Classified “Ads"m T6 Let. FOr Sale, Busineas; and Professional cards and Mi8cellaneous .-. ch as .0 O. z: , so u LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Nerdy—Five Words or 1.936.251:— Three Times, 60c —- Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In- Black- tace or Caps. Double Price «WANTED fro LET ‘ FOR SALE WANTED»AGENTS, EITHER SEX, we have the easiest and best selling proposition on the market. Write to day. Campbell Mtg. t‘o., 9.1 Hanover St, i'iiidgeport, Ct. 323 (it house, seven rooms, all improvements. Inquire W. .8. T0 LET—"HALF OF DOUBLE Ilanford, East. Ave. I523 lit 3 WANTED—YOUNG MAN, ONE who understands typewritlng and .lmokkeeping. Apply Harris and Guns t‘.o., Water; St. s23 3t WANTEDWGROCEIIY CLERK. AP- ply A. and P. Tea 00. I323 3t ‘WANTEDe—EXI'ERIIQNCED SALES- ‘ladlrfl for our cloak, suit, mlllinery and shirt waist departments. Apply on premises after 0 a. In. Frank Jacoby, Keeler Building, \N’ashington St.. op“ rpostte lloyt’s Theatre. s23 Lt centrally located. Address 1-1., care Sentinel. 523 iii TO LET-~ -7 ROOM APARTMENT OII Raymond stree, Rowaytou; Inn ning water; 310. Addiess F. II. Hart, liox 87, Rowayton, 'Conn. s23 (it WANTED—wA years of age to store. N. ll. street. BOY ABOUT 16 work in grocery Hoyt, 70 Washington s23 3t TO LET 4- TWO FUIINISIIIEI.) rooms. separately or together, all con- veniences. Centrally located. Inquire 108 South Main St. Tel. 1035—4. 32]. 3t WANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK. Apply 12 Haviland ISt. Mrs. Hamilton. s23 3t WANTED —- FIRST MORTGAGE loans on first-class improved property. Address Cash, care of Sentinel. 520 :it WANTED —— BOY T0 printing business. Must have i'air education. Address in own handwrit— ing, “Printer." care Sentinel. s20 3t CLUETT, PEABODY AND 00. have situations to offer to operators experienced on steam power ma- chines, steady work. LEARN WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex- tra prices for fat calves. $3 to $4 for bob calves to fatten. H. Fried- man, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1151. If 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 [or old Gold, Silver, old Watch- es, llroken Jewelry and Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mali. Phiia. Smeiting and Refining Company, Established 20 Years 863 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania TO DENTISTS. We will buy your Gold Filings. Gold Scraps and Platinum. Highest prices paid. A good American believes in "tak- IIIII things coon" water, soda and 0th or beverages divorced from too heat, modded to ice, but he wants that im- :wrinul part of his hot weather com- l'orl I’tlitli. Cortlllud ice fills that want porloctly, it costs no more than 87 if - TO LET—~DENTIST‘ OFFICE IN Lauder building, 4 South Main St. Has been used continuously for such for over 20 years. Possession about Oct. lst. Inquire of Frederick Laud- er, Room 9. ' sit tit T0 LET«——l<lOUSE, NO. 32. CHEST- nut St., 7 rooms and all improvements Inquire No. 30 Chestnut St. s20 3t To LET—FIVE ROOMS ON FIRST floor, No. 3 Burbank St. Price, $12. Inquire at No. 1 Burbank St. or Wm. S. Wilcox, United Bank Building. 520 3t To LET—HAMILTON AVE., HALF of two-family house, 6 rooms, and 6- room illat; all improvements; good con- dition; one block from railroad station. Joseph R. Taylor. s13 ti' TAXI TO HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. DAY OR NIGHT. Special Rates to Danbury Fair. Toun ing Car and Taxi. Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. Chiropractic is the science otithe cause of the disease and the art oi“ adjusting the some Disease is culls- od by it wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it cronies pinched n'ervcs and pain in later life in the diil’ercnt organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and .pain, health is restored through harmonizing the nerve sys— tems in your body. Female troubles given special attention; also curva- ture ol‘ the spine. You will never re- grol giving the Chiropractor a chance to help you. lilngnetlr treatments given also. r. FRANCIS. I). c. 94 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn. Graduate from Palmer School, the discoverer. Diode-lid“ Notice W