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WANTED
TO LET
FOR SALE;
OOLLECTOR~10 YEARS-3’ EXPER-
lance. would like position; acut-mint
ed with Norwaihs and smrouudiug
towns. Married 1111111.
anmltion out of town if ulcessury.
dress Gellector, cure Sentinel.
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WANTEDMI WANT
111osit1011.1 The right boy can make
from 501: to $2.00 a week without 1111
teri'ering with other duties. it.
Fitch, Room 10, Gazette.
Norwaik.
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Would take a
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A
bright, energetic “boy for a permanent
iluiiding,
50 31:
To LEW-AN APARTMENT (iENv
traiiy located, six rooms and bath
with all improvements. Address 1...
Care Sentinel. 186 3t
70 LETwA SIX ROOM 111111111
ment. All improvements. Inquire at
office It. and G. Corset Co. 11113 ti’
FOR SALE-50 YOUNG DUCKS,
about live pounds each, at 80c apiece;
also 100 to 150 chickens, nearly all
hens, Leghorus, White Otiingtons and
Rhode island Reds; also two large
pigs and eight small pigs1eight weeks
old Small plus $7 a pair. 11. Ruehl,
West Norwalk. s6 :11
TO LET-FIRST FLOOR OF FOUR
rooms with all improvements at 25
Putnam Ave. South Nor11'aik.lnquire
of M. .l. Crowley, at 4 West Main St...
Norwa‘lk. s0 lit
WANTEDMWHITE
general housework, no laundry;
ereuces required. Call Mrs.
Dorlon's Point.
Prospect Hill, experienced
lug Apply personally Mrs. Walker.
86 3t
GIRL. FOR
ret-
Busby,
so it
WANTED—*AT HILLSIDE SCHOOL,
waitress
and cham'bernmlald; also women to
help in laundry work and housecleau-
T0 LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE IN
Disesa Court; also half house, six
rooms and live rooms, with all im-
provements, corner Main and West
Main Sts. Rent reasonable“ inquire
J. Disesa 121 Main St. Norwaik, 01'
F113 ltaihoad Ave, South Nonvaih. 0
1135 t
TO LETa-JI‘HREE ROOM APART-
Iuent, newly decorated, in Lauder
building, 4 South Main street. In-
WANTED—TVVO GOOD PLASTER
cm at once. Apply H. and H. Maring,
or Dnrien.
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Cannon Station, Conn,
Conn.
quire Fredellck Lauder, Room 9.
85 (It
To LET—.1. 9 ROOM HOUSE ON
Putnam Ave. inquire John F. Mc»
WANTEDml'i‘ALIAN MAN, CAPA-
hie of selling watches and jewelry, to
solicit trade IfI'om the ltalians in Con-
for
we guarantee from
$20 to $30 per week; must have from
necticut; excellent
the right party;
proposition
Mahon, 1'16 West Ave. sl 3t
TO LETnll‘URNISIlED ROOMS IN
private family, all improvements, use
of telephone, one minute from trolley,
with or without board. Business wo~
for family of three. Apply No
,field avenue, South Norwaik.
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‘WAN'IZED-~\VII.I. TAKE
. 2 Fair
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All inrprovements.
hood. Address
Refined neighbor
M., care Sentinel.
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._ other rents.
LADY 0R
gentleman to board in private family.
$200 to $500 for deposit for the merg 111119.11 chtelrsd. Addless box 45h
rollandise. "Write to Union Jewelry 01th “ s
00., 49 1111110:an Lane. New York city. T0 LET—NEW HOUSE, TEN
WANTED—«GIRL FOR GENERAL rooms, all conveniences, Woodbury
housework. Apply 1-1 Lowe St. 81’) 3t Ave, 535; large house, fifteen rooms,
all improvements, plot of ground ad-
WANTEDmI‘OR OFFICE USE, Joining, .‘orvalk. $113; upstairs new
large room 011 \‘Vashinglon or Main building, Smith St, Norwaik, 37;
Ste. Address p. 0' Box 1'43, Darlen, downstairs, $8; upstaiIs, Water St...
Conn. 5;, 3t $9; barn, Taylor A.1'e, $3.: house,
’1, barn, stable, land, etc, Rounyton,
,WAI‘ITED—A COMPETENT MAID 2.‘1;room.; on Washington 811., 310;
due rooms. East Norwaik, $8; manu-
factory with power; carpenter shop;
Call on Raymond Bros.
84 It
TO LET—~HAMILTON AWL, HALF
of twotumily bones, 6 rooms, and 6-
room list; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from rallrbad station.
