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WANTED . TO LET sen SALE“,
WANTED-#GIRL FOR 1101131331 ' TO LEwa ROOM FLAT, ALL 110- FOR SALE—eh UPRIGHT PIANO
work. 11: Washluugton St. 1113 It proveineuts, for $10 a month, at 22 and 1*sofu. Call at‘ 32' Gregory
WANTEDWGIRI. ,V FOR' GENERAL
housework. 14 Lowe St. 1113 3t‘
Woodward Ave; also a barn for $3
a month. Inquire of Mr. Aron Paris,
grocer, 5113 St
WANTED—4‘0 RENT SMALL COT-
11.,(1 Ilelle Island 01 Illcltmy Bluff
A,11'11st 1f 1th to 0o.1tohe 1st. N. 13.,
0.1113 Sentinel. uiti lit
WANTED—WA MIDDLE AGED MAN
of good steady 111111113. honest. and in-
dustrious, to make himself generally
useful around the store. Steady job.
Apply ll. Krieger and Co. 1113 if
WANTED-—T0 BOARD INFANT
or young child Good care. Respect
able family. Good reference lionid
very reasonable. Apply by lettet 01
(person Mrs C. Iiaudly, Myrtle str.eet
East Norwalk. 1113 3t
WANTED—wFROM SEPT. 1,
widow,
BY
two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping, at reasonable
rent. Must be near Washington St.
Address Mrs. J. S. Marvin, care Sen-
tinel. 9.13 it
BOY WANTED FOR DRUG
store. Must the ill years of age or
over. Apply StillsoirPowell Corp.
1112 iii
WANTED—SOLICITOR. MALE OR
female. First class. Good reference.
Address 15., Sentinel office, Norwnltk,
(101111. 1112 (it.
WANTED—BOYS AND GIRLS To
learn cementing. Steady work. Paid
while learning. New England Mfg.
’ '1. ii. Union St. £112 3t
WANTEval’ASHING. IRONING
or any kind of housework 1by the day.
inquire 50 Benton St. 1110 iii
WANTED—JEXPERIENCED GIRL
operators on power machines. Steady
work. Interstate Rubber 00.. 85
Washington St.
all) fit
WANTED~EYICRYBODY TO TRY
Stefan’s Creme Lilac I’eri‘unie, Grease-
iess and Cold Creams, Face Powders,
25c each by mail. Stephen I'lolcshnzy,
29'37 Fairiicld Are, Bridgeport, Conn.
1110 tit
WANTEDwI’OSI'l‘lON AS (‘l-lAUF—
Tour. I‘lxperlenccd driver. Expert
Illi+1’llalll0. Address Chauffeur, N01»
,waik Sentinel office. 119 {it
WANTED~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. llesl market prices paid. Ex-
tri prices for lat calves. $3 to $4
[1.1- bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
muu, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
LOST
LOSTWKIW ItINii ANI) KEYS.
ltowurd for return to P. 0. liox
661$. alil iii
LOST —— SATURDAY, GOLD
watch and pin. liewurd for return to
it Knight St, Norwalk. 1112 iii
MISCELLANEOUS.
“HILLSlDE"-—DESIIIAIILE BOARD-
ers wanted at “Hillside," Prospect
Hill, Norwalk. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Exeeb
dent table Terms“ $12 to $18 per
week. Addtess Dimauet II, Norwalk.
117 lm
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BUSINESS NOTICES
AT “THE JOHNSONIAN." 2 liltill
street, furnished rooms, with or with-
out table board. Also rooms for light
housekeeping. ltclinotl surroundlnub
’can the found here. 1112 lb
NOTIO ,-—- PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging. crating. by 111 ortlcul 1111111.
Have money by buying yom wnll pa-
not and painters supplies of Alex.
M’blte. til I 2 idly Ava. To] fill. mutt
motes cheerfully given. 1122 im
TURKISH BATHs FOR THE
trattmeut of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointmentIa 1our.
Wadsworth] Sanitarium. 'i‘el.
it“, if
.NABH’8 MOIJNIIN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. Mi kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington at.
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Undertaker
in cabin mm eraser:
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‘N, Kline, 1710 East
" ice of questionable purity.
To LETwFROM‘ SEPT. lST, HALF
house, six rooms, every Improvement.
Inquire of owner on premises. John
Ave. Norwnlk.
