WANTED ”
«WANTEDm—BOY WANTED APPDY
Mints and (30.. 92 Washington
étree‘t » ND 1330 ti
D ”WANTEOmEXPERIDNODD SALES.1
indies tor ladies' cloaks and suit do-
pertinent. Apply litter 9 11.111. Frank
Jacoby. Keeler Building. Washirsgton
s' 0 it
WANTED~SIX DRIVERS AND
tour laborers. Permanent jobs. Ap-
ply Raymond Bros. , ’ 1 :28 3t
WANTED-DXPERIDNCED SHOE
salesman. Apply at once. George
Keeier. 159 Washington Itroet bridge
., 1 s27 31.
1 WANTED—MEN TO WORK lN
tur shop Apply Kerr, Darrin Horatio.
Woodward Ave. s27 3t
WANTED—AT run Nonwanrt
lilospltai a night orderly. Apply to
the superintendent. 1 s27 3t
WANTED—LAT ONCE, THREE
rooms. tarnished or unfurnished, suit-
able for light housekeeping. Must he
centrally located. Address Y. z., care
Sentinel. 11 ' 1327 iii
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
Sun Vacuum Cleaner. Operates like
a carpet sweeper. Needed in every
home and office. Quick sales; his
\ .
profits. Write at once. A. .1}! Bots
ford. ThomSon St, Milford. ”Conn.
s26 6t
WANTED~YOUNG LADY, 25 T0
30 years. as office assistant. to take
position out of town Good salary,
hoard, laundry, ete. Address Assistant,
cane Sentinel. 524 (it
WANTED—AGENTS, EITHER SEX,
we have the easiest and best selling
proposition on the market. Write to- '
day. Campbell Mfg. Co. iii Hanover-
St., Bridgeport, Ct 1322 (it
CLUETT. PEABODY AND co.
have situations to offer to operators
experienced on steam power ma
chines. steady work. ’ s7 ti
ALL kmns
WANTED—TO BUY
cattle.
trs prices or rat oaiv.es
tor bobca ves to fatten.
man. Conn. Ave; Tel. 1151.
M... ~
to“
H. Fried-
Besl market prices paid£0 Ex ‘
T0 LED—NICE HEATED BOOM
Inoui‘re an. Wardweli, No. 8 Living»
aton St. . . still it
re LET-20 ROOM HOUSE ON
Elizabeth street. City at South Nor-
walk. Entirely rebp‘iit. new paper and
paint. new gas fixtures. range and
heater. Suitable for large boarding
house. inquire Raymond Bros. s30 in
To LET-FIRBT FLOOR,- IM-
movements inquire J. White. «iii
Taylor Ave. South Norwalk. s28 3t
improvements, Cove street. .315; 5‘
rooms, First street, with part ins
provomenis. $11. Inquire R. Joselovr
‘nky. Dust Norwalk. or united Gr01
s28 its
To LET—~8PAC‘E ON SHORE.
also under cover; for laying up small
launches for the winter. in RowaYton
harbor. Call Sundays. Address J.
A Gaylor, West Side Ave, Rowayton.
*1 e27 at
T0 LET—41011812 AT GREENS
Farms, :5. 00 monthly. Inquire 8 Henry
St, South Nor-walk. e2 273
cery.
her. will sell at public auction on
T0 LET—r ROOMS Wm; ALL ‘
poled” Stl'Det.
FOR tiALE-«CHDAP BUDDY. IN
good condition. rubber tired Central
Hotel. Mourns Dal. 11130
JTHOMAB 1F.
BURKE. AUG'I‘ION
Monday. October 1. at. 3 in. 111.. the
property or the i to Mary Ferguson,
situated on Man old‘ Ave. Dorian.
Conn. House has rooms. Lot 5011185.
