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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Woras or Less. 266n—

Three Times, 50c -—- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Price '

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WANTED.

TO LET

FOR SALE, 4

 

WANTED—BOOKS FOR LIBRAR-
ies purchased A company wishing
to start a. private library will have a
representative in South waolk dur-
. log the coming v.4.eek
books for sale for cash. address Iii.
care seminal. 145 17 19

WANTED—ROY. INQUIRE rem.
stein and Cohen, 82 North Main St.
115 11‘.

C. J. MINTZ AND CO. REQUIRE
the services of snicswomen for all
departments for then Jubilee Sale.
4 Apply at once. 115 it

WANTEDm-‘BO‘Y ,I'lETWEEN '14
and 16 years of age. Apply iactory
entrance. .I. .l. (lush, Ltd. 115 3t

WANTED -— GE RMAN WOMAN
(24) would like to do housewor,k
washing and ironing by the day. Rel
ereuces it' wanted Apply at Wilkens’,
Hickory Bluff. Telephone 2244.115 3t

WANTED-A BOY. APPLY CRES-
oen'l; Innindry. 112. 3t

WANTED—4 OR 6 ROOMS, HILL
section preferred; possession August

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. C. T. Ilertrum, General DelIVery.
112 Bi
WANTED—~ONE LARGE FUR~

rushed or unfurnished room, with lot
est improvements, in private family,
lt‘or a lady alone Addies-s K, Senti-
nel office 112 at

WANTED—T0 HIRE AT ONCE.
five or six room list, in good locality,
4 th11 all improvements. Address G.
Norwalk Sentinel office. 112 St

WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Pest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
mun Conn. Ave Tel. 1151.

BUSINESS NOTICES.”—

STEPHEN UNGVARY. CONTRAC-
lor and builder.
Estimates cheerluly given.
St, South Norwalk.
iteration.

 

 

 

 

24 Cliff
Telephone con-
113 :It

 

>NO'I'ICE ~ PAlNTING, PAPER-
hunging, I‘leroralling. by practical man.
Save money by buying your Wail pu-
per and painters‘ supplies of Alex.
White. til 1-2 Ely Are. 'Iel. 1J3. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. (1232 .lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR Till!)
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Annun‘emeuts by appointment. l‘lr.
Wldsworlh's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
til it

 

 

NASH'S MODERN ICODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop, All kinds
custom 111atie.,work.‘ Fit and comfort
Ruin-muesli. 28 \‘l'est Washington St.

’ h 'LOST“

LOST-4 ABOUT JULY 4. GOLD
‘wuloh, probably nt. Harbor View or
Amusement Park. Suitable rennin for
return to Sentinel. ll?» 31.

 

 

 

No Rim-Gut Tires

Over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
.nle by the Auto Supply Co.. or

James E. Eils, Jr.
NORWAIJI

 

If you have ~

all kinds of jobbing.’

 

 

Tree Spraying

Ilon’t take chances. burn your trees
sprayed right. i spruy them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.

' 4 Phone Sill-5.

 

Flédéuék H.“ and;
Undertaker

e4; scum MAIN eraser
TEL. 904"” ..._

RCHLars

#1900 444-

Completely Equipped.
Demonstrations} at your convenience.

 

 

 

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A few second blind car's for stile. 5

SEAMLESS TIRES

‘ 5000 Miles Guarantee

T0 LETleCELY FURNISHED
large room. Apply at 12 1111111111111 4.81:
Dr. Lawrence. 115 3t
To LETT'JSIX ROOMS AND BATH,
second;li'ioor; all modern improve
merits; centrally located. Inquire C.
(3., care Sentinel office. 113 3t

TO LETw-LOWER FLOOR, 27
Woodward Ave, all modern improve-
ments, including steam heat and elec-
tric lights. inquire G. F. God-trey, 18
Grove St, or Joseph Vrooui, Seaside
Place. 113 St

To LET —— HOUSES. FLATS.
rootn's.~Eost Nor-walk, South NorWqu
and Norwnlk. Born on Taylor Ave.
Ram at Rowayton. Small building on
Spring street. Room suitable for
laundry purposes. Cauueuter shop.
shop with power; Fine residence at
Norwaik, rental $35. New house on
Woodbury Ave, rental $30. Raymond
Brothers. jlll at

T0 LET~RO0MS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; also one large furnish-
ed ifront room. Terms very reason-
able to right parties. inquire 104
West St. 112 3:

, To LET—HOUSE 6 ROOMS. ALL
modern improvements, hardwood
floors. Owner desires to board elder-
ly lady and boy. aged 2, with tenant
as part rent. Address W., care Sen-
tinel. ' 112 3t

