Miscellaneou .‘n vs _II I. u u so on LAB-5m Advertisements on this age. Twentydl‘ive‘Words or has. see-— Three Times. 60c - Each Addition face or Caps. Deuhl e Price Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-- WANTED Adams wanton To sum. run Sun Vacuum Cleaner. Operates like a chrpet sWeeper. 'eeded in every home and office. uldk sales; big profits. Write at once. A. H. Bots- li'ord, Thomson St, Milford, Conn. s26 6t WANTED—46601). sraono. WILL- lug boy to learn plumbing trade. Ap- ply J. H. Brown, Jr., .practicni plumb- er, 54 Water St., South Norwalk. , s26 3t WANTEDv—Sl'l‘UA'I‘ION. GARD- ner, Norwegian. married, experienced in general garden work, understands greenhouses and hot-beds; A1 refer- ences. Open for engagement in Novem- ber. Thomas Peterson, Rowayton. “525 St WANTED —~ COMPETENT GIRL for general housework. Two in family. supply Mrs. Herbert A. Mathewson, 52 :West St. WANTED-FIRS’I‘ CLASS TAILOR for ladies’ work. Inquire Feinsteln, 32 North. Main St. s24 3t WANTED—YOUNG LADY, 25 TO 30 years, as oiilce assistant, to take position out of town. Good salary, board, laundry, etc. Address Assistant. care Sentinel. s24 6t WANTED ——— A YOUNG LADY, bright, quick and energetic, to assist at our Shipping Department. Inquire Raymond Bros. 324 ill WANTED —~ MIDDLE AGED WO- man for light housework, with care of two children, no washing or ironing; wages 315. Good home to right party Address Mrs. A. E. Schmidt, Box 446. Barton, '“ s20. 3t WANTED~AGENTS EITHER SEX, are have the easiest and best selling proposition on the market. Write to day. Campbell Mtg. 00., 94 Hanover St, Bridgeport, Ct. s23 6t 825 iii ' ‘“ 'ro LET To LETWHOUSE CORNER OF West and High streets, containing 8 mums and bath. Possession October lst. inquire at 2 High .St. s26 lit » o FOR SALEHHOUSE IN STRAW- berry Hill, seven rooms. 700. Offered at a great sacrifice If George Mitchell, No. 8 Knight 8t, FOR SALE old immediately. Norwalk. at Valued at $1 - t! TO LET-HOUBE OF‘ 8 ROOMS with improvements at it Haniord lilacs. Inquire 'l‘. J. Magner, South Norwalk Dry Goods Co. 326 iii T0 LET—7 ROOMS WITH ALL shop or his property. Seuth Main street. 826 FOR SALE OR RENT—A GOOD rectory, containing 2,800 square feet, central location. a valua- Lawrence Agency, 15 3i: improvements, Cove street. $15; 5 rooms. First street, with part im- provements, $11. Inquire It. Joselov— sky, East Norwalk, or United Ciror lfhone 667-3. s24 FOR SALE—NEW THREE BURN- er oil stove with oven, at reasonable price.‘ 31: cery. s26t .TO LET-F‘ROM lST. lsT, FIRST i wanna Raymond Ilros. s24 son sue-six WORK HORSES. 3t. floor, improvements. -lnquire James White, 49 Taylor Ave... = s26 3t To LET~FIVE ROOM FLAT, good location. Inquire F. Hoop, ii Cove Ave., East Norwalk. 526 iii TO LET—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with bath and all improvements, 2-! Madison St. Rent $20. inquire 26 Madison St. s25 3t TO LET—APARTMENT 219 WASH- lngton St. Apply 64 ‘South Main St. s25 tf incubator. 825.00; William A. Byxbee, TO LET-FLAT IN THE DIBBLE building, North Main St., $15. J. l:- vlng Dibble. 149 Washington St. s 25 3t T0 LET—HOUSE, BAYVIEW AVE nue, seven rooms, all improvements. Apply W H Smith, 39 West street. sZifit 'ro LET~+ROOMS; ONE THREE room house, the other four rooms on Clinton avenue. Inquire 36 Clinton Ave. s24 at J TO LEV—«HOUSE IN WALL ST.‘. two flats Washington St, and three cheap rents East Norwalk. Inquire J. W. Marvin, East Nor-walk. s24 6t CLUETT, PEABODY AND CO. have situations to offer to operators lexperienced on steam power ma- chines, steady work. 8? ti To LET—FURNISHED ROOM, Elizabeth. St... steam heat, not water service, telephone. Address-“13., care Sentinel. s24 3t WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS cattle. Best market prices paid. Ex- tra prices for fat calves- $3 to $4 [or bob calves to fatten. l-I. Fried- man, Conn. Arie: Tel. 1151. " settlers; (in... Undertaker 84 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL. 904 ......... ....... L. s « winqulre W. '18. Han-,ford East Ave FOR RENT OR FOR SALE—~ON easy payment. 6 room house, all im- provements. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt. . 824 ti TO LET~HKLF or consult house, seven rooms. all improvements. 