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LASSIrIno Advertisements
on this page. TwentynFive Words 'or'Ilcs
~Tank Awaits the Dunc.
crane Candid-tn.
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We arc told‘by Mnilellnon and his
manager: that before the campaign In
3. 25c?—
Three Times, 50c";— Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Block-
" “face..or Caps. Double Price . " ‘ ‘
WANTED To LET 7 non SALE
over he will try and explain why all
his life he has been. an aristocrat and
against the sovcolled common people,
WANTED—A ROOKKEEI’ER AND
two stenographors. State age. expor-
ionce and salary to stnrt. Address E. S
.l., cure Sentinel otiicc. 1129 3t
WANTEDWSALESWOMEN FOR
units and milllnory and other deport-
nnulls for Saturday. Good sulury for
minpelcnt people. Address "Suits."
mre Sentinel. ‘ 1129 lit
WANTED —— REIJAIILE, ENER-
gotic urgent to represent most desira-
blo line of dress goods In Norwulk,
South Norwulk nnd Durlen. Samples
I'rec, liberal commissions, exclusive
territory. Address Mrs. W. F. ilanr
anond, 0'42 State St, Bridgeport, Conn.
l129'1it
WANTEDwSIGVEN' OR EIGHT
rooms with nil improvements, about.
10 minutes’ walk from the station, or
convenient to trolley. Address A, cure
Sentinel. £128 3t
WANTED—~A GIRL IN A BAKER’S
store for s‘nleslady. Could be a Hun-
garian who speaks English. Berko-
witz Bros... 41 Lexington Avc.‘ a28 3t
WANTED~HANDY ALI. AROUND
man wants position at a gentleman‘s
ironic; experienced with automobiles.
Address .I. K., care Sentinel, South
Norwulk. -- 1127 (it
WANTED-TARLE .BOARDFJRS,
families or single persons. Rooms
nearby. Good meals, reasonable board.
inquire Mrs. C. B. Hullock, 92 South
dliuin St. 9.27 3t
WANTED —— BOY ABOUT 10
years of age to work in grocery store.
N. H. Hoyt, 70 Washington St. a27 3t‘
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Besl market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices“ for int calves. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man, Conn. Ave. Tel.'1151.
TO LET-~FOUR ROOMS. 17 ElRST
St. Alp/ply, Chas. H Pearce, 27 Cove
8.29 11.
T0 LET~THREE CONNECTING
furnished rooms, iurnncc heut,oloctrlc
Iigl‘lts, privilege.“ both. 42 Bnyviow
uvcnue, South Norwulk. 329 3t
o. n
TO LETmll‘iItS’I‘ OF SEPTEM-
bor. live desirable rooms. Inquire at
3:! Gregory Boulevard, lilust Norwalk,
Donn; Adults only. 8.29 3t
T0 LET~HALF HOUSE ON PII'I‘~
na-m avenue. All modern Impfovc-
rnonis. Inquire of 'l‘. Iirosnun, 47 Vest
avenue. South Nor-walk, or phone
468. . £129 3t
TO LET~I-IOUSE, 12 ROOMS, ALL
improvements, from Soul. Ist. Suit-
ab e for bonrding house; 15 llaviinnd
St. For price and particulars apply
.I. M. ‘Imywn and 0.0., South Nor-
walk. - aEB‘Bt
TO LET—«SEVEN ROOMS. 7 SEY-
mour St., South Norwalk. Inquire E.
J, Miles, 40 Butler St., Norwalk.
a28 3t
TO LETQLARGE FRONT ROOM,
suitable for two. All conveniences.
Meals given If desired. Address 11..
core Sentinel. a“)? (it
To LET—FIVE ROOMS IN NEW
brick block at Burton. All improve-
ments; $15.00. Also store In new
brick .block at Dorian. Apply to Fred
.B. Chaddarton, Darien. a26 or
T0 LET~TWO FLATS. WASHING
St. Two cheap rents East Norwalk.
