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' WANTED '.
TO LET
' non Saris“
WANTEDwilOY 111.: 'l‘WFlEN 14
and 16 years or age. Apply to J and
.1 (than. Ltd. 1E1 3t
WANTED-WA SALESLADY IN A
1111' goods store. Apply to A Din-kar-
inan and Son. 15 3t
'“WANTElD~«—A GIRL FOR GENER-
hi housework. .14 Lowe St. 15 3t
WANTED-mil GIRL FOR .GENER-
at housework in small family Apply
No 20 Morgan avenue Norwalk. with
references. Telephone ‘177. 14 3t
WANTED—~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle ltesi market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $8 to 84
liter bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
MISCELLANEOUS;
“HILLSIDE"uDESlRABLE BOARD,-
ers wanted at “Hilfilde,” Prospect
Hill. Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms $12 to $l8 per
week. Address Drawer H., Norwalk.
117 11a
"7 BUSINESSW NOTICES”—
NOTICE PAINTING, PAPER~
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa»
par and painters' supplies of Alex.
iniite, (1‘1 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.‘ 9.22 1m
TURKISH BATHS FOR Trim
treatment. of gout. rheumatism etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair snap. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
““' -_.._--, Losr
LOSTwSMALL PANSY BROOCH.
with one ruby, between Belle island
and ileum Point, July 4. Suitable rc-
wai'd lt' retul’ilotl to 30 Spring street.
.15 :lt‘
I ‘0
No Rim-Cut 'lires
Over 1,300,000 sold 10 date.
sale by the Ail-t0 Supply (10., or
For
.James E. Ells, Jr.’
| 'NQRWALK
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
sprayed right 1 split} them tight.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 8 til-1'1.
Frederick H Canung
Undertaker '
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
“N-.. ... mm. "Low”... .W
SEASHUR Mills
The ‘A‘iort", it. is. Budd's and the
”Natonia", W. 2‘. Clothes" were do
touted in tho Ull'CllillOlll races yester-
day. the i‘ormerily one minute and the
, last, by noven minutes, according to it
New York -1)it.])i%l‘."“'
ll. was a bountiful marina picture“
that ultimo witnessed from the shore
in tho onlorlportion or the inner her-
tour yesterday ulteruoou, for with 11.
, u enapping nailing breeze. the perfect
day brought out the naillmutn, and
‘with their white auliu shining in the
, ; sun thoy «ruined bitch and forth. ever
graceful. Mdtm bouts too, wounded
and the night was wonderful
. Moreno Hatch, soilingmgster of the
' Pompom, owned by the Holley. Broth
orsti took the that involuntary swim
in commoners yesterday When rile
' all from his cratl while attempting to
board his dlhlty, about six oclook. 20
moo" then owned by preteen
"i‘uyior avenue.
ears are Mr. lunch unpaired the —
TO LET »~ 'rwo _ Fuuursnnn‘
rooms for light housekeeping, with
gas plate and running water. 214 East
Ave. 15 lit
TO LET-HOUSE 10 CHARLES it.
St. silo roms. in good condition.
Plenty fruit. Inquire The Borda
Press, Sentinel building ll 3 5
TO LET-«FIVL ROOM FLAT, MOD-
e1 11 improvements. $1250.1nqui1e of
Samuel Roodner, Ann St. 13 {it
To LE‘ijw—NICELY FURNISHED
large room. Apply at 12 Hovilnnd Sit.
