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DIED—«AT MIDDLETOWN. AUG.'
22 James P. Hanlon, aged 48 years, i
2 months. Funeral sqrvlce Sunday at»
Itexuoon at 1:30 roIn the house 0in
Strawberry Hill, and 2 o'clock from
St Mal”) s CIIIIImeh
able for boarding house.
and particulars apply .1. M. Layton
and 00., South Norwalk.
. TO LET
TO ‘LETmlIOiISE, 12 ROOMS. ALL
mprovements, from Sept. 1st. Suit-
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WANTED combining home comfort. with all
. I, ‘ .( modern conveniences. Well heated
yamCthEfi-ICQ 2:312:11: “$133: Mlélt and best of care furnished. Inquire
. . , " - . l . 2 .
have references. Good wa.ges Ad~ ‘1 M' Layton and (o a 4 ti 101'
dress ”Want," this office. a24 3t
"‘ tally suitable for \a physician’s resi-
dence and otfihe combined all modern
WANTEDw-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, Inquire 14 Lowe St. 8.22 St
WANTED—~A BRIGHT, QUICK
girl to assist at our shipping de-
partment. Apply Raymond Bros.
9.22 3t
WANTED—~250 PEOPLE TO AT-
Itend peach festival and dance by Lady
Washington Lodge, S. of 8., Red Men's
Hall, Gazette building, Norwalk, Mon-
day evening, Aug. 26. Admission 10c.
‘ a22 3t
WANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER IN
widower‘s home. She must «be
strong, healithy and respectable and
not over 3:3 years old. Direct Post Of~
fire Iiox. 104, Stamford, Conn. 1121 (it
WANTED—~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. [lest market prices paid. Ex-
Itra [prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to fatten. H. Fried~
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
BUSINESS NOTICES
WALL PAPER~ROOMS PAPER-
ed. $2.75 up; good paper used. Drop
posts! for sample books and sugges-
tions. Tel. Con. John Fountainc, 8
’Burrilt Ave. city. 21 (It
NOTICE —— PAINTING. PAPER-
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters‘ supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. a22 1m
‘ TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
M’sdsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
but and shoot repair shop. All kinds
cuuom‘ made work. it‘ll and comfort
gIIII-Imtecd 28 West Washington St.
Frederick II Gaaung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
A good American believes In “tak-
Ing things cool; " water, soda and oth-
er beverages divorced from the heat.
wedded to ice, but he wants that im~
porlant part of his hot weather com-
tort Pill‘tli. t‘eIIIliiI-d Ice fills that
want perfectly. it (oats no more than
Joe of questionable Ipurlty.
680.
Distributors for The Norwalks
Brookside Ice Co.
'souru NORWALK
, and
Chas. 1‘. Pickering, Norwallt
decorated in every way up to,,date,
it's not
too good for you. Order today. Phone
TO L'ETmAPARTMENT, NEWLY
right piano with stool and cover, first
For price class condition.
gain.
I124 3t Sound View Cottage.
Beach. South Norwalk.
_ son SALE ,
FOR SALE—FINE WALNUT IUP~
Will sell at a bar~
instalments. Call
Harbor View
0.24 3t
Cash or
“TO . LET~APAIITME NT ESPEC
skiff, two years old, newly painted;
cars, row locks, hedge and painter.
All] in good order.
walk.
FOR SALE—1t 16 FOOT CEDAR
Anidrew N. Tay-
24 Woodward Ave, South Nor-
a24 lit
improvements, best condition. Tel.
l027 or alddxess Box 333, South Nor-
walk ’ 1124 If
TO LET-0 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS,
most modern bath, all improvements,
cor‘nex Woodward and Rivers avenues.
inquire Henry A. iiegeleln, practical
plumber, 84 Woodward avenue. Phone
1106-12. 8.23 3t
TO LET—~TWO 0R THREE FUR-
nished rooms complete for light house-
keeping; also large front room suit»
able for two or «three gentlemen. Reas-
onable. inquire 41 South Main St.
a23 3t
TO LET—HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two‘i'amily house, 6 rooms, and 6-
room flint; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 513 Lt
tress, spring, bureau,
and live lamp chandeliers.