323 ht TO LET—«7 ROOM APARTMENT on Raymond stree, Rowuyton; lun- nlng water; $10. AddressF all Hart, ' Box 87, Rowayton, Conn. s23 6t TO LET—DENTIST OFFICE 1N Lauder building, 4 South Main St. Has been used continuously for such for over 20 years. Possession about WE WILL MAIL YOU 31 hr each set of old False Teeth . sent us. Highest prices paid for old Gold, Silver, old Watch- es, Broken Jewelry and Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall, Phlla. Smeltlng and Refining Company, Established 20 Years. 863 Chestnut at, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TO DENTISTB. We will buy your Gold Filings. Gold Scraps and Platinum. Oct. 1st. inquire of Frederick Laud- er. Room 9. s14 tf YO LET~HAMILTON AVE, HALF of twofamily house, 6 rooms. and 6- mom flat: all improvements; good con- Joseph R. Taylor. " 313 ti TAXI TO HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. DAY OR NIGHT. Special Rates to Dsnbury Fair. Tour- lilghest prices paid. lng Car and Taxi. "IIlIlll Ill IIIII Slllttl WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~—Stocka resumed their upward progress at the opening of today's market. Gains o a point or more were reconded by Canadian Pacific, Great Northern Ore. Collsoliduted ails and Republic Iron. Elsewhere In the active list and among the specialties advances ranged from minor to material fractions. zwnm. eraser, ii a. "hr-“80m hesitation was shown soon after th opening, prices receding quite gonor- aily, but buying orders in large vol unn- resulted ln general recoveries be. fore the end of the first hour. WALL 8Titliild . l p. m.-~The mar- lrot gathered renewed strength at mid- day. although the advance wusf limit- ed to a few of the standard Issues. including. Steel ’ and lugs. ‘WALL' sranm'r. Noon.,-Mone dwarfed allcther considerations in til .lnurket today Opolllng 946%” “wit only moderate supply The action of the money market was clearly relies led In the ccursooi quoted values whit ‘were unusually irregular. initial deal;- ings showed a strong tone. but the list Elton sold off heavy offerings, only to the Harrlmans. ' the latter rising on god August earns ... The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC. Chiropractic Is the science of the cause of the disease and the, art of adjusting the same. Disease is cans. ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain In later life in the different organs and m b.s Chiropractors remove the cause of disease and pain, health Is restored through harmonizing the nerve sys- tems in your body. Female troubles given specihl attention; also curve. tune of the spine. You will never re— gret Max the Chiropractor a chance to be p you. Magnetic treatments given also. ’I‘. FRANCIS. D. C. 64 Washington as, so. Norwaik. conn. Graduate fromf’almer School, the discoverer. Dividend Jlolice Fairfleld Cotlnty ”slum stat Nermiit, Conn, Bo t ill. 191 At a meeting of the rector: oi t ll‘airfield County Savings Bhnk held I 0 O y s it t~ b rien. dition; one block from railroad station. . Tel. 1360 - J. VAAST ' AUTOMOBILE, ONLY FOR SALE-1 FARM WAGON, $5. 00; 1 runabout, $50; 1 surrey, 825: 1 English saddle, $10; harness and net, 320. 00; Miscellaneous farm tools, piohgh, cultivator, hose, sprinkler. etc. $75.00: 1 horse, $100; 1 Jersey cow. $55.00; 1..»brooder and run, $20.00; 1 Cyphers $10.00; 1,-punpy. 85.00. West Norwaik, Conn. FOR SALE—FANCY CALIFORNIA privet, three to «four feet high. per hundred. Cedar street. . collie. H. ‘Ruehl, 824 iii see fit * 5315; large, roomy, five passenger car; 20 horse power; good condition; top, cur- tains, big lamps, tools on trolley between Rowayton “$5133; Mr. Richards, 86 41 Eusruass Norrcss 18 Madison St., latest fall trimmed and untrimmed. urns. F... F. TAYLOR, MILLINER. styles, s24 6t 693-4. How IS THE TIME TO HAVE your plumbing, heating plant, roofs. leaders. etc, repaired and put in or- der for the winter. plum-hing, tinning and heating, 54 First St, East Norwaik. R. 0,, Thompson. rllelephone s18 6t NOTICE —- PAINTING. mates cheerfully given. PAPER- uanging. Decorating, by practical man. Save money by buying your wallpa- pem‘ and painters' supplies of Alex. White, 61 1-2 my Ave. Tel. 423. Esti- a22 1m Arrangeimnts by appointment. TURKISH BATHS . FOR THEn :reatment oi gout. rheumatism. 