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To LE1" 01sec sALn
WANTED '
‘ lWAN'l'ED-vSITUATION TO CARE
7
In good condition. Horse also suitable for cuddling. 1
. , tier one or two horses. inquire 72 11ml): :gentglem‘lgs Inquire Tho Boron North. Main St. South. "miflé’g
‘ ‘liigbon Ave ‘3 31M Press, Sentinel building. ll 3 h Lona. . .
T0 LET—wHOUBl‘l 10 CHARLES 13. FOR BALEmHORSE AND WAGON.
WANTED —— TWO TldAMngERS
H tor double teams. John It. lit/lo;
‘ Manon. . j1
WANTEDWFIVD ROOMS, ‘Wl'l‘li
privilege of yard Address .1. L, Gen-
eral Delivery, South Norwdlk 11 it
FF mWANTEDo—BOY 16 YEARS OLD «
NTanA SMALL rum 0T
til-‘31."; 1-2 miles tram Soulh uni-m
State lowest terms. No aucn-t tins;
urea. Address Clarke, golil‘l'alzpos
files, New York city, g at
- FOUR on lTVE
magma: or without lmprovomkitsc.‘
Address D, care Sentinel 1 3c
. 1i TlON AS 00le
w. W A‘ "wire MW
at 80:
-ED—~—AT ONCE. COOKS
waitresses and genome) housew-Oikers
l 'Also man and wile gardener and
.> cook Apply Wilson's Employment
'2 . Agency. 24 Clay St., South Norwaik.
128 Bi
WANTED—LADIES FOR LIGHT
pleasant work whole or part time
Good compensation, regular salary if
satisfactory. Addresr‘ 8-,A cure Sen-
tinei.128 3t
WAN': ED- BY FIRST CLASS
Iaundress, work [by the day. Addiess
LaundreSs, cute Sentinel 128 3t
WANTEDw—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Pest market prices paid Ex~
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob culves' «to fatten H. Fried~
mun, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
8 West St; u 5 room rot-tags, No 29
Pine St. Appiily John 1“ Mel/lulled
'lk. M
tin olllue. Apply by latte! t0 ‘33 A...“ how View Beach South Norua
”.3 mm o..gN0rWfi“‘ 89mm“ ““39 Toy“ Len—t; ROOM rum AND 9‘ HEW"- GW‘W‘” “6' ’99 3’
L zit entrance ovor J .-
bath with brimie
eph Davis clothing stone. Rent $lii
It or further particulars inquire at o
“no of the Old VVi ii Cigar Oo.
" lie ‘good enough
lshed with us plate and use of will out is on
Jaiil‘lifllHy 11 Hagllimd SL, South N01” .3 known better than this. WI
‘ Conn 31 3 ry keeper appreciates the ‘
FOR SALE-«A GOOD SADDLE
and driving pony. sound, kind, gentle
and safe to drive. Good twoseatcd
cart and new harness. Reasonable.
To LET-”A 5 ROOM FLAT NO
J13
Apply Sentinel office. Norwnlk ii iii
-~ FOUR PLEASANT _
ragga uJiE-‘buih Impiowments. ln- FOR BALE-13 lIt‘T. fuingguAliI:
iliisdou, No. Elizabeth dilly. 2 12 sh. 1p. eng he, y
1““‘8 Wm 11 1.,1)od.CMl be seen any time at Bar—
FOR SALE—EIGHT FOOT STOREt
inquire Mitchell‘sgli‘ug; l
o
of counter. $5. 50
niture Store.
118 ii
LETwROO ME FOR LIGHT
T
O N owly pointed and
here are other men who seem.
housekeeping.
UND robixrav snaps w.‘
... MS WITH
“ET 5 LARGE R00 pest-broilers and the best i
th stubs; second floor. 17
‘mbe M‘figut‘. 316. j]. 3t
LET —~ Finn‘s,
W» storuil
{10“
. Non-walk some“ rs
100
with ‘irst in quality, lost in one
walk. East orwuik and Rows; Bonnie Home Ground Feed ':
Prices range from $5 to- $35 no . '-
mouth \‘ery attractive rents in Hill-
side Place and Woodbury Ave.
niond Bros.