Tel. 512-3. [113 iii
TC LET-FROM OCT. 1, ROCMS.
suitable for light housekeeping, single
rooms if desired. 01 West St. 1112 3t
TO LET—~13ARN.‘ HAS BEEN
used for garage. Suitable for two
cars. Has wash stand and is wired
for electric lights. Inquire No. 30
Chestnut St. 1112 St
To LETWFIIRNISIIDD ROOM FOR
gentleman. near depot ’1‘. F., this of-
lice. 1110 Rt
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 39
Chapel street, Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, modern improvements. Inquire
64 South Main St., South Norwaalg. f
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TO LET—~THREE ROOMS. COR-
her North Main street and Pine
str.eet Water, toilet; $7. 00; no child-
rcn Geo Mitchell: Phone 1056-3.
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T0 LEV—FIVE ROOMS. WITH
part improvements, East Norwatk;
also one store in East Norwalk at
reasonable price. Inquire of It. Jose-
lovsky, First Ave., East Norwalk.
j18 ti
T0 LET—HAMILTON Allin, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; 1111 improvements; good con-
dition; one block frmv w"road station.
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A grant Ameticun believes in ”takv
i111.r things roo'; " water soda and oth-
er beverages divorced from the heat.
wedded to ire, but. he wants that im-
portant purl of his but weather com-
fort Pliltl'i. t‘ertitled ice title that
want. perfectly, It costs no more than
it's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
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Distributors for The Norwulks
Brookside Ice C0.
’ SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. T. Pickering, Norwalk
YACHTS sHOULo‘eE ENTEdEDL
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Committees Arranging the Formation
for the Motor Boat Parade.
Motor bout parade and speed boat
rare committees are making final 111‘-
ruugcniontu for the liarutio and races
of August 17, and hoping for clear
Weather on the day of parade.
The committee has asked the stores
of the Norwnlks to have a supply of
flags and hunting on hand so that.
boat. owners can procure same in or-
der to decorate their boats.
A good many people have «out their
11111111111 and length of their boats to
the committee, and it is hoped that
others who inland to enter in the pn
ratio will not wait until the last mo-
ment, 111:1 it will necessitate the ro-nr-
running of the line, 1111 the time of pit
ratio is now near. loyal-yous should
help the committee and send today his
name and length of best to Commo-
11111-11 harry Rider. from Norwaik,
chairman of committee. or to domino
tiers It. uvhigsion hockey. nowuyton.
marshal of parade. so that» the noun
mitten can know who is entitled to
prizes for best dressed boats.
The order for parade will he pub
fished this west. and every one uncuhi
look out and procure a copy. Watch
the 111151111111
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CON, stem. Aug. 13. Write
mounted Folios. headed by a
. of oitifii’ns’ di” this city, cane
i emotion In the than here our
rude of ti visiting smartest;
sterility when they stopped
Boulevard, East Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE-40 CLOSE ESTATE.
property No 63 Spring street. Price
$3.400 lnqnho at The South 8LNor-
walk Trust Company. (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. 8. i-iershtield, sales stables,
Concord and Wood streets. ‘ 110,,ti
FOR SALEwS'I‘ORY AND A HALF
house, 6 rooms and kitchen basement,
lot 153 feet front and_132 feet deep.
Price $1.900; $700 cash and $1,200 on
mortgage; 3 .niinutes from Norwalk
trolley. Warrantee deed. Address
Sell, care Sentinel. 1113 3t
. FOR SALEw0NE LOT, 50 x 142,
corner Golden Hill and Summit St.
Reasonable uprlce, easy terms. In-
quire G. E. Friedrich, West Cedar
St. 1 1113 3t
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, July 20. A. I)., 1912.
Estate oi.” Sarah II. Cox, late of Nor-
waik, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al—
lowed slx months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time. will be dobarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
JAM ES WOOD,
all 13 20' Administrator.
The l‘ nitcd States of A111ericii,tl.
Iiistt ict vol“ Connecticut.
\\'hore11s. on the nth day of August.
1012. The Fairbanks Company filed it
libel in the District (‘ourt of the
United States for the II. S. District of
(011nettlcut.agai11s1 the barge Emelie
1’. her engines, Abculem, boats, tackle,
apparel and f11111itur1'. in a cause of
Fairbanks (‘11.. Civil and Maritime.
And whereas. by virtue of :process
in due form of law, to me. directed,
returnable in the 2111! day of Septeur
her. 11112. I have seized and taken the
said barge Emolln 1)., and have her in
my custody.