15c. rel Wadew‘orth’s Sanitarium. Tel. 313 if NAOH'S MODERN GOODYEAR acct and shoot repair shop. All kinds custom made work. Fit and comfort guaranteed. 28 West Washington St. LOST 6ripinp~6hlldron You know when your liver is bad. when your bowels are sluggish. You feel a certain dullness and depression, parilaps the approach of a hearyche. your stomach Gets sour and full of gas, tongue coated, breath ioul,.or you have indigestion. Your say, "I am bilious or constipated and i must take something tonight." Most people shrink from a physicm they think of mim- oil, calomel, salts or cathartic pills. It's different with Syrup of Figs! It’s effect is as that of fruit; of eating coarse food; of exercise. Take a tea- spoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs tonight and you won't «realise you have taken anything until morning, when all the clogged up waste mat- ter, sour bile and constipation poisons move on and out of your system. with out gripe, nausea or weakness. lng else cleanses and regulates your sour, disordered stomach. torpld liver “mm” I“ a ““8783! to State Sen- and 30 feet of Wasteclogged bowels like gentle, effective Syrup of Figs ,I-Iis message was in reéponse to a Don't think you are Mugging yourself. telegram from Senator Newcomb re- Being composed entirely oh luscious citing that a proposition to name Mr. figs, sauna and aromatics, it can not cause injury. . If your child is. crass. sick and feverish, or its little stomach sour, tongue coated, give Syrup of Figs at It’s really all that is needed to make children well and happy again. They dearly love its pleasant taste. Ask your druggist for the full name. “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna "I and look on the label for the name-—- some time. was yesterday held in the California FIE Syrup Company That city court for trial in the Superior and that only, is the genuine. Refuse CW” on charges of blgamy. The any other fig syrup substitute with contempt. 01106.‘ Dearly Love It o Nora Effective than colonel. savior illl or Salts; Bodily dissuade I the Stomach, that sad Brush Without Nausea or ‘ Noth- ‘Wlll Not lluil on Any Platform Ills firm . . II. , ~ , 1’ ”, NEW YORK. Bent. 26.~Oscar IS. Sirens, presressive party cdndidate for governor. will not accept a' admi- nation from any party on a platform “different in an! material respect" from the platform on which he was nominated at Syracuse. he declared ator Josiah J. Nevvcomb. at Saratogs. Straits at Saratoga as the republican gubernatorial candidate Was based on the belief that there should be no division in a stateelection over specl~ so "reforms urged in both the progres- sive and the republican platforms. CHARGED WITH sic. MY. ' STAMFORD, Sept. 26:» ancis A. Proctor, who has been living here for lbnnds wore fixed at $2, 000 It is lc charged that Proctor married Mary Tried ‘ Recipes. nun—— . Kingston crullors. shape desired and drop, a any crullers in it. When golden brown In color remove the cruilers'ipd lay in a heated colander to drain, sprinkling with powdered sugar. Sept. 23, ten raincoat, E. Dutllh Smith, Tokeneke. LOBTwA'I‘ TOKENEKE. MONDAY. lined with green silk. Reward ,i’or return to Mr. 1325 III PROFESSIONAL. Vegetable Doughnuts One half cup sugar, one half cup mashed potatoes (hot), one tabdespoon shortening, two eggs, one cup sour milk one teaspoon soda, flour to make stifi' dough, spice and one teaspoon vanilla. MR. ROBERT WEBER, Charles Ferrett, piano Monday and Thursday. Franklin St. Studio, Telephone 52-5 VOICE culture, Tuesday and Friday. Mr. instruction, 19 B18 ti HILLSIDE 0 her 19, 1912, at nine o'clock. hrs. College , Preparatory and Courses for older ulrls; Kinds tan YORK. for serving a hot luncheon. sin A School for Girls PROGPECT HILL. NORWALK. (Founded by Elizabeth Burr Mead. The school will open for the Fall term on Thursday morning. Septen‘li A classes except the primary will hence- forth be bold in a building recently put up expressly for the purpose. Built on Malone of the hill, each floor opens directly on the mood. thus obviating all danger in case of choral. ten. Primary and intermediate Depart: meat. tor little girls and boys under French taught ‘In all grades. Arrangements