T0 LET--WITH TABLE BOARD,
large. airy room for two, nicely inr-
nished. First class table. Rates
moderate. Mrs. G. M. Taft, 10 Havi-
land St. 129 hi
, ' l O
aslre to inform our patrons that we
’. is a natural ice which has been e
nd to he puts and wholesome lei '
'atcr, tea lemonade. etc, iordrlnk
.1.
TO LET——BUNGALOW A'l‘
ibor View Bench, 6 rooms and both,
hot and cold water, electric light
bully furnished, $200 for bola. cs oi
season. Apply on premises 1 F. -
liawiey. Cookout: Ave, iiurbor View,
South Norwalk j29 3t
HAR-
I...‘
SUMMER TIMETABLE . i
A “LOST
LOSTMHUNCH OF KEYS. PLEASE
return to Baxterls drug store. 11 3t
LOST - SILVER CIGARETTE
case, initials F. C. L. on- front. Sult~
. ..able reward for return to Sentinel of~
- nee. 11 at
M BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTiCE -~ PAINTING, PAPER-
hanging, Decomting. by pructlool mun
Save money by buying your wall pa‘
per and painters supplies of Alex
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ale. Tel 42.3 Esti
mates cheerfully given. a22 ixn
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wudsworth's Sanitarium. Tel 210
iii ti
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and Shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Elm Trees Sprayed
to Stay Green
All Summer
Henry Beaupa'in
>V, 102 WEST 8TREET.
No ‘Rim-Cut Tires
7. om 1300.000 sold to date Fer
‘ MI, by the Auto Supply Co. or
0n and after Monday, June 17,1912.
the new and commodlous
STEAMEE HUNTINGTON,
Caiit. William G Young. will run as
follows: Leave Huntington for Nor-
wullr Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
m. and 2:30 p. in. Leave Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8: it :i. m. and 5: 30 p. m Excursion
tickets 50 cents. Single lure 40 cents.
"hildron. i. to 12 years, excursion 35
omits Single fare, 25 cents Passen-
gers irom Nox walk by 8; to u in. boot
will have tour hours ht Huntington.
Our summer schedule glies the poo-
plo or Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodlous steamer Hunt-
ington homes the sound and over one
of the iinest sheets of water in the
workl, Huntington. Buy, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can more arrangements with the cap-
tuin to stop at Volley Grove.
TO LET~AT 82 SOUTH MAIN
St, diet, with all modern improve-
ments. inquire A. Harris. on prem—
ises. 129 :it
T0 LET~3 PLEASANT ROOMS
and. bath and all improvements. Ad-
dress A. 1)., Sentinel office. 23 3t
TO LET«~THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; also one large
furnished “from ream. Terms reason
able. Inquire Saturday afternoon or
evenings, 104 West St. . 128 iii
To LET—SEVEN FINE ROOMS.
all improvements; can't be beat in
Norwalk; $20 per month. Select
neighborhood. Grub at once. lmw-
i'i‘llt‘e Agency, South Main St. 128 3L
T0 LET~—-\-VELL LOCATED, MOI.)-
crn eight room house, every improve-
men-t, stationary tubs, centrally locut-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke, 9 Eliza-
beth St. 27 if
T0 LEV—FARM, SIX ACRES:
house with six rooms. unfurnished.
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
clean; barn. $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summer 3150. Miss Emer-
, ' A The Trustees have ordered that in-
son. Bittersweet Burnt, lilorwjz‘zlfli.tr tempt at the rate of 4 per cent. per
annual be credited to the depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six months ending June 30th.
{31%, payable on and after July 10th.
TO LET~APARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, Norwnlk. Freshly dec-
orwted, modern improvements; also
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. Inquire 64 South Main St, South
Norwulk. 8.30 i!