Seavlew Ave.
old. Apply 24 Clay St.,
walk.
FOR SALE—ENAMEL BED, MAT-
hangIn-g- lamp
inquire 17
MM 3t
FOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL
Boston hull pups, one male and one
female. Screw tails. Two months
South Nor-
a24 3t
FOR BALE—SATURDAY SPECIAL.
Used Kranlch and Bach piano, perfect
condition, $135.00; $5.00 monthly.
Stelnert's, 16 Smith Main St: I123 2t
FOR SALE—3 COLONY CHICKEN
coupe, measuring 3 1'2» x 7, Ift., i x 7
ft., 3 1-2 x 6 ft. Price $4.00 each.
Apply 66 West. St. {123 3t
‘ ADVERTISING SPACE FOR SALE
in trolley cars between Stamford and
Fairfield, Oonn. Apply Box No.10.
care Sentinel. i123 3t
TO LET—IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
part of city, nice house. with: every
modern improvement an .convenlence.
inquire 22 Taylor Ave,
MO (St
gas; central.
near West St.
TO LET—~6 ROOMS, 84 MAIN S’I‘.,
Norwalk, $12; 3 rooms, Ilelden Ave,
$10. Geo. Mitchell, 8 Knight St.
Phone 1056-3. augi ti'
LOST
LOST - BETWEEN 'l‘OKlIlNl-IKIC
and South Norwnlk, mud guard trom
I’uckaIId umrhine. Suitable reward
for return to this office. i124 Hi
LOST 7- (‘OMIIIIII’I‘A'I‘ION
South Nor-walk to Dnnhury. Suitable
reward for return to Sentinel of-
licc. n24 3t
LOST—«ON ROAD BETWEEN RED-
Iilng Ridge and \I'estpori, gold open
far-c Wiilt'h and chain. lv‘inder will
obtain rcuurd by rmnmunicaring with
this paper. R232 0t
MISCELLANEOUS
MUSIC llillVllS .llli TO THE
lIoIIII I‘.IIr-uls who desire to give
their I‘lllldi'l‘li the Irritantogcs of the
culture. l'I‘IIlll‘llll'lll and sell-control
that comes with music study, are lit-
vitcd to I-onInIu-II'II-utc with Miss Io
[in A. (lrrunry, whose touching I‘neth~
ods are modern and systematic, being
especially arranged to meet individ-
ual rquIlrcments. Pupils instructed
at their homes. Address Norwalk,
Conn, it. I“. I). 42. IItII ilt
NOTICE PARTIES ‘WANTINI’;
launch Ajax for hire for moonlight
sails and afternoon parties phone; 30
or address 23 Scariew Ave. a": :It
TAXI To no
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - .I. VAAST
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in good condition, elec rlc lights and -—~
FOR SALE~SIX HORSES THAT
are good workers. Inquire of Ray-
mond Bros. a23 3t.
FOR SALE—REMINGTON ‘ MODEL
typewriter, good condition: $10. Lucile
Brande, Rounyton. Tel. 298. 322 iii
FOR SALE—FINE WALNUT UP-
riIght piano with. stool and cover. that
class condition. Will sell at a bar- ________
gain. Call Sound View Cottage, liar~ cream Biscuits
her New Beach, bout“ Norugalgt.“ Take one. quant of flour, silt and,
Shank Biscuits
One-half cup of squash steamed and
sifted, one-fourth cup of NEW. one-
hal-t teaspoonful of salt, oneahalf "cup
of'scalded milk, onefourth of It yeast
lukewarm water, onefourth cup: of but-
ter, two and one-half cups of flour.
Add squash, sugar. Wit, and butter to
hot milk. When lukewarm add dis-
solved yeaxst cake and flour. Cover,
let rise overnight. III the morning,
shape into biscuits, let rise and bake.
~.._.._..
Smotheredwcblcken .
One ~thIee- pound chicken, salt and
pepper. four tablespoonfuls of butter
or bacon Ital. four tablespoons of ticur,
about three cups of. stock, two cups
green peas, sprinkling of dried mint.
