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face or Caps. Double Price
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WANTED
at!
TO LET
FOR SALE
WANTEDwi 11’A'I‘c,ulnaN NIGHT
or day, desires steady position any-
where understands care 01' boilers,
and repairs. Steady and sober. Good
suitable for
also garage.
South Norwalk.
To LET~~FURN18HED ROOM.
two; centrally located;
Apply 10 Clay street,
s16 3t"
on hand, which we‘1 will sell at was
unable prices and on easy terms.
E. Fredrlch,
FOR BALE—«A. FEW MORE LOTS
G.
Cedar St. std 31
:rei’erenees.1 Address Watclmian, care
Sentinel. s16 lit
WANTED—~11 RENT OF
ilvo rooms, 11niproveuicnts.
Norwalk. Address 1’. (1).
.Norwalk, Conn. s10 3t .
‘WANTED——-IIOUSE, FOUR ()it
live rooms, two or three acres. by No
‘ veniber lst. Address. stating location
and rent, to S. A., core Sentinel.
s10
I“) U it OR
in ‘ldast
Box, 182,
3t
WANTEDMA HARNESS MAKER,
who can do general rz‘eptliing. inquire
Raymond litmus 910 ill;
ton after October
rooms. all improvements, barn, gar-
den and
‘184"
large rooms that floor, near center
and station. hardwood floors, set range
and all
Chestnut St, South Nor-walk.
TO LET—THREE
merit,
building, 4 South Main
quire Frederick Lauder,
‘ro LETWPROPERTY 1N ROWAY-
1st, cottage, 8
Jersey cow. Alpply No.
East Norwaik.
FOR SALEw—Ii‘OUR YEAR OLD
~51 First St,
s16 31
.111 H. Smith. 'I‘el.
131-1 311
1511713
Ii'rult.
“TO LETmt‘HEfiThllT S'qi‘ t
inquire 411
s] i {it
ROOM APART-
ln Lauder
street. in-
improvements.
newly decorated,
in Darlen, three niinuties‘ walk from
,.
quick
Sentinel.
$1.500; five minutes from trolley. Ap-
ply Geo. Mitchell, 8‘ Knight St.
FOR SAL Ew-EIGH'I‘ 1100M, HOUSE
rolley and railroad station, in good
esidentlal district. Sacrifice for
.sule. Answer quick. Box"‘X,
, s10 11:
FOR 3111.544 ROOM HOUSE.
Room 9.
all iii.
WANTED-COM P11 TE N'i‘ (‘HAUlt‘
fear and mechanic 101 touring car if."
business purposes. Address “(‘ar,”
care Sentinel.- ‘ sit; 3t
WANTED-”6 0R 7 ROOMS.
improvements, near
. ALL
center of South
Norwalk. Furnished or unfurnished.
For small family. Box .403, South
Norwalk. ‘ 314 311
MANUFACTURER WANTS BRIGHT
intelligent youth about 18 years old,
anust be quick and accurate at figures. ”gentrallly located. Address W'" 13mg clothing and 20 chickens. Per order
Address ‘with reference. E. R, Sen- .9“ he. s owner. :11 ti
tinei Office. 814 3t . . ’
‘ro LET‘F‘VI“ 0“ 51" ROOM FOR SALE—“(ZZHEAR 211 FT. MO-
.WANTED—AS ASSISTANT FORE- '
lady, one who Is active and capable of
assuming such position Apply either
by mail or in person to Edwin Boese
and 100. 313 iii;
CLUETT, PEA-BODY AND CO.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam pewter ma-
chines, steady work. 87 tf
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex-
tra prices for [at calves. $310 $4
for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried-
man. Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.
FOUND.
FOUND—-~ Si M OF MONEY 1N-
mine .1. \\ Gotham, Cit) Painting
Cu s13 31
Frederick H. 'Ganung
Undertaker
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEL. 904
WE WILL MAIL YOU $1.
for each set of old lt‘nlse Teeth
sent. us. Highest prices paid
for old Gold, Silver, old Watch-
es, llroiten Jewelry and Precious
Stones.
Money Sent by Return Mali.
Phila. Smeitlng and Refining
Company,
Established 20 Years.
863 Chestnut 81., Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
T0. DENTISTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings,
Gold Scraps and Platinum.
_ Highest prices paid.
HILLSIDE
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK.
(111111111ch
1
by ‘lilliaubcth liurr Mead,
181131.
The school will open for lite Fall
1.1111111 on 'l‘hnraday morning, Septem-
liior 10, 1912, at nine o'clock. All
classes except the primary will hence-
i'orih be held in a building recently
put up expressly for the purpose.
limit. on the slope- of the hill, each
floor opona directly on the ground,
Rina obviating all danger in case of
to.
