Classified “Ads" Fer Sale, 1 Business and Professional Cards, and Miscellaneous To Let, II O. D., .0. 0. 0. Ii .11 LASSIFIED Advertisements on this his“? Three Times. 50c - Each Addition 01111.1 cent face or Caps. Double Price e. Twenty-Five quas or Less, 2511- per Insertmn. In Black- DIED 1 TO LET son SALE * ROGERS—AN IIA TFORD, CONN“ 1...... 28,1912, Ma H. Austin, wife of the late Peter 13. Rogers. aged 77 ,, clears. Funeral services at the resi- dence of her daughtei, Mrs Charles F. Dohrewend, 31 llowa avenue, Sun- ‘duy afternoon at 3 o'cloc'lt. Interment do Norwalk on arrival of train leav- _ ”lug Hurt-lord at 11:03 11.111. 329 It WANTED WANTED—3A SMALL FARM, NOT over 1 1- 2 miles from $0111.11 Norwalk. State lowest 1‘.te1ms No agent ans- 'wored Address Ch‘lilre, general post office, New York city 129 iii WANTED—~LAUNGH', MUST in good condition, cheap. tlculars Address S. tinei 1111“. Full par- t). W., care Son— ;129 it WANTED —-- FOUR OR ‘- FIVE 1 rooms with or without improvements. ‘Andreflss D, care Sentinel. j28 3t WANTED—~SI'I‘UATION AS COOK in private family. Inquire Mrs. A. 13. Weller, 29 W. Washington St, South Norwoik. 128 lit WANTED—«AT ONCE, COOKS waitresses and genenal houselvorkeis. 1 ,Also man and wife, gardener and 1 000k. Apply Wilson's Employment Agency, 24 Clay St., South Norwaik. 528 3t 1WANTED-A POSITION AS A maid by a young girl; honest and com- . potent. Apply South Norwaik Tuber. ‘cuiosls Dispensary. 328 tit WANTEDw—LADIES FOR LIGHT pleasant work, whole or part time. flood compensation, regular salary if satisfactory. Address 18-,A cure Sen— tinel. 1‘28 3t WANTED—BY FIRST CLASS iauudress. work [by the day. Address Laundress, care Sentinel fit? at “MOO-$4,500 WANTED TO LOAN AS first mortgae on country -1eal estutec Address P. 0. B0\ 14.1, Darieu, Conn. 122 (it KINISS 8...___...-. .. WANTED m-TO BUY ALL cattle. ilest market prices paid. Ex- tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4 " K hives to fatten. H. Fried- 1 Ave. Tel. 1151. g * ED—~-OPERA’I‘ORS EXPERI- fill. -1 For 1 power sewing machines; atemy'l". ork. (.‘luett, Peabody & Co. ‘ (6 if .v BUSINESS NOTICES ”NOTICE - PAINTING, PAPER- . hanging, llecoriutlng, by practical man. Save money by buying your wall pa- _per and painters‘ supplies of Alex. White, 51 1.2 idly Ape, Tel. 423 Esti- St. inquire 61 South Main St, South mates cheerfully given. 1122 lm ‘meuk- “30 ti - , . To LET~~~MODERN COTTAGE, TURKISH BATHS 1'0“ THE with modern improvements. ill treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. 19 ii TO LETwTHilEE COMFORTABLE rooms. second floor, 6 BenedictvSt" East Norwalk. Rent 57. Inquire 59 Seaview Ave. 12911: To LET ._ HOUSES. rooms, horn, storage. inanutuctory with power, in Norwalk, South Nor- waiir, ’East Norwaik and Rowayton. Prices range from $5 to $36 per month. Very attractive rents in Hill- side Place and Woodbury Ave. Rayw anond Bros. TO LET---—Wi’i‘il TABLE BOARD, large, airy room for two, nicely fur- FLATS. nished. First class table. Rates moderate. Mrs. G. M. Tait, 16 Havi— iand Si. 129 311; T0 LET—~13UNGALOW AT HAit~ tbm View Beach, 6 moms and 1111111, hot and cold water 1electric light. Fully furnished, $200 for balance of season. Apply on premises. M. F. Hewley, Cockeno Ave, Harbor View, South Nor’waik. 129 3‘1 T0 LET—~AT 82 SOUTH MAIN St, flat, with all modern improve- merits. Inquire A. Harris, on prem- ises. 129 3t To LET m ONE PLEASANT 'front room, furnished, with improve ments, control, private family: gen- 'tlemtln preferred. Address 8. W. J.. Sentinel oltlce. 1'29 it To LET—-3 PLEASANT ROOMS and bath and all limprovemen‘ts. Ad- dress A. D., Sentinel office. 128 ill. TO LET-~T1-IREE ROOMS FOR light housekeeping; also one large furnished front room Terms reason» able. Inquire Saturday afternoon or evenings, 104 West St. 128 tit TO LET~-SEVEN FINE ROOMS. all improvements; can‘t be .beat in' Norwalk; , $"0 per month. Select neighborhood Grab at once. Law- ronce Agency, South Main St. .128 31 TO LET~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, improvements. inquire It. .1. Cut- hill, 327 St T0 LET—417151.14 LOCA'l‘ED, MOO ern eight room house,‘ every lmpnove- 111e11t.s-tut.