made for moot- Ing children who use the trolleys and Term- and illustrated booklet on application. The Principal may be seen at the school may morning after, September MANGARET R. BRENDLINGIIIR A. III: Esther Doughnuts. Beat three eggs till light, add 1% cupiuls of sugar Best again. Sift One even teaspoonfui of ends into a oupiul oi sour cream, add to the sugar and eggs, then add one small teaspoonful and half a grated nutmeg. Ml: with auiiltient flour to made a sort dough Roll about half Inch wok. out out and in in hot lard—elaulsvllle lien aid. ‘ Baton Biscuits A Humboldt, Tenn, reader of the Mentor writes; I want to send to the Mentor recipe column directions giv. on by onset Tennessee’s bee house keeper- for making the best read I ever ate. beaten biscuits. A. broad brake or biscuit machine is the chief redulsite. Twa quarts of flour slated several times, two teaspoons of salt’. two‘of udder, one scant cuplof lard, three fourths of a cup of water or mllltand water mixed. Mix Ingmd~ 1m thoroughly, knead on the ma- chine for 80 or 40 minutes. It requires 85 or 40 minutes to bake. it would be well for a beginner to use Just half of the above siren quanity. W 1 Cheese Salad. ‘ One half pound of American cheese. 'the Mahaokemo‘ Hotel, enjoyable affair. thin day, a dividend at the rate of four ‘ ’ unconseewsa sunken. .. The Progressives olBouth some: 1 * held a smelter In their quarters in last evening. which proved to he s successful and Enthusiasm for the cause ran Inuit. slid the smoker wu :' (well attended. ' ed to depositors the 80th.” The same will (I) per cent. per annual. permeate six 2outputs ending ‘33“, l. and paid on slid after October '1 Sill w. by r- ‘ am the tsunami r be entered capes r " mtod. one pint of whipped cream, suit and pursuit to taste, one table. spoonful of pondered isolation, four ‘Ztsbisspoontuls of boiling water, crisp lettuce leaves. boiled salad Dissolve the science in the bollll V w r strain. and add the w good gravy. Unto-Dots Gingerbread. One cupful of molasses one half cup, ‘ful of sugar, one half cupiul of butt tor, one teaspoonfui of powdered gin- oi powdered loloves, one teaspooniul of powdered 1c cinnamn, one tenspooniul of powdered allsplce. two tesspoonfuls of baking soda, three cupiuls of flour, two e338, one cupiul of boiling water, one tea~ Beat the butter and sugar to a cream, then add baking ,powdor. the soda stirred in the boil- ‘lns WM" and the 9885 owe“ beaten. so to all persons interested therein Turn into a buttered and floured tin by publishing this order in a news I ove til paper having a circulation in said and bake in a modern 6 n on district at least five days before said. ger: one teaspoonful spoonful oi baking powder. the molasses, flour, spices. ready.-Ladles' Home Journal. tel-non . It‘cstport, officiated. In the Norwalhflemelery; W Funeral of Mr. a... terdey afternoon. . burial was two tablespooniuls of butter, one half' half cupful of chopped English walnut ‘meats, pepper to taste. Cream one half pound of butter with this through a colander into a basin; three fourths pound of powdered 3““ "put the “63k through a meat-Chop- 88?. When smooth and light: add one per and add It to the lentils, together; Court, September 25, A. D., 1912 half teaspooniul of mace the same with the 01“” (3110"de “‘9 933“ quainlty of nutmeg and the well beat- .well beaten, the butter melted the en yolks of six eggs. Stir in the atlf- l-bread- crumbs, milk “59' salt, “91" felled whites of the eggs alternatelyl "9' “a nuts. with enough flour to make a doughll‘ut lotf. Dredge over with flour and than can be rolled out. Roll into a I” 0“ “ buttered “11 thin shoot, out Into circles or anyl‘mm for W" hm" T3“ '0“! should w at a'lbc busted Well with melted butter time, into deep boiling fat Test the 'whlle cooking and should be served fat with a bit of dough before irllng with Rub the len- I ‘ Mix and make into a Bake‘ In a hot IIIIIIIS IIIJIIIIIIIIS. Russell M. Harrison, ' tRussell all. Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison, died at the home of; his parents, In Wilton, yesterday af- Busseil Harrison was the grandson of the late Sherman , More house. The funeral over the remains will be held from his late home Satur- day sfternoou at 2:30 o’clock. .