mam ‘li-dycrliscment
on ‘0. ‘0r‘ 0- is.
,&_oofi ne';oo Ԥ] 0c
' for out or two horses. inquire 7?.j 11ml);-
inuton Ave. .. 1...
WANTED —— TWO TEAMSTERS
(or double teams. John. F. Mc-
Mahon. ‘ 11 3t
‘ WANTED—~FIVE nouns, wn‘u
privilege of yard. Address .1. F., Gen-
eral Delivery, South Norwslk. 11 it
ANTED—BOY 16 YEARS OLD
lug office. Apply by letter to
Norwalk 1 Sentinel ofi’lzclc.3t
, «
ALL FR“.
WOT
, in“ South Norm,
Y 4; i116,
*‘ firsts famills.‘
duller. 29 W. Washing
Norwalk. .
“WANTED—AT ONCE, COOKS.
waitresses and genenal thou‘seworkers.
{Also man and wife, gardener end
_‘ cook. "Apply Wilson's Employment
. Agency. 24 Clay so, South Norwalk.
. J, , ‘ ‘ 128 3t
WANTED-LQDIES FOR LIGHT
pleasant work, whole or part time.
~ compensution. regular salary it
» satisfactory. Address 18-A, core Sen-
tinel. , 128 at
, WANTEDMBY FIRST CLASS
, laundress. work by the day. Address
Laundress, care Sentinel. ‘128 3t
. WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
. cattle. Rest market prices paid. Ex~
trc prices for int calves. :3 to $4
tor'bob calves to fatten. H, Fried-
‘ mun. Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
: "LOST
‘ 'LOST-MBUNCH OF KEYS. PLEASE
return to Buxterjs drug store. jltlt
LOST —- SILVER CIGARETTE
osse.‘ Initials F. C. L. on front. Sult~
.nblo reward for return to Sentinel of-
flee. ji 3t
.,. ~n’UstEss NOTICES
NOTICE 1—. IPAINTING. PAPER.
hanging. Decorating. by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa!
per and'mainters' supplies of Alex.
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
matescheerfnliy given. 822 im
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium“ Tel. 210.
1 ill ti
NASH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
suaranteed.~~ 28 West. Washington St.
sociology?
to Stay Green
All Summer.
Henry Beaupa‘in
7, 192 wssr smear.
" nanomomqu
0’ I
; .No int-Cut Tires
Out" 1.800.000 sold to date. For
min by the Auto Supply (30., or
ladies E. Ells, lr.
" NORWALK ,
Tree Spraying
Don‘t tskgkohances. have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
. JOSEPH CORNELL. Tron Warden“
‘ Phone 84645.
‘rcdcrijclt ,
1 .
' misused? will“;
ci‘ successful experience in. college;
process/wry unit. technical - tutoring.
_. ‘wlshgemidentxmltion orpu‘ II, urn}
. mt ,
. ‘, In good condition. Horse also suitable for cuddling. 177
gem?” {£121.11 inquire The Horde. North Main 3t, 'South“ Norwalk,
Press, Sentinel building. 11 3 5 C071“ » , ' .11 3“ .
V hreo ‘ ‘ ‘ heather Inserti‘ on. In Block?
., Time 80c-Each ‘ ‘ ‘ ; .. ‘ ..
WT . ‘ ‘ ,5. . face or Caps. DoublePrlce y . _ 4 _ .5.
WANTED ‘ V TO LET . _ non slim __
‘WAI'ITED—SITUATION TO CARE TO LETv-JiSUSE 10 CHARLES 13. FOR BALE-”HORSE AND WAGON.
TO LET—~~~A l3 ROOM FLAT. NO.
8 West St; a 5 room cottage, do. to
Pine St. Appply John 1”. b’lcivlnhjolu.3t
TO LET - FOUR PLEASANT
and driving pony, sound, kind. gentle
and safe to drive.
cart and new harness. .