‘ionnly tubs, (eutruliy locat- 01]. Apply to Jolrn \\'.1)11kc,9 I‘lilzh- helix St. iii? if TO LET—~FARM, SIX ACRES; house with six rooms, unfurnished. clean; barn. $10 monthly. Bungalow to lot for summer, $17.1). Miss Emer- son, Bittersweet Farm, Norwulk. 126 if T0 LET——APA11’1‘MENTS AT 39-41 Chapel street. Norwulk, Freshly dec- oruted, modern improvements; also an apartment at 2111 1511311 Washington Meadow street: flvc rooms with port improvements, East Normiik. inquire of It. Joseiovsky, First avenue, East Norwuik. .118 if NA‘8H'8 MODERN boot and shoot repair shop. custom made work. guaranteed. GOODYEAR Ali-kinds Fit and comfort 28 West Washington St. TOLEZTMELEVEN ROOM HOUSE With burn, large garden and various fruit trees, situated avenue. inquire Mrs. llosu Tariov. Elm Trees Sprayed to Stay Green 1 All Summer Henry Beaupain 192 WEST 3T8 BET. Tiiylor avenue. Jill ti To LET—~11 ROOM APARTMENT and bath. For further particulars in- quire at the office of the Old Well Clgur Co. 518 if TO LET—~81X ROOM COTTAGE. all improvements. 21 Lincoln avenue; also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. in. Grocery Company. 11‘. 11 TO LET-"APARTMENTS AT NO. ~. 18 Pine St. Enquire at office or ii. N0 Rim-C111 Tires Over 1.300.000 sold in date. For Idle by the Auto Supply (111.. or James E. Elis, Jr. :4 11nd O Corset (lo. 117 if TO LET~1-7 ROOM HOUSE, 79 Woodward Ave. llent $16. Inquire The South Norwnlk Trust Co. hum Ave. All modern lmprovemontl. ' Aw. South Not walk. 129 31!. - in Connecticut . quire United Grocery Co. or Raymond, no u ”re 1.111'-1~11111.r uousn on our- Inquire Timothy Brennan, 1‘1 West 13 if FOR SALE-13 B‘T. TAPPAN dory, 2 12 11. 1.. engine, fully equip 1191101111119 seen any time at Hur- bow View Beach, South Norwalk. M F. Ilawiey, Cockeno Ave. 129 fit FOR SALEHBEAUTIFUL UP- ,age. no objection children using. Pro. for ,storing. people expecting buy later. Address F, Box 543,11artiord. Conn. ' 129 It . .FOR sALE - TWO HORSES, cheap. Inquire Cutblli’s Bridge mar- ket. 127 31 FOR SALEwllil F'i‘. PALMER 1aised deck cru.,iser 18 H. P. 41103’0‘16 engine, Curtis toilet, for sale cheap. J. B. Ericsson, 273 South ’81 Stem ford, Conn. 127 31; FOR“ SALE—4 CYLINDER AUTO- car roadster. fully equipped with speedometer, clock, electric horn, skid chains, etc. No reasonable offer re- duced. H. L. Moeler, 33 Washington street. 127 31; youths—113711111 roor arch—~13 counter, $13.50. Inquire Mitchell's Fur- niture Store. 031 hi FOR SALE GasOiine Yacht “Dorryn” Formerly Owned by James Golden. Length over all 45 it. 7 in. ,.Length water line 40 it. 6 in. ileum 9 ft. 7 in. naught 3 it. 6 in. Finished in Mahogany. For terms and particulars apply or address Sentinel Office South Norwalk mwfiw ._... v. .. -JMW Atlantic Company CONNECTICUT STATION AND SALESROOMS at wasrrour' On the River Thornton Smith, Representative Showing a completeiline of At- lantic Seagoing “Gurnet” Dories and 111.11.111.11. from 16 to so feet. Noted for their staunch construc~ tion. wonderful sea qualities and reliable Motors at popular. prices from $190.00 upward. SUMMER TIMETABLE On and after Monday, June 17, 1912 the new and commodloua BTFAMEH HUNTINGTON. Capt.Wiilhu.1 G Young, will run as rollowa: leave Huntington tor Nor» walk Mondays and Fridays at 8146 a. 11.. and 2.110 p. in. Leavo Norwelk tor Huntington Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. 111. and 6:30 p. m. Excursion tickets 50 cents. Single fare 40 cents. To LET ~5EVEN 1100M 110118111, all Improvements 25 Quintard Ave. Main St NORWMK Mignon .1. «VJ 1.... 1. Tree Spraying 11w ‘llll‘lyed right. i spray them right. aDiEPl‘l COSNELM Tree Warden. Phone 84655. Don't taint chances, lune tour trees Joseph 11. Taylor FOUND. I 11011. are, llowayion. mgnwvumw.mwmmmuu PROFESSIONAL" inquire 11.1. Collins Co, 12 North 16 ti To LETr-wHAMlL'i‘ON AVE. HALF oi two-family house. 