Dr. Lawrence. , . 13 (it
To LET—43 1100M FLAT TO LET
over Krleger's Apply Krieger biog. 3t
‘TO LETmIlOOMS OVER FRUIT
stone on North Main St.. Apply Tilly
Cmiage Works. 13 {it
To LETwil ROOM FLAT AND
bath with private entrance over Jos-
eph Duvi‘s’ clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For further partlculai‘s inquire at 01‘—
iice of the Old Well Cigar Co. .118 it
To LET~WELL LOCATED, MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve-
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W. Bake, 9 Eliza-
beth St. 127 ti
T0 LET-«FARM, SIX ACRES;
house with six rooms. uniurniohed,
clean; barn, $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summer, $150. Mias Emer-
son, Bittersweet Farm, Norwallt. f
126 t
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements; also
an mmrtmetrt at 219 East Washington
St. inquire iii South Main St., South
Norwaik. 9.30 ti
TO LEFT—MODERN COTTAGE,
with modern improvements, in
Meadow street; five rooms with part
improvements, East NorWnlii. inquire
at R. Joseiovsky, First avenue. East
Norwalk. le ti
To LET—«ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with barn, large garden and various
fruit trees, situated in Connecticut
avenue. inquire Airs. ilosu ’l‘nrlov,
jii-l ti
no; LET-w-SIX ROOM FO'i‘TAGE.
all JillI)!‘0\'0nit?iltti, 2i ‘Lluuoln uvcnuo:
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. in-
quite. l niteti Gloreiy Co. or Raymond
(liotml Companr, is if
To LET—7 ROOM HOUSE, 79
“onrluaid Ave iinnt $10. inquire
The South Norwuik Trust Co. "le it
To LETA~SI§ZVEN ROOM HOUSE,
uil lniprovunents, 2:1 Quiniurd Ave.
liiriilil't‘ A. J. Collins (30., 1'}. North
Main St. 16 if
TO LET iiAMiL'l‘ON WE, HALF
of iwot‘amily house, 6 rooms, and ti
100111 ilat; uli lmpl o1 emcuts; good 0011 .
ditiou; one block from rr’ "lad station
ioseph R Taylor sill ti
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and abrasions and was attended by Dr.
Jean Du'niortior.
Lost one of His Fingers.
Edward d-iondrick, son of Mrs. h‘an-
MO Hendrick, of 0 [Ann street, met
with a painful acldont and lost one of
his lingers When the cannon which he
was tiring off shot prematurely. The
boy loaded the cannon in the cellar
and than would run out and shoot it
oil! in the street. He worked too ra-
pidly For the metal became overheat-
ed. The premature explosion was the
result. Ho was attended by Dr. Stowe
and is hosting comfortably today
Quiet in the any of NOrwalk
Nurwaik in to be congratulated on
on lid-i Stile and flame 10011101 For no so
alone accidents Dave been reported
Several physicians were interviewed
this mowing but all mated that they
had no woldont chaos to attend to as
a. result of the celebration and all
agree that it wan the moat (inlet 4th
they can remember
Norwnilt has Mayor woman, M.
mundane to thank tor tho intrusion»
thin or the note and acne idea and
Mayor ‘llidwoni J Finnegan, his one
cenhm' tor a continuation oi! the tine
scheme, which has resulted in the
past tihroe yéors on favorably. Few-
er someones each year have been re»
corded and the dangerous Fourth of
rite years and more Age, is. no; more.
FOURTH 0? 110th Aflfn
“ FOR SALE-HGOOD HORSE: A1230
wagon and dump curt. Inquire Joe
Boxes; 25 Lowe St. 163
FOR SALE—LAUNCH 22 x 5 to.
fully oqi1ip.,ped 10 h. p. engine, used
one“-aoason. Well built and guaran-
teed in every way Sale and speedy.
lloli price 0. H. Scott, Rowayhjm. 3t
0
FOR 8ALE-SIDEBOARD. COUCH,
crib and two so carts. Inquire 10
Osborne St. 13 tilt
FOR SALE-“GARAGE. WITH ALL
supplies, etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold,.beiore July 7. No‘ oi‘ler refused.
Address Outage, care Sentinel. 13 it
FOR SALE~AT AUCTION, ON
July 10, at 10 a. m., bungalow sites,
Dry Hill avenue, $50 down. anntlrly
installments after. Ben Allen, suc-
tioneor; Catherine Toner, own&r.6,
i.
