work. Apply at 44 Chestnut «street
,Phogo 3135. i9 93
- phone, 11394.
, tine].
State present employment.
‘ Steam Laundry, 3.,Merwin St.
WANTED—~YOUNG GIRL F'OR
general housework. Inquire Mrs.
Demorest, Cedar Cottage, Belle
Island. jG 3t.
WANTEO~HAR Nit SS MAKER T0
‘ do repairing. Inqulie Raymond
‘iiros. 36 3t
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to to to'
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this pogo,
Three Times, 50c -- Each Additional Word. 1
taco or Caps. Double
TWenty—ii‘ive Wotan or Less, ado-—
13131; per Insertion.
Block--
5 ”ill
WANTED " To LET «Ton SALE. 3
WANTED —— YOUNG MAN T0 T0 Lara-non THE SUMMER To 3 row “ SALE?EIEHT mos. 6 ‘
woxk at repahlng automobiles, steady two or three adults only,a .henutlini weeks old. Also farm for sale. . It»
' WANTED AT HILLSIDE.
and convenient furnished wpartmeut.
t in st floor.
West Ave.
inquire afternoons, at 53
. i9
quire Louie Snazzanoo. North Taylor ”
Ave ~39
(it.
school, a. good waitress at. once. 'Ap
ply personally to Miss‘ liremllingcr.3
‘ 59 t
8L, 6 rooms and llatln
meats.
TO Liz'rmnonsu. 88' so. MAIN
All improve
Inquire ~86 So. Main St. iii 3i.
WANTED-TlIOROUG LY ' COM-
pobent woman for genera housework,
going out by the day. Apply by talc
39 l
WANTE'DWBY MAN AND WIFE,
furnished ”room in refined private
family, use of bath. Can lnl'nln'h best
references. Addresa Room, care Scu-
- « ;3j9.3t
WANTED - STRONG BOY 1N
wash room. Oluctt, Peabody and
Co. ' '39 3t
WANTED—JPEACHER 0R AD-
vnncod student for new kindergarten
plan. Salary $1.50 per day. Addreus
”Ambitious," cure Sentinel. 1'.) it
WANT EleN TELLIGENT LADY
to travel in the interest of education-
ol» work. Salary 350 and 'expcneenfl
Address
59 1t
"Special," care Sentinel.
NOE-{WALK
Nor-
19 .1 3t
WANT'ED *‘TGIRLS.
walk.
WANTED—GIRL" FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at 36 France
street. 18 3t
WANTED—A SMART GIRL OR
lady to help in kitchen and wait on
cream. Apply at Belle Island Club
Easy position to right person. 18 3t
WANTED—4 FIRST-CLASS DEW-
era. 6 men Willing to Work. Steady
job‘ winter and summer, good pay.
Raymond Bros. 16 3t;
WANTED ~- BOYS TO MAKE
- themselves geneluily useful ill fac-
torr- Steady work. Intelsiate Rub-
ber 00. ‘ 31' 3t
WANTED erlliL OPERATORS 0N
power :nluchines, good pay and steady
work. interstate Rubber (30L jli iii
3 WANTEDwTO ‘BUY Alli. KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. i-I. Fried
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
‘BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTlCE ~—— PAINTING, PAPER-
hunglng, Decomtlug, bv practical man
Save money by buying your wall on
par and painters’ supplies oi Alex.
, White, ill 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Enti-
mates cheerfully given. 822 im‘
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements" by appointment Dr
Wadswortha Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
lb ti
NABH' 8 MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work Fit. and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
WWW. m -_ LOST m
LOST-«COMMUTATION TICKET,
between Dorian 11nd Roton Point, pro-
«bnbly on trolley car. Reward Ii‘or rc-
turn to Seminal orilce.16 3t
.LOBT~~8MAI.L l‘ANSY BROOCH.
with 011e'ruby, between l‘lelio inland
and Rotcn Point, July 4. Suitable re-
ward it returned to 39 Spring utrcei.
ii iii. .
