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WANTED
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TO LET
6 FOR SALE
Woman—clans WHO CAN saw
, on Singer sewing machines. New Eug-
la‘nd Manufacturing Co, ll North
Main St. . 129 3t
WANTED—~le TWO WOMEN.
washing and mining to do nt,i1o1ne.
Inquire 2 Benton St. 3'29 3t
WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE,
own or three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Address Housekeeping,
cure Sentinel. j27 3t
WANTED~GIRLS AS EXAMlNEItS
on white shirts, steady work and good
pay to competent persons Cluebt,
Peabody and' Company. :27 3t
WANTED -— GOOD COPY OF
Hall's History of Norwalk. Will pay
cash, or exchange a copy of Seileck’s
Norwaik, therefor. William H. Smith,
Jr., 12 France‘ street, Norwalk. 1’27 3t.
WANTED—BOY, MUST BE AT
least sixteen years old. Wm. P. Beers,
South Norwalk store. 326 3t
WANTED—«TWO GIRLS WANT
sit-nations at general housework. in-
quire Elizabeth Romncish, 63 Ely ave-
Illle. 1‘36 3t
WANTED - CHAUFFEUR,. .MUST
be experienced and a careful driver.
Address “Car,” care Sentinel.
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Rest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 ton
tor bhb calves to fatten. ii. Fried-
man, Cpnn Ave. Tel. 11131.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HtLLSiDE”—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.
117 lm
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE PAINTING, PAPER-
hauging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and puiuiers’ supplies of Alex.
Willie, til l-L’ idly Arc. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. n22 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements l)\ appointment. Dr.
M itlsuor'blhs ‘nnltztrlum. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
113.11 and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. I‘ll and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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LOST—»«SA'l‘l.'lll)i\Y NIGHT Illi-
iivt-ou i’ulunm avenue and Armory. u
l'l‘nlcrniiy pin with Imam.» ou out-l”.
tlmvurd. Kindly return to 27 I‘llllillll
art-1111c, South Norwulk. ,iltl ti
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FOUNDv—«SMAIJ. i’UltSld 0V POI!—
1.01181. Owner can have some by
proving plopelh lllliI paying for adv.
A Hustle, 2R liouc 81.1.") it
Tree Spraying
ilont take chances, have your trees
sprayed right. I spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Tree Warden.
Phone Sill-:3.
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Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
To LET-«6 ROOM HOUSE WITH
attic. All improvements. Owner will
rent same for $21.00: or will keep two
rooms on second floor and rent hul-
suce ‘tor $111.00. Address Rom, care
Sentinel. 3:19 at-
T0 LETw-vl HAVE FINE HOUSE
to rent on Seavlew ' avenue, finest
neighborhood, good view, eight rooms,
with huprovements. J. Ii. Lawrence
Agency,“‘South Norwaik. 1.39 at
,T0 LETw'i‘l‘IIll‘flid ROOMS. SEC-
ond tear and attic, four dollars a
month. Inquire 40 liayvlew Ave. 127 (it
TO LET—~l—IOUSE, 142 SOUTH
Main St.., eight rooms, improvements.
Rent. $13.50. Apply to 19. M. Tolles.
127 3t
T0 LET—~NICW TEN ROOM
house, all modern improvements, $35.
House, :barn, largo grounds, East Nor~
wall-k, splendid place to raise chickens.
Large manui‘actory, with power. Car-
penter shop. Barn. Rents from $5 to
$40 per month. Norwalk, Smith Nor-
1walrk. East. Norwnl-k and liowayton.
inquire of Raymond Bros. 12? 3t
TO LET-—IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
part of city, house with every im-
provement and convenience, in good
condition. Central. Possession at
once. Inquire 22 Taylor avenue, near
West street. 125 (it
T0 LET-TI-IREE ROOMS, COR-
ner North Main street'and Pine
street. Water, toilet; $7.00; no child-
ren. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1056-3.
it of
son sate—mums 3.11011qu
Guernseydersey calf (female). (lea.
Carlson, State St, West‘port. 1211 3t
FOR BALEwtiHEAP. GOOD PAIR
of work horses and a few spring
trucks. Inquire J. 11. MoNerney, 48
‘ther Sh. South' Norwalk. 129 iii:
long, 8 horse power Barker engine.
Price $125. Inquire 110 Woodward
Ave. 127 31;
FOR SALE—NEW SHOES, 75c OR
$1.111] kinds of men's women’s and
children’s second hand shoes cheep.
Tony Garromone,2 2Norti1. Malnjgt.“
FOR SALE—~14 FOOT ST. LAW-
renco skill, 14 it. Swampscott dory,
one‘l? ft. flat bottom skill, 20 ft.
launch 8 h. .p. 2 cylinder engine; 50
it, til) horse power :boat. Apply to
Leslie Gamble, East Not-walk. 126 St
FOR SALE—ALL KINDS 01" SEC-
ond hand household goods for sale;
also highest «prices paid ifOi‘ furniture,
stores, carpets. J. K. Finch, 12 Madl-
san St., city. 122 6t
FOR SALEuFARM AND EIGHT
young pigs eight weeks old Spring
chickens. Apply ho Louis Slpizzneo,
North'l‘aylor Avenue. 122 St
FOR SALE—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms, and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,600. Lock them
over. B. Hershfleld, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. 110 it
T0 LET—«FIVE ROOMS. WITH
part improvements, East Norwulk;
also one store in East Norwallt at
reasonable price. Inquire of R. Jose~
lovsky. First Ave, East Norwnlk.
