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CLASSIFIED AdVertisements on this 1‘) e.
Three Times, 50c -- E9ch Addititmul
wnufiin
WAN7T7ED~F7LAT uo'rron now
bout. about 12 ft. long. Most to in
.good condition and reaaona‘ble. C. i1.
.lp‘lpgu, Bowaytou. Phono71187. 1‘11 11'
. WANTEQ' —-— OOMPETENT7 GIRL
lor geneiol housework and good plain
cooking Inquire Mint 12.. M. Lock
wood,135 East Ave., waulk. 1‘10 3t
7......
' WANTED-«YOUNG GIRL FOR
Inqulhe Mrs.
. Cedar) Cottage, Belle
Inland. ’ 110 St
general housework.
Doinorest.
.—
‘WANTEDaOlRLS 1N OUR TRIM-
.ming room; also boys between 14 and
16 years of age. Peppor‘d Embroidery
Works. 110 (it
7WANTED - YOUNG MAN To
work at repairing automobiles, steady
work Apply at 44 Chestnut street
Phone 3135. ‘ ‘ 19 3t
WANTED —- AT
school. a good walticss at once. Ap-
ply personally to Miss Brendllngcr.
39 3t
M.
HILLSIDE
WANTE‘DwBY MAN AND WIFE,
furnished room in Jellned private
' family. use of bath. Can furnish best
references. Address iloom, care Senv
tinol. _ "197‘ .‘li
WANTED—«STRONG BOY IN
, wash room. (illicit. Peabody and
Do. 39 3t
NORWALK
Steam Laundry, Merwin St, Nor-
.1 WANTED ~w GIRLS.
walk. 19 3t
WANTEDMGIRL OPERATORS 0N
power machines, good pay and steady
work interstate Rubbei (.‘o. jll 6t
WANTE7D~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. llest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for {at calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried‘
mun. Conn Ave. Tel;1151.
7 LOST
LOST ——- BLACK AND
by telephone 105-5 ‘ 1'10 fit
BUSINESS NOTICES
‘ WlilTE
Shepherd dog. Answers to name of
Skip. Register number 45,938. Re-
ward [or its 1el111'u. Comiuunicaio
NOTICE ~—~ PAINTING, PAPER-
hangiug‘, ilet‘ormtlng. by pruriloulnuun.
Sure money by buying your wall pn-
pill‘ and pniuters‘ supplies of Alex.
White, 131 1‘2 lily Arc. Tel. 423. Eull
mites cheerfully given. {122 1111
TURKISH BATHS FOll’ 'i‘lllI:
treatment of gout, rheumatism. (~11:
Arrangements by uppolnimmu. Dr.
Wadsworlh'u Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
1'9 tl'
NASH'S MODERN
GOODYEMI
boot and sham repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. F11 and coml'ort
zuaranteed. 2_8 \\ esl Washing ion 81.
N07 Rim- Gut Tires
Over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
agile by the Auto Supply (.30., or
James E. Eils, Jr.
NORWMK
Tree Spraying
lion'tluko chances, have your trees
opmyed right, i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Tron Wérdun.
l’lionc 346-5.
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Frederick ll. Ganung
Undertaker ,A
84 SOUTH MAIN BTHEET
TEL. 904
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lace or Cups, Double P
TO LET
To LET-SIX ROOM HOUSE IN
F-aiifiel‘d avenue, pieaunntly located.
Rent $12.
Thomas Garvey. 12 Lowndes avenue,
utter 511). m. _, , ,111 lit
To LETw—HOUSEJO' ROOMS. ALL
improvements, gas and electric lights,
hardwood floors; rent 10w l'eutmlly
located. inquire .M., uptown of-
line. 0111 7”
For punticulnra apply to
7 TO LET~—FOR THE SUMMER TO
two or thme adults only, a beautiful
and convenient furnished npartment,
first tloor.‘ inquire afternoons, at 58
West Ave. J9 (it.
To LET—4 noon APARTMENT.
at office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
83 Washington St. is ii
To LET—«6 ROOM FLAT AND
bath with private enhance oven J05.
eph Davis clothing store. Rent $115. 00
For further pantieulaoe inquire at 0!-
fioe ol'i7-tlie Old Well CigargCo. 118 tf
To LETuWELL LOCATED. MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve-
ment, stationarytubs. centrally locat
ed. Apply to John W. Duke, 9 Eliza-
beth St. .127 it
TO LET~FARM, SIX ACRES;
house with six rooms, unfurnished,
to let for summer, $1.50. Miss Emer-
son, Bittersweet Farm, Norwalk.