LOST w MONDAY AFTERNOON,
small plii‘nc, cont doing new bills and
coin. llownrd tor mum to do Son-
tlnol office. 39 it
LODTMBATURDAY, iN iiNlON,
Franklin or West streets. umnll pluck
pocketbook contuinin bills and key.
Return to Sentinel oi ice for rowz'u'ri.
,9 li'
$8. 00
t at office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
modern conveniences, 330. Two floors.
. For further particularo inquire at or.
111111 Hoes, situated in Connecticut"
avenue. inquire Airs. Roan Tariov,
, ’i‘nylor avenue. jiS‘ti
TO LET-'—:~-i ROOM APKRTMENT.
Swariz nnd Corbett building. rent
For further particulate apply
83 Washington St
To LET—AT 82' SOUTH MAIN
18 if
cluiuer, 6 h. p. Mlanus engine, 4 or.
ole, jump spark. Bargain for quick
buyer.
equipment.
Launch, 168 North
Whigs. Leghorn
cheap.
Conn.
FOR SALE—325 x 10 a. lcabln
(‘an be soon running. Full
For price. etc, address
hl'tuStamiojl‘éi
F R ‘ BALE ... SINGLE COMB.
ylng hens. tot sale
Joseph Wilson, Weslélémgt.
St" ilat, with all modern improve-
ments. inquire A.Hn1'1is,on,pre1n~
iscs ' 33
TO LET—-LOWER APARTMENT
of eight rooms with bath. All in good
3t with «barn.
. tion Edflt Norwalk. Cheap and easy
terms.
walk Postoiilce.
FOR SALE~TW0~1MM31LY MOUSE
Line of trolley. Best, new
Address. Owner, Box 212, Nor-
:16 3t
Condition. 10 Union Park, Norwalk.
)8 3t
T0 LET~IN NORWALK, LARGE
truck:
(inlet.
FOR ’SALENPANHARD 24 h. p.
Belloney Belleme '25 113. p. lun-
Hartog. 14 Lowe St. 16 iii
$35. New house Woodbuiy avenue, all
Hillside Place. all conveniences, $12;
upstairs in ”East N01 walk 39; two
bums ddwnstairs, Eaai Norwnlk, $10.
Two floors downstairs and two floors
upstnils, - new building, steamboat
whnri‘, Norwalk. Manufaotory with
power, carpenter shop. Ii? you want :13
rent of any kind, inquire of Raymond
Bros. «1 3t
10 LE‘F—(‘l ROOM FLAT AND
bath with private entrance over Jos-
eph Dnvis’ clothing store. Rent $16.00.
[lee of the Old Well Cigar Co. 118 t!
J ..___‘L
TO LET—~WELL LOCATED, MOI)
ern eight r'oom house, every improve-
ment. stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W Duke,9 9Eilzn-
both St 327 ti
TO tau—FARM, SIX ACRES;
house ‘with six rooms, unfurnished,
clean; barn, $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summcr.$l;10.Mius Elmer
son, Bittersweet Farn1,'\01walk
326 ti
TO LET-APARvTMENTS Afi‘ 39—41
Chapel street. Norwalk. Freshly dec~
orotcd,~ modern improvements; also
an apartment at 2l9 East Washington
St. Inquire 64 South Main St. Soonth
\01 walk Otf
To LET—~~MQDERN COTTAGE,-
with modern improvements, in
improvements, East NoTWnlk. inquire
oi‘ R.Josel015ky, F'ilst avenue. East
\loruaik.118ti
T0 LET~ELEVEN noonlnorsn
whh b11111. lazy, e garden and \nrioun
T0 LET--»~-SIX ROOM COTTAGE
all improvements, 21 Lincoln avenue;
3:11:10 cottage‘ 9 Lincoln avenue. In-
quire United Grocery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Company. 15 it
To LET-«'1' ROOM HOUSE. 79
Woodward Ave. Rent $16. Inquire
The South Norwalk Truat (10.110 ti
To LET- --—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE;
nil improvements 29 Quintald Ave.
lnqulle A J. Collins Co, 12 North
Main St. . 16 lit
10 LETWHAMILTON AVE, HALF
oi twoutamlly house, 63 rooms, and 6-
room lint; nil improvements; good con-
dition; one block irmr W'mad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 1118 ti
NOTICE ’
Special School Meeting...
