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face or Cops. Double Price
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WANTED .
”TO LET
ml: SALE:
8ALE$MEN -—~ CANVASSERS ~—
lusursnce and Real Estate agents
anywhere. Increase your income
.wlihout Interfering rwltilvlpresent oc-
cupation. Clean out ambitious men
«with good mesords only. Schuyler,
1133 llroadwal', N. Y. 113 1t
*‘WANTEDL—A BOY: APPLY GREG-
oent Laundry. ‘ 1123i
WANTED—4 on 5 ROOMSTHILL
section preferred; possession August
1. O. T. llertrum, General Delivery.
3'12 3t
WANTED—~ONE LARGE FUR-
Itished or unfurnishednromn, with lut-
est improvements. in private family.
for a lady nlone. Address K., Senti-
nel office. “ j12 3t
WANTED—FLAT BOTTOM ROW-
boat. about '12 ft. long, Mus-the in
good condition "and reasonluble. (l. H.
Briggs. Rowayton. Phone 1.187. 111 3t
WANTEDc—TO HIRE "'A'r ONCE,
five or six room flat, in good locality.
will all improvements. Address (3..
Norwalk Sentinel office. .112 iii
' WANTED-”T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle llesi market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to S'
[or bob calves to fatten. H. Frie
Tel. 1151.
BUSINESS NOTICES
STEPHEN UNGVARY, CONTRAC-
tor and builder. all kin-(ls of lohblng.
m,an Conn Ave.
Estimates cheerfuly given. 24 Cliff
St... South Norivalk. Telephone con-
nection. jlii 3t
NOTIOE —-— PAINTING, PAPER-
hanglng. Decorating. by practical mun.
Save money bygbuylng your wall pa~
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White; 61 1—2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. Ma22 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout; rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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"NAsws MODERN coopvmn
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
— floors.
TO LET—«Six ROOMS AND BATH.
second u’loor; all modern improve-
ments; centrally located. inquire C.
0., care Sentinc office 113 iii.
Tp LET-LOWlili‘t FLOOR, 27
Woodward Ave. all modern improve-
ments, Including steam heat and elec-
.triciliglbts Inquire G F‘.Godf1ey. 18
Grove St. or Joseph Vroom, Seaside
Place. ji'iM (it
TO LET - HOUSES, FLATS.
room's, East Norwnlk, South Norwalk
and. Norwalk Burn on Taylor Ave.
Barn at Howaytou Small building on
Spring street. Room suitable for
laundry purposes ‘anoeuter shop.
shop with power. Flue residence at
Norwa‘lk, rental $35. New house on
Woodbury Ave., rental $30. Raymond
Brothers. ji3 3t
To LET—ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; also one large furnish-
ed :front room. Terms very reason-
able to right parties. inquire 104
West St. \ .112 3t
To LET—eHOUSE 6 ROOMS, ALL
modern improvements, hardwood
Owner desires to board eldes-
ly lady and boy. aged 2, with tenant
as part r.ent Address W, care Sens
title! 112 3t
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FOR hALEwA uoun‘nn masons
good condition. Price 325.00. 53
Newtown Ave, Norwalk. 11.3 1t
.FOR SALEWBOOK-S Oll‘ M’LEAN
auctihn are; for sale at 12 France
street, Norwalk. Fiction, twentyydve
cents. Jl3 3t
FOR 8ALE OR To RENT—HOTEL
Soundulcw, Woodmont. (loom, right
on beach. Twenty-eight sleeping
rooms. Large dining room. One bun-
dred fifty capacity: Address T.. care
of Sentinel, or your own brojkear.3
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FOR SALE-TYPE E LOCOMO-
blle with special runabout lbody. Has
extra bucket seats marking surrey for
four people; Gould easily the convert~
ed Into a light delivery oar. Always
carefullydriven and taken care of.
Only used a. short time since being
thoroughly orenhouled and repainted.
R l‘ Dunham, proprietor of The Dun-
ham Press. Crawford Building. Bridge
port, Conn. 512 Zt'
PlANOS.--¥SOME “SLIGHTLY USED
pianos. 1 Weber. 1 Kranlclt and
ilach,1 Knobs and other makes.
Worth much more than our figure.
S-teinert's, 16 South Main St., South
Norwal‘k. M . 112 iii
To LET~ROOM FOR‘ LIGHT
housekeeping, gas plate. dishes, use
of laundry; everything clean and con
trally located. No. 11 ,Havlland St.
‘South Norwnxl-k. 112 (it
TO LET—HOUSE, .Slx NICE
rooms. 2 rooms in attic, 20 iiaviland
St. Rent $16.00 month. Apply G.
Tomasett-s, 86 North Main St.‘ 112 Bi
TO LETwTWO OR THREE FUR
nished rooms for light housekeeping,
near the water.- Adults only. Mrs. H.
