and Quintard Aves. and Water
St.
16—-Woodwerd and Lowndes Aves.
61~Golden Hill St. and Elmwood Ave.
52—Washlnglon St. Bridge.
Bil—Freight yard and Ann St. private.
51~Norwalk Lock 00.. private.
(x) Denotes non—interfering boxes.
(M) Master box. from which the num-
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. 111..
standard time. 1
One stroke at
line open. i~
Two strokes after an alarm, fire out. ro-
calls department.
ffThlreel allow strokes, water to be shot
0 . — ~—
At 12:06 p. m., each Wmusday. a be:
is oiled for test.
ire alarms for an district also re-
ceived by telephone. 1.
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
ilk-Corner of Main and Wall Streets.
21~Belden Avenue and Union Place.
22»S ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
24~I.nion Park.
25—West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27——Franklln Avenue and Lynes Place.
31~Gus house. (Private box .
32—Wcst Avenue and Merwln Street.
83~Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street."
81—«Chnpel Street and Harbor Avenue.
36-West Avenue. near the armory.
38~—Stcvens Street and Elm Crest.
ill—Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
fZ—Main street and North Avenue.
ill-France Street.
51—Orand Street and Tlndall Lane.
62—Main and Catherine Streets.
Gil—~10 w Canaan Road and Fair Street.
51—-—C eslnut Street, near Summer St.
EAL—Main Street and Union Avenue.
62~—On The Green.
03-—-East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
din—East Avenue and Daskam Lane.
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,uar NORWALK Fins ALARM 9031!!
Fire headquarters. 60 Van Zant Sinai.
Telephone 170
d—Fltoh School (privatez.
, B—Marvln School (priva 0%.
Zia—widest Washington and ort Bts.
Blah—Van Zaudt St. and Osborn Ave.
ills—«East Ave. and Rowan St.
xii—Winfield 81.
Zia—Fort and Charles Sis.
82§~Eaat Ave. and Fitch St.
226~St. John St. and lildlie Ave.
alz-Seaview Ave. and First St.
atbwnoulevard and Second St.
flak—Cove Ave. and Fifth St.
837~Boulevard and Blackstone St.
flu—Keyser 8t. and Pine Hill Ave. Tel.
ills—Keys” Bt. and Duck Pond rd.
Tel.
are what want advertisers seek—nut
merely seeing their ads in print. Sen-
tinel wants reach all the rl ht people
always—mot occasionally.
J. M. LAYTON'StCo.
REAL ESTATE AND momma:
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalinh
REAL RESULTS
n The Norwalks and bring result.
We Represent.
Firs.l.Class and Prompt Paying V
Fire Insurance l .
Companies ..,
(Incorporated)
AGENTS
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Mil—«Shore Haven. (Tel.
A telephone message to Electric Station
3700) befwaen the hours of II p. . d
a. m.. giving location of fire. an alarm
will be I; van of nearest n it
Private boxes will Oi
every day and in a few days all‘ will
be” completed mailing the island one
of the .foremost.amusement parks in ‘
bunk hold this day, a dividend at the
rail of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the earn-
Ings or the six months ending June
30. 1012. The same will be entered
on puss-books and paid on and after
July III. 1912.
By order china Board of Directors.
dunner; L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
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Juno‘ll. 1012
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NOTICE ”‘
The ilegal voters of the Drookslde
School District are hereby notified
and warned that the annual meeting
of said district will be held at the
school ihouse on Wednesday evening.
1912, to hear the reports of
Dated June 12. 1912.
J. 11. P. HOYT.
fork of factory. Turn right. with trol‘
icy down hill on Congress street. Turn
left on Barnum avenue, 3 miles line.
Turn left' at end of road next turn
right narrow road. take right fork over
railroad, turn left on Post Road 1/,
mile west of Naugatuck ,rlvor 'brldge.
This route is llil'mile shorter and bet-
ter average than trunk route.) From
Stratford 5 miles good to Milford. 0
miles line to «New Haven. (From Mil‘
ford to New Haven the Shore Road
via Suvln Rock has been lmprolmd and
is In good condition.)
a
Sentinel want adv. may bring your
demands to the attentional: many who
may have just the kind of a place for
0 A
liy be pulled for,
fire on remiss» where located. »
8000711 alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
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at the fire.
sci Clonal- .
inne blast od times. testing or line
open. * ,
l-«Ona blast at I! I“ m.. standard time.
1-1—~TWO blasts. re out. '
11—iiw'l‘wenty tvvo. at
minutes with the onion. Then add the
carrots, barley, water, salt. pelnier
and the bay leaf. Cover the sauce-
pan and let it hell on a gentle tire for
about an hour and a quarter.
A few spoonfuls of green peas dur-
ing the season will give the soup. a
particularly exquisite Haven-"Waste
Ington Herald.“
11-ilmTWenIv-two, at 12:30 9. m..
tel-noon mien of public schom.
Illllliiliw‘ren blasts quickly calls the
entire department.
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Marlborough Pia.
Six macuroons, roll flue; cup stow-
od‘applea, three eggs. half pint cream,
aowsvros wins ALARM ols'rnlovs‘
iZ—«filghland Ave. to 11.. 1.. N. H. s. n.
iii—«nii'lekory Bluff and Bell lsiaud.
teaspoon extract of almond, two tea- gram mintdaéld Idolonnpft'l‘" a
spoons chopped eitron; mix. Line 32.02:...{9 affine? s13 Janka...
azwl’ennoyer St. to Cross at.
deep, pan with crust, pour in the mix.
23—43“)!!! St. to ‘Rsilrosd
furs; bake.
ti~milrond to Bronx-lob.
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rent that you wish to secure. Sentinel
want advertising plays an important
part each year Inf‘tho plans of the
vacation season. “
a Side.
15~Whlte ridge north to Brooksiao.
‘IGMWlilia ridge s. ill. to L. 1. Sound.
Kansas Prune Chocolates.
17~Whlte Brld e 11. W. to L ‘1 6
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Seed some nice prunes. run «through
. Indicates testin .
a meat grinder, mix about a third as .1.“ “wk“ :1 a“ bell, thus, H. m.
much sugar in as you have prunes "119331: trok of if b 11 m ,1 1
by weight. 'b. :fiubmfl a ' u" 1' d. '
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One stroke 0 the fireball a can timed
11? 0t Committeenmn.
remain here for some time.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND cusses ousasu'rren
Open Monday and Saturday sveninp,‘
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Nor-walk.
Fenwick Optical ,
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The Reed 81 Voik“
Electrical Co. ,
The Only Fully Equipped '
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
in the Town
AUTO opening ,
Phone sea-v60 80. min 0
So. Norwalk. Music mills ”
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dry it little glucose minister may hem; ‘ "1 0" mm mm“ “‘17?“ m
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