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'TAYLOR-+SUI)DldNL.Y AT scorn
Not-walk, Conn, Nelson Taylor, on
TO LET
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FOR SALE
TO LET—WIIOUSI‘E SIX
all improvements, at ‘16 1’0
ROOMS,
FOR SALE-«HORSE. INQUIRE
rt street, 7 Winfield street, East Norwaik. 124 It
June 22. Funeral services and Inter— East Nor-walk. Inquire 11 Hartford ~—— H ‘
,ment on Tuesday. Private. Place, East Norwnlk. 0124 iii FOR SALE-—~'1‘I-Iill‘.il. PiECln OAK
- Wm. , M”... “bedroom suite: also oak bookcase, for
To LET—MODERN (LiO'I‘TAGIC, sale cheap. Address Furlnture, care
WANTED with modern improvements, in this Office. 124 (It
-- . . , a w Meadow street; live rooms with part, .
,,,,Y’2R,T,EE,,, [2,} “3119:1113! NYOI'QE: improvements, East Norwaik. Inquire; FOR SALE—41011813, SUITABLE
day “.6”, Address F L. care Sen- of R. Joselovsky, First aVenue. East for saddle and wagon. inquire‘4 17
,,,’,,‘,,l_ ’ ‘ ' 124 1, Norwalk. j18 tf North Main street. 12 3t
oral housework. Intluire‘lii Lexington and bath and 1‘” improvements. “1"ifilnlfifellfisé’llgo' inquire Mitchell 331]" no“;
avenue, South Norwnik. .121 St. 3-” tf ‘ ‘e “‘ ' ' '
WANTED-CIIILDRICN TO BOARD.
any age. ilespectable family. Mother's
care given. Apply 210 Myrtle avenue.
East Norwalk. Also partly furnished
room to rent cheap. 1241 St
WANTED — HUNGARIAN, GER-
inan or Swede for general
housework. Small family. Apply
Mrs. ii‘retz, Ilill View Cottage, ilelie
Island. j241 3t
WOOD-$4,500 WANTED TO LOAN AS
first mortgae on country real estate.
Addrese I’. O. Box l-iil, Durien, Conn.
j22 (it
WANTED -~ SECOND-HAM.) CA-
!Ioe. Must be in first class condition.
Dr. Moorciiead, iiickory illuti'. Tel.
502-12. 121 ill
WANTED~~ IIY SWEDISH URL.
Situation as chainbermaid or waitress.
experienced. inquire Iii East Osborne
Ave. 121 31
WANTED-~A YOUNG. RIEFINEI)
Intelligent domestic nurse desires po-
qnire z‘. 1)., Sentinel office.
T0 LET-N1Nld ROOMS ANO
bath, centrally located. inquire liar-
rls and Guns Co, \t'ater St. :24 3t
and collar, $0; three rooms, second
floor and attic, $4.50; land for garden
with earil inquire -l0 Bayview Ave-
nue. 122 iii
T0 LET~-—IIENTS i.\‘ NORWAIJL
South Norwalk, East Nor-walk and
llowayton, ranging from $5.00 to
$35.00 per month. One particularly
nice lilOll'St‘ beautifully situated, fine
view L. 1. Sound, all modern Improve-
ments, at $115. Large house at Not"
walk, pleasantly situated, all improve
men-ts, $115. Raymond llros. jzill :i
T0 LETmiiOUSE 88 SOUTH MAIN
St., six rooms and bath. All im-
provements. Inquire 80 South Main
St. 322 iii
To’ is}:fiousn. No. 9 moi—1
street. Eight rooms and bath. All
modern conveniences. In good re~
pair. Possession July 151. inquire at
sitlon for_tlie summer months. Ad- 38 Bayvlew Ave. Rent reasonable.
dress I... ll. 13., care Sentinel. j21 3t 133 iii
WANTED-~11) 1‘31le ALI. KINDS TO‘ LET-r—iFUIlNISHED ROOM.
cattle. llest market “prices paid, Ex- with Improvements. Call evenings.
