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Classified “Ads,
For Sale, Business and
ProfesSional Cards and
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CLASSIFED Advertisements on this page. Twenty—Five Words or Less, 25cm
Three Times. 50c —- Each Additional ’Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price
WANTED
TO LET
nos SALE
WANTEDmCAiii’idN’i‘EitS. STE
, pitch J Ungvut'y, contractor and
,builder, 24 Cliff St. s7 3
CLUETT,1PEABODY AND CO.
h'tve situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power 1nu~
«tunes. steady work. ' si ti‘
pm...—
COLLECTOR—~10 YidAltS‘ EXPEIL
ieuce. would like position: acquaint
e1i"‘with Norwaiks and surrounding
towns. Married 1mm. Would take a
position out of town, it necessary. Ad-
dress Collector. cure Sentinel. st) :11
TO LET-~1-lOliSF..12 ROOMS, ALL
impiovemcnts. from Sept. 1st. Suit
able for boarding house; 15 l-luvilaud
St. 1101' price and particulate apply
J. M Layton and (0, South Nor-
wall/(.217 lit
To LET1-AN APARTMENT CEN-
‘ti'aliy located, six rooms and bath,
with all improvements. Address 1...
Care Sentinel. s6 lit
ll rooms;
St., East Norwalk.
Gregory,
on. $20;
2 top carriages, $45. $50;
$4 each;
2 light driving harnesses.
St..-Eust No1wuik. s7 'l
FOR SALEwWELL BUILT HOUSE.
lot. 50 x 1510. No 31 First
Apply to int, 0.
Atty. s7 3t
FOR 8ALE-1 DELIVERY WAG~
1 top business wagon, $20;
2 sleighs,
it single harness, $3 each:
44 Fifth
T0 LET-A SIX ROOM APART-
meut. All improvements. inquire at
office it. and t}. Corset Co. . all if
BOY WANTED--I WANT A
bright. energetic boy for 11 permanent
position. The right boy can muke
from 5011 to $2.00 a week WIUIJOIII. tu~
Ml'fei'lllg with other duties. R. 1'1.
Fitch. Room 10, Gazette Building,
Norwaik. 86 3t
WANTED—~A’I‘ HILLSIDE SCHOOL,
.Prospect Hill, experienced waitress
and ohmn‘bcrnmiald; also women to
help in laundry work and houseolean-
dug. Apply personally Mrs. Walker.
sti 3t
WANTED—TWO GOOD PLASTER-
ers at, once. Apply ii. and H. Mariug,
ititnnon Station, Conn, or Darlen,
Conn. 33 3t
WANTED~IT‘AI.11\N MAN, CAPA-
l1ie of selling watches and jewelry, to
solicit trade from the ltulians in Con-
necticut; excellent proposition for
the right party; we guarantee from
$20 to $30 per week; must huve from
$200 to $5,100 for deposit for the mer-
chandise. Write to Union Jewelry
Co, 49 Maiden Lane. New York city.
'WANTEDMGIRL FDR GENERAL
housework. Apply 14 Lowe St. 35 3t
WANTED »»»»» FOR OFFICE
large room on Washington or Main
(Sis. Address I’. O. llox lid, Damien,
IConn 57131
WANTEDMA ttl\li’l1l‘l<l.\"l‘ Ill \li)
{01 family of three. Apply No. " 11.111
ileld avenue. South Nero-111k. 35 :It
WANTED-«TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Rest market, prices paid. Ex-
Itra prices i'or,t'ut culvcs. $3 to $4
[or bob calves to t'utteu. ii. Fried-
man, Conn Ave. Tel. 11131.
FOUND.
._.. .__,_. -- ._,. ,. M mwfl. .w
FOUND li'ilt Ni) llil’l‘ ”'itlii ll.()\"l.
(111 tiling IMIIIH nonini. ()wucr 111111
Ui'M't' some by proxin; property null
uniting, l‘h;\1",;l's. ( ;;1‘, t. I“l'.’illii It. Sit"
yr. a IL()\'1’1liiiili,(i. 511 iii
USE,
Fro-d lick it. Gaming
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
A good Alilill'li‘tm bunnies in “tok-
Iug things coo" . ‘wstcr. sods Mid oth-
er bovcruues divorced from the heat
molded to il'o, but he wuuis that ilil~
:portnut purl of his Ilol \vt-olhur com»
Fort, I’lliilu. i‘l'riiilntl It'd IIIIu that
wont lit-rrm'tly, it costs no more than
ion of uur-«utouuhll1 purity. it‘s not
too 1101111 [or you, (trilcr today. Phone
680
the Nm'wulks
Ilrookside Ice Co.
