Classified “AdCs”~‘-C- To Let.
For Sale, Business and
; ,1 , 1 . , Professmnal Cards, and»
" C C' CC CC C Miscellaneous so ceased’to fall some hours earlier, but
~ the heavy precipitation soon made the
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 26cm usually dry beds of mountain streams
Three Times' 506-- “Emit; Adding: 81 $33111 $511“: per Insertion, In thk' “$11311: Eng; radians are of an
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annual occurrence for which prepara-
> tions are made, and comparatively lit-
TO LET tie damage is done; freshets caused
1 . ' by hoary summer rains occur several
TO LET wIN BEST RESIDENTIAL
part of city, house with every law
«movement and convenience, in good
times a season. but the heavy water-
condition Central, 'Possesuion at'
fails are carried away with but little
damage. The cloudburet of yesterday,
once. Inquire 22 Taylor avenue. near
West street. 125 (it
however, came before the district had
To LETmFURNiSHCCED, FOR AUG-
recovered from more than twenty-
four hours of torrential rains on Sun-
ust and September, my residence, ‘No.
4 Mott avenue. Very reasonable
day and WM every stre ,bankdull, * Black velvet sashes are smarter than ll u
soon all were out of their banks. ‘ ed hat that carries out successfully ”‘9 mother who is 1
terms to desirable tenants. George
lid. lurtls. 125 31:
,_ idea ofau afternoon or evening gown the 01195 01' “010”“ “an 1" wear-1 “Sure, mammal" proudly repl1,
“I:saint:legrogslxgryglggg Be sure to have the hat suit your “1’11“ the all white or the m“ “010”?“ Johnny. “I can feed him dll right ,
T 0 LETMLOWFR FI 00R WITH 2from the earth. , a gown! it will make or mar the effect 1 nger ‘3 gown. 1 "Did the baby have plenty of mint
attic room, 61 VauJantCstreeCt. Water Railroad traffic through a great 1.5.. of your costume. 1C The high istiff collax on the tailored' asked the mother as soon as she
and gas. Immediate possession. Rent ritor is deinorallzed. With four cont . ~-—- 'waist has given (place to a rolling Lord turned. '
reasonable. Inquire 3 Osborliewgivgt “Ewing mm “Monte“ we Pew Simmons Rlbbonl. 'Byron effect that is particularly c0011 "He drank the best part of n
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.. The wid ribbons of to at ii are and becoming in the new soft silk lie of milk, replied Johnny. .,
sylvanla was “Mme to get passengers 6 C ff a s CC "But the bottle is still neariyd’ul
ssurrraour I1 11‘,“
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FOR SALE C‘
FOR SALEw—«MOTOR CYCLE, WIN
dian make, slightly out of repair; :30.
to quick buyer. The White Electric
120., 51’Water St, South Norwglgr. 1t
'FOR ‘SALE——-WILL SACRIFICE
for ‘3100 launch 19 x 5, 4 11. p. Barker
engine, First class condition. Great
bargain. Address P. 0.13.,158. Nor-
walk, Conn. 124 3t
FOR SALEmA NEW LAST YEAR'S
built 16 foot flat bottom rowboat.2
anchors, sail and ours. inquire Pres-
ton ll, Boyd, Rowayton, "124 311:
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN, NEW
1912 foredoorhl. M. F. automobile, run
WANTED
wau'rsoennov WANTED ’nu-
tween 14 and 16 years of age. Apply
'l‘xvctory entrance of J. J. Cash (30.,
but, Chestnut St. 125 at
FOR SALE—4300!) HORSE, WAG-
on platform Scales and house to:- sale.
inouite 42 Summit Ave, South Nor—
walk. 123 it
WANTED—wA GOOD RELIABLE
11111111 to take charge of ice .wagou in
South Norwalk. Telephone call
1221-22 or 259-3. “ 125 3t .,
The shaded plumes, no longer of the or to use for ‘otber summer fancy
weeping willow variety, are clustered work.
in fascinating bunches and are placedl
on mats of line hemp or tags] straw. ‘ > C ‘
There lsibeauty in the graceful colored ' thT11: 116111111111): “CB; CCCCtClCCCCCnfdeace it; 1
front; and (he wearer can Magyar. 0 “35 a“ ("we Ol‘ 1'6 m Bumm you would look after him and “Cd hi
eneiy at the world from under a plum mwm” :While I so over and see your start
THE BEST PART.
