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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 24, 1912 · page 8

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‘ United States, (\J‘nnuda and World-

r ' 'i‘ho it‘cllowcrni‘t

MONDAY, JUNE 24, ' it

 
 
 

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Tourists’ Policy . 1

tde
Covers. your bagged against any and
all rlslr‘s, by tire. theft, lightning,
navigation and transportation while
in transit by, or i! the custody of any
railroad, express. ransi’er transpon
tuition or 01 any Burunship 00.. etc.

TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN

ln‘curancc of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town, Country and shore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwalk
Trim 00., 87-91 Washington an.

Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
tricelSllDDlies

Charles Buck, Jr.

Addrlll:
51 MAIN ST... NORWALK

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Telephonn: Office, 1101; house. 21-3

 

South Norwaik, Conn.

 

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER i

 

 

 

 

Alan Moses, of Arch street. has se-
cured a position in the Fatit'iicltl Coun-
ty National Bunk. for the sunnner.

 

.Willlnm Grit), .ii of P1“ospett|
il\t-‘iillt‘ spent the hock cud 11nd Sun-
tic-1y utth i11c11dn in N 11 York city.

Pushicr \Vill'rctl liodwcll. of thei
't‘ity Nntlonnl 'linnk, is able to I11) at“
hm dutics again after :1 lcn tinyn' ill-

ilt‘a‘h’. ,

 

Allan .\lt11"1el'iiui'rcll_ of l’irookll'n.
spent Sundny :15 the guest 111‘ Mr, 11nd
Mrs. (iltnrlcs l“, 'l‘ristrztm, of 1121151 Whip
strcct.

 

thorlcn A, Slimmis. of .‘dnrshztll
has hccn Ulilt‘l‘itiiiiill‘z his ln'o-
.\1|l1111 C. 82111111115, 111‘ New (‘11-

nii'thc
ilil‘iI
Mann.

Uphir (‘l1nptcr, N11. 313, Older (11' the
Eunicrn Star, will hold its semi-month.
1" business 1111101111: on \Vctlllestiny er-
ening.

i’nlcsiinci ttntlc. \11, 2. A.
M. (‘., will hold its weekly
11190111111111 its hall in \\'11:1hington
street.

1').
business

K. of

(Filth will hold its

\i‘w'liii' busincss 111111111111: this 0111111111:

in 'lm Masonic 'l‘cmplo in South 3111111

:iil‘vt'i.

Nnrruk ('il'clc,
tile

lint-11111155 1.111111r1'ow

I 11110 of (‘0an
not. 1‘ onlpnnions of
1111~111 for regular
cvcltilig.

Misses .\111'.1 111111 Katherine
of Brooklyn, 111'11 the guests
111‘ their cousins, the Misses lll'ctlc. of
1.111111 strum.

'i‘lm

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lionghts it‘owlcr l‘osl, (lrnlt .\1'1 1' .
”I ’11“ 'Rt'linblic, will hold it‘slwvcliiy “ 111111111 Junior), .1. ..
11111111111511 ””3 evening at its hull m BeileVislnnd , ............... 233-11
\\':1.~1hinl:lo11 strcot. " ' .iobsot1»(..li’l‘ord (,ompnny, ~

Hinhinnd tum-111111 ........... i.li~21

Willium‘ l‘). Aiitlcl‘non. of liarion, C' W‘ Lune. .l1'.,
:12111l11 hon his yncht iii‘dt‘ic 11111111'1111 - 3] (love avenue. 151191 Not'... 7‘3";
oil' the Norwnllt Yin-I11 t‘luh, ni‘tct' ll 2 30“" E' 1‘90”" V ‘
Wouitri silty 111 t‘ity lslituti. Toitcneke ' """""""" "" 701121

M.” In: John J. Moorehcud,

in \m 1v llii lust wccit thclo worc It; “ii‘iiiii‘l‘ liiul‘t‘ ............. . 1'11‘1‘3-‘12
suit-s 01 11111 potty. 111111 tnorluntzcs 111 JO"‘“i’i‘ (“”“WV-
t'ottlcd ot’ 517.1011. 11‘111- 111.. 11,1“. WW], Silot'cliln‘cti ................ 7913-3
in lunc lust 1'11‘11' thcrc11"1‘111i11i1i-11111F'H i’tlmcr, .
11,41,111”, .,1 WWW“). and nutrienucs Silotohnvcn ........ 7971-111
..1'g11;,;1:,11_ Chin-ion N. itnynlond,

