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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-rive well. or Less. 9' are;
Three Times. 60c“ Each Additional “lord. 1 cent per Insert!on. -
face or Caps, Double Price - w
Inblsclt
WANTED
, . To LET
m SALE ,' ‘
tWNNTlEiD-v-‘BOY 0R“ GIRL. FOR
press cirncliine. Apply Crescent boon—t
dry. ,. .uaail
WA NTED—BOOKS FOR LIBRAR
ies (purchased. A company wishing.
«to start a private library will have a
representative in South Norwalk dur-
ing the coming week. it? you have
books for sale for cash, address B.
cure Sentinel. 15 17 19
WANTED-«Gilli. FOR GENERAL
(housework. inquire Mrs. Hoyt, 1. Ce-
dar st. o J17 3t
WANTED ~— COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Good plain
cooking, no washing and ironing. $25
per month. Apply 135 East Ave,
Norwalk. 118 Bi
BOARDERS WANTED - WELL
furnished room with board, private
family, no children, modern improve-
nuents, use of plane; than and wife
or two gentlemen. Terms reasonable.
50 Buyview Ave. 518 3t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Wright's Cottage, Belle
. Island, Conn. jls 3t
WANTED—«GIRLS TO OPERATE
stamping machines Clnett, Peabody
Co 317 3t
WANTED—~10 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Ilesl market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for let calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
.W‘BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE “L“ PAINTING. PAPER-
!ianging, 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. 9.22 im
TURKlSH 'BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
.Wadsworth's Sanitarium. T'el. 210.
f9 ti‘
'NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
bolt and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
ARROWONIO
No“I Rim- Cut Tires
Over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
sale by the Auto Supply (30., or
James E. Ells, Jr.
. nonwmn
T tee Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
J08£PH CORNELL. Tree Warden.
l’hone Betti-5.
4m-..“
Frederick H Canung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
. m» ~«WW._
R. C. H. Cars
...... $900 --
Completely Equipped.
ilemormtrattons at your convenience
A. low second hand cars for cute.
SEAMLESS TIRES
5,000 Miles Guarantee.
Roddy & Ayers .
Motor Car Company
{‘0 Van andt it. first Nbrwpik, ‘t‘lt.
Pilot}! 317.6. '
-. ... Mm!
Mrs. M .l. Career, of Riverside sve-
nus wits taken sec-loud: ill on Motility
. is new improving slowly.
Miss Catherine Douglierm (it New»
bursa. New Work. is visiting iii» A!»
no Mutilation; oil West avenue. ., ‘
“or“
Mrs. D. D. Kimball, who tell Ws-ltii
._ iuh boats were left to light, out the nu-
.. which they held until therein! The
. Englishmen costly held the Berlin
TO LET -- HOUSES, FLATS.
rooms, barns. carpentel‘fiehop,‘ manu-
factory with power If you want a
rent of any kind inquire of Raymond
Bios. j18 3t
T0 LET»~LOWER FLOOR, 27
Woodward Ave, all modern in'rprove-l
intents, including steam heat and eleo~
trlc ligltts.‘ Rent $16. Inquire GUI".
Godfrey, 18 Grove St, or Joseph
Vroom, Seaside Blane. 117 ill
TO LET—eLARGE PEEASANT FUR-
nished room on Quinturd Ave. Meals
a. few doors below. Address J. it,
care Sentinel. , ” 11'? 3t
TO LET——HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, ALL
improvements, gas and electric lights,
imrdivood floors; rent .ow. Centrally
located. inquire M., uptown of—
lice. , , oill ti
TO LET~4 ROOM APARTMENT,
Swartz and Corbett building, rent
$8.00. For further particulars apply
at office of The" Old Well Cigar 00.,
83 Washington St. 18 :th
TO ”LETv—ii ROOM FLAT AND
bath with private entrance over Jose
eph Davls' clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For'further particulars inquire at of-
fice oi the Old Well Cigar Co. 118 ti
TO LET-WELL LOCATED, MOD-
ern eight room house, every impnove-
men-t, stationary tubs, centrally iocat
ed. Apply to John W. Duke, 9 Eliza-
beth St. , jZ? tf
To LET-FARM, Six ACRES;
house with six rooms, unfurnished.
clean; barn, $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for summer, 9150. Miss Enter~
son, Bittersweet Farm, Norwalk.
.. 126 it
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 39-41
()hnpei street. Norwalk. Freshly deo
oralted, modern improvements; also
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. inquire 64 South Main St., South
Norwalk. 330 tf
TD LET——I-lAMILTON AWL, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and o'-
room list; all improvements; good con.
dition; one block from "P’r'tad station.
