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WANTED 5
‘TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTED—PGIRL, AS CHAMBER-
niuid and waitress References requir-
ed. Apply to Miss Cholwoll, 30 Illgh
citreét, Norwalk. 11214 It
WANTEDwtl OR 7 ROOMS, ALL
improvements, near cream of South
N111 walk F‘1t1n1shed 01 uni‘mnlshed.
1"th 111111111 family. 11011 4113, South
Norwalk. s14 tilt
MANUFACTURER WANTS BRIGHT
Intelligent youth about 18 years old,
must be quick and accurate at figures.
Address 'with reference. E. 13., .Sen-
tinel Office. ~ 1114 St
WANTED—AS ASSISTANT FORF-
Indy, one who 111 active and. capable of
assuming such position Apply either
by Inail or ill person to Edwin lloese
and ()0. s13 3t
WANTED~~OIRL FOR GENERAL
llionsework. No. 4 Morgan avenue,
Norwaik. l - 1112 (It
CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO.
[have situations to offer 110 operators
experienced on steam power ma-
chines, steady work. . 87 if
WANTEDwTO BUY ALL KINDS
$335311cgsesiotfuigiegai’m” 1313111 E; 101- light housekeeping. single if de-
, I . e ‘ ° sired. Rent very reasonable. Inquire
for bob calves Ito tatten. H. Fried. 51 West St 313 3t
man, ConnuAve. Tel. 1151.
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FOUND.
FOUND—«SUM OF MONEY. IN-
quire J. W. Gorham, ‘City Printing
Co 513 31.
Frederick H. Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
«TEL. 904
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1
for each set of old False Teeth
sent us. Highest prices paid
For old Gold. Silver, old Wait-11-
es. Broken Jewelry and Precious
Stones. '
Money Sent by Return Mail.
Phlla. Smelling and Refining
Company,
Established 21) Years.
863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
TO DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings,
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
‘Highest prices paid.
HILLSIDE
A School for Ggrls
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK.
(Founded by Elizabeth iinrr
18821).
The school will open for the Fall
term 011 Thursday morning. Septem-
iwr 19, 1912, at nine o'clock. All
classes except the primary will hence
iorih he held in a building recently
put up expressly for the purpose
1111111. on the slope of the hill, each
floor opens directly on the ground,
thus obviating 1111 danger in case of
fire.
College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten,
Primary and Intermediate -l‘)eptirt-
wants for little girls and boys under
ten years. French taught 111 all
grades. Arrangements made for moot-
1111; children who use the trolleys and
for serving ’11. hot luncheon. Terms
and illustrated booklet on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
mitool any morning after September
ninth.
MARGARET it. lilili.’l)1.iNtll§lt,/t. Ii.
1128 1m
"students“
[CAUCUS
A 111111111111 of the Democratic liliectors
of the City of South Nortvnlk will be
-itold in Arlen Hall on Tuesday every
rim. Sept. 17111. at 11 o’clock, to 11mph
note candidates for oily offices and to
' trauunci any othm- business proper to
come baton: $111111 caucus.
JOHN F‘. M'MAIION,
Chairman of Oonnnltteo.
Mead,
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NOT ICE
City Assessment Lists
Notice is hereby given that the Oily
' inept Lien; for 1912 have been
with rue by the (”My Assessors.
an be 111111111 will remain open to the
inspection of any person liable to text»
1111111 in this city at my office until the
11111 titty at 0111111111119”
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care Sentinel.
gentleman.
To LET—PROPERTY 1N ROWAY~
ton miter October 1131, cottage, 8
rooms, all improvements, barn, par-
den and liruit. .11: H. Smith. Tel.
'184-2. ell 31
To LETWCIIESTNUT ST FIVE
huge rooms first £1001, near center
and station hardwood 1".10015 satiauge
and all improvements. inqulro 411
Chestnut St., South Norwaik. all :It
To LET—~THREE FROOM ARA-RT
ment, newly dec.ornted in Lauder
building, 4 South Main street. in-
quire Frederick Lauder, Room 9.
all tit
To LET——HOIISR AND BARN.
Rent reasonable. Inquire of 1.. Tan-
kus, 11) Orchard street, Norwalk.
Conn. s14 3t
T0 LET—~11‘URNISIIEI) ROOM, ALL
conveniences, good location, near cen—
1113132150 per 1week. Address 0. K. J.,
care Sentinel. 513 31
To LET«FURNISHED APART.
ment of four rooms, improvements.
