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WANTED
WANTED—«WASHING, mourns
or puny kind of housework by the day.
Inquire r30 Benton St n10 3t
w
‘ To} LET
'TO. .LETer‘URNlSl—llfil) ROOM FOR
gentleman, near depot. '1‘. F., this of-
fice. . u10 3t
WANTED—w—ipXPERlENOED .JGIRL
operators on power machines Steady
work. Interstate liubber Co, 85
«Washington .St, n10 (it
WOMEN, SELL GENUINE GUARv .t
outeed hose. 70 per cent. :proflt.
Make $10 tlsilys Live agents arid be-
ginners investigate. Strong Knit,
lior. 4029, West Philadelphia, Pa.
., . ' all) It
WANTEDmEVERYBODY TO TRY
Stefan's Creme Lilac Perfume. (blouse.
less and Geld Creams, Fuse Powders,
25c each \by mail. Stephen l‘lolcshnzy,
2957 b‘airileld Ave, Bridgeport. Conn.
, 4 a10 3t
. 'WANTED—«POSITION LAS ‘CHAIlF-
four. Experienced driver Expert
mechanic. Address Chauffeur, Nor-
walk Sentinel office. 219 St
’ inquire Henry A He releln, lprnctlcul
TO LET-ONELARGE FURNISHED"
room, with two or three connecting
rooms and gas range, for light houseii
keeping. Reasonable. Inquire 41
South Main street. as 3t
FOR SALE
EFOR SALEwSECOND HAND FUR-.
nace Practically new. All new
pipes to heat ll robin house or less.
Apply \anterhouse. 21 School street,
Norwoik. . . all) it
FOR SALE-ONE LOT OF STAND
lng suit hay. Inquire A. N. Taylor,
2-1 Woodward Ave. .
T0 LET-6 ensurrror. nouns.
most modern, birth, all improvements,
comer Woodward and Rivers avenues
plumber, 8-1 Woodward avenue. Phone
'ro LET—«HALF ‘HOUSE, SIX
rooms, city water. Inquire Robt.
Scnlzl, real estate and insurance,
Rownyton. :19 3t
1.10e12. all at '
FOR SALEwTO CLOSE ESTATE,
property No. 63 Spring street. Price
$3.1.l00 inquire at The South Nor~
walk Trust Company. 9.6 tr
FOR SALE KNOCKABOU'I‘
sloop Constance, length 24 1-2 boom
7 12,17 feet on water line, steel cen-
ter board. 2 extra libs; thoroughly
overhauled. Fast boat Price $225.00.
Phone 707. ‘35 6t
To LET~FROM SEPT. l, FIVE
rooms pantry ‘and sink room good cel
lar and garden water in house Place
to keep chickens. Inquire ‘70 Fort
str'.ect all St
WANTED -—— COLLECTOR. MAR-
ried, must milk Italian. Salary and
commission. Addresa A. B., Senti‘
luel. ~- ‘ ~ :19 3t
WANTED «coop chooser
Clerk, Good wages to the right
party. Address Clerk, care Sentinel.
:19 3t
WANTED~EXPERIENCED GIRL
for general housework. Inquire 14
Lowe St. ‘ :18 3t
WANTED~A SALESIADY IN A
dry goods store. Apply A. Dickerman
and Son .~ 118 3t
WANTED~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Rest market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for lot calves. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to fatten. H. Fried
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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“H l LLSI DE"—-DESIRABLFJ BOARD "‘
ere wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Hill, Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel-
llent table.
week. Address Drawer ll, i’orwalk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES ‘
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER-
houging, Decorating. by practical men.
Save money by buying your well po-
por and pointers' supplies of Alex.
While, 61 1-2 lylly Are. Tel. 423. Esti-
mutes cheerfully given. 2122 In]
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
LTBhiill’lt‘llt of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wztrisworth‘s Shultnrium. Tel. 210.
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NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. lill Ilild comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
N.» ~... 7—“...—
Frederrck H Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
Follow the Crowd
Roton Point
Dancing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Terms $12 to $18 per ,
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street, Nor-walk. Freshly dec~
orated, modern improvements. Inquire
64 South Main St., South Norwulk.t
9.30 t
TO LETHTHREE ROOMS, COR-
ner North Main street and Pine
FOR BALE—~19 FT. MOTOR
boat, (lift. beam, 6 h. p. Palmer en-
gine. A1 condition. Ii‘ull equipment.