Apply Sentinel office, Norwulk. :il 3t
FOR SALE—«A GOOD SADDLE
Good “twoseated
Reasonable.
rooms and bath. Improvements. lu‘
son SALE-13 FT. TAPPAN
housekeeping. Newly painted and
furnished with gas plate and use oi
lullil‘ll‘lfi 11 Haviiu’hd St., South Noll”
" .. ' Conn. ii at
. 9. ET-~5 LARGE ROOMS WITH
second floor. 1|
”(Rent $16. l1 3'
, swraseswmselkfi“
‘ . ‘l‘tw..Notwalk. South is}-
walk, East Norwoik and Rowoyitd
Prices range
Ray-
side Place and Woodbury Ave.
. 129 St
.mcnd Bros.
r knows better than this. whi
y keeper appreciates the 2
ND POULTRY . FEEDS. whl
gst broilers and the best in ~;
‘tl
v
in quality, but in price,
nnie Home Ground Feed f
TO LET—~Wi'I‘H TABLE BOARD.
large, airy room _, for two, nicely fur-
nished. First class table. Rates
moderate. Mrs. G. M. Tait, 16 Havi-
land St. 129 zit
TO LET-BXJNGALOW AT HAR-
lbor View Beach, 6 rooms and both.
hot and cold water, electric light.
Fully furnished, $200 for bul, cc of
season. Apply on premises? .l‘.
llnwiey. Cuckoo» Ave, Harbor View,
South Norwalk. J29 3t
T0 LET—~AT 82 SOUTH MAIN
St, flat, with all modern improve
intents. inquire A. Harris, on prem-
ises. 129 3t
TO LET-15 PLEASANT ROOMS
and. bath and all improvements. Ad~
dress A. 1)., Sentinel office. 128 3t
TO LET—~THREE ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; also one large
furnished front room. Terms reason-
able. inquire Saturday viifvtcrnoon or
evenings, 104 West St. . 128 :it
TO LETWSEVEN FINE ROOMS.
all improvements; can't be beat in
Norwalk; $20 per month. Select
neighborhood. Grab at once. Law-
rcuce Agency, South Main St. 528 ill.
T0 LET—~WELL LOCATED, MOD
ern eight room house. every improve“
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Eliza-
beth St. 137 it
To LET~FARM, Six ACRES;
house with six rooms. unfurnished,
cleriu; burn. $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summer, 8150. Miss Emer-
son. Bittersweet Farm, Norwalk.
326 tf
To LEV—APARTMENTS AT 3941
Chapel street, Norwaik. Freshly doc-
orwted, modern improvements;
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. inquire 64 South Main St. South
Norwmk. 1130 tt
To “LET—MODERN COTTAGE,
with modern improvements. in
Moudow street: fivc rooms with part
improvements, East Norwulk. inquire
at R. Joselovcky, First avenue, East
Norwuik. . , 518 t!
To LEV—ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with barn, large garden and various
fruit trees, situated in Connecticut
avenue. inquire Mrs. Ross Tsrlov.
Taylor avenue. - 118 t1
'ro LET—~81x ROOM COTTAGE.
ell'improvements. 2.1 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. in-
quire United Grocery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Company. 56‘!“
T0 Lsr~araarnnnts AT NO.
16 Pine St. Enquire at office of R.
and O’Corset Co. « 7 ti!
TO LET-~7 ROOM HOUSE. 70
Woodward Ave. Rent 116. inquire
The South Norwaik Trust 00. HO tf
TO LET-“SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
all improvements. :6 uintard Ave.
inquire A.‘.l. ‘Coiiius 0., 12 North
Main St. ‘ ‘ ill t1
‘ro “Ta-HAMILTON AVE" HALF
of two-family house, 8 rooms. and 8:
room am all improvements; hoodoorr
dltion: one block from M": road station.
Joseph Ru'i‘uvlon ~ { ., I18 t1
2 ,pnosassroiv‘at... , g]
A HI’o‘H scuooo. Traction. LADY
. summer. “Lon um» o-
mutton; mailman g '
r info tlon‘ d-
uration. chi-follies . “
also 19 2
bank held this day. ‘s dividend at the"
'30. 1912.
desire to inform our patrons that \
.e"_ is a natural ice which has been e
water. tea, lemonade, etc, for drinkiu
i from the ice. '
a. W . Dlfiti‘lbllto : 0
SUMMER TIMETABLE
0n and utter Monday, June 17, 1912,
the new and commodlous
' STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Young. will run as
follows: More Huntington for Nor-
waik Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 :1.
m. and 2.30 p. m. heuveNorwulk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 .1. iii. and 6:30 p. m. Excursion
tickets 50 cents. Single fare 40 cents.
