ts!
Classified “Ads"
For Sale. Business and
Professional Cards. and;
Miscellaneous ::.:: :: :g l: t:
To Let.
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this
Three Times, 50c —- Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps. Double Price
page. Twenty~Five Words or laces. 25c—
In Black-
wnursn
waureo~uv YOUNG GIRL srlt-
nation at genera] housework. 11 Tall-
luudge Place. , 324 (it
WANTED ~— SIX~RO0M HOUSE,
all improvements. convenient location.
to rent from August 1. Will not pay
over $25. Address P. O. 130x,~t31. Nor—
waik. .124 (it
WANTEDw-«ilADY WiSliES PLACE
to board in Barton center. Address
S. A. ’1‘.. Box 27. Darlen. Conn.
WANTE~D-TtIltEE GOOD DRIV-
ers. 4 «laboring men. and one man to
wet as foreman. Steady ~work winter
and suuuuer. good they. Raymond
Isms. . [J23 3t
WANTED~COOKING, WASHING
or housework by the day. Address H.
K. care Sentinel. J22 3t
r9 LET
T0 LETvTHREFJ ROOMS. COR-
uer North Main street and Pine
street. Water, toilet; $7.00; no child-
ren.‘ Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1056i?”
' ‘t‘
for 3100, launch 19 x b. 4 h. p. Barker
engine.
bargain.
“ FOR SALE
roi-‘t SALE—WILL SACRIFICE
First class condition. Great
Address P O.B..158.Nor-
waik. Conn “ 'l 124 3t
TO. LETmFIVE ROOMS. \VlTH
part improvements, East Norwaik;
also one store in East Norwaik at
reasonable price. Inquire of it. Jose-
lovlsky. First Ave. East Norwalk.
118 it
To LET—LOWER FLOOR, FOUR
rooms, large pantry. all improvements.
garden and fruit. inquire afternoon
and evenings. 21 Grove St. J23 lit
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping in private
family, .modein improvements. use of
bath to couple or ladies. Address A
T, Sentinel office. 323 3t
l
WANTED—«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Desi market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
tor bob calves to fatten. 'H. Fried-
man. Conn, Ave. Tel. 1151.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LET‘SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
second floor, all improvements. No.
19 Havlland street. For further par
ticulars address C. 0., care .Seistiueal.
22 t
TO LET—-3 LARGE ROOMS AND
bath with all improvements. Address
M., care of Sentinel. j22'3t
“HlLL8IDE"—DESIRABLE BOARD-
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Hill, Norwalk. Beautiful lawn. and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms $12 to $18 per
Week. Address Drawer H., Norwalk.
317 lm'
FOUND
FOUND ——- LADIES' DRESSES.
.which owner can have by proving
property and paying for this adver-
tisement. Apply at 9 Garner street,
South Norwaik. j24 1t
_. --... ,_. no..-_....___....__
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE -— PAINTING. PAPER-
hauging, 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. 5122 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment oi gout. rheumatism, etc.
Axiangements by appointment. Dr
Widsu'orth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210
f9 tl’
NASH’S MOllii‘ltN GOODYEAR
1) Lil and shoot repair s‘ top. All kinds
Custom made work bit and comfort
glitl‘llllleed. '28 West \lushinuton St.
r V _ l
lree Spraying
Don't take chances. have your trees
aphiyed right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Tree Warden.
Phone 846- 5.
Frederick ii. Gaming
Unde rtaker '
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
W
.1 . flu?”
The
Sentinel ,.
is a. Daily
NEWS-
paper
in the
Broadcast
Sense that
the Term
“NEWS”!
. .08.an _.
' aeolian .
. for small,» which he paid. and hills
TO LET—WELL. LOCATED. MOD-
ern eight room house. every improve-
ment, stationary tubs. centrally locat-
ed. Apply to John W. Duke. 9 Eliza-
beth St. 127 if
TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 39—41
Chapel street. Norwaik. Freshly deo
crazed, modern improvements;
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. Inquire 64 South Main St, South
Norwalk. 2130 if
TO LET-—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of .twofsmily house. 6 rooms. and 6-
rcom flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from rW'r’vnd station.
Joseph R. Taylor s13 tf
Ir.._~.._.._.,~.... .a... ”mm" ..._.... .. .- . w...
Follow the Crowd
Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons. ,
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Sliver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
COLORED COUPLE llN COURT
William King Arrested for Assault
and Ella Bonner for Drunkenness.
i‘llln llouuer has survived a disap-
pointment. Yesterday afternoon when
Mr. Parker invited her to a peach and
ice cream evening party .in the Peek-
alioo Flats, in Water street. South
Norwulk. the idea appealed to her and
she decided to go.