The legal voters or the South Nor-
wulk Union School Dlotrlct are hereby
untitled and warned that a special
meeting or said District will be held
in the Franklin School Home on Wed
nobody evading. July 10th, 1912, all 8
o'clock. jor «the special punpoae oi
mnkirllt n apeciul appropriation to pro
vide for tire escapes and other means
of protection. on all the cahoots in said
l)lnirict,,or.reeable to the petition of
Georgiana Clinton and, others. on tile
with the District Committee.
Dated at Norwalk, July 2rd, 1912.
‘ JOHN F. McMAHON.
. illliAM 8. WEST,
JAMES PAUL.
N11 Rim—Cut Tues
0...? 1 “looooo 101.1 to data 1’3 15...
mile by the Auto cum: 0.0., or
it a 10 Dinirici Committee. 3
m
.... ”The: nzcuaarlou‘”‘t6unc.‘“
«' anion 1912.
. Atlantic any. 6 day tours .... $21.00
Mondays, July 111:), 22. 29, Alma
19, 2d. seam
Block inland, a day tours $19.60 111111
8aturdayu,, July 13. 3.0, 27. Ana. 3,
10, :17, 24. 381
. White amount, it day than”?!
Mondays. July 15, 29, lungs
19. all. 8912.2
‘i'bcum‘ni iii
house. all modem conveniences, rent .
Inquire Jim. Murphy, 193 Ely cycling.
1 t
machine. slightly shop-worn, torillorly
Mcullow street; five rooms With part. .
FOR shad-STANDING GRASS
South Norwaik.
FOR shLE~SINGER SEWING
FOR SALE—GARAGE, WITH ALL
supplies etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold at once. No oiiel' rel-used
Address Garage, care Sentinel 33 t!
FOR SALE—411‘ AUCTION, ON
July 10, at 10 a. 111., bungalow sites,
Dry Hill avenue. sill) down, monthly
installments alter. lien Alle11. one-v
tioneer; Catherine Toner, owns?“
FOR SALE-e—EIGliThFOOT s'ronn
counter. £5. 50 inquire Mitohell' 11 Fur-
niture Store. 1 3 031 ti
MISCELLANFOUS
“HiLLSiDE”-DESIRA8LE BOARD-
ers wanted at “Hillside.” Prc‘spect
Hill, Norwulk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comimtubic bedrooms. Excel‘
lent table. Terms 312 to $18 per
11 eek Address Drawer ii. Nijlfwnilk.
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The south Norwalk
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in
latest at the. mil“ or 4 perment. poa-
nnuum becrediietluto .tho deponlmrs
in The Savings Department l‘or the
current six months ending June 30th.
l012, payable on‘and after July 10th.
1912.
Deposits made on or rileiore July
lonh will (11le interest from ink lsi
CHARLES E liOY'i‘.
327 lilt Treasurer.
crease their membelnhlp to at am; .
‘ - nation 03; 3am“ yd animals and
“i?
t being rapidly depleted. and that it is
\properylnwa are indtitwicd and exeout
$55. 00 now $25. 00; also ot re from
$1300 up. Singer Store,i fRailrond '
Ave, gouth Norwalk ,3 1 31;
one thousand, .luolu‘ding the two lulu-3
1! ed and any alien" who inure brought
working for the pmtdotidn and propa.«‘
nachos.
The Connecticut Fish and dome
protective Association was incorporat—
undor the connecticut State law
1909, by a low men, who lie/it thdt
an organization of this, ohnractcr
ocuid prom 0! great benefit through
cooperation with the Commiaeloners
'01? Rich and Game.