Centrally located. Address W., cure
Sentinel. 1513 it
To LET—FIVE 0R SIX ROOMS
To LET~‘-”—‘FURNISHEI) APART-
ment on Elizabeth 81., six rooms,
steam heat. hot water supply and
electric lights. Address Apartment,
812 31
To LET—~FURNISHED ROOM FOR
16 Madison St. 312 hi
house, seven rooms, all impiovoments.
Inquire W. S.
TO LE‘P—HALF 0F DOUBLE
llauford, East Ave”
811 61.
T0 LET—~A SIX ROOM APART-
meut. All improvements. Inquire at
office R. and G. Corset Co. 36 ti
T0 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. $13 if
LOST
LOST~—lll‘~.\:(‘ll 0F KEYS. INI'I‘.
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ninth to Sentinel ol’lice.
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PROFESSIONAL.
PROF. H B NEWTON, Il\l\’lISllt
11 gladuale in music, 1911101101 of piano
and violin. Lessons given at pupil's
residence, or at studio, 8 llayview
art-nun. Phone 11218. 312 31
11 111111111: please
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MISS ELSIE M. SHEEHAN,
teacher 01‘ piano and harmony. will re-
coive pupils from Sept. 10th. Call
or write for particulars. .1138 Main St.
Norwalk. 612 (it
PIANO INSTRUCTION RY MISS
Lelia 11. Gregory, whose teaching
methods are modern, systematic and
thorough, with special arrangements
to meet individual requirements.
l’upils instructed at their homes.
Address, Norwalk. (701111., Route 42.
99 121;
TAXI TO HIRE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District. of Norwalk, 511., Probate
Court. September 12. 1912.
Estate 01 Frances Id. ilrown. late
of Norwnlk, in 1111111 District. deceueed.
Ordered. That the administrator on
hlblt his admlnlutmtlon’account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro
bate office In Norwnlk on the 20111
day of September. 1912.111 10 o‘clock
foronoou. and that all persons inter-
ested in said eututo may be notified
tutu order to be published in a news
paper having a circulation in said
diatrlet at least five dnyn before said
20th day of September. 1212.
HENRY W. 111111300111“.
Judge
“Paw, what 111 an optimist?"
“An optimist. my boy, in ii Woman
who thinks that everything is for the
beet.’ and that the lathe bent."--
Judge.
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"111 1111911 at, your chino yesterday and
found it locked." said the severe
friend. "i suppose you wore wastlns
time at the ball game."
“No. [it was a great game. You
werewhatlng time other omee."--
Washington Star.
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I won tire 1101111331111 recon, mil club
11 iambic: pigeon shooting 11 in
thereof, the administrator will cause.
, that can with from forty to fifty lilies
“it called at your other yertcrdamhd .
his 11 good for nothing. m1 winter , t
FOR SALE-0NE ROAD HORSE;
inquire at Scbuub's sttvble._ 514 It
FOR SALE-7 ROOM HOUSE.
$1.501); five minutes from trolley. Ap-
ply Geo. Mitchell, 8 Knight St.
CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO IN
line ordel will be sold very cheap If
bought this month. Addiess D M.
Lockwood, piano tuner, Box 2, Stum-
ford, Conn. 313 (it
FOR SALE—«CREAI’. ti HORSES, 3
wagons, 2 carts, harness. Inquire
Raymond Bros. 513 :11
AUCTION—CORNER OF NORTH
Ave. and Park St., l'orwalk, Saturday,
Sept. llilth, 10 a. m., entire contents
of- old lesidence, including antiques,
furniture, carpets, bedding, crockery,
clothing and 20 chickens. Per order
owne1.‘ a1 tf
FOR SALE-CHEAP. 20 FT. MO-
tor boat, 4 h. p. Palmer engine. Full
equipment. Apply to Frank R Ketch
am, Dorlon's Point, South Norwulk.
1110 61
FOR SALEw’I‘O CLOSE ESTATE,
property No 63 Spring street Price
$3, 300. Inquire at The South Nor‘
walk Trust Company. all
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE — PAINTING, PAPER-
nenglng, Decorating, by practical men.
