f U wmreoe-nv .11; YEAR one nor.
, willing to work. position in drug store.
Address A., core .Sentlnel.
‘ol’lloe. New Yelk city
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face or Cops. Double Price 1 ;
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WANTED ‘
TO LET ,_
son elite
WANTEDmBY A CAREFUL, RES-
pollslble student “position as chauf-
dour. Address A. cure Sentinel. 12 in
12 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ' SECOND-
l11111d bicycles. Address ll. 0 G.. care
”is
Sentinel.12 1n
WANTED ~— rwo TEAMS’I‘ERS
tow double teams. .1 John F. Mc~
Mellon. 11 3t
WANTED~BOY 16‘ YEARS OLD
in printing office. Apply by letter to
NOI'Wallk Sentinel office.
.11 3t
._ over 1 1’2 “miles from South Norwnlk.
v State lowest terms.
WANTED-A SMflL mull, "NOT
No agent ans
werod. Address Clarke, general poet
329 at
T0 LETw’l‘O ADULTS. THREE
furnished meme for lightrhousekeep
ing in private family. Inquire‘ 110
South Main St. ill it
To LET—«TWO APARTMENTS, 5
rooms each, with improvements. 265
East Ave. 'l‘el 1393-4. ll. (3. Thompson.
54 First St. , 12 3t
TO LET~A 5 ROOM FLAT. NO.
8 West St; a 5 room cottage, No 29
Pine St Appply John F. McMahon
1 3t
TO LET-13 ROOM FLAT AND
both with private entrance over Joe-
eph Duvlsi' clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For further par-ticulens inquire at or
lice of. the Old Well Cigar Co. .318 ti!
To LET—ROOMS FOR. LIGHT
“housekeeping. Newly pointed and
furnished with was plate and use of
laundry. ll Havilund St., South Nor-
walk,» (301111. 1} 3t
WANTED—«40 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
trn prices for int calves. $3 to $4
dor bob .cnlves to fatten H.’ Fried~
men Conn Ave. Tel. 1151'.
" LOST
LOST OR STOLEN-FRENCH
poodle dog, being deaf and blind, is
of. no value to anyone but owner.
Liberal reward if returned to W. A
Reid, of Fitch street, East Norwallk.
32 3t
LOSE—«BUNCH OF KEYS. PLEASE
return to Baxter's drug store. jl 3t
LOST -—- S‘iLVER CIGARETTE
case, initials F. C. L. on front. Suit-
able reward for return to Sentinel or
fine. jl 3t
‘ MISCELLANEOUS.
“HlLLSlDE"—DESIRABLE BOARD
ere wanted at "Hillside,” Prospect
Hill. Norwnlk. Bountiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
dcnt table. Terms $12 to $18 no:
week. Address Dlnwer ll, Norwulk
317 lm
“TBUSINESSMNOTICES
JCLOCKS, \lr'A'l‘tll-lES AND
(airy repairing on short notice.
defection guaranteed.
.1 Eli'-
Sut-
Slone setting a
specially. llnzur. 71; Washington
St. j2 3t
NOTICE-“w rAlxrlv-o, rnrnn
hanging, Decorating in mm ticul mnu.
Sue money in buying \our poll no
pm and pointers supplies of Alex.
Willie, 61 1- " Ely A1 e. Tel. £123. lisilv
mates cheerfully given, 1122 1111
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. llr.
Wudeworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f!) if
NA8H'8 MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop.
cuntom. made work.
guaranteed.
All kinds
Fit and comfort
28 West Washington St
Elm Trees Sprayed
to Stay Green
All Summer
Henry Beaupain
192 WEST STREET. f f
‘ mend Bros.
_ oruiod.
T0 LET~—5 LARGE ROOMS WITH
stationary tubs; second floor. 17
Ellzwbevh street. Rent 316. 31 3t
TO LET—- HOUSES, FLATS.
rooms, burn, storage. lnunu'fnctory
with power. in Norwalk,_South Nor.
walk. East Norwnlk and ilowayton.
l-‘rlces range from 35 to $35 per
month. Very attractive rents in Hill-
side Place and Woodbury Ave. Ray-
j29 3t
TO LET-WITH TABLE BOARD
large, airy room for two, nicely lur-
nlshed. First class table. Rates
moderate. Mrs. G. M. Taft, 16 Hoyl-
lnud St. 329 3t
To LET~ilUNGALOW AT HAR-
1bor View Beach, ll rooms and both,
:hot and cold water. electric light.
Fully furnished. $200 for balance of
season. Apply 011 premises. M. F.
lrlnwiefii, Cockeno Ave, iiurbor View,
South Norwnlk. 129 ill
TO LET-«AT 82. SOUTH MAIN
St, flat. with all modern improve
ments. Inquire A. llurrls. on prem-
lses. j’ll zit
TO LET-WELL LOCATED. 110113
cm eight room house, every improve-
ment. stationnry tube. centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke, it Elizu-
bciil St. 27 ll
TO LETMFAllM, Six ACRES;
house with six rooms. unfurnished.