To ‘LETwMODEaN‘ COTTAGE,
with modern improvements, in
Meadow street; live rooms With part
improvements East Norwaik. inquire
of R. Joselovsky, F‘lrut avenue. East
Norwulk. * 118 it
TO LET—ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with barn, large garden and various
fruit trees. citiiated In Connecticut
avenue. inquire Mrs. Rosa Tarlov,
Taylor avenue. 118 ti
TO LET—~SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
~nil’lmprovomentv. 21 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. In-
quire United Grocery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Cmnpuny. 16’ it
To LET~APARTMENTS AT NO.
Deposits made on or «before July
will will draw interest from July lot.
CHARLES E HOYT.
127 i3t Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
125th -Bomi.Annudi Dividend at Thu
Norwoik Saving: 8ooloty.
.Norwalk. Conn,
June 13. ion.
At a. meeting of Directorb of this
Society held this day, a dividend, oi
the rats of {our (4) per cent por- on-
now Was declared to Depositorn from
the earnings of the six months end
in: June 30,1012
The some will the entered on pm
books and paid on and utter July 10.
wily order or the Board 0! Dim
Don't tulle chances. have your trees
”toyed rixlit. l spray them right.
' JOSEPH CORNELL. Tin ,Wll‘dln.
Phone 848-5.
other H. Gunung
delimiter-
so TH; MAIN eras“
oi successful experience in colic; 6
~ lot: the summer.
“ dlofl It. In, thin outdo.
Anchor liold plum-aunt
the board of health prohibiting the
‘ sole of oysters and clams taken from
“ the northern‘huli’ of the harbor will
3 ; ordinances. ,
says, it will he an unfavorable report
' on the ground that the ordinance is
Sunday bond concerts in the parks
5 will come tip-upon, a isvoraule repmt‘
of the committee tor the appropria-
‘ 5 lion oi the sum of 3500 for the pur-
‘ ‘DOIQ.
Northampton track- at enchant street
Will not com its Board at
Alderman Tonight
WWW-I01.
NEW HAVEN, July lea—The olden .
men will meet tonight for the reunion
July location. it, is expected that
there may‘honnothcr cominunicatlou ‘
from the mayor in reference to the
purchase of additional land tor the
One of the matters which maycause ,
some disco-slob lathe report of the
committee on streets on the building
lines ordered for at Hanan street and
Lambortpn street. it is expected that
me committee will report unfavorably .
upon the fit Rondo street order as the
opponents oi filly. particular line have
done a. lot 0! 'mllfiionnry Work against
it.
It is said that the ordinance pro-
posed by the committee on sewers and
sanitation nullitylng the recent rule of
not be reported-by- the committee on
If it is reported, rumor
not properly drown.
The mutton-of arr appropriation for
The mother ot a footbridge over the
nd Winchester avenue will also be
reported from the committee on
“were The street committee a notion
when: :a a recommendation
“m “‘9 be rotor-red to the
“WW" 0“ “Mme: and brides:
it is probable that unanimous oon~
cont will he naked for the (“Vin-able
report or the Semmmge on mes
f
the petition oi the New Haven Ynch
club for a grade “ll Cove street in
Morris Cove. ‘
liiilliilllilii:
oonvsur NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, so, Probate
Court. May 8. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate or Martin Goerl, lane of the
city and state of New York deceased.
The (‘ourt or Probate for the Dis~
trlct of Norwaik, hath limited und ol-
lOWod six months from the date here-
of for the crediims of snld estate to
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, wil be debarred n recovery.
All persons indebted to acid estate
are requester to make immediate buy-
uient lo
FREDERICK GOERL,
j! 8 1.3 Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwulk. 13s.. Probate
Court, June iii. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Bridget nearing. late of
Norwaik in said district. deceased.
The Court oi Probate for the Dian
urict oi No rwaik hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof tor the creditoré' of said estate
"to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time. will be debut-red a. recov-
ery. All persons indebted to sold as
late are requested to make immediate
payment to ,
EMMA DEERINK.
ii 8 15 Executrix.
. SOLVENT NOTICE.
Districts of Norwalk, so. Probate
Court.1une 19, A 1).. 1912.