“Johnny," said a West End mot er.
a few days ago. .“you are now largo
enough and old enough to care
the baby for a few hours, and I With
a
WANTED—«BY YOUNG GIRL SIT-
11atioh at general housework. 11 Tall-
unudge Place. . 124,3t
. WANTED w SIX ROOM HOUSE, 'ro LETwTHREE ROOMS, (1011- 4,000 miles. Reason for selling 861.1me the city early today. Several very gorgeous; rose patter-us are pre~ blou.ses id th other
all improvements, convenient location, ner North Main street and Pine getting large car. Address 13 railroad bridges 0-! that system and dominant, says the New York Times. ' Wide brimmed hats are now much in 3a 9 m ” r u
to rent from August 1. Will not pay street. Water, toilet; $7. 00; no child- care sentinel. 12 4 C31. ' One of dark led rose; is noteworthy vogue, very flat models trimmed withI "T113“! 30. agreed Johnny: . Wt
the Baltimore and Ohio were torn
over 325. Address. P O. Box, 51, Nor- ran. Geo. Mitchell
Phone 1056 3. .. _ when I said the best part I meant . ,
walk 124 3t 11 1:1 FORCSALE~ALL KINDS or sac- from foundations thought imbregna- for 12520101" 9mm» “We“ “a“ “1“ “12° “all"; “305* “1 fam- But a 10W cream off the top..__Youn8mw 1
. , , . ——— 1 end hand household goods for sale; bio and buried into the maddened on sign. of humming birds hovering round the linegrie hats of the season or two
WANTE'D—iTl-IREE GOOD DRIV— 'ro ~ LETw-FIVE ROOMS, WITH also highest prices paid lfor furniture, ters C their nest. This pattern, though on a a are seen now, most of the newiegfam.
ers, 4 laboring men, and one man to
act as foreman. Steady tw‘ork winter
and summer, good pay. Raymond
Bros .. 123 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-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
part improvements, East Norwaik;
also one store in East Norwalk at
reasonable price. Inquire of It. Jose-
lovsky, First Ave, East Norwalk.
118 it
To LET—LOWER FLOOR, [POUR
rooms, large pantry, all improvements,
garden and fruit. Inquire afternoon
and evenings, 21 Grove St. 123 6t
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSIDE—DESIRABLE BOARD-
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Hill, Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Exceb
lent table. Terms 312 to $18 per
week. Address Drawer H.,Norwall1.
117 1m
” BUSINCESS 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;' .1122 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment ‘of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment.‘ Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 220.
f9 tf
NASH’VS MODERN GOODYEAR
be it and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 2.8 West Washington St.
'l we Spraying
Iron't take chances, have your trees
Sprayed right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 846-5.
FrederickC H Gauung
U ertaker
B4 UTH MAIN, STREET
TEL. 904
. for vlighlt housekeeping
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
in pr:lv1tc
liamily, modern improvements. use of
both to couple or ladies. Address A
T., Sentinel office. 123 at
T0 LET—«APARTMENTS .A'l‘ 39-41
Chapel street, Norwaik. Freshly doc.
orated, modern improvements; also
an apantmont at 219 East Washington
St. Inquire 64 South Main St., South
Norwalk £130 tf
T0 LEE—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of. two- family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; alllmprovements; good con-
dition; one block from vl't"""1ad station
Joseph R Taylor 313 if
Follow the Crowd
Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
SixPiecesofMusic
Handsome Silver 'Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night. .
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given 10 every per»
son interested by reason of the con-
struction of a sewer laid in and
through Snowdcn street in this city
from Austin street northerly to the
and of said Snowden street, that the,
Council proposes to assess the expen-
ses 011‘ the construction of said sewer
or such part thereof as said Council
-WG”..W w...—
OTlCE
Not me is holelby given do every per-
son interested ‘by reason of the con-
struction of a sewer lnid from Wood-
ward avenue to and through iiivers
arcane and thence into Lincoln ave
auto running northeily about three
hundred (300) foot in said i.:in<oln
.ivonue in this city. that the Council‘
ull‘olionoh to 1132062 the expense of the
toneiiuttion of said sewer or such
mart thereof as said Council shall
«imam lust. and rcustmublo upon the
property abutting upon said Rivera
avenue and Lincoln avenue in 11 line
of said sewer and which may be in
any way benefited or improved there-
.by, and inwprolmrtion to the benefits
:by such pioperly received therefrom.
at a [nesting of the Count ii to be held
at the (louncil Chamber in said city on
Monday evening, August 5111 illi2 at
it o'clock p 111. The following is a
list of the persons whose property is
affected by nuid firopuscd unuenumcni:
Lincoln Avenue.