FOR SALE—~EIGHT FOOT STORE
counter, $5.50. inquire Mitchell's Fur-
niture Store. 0'31 bl
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The South Norwalk
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in-
terest at tho ratc.oi 4 per cent. per
annum be credited to the depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six months ending June 30th
1012, payable on and after July 10th,
1912
Deposits made on or before July
10011 will draw interest. from July 1st.
CHARLES E. HOYT.
12? Hit Treasurer.
Dividend Notice
125th Semi-Annual Dividend of The
Not-walk Savings Society.
Norwalk. Conn,
Juno 1:}, 1912.
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society hold this day. 11 dividend. at
the rate of foul iii per cent not an-
num w he declared to llcpoaitols lion)
the earnings of the six months and
lug Juno :,l0 i012.
The same will die entered on puss
hooks and paid on and after July ill
lulu-
ily order of the
tors.
Heard of Direct
li‘lllEl'HslliiCli A. ELIAS,
Treasurer.
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D1v1deud , Notice
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Noru.1l'i<,Conn
At a mooiim, ' oi the (liltit'ltlls of this
bank held this dm u dilidend at the
rat} of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the euro
logs of the six month ending June
30, 1912. Tim sumo w i be entered
on puss-books and paid on and alter
July 10, iflit’.
By order oi the lioni'd of Directors.
122 Ht
GEORGE I... \VOODWARD.
, Treasurer.
June 17, 1912 .
NOTICE
Special School Meeting
The legal votola or the South Nor
walk Union School District are hereby
notiiied and warned that it special
meeting of said District will be held
in the Franklin School House on Wed-
uosdav evening, July 10th. 1912. all 8
o'clock, .or the special purpose of
making a upeclnl appropriation to pro
vide fol lire escapes and other moons
of pr,otovtion on all the schools in said
.liiatrici. agreeable to the petition of
Georgiana (‘lintou 11nd othew. on tile
with the i istilct Committee.
Dated at Norwnlk, July 3111,1912.
. JOHN r. Monsoon
" liiRAM B. WEST
JAMEEl PAUL,
in 8 lo . nlstrlct Committee.
FELL DOWN prams.
Patrick aoidriek oi Norwulk sustains
, n Fractured Skull. '
While ascending tho stairs in the
anchs‘ ibuiiding in Main street on fish
nulny evening about 0 o'clock. Pot.
rich aoidrlcit, oi' Norwuik, ovorhai
speed and foil backwards, landing at
the tool or the flight on his hand sum
taming a fractured skull.
Contain Thomas Plant. and he called
Goldfields condition, while oi s new
tour aspect. is not considered danger
one, according to a report trout tho
.. , . hospital this afternoon.» He has to?
, , gained commonsense.
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The salvation Army Sand sch
hi
iBurueli was aunt to attend the maufby ‘
the imbalance which removed Golds '
, rich to the implicit. ’”
revolutionln Mexico. in so far no it
simulated a military campaign oi con.
centrated forces, wasby today's move-
ment or the rebel army shown to have
ended, and in its place there was sub-
stituted a grueling. warfare. threaten-
ing widespread devastation. in North.
western Mexico.
Five troop tr-aine bore the Milton‘-
lng insurrectos mm the yin inity oi’
Chihuahua City to Juarez, Oppoaitc
hero, and before the day was over it
was expected that most of the rebels
would be sent southwest from Juarez,
a distance or 75 miles to Cases Gran
doe, from which point it: who intend-
ed to ei‘ioct an entrance to the rich
mining state of Sonora -
Having aillaudoned Chihuahua to the
tederais, the rebels destroyed t-li
bridges between Baohimba, where the
last battle occurred, and Sauez, thirty
miles north or Chihuahua, the small
station at which t‘ho't‘ebel outposts
now are gathered. The evacuation ot
Chihuahua means that the zone 0! rch.
oi control will be growbiy diminished,
that remains.