. Notice is hereby given that a Ills
trici Court will be bold in the l'uil-
ed States Court liooin, in the (‘ltp of
Hartford. on the 2111i day of Septem-
bur, liil2, 111 12 o’clock noon.
for the trial 01‘ said prom-
lncs, and the owner or owners, and
all pcsons who may have or claim
any interest. are hereby (‘lii'tl to be
111111 appear at the time and place
aforesaid. to show cause. If any they
have. why 11 final doctor. should not
pass as prayed.
SIDNEY Ii}. llAII’lJti',
» II. S. Marshal.
NOTICE
of Norwalk.
Hill). from 9 o'clock forenoon until I
to :1 o clock afternoon
o'clock afternoon. bnturtluy excepted.
fire of .i.
booth Norwoik
cent. per annum will be
from the that day ,of
iiiiil. until the 111111111 shall be bold.
, Hillzilsllt’l‘ G.” MITCHELL,
Tax Collector.
the 1.1.11 at 11111
1;. 11112 1113 21121
Wham-«to: m m .1.» W.n%wm MAIN-MW“
" AUCTION
ground. House of ill room
set ranges, furnace.
on property. situated on. first;
street. Dorian, Conn. Five Mi“
mitt tram hurled station.
sold at public auction on no
11112. at 2 o'clock p
Will also salt at pit
of the household turn
or parlor suite. dig
than, hitch
sin at 10
Audit” 3
_ (Copyrlsht. 1913-
f lashes just once, and he caught a
“3 T‘l'mu“ IRS ”““"‘-‘ know her name, could only throw out
‘ . Donut) ‘ “"15““ some connecting line of interest so
Wilma}? :2“ 31111121? I that she would remember him, so that
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Pros-tors for Libellaut. 1110 31 “‘3 mm" “"d h” “a” A ”war“
Town” Tax Collector’s
Notice in hereby. given to all por-
nons liable to pay taxes in the Town
County of Falrllold and
State or Connecticut. on the Assess-
ment List of Hill, that i will meet
1he1n to receive naid taxes, at the of»
line of the Collector. Town Hall. in
the t‘lty of Norwnlit. in said Town of
Norwalk. on Tuesday, September lird.
o’clock afternoon. and from 2 o'clock.
iiuld office will be open thereafter
every week till} from it o’cIOCk until
12 o'clock forennou 111111 from 2 to .1
Tattoo may also be paid at the oi“
ill Layton and (20,, tuc.,
011 all tiiitoa which shall remain
unpaid after the int day of October, ‘
1912. interest 111 the ruin of nine per
charged
Mptmnbor,
in unit for said Town of Norwnlit, on
Dated at Noiwuik, Conn" August
, Modern country home, one noticing
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Also largo 1111111
be,‘
it was entirel ll dam innit. As
he waited for tho 1111111. check. its for
not everything in the world except
been years since he had even believed
such faces still existed. Now all he
could do was stand like any. other
beauty struck male. and stare at it
hungrtly.
She was not over twenty. a slender
flower of a girl with satin Waves of
sunny hair framing in her tender.
wistful face She lifted her long
flash of eyes blue as June skies. blue
as the long-stemmed May-time vio-
lets be remembered picking along the
edge of woodland brooks when he was
a boy.
Then he remembered that he bad
Just exactly three minutes to beat
time down the concourse and catch
the Northwast express. He caught
up the check, and heeltated another
Instant. She was already. tucking
her own check into a little suede
handbag. and he realized, as she hur-
ried on ahead of him, that she was
actually going on the some train.
He had .checked his heavy leather
suitcase. That left him free to run.
but he waited for her, and they
passed througth the gate together.
the last to take the train. Down the
16113 narrow platform they both but-
ried, and he helped her up the steps
as she chose a certain car. And after
that he lost her. She found a seat.
be had to so on, hunting one for
himself. The train was crowded with
tourists. to the day coaches. .It was
warm and sultry. He finally found 'a
place to hang his but, but when he
sat down under it, and looked back.
she was not there.
The train had reached the Men-
tana boundary line before he dellb
erately started in to make a then
ough search of the whole train, and
found her, very cool and happy. in
the parlor car.
There was an empty seat nearby.
and he got a check from the condue
tor for it. So far she had not noticed
his devotion. So far it was satisfy~'
ing to him simply to watch her pro-
file and the droop of her long lashes.
It was desperate, but his only chance
to find out anything about her. l-loJ
slipped a dollar bill to the porter.
and put it up to him to make in-
quirios.
"Through ticket to-' Moose Trail.
sub.” came back the answer in due3
time.