(allege Proparvnlm‘ and General
1'11 11111111 for 1111101 girls: itlntlrrauttt-n.
l’t'liillll) and intermediate impart»
111111111 1111 lilthl girls and boys titular
ten years. l-‘rcnch taught In all
311 lilt'il. Arrangements made. for meet-
tna, children who one the trolleys and
llill‘ serving a hot luncheon. Terms
1111-1 illustrated booklet on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
nail-1101 any warning alter iririptomber
ninth.
MltllllAllltl 1‘ It iiitluNlildNGliiii. A II.
1128 1111
m..- we. .11.,4 .4 ML...
NOTICE
City Assessment Lists
\
Notice is hereby given 111111 the (lit?
Assessment 11111111 for 1912 have been
lodged with has by ”that: ity Assenthii‘il,
and the some will remain open to the
inspection of say hereon liable to 111111»
111111 in this city at on; cities omit the
7111 day of October, 1. 2.
listed 11131111111: domain, Conn, this
11111 day at 81111113111 r 191's
5
Rent reasonable.
Conn.
conveniences, good location, near cen-
tier,
‘cure Sentinel.
meat of four rooms,
‘ro LET-#1101191: AND BARN.
inquire of 1... Tan-
.street, Norwalk,.
1
kns. 10 Orchard
fine order will «be sold very cheap ii?
bought «this month.
lord, Conn.
CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO IN
Address D. M.
.iner, Box 2, Stam-
313 (it
.ockwood, piano
814 31'.
TO LETe—FURNISHED R'OOM, ALL
wagons, 2 carts,
Raymond Bros.
FOR SALE—~CHIt3AP, 6 HORSES, 3
harness. Inquire
sill 3t
Address 10. K. .I.,
silt :11
TO LET—FURNISHED APART.
improvements.
$1.50 per 1'week.
Ave. and Park St., Norwalk, Saturday,
Sept. 1411b,
of old residence, including antiques,
furniture, carpets, bedding, crockery,
AUCTIONwCORNER OF NORTH
10 a. m., entire contents.
Ior light housekeeping, single it de-
sired. Rent very reasonable. inquire
.51 West St. sill .it
To ”LET“ HALF OF DOUBLE
tor boat, 4 h. 11. Palmer engine.
equipment.
am, Dorion’s Point, South Norwalk.
Full
Apply to Frank B. Ketch-
am (it
house, seven rooms, all impr.ovements
inquire W. S. Halitord, East Ave.
811 61
TO LET-A SIX ROUM APART-
ment. All improvements. inquire at
office R. and G. Corset Co. 80 ti‘
TO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF'
of twofamily house, 0 rooms, and 6-
room t‘lat; all improvements; good con-
dition; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. . s13 ti
PROFESSIONAL.
PROF. H. B. NEWTON, UNIVERSI-
Iy graduate in music, teacher of. piano
and violin. Lessons given at pupil’s
residence, or at studio, 3 Iiayview
avenue. Phone 938. s12 :11
MISS ELSIE M. SHEEHAN,
teacher of piano and harmony, will re-
ceive pupils from Sept. mm. (tall
or write for particulars. 108 Main St.,
Norwalk. 512 lit
PIANO INSTRUCTION llY MISS
Lelia A. Gregory, whose teaching
methods are modern. systematic and
thorough. with special arrangements
to meet individual rcunlroments.
Pupils Instructed at their homes.
Address, .1\'orwalk, (101111., ltoulc 42.
till 121
" LOST '
LOSTuli‘OX TERRIER, SATUR—
day night, all white, with one black
spot on tail. Had collar on. Return
to 21 lloyt. street, 'South Norwalk,
sill it
TAXI TO HIRE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
DAY OR NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 .l. VAAST
TO ORGANIZE. REPUBLICAN CLUB.
City of Norwaik Politicians Are Flam
niug for Campaign.
("in Thursday evening of this wank
in the Nuiwulk Town 1‘ ourt room there
will be a meeting 0! the Republicans.
111 which 'tlmo a Republican (ilnh will
he formed. This club is being pushed
by tho Natoinal Republican League
and It is exported to become quite 11
strong organization In Nor'wulh. ‘
John I-lnyn Hammond lil president of
the National Republican insane. anti
iinnry (1111111111! Washington. a former
Norwalit buy, 111 starting the «usual»
In: or the“ variant} clnbtl about the
stair. ‘
Applications for membership are 1111
lay. received by Thomas A. Skelly, {i
ii. l‘iilworth, P}. 8311111111111, id. id. (ion
ham and Joseph Curler. Those whom
hay/11 not signed an application before
Thursday main ‘1th be given an upper»
nanny on that evening hetero 1111111111111.
hilt. . .