When a girl has set her‘mlnd on
winches and ice cream, it is a bit. dis-
(-micerilug to iiud'the menu whiskey
and beer and gin, but, smothering her
chagrin as best she could, Miss Bon-
ner shook the ipertlldious Mr. Parker
and took up with William King. The
evening progressed steadily. as did
the consumption of liquids.
Along about 1 o'clock Mr. King
gave Miss Bonner fifty cents. on a
dai‘o. and Miss Bonner refused the
dare. but kept the fifty cents. much
to Mr. King's disgust. An argument
ensued. the echoes of which reached
its for us the police, but by the time
that Officers Reynolds and Sammie
had arrived as the run. William had
pushed his knuckles into Ela's lace.
and bills was taking the count.
in the Town Count. this morning.
before Judge ‘l‘ummuuy, Ella declared
thuthillium had kicked her. while
William stoutly maintained that while
he had alarmed lier chops. he would
that Justice would be done to all. Wil-
liam was fiscal seven dollars and costs
was fined three doilarusnd costs for
intoxication. which she hopes to pay.
son slits/~14 FOOT sr. LAW-
aiso ’
duvor. nevar kick a lady. To be sure.
renoe shift. 14 ft. .Swampscott dory,
one 17 it. flat bottom skiff. 20 it.
launch 8 it. up. 2 cylinder engine; 50
it, 60 horse power boat. Apply to
Leslie Gamble, East Norwal.k 324 it
FOR SALE—A NEW LAST YEAR‘S
built 16 foot fiat lhottom rowbost. 2
anchbrs. sail and cars. Inquire Pres-
top H Boyd, Rowayton. 124 do
FOR SALE—A BAllGAlN. NEW
1012 foredoor E M. F. automobile. run
4.000 miles. Reason for selling. am
getting large car. Address B.
care Sentinel.
.124 3t
chickens. including broilers and 12_
Toulouse geese. J. P. Altman, Dar
leu. Conn. . 32 4 1t
FOR SALE -—- POWER BOAT.
14 x 4 1‘2 ft..1 1-4 h. in. Barker en-
glue Perfect‘running order. Make tine
yacht“ tender. $75. 00 takes it. Ad-
dress Barker, cure Sentinel. 123 3t
FOR SALE—ALL KINDS 01“ SEC-
odd hand household goods for sale;
also highest prices paid Ii'or furniture,
stoves, carpets. J. K. Finch, 12 Madi-
sou St. city. 322 (it
FOR SALE—~FARM AND“ EIGHT
young pigs eight weeks old Spring
chickens Apply to Louis Sipizzneo.
North Taylor Avenue. 122 6t
FOR SALEw-GOOD ALL about)
family cow. inquire lmcgene Hoyt.
Grumman Hill. South Wilton. 122 St
FOR SALE OR TO LET-MODEL
seven room cottage. nearly new. locat-
ed 7 Eddie avenue, pleasantest street
in town. All conveniences. hot water
heat. Alpply Geo. E. Thompson. Sold
or rented at once. 320 6t
FOR SALE~CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes. direct from
the farms and weii‘brokcn. Weights
from 1.100 to 1.600. Look them
over. ll, Hershflold, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. j10 tf
FOR SALE—~GARAGE, WITH ALL
supplies. etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold at once. No offer refused.
Address Garage. care Sentinel. 33 if
Far Sale
House nearly new. it rooms, all llll
provements. $500 cash,
terms at 5 per cent, or to let. Might
trade. .0110 lot (‘hurics St, lust
Norwai-k. $200. One lot Fair Grounds,
$1250. l‘lalf cash.
balance easy
JAMES E. ELLS. JR.. Broad River, or
LAWRENCE AGENCY.
NOTICE
to Real Estate Agents
Sealed proposals will he received at
the office of the Water Commission-
ers of the City of South Norwalk. un‘
til 12 o‘clock noon, July 31 1912. for
the purchasing of lots Nos. 10.12 14
and iii map on tile in Town Clerk's
olfice. 1881. said lots located on south
side of Fairview Ave. Norwalk.
Conn. .
The Commissioners reserve the
rightmto reject any and all bids.
322 ill WATER COMMiSSlONERS.
.t.—.3
Beard of Eati’indte
and Taxation
Mayor’s Office.
South Norwalk. Conn.
hereby rolled to be held at the Conn
L‘ District or Norwslk. an. Probate
' of tor the creditors of said estate to
' FOR SALE—CHEAP. 150 YOUNG '
Special Meeting of the
A special meeting or the Board of
Estimate and Taxation of this city is
oil Chamber. on Monday, the 29th
. promoter replied.