L. Rowland, Rowaytou. 112 3t
TO LET~~—-SIX ROOM HOUSE IN
l‘uirfleld avenue, pleasantly located.
Rent $12. For particulars applt to
Thomas Garvcy,1' Lowudcs n» nuo.
after 5 (p. 111. til it
TO L‘érluovsu, ll) ROOMS, ALI.
improvements. gas and electric lights,
hardwood floors: rent roux. (‘.enlrnlly
custom made work. Fit and comfort located. ““1“”9 M" . uptown“ "f1
gulrunloml Bil West \i’nsllinamn .‘ll. ”('9' 0"” ll
.. TO LET—FOR THE SUMMER T0
LOST two or three adults only, a beautiful
*"* , , and convenient furnished apartment.
LOST l.I\ll«"l‘ A'i‘ 'l‘lii" \\' "“"‘ first floor. inquire afternoons. at .33
imp-nil railroad sinlion u. lr."uu .iuy. , West. Ave. j9 (it
bus; with initial ”.0‘ yosierdmly M ”w” wwwm. ——-
lll'bO. licvr uld il ltll at The “.11: Illull TO LET<-i ROOM APARTMENT.
“limit - lfl' ‘1 Sunriz and Corbett building. rent.
~~ M» e — 7 ,. ~ illicit For further particulars apply
No. Rim- Cut Tires
Over,l,300,000 sold to date.
sale by the Auto Supply Co., or
For
”James E. Ells, Jr.
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Tree Spraying
‘ lion‘t take chances, have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
St. 1m nil-e 64 South Main St. South
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden. ND.....,,,l,, .30 if
Phone ““433 . TO Len—Mousse: oorrnon,
M, with modern improvements, in
Frederick H. Ganung
Undertaker
s4 scum MAIN eraser
TEL. 904
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HASH ECONOMY.
When Johson turned his face unto
The streams where trick the trout
He said: "'l‘ho‘cosl of living falls
‘l’usl, any sort of doubt.‘
We'll have cheap fish for who call heat .
’l‘bls real economy _
When with my own fair bands 1 catch
A meal-“or maybe three?"
‘Aud Johann fished willi'much success,
along sung his smoking reel;
lie
strum . -
. ‘ Anibfllled his goodly creeip .
And. home he fared with be‘drbingfsce,
And with a smile slate , '
lie set him down with writing pad,
And least his nmlrcs straight. "
"Twelve dollars for my railroad fare;
The sleeper cost me ilv‘oM;
pulled three pounders from the
at office of The Old Well Cigar 00..
8:1 \\'asbinglon Si. 38 ll
TO LET~6 ROOM FLAT AND
bath ,lvilh private entrance over Jos-
eph liavis' clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For further particulars inquire at (it
line 01‘ the Old Well Mt‘lgur Co. 5118 if
T0 LET—WELL LOCATED, MOI}
orn eight room house, every improve-
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John \M\. Duke.9 Eliza-
betb SIM iii? if
TO LETv-FARM, so: ”ACRES;
house with six rooms. unfurnished
clean; barn. sill monthly. ilungaldw
to let for su1nmer,=$i.3li. MlssEmer
son, Bittersweet Farm, Norwalk.
‘ J26 if
TO LET—«APARTMENTS AT 39-41
(limpet street. Norwaik. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements: also
an apartment at 219 East Washington
Meadow street; five rooms with part
improvements, East Nor-walk. Inquire
of R. Joseloveky, First avenue. East
Norwnlk.118 if
TO LET—~7 ROOM HOUSE. 79
Woodward Ave. Rent :16. Inquire
The South Norwaik TruetMCo. no if
TO LEV-HAMILTON AVE... HALF
of twofsmlly house, 6 rooms. and 6
room flat: all improvemJlMt's; good con—
dition; one block from .. mad station.
Joseph R Taylor 1513 if
‘i'HE RECREATION TOURB.
Season 1912.
Atlantic city, 6 day tours .... $21. 1:)
Mondays. .1ny 15.22.29. Aug. 6. 1
ill, 26, Sent. 9 ill.“ll
annals island. 3 day tours 010.50 and
Saturdays. July 13. 20. 27. Aug. 3.
10 17, 24, 31.
White Mountains, 5 day tourmdzlmfl
Mondays. July 15, 29. Aug. 6, 12,
19. 26,11ch
Thousand islands. 5 days tool-.4344”
RTu?s$ia, gusset 20th. . "”0
eye our d or L... .
Tuesday. ”W
Visiting} Thong (1 islands, at. Law-
renoo divert. Quebec, Mbntrenl,
Lakes Champlain and degree and
Seretoga.
Tours to Manors Fall's. Nays. senile.
