4‘
g u so we .
.oo es up, no“
Three Tunes. 500 "'5
~11 WANTED
mun-I‘m—
c? ”WAN'ri-zowoinn son GENERAL
Apply at 36 France . ‘
‘ 18 3t‘uneuts. Inquire 88 So. Main St. 38 3t
' housework.
street.
\
WANTED~A SMART GIRL OR
‘ludy to help in kitchen and wait on
Apply at Belle Island Giulia).
18 t
cream.
Easy position» to right person.
. f ‘1 Lssstriso Advertisements on thinness.
Each Additional Word, ,1, cent
face or Cops; DoubiejPrice
. 'ro‘ Lit'r
TO LET-wI—‘IOUSE. 88 so. MAIN
st. 6 rooms and bath All improve—
1‘0 LET—44. ROOM APARTMENT.
Swartz and Corbett bundling. rent
$8.00. For in ther particulars. apply
at office of. . 9 Old Well Cigar 00..
83 Washington St. , 18 ii
WANTEDwSHORE FRONT BUN-
.gniow tor wbout two months. within
. commuting distance of New York city,
7 ,Must beinu refined locality. Want to“ inputs. Inquire A. Ilpri'ls ‘ou preui- . 8 1t Jud e.
..'. pay about $50.00 ’9. month. Address i'ses. » ’ 33in dulet. ”ENDS. 14 LOW/6 St. 16 3i i , . 5
.Wm. G. Kuhn 17 West 42d street ' . "
" » ' ' _.. ~ v . FOR SALEM-STANDING GRASS. ORDER TO BETTIE ACCOUNT.
New York city. 18 it TO LET LOWER APARI‘MENI‘ District oi Norwulk, “I, Probate
‘To LET—~AT 32 SOUTH MAIN
Sh. flat, with all modern improve-
Twenty~flvc Words or
. , in; sinus
per Insertion. ‘
.cl
~ ‘FOR SALE
was BALE _.. swoon ‘ cons.
white Leghorn laying hens. tor sale
cheap. Joseph R.,.Wiisou'. Westport,
Conn. . is lit
FOR SALE—vTWOvFAMlLY HOUSE
with barn. , Line or trolley. Best sec
tion East Norwulk. Cheap and easy
terms. Address. Owner. Box 212, Nor-
wnik Post police. in 16 3
' FOR SALEwPANHAED 24 n. p.
truck; .Belioncy "Belieme 25 h. p. iuu~‘
.3. 1912..
. Estates!!! A .. \ .
ion. in said districh‘uoeeassd.»
mono ,tuliy SW. it” is
interested“ in said estate, may have no-
t ceased. at their present pinees‘oi ad
. as... ”pie _
Standard. as...‘ court as! I’m ate, July.
snobs smut» oi Dari“ \
Upon theuppiioutiou. niche adminio
trutor‘otsuid estate. proviso that this
court. authorise him" to ' sell ~ certain.
real csbsbepwued by slid do out at,
the time! her decline. as y said
application on. file in: mild court will
Ordered. That soidepplicatlon be
at the Probate otiisedn Stamford. 0n
the 17m day or July. ‘ 1912. at .10:
o'clock foreseen. and thatnll person‘s
lice thereof. public noticewigthis on
del' shell be given by publishing the
some. once in a newspspper having a.
circulation in this district. at least live
days before said donor hearing, and
a copy of this order shull be mulled
to each of the heirs at law oi said do-
dress. respectively. at least five days
ibeiore said day of Marius.
CHARLES D. LO‘CKWOOD.
of eight rooms with bath.- All in good
WANTED—‘YOUNG GIRL FOR condition. 10 Union Park. Norwulk.
general housework. Inquire Mrs. 16 3
Demorest, Cedar Cottage. Belle .
Island. ' . 16 3t ‘ TO LET—[bi NORWALK.. LARGE
. vaTXfi‘rEEFAm wsoiss f’Xfi')
"weekly to few middle-aged men in this
county; all summer’s Job. Commence
“ mOW- References required. No boys upstairs in East Norwnlk, 39: one
bums. downstairs, East Norwaik, $10.
or foreigners. Glenhrothers. Roches-
liouse, all modern conveniences. rent
$35. New house Woodbury avenue, all
modern conveniences. $30. Two floors,
, 19'“ N- Y~ ., 35 at wa0 floors downstairs and two floors
‘ . . ' upstairs, how building, steamboat
downgrasgrumnss‘s‘ensgnn TC; whori‘, Norwulk. Munufactory with
liros I g’ nq "Mlxfiniat power, carpenter shop. it you went a
WANTED~4 FIRST-CLASS DRIV-
ers. ii men willing to work. Stesdy
glob winter and Summer. good-pay.