The fact that game in this state in
it
a matter of only a. tow fears before
it will be virtually extinct unions
ed, makes this subject one or marked
interest to all those Who.love the
sport of hunting and itching during a
reasonable open scallop. 3
The pnrllone oi the organization is
best outlined by quoting from Article
11., of the lily-Laws:
“To plocure and enforce sultolble
lawn 1'01 the protection or flail. game,
song
motion oi fish and game culture.
a
pent. position 0. oils associations, H
lane a golden brown“
and luseotlverous birds; the pro- lbe «lune cool for a n
the dry instead of rislni
Piunpplc and ion Dunn
An excellent imprint descent is made
of pineapple: and ride Put. a pint oi
milk in the double biller over the fire
and as soon on it sod do 11.1.1 :1 quarter
cup or well washed) rice and halt a
anspoontul of salt. 1 Cook half hour
of granulated
tlnue until all the
e mold in a pm
When
oeringue or li‘. will
' gradually.
543i
'grated; stir until dissolved; then etlr
then stir in the yolkb of two 65-311 and
three 'tnllleamontulal
sugar Butter 9. pudding mold or diuh
and put an inch laytlr ot the prepared 3
rice on the bottom, Over this ”place
a layer of stewed plineopplemu allmhtly
sweetened and no col
rice in used. Set ii
of hot water-and hallo in a modem: ely
hot oven about hull an hour.
slightly cooled oovbr with meringue
made of the” 'thiteu of the eggs and mil k, beating the mixtule all «the ring until the egg begin 11 5
two tablespooni’uia til? granulated eggs time; two cups flour and two tea“ yum] the mixture into a
and not block in the oven to pull and Kabout; halting powder well sifted. allow it to lnown in the 03,
The oven muntl fluke in layer pans.
l
1
l
.. apnnlth Chocolate Cake. :Spmad between layers and on
One cup only”. bait cup butter, halt Th“ top layers may ”9 00"
cup Tweet milk, three cups flour, two ii meringue WMCh i.“ made “if”.
6858. one tenclloon soda dissolved in 0’ ”"6 988 and ”“9990“ 0‘ 90
hot gl'water.‘ Put on the ptove one cup. 0‘1 “‘33"
milk, halt cup unuweetened chocolate,‘ _
W
Sardine Omelet;
Three eggs, one teaspoon
«room or milk. one tenupwn
chovy essence. three sardin'
from chin and bone, one heat)
blespooniul of butter, pepper
to taste Break the egg!”
,ndd the mean) or millo an 7
~ ' ”M well, out the sardines into n
Stcawbarry shoflcike' rand these and the anchovy
Two egys, one cup sugar: table- and mix thoTonwghly Sea ll:
spoflii butter Beat sugar and butter pinch of Dellllei' Mel-t u,
to a cream, then add eggs and cup oi a frying pan, pour in the Qim,
into it one cup sugar and the yolks of
one egg stirred together; when cool
flavor with vanilla. While this is
cooking beat up the first part of the
coke and add the chocolate cuotard.
Bake in luyera. ice on top'nnd be
tween the layers. -
'turn out quickly on to a. dip
Strawberry Filling—Due pine straw '
berries mixed with one cup of sugar
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{advertise in The Sentinel.
introduction oi new species and va-%
fiction of fish- game and useiul
birds, and to disseminate intermaticu
relating thereto; to procure the revie
ion of the fish and name law when
game wardens in, the inltinfui perio‘r- l
lnuhce of their duties; to see that
suitable and fit poreons are appointed
fish and game warden and that they
do their whole duty? to use that the
laws leapecting Dali. me and other:
birds are not violated, and to educate
our members in the true art and skill:
of fishing and hunting; to inculcate 1v
true spirit of aportemnnship amongi
0111' members and citizens throughout}
the Sliiie of Connecticut."
The organization consists of a
president. A. ll. ansley, Pomfret
Center, Conn; one vice-precldent
from each county; a secretary and
treasurer, H P Carter, New Blltuln.‘
Conn: three members of the execu
tlve committee from ouch county, and
about two hundred and llity members
who nununlll pay $2. 00 dues.
