Classified For Sale, Business and, Professional Cards and ‘ Miscellaneou .:-,:g :2 :; ::, ::_ deal—- To Let. Cummo Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or less. 26cm" Three Tunes, 60c -- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Inaartknt. In Black» face or Caps. Double Price « , WANTED C. J. MINTZ AND co. RIJQUIIIIt the services of snieswomcu let all departments for their Jubilee Sale. Apply at once. 515 if WANtI'EDw—BOY BETWEEN 14 and 16 years of, age. Apply factory entrance. J. J. Cash. Ltd. 115 St TO LET . 'ro LET—NICELY FURNISHED large room, Apply at 12 Huvlland St. Dr. Lawrence. 315 at _L To Ls'rI-«six ROOMS AND BATH. second ti’vloor; all modern improve- ments: centrallly located. Inquire O. 0.. care Sentinel office. 3213 iii WANTED w GERMAN (24) would like to do housework, washing and ironing by the day. Reti- ei-ences if wunictl._ Apply at Wilkens’. ,HitviiOI‘y Bluff. Telephone 2244. jib 3t KINDS WANTEDv-TO BUY ALL cattle. liesi market prices paid. Ex- tra prices for int calves. $3 to $4 for be!) calves to fatten. H. Fried- mnn, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. "5' BUSINESS NOTICES p...“ STEPHEN UNGVARY, CONTRAC- tor and builder, all kinds of jabbing. Estimates cheerfuly given. 24 Qlii‘f ISL, Soutli Norwalk. Telephone con- nection. 113 St NOTICE 2-3- PAINTING, PAPER- hanglug. Decorating. by practical man. Save money by buying your wall pa.- per and painters’ supplies of Alex. :White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti- mates cheerfully given. i122 1111 TURKISH BATHS FOR THE treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. M’adsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210. t9 tf NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. LOST—JI‘WO COWS. please notify Sentinel office. LOST ----- ABOUT JULY 4, GOLD watch, probably at llurbor View or Amusement Paik. Suitable reward for return to Sentinel 11.“; 3t FINDER fit} it filRON-OHIO 4 No, Rim- Cut Tires Over l.’-‘.00.000 sold to date. For stle by the Auto Supply (10., or James E. Eils, Jr. NORWM K Tree Spraying liont take chances, have your trees sprayed right. I spray them right. JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden. Phone Sill-5. boo Frederick H Ganung Undertaker , 84 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL. 904 _ .. r. s ......_..,..M...W R C. H. Cars ~‘~ $900 —-— (‘iompleiiely Equipped. Druuoustruilons at your convenience. A few second hand cars for sale. SEAMLESS has 5,000 Miles Guarantee. Reddy 8: Ayers Motor Car Company 60 Van Zoudt 8t. fialtflorwulk, Ct. Phone 31142. Uh... ..... .. who...» “mum—m MUST PAVE UNDER MEhuow ' eraser BRIDGE. When the Connecticut was driven commission by the selecb , men to handle olmngos‘ under the Men» dow street. bridge. their represents» um agreed to pave the entire title race from curl: to curb, but Show that than hm'ihgnouslderoll the Matter they have requested that they be ro‘ culvert to have with brick godly #- twoen the tracks and two foot attirer side At a creating of the selenium hold rostcrdv afternoon it who ,do “tall at. how any change in no WOMAN . ‘ laundry ‘ dltiou; one block from rn' To LET-LOWER 191.003,. 27 Woodward Ave, all modern Improve merits, including steam heat and aloe trio lights. Inquire G. I“ Godfrey,18 Grove St. or Joseph Vroom, Seaside Place. 313 (it TO LET - HOUSES, FLATS. room's, East Norwalk. South Norwulk and Norwal'k. Born on Taylor Ave. llurn at ltownyton. Small building on Spring street. Room suitable for purposes. Canueuter shop shop with power. Flue residence at Noru'nlk. rental $35. New hence on Woodbury Ave, rental $30. Raymond Brothers. jlll t3t TO L‘ETmHOIlSE, 10 ROOMS ALL improvements, gas and electric lights. hardwood floors; tent low. Oe’utiady located. inquire M., uptown ol— fice. 031 ti‘ To LET-4 ROOM APARTMENT, Swartz and Corbett building, rent $800. For further particulars apply at office of The Old Well Cigar 00:. 83 Washington St. 18 it TO LET—l3 ROOM FLAT AND bath with private entrance over Joe eph Davls’ clothing store. Rent $16.00. For further particulars inquire at of- tlce of the Old Well Cigar Co. 118 if TO LET——WELI,.~ LOCATED, MOD- eru eight room house. every improve men-t, stationary tubs. centrally loco-t- ed. Apply to John W. Duke, it Eliza- beth St. j27 tf T0 LET—~FARM Six ACRES; house with six rooms, unfurnished. clean; barn. $10 monthh Bungalow to let for summer, $1.30. Miss Enron sou, Bittersweet Farm. Norwalk. 