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WANTED
'WANTED-—-YOUNG MAN OR WO»
than as bookkeeper. Crescent Lnun~
dry. 1126 31
WANTED —-— BOY ABOUT 113
years of age to work in grocery store.
N. W. Hoyt, 76 Washington St. 1126 3t
» WANTEDMEXPERI ENDED GRO-
coi‘y clerk. Inquire at The l’iaunnt‘,
76 Washington St. 1126 iii
WANTED «i YOUNG MAN, 21
years, to drive delivery wagon. Must
lliuve references. Good wages. Ad—
dress “Want," this office. 1124 3t
‘WANTEDMA HOUSEKEEPER IN
widower's home. She must be
strong, healthy and respectable and
not over 35 years old. Direct Post Of"
lice Box, 161, Stamford, Conn. '1121 61
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex.
tra prices for fut calves. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151.
BUSINESS NOTTCES
WALL PAPERMROOMS PAPER-
cd, $2.75 up; good DRIDQ‘I' used. Drop
postal for sample books and sngges
t'ions. Tel. 0011. John Fountains, 8
Burrltt Ave. city. 3.21 St
NOTICE —-- PAINTING, PAPER-
houglng, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money b1 buying your wall pa.-
per and pnlntere' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1- 2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheexfuliy given. 1122 lm
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
19 tf
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
TO LET
To LET-~FIVBI ROOMS IN NEW’
brick block at Darlen. All improve-
ments; $15.00. Also store in new
brick block at Dori-en. Apply to Fred
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—«TWO BUSINESS
wagons. one ton buggy and two single
harnesses. Good condition. inquire
lookson‘s market, East Nox‘walk.
room or two connecting rooms suit-
able for light housekeeping. Address
M. S., Sentinel office. 1126 3t
TO LET-TWO FLATS, WASHING-
St. Two cheap rents 1131131 Norwnlk.
J. W. Marvin, 1126 (it
TO LET-~FOUR ROOMS, CENTER
of town. gas. electric light and stn~
tlonury tubs. Rent reasonable. in-
quire at The Bazaar, 76 Washington
St. 1126 {it
TO LET—-—-HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, ALL
improvements, from Sept. let; Suit-
able for bounding house; 15 11111111111111
St. For price and particulars apply
.1. M. Layton and (.10., South Nor-
wnik. 324 (it
TO LET—~APARTMENT. NEWLY
decorated, in every way 1111) to date,
combining home comfort with all
modern conveniences. Well heated
and best of care furnished. Inquire
J. M. Layton and Co. 1124 ti‘
To LET—~APARTMENT ESPEC-
iaily suitable for 11 physicians resi-
dence and office combined all modern
improvements, best condition. Tel.
1027 or'aiddress Box 1133, South Nor-
walk. 1124 ti
TO LET—~13 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS,
most modern, bath, all improvements,
corner Woodward and Rivers avenues.
Inquire Henry A. Hegelein, practical
plumber, 84 Woodward avenue. Phone
11011-12. s23 3t
TO LET'~'«TWO OR THREE FUR-
nished rooms complete for light house-
kcoping; also large front room suit—
able for two or three genllemen. liens-
onuhle. inquire 41 South Main Sgt.
112: .‘it
Frederick H. Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
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Agood Amc1lcnn bellows I11 "tnk
Inc, things cool; " \Iutm- soda and oth
er beverages divorced from the bent,
'wclidcd 10 11:13, but he wants that im-
porlunt port of his hot wonther com-
.i‘orl, Pillll'l. (ferllllcd ice fills that
wont perfectly. it costs no more than
ice of quostionublo purity. it's 1101
too good for you. Order today. Phone
bill)
Distributors for The Norwnlks
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
(has. T. Pickering, Norwalk
m. 1 . . . mun—mar
SOLVENT NOTICE.