SOUTH NOEWALK
and
Chas. T. I’ickcrinu.
Distributors 101'
Norwslk
United States Marshal’s
Sate
District, of Connecticut.
11:; virtue of 1111 order or sale trotted
out of the l’iiilvd Stilton District
itotirt for the District of Communal.
~ on the tint 111111 or Astronaut—r. 11112. no
tics is herein." given that I will sell
hypnotic 1111111111111. for cash. on Set.-
ut'dny. the Hill lift)‘ of licptmuber,
1:112, hi it: Elli ot‘lock ti 111,111 I‘lfti‘len.
in as to district. the, burst» “it melts it."
11111 engines. honors machinery. limits
tackle. Apparel. appurtenances an
1111111111111. 1111 site now lies in Scott’s
cove.
Hartford. 11111111.. Sept. 4111. 1912.
1811mm“??? tiAWLinY,
United States Marshal. ,
vTime’thy E. Henley. '
“Deputy ii. El. marshal. all fit
TO LET—vFIRS'l‘ FLOOR OF FOUR
rooms with all improvements at 2’1
Putnam Ave, South Norwnlk. iuquhe
of M. .i. Crowley, at 4 West Main St.,
Norwulk. sti 3t
T0 LET-~Slx ROOM COTTAGE IN
Disesa Court; also half house, six
rooms and five rooms, with all im-
provements, corner Main and West
Main Sts. ~Reut reasonable. inquire
J. Discsa, 121 Main St. Norwulk, 01'
{15 Railroad Ave.,, South Norwaik.
so tit
TO LET—Jl‘HREE ROOM APART-
ment. newly decorated in Laudet
building, 4 South Main street. i11-
quire Frederick Lauder, Room 9.
35 tit
TO LET-HAMILTON AVE, HALF
of two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6.
room flat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 11113 if
”PROFESSIONAL
MISS ELSIE M. SHEEHAN,
teacher of piano audl harmony, will re-
ceive {pupils front Sept. 10th, Call
or write for particulars. 168 Main St,
Norwalk. s5 tit
PIANO iNTRUCTION, srnmo 1011
South Main street. South Norivztlk.
Louisa A. Tripp. Tel. 1342-4. 57 iii
LOST iRlSII TERRIER, ’l‘AN
colored. short toll, wort on under
part of neck. Libero] reward it re
turned to W. ll. llu-hbell, iio 11131011.
(‘01111 . 117 it.
HILLSIDE
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
(Founded by idlizuhoth llurr Mead.
135331.
The school will open for the Full
term on 'i‘hurntlny morning. Septem-
bur lb. 15113, at nine o'clock. All
clowns except tho primary will hem-1':
forth no hold in :1 building recently
put up expressly" for the purpose.
llnllt on the slope of the hill, ouch
floor opens iIIlt‘i'tI)‘ on the ground,
(1111:; obviating utl donut-r in case of
tire.
College
Preparatory and (icncrul
. Courses fl 1' older girls; Kilnicruurtcu.
l‘rimnry and intermediate Deport—
lnenh “or little girls null boys under
ten years. French taught in it”
1.11 rndcs. Alwuuuclncuts mode for meet
I111; (hildwu who use the Hollow-.1 null
for zoning :1 hot t1111<-.tn~on forms
and illustrated boaklcl on application.
The Principal may be soon ut the
school any morning nflcr September
ninth.
IilAltltAltt‘i" it. l'Illii1.\i)i.lNGi1lt. .A. ll.
ll“8 lm
TAXI TO IIIRE
.FOR SALE-1:10 YOUNG DUCKS
about five pounds each, 1111 80c apiece;
also 100 to 150 chickens, nearly all,
lions, Leghorns, White Ofvt'iugtons and
Rhode island Reds;
lugs and eight small pigs; eight weeks
old Small pigs $7 a pair
West Norwatk. '
also two large
H ituehi,
s6 3t
‘an SALE—WHO WANTS A
good small town cheap? Have num-
bers of them near town, 2
Ernest Boessmann, 22 Fair 81., Nor-
walk.
to 25 acres.