MODERN LEARNING. .
tartan Franklin himself would be
surprised at the following information,
gathered from a treshmnn’a essay: ,
"Franklin's edttcntinn was not. by!
himself. He worked himself up to he
a great literal loan. He was streams
to invent electricity. ‘ Franklin's {as
theri’ltss a tailow chandelier."
This followed: 1
"air Waiter 11111111311 was put out
once when his servant found him with
tire to 11111 head. And one day utter
property No. 03 Spring street.
$3,300.
walk Trust Company.
FOR SALE—T0 CLOSE ESTATE,
Price
Inquire at The South Nor—
8.6 t:
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE PAINTING. PAPER
hanging, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pi»
per and painters' supplies or Alex.
White, 01 1.2 My Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
natos cheerfully given. 1122 1111
TURKISH BATHS FOR THE
:reatment 01' goat. rheumatism, etc.
krrana’emeuts by appointment. Dr.
vi’adsworth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
~ iii ti
NASH’ s MODERN GOODYEAR
snot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and corniort
guaranteed.
A good American believes In ”tak-
lngr things coo‘; " water, soda and oth
er beveiages divorced from too heat.
wedded to ice. but he wants that im-
portant part of his hot weather oom-
fort. PURE. tiertiiled ice this that
want perfectly. it coats no more than
Ice oi questionable purity. It's not
”15.11133 good for you. Order today. Phone
Distributors tor the Norwolks I
Brooksidc Ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
Chas. '1‘. Pickering, Norwalk
Notice
Notice is hereby given that a con-
vention oi“ the district delegates at the
for the 141.1110. and ticnmcnnional lion
volition will be held at Progressive
Party Headquarters. Molniritenio ilo~
1111,81111111 Norwnlk Friday a ternoon,
t'lohtcmlinr 20111, 11112, at 1 o'clock,
for the. purpose or elm-ting live deio
81111111011111 bistro-1.111 the 31am t‘on
venti . to be held at liartiord, on
September 2131111 and 211111, utter Which
all the delegates will choose a mom
tier of each of the following commit-
tees, to Wit:
1: redentlals. Resolutions. 11111011 and
Permanent Organization and to decide
upon a memlmr oi the State Central
Oommlltse tor said lllslrict. to be
nominated
and to transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
rear. 111. P10113010
Dilii‘it‘h
“11111111., am lasts ms 11 '
«rose to site you 11 me
long golden curls and quite anangelic
appearancein general, came in from
an afternoon walk with her nurse, and
and to her mother:
strange ,woman on the street
. user.
28 West Washington 81. ~
Progressive Party licreinlorc chosen:
gates at large. to represent. the 211111”
111 the suite (ionventiotu
District 11‘ nutrition 231.11 Senatorial.
sill ail"
A Modern MIN of Athena.
A little Boston girl, with exquisitely
“Oh, mamma'a
said
to me: ‘Mm, but ain't you got‘hnauth
tul hair!"‘
The mother smiled, for the compli-
ment was Well merited, but she gasped
as the child Innocently continued her
account:
"I said to her: ‘I am very glad to
have you like my hair, but I am'
sorry rto lrear you use the word
'ain' tl ”s—Llppincott' s1 "
. New and Novel,
"I've got a ripping idea for a mov-
ing picture film. Something absolute
1y new and novel.”
“What Is it?" asked the excited man.
vb
"bet as have a scene showing a
young woman doing the housework
while her mother is strumming the
piano or manicurlng her nails."
she Wanted Him.
~ "Mr. 'i‘lmmid has asked it he might
call tonight. I think he wants to tell
me that he loves me," said Miss Yem-
er. .
“0h, " replied her sister, “that. goes
at this Store”
. The Four _
New Style V ictrolas
Vidtor-Viétrhla XIV, $150
Victor-Victrola XVI, $200
Yitftor-Victrola x," s 75
Victor-Victrola Xi, $100
Entirely new designs—wonderful musical quality.
These are the instruments for which you have.
been waiting. We are demonstrating them now.
M. Steinert 8: Sons C0.
16 South Main Street South Norwalk,,iloan.
without saying. "
m“Yes, and I'm afraid that he will,
o."-—Cathollc Standard and Times.
No End In Sight.
"We have now the super-dread-
naught."
"And soon we’ll have the super
super-dreadnaught."
“And after that?"
h
will be cheerfully continued."
eo'r 81.0110 11 NIGHT.
the
She-Alive" time Screech".
grand opera tenor, gets a sore throat
it costs him a thousand dollars.
lie—Gui His throat must be e-
111; as 11 state's.
Why Will They!
