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WANTED TO LET FOR SALE
‘ WANTED-rFI‘VE ROOMS. "Air TO LET—~APARTMENTS AT 89 FOR SALE—«ESTABLISHED BUSI.
dress 11?. 13.,Geu’erai Delivery. iii 3t Chapel street, Norwaik. Freshly dec- uses at Norwalk and South Nor-
orated, modern improvements. inquire walk. Hard work“ No rent. $200
WANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL 64 South Main St.. South Norwalk cash. Dolauy, 18 Lockwood avenue,
housework. Wages $27 per month
for competent girl. References requir-
ed. Mrs. A. Morehousc, Darlen,
(loan. :11 3t
WANTED—~Gl‘lti.s WHO CAN SEW
on Singer sewing machines. New Eng-
land Manufacturing 00., ‘11 Union St.
, - 131 3t
WANTED—«TEAMSTERS. STEADY
work. The Ferris Coal Co. 330 3t
'WANTED—OHA‘UFFEUR. MUST
a3!) tr
To LET—«LARGE NIGELY EUR-
uieiied trout room for two. First
class table board. Terms reasonable.
Mrs. G. M. Taft, 16 illiviiuud street.
j31 3t
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FOOT SPEED
Stamford, Conn.
roe SALE-33
launch, new 1912 engine. new cash;
ions; seats eight; lilstcl'ass condi-
tion. Apply Darien Launch Works.
at at
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To LET~FURNISHED ROOM,
electric light and bath; also garage.
inquire 10 Clay street. 13]. 3t
T0 LETwLOWER FLOOR. 4
rooms with attic room, 61 Van Zant
be experienced and careful driver. St. Water and gas. immediate their
State wages expected. Address session. Rent reasonable. Inquire
“Car," care Sentinel. . 126 ti 3 Osborn Ave. 531) at
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS To LET-”FIVE ROOMS WITH
cattle. Iiest market prices paid Ex~ improvements. Inquire 72 North
tra prices for fat calves. $3 to 34 Main St. 330 st
to: bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. TO LET—«HOUSE, 6 LARGE
m~ — rooms and :bath, line attic; .wilthflali
improvements, good location, ne
MISCELLANEOUS’ lwnlks; one block from trolley. Iii-
quire 84 Woodward Ave. 330 3t
“HiLL8lDE"———DESIRABLE BOARD—
iers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Hill, Nor-walk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel
lent table Terms $12 to $18 per
week. Address DraWer 13., Norwaik.
117 lm
WE fi...q..::. .. .sw
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging. Decoraltin'g. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pit-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
lWlblte,611-2 Ely Ave Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. a22 1m
TURKISH
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
NVL’HidSViOiUls Sanitarium. Tel 210
f9 ti'
NASH‘S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repnir shop. All kinds
custom made work. it‘ll and comfort
gi.:il‘:llileed. 28 West Washington St.
’l ree spraying
llont. take chances, have your trees
lpz'iycd right. 1 Spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 8-1155.
Frederick H. Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
Follow “the Crowd
Roton Point
.Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons. o
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Silver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
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THE RECREATION TOURS.
Season 1912.
Atlantictlty, 6 day tours $21.00
Mondays, July 29, August 5, 12.
19. 26, Sept. 9, 18
Block Island, 3 day tour: 010. 50 and
$11. 50.
Saturdays, July 27,
ii) ‘17. 24, 31
White Mountains, 6 day tours..$25.00
Mondays, July 29, August :3. 12,
19, 26 Sept. 2
Thou-and islands, 6 day: tour.. 034.00
Tuesday, Aug. 20th
Royal Tour 9 duo tour 074.00
Tuesday. August 20th.
Visiting Thousand islands St Law
ionce River, Quebec, Montreal,
hikes Cnumplulu and George and
Humloga.
Tours to Niagara Falls, Nova Bcotis.
Nautical. Quebec The Saguenay itiv‘
or. etc
For the New England Tourist, dos
crllli lug all tours and rates from your
stutlon call on (i W Harris at depot
or address
THE RECREA‘lggN TOURiST 00M-
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191 Orange his New Haven. Conn.
