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. 'CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five were... or Leas. title-—
Three Times, 60c —- Each Additional were. 1 cent per Insertion.
‘ face or Caps. Double Price
In Blahiss.
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WANTED '
\TO’ LET
son an...
WANTED-POSITION AT HOUSE
Work by young girl. Inquire 11 Tal—
unadgerl’lace. 12011.
WANTED -- SEVERAL TENTS.
state size, use, lowest cash price. Ad-
dress""1‘ents," care floutinel. 120 it
MEN, SELL GENUINE GUARAN-
teed hose. 70 ,per cent profit. Make
$10 daily. Live agents and beginners
investigate. Strong Knit, Box 4029,
West Philadelphia, ,Pa. 120 27, 1
CASH FOR OLD BOOKS—~11 REP-
rese'utative of a New York bookstore
will be in town in a tow days pre
pared to pay cash for old books. Send
list if possible. Address Books. 59.
. care Sentinel. 120 3t
«WANTED—BOY OR GIRL FOR
pleas machine. Apply Crescent Leon
dry. .119 at
WANTED —— COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework Good plain
cooking, no washing and ironing. $25
1pe1 month. Apply 135 East Ave,
Norwallt.118 3t
BOARDERS WANTED .... WELL
dumlshed room with board, lprlvate
‘ family, no children, modern improve-
ments, use of «piano; man and wife
or two gentlemen. Terms reasonable.
55 Bayview Ave. 120 31:
‘WANTEHIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Wright's cottage, Belle
Island, Conn. 118 3t
. WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Desi market prices paid Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
mau,‘Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
.. ‘BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE — PAINTING. PAPER-
hauging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your ‘wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1-2 Ely Ave Tel 423. Esti-
mates cheeifully given. 1122 1111
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
c 19 if
NASH'S‘ MODERN GOODYEAR
11th and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
No‘ Rim- Cut Tires
Over 1,300,000 sold to date. For
sale by the Auto Supply (‘10., or
James E. Eils, Jr.
NORWALK
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances, have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 846 5
Frederick H. Canuug
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAlN STREET
TEL. 004
.1.M~~aw...~1.
R C H. Cars
r“ $900 .......
- Completely Equipped.
Demonstrations at your convenience.
A few second hand cars for sale.
, sssussss runs
. ‘ Reddy 1. Ayes
Motor Car Company
on Von 2111101111.. Int “emails, or.
111...... M741.
Wrist: to keen name
seems as important in sales as Wills
to on somebody site"s , _
it a bias is intelligent he
avenue. Apply compromises.
hardwood floors; rent .ow.
'ro 1.121»an ‘AT 10 BAYIEW
120 11
retain—six ROOM HOUSE. 48
Fail-field Ave; pleasant rooms; rent
12. For particulars inquire Thea,
arvey, 12 Lowndes Ave. after 5 p.
1 ~ * :20 3t
LARGE
‘iTO LET-HOUSE, 6,
rooms and bath, line attic; with all
improvements, good location, line
walks; one iblock lfrom trolley. 1n-
q-uire 84 Woodward Ave. , 320 (it
. bargain for quick buyer, inquire H. :12
FOR SALE OR TO LET—MODEL
seven room cottage, nearly new. loca’o
in town. lil conveniences, hot water
heat. Apply Geo. E. Thompson. Sold
or rented at once. 120
”hon SALE—r1825 PALMER, BUILT
launch with new 1% Becker. this
spring, everything rin good condition,
Johnson, Rowayton. — -. 3t
To LET—«HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, ALL
improvements, gas and electric lights,
. )entrally
located. Will rent furnished. inquire
M., uptown office. 031 ti?
To LET —— HOUSES, FLATS,
rooms, barns, carpenter shop, manu-
factory with power. l-tmyou want a
rent of any kind inquire of Raymond
Bros. 118 3th
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. . .38 it
T0 LET-4, ROOM FLAT AND
bath with private entrance over Jos-
eph Davls' clothing store. Rent $16.00.
For further particulars inquire at of-
fice of the Old Well Cigar Go. 118 tf
TO LET~WELL LOCATED, MOD-
ern eight room house, every improve-
ment, stationary tubs, centrally locat~
ed. Apply to John W. Dako,9 Eliza-
beth St 127 if
TO LETrr—FARM, Six ACRES:
house with six rooms, unfurnished,
clean; barn, $10 monthly. Bungalow
to let for an u‘mmer, 3150 Miss Emer»
son, Blttbrsweet Farm, Norwalk.