(31111111.; burn, $10 monlhlx llungniow
_ to let for summer. $17.11. Miss lime!
sou. lliltorswcot Farm. Norunlk._
'” 3'26 tl’,
TO LETHAPAlt'l‘MlSNTS AT :iil-ll
(‘hupel street, Norwulk. Freshly dec-
nlodcrn improvements; 11150
1111 11112111 mont n! 219 Eusl. Washington
St. inquire 114 South hiniu St; South
Noru'nlil. 1130 if
T0 LETw-VVMOI.)ERN COTTAGE.
with modern improvements. in
Mondow street; live rooms with port
improvements, East Nor-walk. inquire
of it. Joselovsky First avenue, East
Norw.ulk 118 if
TO LET—ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with burn, large garden and various
irint trees, situated in Connecticut
avenue. inquire Mrs. Rosa ’l‘urlov.
Taylor avenue. 318' ll”
TO LET-w-Slx ROOM CO’I‘T TAGE,
nil l111provemenls,.1 Lincoln avenue:
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. in-
quhe United Glacery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Company, 15 if
TO LET~APARTMENTS AT NO.
16 Pine St. Enquire at office of it.
and G Corset Co. 117 tf
. f I , u ..
No ,- leeCut Tires
Over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
sale by the Auto Supply (.70., or
James E. Eils, Jr.
‘ ‘ NORWALK.
Wan—w..._-.wl.
[wow u.
«my-«~-
Tree Spraying
. Mont take chances, have your trees
Iproyed right. I spray them right.
‘ .-
‘ thounughiy winch atmosphere without
1. a thought of klndneu to others. Since
he has been 11 member of
1 Scouts the change in his menu bee
TO LET—J ROOM HOUSE, 79
Woodward AVe. Rent fill, inquire]
The South Norwnlk Trust 00.310 it
To LET «SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
n11 improvements. 25 Quinlnrd Ave.
inquire A J. Collins 00.. 12 North
Main St. ‘ 10,”
'ro LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twu family house, 6 rooms. and 6
room flat; all improvements; good com
dltlon; one block from w‘ road station.
Joseph R Tayloi- 1118 tf
FRAME FOR SCOUT MOVEMENT.
Many words oi prniceoonetantly are
being received at the Headquarters of
the Boy scouts of America concern
lug the good that the Seoul. Movement
has done. One of the most interesting
letters comb from P. M. Smith, of 720
Miller Avenue. Bolton Heights, Rich-
mend. Virginia, 111 which he to; after
making 11 contribution: “This volun~
tory contribution is "due to the elevat-
log of your ormnlnetion in the life of
a youth with whom I am icquointeu.
This young fellow wee ruined in 11
noticed and commented upon live
FOR SALEM-A HERRING HALL
Marvin fireproof suite, 6 1-2 ft high,
4 12 ft, wide and ii It deep. outside
measurements, with two burglar proof
compoxtmente containing triple move-
ment Yale and Towne time lock, and
Holmes electric protective coiling; for»
merly used by on. Will be sold for a
very liberal discount from its cost.
Apply to A V. Davin. cashier First
National Bank llidgelleld, 0011211 2t
FOR BALE—NATIONAL CASH
Register Check minder. ' Address
Cash Register. Sentinel office 12 1t
FOR SALE—HORSE AND WAGON.
Horse also suitable for cuddling». 17
North. M-uln St, South Norwalk,
Conn. 11 3t
FOR SALE-«A GOOD SADDLE
and driving pony, sound, kind, gentle
and sale to drive. Good «two-seated
cart and new harness. Reasonable.
Apply Sentinel office. Norwn'lk. 11 3t
FOR SALE~13 131‘. TAPPAN
dory, 2 1-2 h. 1n engine. fully edulp-
pod. Can be seen any time at Her-
bow View Beach. South Norwalk. M.
F. Hawiey. Godleno Ave. 129 3t
FOR SALEwmlGHT FOOT STORE
counter, $5.50. Inquire Mitchell‘s Fur-
niture Store. 031 hi
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FOR SALE
Gasoline Yacht ‘
“Dorryn”
Formeldy Owned by James Golden.
45 ft. 7 in,
40 It. 6 in.
Length over all
Length water line
Beam 9 ft. 7 in.
Dlaught 3 ft. 6 in.
Finished in Mahogany. '-
For terms and particulars apply or
address
Sentinel Office
South Norwaik
"i he South Norwaik
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in«
191-4151. at the info of l per cent. per
unnuln be credited to the depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six months ending June 30111.
1012. payable on mni after July 10th.