tra prices for fat call/es. $21 to $4 114 $01th Main Si. I31 31
for bob calves to fatten. ii. Fried-
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151. ' T0 LET-‘FURNISHEU. FOR
light housekeeping. '.'.'~u connecting
WANTEDemOPERAT’ORS EXPERI-
rooms. with ,gas plate; also will sell
enced on power sewing machines; house of seventeen rooms. suitable
steady work. Lauett, Peabody &'Co. for boarding. 21.1 East avenue, blast
' {6 u Norwalk. j‘ll 3t
7' MISEELLANEOUSTW i To LET~~-IiOI'SIC 3:; AND 3:. l’iNld
street. ti rooms. $0 per month. Rooms
NOTICE—ALL PERSONS FOUND all newly painted. Apply Hayes’ Mar-
ll'espassiag on Amusement Park “(‘1' 121131
Grounds will be punished to‘the full
extent of the law. Frank A. linker.
jzl :li
“HILLSIDE"~—1)ESIRAIII.E IIOARII-
(21's wanted at “Hillside." Prospect
Hill. Norwalk. Beautiful
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Ext-eh
lent table. 'l‘criu‘s $12 to $13 per
week. Address Drawer II, [\‘orwal-k.
jIT 1m
BUSINESS NOTICES
MY PRICES ARIC 'i‘lIIQ I.()\\‘li)S'I‘
in town for good painting and paper-
Illauging. Send postal for paper sam-
ples and suggestions. John Il‘ountnlne,
S Ilurritt Ave. Telephone 1122-13.
jill tit
NOTICE vacuums. 'i‘I'NNthl
and heating done satisfactorily at
reasonable prices, by Joseph A. (lava-
uauh, 3.3 Orchard street. Phone 010.
Jill 6t
NOTICE —- PAINTING, PAPER-
lianglng, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters‘ supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1-2 idly Ave. Tel. 423. Estl~
mates cheerfully given. (122 lm
, TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Madeworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
to If
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
ihoot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Elm Trees Sprayed
to slay (litididhl this summer.
Henry Beaupain
192 WEST STR EET.
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No“ Rim-Cut Tires
Large stock on timid of carriage
and tubes. For side by the Auto
Supply (30.. Wall ill... or
JameoJ E. Ells, Jr.
lawn and ’
T0 LET~ELIGVICN ROOM HOUSE
with burn, large garden and various
Iruu trees, situated in (‘onnecticnt
avenue inquire Mrs, Rosa 'i‘nrlov,
Taylor avenue. 118 tl'
TO LET «0 ROOM APARTMENT
and bath. For further particulars in-
.qulre at the office of tile Old \\'eli
't‘igar (‘0, 118 if
TO LET SIX ROOM (‘O'I"i‘A(lE.
all improvements, '31 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. in-
quire I='niied Grocery (‘0. or Raymond
Grocery Company. 15 If
T0 LET—wlIATli HOUSES AT (TOM-
po Ileach. Rent. for season $3. Alp-
‘ply to W. F. 'i‘lio‘nias, Compo lleach
lparlilon. jIT tit
T0 LETHAPARTMICNTS AT NO.
ill Pine St. Enquire at office of ii.
and G Corset 00. j]? if
TO LET4-Iv’RlVATE FAMILY
will rent nicely furnished large front
room, suitable for two, also a side
room, with all modern improvements,
lJtl'lll, use of telephone. '5 minutes to
center of city. Terms ryusonable.
Ladies preferred. Address Mrs. E.
11. 1:1,, care Sentinel. 111 If
TO LET-«7 ROOM HOUSE, 79
Woodward Ave, Rent 310. inquire
The South Nurwaik Trust Co. 110 it
To LET—HALF HOUSE ON PUT-
num Are. All modern improvements.
inquire 'l‘nneihy iil'esnan, 47 West
Ave, South Notwalk. 13 if
TO LET-«SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
all improvements. 2ft Quintard Ave.
inquire A. J. Collins (10.. 12 North
Main St. iii it
To LET—«APARTMENTS A'I‘ (Ill-41
Chapel street. Norwaik. Freshly dec-
orated. modern improvements. In-
walk. a30 tf
TO LETm-IIOIISIG 21 UNION B’l‘.,
17 rooms, all conveniences; suitable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The iiatch It liailey
On. air” if
TO LETMIIAMIIA‘ON AWL, HALli‘
of two—family house, If rooms. and ti-
room tint; all Improvements; good con-
dition; one block from "“vaad station.
Joseph R. Taylor bill if
quire 64 South Main Sb, South Nor» '
FOR ‘SALE—v-TWO FINE
lots, about 50 .by 200. some
about stone enough for a collar.
line of trolley, in Norwalk.
$2.30 each to quick buyer.
llox 314, South Norwalk.
