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1‘ WANTED
WANTED~GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. 11‘. -A. Van
linren, 6 Stevens St. 131 it
WANTED—GIRLS WHO CAN SEW
on Singer sewing machines. New Eng- .
land Manufacturing (19., 11 Union St.
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WANTEDv—TFAMSTERS. S'i‘EADY
w.oilt The Ferris Coal (10.130 31
WANTED——(.‘.HAUI«‘1«‘EUR. MUST
be experienced and careful driver.
State, wages expected. Address
“(fir-11'.” care Sentinel. 126 ti
WANTED-4311 TWO WOMEN,
washing and ironing to do at borne.
Inquire 2 Benton S1. 129 :11
WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Desi. market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
101 bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
111an,Con11 Ave. Tel. 1151.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HiLLSiDE”—-—DESIRABLE BOARD-
era wanted at {‘ililislde." Prospect
Hill. him-Walk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms $12 to $18 per
week. Address Drawer H., Norwaik.
117 lm
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER‘
hanging. Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White. 01 1-2 idly Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 1122 1111
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of goat, rheumatism, etc.
A1r‘angements b1' appointment. Dr.
W1dsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
139 if
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot impair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
iree Spraying
liont latte chances, have your trees
sprayed right. i spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 8-in-6.
Frederick 2H. Gaming;
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
Follow the Crowd
Roton Point .
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons. ’
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Silver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
nint1itt of Nora-111k. 1111., Probate
t'uuri June 27,», A. 1).. liliil.
insinie of Lydia 1’. Valentine. late
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court ol’ Probate for the Diu-
‘irlut of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowod six months from the daic‘ here-
oi‘ for tho'credltora of said estate to
exhibit their claims ii'or settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said
time, will be debnrred a recovery. Ail
persons indebted to paid estate are to
queaicd'io make immediate payment
‘ to
A. \‘i‘AitNilth.
Executor,
Jamaica, N. 1'.
WM.
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SOLENT NOTICE.
District of Norwuik. 1111..
louri, July 11111, A. 1)., 1912.
[estate of Neiaon Tailor, tale oi
Norwaik. in said District. deceased.
, The Court of Probate for lite l‘iis
» trict of Norwaik, hath limited and ai~
lowed six months iroin the date hero.
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit lbeir claims for settlement
. Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be deplored a recovu
cry All persons indebted to said e111
rule are requested to shake immediate
5111111111111 to ”Mr
WILSON P. F085.
MARIAN F. STONE
Probate
117 :11 31 Executor-s.
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carnation Youn 901111111111 coin
t more NOW.
Hundreds ‘or. people are inciting
TO LET
T0 LETWAPARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street. Norwallt. Freshly dec»
orated, modern improvements. inquire
04 South Main St, South Norwagg. ti
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TO LETwLARGF. NICDLY FUR
nished front room for two First
class table board. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. G, M. Taft. iii llaviiaud 15133131..
” ll. lit
To. LET-~FURNISHI§D ROOM,
electric light and hath; also garage.
inquire 10 Clay street. 131 31
TO LET-~LOWISR FLOOR. 4
rooms with attic room. 61 Van Zant
.Si‘. Water and gas. immediate 1110s-
session. Rent reasonable. inquire
ii Osborn Ave. 1:10 3t
T0 LETWFIVE ROOMS WI'IXH
improvements. inquire 72 North
Main St. 130 lit
TO LET—410118111. 0 LARGE
rooms and bath, fine attic; with all
improvements. good location, .iine
«walks; one block from trolley. 111-
quire 84 Woodward Ave. 130 iii
To LET-u ROOM HOUSE WITH
attic. All improvements. Owner will
rent. same for $21.00; or will keep two
rooms on second floor and rent bal-
ance .i'or $15.00. Address Rout, care
Sentinel. 12!) 3t
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FOR SALE
FOR SALEwNINE OLD RENE
and 17 young chickens, which are big
enough to kill. inquire 7 Snowden
Ave. South Norwaik. 131 it
FOR SALE‘ ... KNOCKQIBOUT
sloop Constance length 2-1 1-2.111111111
7 1-2, steel center board 2 extra libs;
thoroughly overhauled l‘ast l.boat
Price $2211.00. Phone 707. 131 3t
FOR SALE—~A BARGAIN. NEW
191:: foredoor 11. M. ll‘. automobile, run
4.000 miles. Reason for selling am
getting large cur. Address ii. F. 0..
care Sentinel. 131 Bi
ron SALEmflOitSE AND was-
on. Apply to 5 Wood St, South Nor-
walk. Conn. 1211 31
FOR SALE—SPRING DUCKS.
dress at eight pounds to the pair.