A33t the annual dinncr, recently held
in the ifotoi Tarn, pr Haven, each
of the three commissioners expressed
himself an heartily dnvomg the prin.
ciples under which the orgnllizntionl
i
i
1'
noceaéary; to mint the fish and-
i .‘
is conducted. and promised his sup“
. my
l‘
- «a
port.
There is no other organization in
the state with its membership rolli
open to any reputnlble percon who?
cares to take an active part in thisi
interesting subject at game protection,
his name to the membership and pay
lug two dollars each year toward the
. .3 .‘
Dmdend Nance
125th BomlAnnuai Dividend of The
- Norwalk Saving: Society.
Norwnlk, Conn,
June 13,1912
Society held thla‘duy, a dividend. 11
the rate of four (4) ,per cent. per an-
the earnings of the six months and
i111; June 30, 1912.
books and paid on and after July 10.
1912.
tors.
”1‘22 12-t
FREDERICK A. ELLE"
Treasurer.
At a meeting of Directors at thin
ppm was declared to Depositors from
The same will be entered on mm
By order of the Board of Dirac
OXJiOXiSGS.
it in not so much an increase in
increase in membership And with
this fact in mind, the organization
has made arrangemexrte with William
G pole to not as its trawling rel»
Menintive During til. next two
months Mr. Dole will call upon as
many people no possible. who may
be recommended an denirobie mem-
bers. ‘nnd- explain to them the objects
of the organisation. Any one wishing
further information, or desiring to
present his application tor member
ship will be fully posted by adores»
ing The Connecticut Fish and Game
not... a... .m-
“Dividend Notice
South Norwalk, Conn.
Dink mid»
rat) or f “
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
HANK
At a meeting of the dimctou of tin:
fday. a dividend at tho.
1' cent. per nnmnn wa-
Protective Aasoclauon, care Goorg‘
chip, llox 1495, New Haven. Conn.
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SHAW“ OAVO ROOGIVELT
. HA8 MADE BIG MiS‘TNKI.
WASHINGTON, July 9.—--I’mmulw
tlon of the 0mm call for the convert?
tion of the progressive party was our—
or to‘ anoint those who do. by adding -
revenue that in desired, as it is uni
P .
H. Scranton.3 manager or member.
Mr Baseball Fan
Every Baseball
should have one of The Evening Seutinel’s 3.
Score Tablets. With it you know at any
time just how litany hits have been made
by each club. how many runs, and how
many errors; what inning it is and how
many are out.
(illieep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
made. (lit 13 a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
Fan
.129"
declared to deposition pom the «no
so. 1912. The name will be entered
on notebooks and paid on and aim
Jilly 1.0 1912 .
By ordsr o the board of Director.
111.011 13: L. W0 OODWARD.
Trouuror. ‘
June 17.11012
“ammo“: - a... m. .
Follow the
Roion Poi-1133i
DanCing Pavdlcn
Aficmcuin. ,
ion at the six months Quaint 31111. no
Crowtiy
‘plhgrmimhl and the
banning Ivory Night and Saturday I
y dimntcd by ”Randal“ M
pubiican politician» here many.
“Tull Roosdvalt pli'il'.’ snorted
General Powell Clayton tram Arki’ii-
m. ”Well,” i don‘t think i'd better
talk about tint or the colonel now-w
i might (at too Manipulate." ’
"Bi: Mc‘wothcrwlu A. M. ato-
waldo: Colorado-alumna that on
Eastern politicians knew more about
Roosevelt
plum than than out Welt.
iii «yin: nothing." he dceiuréd.
« “,3,
' MW H Martin.
altar am
tonne scan how much ‘ ‘
11 annals" and Dilmmiiw'
lawman 1’19 it...
ow ”We.” all!
the entire season it is similar 111 design
to that carried by the umpire.
QWe have not a huge supply, so get
years early.
M,
iii Cut out this ADVERTISE
MEN'l‘ and bring it, together
w1ti1 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
and one of these Pocket Scorers,
Will be yours. ' ' A
Norwalk Chronicler