3'26 tl T0 LET-APARTMEI\"1‘S Chapel street. Norwalk. Freshly dec- orated, modern improvements; also an apartment at 219 East Washington St. inquire (lat South Main SL, South Noru'aik 11le if J TO LET wi'iAllllli’l‘ON AVE, HALF oi two-family house, 6 rooms, and 0- room flat: all improvements; good cou- "oud station. 313 ll CO'i‘i‘AGlC, AT iiiMl Joseph R Taylor TO LETI MODERN with modern lmprovmucuts, ill l’rnrimi' strcct; llvc rooms with part improvements, East Norwulk. inquire ol li. .iosclorsky. First avenue. East )1qu :.iilt 118 if 'I'O LET ROOM HOUSE} 7!! \\ oodu .nd \\0 Rent hill. Inquire The South Noiwulk Tiusl. Co. 310 t!" NOTICE To Painters. Scaled Iproposnls will be received at the office of the Water Commission- ers of the (lily of South Norwulk, un- til 12 o‘clock noon, July 24th, 1912. for the painting of the water tower and tank. all wood work to have two coats of dunk green paint, all iron work two coats of black graphite. The Commissioners reserve right to reject any and all bids. \I’A'l‘hllt COMMISSIONERS. .. tint lunch ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. the District oi‘ Norwalk, ea. Probate (.lottrt. July 15. A. 1)., .1912. Estate of George A. Wilson. late of Norwalk. in said District. deceased. Ordered. That the administrator ex- hibit his administration account to this court for adjustment, at the Pro- Ibtulo office in Norwalk, on the 20th tin-y of July, itiiii, at 2 o'clock nfier~ noon: and that all persons interested in said estate may be untitled thereof the adutuiulutrator. will cause this or- (let to be published in ti newspaper having a circulation in said district. at least lite days before said 20th day or July, 1912 i-iithllY W. tlltidliOlIY. Jill It Judge THE RECREATION TOURS. Search 1912. ‘ Atlantic City, Ii day tour: ”1.00 Mondays, July in, 22, 29, Aug. 5, 12, ill. 28, Sept 9.18. Saturdays, July :18. 20. 27. Aug. 3, 10.17.24.31. White Mounulm, a day tourmfltim .Moudayu. July. iii. 2a.. Aug. 5. 12, iii. 20 Scot} Thousand islands, 5 filthy- recruwm ’I‘uosdav Aug. 20th . its at Tour a days tour....... $74.00 ushers, Amati! Ottl’. Virtual» thousand islands, at. Law- pence River. Quebec, Montreal belies Champlain and George in: Scrotum. Gill: ‘3‘ For the new England , tours rind» tutti-mu a" bulging til ‘ . Block “land, a any tolm $10. 50 end- uouipiiuy 31139 Tours to, Niagara Falls, Nova Spoils. Montreal. Quebec. Tit Bagueuay ate . iii-int, ties- ,' _ . i‘ ‘ Q ”Iron son FOR SALEwFOUR GOOD BUSI- ness and driving horse's. Inquire Nyary's saloon, Connecticut Avenger“ FOR SALE~OHEAR GLASS CAB- in cruiser. 30~x 8 it. 12 h. 1)., 2 cylln idel‘ Palmer,.englne. jump spark, re verse gears, dynamos. storage batter ios, electric lights, fully equipped with anchot lights, life pl‘eservene, cush- ions. dings, eon, Including 14 foot tou- der. Inquire W.m Plukney, Rowayton. Tel. 830-4. . jib lit FOR SALEwliOIISE AND WAGON. liorse also suitable for paddling. Cheap If sold at once. 17 North Main St... South Norwalk, Conn. .115 iii FOR SAW—SEVERAL GOOD work houses and two tr.ucks J. H. McNerney, 48 Water St. South Nor- walk 115 St IIFOR SALE-BOOKS OF M’LEAN auction are for sale at 12. France street, Norwallr. Fiction, twontydive cents. , 113 iii Iron SALE-OARLOAD Kansas horses for all purposes, direct from the farms and well broken. Weights from 1,100 to 1,600. Look them over. ll, Hershlleld. sales stables, Concord and Wood streets. 11.0 if FOR SALE—GARAGE, WITHI‘ALL supplies, etc. Enough storage tor more than pay expenses. Must be sold at once. No offer refused Address Garage, care Sentinel. 13 if FOR SALE‘AT AUCTION, 0N July 10. at it) a. m., bungalow sites. Dry Hill avenue, $50 down. monthly installments after. lien Allen. auc- tioneer; Catherine Toner, owujer. 3 tit MISCELLANEOUS. "HiLL8lDE”—~l)ESlltnliLE BOARD- ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect Hill. Ncrwulk. Beautiful lawn and trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel- lent table. Terms $12 to $18 per week. Address Drawer ll, Norwnlk. Follow“ the Crowd Roton Point Dancing Pavilion Dancing Every Night and Saturday Afternoons. Six Pieces of Music Handsome Silver Set Given Away Every Saturday Night. NOTICE Nollie is I‘lheieiy gimp that an ad journctl louu meeting of the Toun of Norwalk. (10nd,. being an adjourn, ment of an adjourned town meeting held April 17th, 1pm, will be held in tho Town Hall in said Nor-walk. Wed uesdny, .luly Inn, 1912, at is' o'clock p. ‘m., for the following punposos, to wit: 'l’o hour the report of the special committee of seven on the construc- tion at that bridge and draw Hill] to take such action therein as the mem- lug may deem proper. LEROY M()N'I‘GO.IIIGRY, jif» lit Soci'ein‘rv. Proposals for State Road Work Booted proposals will be received by the State Highway Commissioner, Room 27. Capitol, Hartford. Court, an ill 2 p. in. July 18. 