16 3t
Raymond Bros.
rent of any kind, inquire of Raymond
Bros. 1 . j '
TO. LET '—, TWO FURNISHED
moms for light housekeeping. with
gas plate and I‘llllllil‘ig water. 2H Enst
‘ i5 3
WANTED W BOYS ~ T0
@552;
tony. Sleddy work.
her Co.
MAKE
themselves generally useful in fac-
lnters‘tate Rube
ill 3t
Ave.
'ro " LET-«6 ROOM FLAT AND
both with private entrance. over Jos-
eph Davis' clothing store. Rent. $16.00.
work. Interstate Rubber Co. is
WANTED~GIRL OPERATORS ON
power machines, good pay and steady
(it
For further particulars inquire at of-
flee 0f the Old Well Cigar CO. 113 it
To LET—WELL LOCATED. non
WANTED—~BOY BETWEEN
J. (lush, Ltd.
14
and 16 years of uge. Apply to J. and
15
cm eight room house, everyhnprove-
men-t, stationary tubs, centrally. loco-t-
3t ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9.1illizu—
beth St. * 127 ti
WANTED—A SALESLADY IN-
dmy goods store.
mun and Son. j5
Apply to A. Dicker-
A TO LET—~«F‘ARM, "s1x scans;
house with six rooms. unfurnished,
3t clean; burn, $10 monthly. . Bungalow
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GENER.
15
hi housework. 14 Lowe St.
to let for summer. $150. Miss E or-
son, Pittsrswaet Farm. Norwn k.
3‘ 126 it
‘W,ANTE,D~—TO BUY ALL KINDS
Best market prices paid. ox-
$3 to 34
H. Fried-
cattle.
its prices for fat calves.
tor bob calves to fatten.
‘ -” mun. Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
TO LET—APARTMENTSA’I‘ 39-41
Chapel street. Norwnlk. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements; also
on apartment at 219 hlnst Washington
St. inquire 64 South Main St. South
‘ MISCELLAMEOUS.
Norwalk. p.30 ti
ers
‘ _Il in“
trees.
lent table.
Norwalk.
Comfortable bedrooms.
nitsuretwsrumsinssm scum
Wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Beautiful, lawn and
Excel-
'1‘erms $12 to $18 per
week. Address Drawer Ii, Norwslk.
117 1m
{0. ....L.E‘l'.~,,.-MQDERN.L” COTTAGE.
Wi h modern improvements. in
Meadow streets five rooms with part
improvements, East Norwslk. inquire
oi‘ it. Joselovsky, First avenue. East
Norwnlk. , . ' le if
TO LET—ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with burn. large garden and various
”BUSINESS " NOTICES
from trees, situated in Connecticut
avenue inquire Mrs. Rosa Tsriov.
NOTICE
While, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423.
mates cheerinlly‘glven.
_ PAINTING, PAPER-
‘vhauging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and puinters‘ supplies of Alex-
Esti-
s22 1m
'l‘nyior avenue. 518 ii
Hillside Place, all conveniences. $12; '
3t. teed in every way.
t supplies,
T0 LET~-—Slx ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, 21 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. lu~
quire United Grocery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Company. 35 ti
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
TO LET—7 ROOM HOUSE. 79
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements ‘by appointment. Dr.
Wudsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
. - r . -, . (9 ti‘
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair 31101). All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
w” ”mm LOSTM—w
LOST—COMMUTA’I‘iON TICKET,
between Dorian and Rotou Point, pro-
uhnbly on trolley car. Reward for re
hunt to Sentinel office. «w
LOST—SMALL PANSY BROOCH,
with one ruby, betwaen Belle Island
. and Helen Point. July 4. Suitable re
wurd if returned to 39 Spring street.
15 3t
is at.
Woodward A‘ve.‘ Rent 516.
The South Norwalk Trust Co..-
Inquire
110 ti
over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
sale by the Auto Supply 00.. or
'Iames’E. ‘Ells. in.
NORWALK . r
Tree Spraying" f .
Don't take chances, have yourtreos“
. spayed. right. “i spray themrizhh
JOSEPH CORNELL. TM. .Wll‘dlfl.
Phone 84656.
I.
TO LET-~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
all improvements.
Inquire A. J. Collins (30., 12 North
Main St.
. 1
TO LET~HAMILTON Avid. HALF
oi' twoiumily house, 6 rooms. and 6-
room list; all improvements; 300d con-
dition; one block from "N's-mi station.
Joseph R. Taylor .
25 Quiutnrd Ave.
'16 ti!
913 t!
The Live, ' ‘
.Upfto-date
Merchant
with that
Satisfied
Expression .
Lurking in .
His Coun-
issuance; C
.Is 179116;“; _
’sucdéssfvl‘i 5%
Business. T} ’
'1 , use
on“ .
. j. . ..'. s
easy-w“ *“
inquire Jus. Murphy, 193 Ely avenue.