Fairfield County Savings Bank Norwalk. Conn, Sept. Ill, 1912. lit a melding of the Directors of the lI‘IIirllehi County Savings Bank held this day, a dividend III the rule oi four (ll per cent. per annum, was doctor or] to depositors from the earnings of the six months ending September limit, 1912. The same will he entered on pass hooks, and paid on and after October It, 1912. ily order of tho lioard of Directors. SEYMOUR (illit'I‘lS. Treasurer. sill) tilt Ice of questionable purity. It‘s not too good for you. Order today. Phone 680. Illstributors tor the Norwollu Brookside Ice Co. SOUTH NORWALK and (Jhas. T. Pickering. Norwalli‘ MR8. SCHNEIDER SEEKS SEPARA— TION. gulls} a scandal is being aired autumn the foreign residents in the IIIIIshluIrhood or the old Fairgrounds. Some of the popular foreign residents in that section ham been trying to snake the mutilation of the "Rail Light" district. of the larger cities look sick. and have succeeded In it curtain extent. The result at the whole affair is that Mrs. Emily LI. Schneider has started divas-es pro. (readings to secure a separation from her husband. Mrs. Schneider alumnus infidelity and cruelty as the grounds [or her action. she has already left her horns and is staying at the home of a neighbor. She claims that site (mild not stand the Mist treatment imposed by her husband, any longer. W . armors W mm M .25“. m. ... " City Notice Meeting of Board of Registration W Notice is hereby given that the Iiunrd of Registration oi the (lily of South Norwnlh will hold a public aes- aion at the Town Court room, on “1th land street, in said city, from 2 o‘clock no. In. until ll o'clock p. m., on the 2nd day of October, 1912, loathe pur purse or correcting the voting list of the titty of South Norwnlk. mention any to the annual city election, to he held on the first Monday in October, i912. by adding thereto, or erasing therefrom, the names of all persons whose applications shall have been tiled with the city clerk before It oclock’ or the Monday next preceding. or whose legal qualifications or ill!- qualifications, as voters or the said city. any two members of the board may be satisfied, by reason of person- ainlmowlenge or by testimony under oath of two registered voters Dated at Ilia City of South Norwallt, this hub day or September,1912. RUFUS 1. SMITH, JAMES M. O'hitllillii Members of board of Registration. 51823 33‘ at when!“ buyout-outstrimlm 'w M FOR wagons, two sets of harness, cheap. .1. A. Johnson. ‘8ALE~»0NE HORSE, TWO Phone 1384-4. 523 St FOR SALE-QBUILDING LOTS IN Norwalk, East Norwallt and south per hundred. William A. Byxbee, 41 Cedar street. s23 tit FOR SALE—«IIARGAINw—JB scans and beautiful stone residence or .-ex change lIOI‘ city building lots equity 0 d 2,500- $0, 000. P. 0. Box 1,43 Darien, Conn. 521 it FOR ISALE—lo ROOM, HOUSE, barn and storehouse. Price $3 700 t In Norwalk. Geo. Mitchell, 8 Knight St. augl ti FOR SALE—6 YEAR OLD HEAVY work horse, I double truck harness, i used 2 months, I .platform'delivery wagon, 2 lat hose. 0. L..James, Con- necticut Ave. 520 iii AUCTIONwC-ORNER OF NORTH Ave. and Park St, Norwalk, Saturday, Sept. 14th. 10 a. m., entire contents of old residence, including antiques, furniture, carpets, bedding, crockery, clothing and 20 chickens. Per order owner. at tf FOR SALE-4m OLos "ESTATE. property No. 63 Spring.“ t. Price $3,300 Inquire at The south Nor walk Trust Company all It __ .. ..\. +5.“-.- BUSINESS NOTIO‘ES NOW 18 THII‘. TIME TO HAVE your plumbing, heating plant, roots, leaders, etc, repaired and put in or der for the winter. R,‘C. Thompson plumbing, tinning and heating. at First St., East Norwalk. Telephone 593-4. 5 * 518 (it NOTICE -— PAINTINO PAPER hanging, Decorating. by practical man. Save money by buying our wall pa- per and painters supp tea ‘or Alex. Willie, 61 1-2 l‘ ly Ave. Tel 423. Esti- mates cheerfully given. 0.22 lm TURKISH BATHS FOR THE Lreatmcnt of gout, rhéfilmailsm, etc. Arrangements by appointment. Dr. Wadsworth's Sanitarium. ‘I-‘el. 3153. tf NASH’S MODERN GOODYEAR snot and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. ’38 West Washington St. LOST LOST - (IOIII) CHARM lI‘ROM watch Mb. Also diamond stud. Lib- eral reward offered. Address ".lcwcl- ry," South Norwalk, (‘oth. 523 iii LOST ~— llROWN DOG Wl'l‘l'l white spots. Finder please return to S. Chloppn, I’Opp St.. South Norwalk. 