. 126 ti
TO LET—«APARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, ‘modei‘n improvements: also
an apartment at 219 East W ashlngton
St inquire 64 South Main St,, South
Norwalk 8.30 tf
TO LET——-HAMlLTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 mama. and 6.
room flat: all improvements; good con.
ditlon; one block from '1" "and station.
Joseph R. Taylor 513 tf
TO LET~~MODERN COTTAGE,
with modern improvements. in
Meadow street; live rooms with part
J improvements, East Norwalk. inquire
of R. Joselovsky, First avenue, East
Norwalk. 318 if
BALD JACK ROSE SEWE-
EilJlUll MEN AND BLACK-
‘JAOKERS T0 KILL MAN
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after the shooting the murderers loaf-
ed around the scene of the crime with
no apparent fear of arrest. Shapiro
has told enough details to cause the
public prosecutor to believe that the
private detectives will soon round up
the gang of gun lighters whom the po-
lice have promised to capture quickly
but have failed to do so. That the
gambling plot and murder plot will
lead far deeper into the police depart-
ment is now generally believed.
Shapiro told the prosecutor and the
detectives that he picked up “ilald
Jack" Rose and two men, llzhey and
Schnaps, by appointment on Four-
teenth street and on way up town
there were several changes made in
the party. Shapiro says that after the
man shot Rosenthal they put their
guns in their pockets. After a while,
‘ Shapiro says. they walked leisurely
over 16 the car and got aboard. The
chauffeur said that he stalled a... me
101‘ hoping the police would some and
but one of the murderers pointed a
gun at him and said: “Quit monkey-
inz and roll along."
Shapiro said that the our made
ouly‘lo miles an hour, and he did not
see any chm being made to septum
them. Going up Filth avenue, elite
pirc said. one or the passengers said
whim that the job had been fixed and
that the police were not doing any»
thinly.
"ka” not. told Deputy Oommlo
versed wire, on Monday night bacon.“
he knew she was anoint termite on at-
ildivvit that Becker wanted on aflidavit
against Menthol. Ross told the cult:
intuitions he was not surprised when
4 us was told that owns ind m
the audience that t knew in Frauen 1
,khlled as he thought, its would M It,
because he mom nan. »
sionor Daugherty that he was stupid July. A. 1).,1
of Llent. fission and had me one, HERBERT it. sums
house of flora discontinuation 111. 53° 37 We Wm
FOR is Liz—~11. MAHOGANY so
reau, ban some curl veneer from
To bosses at 5 Concord St. ’119 3t
FOR SALE—«NEW STANLEY
Steamer for sale. Guaranteed A1 or-
der. Demonstration at any time. All-
dress Box 683, South Norwalk. 319 Bi
FOR SALE~BUILDING LOTS 0N
easy payments. Robt. Scalzl, real es-
tate and insurance, Rowayton. .flgl‘el.
314. ill
FOR 8ALE~BARGAIN~EMER-
son upright piano in good condition,
$65. The Bazaar, 76 Washington
St. ,. 118 lit
FOR SALE-«SEVERAL coon
work horses and .two trucks. J. H.
McNerney, 48 Water St... South Noe
walk. 115 (it
FOR SALE—~CARLOAD KANSAS,
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,600. Look them
over. B. Hershtleld, sales stables,
loncord and Wood streets, 110 it
FOR SALE-wGARAGE. WITH ALL
supplies etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold at once. No offer refused.
Address Garage, care Sentinel. 13 if
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MISCELLANEOUS.
“HlLLSIDE”~—DESIRABLE BOARD
ers wanted at "Hillside." Prospect
Hill. Noowaik. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Gemlortabie bedrooms. Excel-
lent vtable. Terms 812 to $18 per
week. Address Drawer H.. Norwalk
117 11a
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Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Nlnht and Saturday
1. Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Sliver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
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To the Board of County (ionunisaion-
ers of h‘airiieid County:
1 hereby'appiy for a transfer ,0! a
license No 174 to sell spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer,
Rhinefwme and Older from Stephen
iloifa, at 29 South Main street, to
Antonio l)acesare, at the same place.
Town of Norwaik.