Large barn. Property is sitcom in
very best section. Three mhutes
mm trolley and station. Per order
Albert Ferguson. 1 .127 at
FOR SALEMOND BOSTON BULL
pup. female. 2 Months old; very-
uicely marked and small; also one
range with high shelf. a perfect baker.
good heater as well Inquire 24 Clay
.So‘nth Norwaik‘. 327 lit
Foil ems-anodes: 1N srnaw-
berry Hill. seven rooms. Valued at 81‘, -
700. Offered at a great sacrifice it
sold immediately. George Mitchell,
No. 8 Knight on. Norwalk. a a1 ti
FOR SALE-J'ANOY CALIFORNIA
privet three to 1i'our toot high. 86
per hundred William A. Byxhee', 41
improvements. Cove street. 315;
rooms, First street. with part imk
provements, Ill. Inquire RT) Joseiov-
sky. East Norwalk. or United Gro
oery. . s26 ti
TO LET—47 ROOMS WITH A115;
at “1.. .._.mm—w————
BUSINESS NOTICES
MR8. E. F. "TAYLOR, MILLINER,
18 Madison St., latest tall styles.
trimmed and untrlmmed. 1124 St
'ro LET~APARTMENT 219 WASH
lugtou St. Apply 64 South Mainli
St. 325 tr
To LET—«HOUSE lN WALD OT;
two diets Washington St. and three
cheap rents Blast Norwalk. . Inquire
J. W. Marvin, East Nerwalk. 324 (it
FOR RENT OR FOR BALE—ON
easy payment, 6 room house. all im-
provements. Inquire or C. E. Hoyt.
524 it
TO LET—HALF 0F DOUBLE
house, seven rooms. all improvements.
Inquire W. S. Hantord. East Age.
52 (it
To LET—«7 ROOM APARTMENT
on Raymond stlee. Rowayton; “run
ning water; 310. Address F. 11!. Hart.
Box :87, Rowayton Conn. s23 61
MISCELLANEOUS.
FDOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE.
()11 account of health, client will ex-
change 216.1000 onultys in 7 houses.
all rented, in White Plains, N Y. tor
[we and clear farm. Address Box 47,
,White Plains, N Y 1327 iii
' PROFESSIONAL.
J. c. COLLlNGB, LECTURER AND
teacherot vocal culture, practical
and anatomical. Prepares pupils for
concerts, church positions and teach-
.ers. lilies G. M Woodward. teacher of
piano and harmony, Wednesdays and
Batur.days Studio, 76 South Main
St. 930 lm
\
WE WILL MAIL YOU 81
for each set or old False Teeth
sent us Highest price: paid
for old Gold. Silver, old Watch-
es, Broken Jewelry and Precious
1 Money Sent by Return Man.
Phila. amelting and Refining
Com 1mm
Established 20 Years.
883 Chestnut 81.. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
TO DINTIGTS.
We will buy your Gold Filings.
Gold ficrsps and Platinum.
Highedt prices paid.
LET THE
NorWalkFurniture
House
tarnish you for your home with a
highly polished Dining-room Bait and
n Parlor Suit 0! the latest design. and
a Stove that will save your coal bill
and that will bake at all 1111..., dad
for your odd pieooiol Furniture oi"
any Morlptlon. so to the
nonwam sunm‘ruw nous
ms with It. Nowell:
To LET—«DENTIST OFFICE IN
Lander 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; 1- . sld tr
‘ro LETNHAMILTON AVE... HALF
oi two-family house. 6 rooms, and 6-
r'oorn tint; all improvements: 800d con—
dition; one block from railroad station
Joseph R. Taylor. . 313 ti.’
TAXI T0 HIRE
FOR ALL occasions.
DAY ,oa mom.
Special Rates to Dunbury Fair. Tour-
lng Car and Text.
Tel. 1360 . J. VAAST
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHiROPRACTiC.
Chiropractic is the science oi the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is cane.
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. liiven it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
long life in the different organs and
s
,
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonluing the nerve Iyu~
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curve»
tune of the spine. :You will never re-
to help you.
Magnetic treatments gluon also.
1‘. FRANCIS. n. c.
24 Washington It... Be. Norwulk. Conn.
Graduate {rem Palmer School, the
discoverer.
m. nummmwm
Dividend Notice
Fairiicld Dainty Savings Bank
nNorwailq (loan. dept 19. 1212
At- a Muslin: oi the Directors of the
It ll id tyiluvian hand held
trident at the rate or four
”don’t. no mass. in: desires
it”
with!
, riding septumher
A Mitchell. Phone 41112.
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance 1
town-out the cardinal.”
NOTICE 1 »—-1 PAINTING. PAPER-
ilolngins. Decoratinx. by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
‘per, and painters‘ inppliel of Alex.