Estate at Daniel booming. late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dirt-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
oi for the creditors of mid estate to
exhibit «their chime for Icitlement.
Those who neglect :to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be debarrod s mcovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
on requested to make immediate
payment to
EMMA DEERING.
ii 8 15 Admiuinratrix.
James E. Ells, Jr. 10 Pine St. lilnqulro at office of n. ”’3' FREDERICK A ELLS
TO Lew—7 noon nousu. 70 ~ mmww
' W ” '" limti’iiiu‘m' unimt’t" "it‘ll“: ’ 1)‘ 'd d ‘N '
' 0 ON“ "II ‘«0
Tree Spraying ‘V' on 9““
TO LET- ~8EVEN ROOM HOUSE.
all improwmentl. a5 Quintin-d Ave.
Inquire A. J Collins 00.. 12 North
Main St .. 50 it
To LET-«HAMILTON Milli" HAW
or two-family house. a room. and ila
room not; all improvements: good con-
dition; one block from 'P' mod station.
'rHI hour‘s NORWALK «who:
BANK.
South Norwollt. Conn,
At a nicotine of the director: of this
bank hold this day. a dividend It on
rat: or four be: cont per annum {um
declared to depositors from the corn»
. lam of the id: mouths ondin Jun.“
.luzobh R. Taylor , .. :18 if 30 “no 11‘1“. Emil“ ‘wdlll be asylum
i! 0 it o
uncensored“. 33,: f; 1932' M n and aim
By order oi the Hohrd of Dimmers.
‘ GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Wanna-or.
June 17. 1912
' Burris & cub. the disohsrm a.
came of anthracite will. , ,
, Mdrrili 061love Will
school was this you
”A HIGH MHOOL TEACHER, LADY
preparatory and technical tutoring
tvlslldl accident hooligan or poplin
usurious.
For lutermlttiou Ad
motion. illuzliah.
Contain Thames Hunt. of Norwallt.
is on duty today in the absence of
Ohio! Thom“ Leatheriand. ‘
Mina Carrie Duucker, Miss Gertrude
in. Harris and Mrs. Frank soymour
ore spending the week in Philadelphia
on the guest! o! irieudI. .
Miss Berth: Roberto. you; operated:
on at the Nowell: Hospital. Thunder,
by or. “Word Gregory and .i. O. Grow
ory. she ll doing nicely. ‘
mode moments to hold a picnic
on Wednesday, July the 17th.
exhibit their claims for settlement;
onus} Church strum ‘oohool fl”,
9
have host-on no Sides
of the OM)
(Other ranges have but on 4 sides)
1-4 more but around oven.
>1...
HQEBLE sKlR‘i'a.
"Kids are no longer bashful Modern
u—IB North-Main St. , . .
their mother' s skirts "
“Perhaps it’s just as well.
mothers haven’t skirts enough to hide
behind these unys. “'e—Washington Her:
old
Hub Flue make: only four turns to mob smoke
(other "use make 6 turns.) 1-3 loos turn-
q-ulck, ours bolting.
Thus are the reasons why Hubs uvo fuel.
The A. J. Collins (30., -. .
So. Norwalk. COMM
i
‘1
Mrs. Exe (with papal-«“1 see the! Perhaps there is no m
market report says that money in heaven because the alloy '
easier.” - , tor. . -.
Mr Exe—-"'iiliai must refer ‘to its
Their going; I'm blamed if it comes any
easier.’ -—-Boston Tl anscrlpt.
The portion” wno rcliooj‘ ‘
tinel want Ad". to secure the
hold help has a little time
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel. things. ‘
.1.-
- 1
.. by each club. how many runs, and how;
Mr. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
ET TH
w
Every BaSeball
should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s
Score Tablets. With it y0u know at any
time just how many hits have been made
many ,errors, what inning" it is and holy
many are out. ‘ - . ' “
chep the results of the home before you
all the time by use of the best
made. illt is a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire season. it is simildr iii dough
to thet carried by the umpire.
q We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early.
Norwalk Chronicler