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direct
line at a church edifice or public
school house, or the premises pertain-
ing thereto, or any past office, public
library or cemetery.
Dated at Norwaik, this 2011. day or!
July, A. i). 1912.
ANTONIO DECESARE.
AlimIloant.
We. the undersigned electors and
taxpayers as defined by law, oi the
Town of bierwalk. hereby endorse the
appllcavllon of the above horned An-
tonio neonate tor such license and
we do severally certify each for him-
self that. we are taxpayers earning
real estate situated in said Town of
Norwulli.
Dated at Norwallt. this 201.11 day of
July, A. D. ill 9.
John Olden lager, .1th W. Tulsa.
John Redway. G. Gillette, Morris
Namohy.
l hereby certify that the above
named endorses: are electors and tax.
payers, as defined by law, of the Town
of Norwalli. -
Dated at Norwalk. this 20th day of
inmfl"
cell. professor!” ‘
“wall. 1 111111 hard .1... to convince
about no. subject as they slaw-511:1
«it City Journal or" y
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Mossy wail mum in
“lie-«Yen really
‘ 1111., season. this .
ed 7 Eddie avenue, pleasantest street .
6“ every month, but after your wonderful
~llttle better, and after telling seven bot-
F allow the Crowd
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"it don't thins i'il lecture any more ,
“"mm’t your last {suture a use. ‘1
Avoid, It.
There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. We therefore
from the letters of two girls who suf~
fared and were restored to health. The
sum remedy is within reach of all. .
Brooklyn, N. Y.~—“i’,rlor to taking
the first bottle of L din E. Pinkhom' s
Vegetable Compoun I sugared agony
medicine had been taken a while I felt p
ties of it I feel that I can truly say I
have no more pain or inconvenience.
“A111 am out in the businessworld u
a atenographer, I come in mm: with
many girls, and when the opportune men
meat arrives I tell them about the Veg-
stable (321111de and I know that quite
a reef are taking it"wllcwu Omar.
556 Dean St.
Another Girl's Experience.
'l‘isliomingo, Okla-‘- ‘I am a Item.
topher and book-keeper, and Lydia E.
. Pinkhun' I Vegeta-
‘ ‘: bis Compound has
‘ saved my life. lam
‘- . enjoying the basic!
4, health nombutlwu
”Haring from to
. male troubles and
‘ painful periods,
and would have
backache, headache
and hinting spells.
if any woman would
like to write to me
I will gladly answer her letter and tell
her what Lydia E,h Pinkham' sVegatable
Compound has done for me. "whirl.
Marne Corrouuwsu. Tishomingo, Okla.
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late base maintained there.
in command of title expedition of the
‘bfllcers is Colonel William G. Bates,
lie will be accompanied by two regular
army officers. captain Wise, and an-
other associate emcer, who will assist
in the imparting to the Seventy-firsts
officers the data slid general informa-
tion necessaly for the preparations for
the tactics to he died later.
While the flare ‘ ‘-flrst Regiment is
’ itching, party in
the big tiniest
viewing the country and the militaly
features of that poitlon of the state
to be occupied and defended by other
lighters. . Thus when they come on. the
offense they will be mlly acquainted
with the territory into which they are
marching, New 'Haven being the scene
of their start.
Captain True, in charge of the com-
missnry departmental this expedition,
Was in charge of the detachment of
omcers in Norwalk this morningnnd
he was busily encased on a purchasing
trip to stock the commissary wagon
(Or the expedition. Beside the com-
missary wagon there was a regular
transport. both vehicles having come
in on the freight boat last night. ‘
A creation of Captain True‘s, which
is being watched with interest as to
its success; by the officers and mem-
bers of the regiment, as well as by the
regular army, is the commissary wag-
on. “By the inventIOnplr it shall be
found to work as planned. an entire
battalion of 400 men may,,,be red in
fifteen minutes.
The meal department, occupy the
wagon and while on the march prepare
and cook the food for the following
meal. no time being lost in stopping
for preparation of food and the aural»
ing for a plan. and the setting up of
the regular stoves. The stove II a out
of the wegonptseli' and a lire kindled
before the start my be kept in oper-
ation continually. the meal to come be.
ing cooked meanwhile.