Clean and dresa chicken as usual,
stuffing if desired. Put .in large re-
ceptacle; dredge with salt, pepper and
flour, and put iii tireless cooker to
a large Mblespmnful of butter in the-
ulpper half of a double boiler, theI Idohbtif any housewife knows that
lower part being filled with "hot water,
and after It has melted stir in a ta— Inade from buttermilk as well as plain
blespoonfui of lour.
cake dissolved in onedourth cup: of «them turnln acujpful of hot milk mak-
lns a rather thin white sauce.
son with salt and paprika to. taste.
and then pour in a large cupful of
cheese which has been put through
the meat chopper.
the sauce sufficiently, and when the
macaroni is done it is drained and
stirred Into the sauce.
double boiler it will not stick on the
bottom and may be kept hot until
the time for serving.
of sauce for the ~pr-opontion of macar-
onianay be used the next day by heat-
ing it and pouring it over toast in the
manner of welsh rarebit. ‘
blending
This thickens
Being in the
Any excess
III Buttermilk Cottage Ghana.
the delicious cottage cheese can be
sour milk. Many farm households are
denied the cheese because they use
cream Isopa’rators and. accumulate no
sour milk._ Put the buttermilk in a
Jar In the back 'pdrt of the stove where
it will heat slowly. It requires a little
more heating to curd than does other
milk. When it is entirely separated
pour off the who and turn the card
into a. cheeseclo each to drip. let
ting it stand from eight to ten hours.
When it is dry stir a small amout of
salt into the curd mix it well with
sweet cream or rich milk. ~Farmer‘s
Wife.
Sea-
Smooth Glngersnape
‘ it in a quick oven. These glaze ,
mm teaspoohruie or ‘I a
smash flourrto roll thin. lee.
pin and dearth-board well with;
roll until the dough is thin and. .
Montreal Star.
a
depended Ware
Japanned were should be It
with a spouse. dampened in
water and dried hnrnediately .
soft cloth, says an exchange. O
Irate spots can he quickly rent
with a woolen cloth dipped in II
oil. I , .
Dene In Color. ,
In the daintyllltand embroidered
on Dutch collars the scalloped ”
are in many cases worked In '
A collar. of Whiteplque deco
with dots worked‘in white fl fl
in dark blue, says the Philad
North American. These form a
is revealed.
Two Icupvfuis of molasses. one cuptful
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel. of lard, ,one cupfui of sugar, one-half
m
Sentinel Want Ads are winners.
roast. having stone above and below
at 425 degrees. Let roast 45 minutes;
remove receptacle and add stock;
thicken with bacon fat and flour, rub-
bed together. and add the green peas
and mint. Season to taste. Put in
casserole; Iiet boil and set on the hot
stone Ialready in cooker. Cook 1 1-2
hoarse longer. Serve from casserole.
Buttered Onionl
Peel six Spanish onions and cut in
three thick crosswise slices. Put into
boiling salted water; set stone under-
neath and cook 45 minutes. Drain;
sprinkle with salt and pepper; add
butter as desired and serve.
mix with one teaspoonful each of link-I.
FOR SALE—«ill
runabout, 4 h. p. engine.
FT. X 4 1-2 FT.
New this
lug powder. salt and soda; wet with.
enough milk to moisten and add two
HOOK. _...
summer, first class condition. ‘ Full
equipment. Speed 0 miles. Address
Bargain, care Sentinel. a2: 3
FOR SALEwl 1’ARI.OR LAMP. 1
student lamp, 2 oak beds with springs
and mattress, 3 pairs portieres, 1 bed
lounge, 1 small ice box. I swivel oak
chair, 1 loan mover, 2 fur carriage
robes. All in good condition GM) E
'l‘hompson, 7 iGdlie Ave, blast Nm- i
walk. II22 Iii]
FOR SALE w CHEAP. 'I‘IIISI
year's llrush automobile. I‘cI'l‘I-rt
condition, full equipment, brand new
tires, gas lumps, top, ole, speed '3.»
miles, climbs tiny hill. Dommistraliunl
any time. II. it. Minor, 9? Washing ‘
ton Si... South Norwalk. all) Ilt
FOR SALE OR TO LET7 FROM
Sept. let, the desirable property No.
(ill West St... now occupied by Dr.