South Norwnlk. ' _ . i -3
FOR SALE~SINGER SEWING
nniciiine, slightly shopwern. formerly
$55.00, new $25.00; also others trom
$5.00 up. Singer Store, 15 Railroad
Ave, South Norwulk. . . :l lit
‘FOR SALE—GOOD HORSE; ALSO
wagon and dump curt. inquire . Joe.
Home, 35 Lowo‘nSt. ' 15 3t
FOR SALE—LAUNCH 22 x ii to.
fully equipped, 10 h. p. engine. used
one season. Well built and guaran-
Saie and speedy.
Half price. ,0. H. Scott, ROWay'tljnsl.3
- t
FOR SALEHGARAGE, WITH ALL
etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses.
sold at once. No otter roiused.
Address Garage, cure Sentinel. 13 it
FOR SALE—AT AUCTION. ON
July 10. at ii) a. m.. bungalow sites,
Dry Hill avenue. 350 down. monthly
installments otter. ”Ben Allen. auc:
tioneer; Catherine. Toner, ownjegr.6t
w
FOR SALE—EIGHT FOOT STORE
counter. $5.50. Inquire Mitchell's Fur-
niture Store. 031 ti
.... fi».....,_......._.. w...”
”The South Norwalk
Trust Cempany, ~
The Trustees have ordered that in-
terest at the rate of 4 per cent. per,
snnum be credited «to. the depositors
in the Savings Department for the
current six, months ending .lune' Silth,
101%. vpoynbm on and after July 10th.
191‘ ‘ 1.: a i. 4:. or, ‘, .- ‘1
Deposits made on or before Jilly
10th will draw interest iromduly ist.
CHARLES E. liOY'l‘.
127 llit Treasurer.
‘ Dividend Notice
'125tu Semi-Annual oividend of The
.Nerwalk Savings Society.
Norwalk, Conn,
June 13. 1912.
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society held this day, a dividend. oi
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an~
uum was declared to DepOSHOI‘B .i’rom
the earnings of «the six months end-
ing June 30. 1912. .
The some will be entered on puss
ibgtiks and paid on and after July 10,
i 1.2.
By order oi the Board of Direc-
tors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
:22 mt Treasurer.
fifividelid whistles {
NORWA‘LK eAvmos
BANK, ‘
South Norwslk. Conn.
At 9. meeting of the directors of this
bank held this day. 0. dividend at the
r t: of four per cent. per annum was
eolnrcd to depositors from the euro-
lngs oi the six months ending June
all. 1912. The same will be entered
on pass-books and paid on and alter
July 10. 1912.
‘By order oi the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
, Trehsurer.
June 17. 1912
‘THE sou-m,
t CourtyJuly ii. A. 1).. 1.912. «
Must be ‘
Estate of John W. Mains. lute oi
Norvvnlk, in said District. deceased.
Ordered, That the cxecutrix exhibit
her administration coconut to this
Court for adjustment. rat the Probate
office in Norwaik. on the 15th day at
July. 1912, at 3 o'clock uttersobuyand
that all persons interested». in said so
tale may be notified theroi. the execu.
trix will cause this order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a. circu~
lotion in said district. at least jive
'couneciicuti' strict oil " I
heard» and determined‘by said court ..
»_
. . .‘Bmfltfis ,
1 Take stale bread (m; white or any
hind oi stole. brand“ will do); cover. 13" .
the bread wishbone: vial/er, let boil‘
a ‘ bow miuumlf‘ then. put through a.
coarse sieve. 'It the mixture “is too.
thiokudd more boiling waterpput‘hsckl ‘One pint of water drained from,
on stoves add a. stick of cinnamon“
let'oll simmer for about 10 minutes: _
add sugar to taste.
yolks oi three eggs to a'part of soup
and pour over them gradually the
boiling soup. stirring all the time; add
the grated rindend Juice of s. lemon.
«m
Mohlngton Omelet;
One -.teuspoon do boiling "milk.
eggs. one‘l-‘ooopup 0 bread crumbs, warm and at night put the potato war
one large tublesp $3)
tuneup of boiling
crumbs; let thongusoak .. not
press the cggfiihtgfi‘bowl.‘ Stir.-
do “uot best. the eggs until they
Now allow the ,
; suit and
six ierntcly.
00
"lidllkflover the bread a bread bowl. stirring in enou
ll» soitflto make a thick hatter; best well
but"and set it where it will keep warm.
are Lin the morning. odd flour-to mold stiff, .,
salt. ‘Pour. into a. skillet in which”
‘ the butter bps been melted. Fry. now.
out into squares, to
til it golden brown.
M.—
Whus Bread With Milk. .