The arrests
John l1). Reynolds.
M
W
HIS GOOD NAME»
usual degree.
that a. New York promoter recent]
$26.0th a year. .
she‘s." . ’
"Oh. that makes no diflerence." til
you to do any ivory. We only want t
use your name. you know."
But Mr. Howells shook his head.
must be equally avail '
'were minis by Officer
William Dean Howells. the novelist,
enjoys the public confidence to an an-
it was on this account
uttered Mr. Howells the presidency of
a new mining company at it salary of
"nut sir,” Mr. Howells protested, ”I
know nothing about rhinitis or flu-
"Weider t expect
, *vvo." he said. "No, I must. decline.
oil my more is so well writ: filing. it :
inst, at 8 ouiock p. 1b.. to conuider
the advisability of appropriating the
sum of $48161. (the some being the
unexpended balances of spproprim
tlons for constructing sewers in hin-
coln Ava. Bnowden St. and Fairfloid
Ave), star the construction of a server
in Spring St, betwaen Olav and Wool»
y lugtcn so. and the construction of
said .purpoqcil, or to appropriate laid
sewer pullposell. and to take such ac-
tion in relation to any .of said matters
as to said meeting may seem advisable
or expedient.
.WILLIAM F‘. TAMMANY.
s ‘ ' ’3
D
the (lunar 8t. sewer. or for either of
sum. or any part thereof. for other.
.' vOtt-i/ 03%.
gamma. Norwalky' Donn... an
SOLVENT NOTIOE.
Court. June 25.A. 11.1912.
Estato' of Lydia P Valentine. into
or Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for. the Die
trlclb of Norwaik. hath limited and al.
lowed six months from the date here-
exhibit their claims tier settlement.
rum who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said
time, will he d‘ebarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment
to
WM. A. WARNOCK.
Executor,
Jamaica, N. Y
SOLENT NOTICE» '"
District of Norwalk. as”! Probate
Cour.t July 11th. A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Nelson Taylor. late of
Norwaik, in said District. deceased
Tile Court. of Probate for the Ills-
trlct of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six tnonths lirom the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to {present their
accounts. properly ‘1‘ rated, within
324 31 M
said time. will be do .‘red at recov~
ery. All persons lnde ed to. said es-
tate are requested to in be immediate
payment to l
WILSON Foss,
HAIlLAN-fl b :STONE
‘L‘xecutors.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to every per‘
son interested by reason of the con-
struction of a sewer laid from Wood-
ward avenue to and through Rivers
avenue and thence into Lincoln ave-
nue running northerly about three
hundred (300) feet in said Lincoln
avenue. in this city. that the Council
proposes to assess the expense of the
construction of said sewer or such
part thereof as said Council shall
deem just and reasonable upon the
property abutlln'g upon said Rivers
avenue and Lincoln avenue in a line
of said sewer and (which may be in
any way benefited or improved there
by, and in proportion to the benefits
by such property ,received therefrom.
at a meeting of the Council to be held
at the Council Chamber in said city on
Monday evening, August 5th. 1912, at
8 o‘clock p. m. The following is a
list of the persons whose property is
attached by said proposed assessment:
Lincoln Avenue.
Morris Epstein and Robert Ray-
mond. Frederick V: Hooker and wife,
Johanna l.inxweller.. Charles Ster-
ling. John J. irwin. Stephen Novak
and M. Olycn. Churicslfl. i-loit. Mun
gem and Charles llolzhauser.
Rivers Avenue.
John lit-.\iuiion, llenry i‘iegelcin.
l’er order of the Council.
JOHN .i. (lllNldO.
City Clerk.
Comp. Jilly 22.
NOTICE
.\'otire is hereln‘g-heu to every per-
son interested by liaison of the c-on
structiou of a sane: laid in and
through Fulrfleld .ncnuc in this city
from Connecticut avenue southerly to
a point in said i‘ailllrid ureuue about
one hundred (100i feet northerly. to
Cedar street. that llle Council pru-»
poses to assess the. expenses at the
construction of said sewer or such
part thereof as! said Council shall
deem just and reasonable upon the
propei‘ty abutting upon said Fulrileld
avenue along a line of said sewer and
which may be in any way benefltted
or improved thereby. andkin propor-
tion to the beneilis by such property
received therefrom. at a meeting of
the Council to be held at the Cpuncil
Chamber in said city on Monday even-
ing. August 5th, 1912 at 8 o'clock p.
m The following is a list: of the
poisons affected by said proposed as
easement: '
Edgar 'T.'llates. Funny L. Downs.