August 3,
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WAR HEADQUARTERS TO BE AT '
STRATF’ORD.
S'l‘liA'l‘tl’Oltil 22...... Aii$.11.-lt has
been definitely determined that the
headquarters or Muloroeuerul slips,
'umpli't' of the war game to he held in
this state August 10 to ll), will be in
this plate Paradise clean will be the,
headquarters and ground has been
leased from n (1. Wood from August '
‘iltih to 15th. it is also itnumtwd that:
this will he the aeroplane station
oven
BATHS FOR THE-
‘eble to swim'ior nearly halt were
TO LETwTHREE ROOMS, COR-
ner North Main street and Pine
street. Water, toilet; $7.00; no child-
ren. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1056-3.
11 till
T0 LET-~FlVE ROOMS, WITH
part improvements. East Norwaik;
also one store in East Nor-walk at
reasonable price. inquire of R. Jose~
lovsky, First Ave, East Norwalk.
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To LET-APARTMENTS AT 39-41
Chapel street, Norwaik. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements; also
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. inquire 64 South Main St. South
Norwalk. a30 ti
TO LET~—i-iAMiLTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and 0-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from “0"“1nd station.
Joseph R. Taylor sill tf
' LOST- ‘ *
LOST—A \\'ill'|‘ld WALKER ll‘OX
bound with large black spots, near
'l‘ii'ili iiri’ilges, \\'estport, last Siiiiir
day night week. Finder please return
to Dr. if. (i. llolinnnun. South Main
street, South Norivziik. 3:2] .‘il
LOSTMSMALI. BLACK AND TAN
dog. unswurs to name of “Prince."
Lii'i‘llis'i‘d. Re‘uu'iiii for lt‘iiiiil to 74
North Main St. Soulli NOll'lElik. j‘ltl :lt
LOST- vHON‘S S Hill Al) (lidN'i‘iJu
lllzllliti scarf pill, small dinménd chill
in luvlli, green eyes. lWilli clasp
On North \lulii or Washington Slit.
July :11. Libel-iii reward vl’or return
to Sentinel (wilt-o. 3’30 ill
Vssiwnnrnsrr»
A good ‘American believes in “ink
lug things cog; " water, soda and oth
er beverages divorced from the heat
wedded to ice, but he wants that im-
portant part or his hot weather com»
fort PURE. Certified ice fills that
want perfectly. It costs no more than
ice of questionable lpurlty. It's not
:23 good for you. Order today. Phone
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Distributors for The Norwoliis
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BrookSIde ice Go.
Boom NORWALK'
and
Chas. T. Pickering, Norwalk
"W ”bEA’fillé 'iN“+Ti4”é‘"erATeT”m
'NEW HAVEN, it onn..Aug i,»~ll‘rom
iiuoiiielal records there were 303 vio-
leni deaths in the slate during July,
oi which drowning claimed as. Not
all those ‘drowued, however, were illi-
t‘ulien with cramps while in the wa-
ter. The heat wave claimed 8 Vic»
time by direct fatal proutration. and
there were live homicides. Sixteen
persons were killed on the railroads.
and automobiles. illuminating gas, oil
ectrlcity and tirexeueh claimed four
victims. lln spite ‘oi the heavy trailel
on trolley care only two violent deaths
Are attributed directly to that users
cy. A single death is crmlted to 4th
of only fireworks. Ascompsred With
June minutiae-were increased by 23.
. J . one ween
.tion, simply says he will so to a
FOR 8ALE-TWENTY-TWO FOOT
motor boat, 10 h. p. twocylinder en-
gine; complete outfit, flue condition;
$235. 0 ii. Scott, ltoway-ton, Conn.
a1 3t
FOR SALE KNOCKABOUT
sloop Constance, length 24 1-2, beam
7 1- -2, steel center boaid 2 extra libs;
thoroughly overhauled. Fast boat.
Price $225. 00. Phone 707. 131 iii
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. NEW
‘ 1912 toredODr E. M. F. automobile, run
4,000 miles.
getting. large car.