.1912.
Deposits mode on
or before July
.lohh will draw interest from July let.
CHARLES E. ilOYT.
le'f illt Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
125m Semi-Annual Dividend of The
Norwaik Savings Society.
Norwnlk, 001111..
June 13, 1912.
At 11 meeting of Direoiois of this
Society held this duv, a dlvldend at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an
mun was declared to lMposllole from
the earnings of the six months and-
ing June 30, 1912.
The some will he entered on past
b30511 and paid on and utter July 10
1 .
By order of the Board of Dirac
tors.
FREDERICK A. EELS.
J22 12t Trpahurer.
Dividend "you?“
THE eourH NORWALK EAVINGB
South Norwalk,’ Conn.
' At a meeting of the directors of this
bunk hold this day. 11 dividend at the
rats of four percent. per nnnum was
declared to depositors from the corn
ln’gs oi‘ the six months ending June
30. 1912 The name will be entered
on pascbooka and paid on and utter
July 111 1912
By order of the Board 0! Directors.
GEORGE I... WOODWARD. ,
~ Tremor“.
June 17, 1912 ., .
W“ W
convenes HALTG CAnhlene' VA-
. CATIONS.
The present daily and the indiffer-
ence of Congress in busing appropria-
tlbn bill: necessary to meet the ox:
bonsai! of mMitute centers and other
help during the mention of regular
employee will afflict the local force.
Kenmore the c n and other
0111me could toxin their vacations .
umber of Macao with Whom be 11M ' ”
~ ago, broke away front the envelope. 1-:
been to fell ill:
undone new. use our in which we _
noon the unto ate men. held in
by 11' mesh wo‘
and trip 0! the
suspended the bow turning that in a.
elow are Then‘lt reversed suddenly
and plunged «10111111111111.9119th
above. t'wlutiux in a. lung 11111111, who
11 gas bag, a dosed sections as it cob
loosed It fluttered a. moment and.
then streaked down after the car.
in the descent something‘whlch no
neared to be the body-of a man allot
out to the left .of the wreckage and
hit the water «before the rest of the do
occluding mess. it won reported that
this was the headless body or Calvin
Vanlmon.
was relayed ashore from rescuers that
this body had been recovered. With it.
come the statement from domain Per.
her, or the Absecon Federal'ufe eav-
lng crew, that t-hlawlvae true and that
the other four inombens of the crew
were entangled in the wreckage be
yond reach for the present, in elgh
teen feet of water. Efforts are to he
made to drag them to the surface.
“ Thousands of personstromx every
part of the resort are gathered along
the inlet, the board walk and about
the Vunlman cottage. just across from
the hanger, at the inlet. {Where Mrs.
Vaniman thus collapsed, and is uncon-
scolue from the shock. «A physician is
in attendance. Police reserves, «who
helped launch the craft, which .euiled‘
along gracefully until the accident oc«
curred. kept the crowds from about
the Villllm‘fill villa.
The flight. this morning won the Bec-
ond that the illafated airship had in-
ken this year. After tinkering all win-
ter on the ship Vanimen took the Ak-
ron out for a slight illghton the morn'
ing of June 1. At that time the bnloon
was nearly wrecked by some of the
mechanism golngrtwrong, but it was
ultimately safely linden. The longest
dig-hi. tho baloon made was last fall?
when“, it spent the greater part of the
tiny in the Mr in the vicinity of this
city. At 111111 time the 1:113 in the bag
was not sufficient to keep the big ebln
constantly ill the air, and it haul to
make sworn] lhndings. During the
winter \‘nulmnn succeeded in obviate
lnr.‘ Hillnc or the defects.
in general appearance the Akron
‘wné‘uol unlike tlléiAnxerlcnflxl which
Waller Wollmun 11nd ‘Vuninlan nt-
tomptcd to crows the Alluntlc moon in
October 1910, but there were many dit-
l’crcnccu in the conelrucxlou of the nir-
ship which collapsed lollny._ The. gnu
boom-111.1 30 feel longer Ullili llmi of the
America but wue smaller in diameter.
The dhuonelons were: Length of bay;
25:5 feel; dinmotor 47 feet. The lure;
11111 111th "'
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Under nudfpurennnt to an order of
the Court of Probate for the Dielrlct
of Norwalk humor-mug him thereon-
to, the subscriber hereby offers for
sale all such right, title and interest
as Sarah E. Nash lute of Norwalk in
said District, deoeueed. had at the
time of her death in and to the role
lowing described real estate. to wit:
'l‘hnt certain tract or parcel of land
with the buildings thereon. situated in
said town of Norwalk. being lot No.
15 on Ferris avenue and being sixty
(60) feet front and rear by one inun-
dred eleven (ill) feet in depth;
bounded northerly by hind now of
Catherine Casey: easterly by Ferris
avenue; southerly by land of Peter
Galina-her known as lot No. 13.5111!
westerly \by land of Edward Manor.