Vaas't. Tel. 75-5. 131 St
FOR SALE—«CATBOAT, 21 FEET.
Cheap to quick buyer. Address 51111-
boat, care-Sentinel. 130 (it
FOR SALE—«.ii‘OUR COLONY
chicken coops. five wire runs. eleven
11. 1. Red yearling hens. Ten hens and
two cocks, brown ieghorns. Inquire
66 West St., South Norwalk. 130 Bi.
FOR SALE—FINE 3 .MONTHS
Guernsey-Jersey calf (female). Geo.
Carlson. State St. Westport. 129 31;
TO LET—4 HAVE FINE HOUSE
to rent on Seaview avenue, finest
neighborhood, good view, eight rooms.
with improvements. J. ll. Lawrence
Agency, South Nor-walk. 1.39 Lit
TO LET~IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
part of city. house with every im-
provement and convenience, in good
condition. Central. Pofisessiou at
once. inquire 22 Taylor avenue. near
West street; 12.") 6t
ROOMS ( Oli-
TO LET—~TIIREE
nor North Main stleet and Pine
street. Water toilet; $71M); no child
rcn. Geo. Mitthell Phone infill-1}.
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FOR SALE—CHEAP. GOOD PAIR
of ~1vork horses and .1 low spring
trucks. Inquire J. H. McNerney. 48
Walter St... South Norwaik. 129 (it
FOR SALE—44 FOOT ST. LAW-
rence skill, 14 ft. Swampscott dory.
one '17 it. flat zliottom skill. 20 ft.
launch 11 h. p. 2 cylinder engine; 1'10
ft, 60 horse power boat. Apply to
Leslie Gamble, blast Norwalk. 126 Dr.
FOR SALE—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1.100 to 1,600. Look them
B, l-lershileid. sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. 110 if
TO LET FIVE
part. inrprovenrenis, East NQI'Wziiii;
also one. store in East Norwalk at
reasonable price. Inquire of ii. Jose-
iUV‘Sli)‘. ll‘il'sl .\\‘c., lCnsr Norwal‘r.
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T0 LET—«APARTMENTS AT 3041
(‘11:1pcl slroci. Norwalk. Freshly (lor-
oruted, modern improvements; also
an apartment at 211‘) East \i’ashington
Si. Inquire iii South Itiain St.., South
Noru'nlk. 1130 it
‘1“ TO LET‘77 llAMilfi‘ON' AVE, HALF
of urn-family house. (i rooms. and 0-
room lint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from rr’ ‘oad stnliou.
.lom'ph ll Taylor 813 if
LOST
LOSTmA Will’i‘ld WALKER FOX-
hoului with largo black spots. near
i‘win lll'ldues, \\'csiporl. last Satur-
day night wook. Finder please return
.10 Ilr. 1‘, it. liohauruul. South Main
street, South Norwuik. 1:11 211
LOSTwSMALi. BLACK AND TAN
dog. answers to name of "Prince."
Licensed. Reward for return to N
North Main 31., South Nor-walk. 1:10 lit
LOST~LION'S li’lCAl‘) .lEN'i‘LE~
man‘s scarf pill. small diamond chip
in teeth, green eyes. With clasp.
011 North Main or Washington Sta,
July 29. Liberal reward for return
to Sentinel office. 130 :it
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A good American behaves in “tak-
ing things coon" water. soda and 0th
or beverages divorced from the heat.
wedded to ice. but he wants that im»
pol-taut part of his hot Weather com
tort PURE. Certified loo fills that
want perfectly. it costs no more than
ice of untouchable 3111mm it's not
Nd) good for you. Or at today. Phone
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Distributors for The Norwalks
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
(111113.11 Pickering. 1m.