White, 61 12 lilly Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates ohoertully given. a22l m
TURKISH“ .3ATH8 FOR THE
treatment or gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wadsworth'u Sanitarium. Tel. .23
ti
NAN-1'8 MODERN GOODYEAR
mot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
:ustom made work. Fitand comlort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
Leer”
Los'r «— GOLD L‘ocxnr AND
buckle, diamond on one side. initials
M. J. T. V. Picture within. Suitable
rewand for return. A J Andrews.
care Woolworth and Co. . s30 31
LOST—eBANK BOOK BETWEEN
South Norwalk and Broad River
Finder please return to "The Sentlnfi
office and receive reward. s28
LOST—A BROWN LEATHER POC-
ketbook in east bound station at
10:50 Friday morning. containing mon-
ey. keys. gold brooch and card or own‘
er. Reward it returned to Mrs. H. S.
Mitchell. 417 Main St, New Rochelle.
N. ‘Y.. or Mrs. S. C. Marshall. 7 Betta
Place. - 1 s27 3t
Neweii’s Dancing Academy
Arion Hall, Medium 81., 80. Not-walk.
Deginners' Class for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
wedneuduy Evening. Oct. 9. at 8 P. M.
A thorough course 01 instruction in
the walls and the latest society
dances. Circulars.
w. OILBENT NEWELL.
25 Liberty 8:. Bridgepomconn.
DAVID w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director- Embsimer-
12 No. Main 3%.. 30. Numlk
Residence. dwmm’ too It.
Telephone at o
. Telephone at house—498.
muslin
A School for Girls
PHOIPIOT HILL. NORWALK. -,
(rounded by Marin Burr Head.
The school will open tor thetli‘ail.
term on Thursday morning. illusion:-
b’ur 12. 1212. at nine o'clock . 1 All
classes except the primary will hence. ‘
lord: he held in a fhanding fluently 4
put up enamiy for
Built on the slope of the 1m '1
gigs obviating all dunner is :3. of ,D
floor 'openr directly on on
college an more and Moral
Courses in» and? our use 1. “
i’flfiid"! and interm‘ud‘imt m
merits tor ‘litilu iii-is
Men
1‘ 111‘ lookoid or unattractive?
‘ ‘ is gray or tailed. you
at Remedy. Apllly a little tonight. and
.wholesome dressing which may he
D; 223st w.»—
. if
eaalIY. quickly and summer by unit
Wyeth's sure and sulphur hair
in the mansion you ‘wili he agreeably
application. The gray hairs will be
less conspicuous. and after a few were
applications will bereutored to nwturai
color. ‘ :
Wyeth’s sure and sulphur also
quickly removes dandruil. leaves the
scalp clean and healthy. and promotes
the growth oi? the“ hair. kit has. clean
used at any tithe with perfect safety.
Get a titty cent bottle from your
beauty of your hair and forever end
the nasty damn-hit, hot. itchy Scalp
and falling hair. All drugsluts sell it
under guarantee that the money will
be refunded it you I... not satisfied
after fair um; Special agent. Sililscl-
Powell Corporation.
”M
Brown 13mut of Lamb.
Wipe and trim the meat carefully
and. covering it with boiling Water,
cook slowly until tender. When done
remove the henna and press meat he‘-
tween plates till next day. Then
brush with beaten on, sprinkle thick;
iy with bread crumbs. to which melted
surprised at the results irom a siaale 1‘ '
druggist today. and one how quickly it ‘
will restore the ‘youthtul color and ‘
1 gauge or thought. giving rise to that
butter has been added and well” mix-
ed. and brown oulckly in a hotov‘eu
terday by (linear Frank II Stratton for
being drunk and was dined 87. d-Ie went
to jail in default or payment.
Louis Klsco .was arrested on com
plaint of his wile. Ellen, by onlcer
Bataan. charged with assault. The
case has hoes continued until tomes
how. 'iihe deiendant is represented by
Attorney Joseph at. Taylor and Mrs.
Klako by Attorney John J. Ouneo.
MODERATION.
l have put this attribute or beauty
last because 1, consider it the girdle
and safeguard of all the rest, audio
this respect the mout‘essential’ or all.