820 iii PROFESSIONAL. MR. ROBERT WEBER, culture, Tuesday and Friday. Ml. (‘haI les 1" errelt, piano instruction, Monday and 'l‘lIuI‘Hday' tBt‘lldlo, ill Franklin St. Telephone has 318 if HILLSIDE A School for Girls PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK. (Founded by Elizabeth Ilurr Mead, 1883) The school will open for the Fall term on Thursday IIIornIilB. Septem- her 10, 1012, at nine o'clock. All classes except the primary will hence- forth be held in a building recently put up expressly for the purpose. Built on the slope oi 55?") hill, each floor opens directly on the ground. thus obviating all danger in 0an of llro. college Preparatory and General Courses for older girls; Kindergarten. Primary and Intermediate Depart- month for little girls and boys under ten years. French taught in all grades. Arraasomouts made for meet» ing children who use lilo trolleys and for serving II but luncheon. Terms and illustrated booklet on application. The Principal may be seen at the school any morning; alter Heptemher n nth. MARGARET It. BRENDLINGIIIR. A. is. n28 Int VOICE be... m..- HM. .. _. a .. ”WW WWWML~L ME. AND MRS. DANIEL DUNLOP CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. Judge and Mrs. l)anisl*:.i)unlop or '17 West street. summations tony fourth anniversary of NW wedding. happily yesterday at their home by Student Describes Women Net Dulnd lily Universities. as lilnziish as possible in Poland lust now; it Is the fashion,l' said Miss Ills de Ilinkowick. who came to London recently. Cracow university but 5 cessiul book of poetry in tho._spring. Accompanied by the daughter of the made English is, of course, spoken, for you know that we learn languages, French, German, Russian, dialects 0! our own tongue, from childhood. At the uni- versities, 01 course, We study Greek and Latin! But‘EnslIsb just now is ing it. now to put babies into nurseries tur- nlshed a l'Anxlalse. and they are kept ones, had to be always with the grown- up people; a great deal of attention had to be paid to them. Now they are in their own roomls, led and dress- ed like English infants, and I dare say the mothers or the present genera- tion iind more time. ibr interests out- side of the house. to a question. pose that all Polisb‘girls so to the universities, and you must not make the mistake of mixing; on up with Rus-‘ clans—we are quite Illlitarentl Polish families oi the nobility par- ents still cherish IIIIB Ideal of home life for their girls. No girl of good family goes out without a chapel-one. She Interests herself? more in house- hold duties sven than English peo- ple do. the English. We have no colleges at all as you have for women, and we have no university halls where girls may live. her name for lectures when she is 16. There are many middle-clans parents 5 5 us of atrial In Her Country. u Profane? Aucmjfiducatlon II pasted When They} Marry—Mon Outnumbor Thom tilx to Two. “ha—- Inndon.—~‘fWo are all trying to bo' student from. This young Ilished a suc—. ‘ . " l- the bag ls complete, 533”; the Neivarkmdd tour tablespoons of melted TO LET—— , '1‘ 10-Sienciewicz, 5"“, ha been. ought to please the flat dweller as a , 5 55 cellar, half 33‘ lalIIIgONIith él‘a'lslor lNorwallgn 01:54:?” fly???“ ii’fiyl’dléi‘l 23%;; game time Ill Parisaand In most anything can becooked on it. News. It Is virtually a saddle bag of and a 5851516855500“ 0! fine]? 5 Ave, 310 a month; 0" “We" rooms 113159. 1 l) q ‘ e s23 3! other towns on the continent, and her Small leather cases, titted with eve- TIDbOD- It WI“ be found most conven~ parsley. Season with a level 5 separately. Inquire 40 Bayview‘ftvc. comparisons prove her powers oi oi»: I-ythlng needed for the woman who tent for carrying ones crocheting 01‘ or salt and a little Ipepper. P , I. a“ it son SALE-«FANCY CALIFORNIA starvation. 5 loves to sew. are very good looking. other may WW“- mce over the “511 and 6°” To LET-2 FURNISHED ROOMS ”we“ “W" t” “u” “at his“ 5“ “In Poland we “all Ensliah tailor- ...