For p ocular: and terms. apply to
JAMES E. NASH.
, Administrator.
Silver apriuss. N. Y.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwelk, 911., Probate
Court, June Ill. A. D, 1912. 1»
Delete of James Golden, late of
Norwulk, in cold District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
triot of Nor-wink. hath limited and al-
lowed nix maxim from the date here-
of for the creditors of cold «tote to
exhibit their claim for uettloment.
Thoxe we neglect to. present their
comma, properly enacted within
said time, will be debuted u recov-
ery. All maroon: indebted to cold 411-
mm are mounted to make immo-s
ante payment to .
, EMMA L. GOLDEN.
1‘18 25 32 Administrotrim ,
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Notice to Painters
South woman. (3111111..
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heeled pronoun will be mum at
the «tics of the Weber. Commoner:
Olly of South Norm 1111111
coll econ. July 111. am. for the
pointing e! the Water tower and mill
oil when ml. to no two commotion
At 8:20 ofln. o. message ‘
July 2, 19121 .
elbout lilo
f wail stored
f The air web connected with
the 8m M by o‘lsieel tubing 111 light
commotion, 011 too or the tank we
built A platform or two inch some
fund on this rested one 100 1110mm
or motor. We eight horse power ”1“,"
tore, one seven bored ‘pow'er loo-tier
and a email dynumo. The 100 "barefo-
nower motor Wee need for the two
forward vertical propellers and the
other two large motor: for two pairs
of Orientnblo popellors These propel-
lers could be turned from the horizon-
tal to the vertical. The email motor
and dynamo were need “for electric
lighting and to furnish the wireless
outfit.
some of the supplies of the chip
were also stored on ihe platform. 0n
the forward end of the platform were
the steering wheel and gear for con-
tolllng the rudder and the etubllzlng
planes fore and aft. _
The sleeping acbomodntlons for the
crew consisted of bummecke strung
up in the car.
For a week past Vanlman had been
planning to make another fight and
only waited for favorable winds. Lust
ct bounce today.
condition» were wilflmblewnd the .
:word well 'xivell A limited
chip rose; slovliyfit first and swaying
lend, the ohips’ none was pointed out
‘olro‘rnft constantly attracted addition-
night conditions appeared satisfactory
A; new. the
men and firm were new up w e,
inlet to desist in fretting the bulb out ‘
of the immense 1harminrhelr duty
was to {widen to the ropes of the chip A
as she was carefully webbed out of vhfe
biz shed.
Hundreds of persons who expected
the flight tow the Akron come out of
the hunger for the loot 111116.011“
clear of the oiled Vanlman impedin-
to memento 1111111 ore blunt-her
four men had .alreedyv,sone.‘end he
gave the word “let go": Inetently the
”on.
from end «to end. Then she rose Mr
pldly. Vbnlman uppeared to have the
complete control 1and after circling
about over the inlet and on the main-
to sell. The manoeuvring of the great
111 people ‘and the upper end of the
beach and board walk were crowded
with «people when the disaster occur-
red. ' 'f
A eyewitnese of the disaster told
this story of what he saw: ‘
"When nibout 1, 000 feet in the air.
I saw a sudden puff of smoke trim the
forward end of the greet gas bag. In
11 minute it exploded.
“To those who have witnessed the
many flights of Vanlman, this one
seemed at the start more successful
tor bouts hounded e, ‘G’odepeed‘
linen was making a tent of the
both inilonmed by The =
111111111111 end its crew. . .
"After getting up about 300
chi-p made a. bonlplet‘e circle
tern of (trendy Buy dormant
rents."
AKRON 0.. July his—«Frank
berllng president of the Good
and Rubber Tire Company
was dancing Vanlman in bin
to fly across the Atlantic .
heard of the explosion of bit
Prose this morning
Mr. Selberling was new!“
hurried to a telephone in
to get into comnnicutlou with A;
City Mr Selbedilng will
leave for Atlantic City at o
w
--“My child was 11111-119
about the face, neck and c
plied Dr. Thomas’ Dielectric
pain ceased and the child can):
restful sleep "--Mrs Nancy
eon. Hamburg. N. Y.
\dveruee your went: in '1‘]:
.
many are
' made.
Will be
“r. BaSebali Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
Every Baseball Fan
~ should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s If
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 errors, what mixing it is and how
out.
fllKeep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer.
Wit 1s a vest-pocket size. MADE
OF CELLULDID; dugable, and will last
” the entire season. It 13 similar 111 design
to that carried by the umpire. . 4
(We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early.
.3
ill Cut out this ADVERTISE-
§ f MENT and hung it, together
;::j With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
f ‘ and one Of these Pecket Scorers *?
yours.
Norwalk Chronicler