CIIIIIICGIIOI‘. J. Irving Dibble, executor,
lib Washington St. all: m
FOR SALE—«TO CLOSE ESTATE,
property No. (iii Spring street. Price
$3,300. Inquire at The South Nor-
walk Trust Company. all of
FOR 8ALE~~CARLOAD KANSAS
horses for all purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,600. Look them
over. B, ilershlleld, sales stables.
Concord and Wood streets. 110 tf
Republican Caucus
’l he Republican Electors of the Sec-
ond Voting District of the Town of
Norwalk, are requested to meet in
caucus In Quittners l-.lnll on Friday,
August :,l0 1912 , wt 8 o'clock p. In..
Ior the purpose of electing delegates
to the Republican State Convention to
be held in Hartford September 10 and
II, .1912, for the nomination of candi
dates for State Officers and Presiden-
tial Electors.
Also for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Congressional, Sena-
torial and Probate conventions for the
respective matricts in which the town
In situated.
lly order of the 'l‘owu Committee.
EDWARD II. lIOIJLidNS,
. Chairman.
Dated at South Norwaik, Coma,
Aug. ,22, 1912.
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F NOTICE
All persons having bills against the
Town of Norwalk are requested to
Norwallt, on or before August 3],
1912, .Is Ihe fiscal year ends August
81. 1912.
h
armor: avrson.
Janus A. snows,
JOHN nnvmn «
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
Rev. B. P.1ralrbanks, of blast No
preach at the morning
, services that will beheld .
tablespooniuls of soar cream.
and bulth in a hot oven.
of butter, One bay leaf and bring ioi
boiling point.
V by ribbon on each end of the shield.
,. MIR will make good facing, and the
have them In the Selectmen'a Office. ».
' side, wifixite’ep a low shoe front Iii p
MM 3tV
Mold
Hominy Cakes ‘
Put one cupt'ul of milk into a sauccw
pun. add one heaping tablespooni’ul .
Stir In three heaping,
tIIbIespoont‘ule of homlny, cook for at
quarter of an hour stirring all thel
lime; season with salt pepper and}
plated nutmeg. Remove the bay leaf}
and add the yolks of two well heat-LI
on egs Mix together and spread out
a buttered -plIIR- to cool. Divide the
mixture into eight equal portions;
shape into round flat cakes. brush OI-
or with beaten egg.r roll in line bread
crumbs and fry III smoking hot Int:
to a golden color. Drain and setve
but. If desired two lulileepoontuls of;,
chopped cooked ham may be added to:
the above mixture before being model
up into rounds. 1;
Shoulder-I Seams. ‘
if the shoulder seams are alwdysi
turned remand the hour when sewing}
theinwthat is, if they are not (to be
pressed epon~ It will prevent the hackI
from having a puckered look. caused;
by the tight edge of the seams, the
Needlecraft.
Put In Sawdust.
Hollow walls that one desires to
make soundproof or proof against any
wind may be packed with sawrust.
says an exchange. and as a material
for protecting fragile articles in tran-
sit there is nothing better.
n”...-
Home Helpa. ,
A thick slice of onion faithon top of
II roast on beef and cooked with it
gives a fine flavor to meat and gravy.
Dress shields are convonlentiy fas-
toned by means of short lendths of be-
reeponding points in' the or holes of
waists. I
A worn out umbrella like by no
means outlived its usefuln as. The
to tie to similar pieces sewFil at cor.
ribs are lost the things to ii report the
flowers. as they are strong ad almost
Invisible.
A piece of velvet pasted a the back
and a little way around eac slde’oi a
edge being narrower than the back.~—- '
shoe beef that slips will old it in;
place. A strip of emails, a ratchet! a
little and fastened across the but '
near the top and iii-at a little to’ one
Baseball.
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
ET TH
Fan
I S
Score Tablets.
the entire season
to that carried by the umpire. .
(II We have not a huge supply, so get"
yours early.
III Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it, tugether ‘~
with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel ‘
and one (If these Pocket Scorers ,
Will be yours.
Every V Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s
With it you know at any
time just how many hits have been made
by each club. how many runs, and MW
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. (“It Is a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last ,
It is similar iqdesign "fl
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