WANTED—NEAT ' (nuns WANT-
Ed-
si :lt
”RELIABLE-oil“. museum:
reference.
54 zit
ed in our finishing department.
ward Ilocssc and (‘11.
general housework with
N1 26 Maple St. \‘01'11 111k
Joseph R. Taylor 913 ti
PROFESSIONAL.
MISS ELSIE M. SHEEHAN,
teacher of pianorandlharmony. will re-
ceive 'pupils from Sept. 101.11. (31111
WANTED-~—POSI’I‘ION AS CARIB-
Ital: e rs by
without
young American
children.
couple
Address 15, care
01 11 rilc i’OI' particulars. 108 Main 51.,
.\mwaik. is?) lit
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on Long island Sound.
have some by proving
playing; charges. ‘111111.
veils, 110111111011, (71.
property
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( WANTED TO BUY ALI. KINDS
'catlle Ilesl market prices paid. {311- 1
tr; prices for {at calves. $3 to $4 A SChOOI IOI' GII’IS
1:1 b h calves t latte . ii. Fri d-
Inerm 0Com: Ave.0’l‘el. 351. e PROSPECT ”ll-L1 NORWALK-
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188:1).
FOUND The school will open‘ ior the Full
FOUND ltOIlNl) “01.1.0“ BOAT. term on ’ihursday Inmmng, bepteln-
her 19, 11112, at nine o'clock. All
classes except. the primary will hence-
forth be held in a building recently
put up cxpressh for the. purpose
t 1111111 on the slope of the hill each
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or hererag‘es divorced from the heal.
wedded to Ice, but be within that Im-
portant part of 1111 hot weather can»
1 sort PURE.
want perfectly. 1112011111 no more than
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too good' for you. Order today. Phone
Certified Ice dill
ice of uurstlonahlo purity.
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CONTAIN-
111p, small amount Ol‘ money and other
by
describing articles and pay-lug for ad-
of-
that
floor opens directly on the ground,
thus obviating all danger 111 case of
fire.
College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten.
Pr“immy and intermediate Depart-
ments for little girls and boys under
ten more. French taught 111 all
grades. A1'Inngements made for meet-
ing children who use the trolleys and
ior serving a hot luncheon. Terms
and illustrated booklet on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
school auym momlng after September
ninth.
MARGARET It. BRENDLINGER, A. B.
1128 lm
TAXI TO HIRE
son 111.1. occaslous.
DAY on NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 1- .I. VAAST
Notice .
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested in the proposed
change and alteration of the grade of
Rivers avenue, between Woodward
and Quinlard uvonue in this city. and
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the course, uflldtl. height and level or
of said Rivers avenue, bemoan the
aforesaid 1111111111111, that a meeting of
the Council of this 1.in will he held
111. 11111 Council Chambers on Monday
rr'mllnu,Soplc1nbrr 1111.11 1912. at 3
persons 11111111111 1:1'ml Ill proposed to be
- taken t:llcl‘0f01‘.t11‘ which may be 111'
ducted the-lolly, 1111111 appear and be
heard In relation thereto:
also hear ohjrclioua 111 the estimate
211d appraisal of benefits and dams
ape-z; and Will also hear all persons
interested 111 111111111111 to the accept-
a at 1111. report, in whole or in
1:11 11:1 Committee or ll‘rcdiml dart
. Its
modification; or 1111111311 or said
the proposed 111.1 out and designation of
tho shlcwalk and gutter on each side
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FOR SALE—WHO WANTS A
good small liarm cheap? iiave’l'lumv
bers of them near town, 2 to 25 acres.
Ernest lioessmaun, 22 Fair St, Nor-
walk. 116 iii
BAFIGAIN —— HOUSE, QUINTARI)
Ave., 0 rooms, all improvements, hard—
wood lloors. 'rt’ylor and' Golden.
55 3t
FOR SALE OR TO LET~ONE
family house, modern improvements
Edlie Ave.. East Norwalk. inquire
E. E. Gorham, 10 First St. at 3t
FOR SALE~OHERRY DALE
«farm, house has been made Into up
to-date bungalow. Bath. room, open
lire place and mission dining room.
Worth $6.000. Will sell for $5,000.
Geo. Mitchell, owner. a1 tf
FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ESTATE.
property No 63 Spring street. Price
$3, 300 Inquire at The South Nor-
.walk Trust Company. 1 a6 1.!
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE _. PAINTING. PAPER-
nanglng,’ 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 checrfully given. 11.22 1m
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
:reatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium Tel. 2113.