1.111;:111 street, Itownytou ..... 3811::

Mrs. t‘itnrlcn it‘lliimi 11nd tluughtor. (Tourilnmit iticltui‘tiz‘aun.
M111; ol' illnmiltou lu‘cnuo, l'ctut'noti TDIMW‘M .......... .- ------ ”“431
11-11111 intnhnt'y, HtiTlii'tilly, 'l‘hcy nticn- (litill'lt‘fi N. St‘Iil‘tH‘k.

tii‘ti lllc (tiouiilu oxct'ciduk 111‘ the Static
Minn ilttusio l"1tll11n

Norntnl uchool.
won 11 urnduuic ol‘ the 111111111 111‘ 11112.

M»... . ......,...

Mcrrlli (lollcito will hold in:
1111'111'111111-111 t-xcl't'int-n thin cwhlnu tt
tl't'iut-lt 111 .\iuulc Ilnll. which cxorch
1111 will hc i'tiiitiwoti lay the clttss rcrtq
lion i't'otn 111110 until 12 o‘clock.

turtgc cluun will I‘t't‘t'ii't' their tilpionluu

at this lltno.

Mme-“WWW“- M... .

 

 

11111-11111- yhtw. .............. 1:11:12
1 Robert ll. t‘lttrit, i
1111mm 11111 ................ 1511743 i
C. Van itcusslnor ("0:43“de i
’l‘okent‘lcc .............. 7013-5 ‘

No. .
Forest, will ‘

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.\ Mnrulutli utrcci.

I

THIRTY- SEVEN NEW 'PHONES

Many Instruments Installed in The

title.
paint.
' with a soft cloth.
disilgure pointed surfaces;
washing rootn moldings horux water
should be used.
pnintuill respond to it little powdered
window brick, mixed with hot-ax suds.
lint the brick must be powdered very
fine 01' it will scratch.
i'lnnnci afterward. so thnt the point
will shine.

noinicull)‘.

Wnsh all the sash (“11nd sill ol' the

pol
linrd soups

A good hard

scrubbing

window before the glass. as the dust
lrom these points, when brushed off,
would fly over the clean panes.
horax suds for
drying quickly and

Then
the
lshlng
sudl y

hence in

white

R111) hard with

To clean brushes quickly and eco-

once

it

the

will tarnish

rubbing

l'rotn

rub them wall with vinegar
and suit, or oxalic acid untl salt. Wash
immediately after
polish with trlpoli and olive 011.
less the acid is washed
ln'uus at

:1 11d
U n-
the

111 ore

 

 

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WTDEPARTMENT - ' ' *
K.
.. mum," no .,._. - -. .. , J ----1
Home Helps. quickly and be further harmed 1 Use Pastry Flour.

(‘0 01'111e1 cooking vessels of all sorts,
brass undironn, cundlentlcks 11nd
trays, are best cleaned with vinegar
and unit.

Iiet‘ore wetting any species oi" china
brie-slime cureiuily remove the dust.

 

Dainty Cakes.

Delicious mines are made from
sponge alike naked in small gem
tins, putting in t1 stnllll amount to
have the cakes lint, snys the New ilu.
yen Journal-Courier. Split them and
sprghd them with grated plnenpplc
and sugar. Press the two parts to-
gether and frost the skies and tops.

Rice Batter Cakes.

Bent wiry light one egg. one ton-
:s'poon suit, one teaspoon of sugar,
holfiicup of cooked rice. one cup ilour
one teaspoon 'of linking powder and
try on griddle greused wltltlnrdr—SnH
Francisco Cali.

 

Poetry i‘lour uhonid he used «tor all
purposes in cookery except broad and
doughnuts. an it requires less shouted-
lng 111111 moisture than broad l’lour 11nd
mukcs better pastry nt less expense,
says the Commoner. Pantry I’iour
comes in curious or small packages
as it does no: keep well and is sold at
nearly nil first-clues groceries.

‘ To Make Icing.

The rock wito knows the value of
adding 11 small quantity of cream of
tnrtnr to boiled syrups has mastered
11 vcxntioun problem, says the Min-
nenpolis 'l‘rlliunewthus preventing
rough icing or having it turn back to
sugar. 'i‘wo teacups of sugar require
one third ”of n tensponful oi the cream
of tartar; tor a larger quantity add in
proportimi. Put the cream of turtgr
in just 113.1119 syrup comes to a boil.