Will sell cheep. Inquire Chas. her.
son, .Snugstuok, Ct. 3.5 (it
FOR SALE—CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the .farms and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,.600 Look them
over. 3. Hershfleid, sales stables.
Concord and Wood streets. :10 ti
part improvements, East Norwslk;
also one store in East Norwnik at
reasonable pric'e. Inquire of R. Jose-
lovsky, First Ave., East Norwolk;
, ; le tf
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition: one block from w 'msd station.
Joseph R Taylor s13 tl'
sasssssnsss
I!i>l>}l>x>*il>i>*
A good American believes in "tak-
ing things ooo';" water, soda and oth-
er beverages? divorced from the heat.
wedded to ire.
poriunl part of his hot, weather com-
i’ort l’llltld. Certified Ice 11113 that
u-nnl perfectly. it costs no more than
ice of questionable purity. it's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
080.
Distributors for The Norwnlks
Brookside Ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
(Sims. T. Pickering. Norwaik
street. Water, toilet; $7.00; no child- ‘
ren. Geo. Mitchell: Phone 1056-3. [EGM- "uncfs
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TO LETWFIVE ROOMS. ‘VITH The United States of America, U S
but he wants that im» ‘
District of Connecticut
Whereas, on the .9th day of August,
1912, The Fairbanks Company filed a
libel in the District Court of the
United States for the U. 8. District of
Connecticut, against the barge Eruclie
P., her engines, boilers, horits, tackle.
apparel and furniture, in a cause of
Fairbanks 00., Civil and Maritime.
And. whereas, by virtue of process
in due form of low, to iueudlrected,
returnable in the 2nd day of Septem-
my custody.
oil .it.
' used. of course, as heretofore. All the3
her. 1912, I have seized uud token the.
sold lbarge Emelle P., and have her in‘
HANDLING OF TELEG’RAMS.
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Business by Telephone Has increased
Greatly In the Last Few .(can.
It was announced today, hp Maurice
H. Nutting, locol exchange manager
for the Southern“ New Engiu'ud Tole
phone Company that the local since of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pony had been transicrred to the cen-
tral other: building of the Telephone
Company in Washington street, and
under ‘his charge. During the last
few years there has been a tremen'
dous increase in the number of tele-
grams sent in by. telephone. and the
location of the telegraph office in the
telephone building, will, it is expected
expedite the handling of this business
and furnish more rapid and more satis-
factory service to patrons of the tele-
Worth Knowing. ‘
When selecting poultry see that the guards.
feet are soft and moist, the eyes clear
and the flesh plump.
Suit Water will clean lbnmboo turni-
ture and Chinese and Japanese root- at glue in it, made scalding hot. is ex-
tlng and will prevent it from him celleut to restore wrusty Iblsck crepe.
lug yellow.
ii“ a pantul of lime is kept in the dry like muslin, it will look like new.
pantry Where the preserves end 191-.
lies are stored it .will prevent them , .
from molding
The housewife desiring her koro«lthey are washed in warm water and
sons lamps to give a clear,
light should boil the interior parts says a contributor to Good House‘
of the lamp in vinegar and soda at keeping. The washing in some way .
least once in two weeks. '
To prevent table linen from be-lwlll .be found to wear as well as fine
coming yellow fold it in an old sheet thread ones it treated in this way.
that has been well blned before put.i
ting it away.
The mother who finds her stocking
has always well filled with hosiery‘done on a board without any soft cloth
needing her attention, will appreciate]
the timessvlng qualities of the too
These are to 'be found in
llsle as well as cotton and in differ-
ent colors, as well as all sizes." ,
Skimmed milk and water with a. bit
brine. The pressing about
on the right. tide on the "
cipnlly, having, of courses. 3
between to prevent mnrks'o
Take one cupful of Bug‘s;
’ni l‘.lia’llib‘ .cooked., rive ran -.
he juice the raisins within
in, 1 1-2 cups of oatmeal (d3,
cups of flour, one half cup
spices, a pinch or salt and o"
spoon of soda in the juice
s‘tifl; Drop in loans.
lit shomd be well squeezed, and, pulled
Stocking‘ Flint.