"Oh. the International game of bluii‘ ~
l-i’
' the beefsteak ~broilor after removing
lorator glass, return better results but
era. HOME
DEPARTMENT
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:paninnuii or these freshly gathered in omelet made with field mush»
canned rooms .1111} “1.111110%; is a dainty bro:
,tast dish 1.1.9 fresh tomatoes, pee!
f-o‘
Mushroom Pie Greatly Liked.
The fresh mushroom when it comes mushrooms and 0110 111111 the
to market from the field is delicate or 80” ‘
fiaVOl‘ and 0f 3 fiber creamy and Gill“ 1 The. field mushrpom can also he put 4““ (“i ”1““ W i“ a saucepan WW1
ty Those 18 110 11033111161 1-01n081‘15011iup [or use in the winter. For the pin WW 1”“6 0' ”mm Add 3 (111”
etwoen it and the little billions that, pose oi” presuming the smallest are theiof ‘hom’l’d 3’0““: onions ”WWW
The should be washed wrylsalt and olives pitted and cut in
Then put in a frying Dani es. When this mixture is well ”blen
come rfoni France. A French chef can host
do thin 11 with the latter in the way of clean 01’ gm _
makinggnppotiulng 830088 with the aldl a quarter of a pound of the freshest' 0‘1 “dd the field mushrooms and audit
of shallot and parsley, but to the culti- 1hatter, two whole cloves and a sult- “‘9 mixture bill they are 'tedder. .
wated palate it would seem that the spoon of salt with a [ghlesponn of Mint“ attempt to fold the musln‘ooms .
mushroms merely add the name and a men juice When the mixture 13 hot the omelet When the omelet is 0151!
pictorial effect to the dish which would i add a quart of the mushrooms and toss “1 the center 9f ‘1 1‘01 0V!“ 01810 -W
be probably quite as good without them about in the butter for a moment ‘ the tomatoes and 10‘1”"me at elm
them. and then put them in the jars; at. thejend 0f the dish.l1‘resh unsalted 011m
The average American cook turns top or each jar put 11110111 an inch or 1111‘ is very soon with this
the can 0! mushrooms into the pan of] butter and left. it cool. When the but» ‘
the meat and adding 9. little flour salt One pint 'mllk, one quart , c
‘ ter is quite firm add a top layer of salt
and cover tightly. ‘ ,
and pepper makes a gravy to which At one restaurant, says the Newathroe eggs, two cups granulated can! :‘
the mushrooms add nothing more than York Sun, they make a specialty ot‘ one cup pulverized sugar, one fourth.»
a spectacular element The hotbouse fresh picked mushrooms on toast. For cup cornstarch and one cup of
mushrooms cooked cleverly sometimes mushrooms :1 la Claremont reel 11 uiated sugar together, stir into
lquart or muehroms and cut oil a lit-lmlly while boiling, lot It, cook
they are always very expensive [tie at the root end ”Then take hair 11 minutes, then aflr the other “It ,.
The field mushroom is cheap and (111- pound of tender steak and cut it up granulated sugar in a smoking
lleioul. To 'be at its best it must be tine; cookit in a pan with a little but-3 spider, stirring quickly until i) 1 ‘
Caramel Ice Cream.
..
"n1 {rem satin: biometrics." but
flow that headline ‘cllnn. ‘
any. I often wonder why
People at such thlnu.
An Overflow.
"What bosom of that tiniest shell
of yours!”
"for. it down," reviled Farmer Com
mm "Winn! couldn't get the de-
partment. oi agriculture: publications
for six months in that space."
A Family Jar,
"i didn't get much of a men," Intri-
ed the wire.
"Well. you wouldn't expect a first
clam man to pieklrou out. would you?"
was the gentleman's comeback.
This in it.
Berra-A shop as." me some money
7011111111137 Just tor a joke.
wow-«mo uncommon sort ‘oi!
oils.
treason, hasn't know. He was
editor at e 1111111111 superseded”.
continuous Performance. ‘
u old leading business hetero I110“
t to had been a lot or 1111.111 111M
2‘s: tunic 31y no 11005va ‘
3th ,
Anti than the row was on fun blast.
freshly gathered at dawn and simply ter- 90 that the Juice may be extracted and add to the boiling custard,
cooked. (But he surgyou set the edl then remove the meat When the grs- ring quickly Let cool. then all
this variety. Many house keepers would, vy to very not add the mushrooms, toss' cream. whipped, and the cap at
(be surprise!- to not the dittorence be- them tightly in the mixture and pour vsrized gum", Flavor to taste
tween a steak prepared with an accom- them on hattered toast, well seasoned. Irreuw;
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uncommon/am .-~.1ns.r2: or 11115110041101
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easy In
1 rite now
sooner
or rim
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Muhammad“
stile 0m
14 more best around even means ,
tucker work with less fuel.
11b ranges work in drafts 1111- _
saute our line makes only/m ‘
3 a. ‘
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