Children. h to 12 yours. excursion 35
cents. Single fare. 25 cents. Passen-
scrs from Norwnlk by 8:45 a. m. bout
will have four hours at Huntington.
0hr summer schedule gives the poo
pic of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodious steamer Hunt»
ingtou across the sound and Over one
of the finest sheets of water in the
worhl. Huntington. Bay. with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can more arrangements with the cap-
tain to stop at Valley Grove.
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
The Trustees have Ordered that in-
latest at the rate of 4 per cent. per
annum be credited to the depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six months ending June 30th.
1012. aiminble on and after July 10th,
Deposits made on or before July
thb will draw interest fromduly 13!.
CHARLES E. HOYT.
127 Ht Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
12m 'chl-Annuol Dividend of Tho
Norwalk Savings Society.
Not-walk. Conn.
June 13. 1912.
At a meeting of Directors of thin
Society held this day. adivldeud. of
the rate oi four (4) per cent. par un-
num was declared to Depositors from
the earnings of the six months and
in; June 30, 1912.
The some will be entered on our
11:33: and paid on Ind after July 10.
humor Tint drummaioiilllll
' ‘ i’ ‘ ” ,. - *Ii‘Wiliiuiizcouuuo.tumour,
Additional 0 d
"‘ men will meet .tonisht for the main:-
July meeting. it is expected that
there maybe another communication}
from the mayorin‘reference to the
purchase or additional land for the
tanker “field playground. ’ ‘
some discussion lathe report of the .
committee on situate on the building
lines ordered for St. Ronau street end
the committee will report unfavorably..
upon the fit. Bunch street order as the
the northcruihalfzot the harbor will
I; not be reportedty the committee on
“ } ordinances.
says, it will be an unfavorable report
._. not. properly drawn.
1; Sunday bond concerts in the parks
will come up upon a favorable repm‘t
, Northampton tracks at Enchant street
and; Winchester venue will also be
mild to be pure and wholesome for a .
z
. «humus Wight
now, mm July 1.41m older» .
One of the matters which may cause
Mmbcrton‘strect. it is expected that
M"
(Other rang" have but on 4 sides)
‘14 more but around oven.
_ _ Five Sides?
Ovon’
‘Fluo tucks- only four turns to men we
(other flue: make I turn.) M in; turns men
quick. our. baking. . . '
These are, the reasons why Hubs uvo fuel.‘
The A. J. Collins. 00., .
If it is reported, rumor
on the ground that the ordinance is aid.
their mother’s skirts.”
“Perhaps it's just as well.
mothers haven't skirts enough to hide
behind these dwelt—Washington Her;
, . . llznbctli dory, 2 1-2 n. p. engine, fully oquip- 6' t f ‘1 articular line have . ‘ , ‘ ‘ . . ,
quire Wm. iiiisdcu. I\o. E ‘ . ‘ , . at Her» opp neu so .92” _ . , . . a 0. Norwalk (:0an
St. 11 1: 7:333»: Vie”;1 $3.51? goal: Embaik. M. done alot of mlpcionary work “Most 1243 North Main St., S ‘ _ '~~ 7 .
. .1 . . "E‘. Hawiey. Cockcno Ave. 329 at it. ’ . ; . ' ,. ..
T° LEV" ROOM FL“ -AN'D . i that the ordinance cm “W
lzgltithtlg‘ Elli):liltfigeélgrgcfiegzhglgo I om; sséle—llariggrl; {biggiesgg‘fifi ipoiltedifibyazh: committee on sewers and ‘ u h . there 1’ no
. . i‘. . . . , . . _. . ‘_
. For furl-lief Pm‘l““'l“.m inquire at 9:1 liture oldie. 031 of imitation nullifylns the recent rule of. HQBlBLE SK'BTs- Mrs. Exe (W1th paper) I see a?“ Per 9:“ hostile annals
' *‘noojoftho Old Wt‘” bigm‘ 00- 313 1 ., . . . . . . rug-«beam of health. prohibiting the "Kids are no longer bashful. Modem market. report says that money a heaven one _ .