Reason dor selling am
Address B. F. 0.,
care Sentinel. 131 st
FOR SALEwHORSE AND WAG.
on. Apply to 5 Wood St. South Nor-
walk. Conn. 131 St
FOR SALEMSPRING DUCKS,
dress at eight pounds to the pair.
Viiast. Tel. 75-5. 131 3t
.FOR SALE-CATBOAT, 21 FEET.
Cheap to quick buyer. Address Sail-
boat, cure Sentinel. 130 (it
FOR SALE~FOUR COLONY
chicken coops. live wire runs, eleven
R. i. Red yearling hens. Ton hens and
[We cocks, brown ieghorns. inquire
613 West St, South Norwulk. 130 31.
FOR SALE—«CHEAP.
of work horses and .i
trucks. inquire J. ii.
.VViltiSii‘ St. South Norwiilk.
GOOD l’AlR
few spring
McNernoy, 48
jib.) 6t
FOR SALE-CARLOAI) KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1.100 to 1.600. Look them
over. ll, ,lershiieid. sales stables.
Concord and Wood streets. 110 ti
investment opportunity. Will soil in-
come property routing for oi'ci‘
per cent. on price united. ll iiilorisled
address
l’urt. cash and pant mortgage. 5
per cent.
A. ”Whammy-..” ._. -...H.,..... .... N. ~... .-.
Coming! Gaming!
(GRACE)
(HARRY) '
and their trillions
EDUCATEi)
DOGS
The greatest troupe of l’erloriiiing
Dogs before, the public will exhibit
in tents.
. Three Ninhto.
at Elisi LotWest Ave.
Commencing Monday
August Sill
il‘ree Outside Exhibition 7:30 p.111.
Moving Pictures and illustrated 301m.
Admulolon 160, children under
twelve loo. ., .
SUPERINTENDENT LAKE'B RENO
NATION.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 1.i-An othelui
statement issued by the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company says:
, "C’. 8'. Lake. who has made a credit
able record as superintendent or the
Western niViaion oi the N. Y., N. H.
a ll it it. has decided to become
general superintendsnt oi s western
road Hill successor. will be announced
in a few days}? " ‘
the Lake. in confirming his rut
Which has, its headhunters in Minus-
spells. ‘ '
t ,lar as the conduits are concerned the
For sale.
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JAMES E. ELLS, in;
i oi" the
ilili ills BEEN Willifl
ion in Boston, All Under-
ground, is completed .
‘ uuw paves. Aug. 1.4m last
link in the oo‘uduit system tor the un-
derground telephone system between
Washington and Boston has been laid
at the corner, '0: Church and Elm
streets near the building of the Secur-
ity insurance compsnl", completing so
35.000.000Job the American Telephone
it Telegraph Company undertook two
years ago for putting the telephone
and telegraph wires in that company's
control under ground.
"Workwill now proceed with the
hauling. of cables through the con-
duit all the way from this city to
Providence, and it is expected that the
underground telephone system will ‘be
in use by the time that the next
President of the United States is in-
augurated.
it will be recalled that when Presi-
dent Tait was inauz-uiated s gloat
storm paralyzed the telephone and
and Philadelphia, and the news or the
inauguration cei‘emOnies to the coun-
try Wss curtailed becausadhe tele-
phone and telegraph service, was crip
pied. The telephone oiilciais say this
will never happen again with the line
dergrouud system in operation.
Aside from some stretches that re-
main to be finished between Washing‘
ton and Philadelphia and the installa-
tion of cables in the conduits between
New Haven and Providence via of
Hartford and Wililmantic, the under-
ground eyster is ready.
Viced’resident James T, Moran or
the Southern New England Telephone
company said today that the comple-
tion of the underground conduit sys-
tem does not mean the overhead lines
outside the city limits are to be aban-
doned. These lines will be main-
tained.
Mr. Moran says that the telephone;
iihd telegraph lines in the city are:
l pretty much eliminated from overhead"
new.