The least comrades oi: violence or
extravagance, oi the want or modera-
tion and restfaint is. I think, destruc-
tlve at all beauty whatsoever in
everything, color, form. tactics. lan-
whloh in color we call glaring. in form
ineiegant, in motion unraoetui. in lan- .
News coarse. in thought indisciplim
ed. in all uhchustened: which quali-
ties are in everything most distress. D
in. because the signs of disobedient
and irregular operation. -- Ruskin
(modern Painters). ' ' ‘
_ .. nest onythinsd
sour, sassy ;
This humus. preparation will dim
11 eat and overcome a1
out-oi—order stomach
live minutes afterwards. D_
it your initials dent lit comfortahll'.
or what you eat lies like a lump or
lead in your stomach’ or it you have
heartburn. that is a sign oi lndiaes-_
tion. '
Get from your pharmacist a titty-
e-ent case oi! I’ane’s moccasin and take
a dose that as scours: you can. There
will be no sour risipss, no belching ct
; 1 undigested iced mixed with cold. no
1 stomach gas or heartburn fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea.
debilitating headaches, .
intestinal griplng. This will all go,
and. besides; there will he no sour
tood left over in the stomach to poi- ‘
eon your breath“wlth nauseous odors.
Pope’s Diapepsm is a certain cure
for out-oiéorder stomachs,~ because it
takes hold oi your food and digests it
just the same as it your stomach
wasn't there.
ants: in five minutes (mm on sto
mach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large titty-cent cases contain
more than audiclent to thoroughly cure
almost any case of dyspepsia, indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder.
Pickle. und'aood am...» 1:
Excellent pickles and relishes they“
be had it prepare‘d as follows. says 13811.
burhan Lite:
green tomatoes, 6 large onions, 4 green
Delivers, 2 red peppers. 2 lbs. brown
sugar 4 bunches of celery, 3 pints of
vinegar. 21 tablespoontula oi' allspice,2
tablespoontuls of whole cloves. 2 sticks
oi cinnamon.
Put the tomatoes, onions and pep-
pers through the meat-grinder or chop
has. and sprinkle over them one cuplul
or salt. Let stand over night. In the
warning drain on the water. out in the
other ingredients and let come to the-
boilins point, then add one iii—cent bot-
tle oi horse-radish. Soul in 1m hav.
ing a glass top.
Chill Sauce—«Six ripe tomatoes. 1
onion. 4 green peppers, 1 tablespooniul
of sugar. 1 tubieepooutul or salt 1%
captain of vinegar.
Gunner put through the nieubgrlnd-
er. tomatoes. Delivers and onions. add
mar, suit and vinegar. Boll one hour
and usur‘in iaru.
Corn relish-«Eighteen ease of corn.
one onion. one cubiiage. one quarter
pound of mustard. one pint of vinegar,
tour enplulu 1o! Iunr, one halt cupmi
; or all, two peppers.
10111. the corn from the with, shop on-
ion. room uni subunit. add sugar.
quarters or anrhour. Ten minutes he
tore takinaiwii'ot the tire. add u very
own fourth or a pound or diu’uoivod
mustard. ‘ Bonito also. luru. .3
Green chopped pickle—One peck 0M
.uultund vinegar. and cool: ulcwly three ;
D matoes. one large head or cabbage. six
large onions, cup halt pint grated
hortilddioh. oaé oath-tor pound white
.. mustard seed, , one quarter cuptui on
ground-black pepper. one halt ounce‘
at celery, seed, two pounds or brown
sugar. three quarts‘ot vinegar, one cupI
in! of salt I
Chop or grind tomatoes. cabbage and
onions very fine and salt over night.
Next day drain oi! the brine. add vinev',
gar and other ingredients. then mlxi
well and put into glass jars. Do not
cook.