.1. W. Marvin. . 326 (it
TO LET—~HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house, 6 rooms, and ii-
room riot; all Improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. 313 ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
PLUMBING, ’I‘lNNING AND HEAT-
ling. Furnaces cleaned and repuired
by Jon. A. (hiruungh, 35 Orchard St.,
Norwalk. Phone 910. 1127 lit
NO’TICE —-~ PAINTING, PAPER~
hanging, Decorating. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pu-
pcr and pninlcrs' supplies of Alex.
M’Itite, til 1-2 I‘lly Ave. Tel. 423. Estl.
mites cheerfully given. u22 1m
To LET—«IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
port of city, nice house, with. every
modern improvement and convenience.
In good condition, electric lights and
gas: central. Inquire 22 Taylor Ave.,
nbur West St. a20 (it
Losr
LOST ~S.\IAI.I.
and pin at Iloyt's
night.
ol‘firc.
GOLI) \l‘A’I‘l‘lI
'I‘bcnirc, Monday
Itcwnrd for return to Sentinel
3‘10 31
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
trollincnt ol’ gout, rhomnnllsm, etc.
Annngcmcnts by appointment. Dr.
M'ndsworili's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
LOST «ON ROAD IIIQTWIG EN RED-
dlng Illdnc null \I'csiport. gold open
I'uco' \vutch und clniin. Finder will
obtnin rcwnrd by communicating with
I9 ti’ this ppper. n22 lit
NASH'S MOIIICIIN mournin- l ‘ ~ . "“"—”
boll nnd shoot repair shill). All kinds MEEELLANEOUS'
custom lululc work. l-‘Il and comfort MUSIC lllithlS JOY r“, THE
guaranteed. 28 \‘i'osi \\'nshinr.ton St.
no... it an...
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
It good American hollow» In "lulu
Ind things mob," wnb-r, min and nth!
or lilWOl‘lim‘Ih divorrwi from too bout.
muldod to Ice, but ho wuuin illnl im‘
portion purl oI' lib: iml uninhnr com»
fort i’lllilb‘. (Tortillrd ire illlii that
wmu wrinclly. ll. mmls no more than
ion of ulmilunnhlo’zpurliy. II’sI not
too goth} tor you. Order today. Phone
680
lilutribulorn for The! Nor‘flfllk!
Brookside Icc Co.
GOUTM NORWALK
and
9”“ Ti ”Wilt "will
H lint llilliilti
SOLVE!” NOTIQK.
[mum of Notwnih, or. i‘robuo
(twirl. August l2. A. It. 1912.
datum of Lucy n; ”rumor. this or
the tiny and claw of Now ironic, do»
roam.
Tho {hum oi honors for tho Dips
moi. of Norwaili. hath limited and ab
low-co six months from the nuts how
11:,wa pditors of. sold ”this to
which _ .. elitists tor positional.
Tom who humor. to Dropout lhoir
accounts. impart .nttcsuid. within
Mid, n ‘ .rwlil b9 mood in modmy.
" campus potash
‘ nonstop our
homo. l’nl'clliu who dcsirc to give
their rhildrcn the advantages oi the
culture, rcllncmvnl nnd soil-control
thnl «‘Ollws with music study, nrc lu-
\‘Itcd to connnunlcnio with Miss Lo-
liu A. (In-gory, whose touching metlr
oils urc inodcrn and systematic, being
nspurlnlly nrruugml to mom individ-
ual rotuiirt-incnis. Pupils Insirnclcd
at their llmncs. Address Norwnlk,
Fond, It. I“. I). 42. nil-I lit
unions
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. I360 '- J. VAAST
a... .mem...,w....,.._.w
WAY
tor you to ho worm In your new
hours this wlutor in to have u: Install
a floating ammo that will keep you
comfortablo on tho colds-t (hm
We'll study tho location of your
moms, tho focllltm of the: noun ml
toll you whom/or o Hot Air. Roi Wow
or slum System will satisfy you but.
The Jones & llotchkiss
Company,
m. m «comm. noun.