Lindsay scowied. and nodded. lie
was bound for ’l‘rent, three hours'
journey past Moose ’l‘rnll. She would
stop off into the embrace of these
everlasting mountains and 'he would
never see her again. If it had been
any other time, he would have taken ’
a chance, and left the train with her;
but he couldn't. The llrm trusted
for. In the suitcase was over 810,-
000 worth of gold watches. in the
small trunk be had checked at. the
same time there were jewels and gold
chains, bracelets trinkets of all kinds.
all due to artlvo at Trout that day to
connect with the uestern salesman.
lildford. He was lntrusted with their
safe delivery: But yet. if he only,
wan occurred and be put~ them away
from his mind.
She left the train at Moose Trail,
and not once had he held even her
sue. There was a boy waiting to
meet her, and he saw her band her
head to kin him. From the open
window, be even heard the boy say:
“Hello, Lola!”
All the rest of the Journey the slug-
lnx rails bummed the name to him.
leis. Before the week was up he
would “be back there at Moose Trail.
turning the surrounding country up.
side down until be had found Lois
and that troubled kid.
nldford was at the hotel when he
arrived. it was nearly dinner time.“
.1111 be was hungry, but the older
«lumen insisted on letting the trunk
and suitcas- up from the depot tin-t.
Iliad-w headed over his cheeks, and
plunged into a bulb. When the porter
brought up the buses. Blatant called
out to hire to band out his boys. .
I'tht sort of I. fancy watch charm
do you call this trunk.a1iyhow. Alf"
be added carelessly.
"it’d all to the good." some out
Lindsay's voice, mottled in a Turkish
towel. “Got it in Chicago: stand any.
thing, fireproof. humor proof. pomp
throat"
A dose rumble of laughter from;
told aidforii mated filth. He slipped
room 011 tits bad but the united»...
Open. on till floor was a little yellow
wry m. very lightly
not The 11111: was
the face of the sly! beside him It had ,
into cuisines. and some out into the"
If «fish In wrapped well in oiled pa-
per it will not Import a timer or
odor to the other foodstuffs In the
refrigerator.
To revive and help potted plants
that are drooping place a teaspoonfu
'of ammonia in three quarts of water
and water the plants thoroughly with
this mixture.
To clean plaster busts dill them in- ‘with linoleum there is a. small crevice
to old liquid starch; when dry the between it and the baseboard. This
starch is lbrughed off and the am crack soon becomes tilled with dust
comes 0“ with it leaving the busts. Which ll: difficult to remove, especial-
as clean and white as when now.
When cooking peas or squash or WWI it.
other gleen vegetables, add one tea~ winding :1 floor molding around the
spoon sugar to each quart of water
it will bring out the flavor of
the vegetable and is very agreel‘ble‘
especially with peas
used.
cream.
Take a this board and cut it the
exact size of your wash boiler, and
drillpleuty of holes in it.‘ Then at-
tach four legs (either wood or use
tuilplng set it on. When ready'to
'steum fruit, put three inches of wo-
‘ter in the boiler and set your jars
'on the board Cover tight. ~— Pitts—
WOrth Knowing.
l burg Sun.
Floor Molding
When the kitchen has been covered
1.
Iy when water from scrubbing is mix-
Al this may be avoided‘ by
edge oi the baseboard. The molding
makes the floor covering extremely
neat. '
fl...
Meat Sauce:
in making a meat sauce of any
kind, it is wiser to blend the flour
cooked with
minutes.
with the melted butter, says in III
burg Sun. By doing this 1th
in the flour is more quickly ‘0
and the butter is absorbed -_
the flour is mined with water
then stirred into the liquid. at
ten minutes of. boiling in roe '
cook the floui, and even then it
have a raw taste.
with a sauce made this way is
the butter often does not blend
rises to the surface of the 11th
Another tutti
Apple Sauce Cake.
One cupiul of sugar, one half ,
ful of butter, one cupful of thick
sweetened apple sauce, one confui at;
raisins, one and one half cupfulo
dionr, one teaspoonrul of cinn ,
one half teaspoonful of eleven end,
quarter teaspoon‘ful of nutmeg, ‘
teaspoontu-l of soda. Mix as anon
nary cake and bake slowly about.
El
' Mr. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
GET T.H1_s____
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinél’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 it is and how
many are out.
illKeep the results of the game before you
all the time by use of the best scorer
' made. (tilt is a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID‘; durable, and will last
the entire season. It is similar 1n design
to that carried by the umpire. .
II! We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early. ‘
:11 Cut out this ADVERTISE-n
MENT and. hang it, together
1 § With 10 CENTSto The Sentinel
and one of .Ltliese Pocket Scorers
Will be yet; i
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