Joseph H. Taylor s13 if
T0 _ LET—v-MOIJERN COTTAGE,
with modern improvements. in
Meadow street; lire rooms with port
improvements, East Norwalk. inquire
of it. Joselovsky, First avenue, East
Norwaik. 118 if
itiill NilllBtS
liisirlli ot Notonlk. as, Probate
Court. July l.\‘. A. it, llil‘e’. “
ifsiliii‘ oi Mary .l. Harvey,
Namath, in suid District, deceased.
Ordered. That the administruiw on
till)! his administration! account. to
thiszronrt for adjustment, ut the Pro
hate office in Norwalk; on the 29th
day of July, 1912, at 2 o‘clock after-
noon, and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified there
of, the administrator will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a. circulation in said district,
at leust lite days before said 29th day:
of Juli. 191:2
llENIiY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
‘ NOTiCE
To Painters
Sealed proposals will he received at
the office of the Water Commission-
ers of the City of South Norwaik, un-
til 12 oolock noon, July 24th, i912,
tor the painting of the water tower
and tank, nil wood worleto "have two
coats of dart: green paint, all iron
work two (slots of black grophiie.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
EIGHTJOARED RACES AT OTOGK-
HOLM.
‘B'NKJKlliOhM, Jit‘ll’ ill.«-'l-‘w0 Bulb
slihent oi‘ the outrigger! oilrhteosred
slieii race today. They were the 1.»-
under crew. which had an utter/peeled
iy easy victory over the eight more
renting the Berlin Rowing Club in the
semifinal this morning. and New (3m-
loge, (informwhleh moved over the
course. ‘
ire-tinder and Beriinin their semi.
mun bent. were on even terms for the
first quarter at the distance. At the
hall, the hritishrml‘ assumed the lead.
sights plucky spurt and paddled bottle,
Winning by but! a length in sis tuition
or it 149 seconds. .
{when the his workou- o to M
sentient company jumped to , ruck
’ trellis for over hull
" ‘ illorvrsiit ..
late or '
..FOR sALsn—uzxr. ranuutt omur
launch with new 1% Earlier, this
spring, everything in «good condition.
bargain for quick buyer, inquire TI. L.
Johnson, ilowuyton. _ 3t
FOR ~8ALE~A MAHOGANY BU~
renu, handsome curl veneer front.
To be seen at 5 Concord St. jiil 3t
FOR 8ALE~~NEW STANLEY
Stamper for sale. Guaranteed A1 or-
der. Demonstration at any tithe. Ad-
dress lllox 683. South Norwalk. 319 .llt
FOR SALEullUlLDING LOTS ON
easy payments. Root. Scaizl, real es-
tate and insurance, Rowaytonl“1 T3,]
314. t
‘ roa SALE -— BARGAIN -— silen-
son upright piano in goed condition.
965. The Bazaars 76 Washington
St.‘ , 118 at
FOR SALE-~3 SETS SINGLE EX-
press harness. with homes and col~
tars; 1 set douible harness with cola
lure, second hand. (l. W. Wardweil,
52 South Main St, South Norwalk.
L 117 31‘.
FOR SALE—SEVERAL GOOD
work horses and .two trucks. J. H.
McNerney, 48 Water St... South Nor-
walk.115 6t
FOR SALE—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the fame and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to Milli). Look them
over. B. Hershlield, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. 110 tf
FOR BALE-GARAGE, 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!
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSIDE"——DES!RABLE BOARD
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
lilll, Norwnlk. Bountiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms 912 to ‘318. per
Week. “Address Drawer H., Norwaik.
117 1111
Follow the Crowd.
Rot‘on Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Piecesof Music
Handsome Silver Sci Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
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EllillllEEllS WDRK (ill
' THE ELEGTRIGS
NEW YORK, July it), .... Idler-trill
cation of steam railroads and its hear.
ing upon the wages and work of loco-
motive engineers occupicd the morn-
ing session today or the arbitration
commission sitting at Manhattan
tilleech to determine the merits or the
claim of the engineers for increased
pay on the tilty-twu railroads cuts of
Chicago. ' t
it was said the railroads and their
employee are further nmrt on who is
to operate the electric trains, than on
Miy other situation before the councils
sion. The engineers claim the right
to man all electric motors whether
"r ’ they are individual traction engines or
the multiple unit system employed on
elevated and subway trains. The New
York Control. the New Maven and the
have started locomotive engineers in
charge or their truths; but the Long
island Railroad hes motormon who
are not Mill engineers. and the retro.
slvvsnin has leased truckers rights to
the Hudson and Manhattan conned
trains operator! by inclement.
Warren ii. Jaimie, (future! the are
thorhood or locomotive Engineers.
called electric engineers to richly in
support of their claims that lust its
much shill smi more judgment is roe
outrun tor electric as tier stem loco
motives. ' . .
9W3!!!“ Milli-Mil!!! A an
« “RT“.