If before wearing new silk stockings
bright scalp suds, they will last much longer,
.flnncy Note Papa
One..o.f the heavy dull white
papers reminds one of garlic
. paper I: scented with these
and the very smooth surfac .
actly like the petals, says the
burg Sun. The edges of the no
edge or the envelope dlsp re
ed with gold or silver {pain
binds the mesh, and silk stockings
To Press Cloth.
Pressing heavy cloth should be
beneath, says the Minneapolis Trl.
greph company.
The telegraph equipment, which is
new. complete, and unto-date in every
particular, hosbeen installed in the
business floor on the first floor of the
building, two experienced ‘ operators
being on duty, the Morse service being
Morse wires, including direct circuits
to New York rind Bridgeport, have
been cut into the building so that the
otilce is equipped to bundle the telo~
graph business offiont‘h Norwalk in a
most satisfactory manner.
In correction with the oiilcc a regu-
lar messenger service is in force and
for the convenience of patrons who,
either run not do or do not wish to}
visit the omce in person, telegrams:
will be received over the telephone byi
the Morse operators who handle them‘
Notice is hereby given thnt a his
trim, Court will be held in the Unit-
cd States Court Room, in the City of
Hartford, on the 2nd day of Septem-
ber, ‘lillil,
all posons who may have or claim
nny interest, are hereby cited to be
and uppeur at the time and place
aforesaid, it) show rouse. if unydhey
have, why u ilurrl decree should not
push us prayed. -
SIDNEY ll}. llA\\'l.lrlY.
ii. 8. Marshall.
ll) Timothy E lluwlt‘)‘.
, lirpulv l. S. Mill'sillll.
Carpenter and forks
79 Wall St. \ou \ork,
Pi‘oclOl‘s for l llwilunr
ART Anonowlivrou.
trlous little \‘illuli’o. People have lived
there because it was convenient for
them to do their work lhoio. Mon
whose work use to plant nod to tend
and to harvest the oysters built their
houses nloug the kind llllio river
which sheltered their boots by night:
rind let them quickly back to the
Sound in the morning. Rhwnyton
avenue grow ulong thr- esst bank ofs
the river curving us the rlver curred.
with the slriowulk non on one side and
.. .m mung—um... .. M
For Sale
investment opportunity
come property routing for over it
per cent, on price asked, if rnlertsied
address
JAMES E. ELLS, Jr.
'. Will sell in-
now on the ollror no the irregularly
placed houses permitted. Lillie side
streets crept book up the bills utter it
while rind isilluled farm houses on.
crime neighborhoods.
there were gardens, lusty, succulent.
the enves.
Ila business.
for: the Mill of sold prom-l
ises. nnd the owner or owners, and
mo 2t‘
lax erywbore l
"well-bond portions and full burn», with
orator rakes protruding from under
ltoWuytou was s hurry coup
urunlty sud ftowuyrou with intent on
us if they had been turned in orcr the
C(Hillli'l
‘ South Norwalk is the first large (ltvJ
in the stole in which the local dole
phone and Western Union Telegraph:
ofliros haw been. housrd under the:
same. building and management
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BOAT WA3 NOT: STOLEN.
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Norwaik Yacht Club. ‘
CornmodOre Philip H. Fielding, of
the East Nerwnlk Yacht Club not a
good score yesterday morning when it .
was reportedto him that n guest‘s'
bout hud been stolen from the Yacht.‘
But Rumor Caused Excitement at East f '
lClub fleet. Tire cummodore. UIOI‘OUKH-
hunt and its reported crew. who irnuj
given out that they were going fishing. ,
A general alarm was spread broadcast ;
for yriclrtsmen to keep it lookout fOri
. the boat and report its presence. ,
Later in the Afternoon. the coupon '
led thieves put in on appearance snd‘.
lexplslned the my slerv. it seemed that i
in stronger had brought a bout
l harbor and wished repairs made to the i
Mougiue He informed the repair men:
{that when they finished their lob to ‘
italic u call and explulned his boat as a
strange host to the harbor The men
‘crune down and took the mrest' s host
on the one for which they were look
film; and eujOyod A pleasant day's soil .
and fishing trip.
PRINTER BROWNS.
My“...
Most. Death While Bwlmmlrg at Me
manuln Bosch.