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NASH'S MODERN
soot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
CALL FOR MEE TING
To the Progressive: o! the Second
Voting District of the Town of
hicrwal k.
A meeting will be hold at lied Méu' s
11:11], \l'ushinaion Silent, South \‘111—
walk, Friday, September 6, 11112, 111 s
p. 111., for the purposc 01' 0111111111111:
delegates to the Progressive Slilli‘ and
Congressional Conventions to be held
at Hartford on September 231-20, 1912.
to choose :1 chairuulu and secretary
for this l’rogresive llisiricl (‘umullI-
«108, and to transact any other 1111111»
nous propel lo come before this
meeting.
Any voter Ol‘ the Second Voting,
District who is enrolled as :1 member
of the. Progressive Party is eligible
to vote 111. this mowing.
Any voter not already enrolled, can
enroll at I.Ilt’*lllt‘(‘lllig.
TI-IOS. RICHARDSON.
lilstr‘lcl 12111111111111.
the Progressive Stale 110111111111
. all 21
Per K.
For
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WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set. of old False Teeth
sent (us. Illlrbcst prices paid
for old Gold, Silver. old \\'IItcllv
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mull.
Phlla. Smelling and Refining
Comp an n,y
Established 20 Years
803 Chestnut 81.. Philadelphia,
~Pcumylvunla. .
TO DENTISTB.
We will buy your Gold Filings,
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
Highest prices paid.
N t"
Notice is hereby given In 1111 per-
sons interested in 11111.1 proposed lay-
out. widening, oularmnneut, and
grade of lluyvlcw avenue, from 11111-
side Place to West. threat, in this
city .thot 11 11113111111110! 11111 (iouncll of
this oily will be held at the Council
plumber in Washington street, on
Monday evening, September 111111. 71912,
at 8 o'clock p. 111.. when 111111 where
all persons whose land is proposed to
be taken therefor, 01' whlch may be
attested thereby, may appear and be
heard in relation thereto; and will
also hear oblcollons 111 the estimate
and appraisal of benefits and dune
ages: and will also hear all persons
at its Committee at hrseholdm a,
pointed to make said layout. widening.
enlargement. and grade at said my:
View avenue, and in’ regard to in
modification or chub slid: rel!
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day :11 septum“, ill .
2111' 1111s “It ref m Council.
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Interested in relation to the assault
once of thalreport. in 111111qu or in 111111 "
United States Marshal’
Sale ' ‘
District or Connecticut.
By virtue of an order or sale Issued
out of the United States District
Court for «the District of Connecticut,
on the 3rd day of September, 1912, no-
tice Is hereby given that i will sell
by publimanetiou, ior'eash, on Sat»
urday‘, the enliltll day at September,
1912, at 11.30 o’clock a m.. at Dalian.
in said district the barge “Emails P.,"
her engines, boilers, machinery. boats,
tackle, apparel, appurtenances and
furniture, as she now lies in Scotts
Cove.
iiurti'ord, (1011a, Sept. 41 , 1912.
SIDNEY 111. HA“ LitlY,
United States Marshal.
By Timothy 1. I'lawiey,
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
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NOTICE
Annual City Election
Notice is hereby given thatlthe an:
,nual city election 01! the City‘of South
Norwaik will he held in the 'I‘Ovvn
Court 1100111 011 Havllaud street, In
said city, on Manday, October. 7th,
1912, at which time and place there
shall be chosen by the qualified voters
of said city. from among their mm
her, by a plurality of ballots, a mayor,
city treasurer, six councilman, city
clerk, city sheriff, auditor, two mem-
bers of the board of registration, two
Inspectors of election, three members
of the board 01' relief. three assessors,
one water commissioner, treasurer o!
the water fund and one member of the
board of electrical commissioners;
for which purpose the polls will re-
main open from 6 ociock in the fore
noon untilfi o'clock in the afternoon.
The mayor, 0cltv treasurer, collector of
taxes and assessments, councilmen.
city clerk. auditor. city sheriff, in-
spectors of election. the members of
the board of registration, members of
the board of relief. treasurer of the
shall hold office for one tear from 12
o'clock noon of the second Wednesday
of the week following their election.
and until their successors are duly
elected and qualified. and the one‘wa-
tor commissioner and one electrical
11.011111111151011”, so elected, shall hold of-
fice for three years from 12 o'clock
noon of the, second Wednesday of the
week following their election, and un-
HI 1111le successors are duly elected
and qualified
i’cl ordel of the Council
Dated at South Norwaik, Conn,
this 1111 day of September. A. 1)., 1912.
JOHN J. CUNEO.