11111111111 or Norwnik, 1111., l’robule
(301.111, August. 211, A. 1).. 1012. ,
11311111111 of Charles 111111111. Into of
Norwalk, In sold district. (incensed.
'I‘hc louri of Probate 1101‘. the Dis-
11-11-1 of NorWnIk, 1111111 limited and 1111-
Iowod'nlx months from the (into here-
of for tho creditors of sold estate to
exhibit their 11111111111 for settlement.
Those who neglect to 1111111111111. their sc-
counls, properly attest/ed. within said
11.111111. will be deburrcd :1 recovery. All
persons lndoblcd to 1111111 astute ore
11111111211th1 lo bloke immediate phy-
111111111 '10
EDW. E. MEAD.
Executor.
NOTICE ‘
11111111 11119 solicited for that convey:
11111112 of about 35 children 16 0112111111
Center School. Detailed information
given by Dr. 11. 8. brown. of Duties,
(loom, with whom 11111111 11111111. be filed
by 12 o‘clock. noon 'I'humiay, Aug
1211. school committee reserves all
{1241 112 ll
TO LETmilAMIL’i‘ON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and IS-
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad stutlon.
Joseph R. Taylor. sill 11‘
TO LET»——l.\i BEST lll'JSllil‘dN'i‘IAL
port of city, nice house, with every
modern improvement 11nd convenience.
111 good condition, electric lights and
gas; central. inquire 22 Taylor Ave,
near West. St. 1120 (it
LOST
LOST~.\'I‘ RO'I‘ON POINT, (101.1)
111111111 11nd .111‘111-1, sot with pcnris. Find-
er plonso return 10 .i. lit-iiullen, Hill‘-
1111 _\vc. 11111; :It
LOST I'il'I'I‘\\'I‘Il«.‘.\‘ T1‘(li\'lvl.\'l'll\'ivl
11ml $011111 Norwulk. mud guul'd from
rcw 11rd
1121 iii
I’ncltond lllill'lllilt’. Suitnhlc
for return to Ihis ol’l‘icc.
LOST » COMMIYI‘A'PION BOOK,
South Norwnlk to linubnl'y. Suilnhlc
reward for return to Sentinel oi"-
ilce. 11:31 :11
LOST—«ON ROAD Iiic'l‘\\'iil“.N 111131)
ding Ridge and Westporl, gold open
face wnich and chitin. Finder will
obtain rewnrd by communicating with
1his paper. 1121! lit
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSIC BRINGS JOY TO THE
homo. l’nl'cnts who desire to give
their children the ultivsntugos of the
culture, refinement and self-control
1qu comes with music study, are In-
vltcd to connnunlcnte with Miss 11c-
lin A. Gregory, whose touching meth-
ods are modern and systcmutic. being
especially arranged to meet lndled~
11111 rcqnlrmncnis. Pupils instructed
at their homes. Address Norwnlk.
101111.. It. 11‘. I). 12. 1121 (it
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TAXI TO HIRE
son ALL ‘occnslous.
DAY OR 11113117.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST
Poster's Mullet! Rebuke.
When Samuel 8. Collier was presch-
lng In on old 101; schoolhouse 111 John-
son county, Missouri, in 1852. his
consregntlon will quite small. One
Sunday 1111 were sitting at the decks
forward near the pantheon floor.
The. sermon was monotonous 111111 the
old 101; seats had no bucks. Observe
in: the sleepy, 11111111th 111011 of the
congregation, the minister woke them
up by 11111111111111: “Aron“. heaven is
not under the floor!"
11.11 You 111111111 The“?
Au Inventor In America has earned
the thanks of all who him been min
in: offer 11 really unitary form of
111111111111. In col-tun ports of that great
country. when young 1111111111 so to par
ties and pieces when they kin. they
are provided with a mum 11111111
1111:. mounted on 11 1117 Mill This
1111 the resulting pollution
3.1111111111111111 11mm 1 11111»: 111111 '
.B. Clmdderton, Darien. 1126 (it 1126 3t
TO LET—ONE LARGE FRONT FOR SALE—«LAUNCHr‘dil FT, 6
h. p. engine, clutch and air whistle.