WAEfiKo‘i‘lfio ifirwisroursn.‘
ofun-oo titanium; a Austrian Low
don or ”insulin ll Victim. ‘
curious imam at Burundi. while on
luring a hotel hm mostly (in ,mni»
Ilies. Hus all Improvements.
$3,200. Apply to Louis Goldschmldt
Norwnlk, Conn.
FER sALE—éi’nnnisns N0. 75
Spring St, South Norwalk, contain
log 9 rooms and‘suituble for two falm-
Pr (:9
n29 3t
He is going to try and explain why he
hols condemned the millions of good
honest worthy citizens who have come
to usiromtorelgn shores; be in going
. to try and explain why he has con~
damned organized labor; he is going
boiler, heats two family house.
stalling larger beater.
FOR SALE—GORTON STEAM
In
good condition, soiling because of In-
Inquire Owens
Bakery or phone 435 or 551-5. 1129 at
to try and explain why he said under
date of February 26, 1905:
"Labor unions rewnrd the shiftieaa
and Incompetent at the expense of the
able and Industrlons.”
BARGAIN-«(i ROOM HOUSE. ALL
improvements: Quintnrd Ava, lot “The labor of America In rapidly no-
50 x 125. Apply Taylor and Gold coming unprofitable under Its present
on. ' n29 3t
He Is going to try and explain why
he said on June 13th, 1909:
regulations by those who have deter—
ness $14,000 to $15,000 a your.
dress A. 15., care Sentinel.
FOR SALE-WONE OF THE BEST
meat routes In The Norwulks, a busi-
Ad-
a28 3t
mined to reduce It to a minimum. Our
economic supremacy may be lost be-
cause the country grows more and
more full of unprofitable servants."
rooms, both, electric light,
ley.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSE, SEVEN
heat,
Roosevelt St, Norwalk, minute to trol-
IPrlce and terms of Mrs. Eliza-
beth Claude. 52 Nowtown Ave., Nor-
wnlk, or J. M. Layton and 00., South
3128 in
He Is going to try to explain why
he has always had contempt for the
socalled middle and humble classes,
in fact, for the millions of people
whose voice he must get it he is to
boolectcd. lie is wing to try and ex-
plain why for years In his calm, de~
liberate mid passionate momenta he
FOR SALE-7 ROOM HOUSE
good well, fruit trees. 5
trolley, $1,600. Geo.
Knight St. 1944.
minutes from
Mitchell, 8
a1 tf
wrote and preached against the Inltiwh
tive, referendum and recall and
against the hundred and one fads of
the present day and now has suddenly
7
66 West St., now occupied
149 Washington St.
walk Trust Company.
FOR SALE OR TO LET~FROM
Sept. Ist, the desirable property No.
by Dr.
Chancellor. J. Irving Dibble, executor,
a15'12t
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE. Mr. Wilson may well promise many
property No. 63 Spring street. Price explanations but he will need to
$3,300. inquire at The South Nor-
36 bf
changed his mind and says he was
wrong then but does confess that for
political expediency or for the sake
of winning votes, he is willing to
change his coat and accept the politi-
cal nostrums of the day.
make them very lucid to gain or re-
gain the confidence of the intelligent“
“ minor " d
A School for Girls
(Founded by
1881“.
her ill, 1913. at nine o’clock.
put up expressly for tho
Ii ro.
College li’ropnrnlory and General
Primary and Inlormmiiuto
ion yours.
grades.
ll‘rcnch tuught in
for serving: u but luncheon.
ninth.
MARGARET ll. liltir}.\'lll.l.\‘(ll‘)lt. A. It,
Elizabeth Burr Mend.