Mary day some stompatrons hit
ought to some to your star; 3o loo
where—to their own and. your disad-
vantage-because your Invertlgiuti
can not quite travelling cherish.
/Oosta or white serge with scallops
arises bound in white or pastel tint are
attractive for the small maiden. ' "
For Sale
investment opportunity. Will sell 111-
ior over i]
ll‘ luicrtslcd
Jr.
and part morlgnpe.
come properly renting
per cent, on price asked. ‘
JAMES E. ELLS,
Part cash
per cent.
Registrar of 17111ch
NOTICE
The legal voters of the Second Vot-
ing District, of the Town of Norwa‘lk,
are hereby uotillod that the Regis-
trars ovaolers of the Second Voting
District of the Town of Norwalk will
lie in session at the Town Court
room on Fridays, August 2d and 9th.
from 12 to 9 p. 111., for themurpose of
receiving applications 1101- national.
state and city caucus and priuuu'y reg-
istrations. Applcutions to .be made
voters will also be received.
EDWARD ii. DOULENS.
JEREMIAH EGAN,
Registrars of Voters of “Second Voting
District of Town of Norwalk.
South Norwulk, July 20th. 1012.
NOTICE
to Contractors
Sealed proposals will :be received at
the allies of the Water Commission-
ers of the City of South Nouwn’lk. un
til 12 clock noon. 'Auguot f1, 1012. for
trenching. pipe laying, back filling,
furnishing lead, hemp packing and do»
his all the work contracted with the
extension or a 0 inch pipe on Day
street to Iiurritt avenue. approxhnate-
iy liDdfeet.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at: this office on and Mci' Tuesday
July 30
129 at WA’I‘illit i‘OMMiEBiONmitfi.
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11'ko across on 1.111112 vacuum.
The Salvation Army has two trolley
era >111 Retort Point
island. Bridgeport, today on two local
trolley specials.
>«A special car for a trolley ride to
, hammers has been ordered for this
evening. A South Norwak mans has
planned the ride. .‘
ensures 111 r1111 can;
A" good all. in the right gum
car; out today with a party of jllilnlclh
‘ The ltewnyton Methodist Sunday"
School excursion went to Schumann
"tors except his ”wife and counsel
11111111 to ruin:
(Continued from first page.)
Whether Lieutenant Becker will
to make his own position easier by tel- ‘
ling the prosecutor the recipients of ‘
the graft lmonei’mhich “Bald Jack" 1
Rose, says he turned over to Becker.
was doubted this morning. If Becker
is disposed to tell his story it must be
template in every det “ the district
attorney is reported to have said.
Over fifty! witnesses will be subpoe-
naed to appear before the grand jury
to tell what they know of alleged po
live blackmail.
The information obtained from Rose
who says he was Becker a collector
from gambling houses will be suscepti-l
his 013 prool’, said tiledistrict attorney.
All records of gambling iirrests will
be closely scrutinized Ito obtain evi-
dence lnvthe nose and District 'Attor~
ney Whitman is in possession or a list
of the gamblers given him by Rose,
who 111 his accusations against Beck
or. said that .when the police lieuten
ant took chairs of the “strong arm"
sound he asked fo'r the names of gum-
blers who could be made to give up
for police prlfnection. '
‘Rose Bays that Becker took the list
and determined how much money was
to be assessed for the privilege of do‘
111g business unmoiosted. Some gain.
bier-s, Rose said paid as high as $500
a month. while the little fellows got
month.
Meanwhile Police Lieutenant- Beck
er, a prisoner in the Tombs. is saying
nothing and there is no confirmation
of the report that his defense will be
that the three gamblers, Rose, Vallon
and Webber. finding the case going
against them got together and framed
the story that would involve Becker.
“Big Jack" Zeiig. to- whom Rose
Slay itosemhai. will appear when wan-
ted. 1115 counsel has told the public
prosecutor that‘ Zelig would tell every-
thing he innuv of the‘cose. Zelig is
now out. on $111000 bail for carrying a
concealed weapon.
The alleged actual 11551181113 or Ros-
cuthal, Marry Horowitz or "Gib. the
Blood,“ Lefty Louie" and "Whiteny
Louis‘ are still at large. “Dago Frank"
(‘iroiici is in custody.