— ---—-— ‘Portland Express and Advert clothes,” she continued, "be- aune we thinkthey are much more istingulshgd looking than any other. be correct thing, and we are all speak: It is the thing in Poland here. Polish babies, like the French (Novel little wooden spice stands are in the form of two steps and hold eight jars marked with the names or the various spices. An electric table Cooker is new and A yard of fancy ribbon about live inches wide, and a yard and a half. of half inch ribbon of a harmonizing col- or, are needed to make a very pretty work bag. “- I’ut a hem three quarters of an inch, wide in either end of the piece of rib-5 hon. Midway n the hem run an r0w5 of stitching. This will provide a place for the draw "string of the narrow rlb‘ 5milk is thickened and then serve sprin- hon. Turn each or the hemmed ends over to binatlon of the two vegetables is in’ er. ter crease. Overcast the selvedges to flower. gather. ‘Run the narrow ribbon through the double casing for a draw string, and Sauce for steamed Fish Chop three hard boiled. $3 Dainty Work Bag. Cabbage Dish. A delicious vegetwble dish is a con- Chicory Salad. blnatlon of celery and cabbage. says Wash the chicory. trim th the Newark News. Take a small cab- leaving each piece about a huge quarter It and cut up with it a length Put lna bowlhalta head of celery! cook in a little salted. ful of salt, a teaspoonful of grit water till tender and the water is ab-E'onion, a saltspoontul of peppe , sorbed. Then add butter and: milk and add tour tablespoontuls of with a little flour and seasoned with oil; rub until the salt is dlss pepper and salt. Let it cook till the add a tablespoon'lul of tarrago gar; mix, pour over the chicory Fold the ribbon exactly in half kled with chopped parsley. The com-Iserve at once. —-—Richmond News - M "Oh, no," she exclaimed in reply "You must not sup- In the "Our whole system is diaereutirom A Polish girl may inscribe Facade of Crncclw University. who set their faces against this idea. and so they will not allow their daugh- ters any income for their years of study. What happens? Why, the girls simply run away from home. At Crncow there is a cement where they can live for about Ill 3 a month. Chen a girl of 16 has to commence by work- ing very hard to earls her living while she attends the untlversity. The corr- dition of students, bbth men and wom- an, at the Polish universities, has been a good deal tIElked about, and I am one of many stuI ants, who are try- ing to raise a fund to establish wom~ en's residences like those you have in England. "The proportion of girl students is something like i500 to 3, 000 men. They attend the lame lectures as the men. and often live in this some pour loll.» tux houses as they do. I suppose it is for that reason that the parents have not learned to like the position or their doubters at; the universities. The protection approve of girls at their lecium‘l no. the majority of them do not. They declare that girls usually get ‘married, and than all their university training is wanted. They make things. as hard for the [iris as they can by constantly Indulg— Ing in what we call 'ebicane,’ that is, leasing and small ilblm leveled at the women students." ‘ WEASELS LIMEw HIS FACE Than lured Lint Bum From a Nut find Victim's Coop and tiny 13 thickens. M Levine”. FBI-“l emu blinobamw, 5 better known as "Dynamite" on the III Barlow taking out rlprsiifl much «am TIII will stooped ovum receiving a. large no friends. The affair as has been the sacrum oi the well haemoguplo, ml quiet and consisted hr ring tbe5 congratulations and Maharishi at their associates, not want Mu: , mi» of their. W The woman who relies upon floati- um mrrlili cw ..” fluidly as we I Baseball Fan (LEAGUE AND AMATEUR) ET THIS r. 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. IllKeep the results of the game before you all the time by use of the best scorer made. Illlt is a vest-pocket size, MADE ._ OF CELLULOID; durable, and will last the entire season It 13 similar In design to that carried by the umpire. IllWe have not a huge supply, so get yours early. III Cut out 'this ADVERTISE- MENT and. bring it, together with 10 CENTS to The Sentinel, and one of these Pocket Scorers § .will‘be yours. , , L «th04! in rapid
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