General Paocual Greece, the label
chief, spent the night at Songs, that
was expected today to direct the
movements of various hands into
which» the rebel army is now disinte-
grating. Juurea‘at present is the reb~
oi capitol, train loads 0! archivesl'nv-
1113 been sent there 1within the last.
three days. _
Though the invasion or Sonora
means a rambling campaign in the
mountains, the rebels, most of them
mountaineers. believe themselves
equal to it. The revolution in that
form, they say»; will prove more vex-
utlons to the government than an or‘
invasion of Sandra. the Mexican gov-
orutucnt is moving forces from Agua
Printu and \‘l’ea'orn Sonora.» Fully
under way to intercept the rebels.
Gen.
forces of (immrsl Sanjinos‘are engage
tween Sonora und Chihuahua,
from the City oi” Chihuahua along the
Mexican Norihwosiorn lluilrnul to
wwu‘di‘ueas ('lrnudrs and attack the,
granule from the rear.
The llEXliinbutilo, ii any
should he at (‘uens ilrandes. At Jam"
oz there is little likelihood‘oi’ a light
as tho robots plan to withdraw most
or their forces towards Sonora.
The reports early were to the effort
that no icdorais had as yet entered
the City of Chihuahua, though a at»
page was sold to he nearing the town.
AT GEN. Hi’ERTA’SHEADQUAIL
TERS. BACHIMBA, Mex., July rm—
Tho brief resistance of the rebels
which preceded theirwretrout caused
comparatively little loss of His. but the
destruction of the railroad vior forty
miles to Chihuahua is so extensive
as to prevent the arrival of the main
federal columns at the former rebel
(lilrlllml .iior at least. three days.
i BURIED llllT
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into the blazing building and in a
short time, the homes had been drown-
ed out but not until the building had
been almost wrecked. While the tire-
men were partying on the tight to the
blaze. etc-Chief Albert 19. Winchester
was working like a Trojan. disconneoa
ting elobtric wiron hero and there so
as 15° safeguard the. aroma and spec-
Tiieuremenuid great work in con-
which- it started tor had “tho urenot
a 139m on the building south and. ed-
lacent to it, the men Would have had
a tough time 111 saving the street from
gains up in smoke.
False Alamo. '
There were two false alarm: seat in
the early morning; of yester‘.
11m rum; in at 12. 38 a. at.
and the second at
(treat Damage is Threatened in ,
. 10L PA00.,Texos. July 5+Orzanized
J naréz being the only important point ‘
diuury campaign. To check the rebel‘
tour tho usuud men are believed to he,
'1
Sunjinos left Alguti’l’rieta today] .
for i«‘routoru, Sonora, to take command ‘:
oi the main column. and while‘ thei
ing the ‘reheis’pn the slut» line “(f-'3
thef
urtny oi” Goni’i‘ii Huerta is to more up'
. 1
occurs. I
iachmont of cavalry under Gen. Ru»
should "11111511 31. n
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«tutors “and the put-rounding buildin'gii.~
lining the blow to the building in ‘
Us
Have Mon five Sides
of the Oven
:- 4 more of Hub oven heated because others heat only 4 sides and
try to “get by” with asbestos andtln on the back
of the oven.
The A. J. Collins Co. a
I2-I3 North Main St‘.,
South Net-walk, Conn.
at. $1,000.
fire was out, the loss from fire and cracker caused a tire to sttnt in that between the walls.
tour streams of water, being estimated wall of the structure but the depart" amount to about $50 ‘
At 7: 55 p m. the tire departme
tinguished a grass fire in Union;
At 2:15 o'clOCk a tire was discovered nue opposite the Norwalit coil!
pied by Italians and owned by the gas in one of G. Mitchell’s houses in Thetflre threatened M101!!!“ P \_ ,
No determined cause and a telephone call was respond
The other bad appearing fire was in $1.00
another Harbor avenue house occu-
company. This tire was at 10: 20 and Knight street.
the alarm was from box 34 A
- MAE. ,. ...-. - ;
ment kept the damage down to about
tire has been reported, and the fire was by the firemen.
The demo
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’ yours early.
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made. llllt is a vest-pocket size, MADE
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the entire season It is similar to design
to that carried by the umpire. ‘
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With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
Will be yours.
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