“1. “man was asked if the compie~
lieu of the underground system wiltiin
Through bondultdromWashliig.
telegraph service between Washington ,
mean the abandonment of the met .
llieud ”[105 now operated by the long,
distanced companies or .by tho Souibfil
eru New England. He said that this;
would not he dour. The present over-j
head trunk line system would be main-l
tallied as usual. 'ilirse uould double;
lilio equipment and thereby enable the,
ittiit‘lfllollo companies to‘ giie itli leased
seiilce.
burying oi‘ the long distance “Niles is
made possible by llio iliVolitibn of,
Prof. l'upili'e liiilliurtnz coil or ivliatl
. may be termed n "booster," a. piece of",'
equipment that ioiiit’orres the strengiiiv’
lines underground and makes
possible a clear conversation botwceu
long; distance points." We shall never
be crippled or have our service crip‘
pied by otornis,“euid .‘ilr, Moran, “with
the underground system working. or
course we don’t figure upon the under
ground system being withoutexpouse
for there is apt to be one dimmilty or
another to the underground service
which will call for maintenance but
on the whole we shall not expect to
encounter such expense in maintain-
ance as is likely to result after i'el‘)’
heavy storms in winter."
The Southern New England Tole.
phone (‘10., built the conduits within
the limits of the cities of the state in
cooperation with the American Tole-
phone and Telexraph Co. and the bill
Bell Co. constructed the conduits in
the zones outside the big cities. The
subway telephone line follows the
shortest route to Boston. lt'goes out
“Whitney nVenue crosses one 0! the
bridges over Luke Whitney thence up
the Ridge road to the Berlin state road '
to Hartford. thence to Manchester.
in brie: the route or the subway tele.
phone this follows closely the old New
York and New England road from
Hartford to Providence.
.OPPOBITION TO THE NEW IAT-.
TLESHIPE DISAPPEARING.
WNBHING’TON. Aug. Irv-Tim oppo-
sition in the house to new battleships
is fact disappearing. Representative
Suitin- said last night that» ho had
been approached by some or the oath
battleship men With an offer to com-
promise on one chip, He said he had
been in consultation with some or the
Republican members of,
conference committee and they had
decided that they would "stand pot"
on the tire ship proposition. it is ex-
pectod that when this attention comes
up tomorrow at a check the uudbsttle
ship men will be demoted. it is now
thought that the two ship proposition
will be agreed to without a division.
NOW i0 RIM. ESTATI ‘1‘th
. Advertise your ysctint property,
early and not. it rented. identical also»
allied not. do the work cheaply ‘sno’
L
g A muscle authorities is good
Mr. Moran mpluilicd ililii tiiof '
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the solute "
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Oyster Loaves.
This is a good old Virginia dish that
commends itself to the bousekeepeti as
not only delicious ’but easily and also
quickly prepared, says the Richmond
News Leader.
small “loaves" or “boxes" for individ—
ual serving or in a large crust loaf like
Vienna. For the latter cut oil the top
of the loaf and scoop out the crumbs
leaving it like a box. Fill the space
with oysters that have been brought
to the scalding point in their own li—
‘quor and well-seasoned with salt, pep-
per und butter. Add a tenspoontul ot
cream, sprinkle some of the crumbs
taken from the loot. Put into a drip-
alt: :- a All“ Waln/m/n/plfl"l‘lnhu/n/u/n/n/ala
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ping pan, pour some of the liquor or
the oysters over it, and put into a hot
oven to crisp. Take care that it does
not scorch. {Setlon a hot platter, slice
and serve. Some people like the addi-
tion of a little lemon juice in season.
ing. For the small loaves Parker
house rolls are best. ant oil the tops,
remove the soft inside and liill with
oysters which have been scolded and
made rich with the crust and butter.
Cover with the crust and set in oven
to crisp.‘ ‘
what is known as an open stockpotr
tern says an exchange. than a bro
.piece may be replaced without in ,
trouble.
it may ‘be served in Practicalities.
As I live in a coke country .
have much dirt to contend with, lilo
that I save much work by putti’
dishes not in constable use‘intol
.bags, leaving out one to out o
as a sample, says a corresponds t1,
the Pictoiinl Review. This plan so u
washing when extra dishes are n ‘
ed.
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Choice of Dlhoes.
In buying a set of dishes it is well to‘
consider the advisability of getting
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One high grade. oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retail value . . . .
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