1012. for a suction of 6,415 linear feet of mncudum road under the formula off the State their way Department In accordance with piano and sluioiiivatious. lilds will state the price as per apocllltmtiouu. The State Highway Commissioner resoi‘Voii the right to increase or decrease the climber of The: to be improved. after the contract a (I . Ml bids must be accompanied bya bond of not less than onwthlrti oi the cost of the Work Any bidder to whom contract has been awarded re inning to sign the contract at the prices altered and furnish a rarely com-puny bond, or a certified check, Iliull forfeit from his bend a sum equal to the differen‘éo in price be- tween his bid and the next lowest hid» def. Plans and specifications may be examined at Selectmen: Ottice. Nor» walk Oahu. or at the officer)! oitllo State Highway (lemmiseloner. Room ,27, Capitol. The State Highway Commissioner I reserves the right to reicot any sham all bids. - “listed at Hartford. 2.: icon, duly it). MJAGMEH ii. MALDONAW. on the boilvar (aqua ti! 19th cent!) M I ”olive: being divided fatal 117 1m waned resolutions appointing a com- munching; Monet Io Ixtraiitily P There are at present in daily use in Vaoosuala three (litigant prism: of monetary standards. the unit. This is in Illa It! as sovs moment In Its report‘u at tr ‘ lions and is the official a stab), if it system are in bolivdrs until 100 new times, although the smolllir coin in this system has I value of Ii ses- times. The «coed system but the "peso. i’uorte" or "dollar" so its unit, the units being commonly refeltrod to sim» ply as "marten." This inertia" is taken to be equal to 5 bollvhro and to be divided Into 100 contents. The third system has the "peso macuqulna." usually simply termed ”pesos, " as its unit. ThlBl "peso" has ; value of 4 boiivars and it considered to be equal to 80 contayou. and to be divided Into 8 reels, while the "fuerte” is considered tat have 10 reels. Some few of the mercantile houses keep their accounts with their custom» or: in "fuertes." but most of the es- tabllahments render their bills In the “D680" units are paid. they are transformed into bolivars by manipulating by live or four, as the case may he. payments being made by Venezuelin currency. coined gold and silver out the bolivar basis, or bank notes issued on the some system, although some foreign gold is in general acceptance at con- ventional rates. Among the humbler classes making their purchases at the market, In or. ticle which would be worth 75 centi- mon of a boiivar, or 15 ctsutuvol of a “fuerte,” will almost invariably be quoted at "a real and a half." or a purchase will be actually paid for by offering 6 bolivara. 82% centlmos In coin, while the seller has stated the value to be "13% rolls." TO ADVERTISE CHURCH WORK Congrega‘tionai Miniature of Philadel- phia Plan Extensive Use of the Now-papaya. ~ index-sing church advertising in the newspapers, the,Phlludelphia Associ~ otlon of Congregational Ministers, which was‘mergcd into the Associa. tion of Congregational Churches. mittee which will advertise each in- dividual church in the local news- papers. The Rev. Edwin H. Rotting, pastor of the First Congregational church, was appointed chairman of the publicity committee which is now a permanent institution. In the course of his remarks, Dr. Romlg pledged himself to newspaper advertising, which. he held, must be done. The lack of interest in rein,- lous ail‘nirs be attributed to the fact that the church is not enough before the public eye. and appealed to his audience to finance the campaign as a business ventures—Philadelphia Evening Times. ’ tun—ca. No Decrease In ital-nu. Speaking 0! disease. here is anoth- or deplorable confession from no less an authority that the Medical Record. In spite of the army or physicians, their discoveries, and their