:iionoy supplanted murder as the
chief issue in New York's police scan-
dal today. Slirrcd by the stories of
Jar-k Rose. tho gambler. that the Ten-
derioin'n ti‘illum to the “system” for
protection reached 32.100.000 annual-
‘i.\'. the murder of llermnu Roscnibai
was thrust temporarily into the back-
ground while the authorities beat
their energy toward vonilrmiut: Rose‘s
assertion. ' lie 111ai11ialntui that. be-
sides liecitcr. the police lieutenant
charged with instiguling the Rosen-
ibel killing, three higher police of-
ilt-inis and a civilian employee of the
department were sharcrs of the graft.
District Attorney Whitman will hold
another conference with Rose and his
associates this afternoon. ‘
Far from discrcdiliug the tale of
32.400.000 as a fantastic yarn 01 'a
gambler seeking to case his own
plight, Mr. Whitman believes the
amount to be u cormnrvniive esti-
mate.
The police niitlioi‘iles on the other
hand said today that the story is ri-
diculous. A statement made rwith the
authorization of Commissioner Waldo
said that with the system of checks
and counter checks employed 111 the
department it was impossible for any
individuals or any branch of the ser'
vice to collect blackmail in anything
like the enormous sum mentioned by
Rose. inspectors and other officials
below the commissioner were quick
to deny that they had any finger in
the funds collected. it was conceded
that «gambling exists 111 the city. but
it exists, an the police authorities
maintain, because of the" attitude of
the courts which, they any, makescom
vlction well nigh impossible.
Corrupt individuals within the do»
par‘mient, it was admitted, might tie
able to levy blackmail. ‘llowever, it
was held, that Lieutenant iiecksr
when in charge of the strong arm
squad and engaged in gambling raids
never had authority that would on-
abie him to go ahmld with the whole
sale collection of graft such at Rose
superhero have described.
i'l‘ha police department announced
today that it was ready for the moat
searching investigation
Although the iiunrnen who did the
actual abolition of Roseathnl are
still at large, one more or these. db
Netty involved in the crime came
(within the reach of the authorities.
lie is 3111111161 Sensors. an occupant
oi the Gray car in Which the murder-
or: rods away. (”3011111191 tor Baboon
said only his client was willing to
surrender provided he was accorded
.Weuhsr. ,
lanes in the Tortilla. receiving no visi
care to avail himself of an opportunity .
off with any where from $50 to $100 a ..
says he sent word to get the men to ‘
the tmtma t given Ross. italics and
1.1111111 Becker maintains his 111-
Handrails- at people are maids:
111m- plans for the gamma. and m. :
Corn Starch Cake.
One cup sugar. half cup butter. half
cup sweet milk, three eggs, one cup
flour, two think; can corn starch, one
teaspoon cream of tartar, "half-tow
spoonful soda.1Save the white of one
egg tor frosting, with three fourths
cup powdered sugar, three teaspoons
grated chocolate, one teaspoonlui lem-
on.——Portland Express and Advertiser.
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Potltoc Macsroons.
lCook pared potatoes in salted boil-
ing water and mash line. Season two
of
cups of potato with a rounding table-1
spoonful of butter 11 little salt and'
Pat in lublespooni’uls on buttered pan,
brush over with beaten egg and brown-
in oven. Take from the pan with a
broad k1111e.—-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Gluten Wafers.
Mix one half cup of sweet cream and
onesaltspoon of salt. Stir 111 platen
enough to make a stiff dough. Knend
- and roll out very thin. Cut in rounds
and bake a delicate brown on an au-
grensed pan—Maw J. Lincoln.
Checsed Potato.
.A variety of scalloped potato that is
cream and a few drops of onion “juice.
.crentn the :butter;
white sauce“ and grated chess
the New 'Haven Journal.
sures a delightful brown.
Fruit Jumble:
Two cups of sugar, one cup
ter. the cups of flour. five egg
small teacup or milk, in Will
solve halt a teaspooniul of
cream again;
a little cinnamon. nutmeg, allspic
ground cloves and a quarter
pound of currents, rolled in 1191111,, ,
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is used for the top layer, which
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then add yolks oi
white pepper a spoonful or two
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