Morris Epstein and Robert ltuy-
mood, Frederick V, Hooker and wife,
.ioimnnn i.inxweiler. Charles Star.
ling. John J. lrwin. Stephan Nova-if
and M filyon, (linrlos if. Holt. Mar
gavel and Charles lioizhauecr.
Rivers Avenue.
iohn hit-Mullen, Henry ilugsiein.
i'er order of the Council
JOHN J. CUNEO.
City Clerk.
(innit. July 22,
124 2t
Soul h
Norwich,
i ii i 2. r
Mum-a,-
WHEN THEY came TOC THE FOLD.
A motor; clergyman tells one hole
tunnel: to that city ‘who but a some
what patronizing manner one to the
exaggerated action he has big; the
amount of “Moo blood" that to
his veins When not long so ”ill
Inna was introduced to a Syrian of
satin birth and education, one line in
Worcester; tutti ' ‘ iiiubbi'r‘s Illinois inanir-C
ed, done: the course mutton
“my 1; an. if you are a
lien religion!" 1
Is
shall deem lust and reasonable upon
the property abutting upon said Snow
111111 street along a line of sold attest
which may be in am way benefitted or
improved thereby, and in proportion
to the benefits by such property re
ceived therefrom. at. a meeting of said
(ionncll to be held at 1, the Council
(I bomber in said city on Monday eve-
ning, August 5th 1912, at ll ociock
p.111. l‘ho following is 11 list of the
persons whose property is affected by
said proposed improvements:
101111 and Mary Cznko. Annie and
Julia Yoozik Armlnla F. Lombardo
’i‘orcziu Soltoz, Stephen and Car
mellu l9". Sulvnstauo. lemodiuo Ci-
oppa, Vioccnzo ()Inoue, Christian
Swmtz, Mary Virotuko. Stephen Ko
vnkn,.losepl1 and Mary Vnrgo, John
and Elizabeth Smyrnuck.
Per order of the Council.
JOHN J. (TUNED,
(lily Clerk.
(1301111., July 22.
121 at
NEW METHOD COP VEfiiFViNCG AO-
COUNTS.
South
1912.
'Ntirwuik,
n... .w_._. M. . .. . M
flankom' Encyclopedia (to. interested
in south Namath Trust 0on Plan.
The Booth Norwslh Trust Company
has received the following letter from
the bankers lilncyelopsdin 1:30., of 20
Nassau Street, New York titty. the
publirhcrn of the Bankers’ Home Mail
urine, and other authorities on bank
lag. 'l‘heilatter speaks for itself. ,
New York, July 24. 1212.
south Norwsiit Trust company, '
South Norwaik, Donn.
Gentlemenzw
We notice that you publish a list
of numbers or your outstandinu hank
books, with the amounts credited to
the deporitors, in the South C'Ne’rwrilit
hitching Sentinel. ,
This it the first time the: this meth
ad of verifying accounts has come to
not notice. We think the plan an gr-
rcarillon one and would be glad to here
you tell us how it works out.
‘ Hoping to hear from you, we are, ‘
stoves, carpets, J .
K.Finch, 12 Madi-
son St, city. 12
261:
FOR SALE-«FARM AND EIGHT
young pigs eightw weeks old. Spring
chickens. Apply to Louis Spizzneo,
North Taylor Avenue. 122 6t
FOB SALE OR To LET—MODEL
seven room cottage, nearly new, locat.
ed 7 Eddie avenue, pleasautest street
in team. All conveniences, hot water
heat Almlly Geo. E. Thompson. Sold
or rented at once 120 6t
FOR SALEv—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well-broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,600.. Look them
over. B, Hershiield, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets.. 110 tf
FOR SALE—~GAIIAGE,,WITH ALL
supplies, etc. Enough storage to
more than new expenses. Must be
sold at once No offer refused.
Address Garage, care Sentinel. 13 tf
.._,.._....4, NW-
For Sale
House nearly 1new, 6 rooms, all. im-
provexuonis, $500 cash, balance ensy
terms at 5 per 1213111., or to let. Might
trade. One lot. Charles 81., East
Norwnik, $200. One lot Fair Grounds.
$250. iiali‘ cash.
,.. Wag“..-
_JAMES E. ELCLS. JR., Broad Rlver, or
LAWRENCE AGENCY.