Save money by buying your wall pa.
per and'painters' supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Eatll
mates cheerfully given. 1122 1111
TURKISH BATH8 FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wadsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
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NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair Shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
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A good Amellcnn believes in “tak-
ing things coo ;” 11111913301111 and oth
er beverages divorced from too heat,
wedded to Ice, but he wants that im-
portunt part of his hot weather com~
fort PURE. Certified Ice fills that
want perfectly. it costs no more than
ice of questionable purity. It’s not
goo good for you. Order today. Phone
80.
Distributors lor the Norwalks
Brookside Ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. T. l’ickeriug, Norwalk
TAKE NATURALLY T0 WATER
All Animals Except Man Able to Swim
Without Any Lnborioul
Teaching.
Nearly all animals are better swim-
mers than men and take to the water
naturally, while he has to learn to,
propel himself. The rhinoceros end
hippopotamus are wonderful swimo
more and divers. while the 1111111111 ele-
phant crosses great rivers with heavy
10111111. The elk and the reindeer an
first clue swimmers. The elk 1109116
his head above water and cronie- di-
really from bank to bank to avoid
turnlnu. The reindeer. on the othet‘,
hand. turn: as often on he liken. have
in; bi: fiend only 11. little above the
surface. But of all swimmers of tilt
oilmea the bent though not the swift-
ent, in the polar bear. who hum 111111!
111. time in the water swimming and
diving. 1-11: swimming powor in noth-
ing abort of mil-111111101111 it it- be re»
membered that the water in the rez-
lonu he frequent: in invarinbly cold
11nd that cold is normally prohibitive
to good swimming There are hem
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metres without great eiturt
One of the swine-t 1111111111113 nah
1111111111 the «cabinet .11 sportsman" on
one occasion having at hand 11. some
not born In captivity. which hid new
loan water. when to no if; it 01511,
11111111an took it with 111111 1 a;
boat to the eentsr of c info
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tall unborn“ 1111. d 11 .
smoking our by 111.111.1111.. train but! "
panned Three Fork station. and they
were all 11111151116113 men connected with .
some eastern or western house. No.
62 was not 11 popular train, and they
took it simply becsulevouh had busi-
ness amusements or schedules that
must be followed.
wide. 1
clouds of alkali dust.
cant chap whohad joined them fifty
miles back, by his card 3 represents.-
tlve of a small beef concern, ruined
the nerves of the live travel weary
men in a way he had not before.
his bald head, ‘and started in to relate
some of his exploits and went on:
"You bet I wouldn‘t lay down for no
man that walks here in the west or
these parts; and I'ye mixed with bad
1.: men in bad places and I've never laid
'Brownell slipped off his mask. expo»
Them not Only five men In the
The train had just spun through a
arid waste,
"See those foot-
Just a few months
Then it was their: little inalgnifl— ‘
The little drummer. Blake. nodded
used.
Green Tomato Pickle.
Slice one, neck of mean 11011111104615,gradually falls
and sprinkle them with one cupful of must be repleni ed. kept up, gone‘
salt, let stand over night, then pour over again, it the domestic machinery
off the liquid and chop the tomato is not to crack and rust;
fine. Add five green peppers, choppedlMontleaI Star. The wise housekeeper it in the pan add 11 tables
fine.Sca1d two quarts of vinegar with boys every season a few uitlclos, and, finely chopped parsley. Serve
Green Tomato Mince Meat.
For a large quantity of rhinos meat, and peppers. one ounce of
take ollo flock of green tomatoes, slice elm/es, one tablespoonful each of cin-
them and sprinkle with salt and let 1111111011 and auspice, and one grated ‘
stand for 21 hours. Then dialn. chop nutmeg. Let boll until tender.
leaving behind line. lidd 24 apples, chopped fine, five
1 pounds of"b‘rown sugar. three pounds
The five men were grouped togeth- of seeded raisins, two pounds of chop-
er, pretty well talked out on general
subjects, and each ready for 11 little
excitement. when one of‘them pointed
out of the window.
hills over there?
ago, they caught ‘Red Bert’ there. He .
held up a train near here. and shot
the engineer and an express agent.”
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Home Keep-Up.
for the purpose.
grow thin in spots, are eaten by the .
moths; curtains fade; llamily linen . 1
Use for Cork.
It is one of the little“
to throw away corks.