‘Rev. 'Mr. Hart, pat-nor of St. Mark’s Church. in Wilton. will ofilciats. and burlarwlli be made in the Wilton Cemetery. . ‘I'unsral of Mrs. instinctual. The funeral services over the re- mains of the late Mrs. Henrietta Freu- denthal Were held this afternoon, at p 8: so o'clock, from her late home In Orsnbury. The rector ofChrist Church , dint-Isl was made i I The funeral services over the re- mud. of Victorian she were held veal IIIIII IIIIIIIIIS SOLVENT NOTICE. Estate of Emily F. Stacker, late 0 Norwalk, in said District, deceased. Those who neglect to present thel accounts, properly attested, All persons indebted to said estat meat to PERCY J. EDWARDS. s26 03 10 Executor. nmarlnu‘uaunnlymom. J ' ‘ ”.4 —-—L ~ Compound, told mete District of Norwalk, ss., Probate The Court of Probate for the Dis- irici of Norwnlk, hath limited and al- lowed slx months from the date here- of for the creditors of saidEstate to exhibit their claims for settlement. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. are reque‘fited to make immediate pay-I Coflngton, Mun-“Your ’ done me more good than Iii III the best medicine on earth to » ~ ~Mrs. Jsuum Gases, Cavingtoa. I . How Mrs. CilneAvold Operation. Brownsville, Ind—”I can so LydiaE.Pinkham'sVegetahle has done me more good than an , else. One doctor said I must be ~ tedupon for a serious female - . and that nothing could help In lint operation. “I had hemorrhages and at I gotinsuch aweak condition that ', have died if I had not got relief and found it to be the ri female troubles. “I am new in greotdoal hotter than I ever expected to be, sol V ought to thank you for it"s-.3 . Guns, S. Main St" Brownsville, O‘Brien. of New York, sub; lert’mer and married Marts of Corona, L. I. Not long I mother of the second wife ma ventisment in a New York‘lnane set-ted by the first wife seekin mation of the whereabouts of band. and an investigation‘v l massacre A GENERAL- IAN , . suslNEss AND OFFERS IlV FACILITY consls‘rs WITH eouND BANKING W Capital r “00.00000 8 Safe Deposit Boxed I8 and sowm H. mnrusweo JOHN H. KNAPP, m v: rapsnsalcx H. ROWAN, so “I. : ORDER OF NOTICE. Court, September 25, A. D., 1912. ceased. Whereas. estate not administered. day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY, Judge. District of Norwalk, sa, Probat' Estate of Edith S. Brown, late of the city and state of New Ydrlr, de- written application has been made to this court for adminis- tration with the will annexed of said Ordered, That said application be heard and determined atthe Probate ' office in Norrvalk, on the 9th day of October, 1912, at 2 oclock afternoon: and that public notice thereof be giv- WILFRED BODWELL. Cubic! DIRECTORS , E. H. Mathewson J. Walled. , iohn H. Knapp John H. Li" Christian Swat-t: Fred. H. Samuel Grumman Lewis II. Henry 8. Lockwood B cause or novice. Court, September 25, A. 11,1912. New York deceased. to” sell the inventorisd real estate said estate. office in Norwalk. on the 1st day day of 'h o‘lIlllllltY W. GREGORY, Judge. lucrwalk Lodge. No. 709, it. met last evening tor the r up was gthe subject at the sum. was voted some ti ‘ fl“. affair of this sort, District of "Norwalk, as. Probate Estate in Connecticut‘of Lucy E. Tucker, late cf the city and state of Whereas. written application has been made to this Court by the ad- mlnistratrlx of said estate praying for reasons therein set forth for an order authorising and empowering her Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate October, 1912, at 10 o'clock forenoon, and that public notice thereof be giv~ an to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a novic- paper having a circulation in said I District, at least five days before said DANCE TO RIPLAO! BAZAAR. slon Hg 0 among other IIIOIWII Mikel: Block Island-May tours . Saturdays, Aug. 24th. Atlantic City—oil” tours Mondays. Aug. 26. Sept. White Monocular—May Mondays, Aug. as. sent. an Bermuda-away tripe .... Saturdays. Sept 7. 14, 2 0! Of White Mountain's-lids Mondays. sent. 9. is in.“ dubious Sinclair Hotel, , Niagara Falls—46s ' I'trl Saturday. 59me Niagara Falls. at. Lavina and Montreal ........... Eaturday. Sept. 7! t,h M Washington. D. c. 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