The School will open for the ll‘nll
term on Thursday morning. Septem-
All
classes .xcopt the :plrmury \vill hcnco
forth by held in a building recently
purpose.
lluilt on the slope of the hill, ouch “
floor opens directly on Iho'ground,
thus obvintlng nil danger In cnsc oi
Courses for older girls: Kindergarten.
llopnl'l- ,‘
monts for Illllo girls und boys umlcr:
nil
Arrnngciucnts made for moo-- i
ind children who usc the Irollcys uud‘
Terms
and illusirnlou booklm on uppitcuiion.‘
The l’rlncipul inny ho horn ul llli,‘
school any morning uric-r Scplcinlwr
u'.’.\' lot
voters of the country. The American
citizen does not like a turn cont nor
a traitor whether It be In war or in
peace, whether It be In a bloody con-
flict or in a literary discussion and
they will compare with Mr. Wilson’s
the honest, upright, consistent course
of President. Taft and Vice President
Sherman and cast their votes accord-
ingly.
i
I WILSON THE ENEMY OF
' LABOR.
"You know what the usqu.‘
adhered to do morn than the loustf
skillful of his fellows can
within the hours nllottod
‘mythlng beyond the minimum.
Executive (lounnllicc.
'Ilidn will be rcccivcd unliI August
:llct, 12 o‘clock noon. by uhrisllnu worth bl. while to attempt any
Swnrlz, prouidcnt oi Ibo Norwulk , ”1'38 It all. He had hotter slur .
llospitnl Ausm'inllon. for tho ycnr's altogether thun operate at an in-
supply of Slnndnrd Indium (‘onL Sumo
to be dolivorcd us culled for by the
1128 in
load not point out how economi-
cnliy disastrous such a regulation
of labor is. It Is no unprofitable -
to the employer (but In
trades it will presently not be
. cvlublc and invariable Iona.
Till) I
labor ot‘AmerIco lu rapidly In- '-
I'I'I’
coming unprofitable under its”
“Memento Garden."
culls n “memento garden."
from plants cont her during her iro-
quont illnesses. At lint she need to
give these pots of tulips or byaclntbn
away bcforo the bloom was over oilh~
or to the furnace man or to some
other employs coming in dolly. but ono
day a friend who had a country placo
sailed for the bulbs of a purllculnrly
bonutIIul box of coral pink tulips, tho
flowers having a noisy and unuaunl do.
tree of immune, This made her coir
alder her own bower bean. and thoro-
sl’ter the various lot: of bulbs Worn
dried and "hmod." Each but was
hbolod and the piano when the cons
toot: mm ovontuully planted rm
marked to correspond. Thus ouch
norm; bring- : romlndor of kind
frlandn, Ind the air In fragrant with
their gifts. With proper cam ‘und
favorable mother conditions the bulb:
will bloom for I lifellmu. and than
they optimum a. lasting memorial of
their donors. '
. Wm
Known by Their Autism.
Bums hoopla or! like a fly on the
body at in: on, In that they pm car
all the: ”and. healthy parts, looking
ion mo spot in which to atop and
food. ‘ Or like a burnt that wants
iii the sound hull and soizosnpon
tbs our» rotting spoolman. As the bar.
but reveals his nature by cutting
tho boa get: honey, so do {has our
rmnm by air Ind Hm
,,W
ind by s dunno nut-rumour reporter; ‘
Sir. ohms was not curiously tainted ‘m
sod hominid my aria-nod find 9
A very popular woman has what she
All the
flowers thoroin come from bulbs saved if “I“ ‘0'
poison out of the some donor when
_ “(that)“! crawls cardamom-om -
HAVAIVNA. null. awnings 8. dih- bod ‘ ‘
and. this chum do adult-es of this an: -.
not shot-d sunning-but no skin o
, Weiss. “how ’ . .
present resolution by those who ..
have determined to rcduco It to a
minimum. Our economic sunny
macy may I). lost hormone the
country grows more and more
unprofitable tenants." '
5 -From baccalaureate Hermon at
-} Princeton University. June 13.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
PHILADELPHIA. i’u.~'l‘ho Ameri-
can Volornnu of Foreign Borvlco Intro
voted down the proposition to omnisc-
mato with similar organizations. The
emotion of n natiminl woman‘s nuxll-
Inry has boon authorized.