11 room, and ii room lint; all improvements: good cou- ditiou; one block from W'v’lnd‘statlon. old it FOUND-wit BLACK AND WHITE Owner call at Baptist person 52 ill. Children. I. to 12 years, excursion till otmts. Single tare, 25 cents. Passen- 11111111 from Norwullr by 8:45 a. to. boat will have four hours at Huntington. Our summer schedule gives the new pie or Connecticut an outing on the new and commodtoua steamer Hunt- ington across the sound and over one oi the donut sheets or water in the world. Huntington Bay. with scenery unsurpassed. Parties at 10 or more can 1111111 arrangements with the cup- 111111 to 111011 at Valley drove ».W....sm . .1. ....... V". M Asawamwuw Trolley car number 20 broke 3 switch in front of the Sanitary lunch mom, in South Main street. and was haunted all 11191.1.trselts. 11101011111111 Macaw.» '1 Undertaker -, court-1 1111111 111111111- 11.11.11.111. 11. Gaming log the summer dress it ’14., this since. W.» equiv“ ..... “Maw MISCELLANEOUS. A man 5011001. TEACHER. Limit 1? successful experience in college reparstpry and technical tutoring, wishes resident position or pupils duo imitations, motile ' . ‘ 11111111111. Shelled. For interdiction 11d Wilmett was in charge of. the liar and after some vigorous Work tor hot. welt» titer the car was replaced on the 111113 and umceeded '1‘. .1. West, .11., 11 11.1.1.1.» Ndrwsllt young man, who 111111 been working in Burlington. ‘11., is visiting in town mammary to i‘émovllll to 111111.111. GTE HiiiaN lent up Wit-1 *‘HltLdilfllfi”~DillBiltAhLE 1304111)- wanted at "Hillside,” Prospect Medial learn and 1 trees. minimums he‘d111111111“.‘1 8Estrella- 1"'i‘oui” is s Nutmeg tiles 1111111 11111 11,, right piano, or would you give stor: .ut the Congregational parsonage. ' current six months ending June 30th.‘ mam. To ‘ dough; Miss Mary Schllchting spent Thurs- day in New York. oven. Mrs. Ernest Scheuok is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Lyman Knight of New York. The Reading Circle met“ Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Rufus Underwaod Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fessendcn, of Yonkers, N. Y..a1e visiting the form; er's mother,Madame Fessenden. a ‘Miss Louise 111.1111... attended the graduation exercises atMerrill’s busi- ness college, South Norwalk, Monday evening. ' Miss Gertrude Dodd of New York, who is spending the summer in New Canaan, recently spent the any in Wil- ton calliug on friends. Mrs. Shuman Morehouse has receiv- ed the sad news 01’ the death at her; home in Norwalk; of her sistenin-law, Mrs. Willard Gregory. Miss Madclon Brasher of Belden Hill Was one of those who graduated from St. Mary's parochial school. .‘filefiday evening. She was second honor pupil among the girl graduates. Mrs. ‘Brown, forceriy Miss Hattie Hickok, of Wilton, died on Wednes- day at her home in Norwalk. While here she resided with hot 111.111.1111.. I-‘lulmon Gilbe1t. ’ The Girls' Friendly enjoyed an on. to excursion to Sound Beach, Thurs- duy afternoon. Every girl member of the societyand many of the associates including the 11111111111 secretary. Mrs. Harry Miller, were conveyed to their destination in three automobiles. Through the kindness 0111111. Marks, brother of the Rev. 0. A. Marks, the party were shown the extensive grounds and beautiful home pertaining to Aladdin‘s Rock farm. Great preparations are in progress for the coming fair tor the benefit or the Equal Sudroge League. at is hop- hat many will donate to this cause judging from the responses, the hope will ,pe fulfilled, for a variety 01‘. articles will ‘he oilered (or said in ad- dltlou to home made food and other eatuhies. 