To LET-ROOMS FOR "LIGHT iii eat is quite good enough sale of oysters and clams taken from youngsters never try‘to hide behind easier. 2 . ,
some; ,
easier.’~—Boston Transcript.
Their
Mr. Exe—"T‘hdt must refer to us
I'm blamed if it‘ comes any
ter.“ 1
‘The would" Wheaties" ‘
‘tiuol Want Adm to soon til
, ‘ hold help has} little lime
Advertise your wants in The Bentlml- things;
, - 1-: ,. ,
The mutter-oi unjuppropriation for
or the committee tor the upproprlm
tlou oi the sum of $500 for the inn-
DOSE.
The matter of s motor-kiss over the
1‘9de from. ithe committee on
$33“. The‘ltl‘eet committee’s action
_ . W
. the petition of the New Haven Yacht
.\ club for a grade on Cove street in
Morris Cover "
Wuui”luncisi.
SOLVENT NOTICE;
District of Norwalk. 85.,
Court. May 8. A. Do 1912.
Estate of Martin (locrl, late of the
city and sluts of New York, d eased.
The Court of Probate .i'or rt. 6 Dis
trict of Nogwaiil. hath limited and al-
iowed six -'months from the date here-
of fer the creditors of said estate, to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
sold time. wil be debnrrcd a mvery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requester to make immediate pay
men! to
Probate
FREDERICK GOERL,
11 8 iii Executor.
SOLVENT NOVICE.
District of Norwalk, 83.. Probate
Court, June iii, A. D.. 1912.
Estate of Bridget Deer-lug, late of
Norwuik. in said district, deceased.
The Court or l’rcbate for the Dis-
trict of Norwuik. bath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditorii of shid estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be deiburred o. recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said on
title are requested to make immediate
payment to . .
EMMA DEERINK. ‘
ll 8 15 Executrix.
_v.—
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Diotrlcte of Norwolk. 09.. Probate
Court. June 19. A. 1)., 1912. =
iii-tote of Daniel Doorman. late of
NorWaik, in said Distflct. deceased.
“The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Normik both limltcd and al—
lowed six months from the cm here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
ennui-bu their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be dobarred n recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
5' Dividend “Notice
run coo-I‘M MoawALK amino:
. . South Norwcllt. Conn. .
At a meetius of the directors at this
rot: or four percent. per unnum‘Wu
declared to depositors from or. corn.
lust of the six months ending loud
The same will he entered
on bareback: and paid an and alter
July in. 1912.. 2' ' . ‘-
By order of the Board of'Dlrocton.
\ GEORGE L. WOODWARD. .
~ . . . . : Trehsuror.
‘ June it. Illlll ,, .
‘i 4
By order of the Board 'of Direo ’m Imam! to make immediate
W“- ‘ th ‘9; EMMA DEERING .i
122 13; FREDERICK Afgflfl'm ii 8 15 Administrntrix. ,- v,
"W .m-ez... -
Cumin mom“ Hunt. of Npl'walk,
is'cn duty today in the absence of _ 4
Chief Thumbs Leather-loud. ,
Min Carrie Dumber, Miss Gertrude
M. Harris and Mrs. Frank Gsymour
are spending thoweei: in Philadelphia, ‘
so or. guests of friends. . ‘
Min Berth: Roberts, was operated
on; at the News“: Hospital. Thunder.
by On ‘Wnrdadrescry and Mt. one 1 ,
Ellie ironing nicely. ‘ ‘ f1 " ~
'3
item flumériiiuuooi my . i ;_
-
1 Mr. Baseball . '. an:
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR). .
Every
should have one of The Evening Sentin‘el’s
Score Tablets. With it you know at any
time just how many hits have been made‘ . .
. by each club. how many runs, and bow ‘
' many ~emits, what inning it» is and
many are'out. .
‘llKeep the results of the 2am before; u‘
all the time by use of . the best 3cm,
made.“ on is a vest-pocket size, M, E:
OF CELLULOID; (iambic, and will 1388i]
“'9 entire sewn. it is similar mam“.
\
to that carried by the umpire." .
(I We have not a huge e‘supply, 8'0; get:
yours early.
‘1! Cut out] I this
more”...
.l.
invent
a it.
with lurCEN so , ‘ .
IS
how
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Norwalk Chronicler