1‘18 if
.sro LET—~LOWER FLOOR, ll‘Oiilt
rooms, large pantry, ull iniprovc-nrn1ls,
garden and t’.r11it inquire afternoon
and evenings, 2i (trove 81.1" lit
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TO LET~AI’Ait1‘hlli]N'l‘S A'i‘ ‘i9- ii
(‘hapel street, Notwailt. Fleshly dec-
orated, modern improvements; also
an apartment. at 219 East Washington
St. inquire 611 South Main St... South
Norwnlk. 11:10 tl'
TO LET“ -llAl\ili/I‘ON AVM., HALF
of tuo-iamily house, 61001115. and (1.
room list; all improvements; good con
dition; one block from .. ’ *1 1d station.
Joseph ll 'l‘. irior sill. ti
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A good American believes in "tak-
ing things coo‘; " water, soda and oth
er beverages divorced from the heat,
wooded to ice, but he wants that im-
portant part of his hot Weather com-
lort PURE. Certified Ice fills that
want perfectly. it costs no more than
ice of questionable purity. It's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
580.
Distributors for The Norwalks
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. T. Pickering, Norwalk
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Follow the Crowd
Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and nature”
Afternoons.
Six Pieces ofMusic
Handsome Iltvor lot .otvd‘a Amy
Ivory “whiny Night.
wwmmf Midi“ of Plum
id pretty young woman in Prunes
recently those as her dance a burdens
oil criminal who had been condemned
to‘deeth. She herself was serving It
recruits in prison for inert, and were
the heard that e [allow armour rm
to be guillotlnori one immediately so
stitched the": authorities to he allowed
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FOR SALE—«GARAGE, WITH ALL
supplies, etc. Enough storage to
more than pay expenses. Must be
sold at once. No otter refused.
Address Garage, care Sentinel. 13 it
For Sale
over 11
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address
JAMES E. .ELLS, Jr.
l’nrt cash 111111 11.13:. mortgage,
ill‘l‘ (will. ‘
Investment opportunlt:
conic property renting for
per cent, on price asked.
Registrar of Voters
NOTICE
The legal voters oi the Second Vol--
the District, of the Town of Norwulk,
are hereby notified that the Regis-
trars of Voters of the Second Voting
District of the Town of Norwalk will
be in session at the Town Court
room on .ii‘ridays, August 2d and 9th.
from 12 to ll 111111.. for the purpose of
receiving applications 1101‘ national,
state and city cum-us and primary rog-
Applculions to he made
voters will iiso «be received.
El) 'Alill B. BOULENS,
JEREMIAH EGAN,
Registrars of Voters of Second Voting
District of Town of Norwalk.
South Norwalk, July 2111.11, 1912.
322 25
NOTICE
to Contractors
Scaled proposals will he received at
the office of the Water Commission
era of the City of South Nonwnlk. un—
til it 'ciock noon, August 5, 1912. {or
trenching, pipe laying. hock illllns.‘
furnishing lend, hemp packing and do
i111: all the work connected with the
extension or u 8 inch pipe on my
street to liurritt avenue, approximate-
ly (tilt) lent
The Commissioners remove the
right to reject any and all bids.
Plans and specificolionr may the seen
at this office on and Mel Tuesday
July till, 191'.
129 tit WATER COMMISEIONIBRQ
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Registrars cf Voters
The is 1 voters of the Third Vot~
tug Iiiistr ct; of the Town of Norwsik.
are hereby notified thatt
or Voters at the Third otiug tile~
trict otatho Town or Norwelk will or
in session at t 11 store or The G01»
1111111 (.30.. to rot street. East. Nor-
weilt‘, on Fridays, August 2 and 9. hum
30
, calving maisonette tor on
primary registration.
11th, It ,1 ti
HARRY is
lien-m ovum or
‘ Dist til at Town it!
so: hornets. .111 11' it
FOR SALE-«MOTOR BOAT, 20 FT. 1
i then. spread with a cup of sugar and
Registrars
12 to 9 11. 111., for the purpose of w
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North Knowing
A clever device tor'lettlng the oil
drip slewly from the battle when mak-a
ings, salad dressing is this: Cult two
grooves in the cork on opposite sides;
one groove admits air, while the other
pe1 mlts the oil to run slowly and even-
1y.
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To cook canned corn without burn-
ing. remove the mailer from the can
and .put in the teakettle to hell for
15 minutes. Then open and pour the
corn into a hot buttered dish. idea~
son with a dash of salt and pepper
and a. little meant.
To clean 1white. marble, wash it
thoroughly with soap and water; then
brush it over well, especially in the
cdevlces, with whiting mixed with a
little blue, as used for ceilings. Al-
low to dry thoroughly, and then ru‘b
with a clean, dry clothmeallas News.