. To LET~RO0M FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, gas plate. dishes, use
of laundry; everything clean and oeu-
traiiy located. No. 11 ilaviland St,
South Norwolk. 11'2 3t

TD LET.~HOIISE. SIX NICE
r ms, 2 rooms in attic, 20 Huvilund
St. Rent $10.00 mouth. Apply G.
Tomasertta, 86 North Main St. 112 (it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET-TWO 0R THREE FUR-
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
near-the wuter. Adults only. Mrs. H.
L. Rowland, Rowuyton. 112 3t

 

"r0 LET—410118123, 10 norms, ALL
improvements. gas and electric l‘gtlls,
hardwood floors; rent tow. Centrally
loomed. inquire .11., uptown oi"-
iice. 0121 ll

 

T0 LET——F()it THE SUMMER TO
two or three adults only, i'tJleiilltlfill
and convenient furnished upnrtmcul.

 

Hwnrtz and ‘Uorbeli building. rent
limo. For further particulars apply
at (1 like of The Old Well Cigar Co.
8:: \\'.1shingiou $1.18 if

 

TO LET-~13 ROOM FLAT AND
bulb “till private entrance over Jos-
eph linvls' clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For further particulars inquire at or-
Ilre oi' the Old Well (‘igur Co. 118 it

 

ern eight room house, every improve-
ment. stationary tubs. centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Elino-
beth St; 127 ti’

 

TO LET~I4‘ARM. Six ACRES;
house with six rooms. unfurnished,
clean; burn. $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summer, $15!). Miss Emer-
son. Bittersweet Farm, Norwulk.

. 126 tf

TO LET—nAPARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, Nor'wulk. Freshly dec-
drilled.
an apartment at 219 ldosl Washington
St. inquire iii South Main St, South
Norwulk 1130 if

TO LET-«~MOIlEilN COTTAGE.
with modern improvements, In
Meadow street; live rooms with port
improvements, East Norwaik. inquire
of it. Joselovsky. First avenue. East
Norwaik. .. 118 if

 

 

 

'ro LET-7 ROOM HOUSE, 79
Woodward Ave. Rout till, inquire
The South Nor-walk Trust Co. 110 ti

'ro LETWHAMILTON AVE..‘HALF
of two family house. 8 rooms, and 6-
room liar; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from rr’ road station.
Joseph 11. Taylor 1113 if

The héeatmos roenen

‘ Season 1912.
Atlantic City, 5 day tours .... 021.00

 

ill, 28. Sept $1.16.
Black Island. 8 day tour: 010 60 and
£11.50.
Saturdays, .I4uly,13. 20. 27. Aug. 3,
10, 17. 24. 1.
White Mountains, 5 day tourn..325.oo
Mondays. July 15. 29. Aug. 5. 12
iii. 26. Eleni. 2
Thousand islands, ll days tour..t34.00
Tuesdya, August 20
374.00

Milo all Tour» 9 days to
destiny. Aug, 20th.
‘Visltlug' Thousand Islands, St. Law-
renew River, Quebec, Montreal,
Lakes Complaint and George and
Scrotum.
Tours to Nissan Fells. Nova Sculls,
Montreal. Quebec, The Excellency nu»

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

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“1“)“ New England Tourist. deal
but all room and. rates hunt your.

44m
sauce address, "
‘r I. ssousariou rooster ooh;

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—-—- lent table.

first floor. inquire afternoons, ill 55:
West. Ave. 19 llt
TO LET~—4t ROOM Al’Ali'lTh‘llcNT...

T0 LET—AVELI.‘ LOCATED. MOI)?

modern improvements; also’

Mondays. July 115, 22 29, Aug.» '4 12.

 

FOR 8ALE~-4HORSE AND WAGON.
Horse also suitable for saddilug.
Cheap 1! sold at once. 17 North ‘Main
St, South Norwuik, Conn. 115 3t

FOR SALE—SEVERAL GOOD
work horses and .two trucks. .1. H.
McNerney. 48 Water St, Southjm N01»

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FOR 8ALE~~BOOKS 01" M'LEA‘N
auction are IO] sale at 12 France
street, Norwalk. , Fiction. twenty'live
cents. 4 , 113 3t

 

 

FOR SALE on ‘ro RENT—HOTEL,

Souudview, Woodmout. Conn. right
on beach. Twenty-eight sleeping
rooms. Large diniui; room. One hun-
dred ilfty capacity. Address T.. cure
of Sentinel, or your own broker.
112 Ill;

PlANOS.~«SOME SLIGHTLY USED
pianos. 1 Weber. 1 Kraniohl and
Bach, 1 Knobs and other ‘makes.
Worth much more than our figure.
Steinertfs. 16 South Main St... South
Norwal-k. 112 St