Nice lines. 01‘ trade for auto. Ford
preferred. Address Luunch, Senti-
nel. 11126 iii
FOR SALE—«SMALL DRIVING
horse, top carriage and harness. $50
for all. Also two sets light harness,
$11"). «11 Fifth St., East Norwnlk.
1126 Ilt
HOUSE.
minutes from
Mitchell. 8
1.11 ti
FOR SALE—J2 ROOM
good well, fruit trees, 5
trolley, $1,500. Geo.
Knight St. 104-4.
FOR SALE~~FIVE ESTABLISHED
beer pipe cleaning routes in this
state. $20.00 to $40.001per week.
Price $250 to $700 per route. Cash.
Bowling, 18 Lockwood Ave, Stamford.
1126 31;
FOR SALE~FINE WALNUT UP1
right piano with stool and cover, that
class condition. Will sell at a bar-
gsin. 0011811 or instalments. Call
Sound View Cottage, Harbor View
llench. South Norwalk. 1124 3t
FOR SALE—A 16 FOOT CEDAR
skiff. two years old, newly painted:
oars, row locks. hedge and painter.
All in good order. Andrew N. Tay-
lor. 21 Woodward Ave... South Nor-
wuik. 1124 31
FOR SALE—~ENAMEL BED,
tress, spring, bureau, hanging
and two lamp chandeliers.
Senvlew Ave.
MATs
lump
inquire 17
11:21 31
FOR SALEwTWO BEAUTIFUL
lieston bull pups. one male and one
female. Screw Inlls. Two months
old. Apply 21 Uiny 81., South Nor-
wnlk. 1124 iii
FOR SALE-«SATURDAY SPECIAL.
111111.11 Krunich 11nd Ilnch pinno. perfect
condition, $135.00; $5.00 monthly.
Slcincrt‘s, 10 South 11111111 St. 1123 21
FOR SALE~~JI (K)l..(.).\'Y,Clli("1KEN
coops. measuring :1 1-2 x 7 111.. 1 x ‘l
11., 3 1-2 x 0 it. Price $1.00 ouch.
Apply lid West St. 1123 in
ADVERTISING SPACE FOR SALE
in trolley curs hotwceu Slnmiord 111111
i‘uil'llcid, (301111. Apply llux No. 10.
cure Sentinel. 1122’. :11
FOR SALE-SIX llOlltll) .H‘ "."III\I
nro good workers. li'lqnilc of 11.11-
mond liros. .12131
FOR SALE ..- Clll‘lAl‘. 'I‘IIIS
ycnr's Ilrush :111101111111110. l-‘elicrt
condltlon, full equipment.
tires. 11.113 lumps. top,
miles, climbs :111y hill. Ilcnionsirntlo11
any 11111111. 11. 11. Minor, 97 \\'11shhu:-
ion 81.. South Norwulk. 11111 1‘11
FOR SALE OR TO LET
$0111. 1111,
brand new
9112. speed 2?»
117110.11
the dosiruhlc property No.
1111 West ‘31.. now oocupicd by 111‘.
Chancellor. .1. irvlng Illhblc, executor,
Nil Washington 81.11171 1221
FOR sALEJI'i‘o (1.0511: 111111.11 11
property No. 63 Spring succt. Price
$3 .100 Inquiic 111 The South Nor-
wnlk Trust (101111111111'. 116 if
FOR SALEv—CARIAMI) KANSAS
horses for all purposes. direct. from
the forms and wall broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1.600. Look them
over. il_ Ilorshileld. sulos stables.
Concord and Wood streets. 11.0 tf
NOTICE
All persons having hills 111111111111 the
Town of Norwnik are. requested to
have them In the Selectmen's Office.