'Bcntley's hand from Bridge- port has been engaged to furnish mu. 1111:. Don‘t forget the date, Saturday. July (1111. and the place, the shady grounds 1111101111113 the river on the premises of Mrs. Ernest Schenck. The South Norwalk Trust Company The Trustees have ordered that in- terest at the rate of l per cent per annum be credited to the depositors in the Savings Dephrtment for the 1012, payable on and after July 10th, 1912. Deposits made 011 or before July 10th wili‘drsw interest from July 1st. CHARLES E. HOY'l‘, 127 tilt , Treasurer. Dividend Notice 1211111 Semi-Annual Dividend of ‘11.. Nomolk saving: acutely. Norweilt, 001111.. . June 13. 1911. At a. meeting of Directorroi this Society heldthis day, 11 dividend, st the rate at tour (4) percent. per 11111 11am was declared to Dope-lion tram the osmium of the six months and- ing Juno 80.11112 The same ,wm be entered on pool hooks and paid on and after July to. 11112 . By order of the Hoard of Dirac Fhmnnnlclt A. ELLE. ' Treasurer. D1v1dend Notice TH! SOUTH NORWALK CAVINQI 11 151111111 1111121111111. Colic. t 11 1111113121111: or the directors at this tank told this any. 11 dividend in tile a ground through grinder (or a courier. pound almond paste) add one poun granulated sugar and whites of two eggs beaten still, one tablespoon van— illa; put powdered sugar on bread board and knead mixture like bread into strips about half an inch wide; bake in moderate Rub tour ounces butter into five ounces sugar and 10 ounces of flour; add yolks of two eggs (or one whole yolks and beat again then; add tour e83). two teaspoons water and lemon ounces each of finely out almonds and or vanilla flavoring and hail? cup. oo~,citron, half ounce each of, cinnamon coanut or a quarter chopped wal~‘and cloves; add flour enough to make nuts; mix with hands, roll up about sol-t dough, roll out thin and cut into a teaspoon of mixture into s. 111311, roll diamond shapes about one inch long 111 granulated sugar and bake in a'ond wide; bake slewly. 1 moderate oven on floured pans. Pepper Nuts. ‘ Apple Fruitcake wand. E To half pound of might. add half a One cup sugar. one‘hsli 1111 pound of flour. scant teamwork of Del“ shortening. one 11111: cup of out a ing powder, two eggs. one 1933900“ 1113 and dates, one teaspooniui 11:111.... each of cinnamon and cloves. 0. little namon, one quarter MBPODMIAI nutmeg and a quarter cup of cltron cinnamon, one quarter teaspoontu lc‘hopped fine; work with. lingers, roll cloves,‘haii, 110%., o m1 and , . into “me ”an“ using “”0“ one “a fourths cups'oi flour and one on roll out very 111111, then out ”I’m" °f "mm” “1”" °“ “mm apple sauce with one teaspoon floured pans and bake next morning; 1 i 11 on a a soda stirred in sauce the last we no es 1 g n trust it' preferred with frosting made. ~Natioua1 Mani.“ of powdered sugar. moistened with water and vanilla to a thin 11.1.1.1... Do not boil trusting. 11.111111111311111... f quarter pound almonds 1—“ , . . Celery With Cream Shoo! Bachelor Buttons. ' Three heads of celery, Ono‘s n’iiik, butter the size or an egg to thicken and salt to sense ‘ ' and scrape the celery, out into ill! one inch long and simmer 11 water for half an 110111.111 sauce 01 the milk thicke' flour, with butter and salt for e 111:. Add the celery, 1from Which water has «been drained, an a heated dish. ' .——--‘- Almond Diamonds. Beat whites of 101.1 eggs stilt add Do not use i any bakingnpowder. “tawny “fragility: pa”: dilililln W“ doc 11 a 11 months ending June 1 out he entered M1. Baseball - .(LEAGUEAN‘D AMATEUR) GET/T51 Every Baseball Fan should have one of The Evening Sentinei's Score Tablets. With it you know at any‘ time just how many hits have been made by each club. how many runs, and how many mars, what inning it is and how many are out.- (iIKeep the resultsvof the game before ydu all the time by use of the best scorer made. (Hills 11 vest-pocket size, MADE OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last .the entireseasonr It is similar in design to that carried‘by the umpire. (We have not a huge supply, so get' yours early ' til Cut out this ADVERTISE MENT and bring it, together_._v‘fl, with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel . and one of the e P , ket 8cm“ . " Will he ours W’mWflWfi_ mm W)‘
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