Notice is hereby given to every poi-
son interested by reason ol the con
struction of a sewer laid in and
through Fairlieid avenue in this city
from Connecticut avenue southerly to
a point in said li‘nlrheld avenue about
one hundred (100) feet northerly to
Cedar street, that the Council pro-
poses to assess the expenses of the
construction of said sewer or such
«part thereof as said Council shall
deem Just 11nd reasonable upon the
property abutting upon said i‘nlrfleld
avenue along a line of said sewer and
which may be in any way beneiltied
or improved thereby and in proper
tion 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 even-
ing. August 51h, 1212, at 8 o'clock p.
m. The following is 11 list of the
persons affected .by said proposed as-
sessment: ‘
Edgar '1‘. Rules, Fanny L. Downs,
William F. and ’i‘. 1. Raymond. James
S. Magncr, William H Fisher, M‘flry J.
Garvey. John and it lies. Niinud Anna
.7 Keith .lohn Oiurhiu estate, Benito
min and Harry-Miller, William Cole-
man. Anna F. O'Hara and Mary A.
Vaughn. Banana 8. Laiiin. 'l‘homne
Skidd, James iv‘itzgibbons estate.
i’er order of 1111?! Council.
To
seamen”
the Marita C
The
auditing!
is 1111116299?“ C"
' rushl'ng rnce. The tremendous weight
133 '1'6115’11? 11 party loss would not oxoood $100. 000.
. y or ' The paper mills along the river will
“SECCCCC NOCWCCCCC' “01% “C124? be obliged to remain idle until the
Hundreds are homeless Thousands
are suffering. Towns are cut off from
light background, would be a charm-
ing piece to use ~for making workbags
models being picturesque shapes of
lace and satin. Advertise in The Sentinel.
railroad, mall, telephone and tele-
graph connections and are in dark-
ness and are withou fuel. From West
‘Virginia no reports can the secured
by the weather bureau, for almost ev-
ery wire from that state is down.
it ‘was in the coke regioi that the
been spent l'uiontown. Dunbar, Lo
mout, Large. Braddock, Connelisville
all were inundated. and suffered great 1
damage. The gneatest loss of life.
was due to the flooding of the Supenba
mine at Evans, nine miles from Uh.-
lontoku. Fifteen miners are now ac-
counted lost, the known dearth of a
foreign miner having increased last
night’s list by one. Three are miss-
ing among the 450 employees at Le
mout. No. 1 mine of the H. C Frick
Coke Company, whose nine foot vein
nudc1lies that of the Superba work-l:
lugs. in this latter mine lopmts in
rllrnie 1hr .. of 18 lives 1
'l‘hoso oho have penetrated the S11".
pcrbu mine since the flood report 81 1
most indosu'ibnble ruin within the”
Workings. 1
"it «looks in there as if there hadi
been an explosion of terrific irorce,"1
said one. "The water simply ripped1
up the tracks and twisted and bent‘
the .rails in allgsorts of shapes. in
1smue places forming n11.1nrposslble
barrier to our further entry."
The. workingsundor parts of the:
low land, which was transformed into}
n veritable lake, through which the
cool spring channel formed 11 madly
of this water found the surface weak
spots, and the thirty .i‘oot earth crust
covering the old workings broke
through in five, widely scattered
points. The largest of these was with-
.100 fee‘. of the slope entry of the
mine. it is a hole twenty feet in
diameter into which hay, timbers,
rails and other obstructions had been
buried in the mad Ilrenzy of relatives
of minors known to be in the workings
when the first alarm of danger was
seen. Their efforts to dam up the
openings were most feeble in content
with the water.
F‘ino Foreman Hauler dim!" oomph-1.
ing measurements to find out how
much pipe would the required to reach
from the entrance to Ilhe wales in the
mine for pumping out the water, es»
timated it would Ibo three Inontlm be“
fore operations could be resumed in
the mine.
Damage in Wisconsin.
WAUSAU. With. July 25.-~When the
water had subsided today from yellow
day‘s flood it was found that the pro-
dsms are rebuilt. it will be noversl
days before railway traffic will become
normal. The city waterworks are in
ruins, and a drinking water turning is.
feared.
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as PATIENT.
no than not impatient-Mica is not.
no thbunot impatient with thy lot.
Or whether cloud or whether such!
fair.
rfury or the storm seemed to have "
Or whether pleasant be thy path of
care,
pininw- ‘ ,
its Chen a purports in each drop of rain
’Tiu not tor you to murmur or coma- C '
, dew that falls, ‘
dash rippling stream. each niacin
1» bird tint frills
Across tits uisndoWMIi in tithe wiliab
"from immeasurable serous free
, toilingthrough
mu blade of grass, each pearl of ‘
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