To 56 Erribrcldered
Here are a nunrber or useful things
that may be embroideredi
Library tunic covers, dollles, oeu-
tenplecos, bread tray dolly.
Stockings, gloves, handbags and lin-
en hats.
Aprons, collars and cuffs (or coat
or linen suits.
Towels, napkins,
done in single letter.
Blouse done in punch work or other
stitches. Panels on skirt to match.
Pmasols, belts and traveling cases
in linen. ,
Monograms on your underwear or
.hlouse 1)0(k€’t and on yom 1bed linen.
tablecloths, all
Handkerchief borders and initials.
Lingerie, in ‘French embroidery
stitch.
Fruit Pinwheels
Mix together and rub through a
sieve one pint of ilour. one table
option of sugar,“ half. touspooni‘ul of
salt. and two scuerous'tablespoons of
butter; not with a scant. half pint oi‘
milk; sprinkle the board with flour
and putting the dough upon it, roll
down to a large square about hull
an inch thick. spread a heaping tu-
hlispoon of soil. butter on this and
n (‘irp of currnuts: cut in slices about
tlirco-(plartcrs 01' an inch thick and
lay in well buttered puns. Do not
let the slices touch each other. links
in a very quick oven for about 1:31
minutes. These are nice for luncheon
or ton. :-
Separate seven eggs. Measure :1 cup.
of granulated sugar and silt it: mens-
uxc twothirds of a cup of pastry llour
and silt it live times: beat the whites
or the eggs untIl light. and add hail
al‘leaspoon or cream of tartar and
heat again; add the yolks of our eggs
that have been thoroughly beaten and
mix in the sugar, then the flour. The
ingredients must be quickly :but thor-
oughly blended. Bake in greased gem
pans in a quick oven tor 11‘» or 20 min-
utes. When thoroughly done and cool-
ed, ice them with orange icing.
Koldomar.
(Danidh mutual-Take one pound oi
finely chopped lean beef, one halt mm
of pnrhoiled rice, one small onion,
linely chopped, one can, well beaten:
salt to taste and mix thoroughly to-
gether. Select. medium sited, perfect
leaves from 11 head of cabbage, partly
boiled (the leaves should be sufficient:
iy tender to roll suitably «without tin-euk-
lng): into this so apportion the mix.
turn that each leaf can he firmly roll-
ed and securely doubled in at the:
ends. Wrap these with thread to in
euro iii tr remaining in nhapo...and
place in a covered vessel over a slow
lire in about 11:11: an inch of butter.
The hatter mutt be replenished and
the rain. turnedmcaulonsliy. They
should stow very slowly tor about
two hours.
Worth Knowing.
Dent choice the mistake of starch-
inn your pique or (solutions shim.
They may not slicer clean as long,
but they will hens «hotter and he
element to roost.
Wash your while out: ulster. {loo-
dry them in the blinders, you will
not be disappointed 1o 1. 1r turning;
fury and inserts in cold water and .
111er thick
iron.
the Wilshin
lightweight
paper. Vet
When dry,
on «hate or
u”
piece of 11113011 woolen cloth.
Won-gins on hot-11 sides lay a moder.
il‘resllened by the same treatment.
around a toast. board tube.
. Advertise in'l‘he Sentinel
White Bathroom.
A‘ small bathroom is much better in
piece of wrapping paper white paint. There are excellent ena~
Alter
over the volts and press with a warm niel paints to ‘be had which can be us
ed on plaster and woodwork alike, and
' ‘It the veils are not to ‘be worn over leaving a. finish that water will not
the taco and look a little rusty says
harm, says 11 Ladies 'Home Journal
writer. 1 should advise very light
cream, and then with a biueand-white
cotton rag and bath met you will have
a very fresh nad pretty bathroom.
gton Herald, use a piece or
Mack camhrlc instead of
is or Brussels not are also
either fold loosely or roll
If draped
bonnets, veils can often be
Fruit Soup.
(A Danish vegetatian 1‘eclpe)'——0ne
pressed in this way without removing. cupi'ul of pearl tapioca, one hell .pound styles ——iNewark News. ,. . “
ol prunes. stoned, one half pound ot‘
“ dltion oi Water from hit to
,. solved and the min i‘ ”
pint of water.
:Be careful to take the media
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‘ chopped, three “slices or lemon. sunr. .-
cinnamon and whole cloves to test!» 1‘
soak the tapioca. until soft; mix all
boil slowly in water enough to mom
when cooked the codeistoncy or .
thick soup. This will roe ire tit ' ilu
When the tapioca is hit) a,
the desired amount cl sugar 11 ‘
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eaten hot or" cold: it the latter ‘
.ped cream is an agreeable addl
respect both to flavor and consent
‘ Peas With Bacon.
To a pint of flesh peas add
ter of appound of hecon or ham it
small pieces, and a little butt
a little, pepper in the cooking
the as soon as they are done
wil turn yellow and burden.
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Robes of Towelinm. ,
Bath robes of Turkish toweling
the soft colors, combined with w
are quite as pretty as they are .,
seedless raisins, three large aimlesp
cal They come lli‘
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