NEW HAVEN, Aux. ill.»—~.iohu Do-
inio ,
l 11‘ mod, begun n‘scsrrh for the missing ! .
llowuyton liiiii nlwnys been an ludue- . ‘
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Mr‘ Baseball Fan ; '
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
GETITHIS
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentincl’s
Score Tablets. With it you know at any
“time just how many hits have been made
by each club, how many runs, and how
many errors, what” inning ii is and how
many are out. '
(“Keep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
Six Pieces of Music
Handsome Sliver do! Given Away.
it somehow happened (Mt Royall"
ton became plctumuuuo. if was en-
nolrue, aged 21 yours, u printer. was
drowned in long island Sound There
made. on rs a vest-pocket size, MADE .
Every Saturday Night.
Port rush ltud~part mortgage, 5
our will.
coming picturesque and was. fliersl’oro,
genuinely so when it Mid soldered it.
.mp7 .7» . w . new; . u
Something New
We Make First Class
indies Suits from
$10. 00 up
l‘r‘or your own benefit glue till a
trial.
/ All om {tulllioi'lilt ore mtsrnnreod.
We. also no rimming nod repairing!
for ladies and gentlemen.
"VHS Willie tsetse! TMLDHB,
_ 123 Washington it. ‘
. runny Block. 2 floor
their pious for the healthier. slid the
was most will see that they riled his
to let advertisement in The Sentinel
A. you: n with: new gown mil/ill tel-ts =
1}. Kobe Mgr.
n.4,...“ .- w. r»u‘4r’ m...» :1 Mum-«war
ADVERTIEKD LETTERS
m
Salon is a list oi letters "mulling
nutshell tor at the following post on-
e" tor the current Woe/Ir.
tenth Nomllr.
ii. Andrea. Monroe Ell.
ll. Armor. .
Merry linker. lieu. TMW.
Mrs. W. H. ihtllook.
C. ll. Callaghnn.
Mrs 2LT. doctorates.
Mrs. Georgie Hell Gen. Deiy
Dock. »
Mrs. Louis Keillor. iii! Elly Are.
Mrs. Torso italicised. Wood at
hardiness Boibiocirl
fits .
Leroy little. . ,
airs. Kori: 13. Stars. ties. iiely.
, airs Geo. ti. “Wyatt, Bell island.
, is. ill. chews. Elli .
her Frank i. nonsense. i‘ncht Wild
7% No. Help
cormoloua of ll. the urllst loves it.
One painter mun crept up the river a
score of yours alto in n crulrliko houn-
boot. lie tarrlori while because his
new more pictures than he could point
in it our} nod be but been mm ever
since. painting Inlluslrluuuly. since
then other rock have Collide-wttllll sis:-
ell.
Two years him tour or these point:
ers exhibited their pictures and the
villagers bad no opportunity of seeing
their oodhil‘y through the eyes or the
lovers of hilarity. home or the plea
turns were reinvention of rambler bits
‘ or shore, seen as a hompeiek stile
_‘ blight m then.
dink your twelve artists will show
their work, much of it lsndsenoo writ
done in the neighborhood »
llroly free train our intention of he
go hourly supper null then started to
When a place in picturesque sud nun
.n or well for surly people or J on
tiny night oil .MDinaKllill ‘bcnnb. He etc
who to it ran. Ho was the only one
son in nothing at the lime. Persons
on‘ihe veranda or a nearby custom
new Ihim sink and save the storm.
Charles Benin swam out to honor
line’s flatulence but it was too late.
The body was later recovered by Mr.
Heroin
NORWALK FltOPttt M“ BOMPO
limit. 1
A large motor launch carried a
party of young folks from Nornrnlir
in (tempo notch; nundsy. Where the
utternoou one plenum-tr spent. The. "
party c‘mrtlsted of Miss Franchisee
nerd. Miss listen O'Connor, Miss in»
dis Vintners. Milt! stasis millimeter.
tilde his itilrnli'elter, me more
Strolling, Frederick Wiley. Joseph
Hm. Wilkins “rsyior. nbsries Toys
3.
Lynch, Percy striations H.
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OF 'CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire season. It is similar in design
to that carried by the umpire. ‘ .
ill We have not a huge supply, so get ’
yours early
~' ill .Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it, together"
with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel
and one of, these Pocket Score s
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