. J26 ti
:TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, NorWalk. Freshly doc.
orated, modern improvements; also
up apnmuent at 219 Easthshington
St. Inquire 64 South Main St, South
Norwnlk. a30 ti
TO LET-MODERN COTTAGE,
with modern improvements in
Meadow street; live rooms with part
improvements Dust NorWalk. lnquhe
or R. Joaelovsky, First avenue, East
‘ro LETMSIX ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, 2] Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. In-
quiic United Gmccry Co. or Raymond
Giocery Company. 15 it
”TO LET—7 R6031 llOUSl), 79
11' oodW‘md Ave. llonl. $.16. lnqulm
The Smith \iorwnlk Trust (‘0. jib ll
TO LET ~Sl'\h\l ROOM HOUSE,
’nil i.11prmrmeuis. 2‘5 Qulniuld Ave.
1111111110 A. J Collins Co, 1‘: North
Muiu Si. jG ti‘,
TO loET» HAMlLTON “Vi .. HALF
of two-family house, ii moms. and ii
room (1111‘, all improvements: good cox}
dition; one block from N’ "ind stnlion
Joseph ll Taylor 1113 ti
77115 RECREATIouTouRs.
Season 1912.
Atlantic City. 5 day tours .. $31.00
Mondays. July 1:», 22, 29,1ug .3, 1...
19,26. Scpt 11.16.
Block Island, 3 day tours $10. 50 and
$11. 50.
Suluiriays, July 13. 20,
lo, 1’1". ‘34. Ill.
27. Aug. 3,
7Whlte Mountains, 5 day tours. .$25.00
Mondays, July 1.71, :19, Aug. 1‘», 12,
19 21; Sopi 2.
7 Thousand islands, 5 days tour.. $34.00
'l‘ucndlu, August 20111
Royal Teur 9 days tour ..... $74.00
’I‘uesd 11 Aug 2011.
Visiting Thousand islands, St. Law-
rellco River, Quebec. Montreal,
nukes (‘uumplnln and George and
Suratogu.
Tours to Niagara Falls Nova Scotlu,
Montreal Quebec. The {highway Rh»
er. etc.
For the New England Tourist dou-
cribiug nil 1011111 and rates from your
atutiou addreos.
THE RECHEA‘LIOBT: TOURIST COM-
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is a. Daily
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in the
Broadcast, .
Banana» thnt 7' 1:
Swnrtz and Corbett building, rent.
$8. 00. For further particulars apply‘
clean; barn, 510 monthly. Bungalow.
Nopwalk. 118 ll
. 1012.11oynblo on lillil 1111191 .11111 lulh
black.
you SALE 7,
FOR BALE-48 FT. AUXILIARY
cloop yacht, fully equipped. lino Minn
up engine. (four nails. in good vomit
11011 Also have 2 line launches A.
(3. Hawaii 49 Seaview uvcput, blast
Notwalk. 1'11 3t
FOR ‘SALE‘ZONE ‘IOORNER LOT,
50 x 145. Summer St. and Golden Hill."
Reasonable price and easy terms. in.
quire‘G. Eyh‘lmdrichhuedar lit. ' 11]. 3t
FOR SALE~CARLOAD KANSAS
horoea for all purposes, direct from
the lawns and well broken. Weights
from-1.100 to 1.‘60_0. Look them
over “ 13 Herfl‘hflflldp miles stables,
Concord and Wood, airports. ill) tt
ONLY $500. CASH. $1.000 MORT-
gago for new house, hard floors, tur~
mace, (bath, screens. A‘lBO farm to
exchange il‘m home in loun. D. Hull,
Haviland Block. ' 110 31;
FOR 8ALE~HANDSOME, 7 KIND,
fine-salted Kcntucky'baddle nurse, car- ,
by any weight D1. Gout, Dal-ion, Ct,
Phone 632. Sutmtprd. , , ‘ _ 19 6t
FOR; 8ALE~EIGHT- PIGS, 6
would; 9de ,Alao farm for said. in-
quire? Inputs Spczzanoo, N01 th Taylort
Ave. __ 39 8t
FOR SALE—4'5 x 10 :ft. cabin
oi'uiser,,6,,h. p. Mianus engine. 4 cy~
cle.‘ jump spank. Bargain tor quick
buyer. Can be Seen running.’ Full
equipment. For price. 1110., address
Launch, 168 Nonth St, Stamford.
‘ 19 3t
FOR SALE-GARAGE. WITH ALL
supplies, etc. Enough storage to
more than pay oxpénsea. Must be
sold at once. Notifier refused.
Address Gni‘uge, cure Sentinel. 13 it
FOR SALE—«AT AUCTION, ON
July 10, at 10 a. 111.. bungalowsites,
Dry Hill avenue, $50 down. monthly
installments after. Ben Allen, auc.
tioueor; Catherine Toner. owner,
13 6
p
MIéCELLAquus.