City Clerk.
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New Ordinance
The following ordinanca was submit-
lcd, passed and adopted by the Board
of Common Council of the (lily of
South Xoru'aik 111 a meeting held in
the i‘ily Chambers on Washington
street. on Tuesday. September 3rd,
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A11 Ordinance Relative to Voting Ma-
chines.
lie it Enacted by the Council of
the (lily oi South Norwalk:
Section 1. Voting machines shall
he used for voting, registering and
counting votes cast for city officers
at any and all (‘IOI'IIOIIS held heron!-
ler In this city, and upon all questions,
propositions and amendments submit
led at any such ochl.ions
of ordinances inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the City
of South Norwalk this 2rd day of sap-
témhcr, A. 1).. 1912.
Approved:
WILLIAM iv‘. TAMMANY.
Mayor.
Atte st :
JOHN J CINI'Z,()
City Clerk 115 2t
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Call for Meeting
To the Progressive: of the First and
Town 0! Norwalk:
A meeting will he held at the Town
tlourt Room on Tuesday, September
12111, 11112, at 8 11. 111.. for the purpose
of choosing delegates to the Progress
am; 111an and Congressional Ilia-
irict Conventions to 1111 held at Hart
ford on Beplninebr 213, 26. ltllll; to
choose a chairman for the Program-
Ilvs Town Committee. and to train»
not any other business proper to
come before it.
WILIJAM l-l SMITH, 111.,
lllalricl Chairman.
For the I’roai'csuivn Stale Committee.
A trolley car and a lumbar wagon
mixed things up 111 Wall street. about
seven o’clock this morning. The car
hit it 11 1311111111111:- blow and scared the
nurse. The horse started to run and
hits 11111111. 111151111 standing in Water
street” lie proceeded down the street
and one at 1111 drivers 1mm the lam-1
lanyard stopped him. William 11111111
water fund and assessors 'so elected '
Section 2.1111 ordinances aud'partin
Third Voting District: of the}
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Good Cleaner.
When cleaning delicate, babrics, 111c-
cs, ribbons or plumes use a mixture or
near and gasoline. says the Philadpi
phia North American. Mix this as
you would flour and water. Dip the
in the air, with out shaking until dry.‘
Then shake them gently. All the dirt
will come out with the flower This
preparation will clean the most dell-
cate materials of the paiest colors.
HOME HELPS.
A scouring Inixturs fer boards and
tables Is thins Work lnIo a paste halt
’i’ut it on the scrubbing brush instead“
of soap, then wash the wood with plen-
ty Oi clean water. .
To remove the smell of fish from
forks wash the forks in hot water,
a pdund of sand, halt a pound of solo ‘
soap and a quarter of a pound of'lime. '
[then remove from the water and rub
over'with a tiny piece of bptter. Wash
again and all smell will disappear.
To roast blanched shelled almonds
put in a bowl with two tablespoonluls
of olive oil and a tablespooni'ui of my
articles in and scrub thoroughly Hangl salt for each pound of nuts and mix. luaise dressing and garnish
'Place in a greased paper bag, fasten,
‘and roast 10 minutes, shaking occas-
loually.
To insure cool butter put the butter
in large jelly glasses with tin covers
and set them in a basin and let cold
"water run slowly around the glass. it
will not melt in the hottest weather.-
Pittsburgh San.
Sweet-bread ,_ and encumber Salad.
lSoak a pair of sweethreads for one
hour in coldsaited water. then drop
them into boiling water. Add a tea-
spoonfui of vinegar and boil them for
5 minutes. Drop them again into the
cold water to harden. Wipe
I move the meminime and out tit
small pieces. Peel ands
1three cucumbers into very
and mix them with the a salt
lJust bei'me serving mix wi
celery tips and olives. Hal
mushrooms and celery adds
an improvement.
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Broiled Tomatoes. ‘
Wash and wipe ripe tqma
a very sharp knife cut them
and lay skin-side down upon. it
ed platter. Cook over a. clear 11rd:
til done; arrange squares of t
hot platter and lay the broiled to
es on this toast—halt a tomato to
slice. Handle carefully, 1111111111611
“not break. sprinkle with peppe‘
I'salt and pour melted butterove
made.
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Score Tablets.
'1. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
G E T TH IS
Every ' 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 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
dit is a vest-pocket size, MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the cadre season, It is 1111111111 design
to that carried by the umpire.
(ii We have not a huge supply, so get
* yours early
(ll Cut out this: ADVERTISE-
MENT and hang it, together
. mm 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
and One of these Pocket Scorers
will be yours. ‘
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