William F. and 'i‘. l. Raymond. James
S. Msgner.>Willlam lei. Fisher. Mary J.
Garvey. John and BilzaNiland. Anna
J. Keith, John Clarkiu estate, Benin
min and Harry Miller. William Colo
man, Anna F. O'Hara and Mary A.
Vaughn. Eugene S. Lafllu. Thomas
S‘kidd. James Fltzgibbous estate.
Per order of the Council.
117 24 31
South
1912.
Noru'ulk,
\ JOHN J. CUNEO.
City Clerk.
South Norwalk, Coma, July "22.
1912 . 324 2i.
NOTICE ‘
Notice is hereby given to every per-
son interested by reason of the cou-
structlon of a sewar laid in and
through auowdelf street in this city
«from Austin street northerly to the
end of sold snowman street. that the
Council probcses to assess the exports
sea at the construction of said sewer
or such part thereof as said council
shall deem lust and reasonable upon
the .tyroperty abutting upon said Snow-
which may be in any way bohemian or
improved thereby. and in Dimmer;
to the benefits by such propedtyre
solved Wavefront. at a meeting or said
Council to be. held at the Council
Chamber in said city on Monday eve-
ning. August 5th, 1912. at B ocloclt
p. m. The following is it list of the
per-om who» party is attested b?
said proposed Nbrow/sinuous:
Julia Yousikr Armlula it Lombardi).
TorPIlliF Suites. Stephen and our-
“ i
was. Viacom olnmm. christian
volts. desert and
Per order of the (tunnel l.
JO is J. DUNEO.
dcu street aloud a line of. said street ,
John and Mary Gusto. Annie and I
hsivustauo. waistline Oi. ‘ ‘
Quartz, Mary Viro alto. Stephen now
Have the .H‘n Suit the down.
flow often is the tout ensemble of lingerie halt.
woman's dress spoiled entirely. notby make by using up the odd pieces of it is expensive.
any cheapncss of the compotent parts' you: dress, or buying embroidery and will make one to match your gown.
0!‘ any limit 0’3 COMM 111108. materials making a simple frilled hat overs. wirel'
and trimmings but by the [wrong com-‘ frame
lblll‘illlOIl of bat and ‘gowui
lCandidiy. now. do you not see many «with contrasting underfacing. is on the
women on the street. in the theatre crest of the niiilinery wave. Any one
and at other summer months,
have a startling ignorance of the eter- New York Press.“
nal fitness of things? There's the wo-l
man 'who buys one expensive but and but, one of the many fabric 'hats fa-
then throws up her hands in despair vored by fashion for summer.
and goes out clad inappropriately.
The sailor hat in its stiff. convention- from the dress with which it is worn. }
a1 tailored style should be WOT“ With A ibuckrnm frame can be covered with‘ ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER 00
a tailored suit.
completeness and is becoming.
season of. the sailor do not become uu- ed with a circular piece at the bottom. .
duly enthusiastic and thereby overdo At one side place a wing of embroidery
the matter.
With the lingerie dress there is an- cessfully the idea of trimming on the to let advertisement in The Routine ‘
ary Verso. John V J
and Elisabeth butyrndck. .' , _
lather appropriate type of hat. It is he dress. If you wish to buy this type .
This you can frequently hat take Plenty of money with yonder
if you are clever. you
Last of all, We must consider him
correct but with the evening gown ,
is the large straw shape trimmed with
plumes. Paris is going wild over the
plumes for formal occasions. You a
not lose your head. but you can trip
that with plumes left over from this
winter. They are placed anyvv ‘
Bunches are perched at the front
side and long plumes are wrea'
around a crown.
The lingerie hat of filmy fw'
“lyrics. such a lace. moussellne, chiffon.
who can make this kind of hat, says the
For the linen dress there is a linen
’l‘hls,,
too can be made of linen left over
It gives a delightful plain linen. The crown is then cover-
Inthls ed with a circular one side place a
TAGE NOW.
Hundreds of people are making
their plans for the summer. and W
made over wire and carrying out fine. W159 owner M11 see that they [and]:
v
z.-
BaSebail Fan
j ‘ (LEAGUE AND AMATEUR).
ET THIS‘
Everypiiasebaii “VFan
should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s
ScoreTablets. 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- , 74'
, (“Keep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best sector
made. (lit 13 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.
til We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early. *
ill Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it. together
With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
and one of these Pocket Scorers
wdihe yours. p _ 9| 2
Norwalk Chronicler