”HiLleDE"-—DESIRABLE ilO kill}
era wanted in “ilillglide,” Biospect
l-Iill, Norwulk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. (ionil‘onuble bedrooms. Excel
lent table. l‘ei-ma $12 to $18 pei
week Addiopa Drawqmfl Milruallk.
. 17 ill
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in
.lm‘ost at the into 01' 4 pm mill, p11
uunum be ciodilod to the (lupus-1101.1
in the Savings Department (or (he
cmrcnt six months ending iuna :imh
1912.
DepOsits mndc on 01 vbclow July
101111 will draw intolopl n 0111 July 131
CHARLFS E “OX ”,1‘
127 lllt Trcnsuiic.
O O I
D1v1dend Notice
125m Semi-Annual Dividend 01 Thu
Norwalk Saving. Bocloty.
Norwnlk, (‘0.1111,
lune 13.1912
At 11 meeting of Directors of thin
Society held this any. a dividend at
the rate of (our (1) per cent. per no
1111111 was declared to Dopoallozs from
the earnings of tho six months and
ing Juno 30,1012.
The puma will he entered on past
fooka‘. .qnd‘ paid on and nliox July 10
Ily order of the Board of Dirac
tors.
FREDERICK 11,111.13.
332 1‘2: Treasurer.
“2...» .Ju. m a.
7 Dividend Noiite
THE 8011'"! :2RW7ALK SAVING!
South Norwallc. Conn.
At 9. mocking ol‘ the directors of tbli
hank hold this day. a dlvldond at the
rim or tour our cont. per annum um
dacmnd to depositors from the euro-
lugs of the six months ondlur Jun.
30, 1912 rue name will be catered
on pnnuliocha and paid on and allot
July ll) 2.
By order oi the board of Directbn
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
.» Treasurer.
June 17,1013' .
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Follow 1.. “o...
‘ ‘ROtOnIPoiut
Dancmg Pavnhon
Dancing, Ivory Night and Bdiurday
Afternoon. *
7_P1ecesoiMusnc 5
Wants Milan on it htldyed Un-
_ ill note can bah-711311111911 Hero
Tchty-Five Words or, Leno, 255...:7
0111.1 debt per Insertion. In
talus request that the enactment ‘ot
’ the Panama Canal admlnlptiatlon hill
1 be bold in abeyanoé until Mr lune».
the British charge. can pronoun a note
in behalf of his government, confronts
Congress and the state Deputtincnt
with an extraordinary ultuution.
The request for delay was commu-
nicated to the , mandate a microscopic
Canals committee mm the summer
embaoay at Kin’eo‘,“ Mo, late yesterday
and was sent loiMltclwil innea, the
charge, acting tor ‘Ambasuadcr Bryce,
who is in New Zealabd.
While the reclaim tor the request
are not stated in tho charge’s note,
there is no doubt that tho (British 30v
eminent is concerned in the cluusa
canal to American‘veaaels in coast-
wlse trade, and that relating to the
passage of railroad owned pbips.. The
Canadian Railwaya are deeply con-
some of the representations will be
made in their behalf,
The canal bill is now in the Senate;
(.1011 13‘ to be handled it must be at
this aesslonof Congress. The axigen~
0195 which have arioeu by the necesi
say reductions of force as the canal
approaches completion make legisla-
tion necessary if a permanent organi-
houaea were not agreeable to much de.
lay now. .
Sonatox Brandagee has replied to
the state Department that the legisla-
tion proposed is regarded as extreme-
ly urgent and that the senate commit-
iee had plannd to’report the canal bill
11 eok 'l‘hut icply has been communi-
(‘11le by wire to Mr. 7lnnos and will
delivery of the British note.
‘hill Would make it impossible’for Ca-
nudiau llulliond chips to pass through
11ch il'ililt‘. The; question of true tolls
to certain cluaues of American shops
i‘rco tolls lo Anmrlcun chips is not 11
violation of the terms of tho. Hay-
Puupcoi’oto treaty.
FlNED FOR SELLING LlQUOR.
inns ui'rouiod yesterday for selling ll-
uor from wagons plondod guilty in the
city court toduy and were euch fined
25 and costs.
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Sentinel want‘hdv. may bring your
demands to the attention or many who
may have just the kind of a place for
rcnt that you Wllill to secure. Sentinel
want advertising plays an important
part“ ouch your in the plans or the
vauntlon season.
BREW
Up to press time today no doclcion
had bean handed down in the (louit
of Common Piano in the \Voalport
buthhouaeo race which in exciting
coualdorabie interact among Norwnlk
people.
ma..*_..h...—..—W .....
Court Cecile, Nu 106,11auphiaro of
("collie lo ochoduiud to meet thin 12v»
oping.
L .. .. wan-u
Proposals for _
State Road Work
11.1.1111 propolalu will be rocelvcd by
inhuman Highway Oommimicunr.