LARGE
i‘rult,
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Price
Address
118 ht
F OR" SALE
Gasoline Yacht
“Dorryn”
Formerly Owned .by James Golden.
Length over all 45 ft. 7 In.
Length water line ‘ «10 ft. 6 In.
[team 9 ft. 7 in.
thought ,.3 ft. 6 In.
Finished in Mahogany,
For terms and particulars apply or
address
Sentinel Office
, South Norwalk
SUMMER TIMETABLE
0n and alter Monday. June 17. 1912.
the new and commodious
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
(Tupi. William G Young. will run as
follows: Leave iluntingtoif foiy Nor-
walk Mondays and Fridays at 0:15 a.
u. and 2.30 1‘. In. Leave Norwalk for
Iiuuiinglon- Mondays and Fridays at
SUI?» .1. I11. anti 5:30 p. in. Excursion
titkeis .30 cents. Single, fare 110 cents.
(’liildrcn. Z. to 12 years, excursimi 3.3
cents. Single fare. 25 cents. i’assen'
gers from Nm‘wnik by 82-1.”. a. in. boat
will have four hours at Huntington.
Our stuniner schedule gives the peo'
ple of ”.(Ionnecncut 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‘d, Huntington Ray, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can make arrangements with the cap-
tain to stop at Valley irove.
. “aka“
$3.325.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLA88E8 GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Nor-walk.
Fcnwick Optical Co.
The Reed
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO 8UPPLIEI
Phone son—~50 80. Main 8h. ,
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Address Box 328. South. NorWalk,
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. Tree Spraying
Don't take chances. have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
i’hohe 8406.
h Money well interleave-Ila Advertise.
.‘ment in The sentinel.
'I‘Miill NOW.
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer, and the
wise owner will see that they read his
to let advertisement In The Sentinel.
The Woman who falls to say "be-
cause" must have another excuse.
“awn”; .
Hundreds of people are maltlng
their plans for the summer. and the
Wise owner will see that they read ,bis
to let advertisement in The Sentinel
Frederick ii. Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 004
NOW 18 REALvEsTATE TIME.
Advertise your vacant property
early and get It rented. Sentinel clam
sifted ads. do the wark cheaply and
quickly.
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If some people have any good, In
them they evidently keep It bottled up
pretty tight. .
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:Mlss Florence St. John spent Tues~
day In 'Broad River.
George Bailey of Boston is spending
a few days in Westport.
Mrs. Charles Fable. has been the
guest of relatives In New York city.
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Howurd Smith has moved into Hez-
elciah Allen’s place on Compo street.
Kenneth Allen has resumed his po'
sition wii.. Joseph Cornell, the tree
specialist.
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William 1". Kirk, of (innit ficthers,
ls ill at the home of .Mr. Gaul-t, on Com‘
bo street. ’
Coleman Williams of Saugatuck has
gone. South to spend his vacation with
his grandfather.
Mr. anti Mrs. Roger Williams have
arrived at their summer home on the
Sangatuck river.
James Blacktord, of New York city
has opened his home In Cross highway
for the summer.
The sloop G. K. Knapp of New York
is taking on a load of cord wood to be
taken to Long Island.
Mrs. David Quinn of New London
has been the guest of Mrs. George J.
Green 01 Lincoln street.
The plant of the Westport Paper
company was closed yesterday owing
to a slight. breakdown.
The railroad bridge is being painted
This Is the second time since its erec-
tiou. some six years ago.
The many friends of J. Hill Snyder.
pleased to see him in town this week.
ills wife is still in Virginia.
Another largo barge. of iron rock or-
rived thine week for the road improve.
meals on Riverside avenue.
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ing from New York to iloston.
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Wednesday night a reception was,
tendered to the Rev. and Mrs. Jones att
the parsonage ol‘ the Saunniuck Meth-
odist Church.
.1. P. Ilrndley of East Orange. N. .l,.
who is spending the summer in one
of .\Ierril‘s tiaull's houses, at Compo‘,
has purchased a iii-foot power dory. ‘
George Hunt, the well known All
unis Express agent. is taking a two
weeks vacation. For the last few'days
he has been confined to his home by
Illness.
Sunday afternoon the Westpori base
hail team will play the Falrffelds. This
name was to have been played that
week, but was postponed owing to the
weather.
The school board held their regular
monthly meeting for June on Wednes-
day evenlng instead of Tuesday. owing
to the class day exercises In the high
school. i .