 

Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.

 

Following is :1 list of telephones that
'hnvc bt‘t'li lttutltllcd since the issuing
of the lust list. (3111 this out and
paste in thc hack of your directory.
Subscriber Tel. No.
l-lcltn )1. Buckley.
:‘. llcnry street ............. 356-12
Allwt‘t ll. llnttcr)‘,

ii 't'th'hnrd strcct ........... 1111241
A. t‘urhonc,
1:1 linilrond 1111111111) ......... 21218
(lintntll 11' 1Q l):1l\11
1311-3

471 “till sii‘t‘t’l ..............
Mum ("ln1k. '

 

 

 

Etiw. .i. Connolly, 1
Taylor i’incc ............... 1217-12 ‘,
The Connecticut ('olnpnny. i
Roton Point ................ 271-31 i
Pctcr Doom, 1
(‘hcstnut iiillt .............. 1.1.1" " 1

' E. N. Dut'nult, i
Rownyton ................. Sill-1’1
Richard Dunn, !
ll lslimwooti avenue ........ 11112];

i

Leslie ant.

ii Camp stt‘cct .............. 1371-12.
James D, it‘csncndcn, i
Wilton .................. Unison-2,
Rohct't A. ('lnlncr.
‘ ’37 Summit avenue ........... 12111) 1 '
1 Jerome A. Godfrey. ‘
t‘nnnonu ...,. .............. 1:111:15
ii. (lcorgc Griffith.
12 High street ............. 1133-2
llcnry Slonn Hicks.
1311 East 1111111111; ............ 21351-2

ideni tin-unhign ’ Dyeing Co.

225 East Washing. ton street. 399“:

1:; Pork strut-t, Norwnlk.....it'121-L’
1.1111111 t‘.. Schurmorhorn.

411 Wutcr utrcct. ............
ii. l1. 'Scolicid,

Wontnltic 111'unuc. ltowui‘tolt.
i Sound View ileum»,
i1 lit-Ho Ii-iiiliit] ................ iiH-‘ivl
11 hllclutol Hindi), ‘

31244

1172- 'i

. 814-2
$1.1“. Sterling.

ti tircuccni ‘l‘crruco ifl-l-II

 

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'l'htuunuunl 11111111 livid (lily of tho
Suunillnt- Society 111' i‘onnccllt-ut will
iim hold on .11th 271. :11 lilrduioy l’urit.
lil'iliiit.‘}itil‘i.. All Mumford folk who
nt't- chitin, expect. to leave by train iii.
about. to 11. 111., or by trolley iii.
:1. 111. All friends 111‘ 1111,: socicty nrc
11'1'111111111' to 1111111111.,

”i‘he Nonvnlk polite 11nd some ten
1111111111111 running from thirteen ycuxs
111' one 11111141111111.1111 hetero them 81111er
tiny morning for breaking window; in
one of the Norwullt factories. The Ill-
1113 folks were glwm 11 good talking to
and ii is probable that the warning
wili unitice. Home were girls.

1—,...»
I101)

Eugene Kelly, the lad charged with
theft. who lost track committed to the
fltate Reform school for boys at Met-1‘
den by Judge Edward M uoekwood in
' the NOI‘Wfiik Taryn Court. Hugh Mur-

ron. 1111.11.51» lad charged with than.

1111111 11111 case continued from day to

tiny by Judge Lbokwood at 11 o'clock

 

iii, Swnnwlvk,

North Wilton .. .. .. .. ......1.1fi."11"
ii. (1. ’l‘hmnnon,

Wilton ....... . . ..it”1iti-2l

ticornc innllny Waring,
Shot‘chuvcn .. 79542

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhncitcmo ”0101,8111. tutti Stills-:-
1511111111111 (1111111119111, lmdgeport: 11‘. W.
Ittlymoud, Mr. and Mrs.’1‘homnn, pair
bury; W111. ulllinunny, (zinclnnnti, 0.;
A. Reinhold, Dunbury; Mt‘u. Mnry
Child and daughter, Conway, N. PL;
L. Mlntz, Newark; 1.. It. tinrlhutt. N.
S. Hurlbutt, Wilton. Joules Kennedy
and wife. Wm. F. Rentis. Ralph Lin-
dermnnn. E i? Brown,M MSllbermnn.
New York; George 13.1.41 Clue J. D111
lenpnnn. Muck, N. Y.; Charles Clark.
Mrs. Rnndin, Mrs. Clark, South Nor.
walk.