FOR SALE~CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1100 to 1600. Look them
over. 13 Ilershileid. sales stables.
Concord and Wood streets' 110 tf

FOR SALE—~HANDSOME. KIND.
linegsited Kentucky saddle horse. car-
ry any weight. Dr. Cont. Dorien, Ct,
Phone 632. Stamford. 19 6t

FOR SALE-«EIGHT FIGS, 6
weeks old. Also form for sale. In-
quire Louis Spezzoneo. North Taylor
Ave. 19 6t

FOR SALE—DARAGE, WITH ALL
supplies, etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold at once. No offer, refused.
Address Garage. care Sentinel. 13 ti

FOR SALEmAT AUCTION, ON
July 10. at 10 u. m., bungalow sites,
Dry Hill avenue, $50 down. monthly
liustnllments utter. lien Allen, nuc-
tioneer; Catherine Toner, owner.

13 6t

MISCELLANEOUS.

“HILLSIDE"~DESIRABLI‘I BOARD
ere wanted at “Hillside,“ Prospect
Hill, Noru‘alk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel
Terms $12 to $18 be!
week. Address Drawer 11., Noruulk.

117 1111

Fellow the Crowd
Reich Point
Dancing Pavilion

Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.

SixPiecésofMusic
Handsome Sliver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Rov Dr. G J, 8811
oi Grace pilot Church; we installed
yestérds
ceremonies. Th re was a la‘i‘ze utteri-
daooe of local members and friends at

out—ol—town. A special collection was

received and this netted 146.1119.

program was as follows:

1 Music by the Choir

2. Scripture Reading,

fl Rev. W., N. Morton.

3. Music by the choir. 4.

4. Prayer. Rani B: Read.

5. Quartet

6. Sermon. Rev C. 11 Johnson, D. D

7. Music by the chair.

8. Address of Welcome to the Pastor,
Charles Lloyd.

dfiolo, Miss Gertrude Powell.

410. Address of Welcome in behalf of

' the‘Stute Convention,

Rev. D. S. Klugh, D. D.

11. Address of Welcome in behalf or
the New England Baptist Mission-
ary Convention.

Rev A.C.41’oweli. D. D.

12. Charges to the Pastor,

Rev. W. 0. Harris.
13. Charge to the Church,
Rev, J. Edward Harris.

14. Music by the choir.

16. Address of Welcome in behalf,of
Baptists of ISouth Norwulk.

Deacon A. J. Thompson.

17. Address of Welcome in behalf of
the M. E. Church of the City.
Rev. Lincoln Hollieter Caswell.

18. Music by the choir.

the A. M. E. Church of the City.
Rev. Dr. dialden.
20. Collection and Adjournment.
Rev. William A. Harrod. D. 1).. Mas-
ter of Ceremonies.

W
now IS REAL ESTATE TIME.
Advertise your vacant property
early and get it. rented. Sentinel clue
allied ads. do the work cheaply and
quickh'.

”lull lunch”

SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwulk. ss.,
Court. May 8. A. 11,1012.
Estate of Martin (10011. little of the
city and allite oi New York. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. huth limited and al:
lowed six months from the data here
of for tho creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those u ho neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested within
said time, nil be deburrell n remvery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are tequesioi to make immediate pov
ment to

 

 

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Probate

FREDERICK GOERL,
11 s 15 Executor.

SOLVENT NOTlCE.
Distlirt 01' Noruulk, so. Probate.
Court. June iii. A. it. 1912.
idsiule or Bridget “coring, late of
Norwulk. in said district. deceased.
The Court or Probate for the his
lrict ol‘ Norwnlk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
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, will be (lobarred a recur.
cry. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate

payment to
EMMA DEERING.
Exoc'utrix.

 

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NOTICE ”

Notice is hereby given that an ad-
joinned town meeting of the Town. or
Norw,hilt (noun, being an udlourrl
mont oi" uh adjourned town misting,
held Apili 17th, 1912, will be held in
the Town Hall in said NOI’WIilk. Wed-
nesday. .Iuly Hill. 1912. at 8 o'clock
p. m., for the following purposes, to
will

To hour the report of the special
committee of seven on the construc-
tion or the bridge and draw and to
take such action therein as the mem-
ing may deem proper.

LEROY MONTGOMF RT.
116 ill. Seuiemry.

 

 

 

ADVERTISED LfiTTERS

W

Btilow .1- a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post 0111
can for the current was:

South Norwalk.

Miss (‘urola Antler, Deltlyu‘s Land
1111;

‘Mrs.l*l. 11.11lice. 34 Linwood Pl.

Mrs. Mornuriet Carlin. till South
Main street. .

Miss Florence Coughlun. '

Epstein and Kowarsky.

