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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25cm—
Three Times, title-— ~Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black.-
face or Caps. Double Price I
WANTED |
TO LET
F013 SALE
WANTED~EXPERIENCED GIRL}
for general housework. inquire 14
Lowe St. a8 titl
WANTED—A SALESLADY IN A
dry gOods store. Apply A. Diokerl‘nun
and Son. a8 3t
LADIES CAN EARN MONEY AT
home doing «Bili‘ili‘tlitiel'y. No for
sample and instructions. Gem Novel~
t,» (70., Bloomfield, New Jersey. a8 1t
WANTED—GOOD M'AN FOR ALI—l
around work. Bond required. Inquire
Will. Effron, 35 Fort St. East Nor-
walk. all 3t
GIRLS WANTEIDNGIRLS FOR
turning in or paper Iboxes. Inquire
The C. S. Trowilridge (10.. 11le Wash-
South Norwalk. all (it
ingion SL,
WANTED-WASHING AND‘ IRON-
ing at home. 16 Day St., South Nor-
, walk. all St.
WANTED—~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
rtra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man. Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSIDE"——DESIRABLE BOARD
era wanted at “Hillside," Prospect.
Hill, Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
lent table. Terms $12 to $18 per
week. Address Drawer 11., Norwalk.
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e‘USINESS” NOTICES
NOTICE —- PAINTING, PAPER-
!liluging, Decoralting, by practical mall.
Save money by buying your wall pa
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
'llite, 01 1-2 Ely Are. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. 1122 Im
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
M'sdswortll's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
10 if
NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
b!) it and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Fredenck H. Canung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
Follow - the
Rotcn Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons. “
Six Pieces of Music
Handlomc Silver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
oov. which airs FOR edema”
Campaign Phottgraphg Will Be Re.
produced From the L'kahall.
tibia (lilil'l‘, N. .l.. Aug. 8.~‘GOVGI‘II-
or Wilson left for New York early to—
day to have his portrait drawn. From
the picture will be reproduced cam-
paign photographs.
[in he boarded the train his more
tmy handed him a number of telc
giants or congratulation on the govern
or» speech of accuptbuce yesterday.
(inventor Wilson exported to spend
most of the day and tomorrow at the
artifia's studio. returning here Satan
'duy. National Chairman Mciomhs
and others of the committee. it was
said might meet him during his visit
to New York.
Plans for the campaign in Maine
have practically been completed. (lov-
ornor Marshall will stump there in»
fore the State elections in ficpiember.
but Governor Wilson will not speak in
Maine until after the stale elections if
all all. .“
CUMMONGG NOT A CANDIDATS.
mammal), Aug. tin-“H0111” e.
(humnlugs, licmccratie national com—
munes-man for Connecticut, issued a
MAWW
statement today in which be said he
has not. is not, and will not be a can»
dictate for Congress. illsrellsoa is
that if elected he would aspect to as:
vole his whole time to the work, and
he does not feel that he could give till
Mr. Ohm»
his law practice to do sit.
things has just returned from ancil-
tloa,‘and yesterday took part in the
notification ceremoniesfot downer
Dunn; his In»
Wilson at Ben Girl.
sense u been for him had been started
l l'OOIllS.
Crowd.
TO LET—FOUR AND EIGHT
Inquire at The Bazaar, 70
Washington St. « a7 tit
TO LET-eLOWER FLOOR; FOUR
rooms, large pantry, all improvements.
garden and fruit. Inquire afternoons
and evenings, 21 Gram St. " 9.3 (it
TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 30
Chapel street, Norwaik. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements. Inquire
64 South Main St, South Norwaik. 1
a30 t.
TO LET-‘THREE ROOMS, COR-
ner North 'Main street and Pine
street. Water, toilet; $7.00; no child
ren. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1056-3.
, jl bf
TO LET-«FIVE ROOMS, WITH
part improvements, East Norwaik;
also one store in East Norwalk at
reasonable price. Inquire of R. Jose-
lovsky, First Ave” East Norwaik.
318 it
To LET~~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of twofamliy house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room fiat: all improvements; good con.
ditlon; one block from rr“mad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 913 if
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A good American believes in “talc
lug things cook" water, soda and 0th»
or beverages divorced from the heat.
wedded to ice, but he wants that ho.
portant part of his hot weather corn
fort PURE. Certified Ice fills that
want perfectly. it custs no more than
ice of questionable purity. It's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
>80.