86 3t
BARGAINu—i-IOUSEZ, QUINTARD
Ave, 6 rooms, all improvements, hard-
wood floors.
and Golden.
so ill
Taylor
.F‘OR SALE—«CHERRY DALE
farm, house has been made into 111p-
to~date bungalow.
lire place and mission dining room.
\\ orth $11000
Geo. Mitchell, owner.
Bath. room, open
Will sell for $5,000
at tf
FOR SALE-«T0 CLOSE ESTATE,
property No. 63 Spring street. Price
$3,300. Inquire at The South Nor-
walk Trust Company. a6 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE ~ mnv'rmo. PAPER.
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters“
White, .01 1'2 lily Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given.
supplies of Alex.
1122 im
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment Dr.
Wadsworth‘s Sanitarium. Tel 210.
f9 til sailor business rather quiet and on f.er“
NASH'S
boot and shoot repair shop.
custom made W‘.le
guaranteed
All kinds
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for ouch not of old False Tooth
soul 115, Highest prices paid
for (iItI (‘.otri, Silver, oill \\'ut1‘lt>
cs, III'tlki 11 Jewelry and Precious
Stones,
Money Sent by Return Mail.
Phila. Smelting and Refining
. Company,
i1‘st.1l1lishci 'o i'zc us
863 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
T0 DENTISTS.
“‘11 will buy your (told Il‘ilinus,
Gold Scraps :llni i‘lulluulu.
tlighcst prices paid.
Fit and comfort
28 W est ’Wnshingtou St ldrcss as New 1",11111 and said that he
Notice
Noticc ls llcrchy
out. widening. cnizirgvnn'ut.
grotto of iiuyvicw uvcuuc, from lliil
side Place to \\’ost,Strcut, in
city
given to all iK'l"
sous interested In the proposed lug:-
and
this
,thut 11 meeting of NW ltouucii 111'
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OF! NIGHT.
Tel l360 .I. VAASI'
this city will he held 111 the Council
,t‘hmnber in Worthington stroot, on
Monday evening, H‘eptoinbcr 111th, lttl’
at 8 o'clock p 111.. when and where
all persons whose land is pl'ulmillltl to
be taken therefor, or which may be
affected thereby, may llllili‘lil’ and no
board In rclniion timrulo; null will
also hour objociiious to the estimate
and upprutsul of benefits and thun-
aues; and will also In-ur all persons
Notice
Notice, to horoby pitch to all por-
titlitii tutorcstcd in the proposed
chance 11ml alteration of the erotic oi’
lilvcrs uvcuuu. lictwmii Woodward
and Qililtttlrd tumour. in this city. and
the proposed layout, and designation of
the l‘tliii‘t-itt. widil', ltnlnht null level of
tho alticwulll 11nd Milittl' on each aide,
of suitl itireru pvt-nun, butwetnt thc
ltfovlstiid 1111211111111 ililil u mention of
that (lounc‘l 111 this city win 1111 held
at the Council Clitiliilti’l‘i’ on Monday
clotting, Silii‘i‘tlthl‘i‘ itith. i012. iii 11
(which. 111. in, when and where all
persons whose hunt in proposed to be
when therefor. or which may be lit‘
l‘oclod thereby, 111m spur-111' and be
heard in rctntion thereto; and will
also hour ohirctions to the estimnts
11ml '11,:1prni ill of licuctiln and linin-
use"; and Will also hour all persons
interested in relation to the accent-
sure of the re; art. 111 whole or 111
1111111, of its (10111111111119 ct 11111911111111.1111,
appointed to make shill change and 11.1
teratton 111111111111 end 111‘ regard to any
modification or change of said report
listed iii: South b‘mwaik. tons,
this till: this of September. 1912
Per order of the Council
littlest '
Jolm‘b‘ count),
t‘tty clerk.
NGW ii REAL [STATE TIMI.
Advertise your recent. property
interested in relation to tho accept,-
lmco of the report. in whoil1 or in part,
of its Committee of ll‘rocholdcrs 11p-
polutod to make uuill layout. widening,
cuiuraetueut, null 14min at Hiiiil tiny-
unl’
modification or change or 1111111 report.
tinted at South Norwalk. this bill
view uvenuu, nud in resort] to
day of September. 1111:.