By a theme- emngement the
cooked foods may be kept hot, it use
usury, linti oishbhoura. it was tomor-
ter a battalion, but now twenty-four
tion is: partly provided for by the on-
. one and swore cut a warrant against
had had the authority to sign checks
‘ and had much to do withow thin 11 a
‘ sauces. Fisher lied however, and the
‘ day night, when the two Goodman
‘ results.
camped and thell direct and immed-
ly pecuniary {or thirty-nix a... tribe '
employed in the cooking department ,1
men may do the. work and give much ,_ ,
quicker service, essential in war time.
the «mac all this tour of instinct
ours thunaalvas and partly by the as, t f ‘
. sees no the season (3011- ‘
‘ ducted liby the Recreation Tourist
company leaves tor Block Isl ad to library founded by the late
day. We understand quite a 11 no can stamens (Marl: Twain). in it
“ty was booked for this trip. There 12101111., where he spent the la, _
will be another tour to this famous of his life has been outlawed by ‘
resort saturday, July 27th, and each drew Carnegie with a fundrsumfc
Saturday. following during the season”; to supiiprt. The library is "
Other tours are every Monday to no known is the Mark Twain Memories
lactic ditty, 5 day trips, :21. 00; Beth- library. _
leho‘m in this White Mountains every When Mr, clematis moved to Roll-
Monday. it day trips, with accommo- ding, he placed several thousand Vol»:
nations atthe Sinclair Hotel, $25. 00. umes from his own library in a swell
Tours arranged to other places includ- vacant chapel and opened 11.11.
inc Bermuda, Nova .Scotia. Thousand 1 public. Just before his death ,
, islands, Niagara Falls, and special at- .ere‘oted a building as a memorial for
nor dealer. die admitted that he had tention is called to the Royal Tour "his, daughter Jean. After the audio“
worked for Goodman Brothers but leaving Tuesday, Augiudt 20th, an slow death. Mrs. Gabriiowitsch. sooth”
laid that he was a brother of the man gout 9 days tour with the very best daughter, donated the larger, part oi
the ”“1100 W9“ 100M118 10?. A debec- accommodations costing $74. 00 iii-om .-his remaining library to the collection.
tlve, however, positively identified‘ New Haven. For the New England ‘ The library, up to the present time
him 11’0“”. phatograph as the 111133138 Tourist descrilnng all the trips and has been supported by voluntary Guile
i’0"1‘k¢°l’°l'~ 1 further informatllm call on the ticket tributions. , g
. 1 ‘ a cut at depot. or address The Recre- —---—----—-
CHEAPER IN THE END. fifldll TOUI‘iBt Company, 191 orange RENTED EARLY—*RENTED WE
A good ad. in the right paper‘ St New Haven, Conn. Do not delay in making that mm
touches the right people and gives the flat, room or store an income pro
Sentinel want ads. ,, mean ducer. A few cents in the Sentinel
money to you. want columns will do it.
their bookkeeper,.la1nss Fisher. who.
wiles got, no trace of him until Thurs-
brothers, riding in a Broadway street
car. saw a man whom they decided
was their missing bookkeeper
They had him arrested. The prison-
or said he was Thomas Maker, 11. liq-
The woman was relies upon Ben-
tlnel Want‘Advs. to secure the house-
There 1; a mental wpfld‘wheml‘n it hold help has a" little time for other
in déiisht to dwell. things.
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Fish may be good actors,
many of them get the hook.
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N0 ,HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD 'l‘O ' MISS
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This Kitchen Set is positively offered only by
~ The Sentinel to its readers. It will. be given for
98c and ‘1‘ e11 Coupons cut in numerical order
from. The Sentinel ilThe Unexcelled Kitchen Set
fills a long-felt want by the American Housewife. There has never been de-
signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen 891:. No
household is fully equipped without one of these unexcelled Kitchen Sets. A '
true friend in the kitchen. run do consista of eight handy and indispensable
utensils. which will unite culinary duties a pleasure every. day in the your:
one Most Cleaver. oil tempered steal, our: heavy,retail value .........$ .75 ,, .
' . One high grade. all tapered steel Carving Knife, retail value .. . .50 gs
or... high grade. oil temptation“ Broad x1111... retail value ”so , I;
, ' enough grade Meat Sumtempmamei blade. retail value ' 1
Ouelmpomd smog atone. retail value
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Onahlgli grade Pal-lug italic. ollternpared steel. retail v.1...
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