WMEINGTON,
July “iii «visual
naval station. on Priest sound on
Pennsylvania in their electric sonos.‘
multimeter John c. humor, who I,
s. sorrows!- ‘wu milling shop '
”When will worlds," he said. “(to
vision as it should? When will perfume
sway men's minds
do now? , . ,
, “I have s dos. Ditch in the country
who; will spy s dead, rotting, sun-
dried bird nor fish. The odor of that
caress! this my do: with ecstasy. ,He
rolls upon it it! u delirium. It is dill!
cult, even with a club. to make him
‘ step. Well. there. just there, is the
perfume that were don. and a do;
pet-miner, patenting it. would become
a billionaire. .
“The serpent errors is a plant at
stench. Well. this stench attracts to
it tram miles around all those insects
that fed on carrion. It you look into
the cup of the serpent srum you are
sure to see a very la‘i’erno oi! insect
drunksrdswhundreds of them, intoxi-
cated bythe arum's odor, whirling and
leaping and spinning in a mad dances.
For the serpent arum's odor is the
odor par excellence of insects. us the
rotten. sun-baked iisb odor is the odor
pur- excellence of dogs.
"Have I any perfume that sways
mankind like that? No, none. Imns~
ins my new~mown hay drawing s
lady from her milliner's or her pet pl-
anist‘sl Imagine my strode drawing a
man from his beer or his Jueknoti
"Yet the day will come, I am con-
vlnced, when we shall have pertumes
that will move mankind as profoundly
as the spoiled itsh perfume moves a
dog and is the serpent arum perfume
moves the Dermestes and Ssprinidas.
In that day my address will be Riven
side drive. Newport. Jehyl Island.
Monte Carlo and Les Aussies."
W
WOULD HAVE MISSED FIRE
Julius Kshn's Story of Hoosier Who
‘ Locked Himself Into His
Hotel Room.
Julius Kuhn bad just been reelected
to congress by a very small margin,
and one or his politics! supporters was
reminding him of the service he had
rendered in the campaign,
"What Would yen have done if.“
hadn't been for me?” he asked.
"Why. 1 would have been in the no
cities of the Rooster in the hotel," ro-
plied Kuhn. "He and two companions
occupied one large room together. Aft-
er‘a day in the metropolis devoted
principally to following lire engines in
the hope of seeing a conflagrntion, the
cement sidewalks provedtoo much for
feet that were accustomed to plowed
ground, and he retired. When his
companions returned a tew hours later
they found the door locked. They
kicked «on ‘the door, until they awak-
ened him and asked for the key
"'1 threw it over the transom,’ he
replied.
”When they had found it and one
locked the door one of them asked:
“'Whnt would you have done if
there had been a iire?’
"'Why, I wouldn't have went.”-
Saturday Evening Post.
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Plants That Go to Sleep.
Plants have a mind of their own’
on the subject of winter sleep. and
gardeners have tried various meth-
ods of waking them up prematurely,
to tarnish blossoms at a time when
they are' scarce. and costly. Mere
greenhouse heat and moisture failing
to yield the desired results, they have
successfully tried warm baths slid
other. vapors to shorten the hibernat-
ing period of bulbs. From Germany
comes A description of the latest plan
sticking s needle into the base of the
bud he has caused it to untold two
or three weeks ahead of its follows.
at!!! more time no gained by inject-
ing water into the buds. Not content
with water. s physician has tried in-
ieotlons of inter with ten per cent.
of nioohoi. By this means he sno-
needed in sniping ten den in the
budding a: on. twigs.
Art.
Art is the crest and universe! rs-
truism-at. For srt is never demure
to; holds no brlsi tor itself; you msy
tilts it, or you my have it. it does
not torus itself rudely when it is not.
wanted. Ills reverent to sit tempers.
to all volume! View. But it is mum-
tbsmery wind in the consists «no [0-
luu‘s .01 its influence. as uncspturwls
mcltlvs. ~vlsitlns our bouts st vs-
xrsnl, sweet moments; since even bs'
tore the 3mm works ot srt we
often stood without being this quite
to loss ourselves! Thst rostlui ctr
when-wand «it is tons! But when it.
comm, it is s spirit hovering with
one! wings. blessing us, tron! least to
(rounds Mills is our powers: s
lift {MRMW
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rink and trim .
lisvo float on Five Sides
. ‘ of tile Oven _
You’ re sure of even
. quick bake. .
have to use tin and as- "
bestos to protect back
of even; we heat it.
strong odor. The arm has. indeed I. .
, 12-18 Nortthain St.,
Baby can’t get into our ‘ .
roller bearing coal pan. ~ ‘
No bod to lift; you can
shovel out the coal ,
with ‘ease from as be-
cause it he; a side for
shovel.
You don't have to lift it
in or outwit rolls.
We don’ t .
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