Lloyd Allen will soon have a fine
new launch. Sumo. time ago he pur-
chased a hull of Southport parties
which he has remodeled and In which
ho Is to place a new ten horse powor
engine. .
REM. RESULTS
are what want advertisers seek—«not
merely seeing their ads In print, Sen-
tinel wants reach all the right people
In The Norwalks and bring results
always—nut occasionally.
A woman can easily win In any kind
of an argument with a man If she
knows just when to turn on the brlny
flow.
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Every day some ttowpatrons who
ought to come to your store so also
where-Lie their own and your disad-
venture-because your advent-inf
was not quite lmnelllnn oaohah
. IIIII itints
We'n'ro earns accouur.
”District of Norwdlk, 95., Probate
Court, June 22, A. 1)., 1912.
Estate of William C, Clarke, 1 to
of New Canaan, In said District, e-
ceased.
Ordered, That the Trustees under.
the ivllkof said, deceased exhibit their
account. to this Court for adjustment.
at the Probate office, on the Ilrth day
of July, 1912, at 11 o'clock forenoon;
and that all persons Interested In said
estate may be notified thereof. the
said trusteesrwiii cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district, at least
five days before said 11th day of July,
Advertise in Tho Sentinel.
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quickerwork with less fuel.
‘ter bake.
THE. HOD?
N0 BA‘BY
BEARING
1-4 more heat around oven means
Hub ranges work in all drafts be-
cause our fine makes only 4
turns, others make 6; 1-3 less
turns means less friction and bet-
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' COOKER
Collins Co.
So. N orwalk, Conn. '
Novel Ideas Shown in Scarfs.
The spectacular side trill ‘ after
swelling to absurd proportions has
“been discarded In favor of central
frills, square frills, innumerable hib-
like arrangements with or without ac-
companying stocks. single or double
frills of tulle or lace. these too with
or without’high stock attachment.
One even finds greatly modified ver-‘
sions of the medicl collar and as for
‘the helm Its forms and phases are le~
gion. Tile sailor collar has lost caste
but every other flat collar seems to
'i‘be‘v \' N it «full if R (‘Ui ‘lof‘li;:':‘ a place in the showing and of
has its own telephone system cstmwfl’t‘ho. 31"?“ ”1“ 5mm" has "01 alto-
gether faded from the bottom.
Ilui it Is among the scarfs and scarf-
iike little wraps that one finds an es~
peciai effort toward the novel and or
tainal says the New York Still. The flat
soft scarf always has its uses and up
pears each season in new and beauti-
'I‘hls year there are partlv
culnriy wonderful scarf effects in reds
of all shades from brilliant flame. ger-
anium, etc... to American Beauty, ruby
and deeper tones.
The clematis and cyclamen shad-
ings prominent in millinery and frocks
are echoed in many scarfs and odd but
lovely color combinations such as the
French lnililuers love~those same blu-
ish reds .oi’ cyclnmen with clei blue,
violet and dull rose coral, king's blue
with purple—mm exploited in sharied,‘
changeable or bordered scarfs of ehif»
Ion.
'i‘itcre are‘exqulslte straight scurl’s
of softest lingerie material. mull or
hatlsie or “non sheer as cobweb with
delicateJy and elaborately band em-
broidered borders or merely embroid~
ered ends. Some of these have intri-
cafe Insets of lace as well as embroid-
ery and others have motifs of delicate
color in the some material as the scarf
set Into the embroidered design.
But while all these courts are attruc'
live and will do much toward securing
picturesque ’ summer toilettes, the
most novel and sourcing of the new
things In the scarf class the the little
sheer crnvnts Ib'r wearing with collar-
leaa neck frocks. the starts of chan-
geable taffeta, and the lichu~iike scarfs
or shoulder draperies.
The small neck scarf or cravat Is
usually In chiffon or in very filmy lace
and is long enough to pass around the
throat and knot once. ‘or cross with
out knottimz. one short and falling for-
ward 'one falllng' flack over the should-
or.
Two thicknesses of sheer chiffon, fl.
delicate color over white, or contract-
Ing color, with a very narrow border-
Im; frlll of plalted not lace headed 'by
the tiniest or silk honoreta and foli-
ulgo form some of the prettiest or these
cravuts, but a creamy filmy lace over
chiffon of the some ions In often more
becoming than the colored chiffon and
available with more iotiettes. The nor.
roweat of ribbon quilllngamay behnb-
stltuted for the flowers and a very nar-
row frlnged rushing of taffeta. is an-
other finish sometimes used.