Mixed pickles—Two quarts of green
tomatoes, two quarts of cucumbersyz
quartile! small onions, trio heads of
cauliflower, two green peppers, one
gallon of vinegar. one half pound at
ground mustard. 8 eupluis sugar D1 once
gar, three cupiule of sugar, one once
oi tumerlc powder. one cuplul oi dow-
er, one cuptui 0! salt. Out the torna-
DtoeI, cucumbers. onions cauliflower
and peppers into small pieces. Pour
over them boiling brine, made or three
quarts cl water had oue'cuptui of salt.
list this stand 24 hours. then pour oi:
the brine.18tir the flour mustard. Ill-
gar, and tnmrio powder panther and
wet with a little or the vinegar, then
stir into the boiling vinegar, as you
would nuke gravy.. Put the other in»
mum. in and Iimmer together until
all are tender. Baal in gisu‘u Jars. .
tomato OIIIDHM peek of ripe to-
1mm, eight onions. nix red peppers
alt captain of vinegar. two captain of
sugar, one hell portal or salt; Ohop or
tried onions and uppers. em with
Dhow chow-One hail pedicure» io-
1
under and add the rest of the ingredi-
ants and boil it until 11 is thick sen
wnu‘é hot in and... lore
'Pickled cauliflower-One caullilower
two tablespoonluls or 51.11.01... quart
of vinegar. one teaspoonfui or whole
cloves, one teaspooniul of white must
ard seed.
Pull the cauliflower into pieces, put
into cold water with the salt heat
gradually and boil five minutes, then
drain until dry. 9111 this into a glass
Jar. Boil the clove and mustard seed
in the vinegar, and pour over the cauli-
flower. hot. Have it covered with vine-
gal-.1Seai while not
Groom mustard—One half (mph! of
vinegar, one hell cupi’ul sweet cream,
one 028. one teaspooptnl of salt, one
tablespoontul oi! mustard.
Put the vinegar on the stove and let
it come to a boil. Have the cream salt
mustard and can well beaten together,
and pour the boiling vinegar over them
and set the whole over boiling water
and stir constantly until it thickens.
When cold, it is ready for use. and is
very 11 co. ‘
n
m
M Tongue Duluth,
One of the .most substantial and
pleasing salads tor the lunch hour is
9: heel tongue. Oat some cold boiled
tongue into thin thrive and lay it in
the bottom or your salad born. Over
it sprinkle about halt the quantity or
diced potatoes add on ‘the potatoes
put a layer at celery out into small
pieces. Stew ilnsiy chopped parsley
over the too. and than moisten all
MIN. “3' MM PM! “‘1th col-
with». few tobieupoonsiulu or rich
ii
in addition to the C
disslness or D
. M .
D'was Miriam Bernice filial
. child actress 0‘! or it
. other. humus. i... on... not 1...:
’ i‘y immédiate. but lasting relief.
Dim DIDXD.‘
‘1Were well applaud it
who paid a visit1‘1hiy
- her first dance. Which
Illpreciated by thel
There were six
Don't forget who ; 1
bright, clear,1tllck‘e us ‘i
clean. sanitary their. it =
and we are sure you Di
every night. Two can
nightly. Matinee Dev
2 30. Watch our dis
ment in the paper tor so
prises this week. , 1
Matinee awry Oaturduy
Doors open 7. Per-lo
Here's a Show W’I‘hat D
Alford to Miss. &
Brgmtul of G”; D 11
Initial presentation on
1 vlaudevilie's most (‘9'
ton.
l'i-i Y1‘
With Eddie RedwaY,
crane and (15) flit
tiest pets-infet‘agei .
."cea.w1tn (310.0001 ace
turns embellishmé
This production cohorts:
of the world. 11 ‘
31’
Special Added 143“!“ if?“
“I DIEDIDD‘ ‘
The Bulls Rim
A quaint rural funnier.
mental and Comedy od'
THE H0
Winning new laure es. f
ing and blzzarre specified.
Extra! Extra! .
We have just comparator/ed
menta tor the exclusive
101' The World’s Ba ; ,
Watch tor further, and, '
South Norwilk will hold
sion at the Town Court
land street. in said cltY. from
p. 111.. until 8 o’clock 1)
2nd day of October. 1912 doin-
the City of South Nortval .
tory to the annual c ty e 1
held on the first 1M nday-
1912. 3?! adding thereto.
theatres), the name of
' whose application‘s
tiled with the city one
o'clock oi the Monday next
or whoue legal ouulidcul
quailiicutlons. as vo’ or: ‘
city, any 5m $913110 u o 1
may e I . y mm
at knowledae or by to
thil 18th day or 80 to... . ,
EUR 1?}: g
JA £128 M. 1m
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