hecatombs of vivisectod zulnenulsa we may doubt, says the Medical Record, wheth- ar the sum total of diseases in any loss than it was batons the medical profession reached its present high Itnudlng. Preventive medicine has made “little headway,” and "in the opinion of some medice‘i men diseases are on the increase." In the deeper recesses of our consciousness we had Inspector! something oil the kind our selves. but such hetolodoxy on the part of o layman would have exposed him to «communication with ball, book. and candle. or atlas-t with blur (aria. serum, and auditorium But with the Medical Recon! behind us we can aflord to creep outl Into the open. Wig—nu— luau-mil Womb Partner. Hill Grace ill. Puiwtn in suit! to be one of the most ounce: fut former! in New Jersey. 8h. in: barn nu! brought unto the sly. never awn visiting the" country will after Ilfi was ill yam old. Hot term consist- or about live hero: on is planted ox- clulivoly in aluminum. Bbo reports that she mud her is for the tint your. The «coat! ye Ilia bought it. the third your site psi up every debt Ibo cured and but 08.00!) in book. one do» all the work hilmit after the am piowiut. tor width she pays u rumor nil. Flor scent cont bar it on non, fertiliser $10 an in and barrel! for shipping one your‘ crap «0 She coils hfl' melons limit to dealers at to a bnmi. one it! it: her some as a tanner is luvs-tr due to the fact anything am in us mill. ‘ t :W Hakim M an your being [speech is not». , , shot of cat- mm a» may be so called. Quotations In this I When accounts kept in the lost two . that she lam the with better than . is, for wm‘ voice mum ' opening. quickly. ‘ Worth Knowing Damp shoes may be given a high polish in a few second It a drill) 01‘ two or paraffin all be added to the blanking. This also prevents the lee titer from cracking. . Condensed or evaporated «milk willt keep longer it? the two holes made to pour out of are sealed by shaking the can until a bubble forms over each When, melting chocolates Ifor cake- li'll‘ling, if the inside of the pan is first , rubbed with a little butter. it keeps the chocolate from sticking to the pan and prevents waste when removing it. «Mother's Magazine. Now Is REAL ESTATE TIME. Advertise your. vacant early and get it rented. Sentinel clas- sified ads. do" the work cheaply and . Sentinel want. ads. bring resulll. ONE WEEK . , of a Sentinel classified ad. will ‘ you. a good choice 01 oeplion tonne Get the best tenant or landlord can. SEASHflRt Ni] [8» Miss Edit-11 Malcolm. of Danbury, has been a truest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wolthaus’eu, at Belle Island. GETTING‘PEH‘SONA , Marksw'l‘hey say that. ill 9" tool like an old fool. . Parks—~Yes; dOesn‘tt. it males feel worried about growing old. . The members of Court Rent Christ- ins. of Bridgeport, were among Sunday guests of Court Laurel. Daughters 0t ,Castilo at Pine Ledge. m Peter Soderberg janitor at the City 'llnll, returned today to his work at“. ter spending a week's vacation at Call It Pasture near 'East blot-walk. Unless what you want. is a very un usual thing, you.Iwill find a Sentinel Want Advertisement in this Issue re- lating to it.’ .Hundredsm 01 people are. no their plans for the summer, ‘ null wise owner. will see that they to let advertisement in The‘S‘entiufi Woman With Dos—w'Wbatevo 1!! you give that tramp half new Manly Looking Female—die cal me “Sir!"-—-London Opinion.‘ , property When you have a room‘ to rent use ' a Sentinel Want Adv. and rent it. Even if your ship contest In If: high seas she wants to each share. ’ ‘i ., ”OF CELLULOID; durable, and wiillast at on out this ADVERTISE-I Mr. Baseball Fan: (LEAGUE AND AMATEUR) GET THIS Every Baseball Fan should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s , Score Tablets With it you know at any . 4, time just how many hits have been made 1 by each club, how many runs, and how many errors, what inning it is and how many are out. tilKeep the results ott‘he game before you all the time by use of the best scorer made. dit is a vase-pocket size, MADE the entire season. It . is similar in design ’ * to that carried by the umpire. Iii We have not a huge supply, so get yours early. . MENII‘ and bring it, together with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel and one of theta Pocket Scorers will be yours. ‘
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