Distributors for The Norwalks
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. T. Pickering, Norwaik
For Sale
come property renting for over 11
per cent, on price asked.
address
JAMES E. ELLS, Jr.
per cent.
investment. opportunity. w,“ 8,,“ in- court for adjustment, at the Probate
If interested and that all persons interested in said
Part cash and psit mortgage, 5 118 it'
FOR BALE—vNO. 8 STEWART
charm cook stove, nearly new, $14.00;
sheet iron stove, $3.00; new single
bed, $5.00. 0111193 South. Main St,
South Nor-walk, Conn. 9.? 3t
FOR SALE—~500 LOADS OF
choice manure, ashes; air-slack lime,
land plaster and other fertilizers for
:tall crops. Raymond Bros. a7 31:
‘FOR 8ALE-$325 BUYS A $400
Francis Bacon piano, Easy terms.
Also Edison phonograph, stand, born
recorder, two dozen records. Variety
Bazaar, 76 Washington St. a7 3t
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE,
property No. 63 Spring street. Price
$3,300. Inquire at The South Nor-
walk Trust Company. 8.6 hf
SPECIAL- SALE OF CHEAP FEED
for chickens. A large quantity of mix-
ed grain to be sold cheap. A quan-
tity of sweepings. Raymond Bros.
. a6 3t
FOR SALE -—~ KNOCKABOUT
sloop Constance, length 24 1-2. beam
7 1-2, 17 feet on water line, steel cen-
ter board, 2 extra jibs; thoroughly
overhauled. Fast boat. Price $226.00.
Phone 707. 9.5 0t
‘FOR SALE—19 FT. MOTOR
boat, 6 ft. beam, 6 h. p. Palmer en-
gine. A1 condition. Full equipment.
Will sell cheap. Inquire Chas. Lar-
sen, Saugatuok, Ct. so (it
FOR SALE—CHEAP. GLASS CAB.
in cruiser, 30 x 8 ft., 12 h. p, 2 cylin-
der Palmer engine, jump spark, re-
verse gears, dynanlos, storage batter-
ies. electric lights. fully equipped with
anchor, lights, life preservers. cash-
ions, flagsfetm including 14 foot ten-
der, Inquire Wm. Plnkney, Rowayton.
Tel. 836-4 a5 3t
FOR SALE ~11USiNl3 SS WAGON
and single harness. ApplI at 9'i Lox.
ington avenue. a5 31
FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED BUS]-
noss at Norwalk and South Nor-
walk. Hard work,
cash. Dolany,
Stamford, Conn.
FOR SALE—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct front
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,000. Look them
over. i3, Hershfleld. sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. 110 ff
al at
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of .\'orwallt, as Probate
Court, August 7, A. 1).. it“:
Estate of lame] i’. Sammie. late
of the Borough of iirooklyu, in the
County of Kings and State of New
York. deceased.
Ordered, That the executors exhibit
their administration account to this
office in Norwulk. on the 2011i day of
August, 1912, at 10 o'clock forcnoon;
estate may be notified thereof, the ex-
ecutors will cause this order to Ehe
published ill a newspaper having a cir-
culation ill said district, at least five
days before said 20th day of August,
MERRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
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At a Court of1 Probate ilcldell at
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man of the committee on streets and
it Company, New York brokers, and
the cash delivered over.
cilman William Miller. nuance com-
mittee, City Treasurer
WWW.
permanent roads
once.
THE “PROGRESSIVE" PARTY
ties. Robert W. Hotter,
ncnt care." ‘They are
dues beneficial. results. .
handful drugs. Never sold inbuilt
F. Wilma“ ‘2 GO.
WALLII N0 FORD.
tier. Guilt. his.
eraser pavm‘o norms PAID FOR.
Councilman Harry W. Mather, chair-
sidswalks is a happy man today, for
““3 “WWW“ the "00'0”“ issue of of said deceased has filed in this
street paving bonds will be turned court her written resignation of her
over to the firm of Kissei, Kellllicutt ”Md ”“3“
The bonds count and of the acceptance of said
were conveyed to New York by Coun-
Wilrred Bud-
wnll and City Clerk John .1. Ounce.