1 1

W

Norwaiks Recently. W.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The semi-monthly business meeting

0! America. will he held tide evening
in the K or P., hall in South Main

of court M nhncitemo. No. 33, F‘oretrte‘rs'

Mr. Baseball Fen

il.EAGUE AND AMATEUR)

GET THE

 

Every Baseball Fan

should have one of The Evening Sentinel's
With it you know at any
time justlhow many hits have been made
by each club. how many runs, and how
many ti‘l‘Ol'S, what inning it is and how

Score Tablets.

many are out.

(“Keep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer

made.

the entire season.

(tilt is a vest-pocket size, MADE

OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
It is similar in design

to that carried by the umpire.

(“We have not a huge supply, so get

yours early. .

(11 Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it, together
With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
and one of these Pocket Scorers

will be yours.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1811mm” morning?

i

direct.

 

TONIGHT’S
SPECIALS

50c Silk «Gloves 39c

 

Fownes' Guaranteed Silk Gloves; regularly

25c Kimonos 1%

Lawn Kimonos; our regular 251: numbers.

$1.25 Turkish Towel Hats 99c

Just for this evening we will sell a number of our $1.25 new M

summer White 1-1an at 99c.

$1.50 Skirts 99c

White Tub Skirts regular values from $1.19 to $1.50. ;

, . 39ePeanut Straw. Hats 15c

Again this evening extra. good quality hats, some stores ask 51

50c Silkaose 370

Silk Hose. all colors, every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction.

Tonight 15c.

night 37c pair.

151: 'Curtnining 101: yard is

White Curtain Materials; regularly 15c yard.

yn rd.

.———._ /

MINTZ’S

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

title. For tonight 39o

For this evening tile. 3

On sale 91’

T '3

For this evening 1|:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

dousiy. Your debts
T.

expense.

unequaled merit.

 

 

 

 

Detroit.

Nerwalk.

 

If you Ford it—you’ll cut the world in
half. double the length of your day,
and increase your pleasures tremen-

nevcr be paid until you drive a Model
It‘s the one car that completely
fulfills its purpose—without excessive ‘

Seventy-five thousand new Fords go
into service this season-proof of their
The price is $590 for
the roadster, $690 for the five passen-
ger car. and $700 for the delivery car-—
complete with all equipment, i. o. b.
Latest catalogue from S. L.
Benedict. 98 South Main St., South

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to yourself will

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOVER’S

“The Place"

M

Elite and
Ralston
OXFORDS

$3.50 to S4
Outing Shoes

YACHTING
BATHING
TENNIS

BAREFOOT SANDALS
CHILDREN

TWO STORES
Norwallt South Norwalk

1 no.
A min in: such an 1.111111111111111
one «in about her song to 1mm Pro

 

 

 

 

niacin W iii not. and mu.

125th Semi-Annual

Society hold thin (lily. o. dividend.
tho rule of four (.11 per cent. per .
1111111 was ticcinrctl to Depositors 1 1
the comings ot the nix months 91
lug Juno

hooks 11nd putt] on and after July,
‘ltl‘iil. ‘

101‘s.

J22 121

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

( .

Dividend Notice

Dividend oi
Norwalk Savings Society.

Norwnlk, Court, 1
June 18, 1912
At :1 meeting of Directors of ~

lit). llii‘J.
’l‘ite name will rim entered on 1

‘ily order of tho‘lionrd 0! Di 4

rumination A. E11118.
Trenuurer.

 

 

THE SOUTH NORWALK BAVI 1'

hunk held thin tiny. n dividend It ..
rut) of four on. cont per annum
declared to ticpostttn‘airom the =9 "
lugs or the 111x months ending J”
.10 11112. ‘
en 91135111101111 and 1111111 (in and
July it) 19112.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Dtvnlend Notice ‘ 5

WWW—.1»...

BANK.

South Norwnlk, Conn.
At 11 mocllng ol‘ the directors of

”1119 Hittite 111111 be on

We

By order oi the Bonn] oi Dir 1 1.
{1112011613 1.. WOODWAHI), "‘
'rrennnrer.‘

June 17, 11112

 

“cation 1211191115. 11122. , 3m
Temperance, will hold a. rennin
nous meeting tonight.

 

South 1111111111111 boost, Socialist
tr, will hold its sembmonthiy bu .
meeting this evening. ‘

Welcome humm- mm}!
m ml or; with 11mm in:-
W in.

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