Norwnlk. on or before August :11.
1912, Is the fiscal year eudsfiugust
31, 19111.
ALFRED AVISON,
JAMES A. BROWN,
JOHN illilVlNltl,
Selectmen or the Town of Norwulk
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lililll IN Will ilRiEl
WALL S'i'itlllid’i‘, 10:10 11. tum-1311‘
11111111111 Pncilic. the flowers and some
obscure specialties displayed varying
degrees of strength utthe opening of
todny's stock market. Canadian Ph—
elflc 11111111111 1 1-2 with substantial frac-
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tionni advances In 1111111 111111 Ohio. 1
while some of the 11111111 active i‘n‘lb
roan 11111111911. 111110 opened above But
today's close. Bending fend Union
Pacific were among the better known
shocks that opened with 01111111 do
slices.
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WAIJL STitliililfr, 11 a. use. 1111
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' 1111151: 11111110511 or 111211 112311
Ohnwd Testis: 11 crew Reunited I
the Death of Donn-ole» Preda- ,
.. 1 tory cobra. .
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if the testimony adored by 1111 Eur
“sh naturniist in Ceylon be glvan full
credence. than the coins to not so
dangerous a snake as popular repute;
tlou makes him. In at least two in.
stances, reports this naturalist.
cobra: were chased by large birds:
in neither one did the snake seem
to have any hypnotic power, such 1111
Is zenerally credited to snakes in
general.
A crew was been fighting an 111.
truder into its nest sltusted at the
very top of a tree. The crow was (life
cling at close quarters and packing
hard at the neat. oawlng loudly all
the time. The nest was some 40 feet
above the ground.
Presently a snake came out of the
nest and started to descend, with the
crow in hot pursuit“ peaking at the
cobra. continue“!- The snake took
refuge about ten feet down In a
clump of dead ferns from which It
was chased out by the crow. it came
from branch to branch until It
rescued a large horizontal limb,
which stretched out about 20 feet.
Here the snake was at a great dis-
advantage, Inasmuch as it could not
turn upon the crow. The latter seem-
ed fully to appreciate the situation
and its tactics wore excellent. it
would peck hard at the spine close
to the tail and then peck near the
snake's neck. At each peck pieces of
the snake's skin were torn out;
whereupon the cobra would lie quite
motionless. But Just as soon as it
evinced signs of again attempting to
escape the crew would recommence
Its attacks with extraordinary surety
of 111111, After 16 minutes the cobra
was dead.-Hnrner's Weekly.
BELL or TRAGIC MEMORIES
Hat Remarkable History Thu Will
Strike the Render as Being Typi-
cIIly Russian.
The Kamnoulio Koloko, or “Bell
With the Ear Torn Off," had a most
romantic history. in the sixteenth
century Prince Dimitri, the rightful
heir to the Russian throne, was de-
posed by u revolt led by Boris Godun-
ofi, who was afterward proclaimed
czar. The seat of government was
then at Uglich and thither Dimitri was
sent, In order that he inlght'remaln
under the direct observation of the
usurper.
Doris. fearing that the populace
might awake to tho justlce of the
claims of the young prince, planned
the assassination of Dimitri. He was
onedny stubhcd in 11 courtyard. None
of the bystanders showed any disposi-
tion to old high A priest. however,
from the cathedml beltry, saw the,
crime and Immediately begun tolling
the great bell, which was held sacred
and rung only on 1111111111111 occasions.
much as at s coronallon 01 the death of
a. casr. ‘
Furious at this tacit expression of!
reproach, tho czar conimnndcd that the
priest should be tortured 11nd executed 1
and that the boil should be taken down I
and placed beside the body of 1151
ringer. This order was fulfilled. and t
the bell was beaten with clubs by the
entire populace. the Czar Boris being
at their hood.
The czar then decreed that the bell
should be exiled to 'l‘oholsk and that
one of its hangers be removed to In-
dicate its disgruco.——-l~lurper's Weekly.