Manifest. Quebec, The ensues” Riv
0f, 6 C. L ~
For the Ne England Tourist, use
crlblnai silken and rates train your
station adores
FOR BALEwZS ET. AUXILIARY
sloop yacht, fully equipped, has Minn-
us engine, ll‘our sails. in good condi-
tion. Also have 2 line launches. A
i‘. Howell, 49 Seariew avenut. East
Norwuik. 3,11 3:
FOR 8ALE»—ONE CORNER LOT,
50 x 145, Summer St. and Golden Hill.
Reasonable price and easy terms. in.
quireG.L ‘.Fredrlch. (3qu St. iii in
FOR SALE»CARI.0AD KANSAS
horses for all purposes. direct from
the farms and Well broken. Weights
from 1,100 «to 1.600. Look them
over. ll. llershfleld, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets.
FOR SALEwllANDSOhIE, KIND.
fills-gutted Kentucky saddle horse, car-
ry any weight. Dr. Gaul, Darleu, Ct.
Phone 632, Stamford. 19
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FOR SALE ----- EIGHT PIGS. 6
weeks old. Also term for sale.
quire Louis Slit!ZZilIIGO,.lN0i'lll Taylor
Ave. jll lit
Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be.
sold at once. ‘No offer refused.
Address (image. (are Sentinel. iii if
supplies. etc.
FOR SALENMA'I‘ 03'
July it). at it) u.
Ui'i‘ Hill avenue.
installments after.
tionecr; Catherine
AUCTION.
$50 down. monthly
lion Allen, auo~
'l‘oner, owner.
53 (it
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HlLLSiDE”«-—»liil SillillM‘ BOARD-
ers Wanted nl "Hillside," Prospect
Hill. Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms $12 to $18 .per
week. Address Drawer ii, Norwelk.
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Follow the Crowd
Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dnuclng Every Night and slim-day
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome sun} Set ‘Given Away
Every Saturday, Night.
To the board of County Commission-
ers of Full-field County:
I hereby apply for a transfer of n
license No 183, to soil Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer,
Rhine Wine and Older from Carl
,Sclraub, at No. ll Railroad l’lhco, to
Charles Adams, .
Place. Town of Norwalk. The propel»
ed place of hminess is not loss
within 200 feet in a direct line of a.
church edifice or public school house.
or the promises pertaining thereto. or
any post office, public library or come
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”Mill .it Norwalk this 3rd day at
July.A . it. 1912. \
CHARLES ADAMS.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
temporary, or defined by law, of the
Town of Norwa‘ ll, hereby endorse the
mappllcadun oi the above numel
Charles Adams for such license and
,we do severally certify each for him».
self that we are taxpayers owning
real estate situated in said Town of
Norwalk ,
Dated at Norwalk. this 3rd day of
duly, A. 1).. 1912. ,
Fri; (fellas Henry (3 Fresh. Ma
thew
lan Smr.‘ z.-
i «hereby our
named abdomen
' oystermen.
- men. the natural growthers are Plan»
110 if .
in- ! -
FOR SALEwGARAGE. wrru ALI. '
111.. bungalow sites. -
at No. 9 Railroad 1
ted Room. 27. fiapltol. Hartford. Conn" un-
Moi-hen Adolph drained. hurls ,,
so. an. lint Augusizllih
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On Saturday ”of next week, July. 20.
the state law protecting natural
growth oyster beds goes into effect.
prohibiting further operations by the
natural growthers until August 20.
As a;9 result of thiswtbe local natural
growthers are already turning their
hands to other duties. Some, of , the
more fontunste who own beds off the
Nowalks are spending considerable
time and energyin cultivating their
ovm holdings and planting. Others are
making arrangements to devote their
time to lobster fishing or clammiug. A
new of the men fish for oysters just
outside or inside the state protected
beds and eke but an existence in this
way if they have good luck. g
There is not a little criticism of this
law providing for a “closed seasoa" on
the part of oystermen, especially nab
ura] growthers. The low was passed
for the purpose of protecting the eye-
tes while the set was being formed, it
being the opinion of the learned educa-
tors that such a course waslndlepen»
sible for the health and propagation of
the bivalve. . Experienced oystermen,
on the other hand. claim that by leav-
,
lug raked. the seed ls buried under
sludge‘whlcb makes oystering practl.
caily impossible. They cite as an ex-
ample the practice of the large growers.
who work and cultivate flier beds the
year mound so as to keep the bottom
smooths and free from this sediment,
called sludge, In the vernacular of the
An effort has been made to repeal;
this law but up to the present time not
progress has been made although pe-
iltions were circulated extensively
last year. According to local oysten.
plug to organize had so before the
next legislature and work for the re
pea] of the obnoxious statute.