.boiled‘pobsltoes. with two tablespoons
finely mashed potatoes added. Set it
aside. Sculd a pint of milk, adding
when scolded one tablespoon sugar
and one «teaspoon salt.
quart bowl put auteecup of lukewarm
‘wnter and one cake oi'yeast. .Let it
'dissolvo slowly, then odd a pinch oi
enough flour to thicken mod-
Piace it Where. it will keep
' tor. Bout-utbe tor, milk and risen yeast'to‘gothcr in
oven.
1 ‘ ‘v I ‘ ‘ ‘ “
Tom too. 1 Stuffed . Witt-‘-
» ., . Macaroni. 7 1..
‘ This dish is [prepared drool .
over macaroni which has been - ‘
with cheese in a white sense. it
pulp l‘rom five large. smoobhytom'
chop fine and mix with one/cup
over macaroni.
salt and pepper.
cases, cover with buttered
crumbs or grwtedcheese and be.
til ‘ browned. ~ :
and try on. linked
me very hot.
New «in a
And the Lord also helps
time is ’
help others. . ‘
1
cu Esme
flour
days before said 15th ‘duy of July,
1912. , ., . ,»
HENRY W. GREGORY,
38 1t Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE...
District of Norwuik. .ss.,
Court, May 8. A. D.. 1912. ‘
Estate of Martin Ooerl.,lwte oi the
city and state of New York. deceased.
The Court oi Probate tor the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. both limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to '31) nt their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. wil be dobsrred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requester to make immediate pay:
ment to
, FliEDigllthK. GOERL.
Executor.
Probute
j1815
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwnik, ss., Probate,
Court. June 19. A. I).. 1912. i
Estate oi Bridget Insuring, lute. oils
Norwulk. in said district, deceased.
The Court oi Probate for the Dis--
wrist of Norwnlk, liulh limited and
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to? exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. \vlil'be dehnrred n recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said es-
tote are requested to make immediate
payment to .
’ EMMA DEERINK.
11 8 iii Execuirix.
SOLVENT Novucé.
Districts of Norwalk, as, Probate
Conri..,June 19. A. 11,1912.
Estate of Duniel Deering. lute of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court‘oi Probate for the Dis-
trict or Norwulk hath limited and al-
lowed six months-trout the date here-
01’ tor the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said tithe. will he deharred a. recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate
umment to
EMMA DEERING,
Administratrix.
, miles .
Special School Meeting“
The legs] voters of the South Nor-
walk Union School District are homily
notified and warned that a special
meeting 0! said District .will be held-
in the Franklin School House on ed-
ucating. evonins. July 10th, 1912, as 8
o'clock. tor the special .. purpose oi
making it special appropriation to pro-
vide for tire escapes and other means
at protection. on all the schools in said
District, bpreeeble to the petition of
Georgiana Clinton and others. on tile
with the District Committee. '
.MW-..,...__..~M_.
new “
_ To;
.. .Enuméretei'
‘ ' suitcase;
Dated at Norwsilt, July 3rd. 1912.
JOHN F. MohlAHON.
1418 M B. WEST,
. ,JA a mop. .
iii 3 II) ‘ District Committee.
THE RIGR‘IATION TOURS.
* ; " ._ - sum 1m. .4
Atisnilo'cltyJ day tours 021.06
Monday's, July ill. 22, 29. Aug. 5. iii.:
. 1'9, ascents. Iii. , , A;
‘ an; island.“ ii day tour: ””03“,“.
. shim... July it. 20; 2'7. Ant. 2/
I 4110,17“, 2‘) 31' \ .
allowed six months from the date! ‘
well mixedp’theu pour in the bread “let it rise again and make into loaves W". M ,
crumbs; sensou‘wel-i. withipepper and and when light bake in a moderate, SOLDBYDRIWISTSE
Mountains. 5 day tours...”
d Jlfly 15! 29' AMDJB;1
has a as! «our. him
' 2m? " .
‘i
‘ on islands. St...»
,, " Epsom; silica
plus sud do we ‘
Judo-f6
a!
.v....-.-....
vaery-
many ere out.
, illKeep «the results of the‘game before you ,.
“j all the .time by use of the best scorer ““
., made. illit is a Vestépock'et size. MADE
50F, CELLULOID; durable. 3qu will last
‘ theentiré season. It is similar in, design
. to that carried by the 7 umpire. ‘
Q‘Wé' have it
, yoursfearly. ~
. it Out . u. onnussw
afidfifbnhg. it. together.
10 GE TS: toi'l‘be sentinel, : ‘
' .rv
and 0
.c
.>-,
(Lessor: A‘No AMATEUR)
Baseball
‘should have One of The Evening Seutinel’s ‘
Score Tablets. . With .it you know atvany
time just how many hits have been .made /
by each club. how. many runs. and how
many encrs. what inning it ' is and how
0‘; a huge supply," 50 get .
.. amusement Score
Fan
rs
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