PIIHIADEIJ’IHIA. I’ll. w Vnndnls
have ontorod the homes or Ferdinand
Imp and Benjamin budcnhorh. In
Park avenue and ulnshod cnrpotu.
rugs, portions: and ullhoulery until
they are ruined. um work the home
of the Bar. is}. (3. Swoolnor In the some
street mu found to have boon damag-
od In tins some way.
BANGOR, Mow-J. Bhorman Gray.
who pleaded guilty to the murdor of
Naomi Mitchell. fourteen your: old, In
Carmel. July 24. has boon sontonood
, by Justice King to life imprlwnmunt. .
noun. (am-«Two daughters of L, J.
Walter: word undated on complaint of.
the Rev. Mr. (3min, pastor of n my
alum during sunday servlms.*‘vvhon
smlgnod below a justice or the» peace
they who discharged. j ‘
n
“; _K§i§§'l‘IME8.
tint church, because they, linked and”
Put one pound best granulated fill-'Ol' the consistency of
got into a saucepan, add half a. cup take the cup to the t _
of water and with a. woodén spatula. ball the cones, one at n time‘lnto it, E pins. A rosette of the narrow .rl
stir over the fire until the sugar ls coating each thoroughly; to the wimpy be fastened to each and
dissolved" then; remove the spatula mainder oi’ the creamed sugar add the Dior—New Orleans Picayune.
and cook wit-bout stirring until the‘remnlning chocolate and two table .
syrup softballs, when a little of it is Spoontnls boiling water until of con- Dr. C. II. Eliswm'th, Dentist. 16 a!
tested In Ice water; pour slowly but sistency desired; dip rest of cones In .' win street, Rochester. N. Y., say
In a steady stream Into a bowl that It—Chlcugo Inter Ocean. B
has been lightly brushed over withi
oil or water; do not scrape the sides,
of the saucepan
granulate; have ready In a bowl six
ounces of melted chocolate; divide the
sugar mixture" Into two parts and Into
one pour one-third the melted choco-
Inte and vanilla extract to season to
taste; stir until a stiff mass Is formed,
then shaipe into small cones and drop
upon buttered paper; put halfthe re-
maining cream mixture In a cup and
stand it in boiling water, add vanilla
Chocolate Gone:
to flavor and stir over the tire until ~
thick; syrup;
Wm...” “4m...“ ~....-....u.
I-‘lowor Pin.
Chocolate Icing for Eclairl. fully.
or the syrup willI
spoons of water.
thread is“ llormed.
the boiling syrup on and beat until .use."
down the sides.
{Large safety pins wound will
able and dlpsrow green ribbon makeclovoly
W
lley Kidney Pills gave him Immodl
.. relief and strengthened him wnd
“For some time past I
_ Put seven elghts cup of granulatodmeen bothered with weak kidnaps
sugar in a saucepan with six' table-bladder trouble. Irregular action.
Stir until the sugnr.and dizzy spells all troubled me. ‘
is melted, t‘hen cook the syrup until a l Iey Kidney Pills gave me Immedli
Melt two squares I relief and strengthened me wonderm
of chocolate over hot water and pour5ly. I am pleased to recommend the
Foley Kidney .Pills are' soon
the icing will spreod well. Put a lit- 'Iy prepared for kidney and bladderail-y
tie oi the icing on each eclair, allow- . ments, and are always effectlvotolf;
Ing It to cover the top, but not runirheumatism, backache, weak back-find,
llumbngo.——W. F. Wigmore & Co. ‘ J
3m. Embryonic you tell you
mound your hound hm. '
flu. isotherm-eras: in said he could .
Ii
r. Baseball Fan _.
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
'ET THIS e
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening'Sent‘inel'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.
(“Keep 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“
the entire season. It is similar in design
to that carried by the umpire.
(“We have not ‘a huge supply, so
get
yours early. *
(I Cut out this ADVERTISE-
» MENT and bring it, together ,. 1
. With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
. and one of these Pocket Scorers
’ willbcyours. , ,1
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