Into some boiling water a
In every estimate of housekeeping a. little while wipe it. p
pod cltron, one tablespoonful of cin- expenses there should be a generous
namon, one teaspoonvful each of cloves. margin for the keeping of things up.
and grated nutmeg. Add one pint of The wear and tear of usage, and more
vinegar, and cook all together lI'OI‘ oneintranga and perplexing sill, the wear
and one half hours, then put away as ' and tear of nousage, tell sadly upon
any mince meat: It will keep untll‘our houses and their ‘fuinishlngs O‘ar- knife. ,
pots which are constantly trodden -—--——-.I..
and put it away in a box”
There “WI
time when a cork ls needed
tie, or, perhaps, to serve 11
polishing a bit of vtlnwa
o decay. Everything l breakfast dish, but there
the usual piquancy to the par
elet. Prepare the omelet all you
says the a plain one, and just before ‘
one pint of onset, put in the tomatoes so to speak. 1111111 11111311191511”:
whole stock on which to 1111111.,
Dre
anywhere. Most of you follows are
from the east. 1 take it, and go through
to the coast; but I do business round
down but I've made some of them do
it. " He lit a cigar with a aelf~satisfled‘
air
The other: said little, though one or
twa winked slyly, but all were of the
some mind evidently; for when the
conversation had ended, thoroughly
killed by Blake, they drifted together
in another part of the couch, after
Blake had gone back into one of the
rear coaches.
"Say, but that little pup gave me
one gigantic 1111111. If he saw a bad
man, he'd crawl down himshlrt to get
out of night. He don't know a soul
from a hole in the ground." one of-
them exclaimed heatedly.
The others concurred.
“This is a deadly tiresome ride,
Can't we get up a little excitement,
and make him the goat?" another
asked, eager for some excitement.
They sat in thought for a few mt)
ments then a young member of the
group spoke up "I've got it! We;
ought to make a regular jack of him?
to pay him for that hot air, and takei
some of the swelling out of him. Whail
do you say to this? One of you 3051
hack and fix up kinda rough. you
know, some old duds. get a gun. and
while the train’s going slow up the
ridge, come in and hold the bunch
up!»
Brownell. an engineer. was to be;
the robber, because he Was carylng a
rough suit of clothes for mountain
work. ‘
The train stopped at a watering sh»
tion. then began the long hard pull
over the Ridge.
In the smoker 1111 were reudlng‘
earnestly except Blake who was look-
ing out the window. , .
Suddenly a door enema and
31.3mm“ and a masked figure stood
before them.
"Hands aunt" rang out. sharply in.
donated.
Every pair of hands went meekly
'up; Blake’s face was a picture of sun
mine.
The masked figure came along to
011111110119, end obediently they yielded
.‘up their worldly goods. All the rob-
ber pulled in front of Blake. he, too.
are up his cub.
“Aw, come on there Eat." one of
the men rang out; "he’s 11 bad urn-—
give it to 1111111"
A roar of
laughter went up.
in; a [1111 that went from. our to ear.
“Shut down on the hot air. Reef"
he said: "and don’t come butting in on
the conversation of gentlemen union
you‘re ultoti "
Blake will 111111-1113 out of the win-
dow: he turned. and in n 11th he
stood in the aisle, slmiotreyod and -
grim, 1101111113111 11111 hand 11 black his
Colt-moot the toy in his one "Quick!
hand over tint mun." his word: Ilsa
sled
"1 not that mane-41’s my 1511.. newt
new"
Browne“ started at him with an
new oath. The gun cost It him.
and the tall More coll-putt into 13
out. A- if 111 answer «bead and 11111:!
of the thicker, echoed 311111111 venom.
nigh clapped and rifled hromll’l
pockets. and than one by one 1111 went
to tif- tlnud, dumbfounded men.
The min in: If. n sundltiil. 1
mm panel! at the end of the our.
"that m clever, and 1 11011111111111“ I
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on“ like me who wants to 11111111111111
you with a few ”row-take on your
hull" HO Michell.
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Mr. Baseball rah
(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
GET'THIS
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinel’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. (Kit is 1‘1 vest-pocket size. MADE
OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last
the entire season
to that carried by the umpire.
(I We have not a huge supply, so get
~ yours early.
(11 Cut out this ADVERTISE-
MENT and bring it, together,
With 10 CENTS to The Sentinel,
and one of these Pocket secrets
Will be years.
It is similar’in design-
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