Not Knocking, of Coursel
"While I do not positively assert
that Jones is n dishonest man." said
lonos‘ acquaintance
Imumend people who shake hands with.
him to count their fingers carefully
when he leaves go."
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Precarious industry.
Ostrich feathers, dependent almost
entirely for their value upon thei
fashions of the day, are one of the:
most important products of Cape Col‘
ony.
o
Disappointed Office Seekers.
A man will get so mad because thol
job he wanted was given to someone,
else that he will spend Weeks light-l
ing the appointing power, purely on
principle.
Strange.
lit in strange how a man who site
for hours doubled over a touring car
steering wheel will strain his back if
he handles a shovel for five minutes.
l Life’s Two Gluten.
l The World Is divided into two great
classes, yourself and other .people.
The latter is more numerous and the
rformer more important.
Broken Along the Highway.
If good resolutions were made of
lines. what a tremendous lot of tire
punctures there would be!
“Why do you refer to year favorite
candidate as the prairie wolf?“
"well, It's customary to give a popu-
iar aspirant some animal name. And
he’d one of those fellows who manages
to get last out 0‘! sun range and then
barks and boilers till nobody can
sleep."«—Wsshlngton star.
w—wamww pm. w. .. N- w--m
PrbpoSals for
State Road Work
Soul “proposals will be rectified by
the Highway Oomminloner.
til 2 p. tn, July 18.1912.for a section
of 6,415 linear feet of mmdom road
under the formula of the State main
my Department in accordance with
plans and affirmations.
bids will state the price as per
specifications. The State Highway
Commissioner reserves the rightto ,
increase or (immune the number or
dealt to be improved, after the contract
In i.
All bids must be accompanied by s
bond of not less than cumulus of the
cost of the .work Any bidder to
whom contract has been awarded re
fulfills to sign the contract It the
prices offered and furnish a carotid
bond, or 2 certified ii
(powder, one toaspoonful of suit. cumin a hot oven 20 or 30 minutes.
spoons of melted butter, three fourth
cup of dates stoned.
d" and FM" add the “‘“k gradually spoonful of butter rubbed in the limit
the melted butter.
mid then add the egg whites beaten ed, sliced or quartered smiles with one
stiff.
one-half cup of milk and water. heat-
ing the beds to themselves Without be. MM
"I strongly rec ,
Galen Apple
om durum} inputs The dough should be only a .
deep pie piste" wit
Two cups of Franklin Entire Wheat. rather stiff better in consistency. Hell
flour. fibres tedepoonfuls of bolting ‘flllr warmed butter hem pans and bake pie cm“, 331th 8M cog fig 3,
‘core, pare and counter thorn.
,row around the edge of ill , .
.Mwork the row. towerds the M'
iii in poetry is entirely 3
halt a capital of sugar or more
ing to the acidity of the i
a round tablelebOnflllof lonr
sotlspon-fui or cinnamuursnd
this over the fruit to cover It
Bake in a moderate oven until,
pies are tender.
1 Line a
cup of milk, two‘ eggs, three table-
Apple Slump
Measure one quart of flour and into
916099 it slit three tablespoonfuls of baiting
Sift together the flour, bolting WW‘ powder, and shorten with one tea-
and cut In small!
then the GEN/0W3 beaten “8th and and mix cold milk or water, the same
Mix 3“ the dates“ for biscuit. Put two quarts of par-
lien W alednlETAOlezfllIf pint of water into. a dish in which
“13- Be!“ Well and We 90? 25 min- the slump is to be cooked Roll thel , . , ,
utes in buttered gem pans. " crust about an inch thick cut into,M rown and fires .
W . quarters and with is cover the apples‘ in the living room with 3.5%“
“ANN?" 5”! 3‘30““ in the dish; then cover the whole with paper cretonne curtains ’
Are as good as they are easy to a; close fitting cover. and boil or yellows or greens may be.
make Slide one cup of flour with a steam till done. Take out on a plat- Inner curtains of cheeseoloth
pinch of salt, hdd tWo teesuoonfuls of ter and grate nutmeg over the apple exchange It is always weiijtd
baking powder. Work into it two la- and serve with a sweet sauce or sonarl the color of the curtains "l
blespoonfuls of lard or butter. and add and cream. ,room and this may be hop, , y d
' ghavlng the seats of the o
couch cushions of the calm M
lng hard for a moment to smooth out Sentinel want ads. bring results.
Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
1'.
our THIS
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinels
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.
llllieep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
made. illlt is a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable. and will last
the entire season It is similar in design
‘to that carried by the umpire.
QWe have not a huge supply. so get,
yours early.
7 ill Cut out this ADVERTISE- .
MENT and bring, it ,i-togc’ther‘ “‘1
with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel, ' ‘
and one of these Pocket Secrets
will be yours. ’ ’ *
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