For order of the Council.
Minot:
JOHN J. illiNl'li),
l‘ity iftcrit.
HOW DARIEN FEELB.
W
Bull Moose Cums wtthln Two Vote!
of Carrying Primary.
The committee on arrangements for
the progressive state‘ctmventtmt in
Foot (111111111 ilslif‘ilurttord, September
25. and 211. will meet for a conference
at. the Hotel Houhloiu Thursday lit. ii
The tutti moose lenders to 11m»
to sluts headquar-
tne republican”
town caucus held in Duties, Front: 114.
1 Holmes was selected as V
s. 111.
ion in his report
tors relates that at
irate.
a state dele-
ilc responded by saying its
would almost. if he be instructed: to .
support the progressive movement
and Colonel Roosevelt A
taken in the caucus 11nd he lost, lib?
two votes. , '
., surly sud get it mated. Sentinel club, 3 ‘
vote it”
i
1110111111111 oooovnsn 1 11.111111011110111 a,
- ,Ray said that he
i .
York. but 11 short time. coming: direct '
l
l
1
Iturn them assistance to not hack to
'~.\'1-w York where tin-y hove- friends. i
1
vliit'i' 32v
Jl-hnlucli with train litilllit.
, illlvcn,
' wry hard,
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Construction camps in the more
isolated sections or the state. at wnicn
men one worked 12 Mill‘s *1 111w my
tier deplorable Conditions amt severe
hardships at insignificant wages are
responsible for the ap‘uearance or
many men in the city 001111 or late on
charges of vagraucy and train riding.
Three Spanish men, who were sent
by a New York employment agency to
a camp just above New Haven, were
in Bridgeport court, recently, churned
with vagrancy und they told a story
Which shows the deplorable Htllte of
affairs at these construction camps.
.Martin G. Vasquez. used 25, Man-
uel Soto, aged 20 11nd Domingo Ray,
aged 22 years, were the men. Vas-
quez said he was 11 native or Brook-
lyn but at'the age of 3. went to Por-
to Rico where he lived all his life.
learning the language and custom of
the natives so that he now passes as1
a native. He ‘spoku plainly whereas
the other men made a failure at the
English language. Vasquez said that
the three of them and been sent
the construction camp for work.
When they got there they found that
they were made to sleep in shacks
and huts of the worst type, huddled
together with other laborers. They
iron and hold the chiffon over the
steam until it is free from wrinkles.
'lienew both cloth and iron as soon as
the steam flows feebly.
chiffon to dry quicklw—Lndies’ Home
Journal.
To Renew Chiffon. ‘
Spread 9. wet cloth over a very hot a quart of stock or water.
a iseve.
i
I
Allow the other saucepan; throw into this two
sliced onions, 9. large cucumber out in-
iy browned.
M
Sweet Peach Salad.
Peel and split ripe peaches put them
Stir in the puree and season with
if the taste 1,, liked. This necessary, a tsblespoontul of spinaclp;
prove the color of the soup
M..- i pinch of sugar.
Puree of Vegetables. , PM“ Slump.
Take a pint of green peas which
Normandy Salad.
tiarso onion sliced a sprig of mint and in readiness a 11.111 baking powder his»
hot tln'nli cult dough rolled very thin and novel
boll until tender; rub them thiough the top of the dish with min and Milli“.
bake it in a quick oven until it its ninth
Dissolve an ounce of butter in an 'maklng severui incisions in the crust
Then with a fork breath
the crust into irregular shaped pieces;
to dice, two iettuces out small and a and mix it in with the peaches. Coo
limit a pint of freshly shelled youngi for 10 minutes longer and serve warns
Incas. Pour upon the vegetables asi (not hot) accompanist] by thick, until».
«much stock as will cover them and letx ed cream. ——New York Tribune.
lone a mot of tender lettuce, then sprin- them b0“ t1“ tender.
hie over finely chopped butternuts until
dress with fine sugar and a little iem- pepper “5“” and ”0“ all together.”
on juice,
may also be served with a whippe
{cream mayonnaise.
Stew gently In their own liquor 11.
d or parsley juice may be added to im Ismall can of French peas. Season with
I“ little salt and pepper and add a.
When the peas absorb
all the liquor allow them to oool.Ch01!