Councilman Mather socompanled the interested therein by publishing this
With the money in tilehands of the
street. department it is expected that.
the work on the construction of the all it
will commence at
is the individual. man or woman, who
uses Foley's Kidney Pills for back-
ache, rheumatism, went: back. and
Inher- kidney and bladder irregularl-
insurance-
;gfifgfig‘ 1,111,?” rugby; 13:51”? astemnent, at least until the whim
Malina. regulating railroad owned ships had
strengthening tnnlc‘aad nick to ro- been ”“6th
' ' 3mm“, ”no the bill was taken up today, however,
"Put up in two sixes in ”slim bottles.
'i‘hs genuine in it yellow package. W. night.
ROTTEN POLE with"!!! LINIMAN.
John Panel! of Weapon untrained
a broken ankle and cultured internal
injuries Ills intends? alteration when
he in: crash“ to the mm from n.
light-buts 30 fuel: lush. m note. rul-
,Wd, broke Willis Pliuli
«Income aniline Manual on.
Add. a—«Oranu
master's dilly stills Masonic homo
film has been set by Grand Master
Justin Holden of Norwich. tor bathe
Norwaik, within and for the District
of Norwalk, on the 7th day of Aug—
ust, A. 1)., lili2.
Estate of George Richards, late of
Nurwalk, in said district, deceased.
Whereas, the executrlx of the will
Ordered, That the matter of the ad-
justment of her administration ac
resignation, be heard and determined
at the Probate office i Norwalk on
the filth day of August, 1912, at 2
o‘clock. afternoon, and that public nov
tlcc thereof be given to all persons
order in a naWstIIIper having a circu~
lation in said district at least five
days before said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
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PANAMA CANAL BILL.
WASHINGTON, Aug, area-outlier
Johnston today unsuccessfully attcmp
ted to malts the Senate sit continuous-
ly until the Panama Canal Bill ll fin~
lubed and to limit speaker. to live min-
utes each.
Senator BNMOW objected to such an
I “2.qu
it was believed when
that it might he'comhloted and finally
seat than}: of the law breakers.
. Winnipauk car from South Norwaik.
and made remarks which were not pm-
lwouid halve to be quiet, but they paid
no attention to him. When the car between them be ironed beautifully and one- quarter cups flour. small cups,
one teaspoon bake in a moderate oven; it ‘
soda, little longer to bake nun wit
coler heads intell'eled and stopped
:was charged with assault, breach of
No rent. 200' , . i
1.; lot-kwood amine 501 all Increased volume of buelnessi
t . . ...
voted upon before adjournment to»
William
as calamities last evening.
while performing hair duties on the
Mr. McCarthy, was
and received a punch in the jam from
Angelo Mace, who was sitting in the
Mace and friends boarded the 10:05
The party, it is said, was very noisy,
per on a street car. The passengers
men, and complained to the conductor.
reached Elm street, McCarthy again
rebuked the men, and they told him
to shut up.
sitting in the seat behind his friend,
and also back of McCarty struck the
conductor in the Jaw. McCarthy
pmperly returned the c0mpliment, but
the row.
Mace and his friends were left in
HOME HELPS.
Ironing Ibetween buttons on a thin ed custard will be perfectly smooth.
were disturbed and annoyed by the blouse is likely .to tear off these llttleil
fasteners, but if the blouse is placed
McCarthy told the men that they on atfolded Turkish. towel the buttons:
will sink into the towel and the spaces cup milk,
smooth.
Kitchen tables topped with zinc can cream tartar, half
The argument was getting be cleaned by a brisk robbing with a whites of three eggs ‘beaten stiff, add broad
hot at this point. and Mace, who was cloth wet with vinegar
A cup of vmegar put into the water
in which calmed clothes are to be? 08* Meal Bread.
washed, will prevent the color from
running, and if the garments are iron!
ed while still damp they will look add one teaspoon shot, one teaspoon __.__
By first scalding the milk and set-{half cup of molasses and onehalf
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ting it aside to cool a baked or boil-
” Bride's Cake. this; allow it to rise over
“One cup sugar, half cup butter, half the morning stir it again;
or one large cap full,
teaspoon
[lasts Flavor with vanilla.
meat of itching piles.
Over a pint of rolled oats, pour one
quart of boiling water; when cool,
Lost. anything?
The majority of people are:
for butter, one teaspoon of salt, one
the road, and the car went on its way
to Norwalk. When the carlreached
Main street the matter was reported to
pilicer Jarvis S. Murray, who was on
duty. Mace was rounded up and ar-
rested some time this morning. 'He
the peace and abusive language.