Room 27, bonito! Random, 001111., on
til 2 p. 111.. July 18.1912. 101 a inaction
at 8.4111 linear lost of macadam road
under the lormuia oi the finite ills-11>
way Department in accomplice with
plan: and modifications.
111m will with the price All our
specification. The State Highway
Commmionc‘r memo tn» :1 ht in
increase or decrease the 1111111 1 of
tool to be improved. altar this contract
to let ‘
All bids innat- be accompanied by a
bond of not loin! than one-«thud oi the
cost 111 Aim iwork. Any indoor “to
whom contract inns been awarded Aron
losing: to 11 ‘ the contract "at the
Mom 4: and luminh 11 surety
company hand. or~c coupled chock.
HMWD
wannlmorou, July 11 .7w—va7eat nu. _
Cherry Brown Betty
In a, buttered quart puddlngydish or . . ,
range alternate layers of stoned cher- ~ 7 M”
rims and bread crumbs, sonsonlug‘ea‘ch .,
layer with bits or. butter. 11 tableu‘poon-
companied by a stirred hard sauce.
. . l .
to grant free paaaage tluough tie Calculal Drop Cake:
Mix a teaspooniul of salt with n
cupiulof white cornmeal. scald it with
eubugh boiling water to dampen it;
bathed in both and it in thought that'tihen add enough. cold milk ho. form a
very thin batter (almost a. dough.)
Stir it well and drop in cakes about
three quarters oi! an inch in thickness
committee with prospect of being re— on a. buttered pan
ported very soon and will than go to oven for 25 minutes; a‘plit open and is evcn with the top .before‘baklng.
conference with tho House Congress l“
butter while hat. serve with puck
maple syrup. . ‘ }
Ambrlsla
areoquartest full with the 111lxture. Good Housekeeping
Bake in a“ hot and let stand to rise until the dough »
men feel that it buy Panama legisln-E
cation is to he set up on the canal;
zone to the best advantage. it 11711134;
said todaykl that members of both
to the full senate Borne time next’
probably how the effect to hasten the,7
l
Opp of the provisions of tho pending,
the i'lllliil us the} engaged in must-1
involves the old question of the May 71
Pouncefota ire-1113‘.» it is believed that;
11w British government will hold ihllté
shipu of 1111 1111111111.. must be on an:
vqunl basis, The opinion among: many ’.
American statesmen is that to grant;
BRISTOL, July ll.‘“—Tlle five link,
11111111 latch from hiss-2110116 ”fiwsum I7
flip “M
Mr. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
GET
THIS ..
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentincl’s
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 inning it is and how
many are out.
(“Keep the, results of the game beforeyou
all the time «by use of the best scorer
made. illlt' is a veal-pocket size. MADE
OF CELLULOID durable, and will last
the entire season. It is similar in design
to that carried by the umpire.
WW1; have not a huge supply, so get -
yours early.‘
ill Gut 0111 this ADVERTISE;
MENT and bring it, together
with 10 CENTS to The sentincl:
and one of these Pocket Scorers
Will be yours. " .
Mint ’Frult Sherbet, .
Place in a large mixing ho
bunch of fresh mint. «Drum ‘t ‘ ‘
I Van-d pour upon them a quarto
This was a-el‘ved cl mother's com- 111g hm ougur syrup; then add
ml of sugar and a pinch each of pony “’3 353‘ 113189 We“ 01‘3”” juice of two lemonu and ‘
ground cinnamon and nutmeg When: heeled and 81lCed,0n0 I)ll\efll)ple peel-
the dish is filled add a syrup Wadeied and sliced and one large cocoa- ..
(from u talbleopoonlu-i or water and two "ill grilled
of sump. caper the tall with crumbs pineapple and grated cocoa and then
and, after placing the dish in 9.11111178131'lnk16 powdered war over each cold.
01' «boiling water, cook for about on bone!
Alternate the il'flar's M nanlon' cover the contentfi.
bowl closely and let standout;
Have 7 in neakhnoua‘
Oranges and cocounut alouo freezer, into which 13*an
hour in a moderate oven. Serve no make a very nice ambroula.~hicago fruit puree, and after adjusting
inlter Ocean. ‘ fzcovel freeze to the comment
- ".""." 7 'mu‘ah; now pour in slowly the
3‘1““ Muffins lwhipped whites of. two eggs. :t ..
Put into the mixing bowl one pint; or half of the pineapple (linked
mum and the same of sugar two of grated 7cocoanut. Continué
talyleopoonluls of yen‘st andwone hull’until firm and smooth. Serve,
coup rlull of milk. Mix with flour at crystal glass shenhet cups. ,-
night; next [1101!)ng iill cups or tins with minced candied prong
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