Pare and. remove the pits from six half a pound of English walnuts and
have grown too old to be boiled in the large peaches Arrange them in a bak- mix with the peas.
ordinary way. Put them into a sbew- lug dish and sprinkle with a cupfui or half a cup of mayonnaise. Serve with
pen with a handful of the shells, a sugar and a little grated nutmeg. Have‘ lettuce.
Pour over it a.
wore paid fmm $1 to $1.25 a day
but out of that they had to buy the
poor food they were furnished at the
camp. They were made to work 12'
hours a day with little time for‘
rest. He said that the system wast
one of oppression throughout, and,
that the men who were at work tn1
the camp were nothing more or less
than slaves. -
After getting a taste of the life at l
the camp, Vasqucz said that he and:
his companions decided to quit. They }
were unable to get their money until
had to walk. They reached Bridget
port and Tuesday night crawled intoE
an unfinished house in Fairiicid to;
sleep. Officers Lynch and shultz found 1
them there and arrested them. Vas-i
quez said that ho was 11 sailor and;
had drifted to all parts of the world.
He showed papers which indicated
that he was in good standing with 111
sailor‘s organization. lie found the:
t
I
'to get any sort of work accepted the
the construction _.
1.11m his home 1111-, ‘
('.nmp 81110
was a tailor. lie was 20 more old.
lied been in Newt
from I‘orio Rico. lie was 21! ycnrsl
old The court silxiioutlcd iudnmcuti
in their cases and turucd then) over?
to Probation Officer Simpson whol
.incob Brunucr of New York 111111?
Andrew Nocit'h of Now York,tl1c for l
yeuis and the taller :15, were
iloth had
on 11 farm near New,
hilt they bud found the work?
and the hours long and
wvnc unable to stand it, so started
buck for New York. 'l‘hcy were or-
rostcd in the Bridgeport lrclnht yards
Tuesday night. '
Ili‘i‘il at work
Report of the ilouiillion of
THE HOME BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.
01‘ liarieu, in tin- ctosc of business on
the lib tiny of Sti‘li‘illln'i‘. 1:112.
Aucts.
Loans 11nd Discounts ...... Film
Stocks and Scturltics. not
including those Bill tiiildi,‘
for Savings ilcpesiiors ..
i1‘urnlture and Monroe
llll,iil’11‘i.'1'l’1
3.4413113
1111111111 Real l-‘stulo ........ 2,000,011
lino from other thinks. a
Monitors and Trust l’oun
Mules .......... 15.6“.”
line from Approved itrsorve
Allen's ...... 14,052.70
llnlietl Sluice 11nd Nuttouul
think Notes ...... .. 4,834.00
(hold (‘.qu ................ 811.011
Silvcrloin................ 1117.20
Minor (tutu ............ 25.“
Fund not aside for 81111111111
Ilcpouilovs ., 117,087.34
Honda to Fluculo i’oatul
timings Deposits 1,001100
'l‘otnl Moots , . . . . . . . . . 4111115111044
Liabilities.
. . . ,. ... . . . . ”11,009.00
0,440.54
i‘upitui Stock
Surplus Fund
lithor lindividcd Profits.
lt'iiii current, ultioiiwil «not
lures pulli 207.11.
this to Banks. liaukors and
Trust (omptlnles 2.040.011
(icnumi 119110111111 753511.31
"1111111111111 111 Saw
lugs Department at 087.34
Certificates or lisp. 5.1100110
l’outul 511v. llcp. 111131111
Trolls. Cliti. 521.531
rend 11111111111111 ............11111'111.to
Total Liabilities ........iiiltl.b.iti 711
state of Connection t‘ounty oi
rinses, 1111.. nartgn. September ’1‘.
1912.
it. figures. lrcamref of
crusty 11111111111 that the trimming state»
ment 111 true to {he beat or my know». -
and belief.
1“” turbines 11' unless
it 11111111111111 11nd were to before me.
1. cm ,
the aforesaid Trust 13011111111111, do 11:11» I?"
\
Mr. Baseball Fan
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
GET THIS
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentincl’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. illit 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.
(“We have not a huge supply. so get
yours early.
11 Cut out 1111:; ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it, together
‘ with '10 CENTS, to The Sentinel,
and one of these Pocket Sectors
will be yours.
this 31th till? or s ember 1912.
cells has tailpipe. sites
not»: Public.
Norwalk Chronicler