‘Bonds were fixed at $50 and the trial
will be held Friday morning. Mace
furnished the bonds.
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MELLEN To HEAD 0. AND W.
The retirement of Thomas P. Fow-
ler from the presidency of the Ontario
and Western, which goes into effect
Sept. 1, is arousing considerable inter.
est in the subject of his successor. It
is understood in well informed circlesl
that Charles S. Mellon. president of
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railway company, will immedi-
ately take charge of the system, pro
ceed to reorganize its affairs and in
stil new life into its business activi-
ties.
The last report of President Il‘owler‘.
shows that the road has recuperaiivc‘:
powers and holds out a’distinct hope;
and better results from traffic and!
operations.
‘Tiw pI-csident‘of the New Hill'eili
and till! iioston and Maine systelnsg
it is undelstood. can easily undortakei
the added work fl‘ld responsibility oil
the Ontario and Western, in view of
his exceptional abilities as an clgani-
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CAN REACH TOP OF-‘WIT,I M'KINLEV
DAWSON, Y. 'l‘., Aug. 8.—"l‘be four
members of the I~IcrscltetParker expe-
dition, which explored the eastern
slope of Mount McKihley and attained
Iain, being turned back
Seattle Monday. The party not only
charted a large area new blank on the
maps, not demonstrated the posslbll’
ity of reaching the top of the great
mountain by the northern or Muldrow
glacier route.
OKLAHOMA RETURNS.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Aug. 8.--
Returns from fifty of the seventy-live
counties in Okialloln indicated early
this morning that each member of the
Oklahoma delegation to Congress was
renominated in the primary Tuesday.
Senator Robert Owen’s majority
over former Gov. Charles N. Haskell
is estimated at 25,000. ‘ _
.l'. 'l‘. Dickerson. of Edmond, is lead
lbs 13. M. Parmenter; of Lawton, for
the Republican nomination for United
States Senator.
NEW RAILROAD aUPERiNTEND-
INT
NEW HAVEN. August 8.-«Oificial
announcement was made today of the
appointment of ii. I). ll‘itsMnuricc, to
be superintendent of the Western Di.
vision of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad, in place of C.
S. Lake, who has resigned to become
general superintendent of the Minno
spoil. and 61:. inch; Line. The sir
polntment is effective «Aug. 12.
Illa OAM WASHEB AWAY. ‘
OALM'POSAnOhio. Alla. Mullah:
No, as, which had 1qu been completed
in the Ohio river near this city by the
federal government at It cost of 31,000.
000. was washed away today, when the
concrete foundation let go. it is oath
mated that. the damage will entail a
one your to rebuild the fireball dani‘.
Airwoman at ”RU.
Million. Abs. 8:»; Illusion canto
posed of four Franciscan monks tram
English monasteries his been appoint-
oil hr the pope is no to the Potomac
rubber dbltrlot of Peru; where ten
rihis atrocities were reported to m
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loss of $300,000, and that it will tails
occurred by on linger cement. with ‘
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A COMPLETE $2. 50
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READ AND PROFIT!
This Kitchen Set Is positively offered only by .
The Sentinel to its readers. It will be given for t ‘
98c and Ten Coupons out to numerical order
from The Sentinel.
di‘i‘he Unexcelied Kitchen Set ‘,
fills a long-felt want by the American Housewife. There has never been de-
signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen Set. No
household is fully equipped without one of these unexcelied Kitchen Sets. A
true friend in the kitchen. This ‘Set consists of sight handy and indispensable
utensils. which will make culinary. duties a pleasure aviary day in, the year:
One Meat Cleaver, oil tempered steel. extra heavy. retail value .. . . . . . . .8 .75
One high grade, oil tempered steel Carving Knife. retallvaluc ,. .50 »
.Dns high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . . was
One high grade Meat Saw, tempered steel blade, retail value . . . . . . . . . . . . .501 ~
Oneimportsd Sharpening Stone, retail value . .05
One extra strong on Opener, retail value .10
One high grade Pacing Knife, oil tempered steel, retail value . . . . . . . . . . .. .zo .
One high grade Pot Fork, oil tempered steel, retail value . .. . . . . .. . . -. . . .. .26
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be cheerfully replaced. 'This Kitchen
Set must he use to he unmounted.
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