The importers are showing tholona
straight courts of changeable taffeta
with borders of shirring and cording
or plnked or fringed futile. Other
scarfs of taffeta shorter shaped a little
about the shoulders, and sloping to
’polnts at the ends are bordered by
marabou or ostrich bands or' by wide
“bands of vvlvrst, or by ruches or cord-
Ing of the silk, and have heavy tunnels
weighting the ends. Models similar
111.12. , .
HENRY W. GREGORY.
124 it . , . Julius.
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to these are also made up in chiffon. _’
Panniers and Spiral Skirts.
Panniel'slas they will he made this
season are not of stiff material but.
of soft filmy stuff like gauze and bro-
cade and morqaisette, that cling clos-
ly to the figure and do not really give
a pannier effect. One could not rest
any small article on these new draper-
ies because of their stiff extension at
the waist. as In olden days; they are
now drawn Inward from the waist, run
across the figure in a cutaway line and
are looped or knotted at the back well
below the. knees. ”'3'
There are so many styles of these
.panniers already in use in Paris that
we are sure to have a variation of
them here when spring starts. After
all, new as they soili'ld the Impaler of
today is evolved from ‘tliz. pannier 0?
over a year ago writes Anne .Ritieil~
house in the New York Times.
The fashion never made its appear-
ance In America at that time and it
was not general In Paris but i remem-
ber a frock made by one of the dis-
tinguished designers in Paris who has
not a great house herself'but who of-
teu brings out the newest things for
the other houses which had there pan~
piers from the waist ovcr‘tiie hips and
tied into a large square bow at the
back. "
it was very much admired in Ain-
erlca, but was not copied as it. was a
distinct change from the prevailing.r un-
derdrnped skirt. One or two Ioulards
were made after this model during the
‘wlntern but it remained for the pres-
ent openings In Paris to bring the pan-
nier Into strong public notice and get
it into the hands of the wholesalers
and retail shops.
This trick of the French dressmak-
ers Is very interesting and few people
really work It out except" those who
must deal with these houses every
month. They repeat upon a certain
style for two or three seasons before
It really becomes popular and almost
“as soon as America makes it known to
masses and classes alike Paris drops
It.
If one anlyzes this situation now-
ever there ls no reason to feel an-
happy about It because We are not in
Paris and the fact that we. are behind
their times should not lnxthe least dis-
hearten us. Didnt Emerson any that
no book was worth reading until It was
two years old?—~and We might say that
we are really ”discriminating In fash-
ions because we do not take them up
in their initiation in Paris.
The spiral shirt was brought out by
Dracoli last summer and It did not re-
celve the mood of popularity he
thought It deserved so as the cables
tell as, he introduced it again at his
openings this week. One of the bent
of the new models In of black chiffon
over striped taffeta with the spiral ef~
feet aroused In broad loose folds of
black taffeta“ There Is a high boned
girdiewyou know the new one; are sift
Inches deep at the waist line and the
blouse has a helm of white silk mull
edged with silk fringe and a “attuned
gnlmpe of white shadow lace. The
sleeves are loop-that is, they come
below the elhovvmand are fruits lease,
and around them parrylngout the spi~
ml idea areiiarrow folds of the black
satin.
The top of the white lace stock «by
the way has a twolnoh tnrnnvar or
hematltched black ohlffon’. Mark this.
(1 fashion}
well, for it is a clever an
able trials ’
re a not only resonantly attains,
Inter It keeps
woman ihodid 1de
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the collar clean but it is a. striking"
touch to the costume.
Porch Chairs and - ,
Rockers, Croquet Sets .,
Couch Hammocks ' ‘.
Woven Hamillocks
Porch Shades”
All Kinds of Comfort-‘ .
able Furniture for fj ‘
Lawn and Porch.--
'r. A. MITCHELL
idle or?” . .
Furniture Store
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CORNER WALL AND mop-l on,
NORWALK, cons. ’
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lNorwaik Branch Office In
The Evening Sentine .
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We Make .1
No Charge
for Connecting
,Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-y .T
dera must be placed early. Don‘t
wait until the weather gets good,
and hot. Order your gas tango
today. An order placed adv
means prompt attention. We can- t
not promise this prompt serving
if you delay in ordering. Onion
now. A phone call or 9. W
will bring our representative. .
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