"The! Will Do."
Big as a house was one ofthe two
arguing at the corner and he sawed
the air with arm and mighty list.
My, but he was laying down the law
to the other fellow—u little chop—-
and 111 such 11 public place It was the
more humiliating. The big man's
anger was at Its height and his words
the ‘., ‘ -‘ and strongest, when the
little fellow turned to 111110 him and
quietly said:
“That will (10."
Did you ever have a. small map.
with a little rod on his cheek bones
11nd eyes between blue and gray
bore you with those eyes and remark:
"we 11111 1191"
oil, 11 did do.
Westminster Catechism.
The longer and shorter Catechism-
ct Westminster, along with the con-
foulon of 11111.11 of Westminster. the
documents which contain the crcedl
of the Church of 811011111111.htm ec-
mptod by the Presbyterianchuroh of
the United States and or other 31qu
lion-speaking lands. No party In the
American Presbyterian church has
disciplined the Westminster plumb
are: openly, although of course there
are some who do not follow them very
closely. 'f‘hu Wuntminster catechism:
Ire not to be supplanted by the Inter-
mediate catechism adopted by the
Presbyterian senerui assembly at
Louiwiils, Ky. 0111-1111: the week
which ended 1m 26. 1‘
‘1W‘
Female for Rapid Firing.
The out for mold firing should
have 11111131111111.1111, shotgun bulé
1111110, nhui‘un trigger pull, shown 1111,
111111 the his must be 11111111 1111 111111
11: 01111811 111111111 without ehort in
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Potato Soup. platter. As each egg is lifted out on of two hard boiled eggs whic
B011 1-. quart of potatoes and on on- a Skimmer. 1.11m off the rugged edges been mashed with a, fork. .
Ion until thoroughly cooked Pour offfilld slide it 011 the toast With helmet and a little 1111 t.
the water. Add a piece of butter‘ “m lover round slices of towt whit:
the size of an egg and beat the whole Peanut c°°k'" "been placed on a. platter. To
well with a fork or wooden spoon. One and a third cups sugar, one cup yolks of the eggs and out thrull
Heat a quart, of milk and ”pour over butter or part drippings, one egg,1four' potato masher or grater and a
taste Keep 1111,01 on book of stove tebiespooni'uls sweet milk, one tea-' over the top. Garnish with pa,
1111111 seivod but no not allow 11 to spoonful soda and one our peanuts;
to boil utter the milk has been added. but through 'srln‘der _0ne quart be-I
l
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Old-Fashioneg Currant 311,
One and one-half~ cups worm
milk, one cup sugar, one (cult.
Have a saucepan of water boiling aHam Toast. ‘or one yeast cake If Nestle“
hot, but not actually bubbling. Breakl A nice way to use the remnants of dissolve in cup of lukewarm )W‘ ..
the eggs, one at a time, Into a saucer o boiled ham is to make ham toest.‘011e-huli cup butter, one cup on
and slide them into place in the we Grind 01 chop the ham until you have lMake a stiff butter. Let ‘risg‘
ter. Draw the pun aside where they about a. cupful of meat, using some night. in the morning stir in as m,
can not boil and haste the water over of the fat. as that improves the flavor. flour as you can with a. epoo‘
them with a spoon until they are Melt s. twbiespoontul of butter in s it rise again, then knead fin e110“.
covered with n. thln‘veil of white. saucepan and add a «tablespoon of flour to make out In small cakes
Have ready slices of bread toasted. four and c. 11qu hours; at the end of, rise again and bake in a quick 0
buttered and cut in pieces the size cups of sweet milk. Let this thicken Two eggs may be used in the mo“?
of the,eggs and‘ arranged on 11 hot slightly, then add ham and the whites ing if liked.
fore shelled.. Flour to roll.
———1—1—-
Right Way to Patch Ems.
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