Mr. (lulnmbaok. 06 Liberty street.
11.141. Holmes, 280 Garfield «Venus.
It 1). Jacobs, Central Hotel.

Mist Clara ill. Kelly. it. I" 1). ill.
Miss Estelle Kernel". .

John J. Miildr,109 Water street.
Mrs. J. C: Napier.

.

John Coronado
M .

*Mro Rogers. .
1‘. Thompson, (1.1).
lira. Anna on Buoy

"Carol-one Viiterllltl

 

"Miss Bessie Roberts, care of Mrs. f

:1". nobinson.bouth Main street. it

SOLVENT NOTICE.

Districts of Norwalk. as, Probate
Court. June 19. A. ‘11., 1912.

' Estate of Daniel Decring. late of
'Norwuik. in said District, deceased.
. The Court of Probate for the Dis~
trict of .‘orwalk 1th limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here»
of for the creditors or said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will be debarrod a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate

payment to
EMMA DEERING.
11 8 15 Adminisirutrix.

M Preposalsmior
State Road Work

Sealed proboscis will be received by
the State Highway
Room 27. Capitol. Hartford, Conn.. un-
til 2 p. 111.. July 18. 1912. for a section
of 6.4116 linear feet of mucuddm road
under the formula oi the State High
wily Department in accordance with
plans and stieclllcutlona.
bills will state the price as per
apeolilcdtihns. The Bulls Highway
Coninusalorior. reserves the right to
increase or decrease the number oi
test to be improved. "litter the contract
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whom contract has been awarded
to a the contract at

on and specifications they be
dominant Dillon, Non
tor at the cities of

 

afternoon with appropriate ,

the church and several visitors from ‘

19. Address of Welcome in behalf of .

Cummiuioner:

 
 
 
 

let. .
All bid! must be accompanied by a :
bond of not less than onoelhlrd or the ‘
cost or the Work. Any bidder to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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Spiced currents

Wash and trim the fruit from stem
and leaves. For six pounds oi trimmed
currents take 4 12 pounds of granular “9 ”like” ill
two twbmgpmmme .0: leaves linileum to wash it in this man-
ground cinnamon, two .talilespooniuls “9V4 -
at ground cloves. one teasponful of
ground auspice, one-half of a teaspoon-

tul of salt and onehalf ol 5 pint of ,«
Heal! the currents In one cup of dates. one cup of English

walnut mats, one 'half cup of cream,mdllll§1n 1“ 131’” disputed-M

ted sugar.

strong vinegar.
9. preserving kettle and add the sugar,
vinegar ond‘spic
hours, stirring frequently to keep it the dates and remove the inside whiter

from burning. Then put it into jelly‘nnlnfio
tumblers that have «been standing in the walnut meals 01101)?“ very ilue. What's your 5 Mary.
hot water. Let it stand tlor two days.
Cover the tops of the glasses with par- spread between thin slices of [buttered .is a. Methodist

utiiu.

Care of Llnoleum. _
Soap or alkali will ruin the varnish
says the Minneapolis
. ”Tribune. lllest the water .to wash the you will find that you cut! out thinner l
and more eve nilsces. says an. ex- ‘the activities of the fall season-v
rare at their best now.

linoleum,

linoleum. ‘odding a tablespoonful of
keroaone to each gallon of water. change.

Wash with woolen cloth which scrubs!
1 with the sands ciot‘u It country wear

W

Fancy Sandwich
For date and nut sandwiches, takel

must get credit for

Ball to, I. 1.2 Franklin entirevwheat bread. Remove Free Press.
0110p them very fine and add!
Mix to a‘ paste with the cream, and,

Franklin entre wheat bread. Remove }‘

 

To Slice Bread . ant
Turn the loaf upside down, and ~-

 

Mrs. Stingy~What for?
Weary William—«Ton don’t lie

The dainty old- fashioned s‘p

 

wrung very dry and all moisture can seen in many charming (rock

 
 

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Weary William-Jon condo
tramps. but there’s one thin

 

Helms—My mother s a Presbyior

Marsh—Mine? 0h, let me see;
What is yours
Bella-My mother never till
the emails and out. into fancy shapes. but I heard her tell 1101' Me
‘she was a dyspeptic. ——‘Hartior

 

 

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Mr. Baseball Fan

(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR) .

GETTHIS

\

Every Baseball Fan

should haveone of The Eveningfi‘Seutinei’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.

fillieep the results of the game before you

all the time by use ci‘the best scorer
made. illlt is a vest—pocket size. MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire season. It Is similar 111 design
to that carried by the umpire. .

4lflWe have not a huge supply, so get

yours early.

(ll Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and 4 bring it, together

with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel ‘4'.
and one of these Pocket Scorers,

 

 
 
 

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